The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

The Daily RepmfoMom VOL 6. NO 1846 MONONGAHELA CITY. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1887. Price Two Cents. Steamer Mayflower in Court.

THE REPUBLICAN. 'Squire Collins died at bis borne Webster. on the lOtb, after lying We Never Had Wm. J. Albxandbb.

jas. 3. Aliiandi JOS. A. HlKKON.

ALEXANDER CO- Hooreigh Tne nuur steamer Mac new twr r.nPd bv Cant. CiWrk and tubers, has made an early appear- fifleen Doctor Wood' aSS1Sted ancein court. The trouble is about by Dr. Lytle. trade a post mortem ex-thi: When the boat was on the dock amination, and found a fracture of the Published Everr Aftarnoon.

Advertising favors to Insure Insertion should be handed In tfee previous day It possible. J3fcX3SYL.VANIA RAILROAD. Monongaheia Division Time Card EASTERN STANDARD TIME. From Pittsburgh to TJnlontown. 1 leavb a m.

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m. Pittsburgh 77 4:25 Homestead. 7:45 11:38 5:07 Dravosburg 8:06 122 5:31 W. Elizabeth, 8:25 12:21 5:59 Monongaheia City 8:55 12:48 6: 23 6:30 BelteTemoa 9:27 1:18 6:51 7:00 California 9:50 1:38 7:10 7:20 Brownsville, 10:01 1:55 7:20 7:35 Oniontown. 8:3 p.

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m. Partial paralysis eight months and 4lh cnrvlCftl vertebra; or in otner i W8S bevond lbe Power of surgery to remedy, and his death was certain to result from the first. 'Squire Collins was one of toe most useful men in the Vailev; be leaves a wife and four children. The funeral will take place at half past ten on Thursday; interment in Gilmore's cemetery. Victory Lodge.

The election in Victory Lodge. Good Templar8i No. 756( for tne ensaing term re suited as follows: W. M. M.

Jones. V. T. Grace Lauaerback. Sec, K.

Gee, Jr. If. S. -Ellen Nelson. Treas.

John Sullivan. Chaplain. A. J. Cratty.

Officers Electod. The Ladies' Mingo Presbyterian Mis sionary Society, at its last meeting electedjthe following officers: President. Mrs. M. M.

Bryant. Vice President. Mrs. B. McVey, Mrs.

W. M. Soott, Mrs. Jas. B.

(Jib-son and Miss A. M. Kerr. Treasurer. Frank Hueslou.

Secretary. Mrs, F.ank Darr. Cor. Sec. Miss Jennie Hindman.

A Reunion of the members of Philo literary society of Jefferson Academy of 80,81, 82, will be held in Canonsburg, in July. nrp nnt. annnnnrinir tha lniirrinpn of Mr. Henry of Missouri, and Miss M. c.amilla UamiItori 0f (linger Hill.

onThurs- day May 12th, 1 1 i i t. i uuutu.UKur aueisou imviug cowueu the body of Willie Wright, it was buried in Nfrinnnuahpla Cemeterv Tnedv aft.prnnnn Rey Maxwe), and tne famjly beinR present Tnus after months of weary waiting the poor mother's heart is relieved, and her faith that the body would bo found is re- warded. Samuel BryaDt, colored, of Canonsburg, was committed to jail on Wednesday, charged with cutting James Brown, also colored. The cumng was uone wiui a razor, as a matter oi course. 'I'h fan inn rV cn sftcm av xiun jici ii lit; ui ncai i uro nu jl a neiienn.cd in th snrincr.

results from a si no Kish condition of the blood which, beinj impure, does not quicken with theehanginn season. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, by yitalizing and cleansing the blood, strengthens and invigorates the system At hnnra nf FVITPV lAV on. ovanin.r until .11 o'clock, Hotel Wi gus will serve ice cream, made of pork cbeam, in the dining room Families supplied with small or large tiuaiituiea ai iiie usual price. ia FESTIVAL. Hammond Division, Sons of 'remPerance wiI1 turnlsh ice cream and lem onade on Decoration Pay, in the corner room "i uamuiG ujn-ia iioute, aiienioon aim eve IT ning.

OPENING PIC-NIC-The Ktver View Cornet band will give its first annual picnic, at New Kagle grove, beautifully situated be- tweeu New Eagle and Riverview stations, on Uie r- v- c- R- K- on SATURDAY, MAY 14th. Refreshments on the ground; good quadrille baud; the band will enliven the intervals of dancing with good music. Come all, and enjoy a glorious May day dance. Exercises begin at one o'clock. Committee A.

A. McConnell, Henry Wilson, Wm. Luehm. T7IRST PICNIC of THE JD members of the Monongaheia City Cor- net Band, will hold their seventh (7) annual picnic on Saturday, May 14. 1887, at Pleasant View Grove.

Black Diamond Station. P. V. c. First Ward, Monongaheia City.

Police force will be on the ground to preserve order, arious kinds if athletic sport will be on the ground, ine band win play gome One music uunug uie uay. uooa oraer win De mam- tained. Dancing to begin at 1 o'clock, p. m. music furnished by one of the best Quardrille Bands in the valley.

Good figures will be furnished the best ol refreshments and fine cigars on the grc md. Come one come all come old and young and enjoy the beautiful May day breeze. Committee of Arrangements. Frank R. Molsberger, Thomas Cocain, Felix anion, Frederick Abbev.

John Gilchrist. iiorn To Thomas M. Speer, No. Pittsburg a son. 9 Ross street NOTICE.

The lady canvasser of the book "Millennial Dawn," wishes to announce to the subscribers that the book will not be delivered until the 20th of the month of May, or a little later, as the first edition of the book has been eutirely exhausted. About the 20th, she will be iu the city to deliver the books. May FOH SAI.K.-A No. 1 fresh cow. of BENJAMIN WATTS, on Inquire Pigeon Creek May glass cutter's diamond between the Ferry Landing and the Factory, on Saturday evening.

Finder rewarded if left at the post olllce. HARRY MALCOMB. Monongaheia City, May 2. boy about 15 years old, to deliver goods, and do general store work. Apply to A.

D. SCOTT'S GROCERY. Monongaheia Citv, April 2d, 1887. rniiiiKG Coal street, be- JL longing to B. F.

Bent ley, for rent Kll. quire oi C. K. RADCLIFFE, Real Estate Aeent. Moiiongiihehi City, March -SUCH A- MULTITUDE of medium priced suits for Spring as now so many fabrics appropriate for young men and old, for business and every-day uses Jchecks and stripes, in the best styles and made in a perfect manner.

It is Not Possible For any who desires a suit to look through our 3tock and go away without finding what is liked. Our Experience. Our Thorough Knowledge, Our Prices That Tell, Our Tremendous Stock. Are at your service. H.

LANDEFELD, Merchant Clothier, MONONGAHELA CITY, PA. DON'T FAIL. TO SEE OUR NEW STOCK Carpets, Wall Papers, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Lac Curtains, Poles, We have a large and elegant line of these goods. Also full and complete line of. Dry Goods and Notions, For the Spring trade.

Give us a call and compare our goods and prices with other houses. We can save you nuney at the Corner Dry Goods House. J. B. BOYBR.

LOOK! WYou ran get Livingstone's Favorite, Hathaway's Excelsior, Cardinal nonpareil, Large Yellow, TOMATo PLANTS from W. T. GREGG. at 5 cents per doen. Monongaheia Citv, May 7-lit.

The Hot Wave. Families in need oi Refrigerators or ice Chests, will find them at A. D. SCOTT'S in various sizes and styles. ICE! ICE! Parties wanting Ice delivered to any part of the city during the season, please leave early orders at A.

D. SCOTT'S Grocery. Monongaheia City. May 5, 1HS7, Mention, Coal Miners, We have the Best Miner's Shoe on Earth bole Leather Vamp, bell leather tongue, regular Hand-Sewed Seams, and Hand Pegged the best, most Solid, and Most Durable. Pit Shoe Ever Made; warranted to wear three times as lorg as any other.

Call and see i hem-sold nowhere else in town. Noah Penrod. March 31. 1887. FIVE CENTS A QUART.

The grass has come now, and MILK will be delivered from mv wagon in all parts of the city at FIVE CENTS a quart beginning, monaay, Apru zotn, ah nunc guaranteed: pure, sweet and iresh. CIIAS. A. WILLIAMS. Monongaheia City.

April 21. 1887. -yyillTKLEAD AND OH, Prepared Paints and Brushes. MUR ALINE. FOR CEILINGS AND WALLS.

FOR SALE BT UEO. T. LINN. Druggist, No. 232 Main Street.

pi JBMC NOTICE. To Whom It May Concern: A lot of HOES. HOE HANDLES and Hard -ware, reputed to be the property of the Monongaheia Hoe FactoryKJompaDy, having been stored in mv brick warehouse, on Railroad street, by party or parties to me unknown, and the same having been left there for years without any care or claim, or seeming ownership. Now. Therefore, this is to give due notice, that I will expose the same to Public Sale, on the premises, at one o'clock, on MONDAY, JUNE 13th.

1887, to pay for cost and storage; and where those interested may attend if they think proper. H. LANDEFELD, Monongaheia City, May 10, 1887 I3t'llMC 8 4 L.E -Household Goods at Milesville Toll Gate Saturday, May 21st. 1887. Begin at one o'clock.

Beds and bedding, kitchen furniture, carpets, chairs, tables, dishes, stoves, and other miscellaneous goods. MARY A. MILBY. Sunny Side P.O. COVV accommodate a few more customers with gooil posture.

Enquire of MORTON BLACK. Monongahola City, May 9-10, WANTED, a girl foMlght general house work, Fair wages and eany place. Applyto JOHN F.MYERS. Monongaheia city. May 9.

Is The sesuu's past.f or spittin no.e, We'l have to buy us kuler kloze. To ware thic wooluns all the suminir Makes us pueal a good deal glummer. Hooreigh Phor gentil spring is on her weigh. The po.y wilier is bustin buds. Old fokes are bven McGregor's duds.

To lot he their little.progekneese And fill their soles with silent piece, Horeigh Kroze hev kum and Blew Jays holler, McGregor keaps the CURTIS collar. Lots of knew fresh kowz are cummin. And milk is cummin down a hummin, Hooreigh Spring is the birdees time for eourtin Upon the leefy bouz kaivourtin. McGregor's kourtin kloze are nice. And gosh how cheap the sellin prise.

Hooreigh Soo maidens toon yure glad gitar, Nevir mind a bad kittarr. Sune will yure luvirs close be dun. Then yule hev a luvin and phuu Hooreigh Phor gentle spring is on bur weigh This poetry, which is dedicated to Spring, isinterducid as a prelood to col your attention to MCGREGOR'S business card, which is this, to wit: McGREOOR keaps Kloxe, Hats tosel, and other gim racks what is kept in lot hi ii stores. If eny of you fokes wants kloze in due time, pleze kol on MCGREGOR. II yure hart overfloz with luv of spring, Mc-G REGOK, his hart beets in unison with yourn.

or it you shude pheal squomish or hev a spel of the bewkollics while in town, kum rite into MCGREGOR'S store and sit aown and MCGREGOR will exhurt hisself to easen up vure pane. P. S. MCGREGOR makes kloze to mesuir by sizin peepul up with a string. OTE THIS CAREFULLY The remarkably low prices we shall quote will attract attention.

THEO. M.RVERS. opr CENTS. A Choice Selection of Dress Goods in Stripes. Checks and Plain Suitings, full 36 inches wide.

THEO. M. BYERS. 37 1-2 CENTS All the Latest Colors in Wool Cashmeres, 36 inches wide. THEO.

M. BYERS. PJQ CENTS Large Variety of Dress Guuds Beiges. Cashmeres, Tricots and Check Suitings. THEO, M.

BYERS. 57J4. and tiSc. Choice Selections of Summer Silks in Stripes, Checks and Plain Colors. THEO.

M. BYERS. -Q AND 12c. New Wash Goods, in Satines, Ginghams, Batista, Century Cloths, Percales, Only the Best Goods Offered. THEO.

M. BYERS. $1.00. Ladies Kid Gloves, New Colors, New bancy Stitched backs, live buttons. THEO.

M. BYERS. 75 CENTS. 5 button Real Kid Gloves, Latest Shades. THEO.

BYERS. 50 CKNTS 4 liiittun Kid Gloves of Tan Colors Only. THEO. M. BYERS.

Qfy CENTS Ladies Pure Silk Mitts. Exceedingly Cheap at 50 cents. THEO. M. BYERS.

TWO FORA QUAKTER Ladles all-linen 2.5c handkerchiefs are selling fast at two for 25c. THEO. M. BYERS. 85 CENTS to 91.60.

Children's White Dresses. THEO. M. BYERS, An Old Friend In a New Place. REMOVAL THE HANK MEAT MARKET removed to, and now located at No.

22 Main street, and from this centre of convenience we propose to furnish the general public with the best cuts of fresh meats in season, at fair prices, and in variety to suit. 'T HANK. Monongaheia Citv, April 14. MONONGAHELA CXY. PENN'A II.

HOUSTON, DENTIST. OFFICE: McGregor's Block, Monongaheia City, Penn'a. QEO. STATHERS, SURGEON DENTIST. door below AlexanderACo' Bank, Monongaheia City.

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

fflOHKlSOfl, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 155 Fourth Ayeune, PITTSBURG, A ATTOKNEY AT-L a vv Offlce in Young's Building, next to Town Ha WASHINGTON, PA. JIIAS.O. M'lLVAIN, Attorney-at-Law, No. 412 Grant Street. PITTSBURGH, JOHN GO VV, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WASHINGTON.

PA. Collections made and all promptly attended to. The business of Exa utors. Administrators and other Trustees pecially solicited. JSAAC VOI1K, JR.

ARCHITECT. MONONGAHELA CITS. PA. WILLIAMS, Alderman and Insurance Agent, P. O.

Box, 358, MONONGAHELA CITY, PENN'A Collections made, property rented. Rent collected, Deeds, Wills, written. All uusuiero jiioinpiiy atteuaea to. Steamship Tickets and Foreign Exchanges to or from anv nart ot he wm i.i 6 rQQfS, Pianos Organs BY THE Best Makers, on Terms to Suit Purchasers John Beaumont, Takes pleasure in thanking his patrons for uupeu oy strict attention to business to merit a share nf tini.ii,, the coming year. Sf Teaching beeins at mine nnon for haw Monongaheia City, Jan.

1, 1887. Extra Castile Soap For Baby's bath. Fine Toilet Soaps, pure. Pine Salad Oil, -Our druggist's case is now very complete and medicines will be compounded, on prescriptions from physicians with the greatest, care. W.

C. McCALLISTEB. Monongaheia City, Nov. 21. 1885, Watch this Inch for New Groceries.

Old Onions, New Onions and Scullions; 01d Potatoes; New Potatoes; Fresh Stock Dried Evaporated Peaches i Apples. Choice Cincinnati Hams; Breakfast Bacon and Country Meats. Dried Beef, Choice Mackerel; Lake Herring. Fresh and Choice Assortment of Cakes. The Choicest of Molasses and Svrup.

Choice Country Apple Butter. So bring your baskets and I will deliver. JOHN S. WILGTJS. FOR SALE.

A new side bar tuggv. Enquire of E. W. KELLER. Monongaheia City, April 1G.

PARTIES AND FESTIVALS. Any persons wanting FRESH BUNS to make sandwiches for private parties, picnics, balls. or spreads of a kind, can have the same delivered fresh baked on application to eiivered lies April 2, 1887, JUHiN AUtK' BAKERY. FiiJt ward. Keep Your Eyes Open.

Step Right This Way, Gentlemen, and call on Your Old Friend, David Adams. Just opened, on Second stieet. near Mm Depot and Steam boat Landing, a new stock of CONFECTIONERY, Canned Goods, Seears, and Tobaccos, Sott Drinks, uon i miss i ne place. DAVID M. ADAMS.

Monongaheia City, April 21, 1887. CANDIES UTS ORANGES: AND FRESH OYSTERS H. C. SUTMAN'S. Wyandott Eggs for Sale.

Persons wishing eess of standard can purchase them trom me at Jl.OO per setting of 13. Send your orders direct to llf.l ALLSN, Lock No. 4, Pa. rooms, second stor? in the business part of th'3 town. Enquire ol Monongaheia City, Apr! 22.

HANK at Bellevernon. it was attached by the Westmoreland countv Sheriff r. the suit of Jones Co. vs. McFall.

The bill of Jones Co. to ahnnt $1,000, and was for sawing the mate rial which was put into the hull of the Mayflower. Notwithstanding the attachment. McFall launched the boat fnd Capt. Clark being there with the Twilight, hitched to and took her to Pittsburg, uiknrn lir i ci loaowea, ana wun a posse oi men went aooara ana aemanaea possession, ana started one of their number to hunt uo a tug boat to tow the Mayflower back to Bellevernon.

In this, however, they were nut successful, as the boats then in port refused to take hold of her. Later the same day Sheriff Gray, of Allegheny county, made a levy on the Mayflower on an execution of Reese against Clark, which was for machin ery furnished by Reese for the boat. Both Sheriff's now claiming the boat, the court on Monday had a hearing and determined the right of possession to be in the Westmoreland Sheriff. i hereupon uaiit. dart furnished a bond to the Westmoreland county Sheriff as security for tbe debt of Jones Co.

should they recover judgment on tbe attachment. We announce this afternoon for Clerk nf th Courts Chns. K. FUdnliffp u. uIia "U1C to enter mis race ior reasons personal to himself and co the present incum- bent.

But as the list has been opened hvnthprs Ihfi'Snnir HoAs.if.t fpl nv longer as if there was a good reason to wiuioiu u.s name, uuu no goes iu now ior a vigorous canvass, xnni ne will ably till the otlice should he sue- ceed, those who know him best will readilv endorse. Those who do not i in Ii i twt ill rio'n l-inrJ UM.C out as he takes the road, and Mnin the nrorpssionn in a fpw daa. T. A. Gallespie of the Philadelphia (Vininumr HqIudi' Willi amo rvf fhu uwuus vumpauy, vitu a icpic- sentative of Booth Flynn, contrac- tors, had a conference with our home Natural Gas Board of Directors, on Tuesday evening.

There are two pro- positions made, but neither of them spftn tn have sntfinijint nttrantinn fnr our people to catch on. Perhaps something will grow out of the negotia- tions, but at present the Board does uui sccui wining autei nuyiuiug ill sight which so completely involves a surrender of vested rights and local fi VVe are requested by Mayor Holland to say that persons using bicycles must keep off the pavimets except where actually needful. There is no disposition to inter- fere with ordinary enjoyment but to ride habitually on the sidewalk will not be Der- mitted. This notice has been withheld till the roads were measurably dry, but now the ordinance will be enforced. Hack to Finleyville every morning during court, from Miller Bryant's livery; fare AO cents.

Hack always waus ior reiuiii passengers in me evening. Jno. Vogle.of Webster, celebrated the granting of his license by setting up beer to the boys: not by schooners, but by 8 gal. tj.na The letter of F. M.

Kernan is gossippy and tells of old friends in the west. Mel came very nearly sl'pping on those ripe cherries, but saves himself in time. Harry Brown of conductor Young's train will take his vacation in June. He will not have Mason for company this trip, as Mason has another companion. Harry soon will have, rather than travel alone.

Rev. Moore, of Ohio? whom it was thought might be the pastor-elect lor Mingo, sends word he cannot come his congregation re fuses to agree to the dissolution. The Spring inspection of Co. A. will take place on Monday afternoon, May 16th, at one o'clock, by Brigade In spector Patterson.

The Company will hold a meeting on Saturday evening. During court week, hack from Miller Bryant's livery, to Finlevvllle, connecting wlthB. 8s O. to Washington-fare 50 cents. Return hacks wait at Finleyville for evening train bick.

Beer Club Caught. There was considerable excitement at Wood's Run last night, over the subpoenaing of 27 persons for witnesses in the case of J. Louter, a German President of the Lucyville Beer Club, who has been selling to outsiders and to children. These "beer clubs" should be beaten over the head by the "law club" till they die the death. A.

M. Biles is the con stable, and it Is hoped the Judge will get his paw on the President, and the "Board of Dir ectors" also. o. 1 I I i I fr'roiii Uulontown to Pittsburgh, LEAVB. Oniontown California Belleveraon Monongaheia W.

Dravosburg Homestead Arr. ntUburgA a.m. a. m. p.

3:40 4:43 4:55 5:16 5:46 m. 4:45 5:41 5:52 6:44 I 9:26 I i 6:40 10:45 6:52 10:58 7:15 11:19 7:48 11:52 8:15 8:34 12:40 8:57 1:03 9:35 i 1:40 6:17 I 6:37 7:01 7:40 a. m. p. m.

p. m. p. in Sunday Train leaves Brownsville at 7.30 a.m. Monongaheia City at 8.40, arriving at Pittsburgh at 10.31 a.

m. Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 1.01 p. arrives Monongaheia 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, Monongaheia Division, cr address THOS. E. tVATT, Pass. Agent, Western District, 78 Fifth Avenue. Pittsburgh.

Pa. GEORGE F. OEHRL. Agent. Monongaheia City, Pa.

TALTI9fORK OHIO R. R. Wheeling and Pittsburg Division. Trains arrive and depart Eastern Standard Time. GOIHG WEST LEAVES.

PITTSBUKQ PINLBYVILLE AB. WASH'TON 7:00 a.m.' 7:55 a.m. 8:35 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 9:40 a.m.

10:27 a.m. 4:15 pra 5:18 pm 6:13 pm 5:30 pm 7:20 pm. 8:00 pm 9:37 pm GOING BAST LEAVES. WASHINGTON FINLETVILLB A R. PITTSBURG 8:10 am 10:23 a 11 :10 am 12.01 am 8:10 pm 9:40 pm.

Those marked with a do not run on Sun day the others are daily. C. K. LORD, General Pass. Agent.

WM. CLEMENTS, Manager. PITTSBURG, PA. 1HARTIKRS RAILROAD. Pan Han dle Route.

Trains between Pittslnrt and Washington. Central Time, which is one hour slower than Eastern standard, Leave Pittsburgh: 5:55 a.m. 8:35 a.m. 1:55 p.m, 4.15 p.m. 4:55 p.m.

Arrive Washington: 7:45 a.m. 10:05 a.m. 3:40 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:15 p.n Leave Washington: 4:55 a.m.

6:30 a.m. 8:35 a. m. 12:55 p.m. 4 :40p.m.

Arrive Pittsburgh 6:45 a.in.;7 :501a.m. 9:55 a.m. 6:20 p.m All trains dally except Sunday. LOCAL NEWS. Next Saturday is general pay along the river, Loyal Cheesman and wife are visiting friends in Kansas.

Jackson Carson's barnroof, Fallowfield, was blown off in Saturday's storm. George Lutes died at California, on Thursday last, in his 68th year. Curry Brothers of Gastonville, are paint ing the K. of L. ball at Shire Oaks, The Andrew Happer oil well in the Washington field should get the sand to-day.

MissPaulihe Scott, formerly of this city, is now travelling as a dance girl, with the Adamless Eve Company. Isaac C. Ailes had a flock of 135 sheep washed at the Coal Centre wharf, May 7th. Alderman Radclifl'e sold two horses to Rea Lazure of Pittsburg; sent overland this noon. Dr.

McGlynn at Old City Hall, Pittsburg May 12, will licture on his proposition to tax land exclusively. Miss Ella Jones, of Bellyernon, has returned from a four months trip through the southern states, Edward Mansfield has accepted a situation as clerk with the Youghiogheiiy Coal Company store at Courtney. The Mingo Presbyterian people seem to be divided in opinion in calling a preacher; some want an old man, some a young one, for pastor. Herman L. Beaver of Coal Centre Is running the Stronse jewelry store, while the "old man" is attending the picnic at Washington.

Tha new senate apportionment puts Beaver and Washington together, which some of our local politicians think would be, married but not mated. In honor of Decoration day, Prof. Broad-berry will introduce the grand song and chorus, "Where are the boys of the old Brigade," between Acts 1 and II In the May iueeu. 11.