The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

Tie Daily RepmbHom Price Two Cents. VOL I. NO 1749 MONONGAHELA CITY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1887. THE REPUBLICAN Church Services. Catholic Xo services.

JOB. A. niiwn, AXEXANDER cc ISN'T THIS COMMON SENSE Half dozen town couples and as many from the townships had a social dance at Myer's up the pike, Friday evening, and enjoyed the mazy with a zest promoted by the most generous hospitality. Wm. Carter, the scientific banjo player, and careful teamster, has been complimented three times this winter with a turkey, which was sent to him by parties unknown.

Yesterday it came again, but Carter dropped on to the giver this time, and is much obliged. Local Assembly K. of 4152. is exceedingly profuse with good words for W. A.

Patterson the undertaker, for the very generous manner in which he attended to the funeral of Bro. J. Curdie. Win. McGregor has likewise merited much gratitude by his great kindness in donating clothing to the fatherless children which enabled them to attend the funeral.

Public Sale OF Town Property Will StU atOutcry, on Saturday, Jan. 22, '87, at one o'clock, A lot of ground 50x200, running back from Main to Railroad street, between Rhorer's and Everett's property. Third ward. Monongahela Citv. Pa.

There is a tour-roomed frame house and out kitchen, a well of good water, fruit trees and shrubberry, grapes, apples and plums, and all needed out buildings. Tbe property is in eood repair, well fenced, good gates and everything in order. This is one of tbe lew properties on Main street which can be bought at a bargain, and will increase steadily iu value. It will make a cheap home, in a good place, is a desirable purchase and good investment ROBERT L. EL WOOD.

Agent. Monongahela City. Jan, 22. Baltimore Oysters By Can, Quart or Gallon, AT H. C.

Sutman's. Oysters Served in all styles. Special Boom for Ladies. FINE CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS AND FINE SEGARS. H.

O. Monongahela City, Pa. FOR RENT. PubUsrieU lOyei-v AUornoou. Advertising favors to Insure Insertion should re banded ia tie previous da? if possible.

Monongahela Division Time Card EASTERN STANDARD TIME. From Fliisbnrgh to I niniiloirn. LEAVE l-msDuJRh, Homestead. liravosburg W. Ejizattetn MonoDf.alieia Ciry California a m.

a. m. p. m. a.

llrflo 4:25 i 7:45 11-38 5:07 4:81 8:25 12:21 I 5:50 I 8:55 12:48 6: 23 6:30 I 9:27 1.1 I 6:51 7:00 9:50 1:38 7:10 7:20 7:35 Brownsville 10:01 1:55 7:20 Cnloutowu. 8:28 p. m. m. p.

m.a. m. From I'niuntowTi 10 Plttaburftli, LEAVE. a. m.

a. in. p. m.p m. UlllOntdWU.

9:30 i 3:40 4:45 5:41 5:52 6:44 Brownsville 6:40 10:45 4:43 6:52 10:58 4:55 5:16 5:46 Beilevertt'D 7:15 11:19 MooongaheU City 7:48 11:52 W. 8:15 8:34 12:40 6:17 6:37 7:01 7:40 Dravosburg Homestead 8:57 1:03 Arr. PltUburgSj 9:35 1:40 a. m. p.

in. p. in. p. in Sunday Train leaves Brownsville at7.30 a.m.

Monongaheia Cify at 8.40, arriving at Pittsburgh at 10.31 a. m. Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 1.01 p. arrives Monongahela City 2.51. Brownsville, 4.00 p.

m. Tickets sold and baggage checked to all points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad. For rates of fare, time tables, call on Agent, Monongahela Division, or address THOS. E. tV ATT, Pass.

Agent, Western Dis triet, 78 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. GEOKGE F. OEHRL. Agent. Monongahela Cit Pa JJALTIMORK OHIO 11.

R. Wheeling and Fittsburg Division. Trains arrive aud depart Eastern Standard Time. GOIG Vt'KST LEAVES. PITTSBCRQ FlNLETVILI.fi AR.

WASH'TON 7:00 7:55 a.m. 8:45 a. in. 9:40 a.m. 10:32 a.m.

3:10 pin 4:23 pm 5:15 pm 5 :30 6 :30 7 :2" m. 8-51 pm 9:3" pin GOING EAST LEAVES. WASHINGTON FINLEI VILLK AK. PITTSBURG 7:23 am 8:20 a :32 a 10:22 a 11:15 am 3:47 4:45 8:111 8:51 9:40 m. Those marked with a do not run on Sun day the others are daily.

C. K. LORD, General Pass. Agent. El).

D. SMITH, Liv. Pass. Agt. PITTSBURG, PA.

"MIAHTIBRS RAILROAD. PAN IlAN Vv dlb ItooTE. Trains between Pittsburg and Washington, Central Time, which is one houiyuower than Eastern standard. Leave Pittsburgh: 1:55 p.m, 4.30 p.m. 5:10 p.m.

Arrive Washington: 8:00 a.m. 10:10 a.m. p.m. 6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

Leave Washington 5:10 a.m. 6:45 a.m. 8:35 1 p.m. 4:55 p.m. Arrive Pittsburgh: 7:00 a.m.

8:05 a.m. 6:35 p.m. All trains daily except Sunday. LOCAL NEVVs. Mrs.

Judge Acheson is quite danger-ousl ill. Win. ('orrin of Franklin, Pa is here on a visit to his of Brownsville have made an assignment to J. 1). Armstrong, Bert Hartriek painluily shot himself in the hand on Friday afternoon, fcy the accidental discharge of an air gun.

prices at 1 ong's livery are alwavs in accord with th 'owest ruling rates. Borland's a selling their men's best calf hand-sewed toes, button, bal.and congress, reduced froirV.OO and J50 to $1.00. Conduetor Austin's train up ran into Bamford's sheep dick, Thursday morning, and eight of them killed. Joseph Clark of Wesco, and Miss Mores of Bellevernon will be married on Sunday, at Bellevernon. M.

II, Holland's house will be ready for occupancy this evening, when the contractor will tu.ru over the key. Buy our Sunday dinner at Larimer's where there is to-day a very line assortment of good 'hings. Thirtv-two persons took dinner at A. J). Scott's restaurant on Thursday.

It is getting to be quite a popular ilining place. The lap robe lost bv Allen, and the lost school books, also the sword loaned during the campaign, all advertised in the Daily, have be-jii returned to owners. Elias Fleuiken, of the upjer Monjn-gahela has leased the Valentine House, Washington, and will open a line hotel. The Fisk Jubilee troupe will drawn lurge audience; they are so well known, mid so hichly endorsed Episcopal Services morning an evening, by the pastor. Fiest Baptist Sunday sehoo' aid prayer meeting, usual morning hmi.

Second Baptist Preaching it the morning services, by J. A. mnons. Evening services as nsnal. Presbyterian At 11 a.

Rw to be'Saved. At 6:30 p. yonnj peo ple's meeting. At 7 p. Traits Ser vice.

A cordial welcome to a3 who wish to worship with n9. Methodist Episcopal 10.50 a. Half Ready. 7 p. Decision ijus- trateJ.

i "You'll wait upon the stars, and the hours. "Till the earthly hour escapes you." Lutheran Theme of morning dis course at Grace Lutheran chapel, Fam ily Religion. Evening theme, Why do not the men serve the Lord The Literary. The attendance at school room liter ary was quite encouraging. The so ciety starts out with 42 members and good interest.

The exercises of the evening were varied, Mr. Jennings ead a paper on Zero, Misses Hall, Donaldson, Jenkins, and Coulter re cited selections. Miss Hart sang 'Daisies," Mr, Arison reported con stitution which was adopted. The following officers were elected President W. Arison.

Vice President Miss Donaldson. Secretary Miss Downer. Treasurer- -Miss Hall. Critic Miss Stockdale. Quite an interesting list of perf ormances was outlined for next Friday evening.

The question for debate is Should Foreign Emigration be Restricted Affirm: C. B. Wood, J. P. Taylor; deny: H.

Gamble, J. Sloan. The sessions will begin promptly at 7:30 and close at 9 o'clock each Friday evening. Uoat Sunk. About half-past three Friday afternoon, the tug Delta, belonging to Brown Brothers, cutting up through the ice from Old Eagle to Black Dia- iiiond, when the ice cut a hole in the port side of the hull.

It settled to that side at first, but righted after it settled. Boats for the purpose of raising her were telephoned for immediately after the sinking. The steamers Jim Brown and Alarm were in the second pool at the time, and arrived alongside the Delta about o'clock. She will be docked imuie-dintely with but comparatively slight 1. s.s.

Andrew J. Burkett of Pittsburg, and Miss Carrie M. Filson, have taken out marriage license. This couple were to have been married ou Thursday, but a telegram addressed to the mother, in this city, was mis -delivered, aud her consent to the issuance of the license was delayed. Mrs.

Filson went to Pittsburg and the license was obtained without further delay. Mr. Burkett is connected with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Is it genuine Is this the real, original company of singers from the Fisk University This question is daily as to the Jubilee Singers, who are to sing here on Monday night, here have been changes of course in the make up of the company, but some with this troupe were with it, and have been, from the beginning, over 10 years. There is no deception about the matter, tbe company conies from Fi.sk University, and the small give full and correct particulars Will Haunigau of The Diamond, undertook to board the Delta, while plowing its way through the ice, Friday afternoon.

He fell through, not far from the shore, opposite the mill, and was with difficulty rescued by A. li, Parkison and others who saw Ihe ac cident from the mill. The Bachelor's Club hop Usl even ing was very pleasantly social; Wilson and Beaumont furnished the The Riverview band at the rink, riiday evening, was well attended. and each guest delighted with the ex-cell' iit order and able management. Postmaster Moore is arranging for a set of Yale lock boxes which will be put in the post olli je soon, with a new delivery window and more convenient arrangements.

Messrs. Louttit, Sutman, UoflYnaiui Lintefeld and Hartrick. attended the grand coiulave, Knights Templar in I'iitslmrg last night. Mori Black went to the city on same train lo liny ti saw mill. MONONGAHELA CITY, FESM A jl H.

HOC8TOW, OFFICE-. McGbegob's Block, Monongahela City, Penn'a. QEO. STATHERS, SURGEON DENTIST. Offick: First door below Alexander Co Bank, Monongahela City.

Pa. Teeth extracted without paiu. 8. A. P.

MORKUSOa, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 155 Kourtn Aveane, pirrsBunu.fA ATTOKXE Y-AT-LA Otllce in Young's Building, next to Town Ha WASHINGTON. PA. JOIISi ATTORNEY AT LAW, WASHINGTON, PA. Collections made and all other legal buslue' promptly attended to. The business of Executors, Administrators and other Trustees a pecialiy solicited.

SAAC YOI1K, Jit. ARCHITECT. MONONGAHELA CITY. PA WILLIAM8, Alderman and Insurance Agent, P. O.

Box, 358, MONONGAHELA CITY. PENN'A. Collections made, property rented. Rents collected. Deeds, Wills, written.

All business promptly attended to. Steamshio Tickets aud Foreign Exchanges to or from ny part ot the world. No Underground Insurance-Only Sound Companies Represented. Pianos Organs -BY THE Best Makers, on Terms to Suit Purchasers John Beaumont, Takes pleasure in thanking his patrons for past favors, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage the coming year. STeauhine begins at once open for new terms on application.

Monongahela Ian. 1. CITY BLOCK Hardware House, Monongahela t'ity, Pa. Full supply in all the leading Line ot Hardware. Farm Tools and N.v'm ttml lentil!" A t'jtr'ur Hitlers' Hm-iI WH.r".

lull lines. (J'ir, Everyth.ng hi the-ttiie of House Furnlshiut; Hardware T. S. McCL'KtlY. Cite.

June 21. 14. A LLEX'S It AVE MAPS A Great Reduction In ihe Price of MEAT Steak, per ll. Knait, 10c. per Hi.

Ut.il, i anil rls. per III. lioil ii ml UorsI, 10 els. Mt it be clearly understood that our meat is the BEST, and that it will stand the most ngid inspection and careful comparison with any other meat in the marker. We keep a supply of poultry both dressed and live Come and see us at No.

222 Main street. Monmiguheia Citv. W. M. P.

ALLEN. Monongahela City. Dec. lo, 2in. Jos.

Neiderlander, NEAR THE DEPOT, Staple and Fancy Tovs atid Notions, Cakes. Confectionery and Segars. Meals and Oysters served at all hou rs Five and Ten cent goods in vaiiety. iu ou your way to the ears. JOShPH NE1DKRLANDER.

Monongahela Citv, Jan. 6, Here To Stay Old Reliable Still on the Track Come and see what SANDERS can do for vou in the way of Notions, the most, the best afd cheapest in the city. Call and be convinced. Bread, Cakes and Pies as usual. No.

42U Main street, above M. E. Church M. SANDERS. Monongahela Citv.

Jan. 8, 1887. ASK FOR PURE CREAM TARTAR BAKING POWDER and get a beautiful present with each pound. See that the Red Seal is on each and every package. For sale at, JOHN NELSON'S Grocery.

JOSEPH l.OUDERBECK'S Grocery. JAMES JONES, at lvil Mines. A. D. SCOTT.

Grocery, JA8.SKILi.EN. Grocery, CH. H. HOFFMANN, Grocery. CARSON.

Grocerv, W. F. LARIMER'S Grocerv. Monongahela City, Jan. 1.

1887. lm.d-w KOrcjAJjE! A Farm of 50 Acres, Situated in Fallowfleid township, adjoining the Bolton farm, and others. It is good lanil, well watered, a good orchard, comfortable dwelling, good stable, and other outbuildings. Payments easy. Enquire of O.

E. BEACH, Monongahela Cilv, or of JOHN LITLE, ou the farm. lieoentber 28, 1.8H.;..dw tf, CiTYl The PROFITS ol some dealers before tbe holidays most have been ENORMOUS. How else could they AFFORD to make 'such vast and sweeping reductions' NOW There's the rub. The whole "discount" and "sacrifice" and "filty-cents-on a-dollar" system is either a taking advantage of every OCTOBER, NOVEMBER and DECEMBER buyer or else it is a penny-trumpet imposition upon the innocence of the JANUARY and FEBRUARY buyer.

THEREFORE tbe wise buyer deals where the methods are straightforward, unsensational. one-lowest-price-always. For Clothing and Furnishings, that's HERE. And that's why we're BUSY. H.

LANDEFELD, Merchant Clothier, MONONGAHELA CITY, PA. 187. DIARYS. 1887. Juvenile Books.

Gold Pens, Gold Pencils, Cabinet Frames, Blank Books, of All Kinds. See the nice assortment of Birthday Cards at E. KELLY'S. Ready for Business. Fire.

Life, Accident, and Live Stock insured. Houses rented and Rents Collected Real Estate bought and sold: Steamship Tickets sold to or from any part of the world. Money Orders and Drafts drawn in exchange in all the principal cities of Europe. Any business in my line will receive prompt attention. SAMUKL IvIZSTSKV, Second Monongahela City, Pa.

jan 13-feb 5. IOU SALK House and lot on Chess street belonging to Mrs. Peterson and Miss M. Ketchum. House suitable for two tenants.

Enquire of JOSEPH PATTERSON', Acent. Monongahela Citv, Jan. RKiVT A brick house, five rooms and hall, Main street, Second ward, Enquire Of RICHARDSTuCKDALE. Monongahela City, Jan, 8-tf. UK ALK.

I Lots on Main street. 2 Lots on Chess street, 2 Lots ou Coal street. 2 Lots on Scott's Summit, All in Third ward. Enquire of J. B.BOYER.

Monongahela Citv. Dec. 21-lm. the Rising Sun. New French Prunes, Valencia Raisins, New Corn Meal, California Canned Goods, Fine New Cranberries.

Pure Strained Honey, Jersey Lilly Flour, ALWAYS RELIABLE. L. C. I8LER Monongahela City, Nov. 24.

Colden Amber Flour, Lot us Flour, Bonny Doon Flour. New Buckwheat Flour. New Valencia Raisins. Evaporated Peaches, Florida Oranges, Dates, at Colvin's Grocery, Hotel AMICUS Hlo. k.

Watch this Inchor Xew Groceries. WE HAVE THE Neatest and Best 50c. Baking Powder, With Wall Pockets or Ladies' Sewing Baskets, ever offered. Call and See them, which means, 'Til take one," The Niiest Fancy Chamber Set ever offered for the priee, 88.00. JOHN S.

WILGUS. Farm For Sale. The farm known as the Applegate Homestead, situated in Forward township, one and one-half miles from the Monongahela river, and three miles from Monongahela Citv, containing 137 ACHES, more or less, all tillable land. This is one of the BEST FARMS IN THE COUNTS, well watered aud timbered, and convenient to church, school and good markets. The improvements consist of a GOOD BRICK HOUSE, of six rooms, hall and kitchen, with cellar under all.

Bank barn 72x3( feet; wagon shed, corn crib, and other out buildings, Terms easy. For further information call on the premises, or address I.lSiV A PPbKUATK, jan.U lm dw. Sunny Side. Pa. HOI SKS ro UEST, AI'IIIL 1st.

issr. Two houses Catstmri, 1st wad. Two houses on Coal Coal street, One house on Sixth street. One house and lot on the hill, one house on Stanton street. Three houses In llelvldere Place, one house on Pike street, 3d ward, One house on Chess street.

Two houses in Second ward, Four houses on Decker street. Kates from $5 to per month. Apply to C. K. RADCI.1KFIC.

Heal Estate Agfnt. Mrs. Atx. Sullivan of Victory has severe rheumatism; Mrs. James Blythe is recovering from pneumonia; Mrs.

Oliver Baldwin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clarke; Go to Long's livery for best rigs and lowest ruling rates. At Borland's big Clearance sale, they are selling John Muntietl's solar tip shoes, the best shoe In the world, size 8 to 10, at this is only for one week. When the eyes becoras weak or the lids inflamed and sore, a disordered system or a scrofulous condition of the blood is in dicated, for which Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. It invigorates and vitalizes the blood and expels all humors.

J. C. SWICKARD. Undertaker and Em-balmer. (Jollius, Caskets, Kobes and all ap- ointments for funerals, Kept in stock.

City lock, Monongahela City, Pa. jan.7-3m. ASXOUSCEMKST. We are authorized to announce the name of BYRON K. TOMBACGH, Principvl of the Burgettstown Public Schools, formerly of West Bethlehem, as a candidate for County Superintendent.

We are authorized to announce the name of JOSEPH JENNINGS of Monongahela City candidate for County Superintendent. J1VKRY DAY US THE WKKK and at all hours to 11 p. can 'get Oysters served in all styles in the dining room of Hotel Wilgas at 25 cents. Everything lirst-class. Ladies' entrance through the hall.

Found Friend George: I have found that you can get an astonishingly good dinner at D. Scott's Restaurant for 25 cents; hot coftee 10 cents: oysters in every style, readv at all hours. Call in and try one dinner, and see. x. PER A IIOISK, Monday Jan, 17, 1887, ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Appearance of the World-famed Jubilee Singers, From Kisk Vnlverslt Nashville, 1 tun. FOR OMB OF Their Inimitable Concerts. This is the Original Company, mat uevotea over si.o.ouoot its earnings to the building of Fisk University, that niaue two womieriuiiy successiui tours abroad, lie guests ol Kl ngs and (Queens and Prime Ministers, and that sung by special invitation for Presidents Grant, Hayes, Garfield and Arthur, "I never so enjoyed music." Rev. Chas. H.

Spukgeon. "That music touches it takes hold." Crown Prince of Germany. "Their songs open the fountain of tears." Rev. Theo, L. Ciylek, D.

I. AdiuisHioii 35 and 50 cents. Tickets on Sale at Kelly's; no extra charge for Reserved Seats. HKUA IIOISK. Monongahela City, Pa.

Commencing Tuesday, Jan. 18, The Opera House will be occupied by the Kickapoo Indian Who will give a series of their unique exhlbi-tionseverv night at 8, and children's matinee afternoon at 2 o'clock. Evening Exhibitions Free to Adu its Only. And seats are secured without charge for ladies. Ti'uui RisNT House on Chess street, now occupied by William Beck.

Possession April 1st. Apply to ALEXANDER CO. IT'OLWli On Main street, on Monday about two o'clock, a United States greenback. ior a cericim mini, ine owner can nave it ny proving loss and Hentitying amount, at the Daily Republican otllce. WALTER HOPKINS.

Daily Paper Delivery. PittskTR Paper, Morning and Evening, The Daily Republican. A New Arrangement. ON AM) AFTER Monday, Jan. 18, Kelly'sC'ltv Heiivery for all Pittsburg Dally anil Sunday papers, morning aim evening, and the Daily Republican will be managed by E.

Bonnet Carter, who will deliver and collect for Kelly. Sunday papers must be paid lor cash on delivery. The Well Known Bailey Livery Stable. Has had an established custom for Livery and Feed for the last tuteen years; is situated in the business part of the citv. Possession Given Ipril 1st, 188.

Enquire of MRS. M. J. BAILEY, on the premises, or at Byers' Drug Store. CLEARANCE SALE In All Departments FOR TI1E- Next Thirty Days, Previous to our Annual Inventory.

Ladies', Misses' 4 Children's Cloaks Newmarkets, Mantalets. and Jackets at cost to close out. Now is your time to get bargains. All Winter Goods will be closed out at a great reduction. J.

B. BOYER, 201 MAIN STREET. Monongahela City. Jan. 7 21.

ffFOE SALE A neat cottage, located in Bellewood, opoo site New Eagle station, with one corner lot adjoining, each lot 50 feet front, and 125 feet back, bearing fruit trees, grapes, under cultivation, uottage nas nve rooms on nrsi floor, and a large attic partly finished good cellar and a first class cistern, holding R0 barrels ot water. Out. houses, complete, (iood reasons for selling, and will be sold cheap for cash. Terms on application, by in qutrv at the cottage. Jan.

11, SID C.WILSON HQS. McVAY WILL SELL His house with seven rooms and cellar and two acres of ground good orchard and gar den stable, chicken house, oven and coal house and other buildings. A splendid spring all in good repair, near Mingo church and school house. Address THOS. MrVAY, Union township, Washington Pa P.

O. Box 408, Monongahela City, TJMMi rkxt. Seventeen acres of land sit- uated on North East Si do of Pike, inside Monongahela city limits, with entire new im provemenls. a fine orchard and other fruits Suitat le for Dairy or Gardening. This place is handsomely situated, and is really one ot the most desirable and comfortable suburban homes near the City.

For terms enquire of W. KELLER, Monongahela Citv, Dee. 10, BUSINESS STOCK FOR SALE. The Intending' to remove from the city, offer for sale their stock of MILLIN ERY GOODS consisting of a general line, also, Embroidering Silks, Stamping Outfit, and other goods pertaining to the business. Possession given at once: good trade and well assorted stock good chance for any parties to engage in the Millinerv.

AI.LMON JENNINGS. Monongahela Cityr Jan. 5. BL CKS1 it I ta i The well-known Valley Inn Blacksmith shops, one of the oldest and besrstands iu the county, will be rented on very reasonable terms front Aoril 1st, for one or more years. Situate at Valley Inn, on the Williamsport pike, 3 miles trom Monongahela Citv.

Plenty of room for wagon building and repairs, or any sort of work be. longing to hlacksnnthing. Enquire of WM, M. La'MONT. at Valiey Inn.

Dec. Hl.d-w-janSe. HOKSK POWKli A Bitntj Horse Power and Jack for sale, suitable for running corn cutters or like machinery, at a bargain, good condition. A pply to J. A.

PATTEN, Monongahela Citv, Jan 3tf. Box M. FOR Large brick house, six rooms aud about two acres of ground. Enquire of Wm. McGregor, No.

20S Main street. Monongahela City, Dec. 9, '80. tf. FOR UKNT.

The house on Fourth street, adjoining the ona where 1 now reside. Possession given April 1st, Eight rooms; goo! location. Applvto JOHN LONG. Monongahela City, Jan. 13, WS7.

AD.MIMl'TK,Vrms MITH Ki Where, as, letters of administration have been granted the undersigned on he of W. I. 8. Wilson, deceased, late of Monongahela City, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate paymeht, and those having claims or demand auainst said estate will present, thi'in duly probated, to hliu, without delav. RALSTON WILLIAMS, Administrator.

January 13, en -laa..