The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

The Daily VOL.7. NO '2280. aiommjAHEla cm, Thursday, October is, lsss. Price Two Cents. THE REPUBLICAN DIED Oct.

17, 1888. Johanna Hartman of Black Diamond, of fever, aged 75 years. Funeral on Fridav. at 2 o'clock, interment at Gil-mores cemetery. A correspondent asis us whether it be true or not that our County Commissioners went to the lakes recently in a special Pullman Palace car, on a jun- WK, AXBZANDBB.

AS. 8. AXlXANTir Jos. A. Hebsoh.

ALEXANDER CO. BANKERS. MONONGAHELA CiXY, PKMM'A GUESS! Cleveland or Harrison, Which? McGregor Published Kvery Afternoon. Advertising favors to insure insertion should De handed in the previous dav if possible. pfclUNSYLVAXIA KAIL.ROAD.

Monongahela Division Time Card EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Prom I'ltKburgli to linlontovrii. I.E1VB Pittsburgh a ra. a. m.

p. m. a. m. 7 11:00 4:25 ,5:40.

6:14. 6:30. 6:40. 6:25 ,7:07. 7:00 p.m.

7:20 7:35 I Homestead I 7:37 11:38 i Oravosburg, I 7:58 12 5:07 5:31 W.Elizabeth 8:17 12:21 i 5:50 6:21 6:53 8:47 12:48 9:15 1:18 9:36 1:38 California Uniontown 7:13 7:23 9:17 i 1:55 I i 2:50 8:30 p. m. p. m. p.

m.a. m. Kroui Unloiitown to Pittsburgh. lbavk i id. a.

m. p. m. L'nlOutown 9:26 3:40 4:45 Brownsville 6:12 10:45 4:43 i 5:41 i i California 10:58 4:55 5:55 Bellevenwu I 6:44 11:19 5:16 6:17 Monong'la 7:12 11:52 5:46 6:47 W. 6:17 7:39 12:21 6:17 Uravosburg 7:09 7:58 12:10 6:37 Homestead 7:16 i 8:22 1:03 7:01 i i Arr.

Pittsburgh 7:50 9:00 1:40 7:40 a. hi, a. p. ra. p.

m. p. in Sund.iv Train leaves Brownsyille at 7 .40 a. m. Monongahela City at 8.10, arriving at Pittsburgh at 10.31a.

m. Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 1.01 p. arrives Monongahela City 2.51, Brownsville 1.00 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. K. vVATT, Pass. Agent, Western District, 78 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, GEORGE F. OEHRL.

Agent. Monongahela City Pa. ALTIMOKIO OHIO It. 11. Wheeling and Pittsburg Division.

Trains arrive and depart Eastern Standard Time. GOING WEST LEAVES. P1TTSBURO FINLBTVILLB AB. WASH'TON 8:27 a. Jn 4:30 a.m.

10:30 a.m. 11:18 a.m. 3:35 pm 4:40 5:25 pm 5:30 pm 7:25 pm, 8:30 piu 9:23 pm 10:00 pm GOING EAST LEAVES. WASHINGTON FINLBTVILLB AR.PITTSBUBG 6:12 am 6:25 am 7 am 8:15 am M0 am 10:30 am 11:30 am 3:13 pm 4:03 pm 7:28 pm 8:10 pm 9:00 pm ketting trip, all expenses paid by the Pittsburg Iron Bridge Company. We do not know whether that be true or not but we do know that the Pittsburg Iron Bridge company got most of the contracts last Tuesday at Washington.

County Institute. County Superintendent Spindler has complimented a Washington county lady, Mrs. Lou Kloman, by an engagement to sing at the coming County Institute. Mrs Kloman comes direct from New York City, and will be accompanied by the alto singer of the choir in which she is leading, soprano and both will appear in the program. An appeal of Mrs.

Josephine Berkley from the decree of the Orphans' court, of Washington county, dismissing her petition for a review of partition proceedings in the George Bentley estate, was argued in the Supreme Court at Pittsburg on Tuesday. This is a case wherein Mrs. Berkley's portion of the Bentley estate is involved. At Crow Brothers1 farms, on Thursday, while husking corn, au ear was developed which somehow or other had the grains turned so that the heart of the grain faced the stalk instead of the point of the ear. The corn had grown and matured, and turned end to.

George says that's the way Democracy will be turned this Fall, 'tother end to. The Democratic marching clubs gave their first parade of the campaign last evening, and presented a very hand-sorue appearance. Headed by the city drum corps they marched over the prescribed route, aud then dismissed. Their friends were out in full force and gave the boys a good send oft'. The Parkison Escort Corps will go to West Elizabeth this evening to take part in the Republican demonstration to be held there.

Members of the club will meet promptly at six o'clock, iu their hall, and from there march to boat which leaves at 6 :30. When it comes to a contest between an opera troupu and a torchlight parade the show generally comes out second best. This was the case last night, when the parade of the Democratic clubs knocked out the ttttendance at the opera house. There are 222 registered voters in this place this fall, against 211 in 1884, a gain of 11. At coal Centre there are 137 registers this year, against 145 in 1884, a loss of Calijornia Messenger.

A new oil territory is being developed in the vicinity of IBurgettstown. A derrick is being erected on tbe farm of William McMinnins, and another on the Morrow farm, near Robb's mills. The Coal Centre people must not be so impatient about their bridge. Just wait patiently, good people. The Commissioners have been to Erie on a special Pullman Palace car excursion, for which invitations were issued by the Pittsburg Iron Bridge Company, and very like.y they had no time to look after your affairs.

A man giving his name as John Stally, and who was thought to be from West Elizabeth, was arrested in Pittsburg on Wednesday, for being drunk. He was taken to the Central Station, where, on a search being made of his clothes the turnkey pulled out roll after roll of money, in all $505,50. The county commissioners will hold no meeting here on Monday, the 5th of November. Washington Reporter. What's the matter? Are the Commissioners going off on special Pullman Falace car trip with the Pittsburg Iron Bridge Compauy.

In Washington, Pa, on Tuesday evening, some persons located in the gallery disturbed a show in the Opera House. Information was made against the parties on Wednesday morning, before Burgess Hazlett, for disorderly conduct and warrants were issued for their arrest. The county commissioners, we understand, are devoting nearly their whole time to their official duties. Washington Reporter. Is that so? Then tbe report must be untrue that they were off the other day on a Pullman Falace special car, as the guests of the Pittsburg Iron Bridge Company.

Men who are so devoted to official duty would find no time for a trip like that May be the report is not true. The Republican ladies of Canonsburg have organized a club for the campaign of which Mrs. 1). H. Fee is President; Mrs.

Dr. B. Donaldson, Vice President; Mrs. R. S.

Jones, Secretary, and Miss Lizzie Rankin Treasurer. The club will attend the Republican meeting which will be held in that town this evening, in a body. This is the second club of this kind organized in the state, the other being at Beaver Falls. Benevolent Society Meeting. There will be a moeting of the Benevolent Society, Saturday, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs.

Sampson. All committees are particularly requested to be present. By order of the president. L. Cakroi.i., Sec.

We Place Our Figures Down to the last shaving that can come oiF the price, and when we make a price it is our lowest aud last, our best and bottom price. We could not do any better for the President, and we will treat you as well as we would him, at Forsyth's. W. A. PATTERSON.

Funeral Director. Undertaker ani Em-balmek. Our equipment of hearses, shrouds, caskets, is full and complete to meet the wishes of relatives, no matter how expressed. Main street. Monongahela Citv.Fa.

Tost. Between Miller's china store ami Mr. McCurdy's residence, a solid gold ring with onyx set and four pearls. Finder will be rewarded bv returning it to BERDIK APPLEGATE, Mononeahela City, Oct. lti.

oil RKfc" r. A house of five rooms and kitchen, in Bellewood. Enquire of MORTON BLACK. At Alexander's Bank. Monongahela City.

Oct. 18. AXTKD. Stone Masons to work on Bridge abutments. Apply at once to KObEK FKVE.

Monongahela City, Sept 2-5, 18S8. LosT. Some place on Main street, on Tuesday, a long, black leather pocket book, containing a nun of money, a breast pin and scarf pin, lie turn to the oflice of this paper, TO LKT. Furnished or unfurnished front room in Second Ward. Apply no.

108 Main street. Aug 25. Foil SAI.K,. A nnmbeJ one Jerssv family cow. Enquire of JOHN SHANTOIN.

Carroll township, I oT. A small silver watch. The finder will be suitably reward if will please return to Mr, Jennings, Principal of the schools, as it belonged to one of the pupils. housemaid for eeueral work. Apply to the residence of JAMfcS 11.

JJUWAII. Coal street, between 5th and 6th. Sept, PKOi'ns M.S. Will receive bins for fur-nisliinu the coal to the public school houses of this city, up to the 25th day of October. It.

H. YOUNG, Chairman Committee on Supplies, Monongahela City, Oet. 2. EOll SALIC TWELVE GOOD MILCH COWS. Being about to retire from the Dairy business, I will offer the above stock at sale, at a oarpain.

All good animals, and will oe soiu worm lie money. J. E. NUTT, Black Diamond Daiiv. Sept.27-Oct.il SALE.

A news-room frame I house, corner Main and Seventh Streets finished cellar and attic, stone pavements. 253 barrel cistern, stone walks rioely enclosed lot 50x100. two streets, an alley in the rear; good location; desirable property to own ottered on long time easy payment. Apply on the premises, or i WM. S.

McELIIOSE. Monongahela Citv. Oct. 15 1-m. THESE YOU WANT.

WotTr We(, nrkiiiltivi iiii nfFupoil in mir errant. Stock of New and Fashionable Goods which includes all things new and desirable for fall and winter in the liue of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Examination will show that our stock is especially strong is style: nothing will convince like personal inspection that FOB. SEASONABLE GOuDS AND REASON" ABLE PKICES THE BEST PLACE IS AT CENTRAL BLOCK. 46 inch, colored Henriettas all-wool, imported at 75c.

value for $1,00. 15 pieces heavy all-wool colored cashmeres at 15c, usual boc, kind. 10 pieces colored cashmers all new co lors at 37)-, value for 42) 4c. 15 pieces of 36 cashmers, a big bargain 25, always soli for 35c. 1500 yards American Dress Goods (a; 10 and goods value for 15 and 20c.

All the new colors in English Broadcloths, 50 itch goods at $1,00. Special new things in Black Dress Goods. Cashmeres, Henrietta cloths, silk warp DraD D'Alina, WARM UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, The largest variety and the very best possible values for Men, Women and Children. Mens' wh'te and Shetland Merino shirts and drawers, red wool, Scotched mixed; natural wool and camels hair shirts and drawers in a variety of grades, at bottom prices; Ladies' red wool, cashmere, camel's hair vest and drawers Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests, red and white; Boys', Misses' and Infants Underwear; all weights iu low, medium and fine grades. Hosiery stock full up.

Medium and heavy weights cashmere and all-wool hose for Ladies', Misses', Children aud Men's wear; prices right. Fine all-wool, white and scarlet country blankets $3.50, to $0,00 per pair, best value ever sold in this market. BARGAINS in plain red, plain white, navy blue, twill and scarlet twill flannel (it) 25c. The strong iudueement of low prices, by which we shall demonstrate that the cheapest as well as the choicest stock is that of THEO. M.

BYERS. CENTRAL BLOCK MONONGAHELA CITY, PA. WEDDING CARDS, line stationary, orders conlidential. -Engraved or Printed to order; good work, fair prices all at the office of this paper. QEO.

A. HOFFMANN, JB. ATTORNE Y-AT-L A MONONGAHELA CITY, PA. Will practice in the Courts of Washingto and A llegheny Counties. Special attentio given to Orphans' Court business.

P. MOURIS03I, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IS6 Fourth Ayeana, PITTSBUKU.iM St. L.IXN, ATTOKNEY-AT-LA Oflice in Young's Buildine. next to Town Ha .1 WASHINGTON, PA, QHS. G.

M'lLVAINi attorney-a't-law. So. 133 FOURTH AVEKIIE, PITTSBURGH, PA KEsrpEKCE-3C6 Main St, Monongahela JSAAC VOHK, JK. AKCHITECT. MONONGAHELA VITY.VL, WILLIAMS.

NOTARY PUBLIC. FISE, LIFE and ACCIDENT INSUBANCE OFFICE, CORNER FOURTH MAIN ST Monongahela City, Pa. Collections mariA Insna naiMflqf IttLlJU. OfcfttC settled, Property rented, Kent collected uuo, i. ma, a.v., wniien.

jiusiuess prompt ly attended to, Steamship Tickets and Foreign Exchane to or from any part of the world. JOI1JS L.GOW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WASHINGTON, PA. uuv uu wit vkiiul IOKA1 UU91IIO promptly attended to. The business of Kzeo utors, Administrators and other Trustees pecialiy solicited. yiLLI.tai ULAKKI.KY.

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. No. 152 Fifth Avenue. Near Grant Stree PITTSBURGH. PA.

II. HOUSTON, DENTIST. OFFICE McGBBOOK'S BLOCK, Monongahela City, Penu'a. PHYSIO -MEDICAL PHYSICIAN Offlce-153 W. Main St.

MONONGAHELA CITY. PKNN JJ II. WILLI MIS, MONONGAHELA CITY Messenger Pittsburg HEAbQUARTEKS 539 ood St. Monongahela City Office with B. Williams M.

McKIUfNEY, Civil and Mining Engineer. Residence ELIZABETH. PA, Fitttokg OrncE 156 FOURTH AVE, JVERYTHING PRESCRIBED FOR THE SICK ROOM, Everything needed for the TOILET TABLE, AND All kinds of Drugs, Patent Medicines ret-lumery, Soaps, Brushes, McCALLlSTER'S DRUG STORE. t. McAllister.

5ffcVK SALE EXCHANGE ffSFT. AVFEEn STABLE Removed to the Bailey Stables, opposite School House, Fourth Monongahela City, ai'oarding for Horses by the day or week. a. McAllister. WESTERN TICKETS.

AT HALF HATES. Via Pittsburg Lake Erie Railroad. JOHN M. GKABLE, Agent. MONONGAHELA CITY- FLIES AND MOSQUITOES! Avoia annoyance bv these troublesome insects ly Having Your Houses Fitted With A LARGE STOCK OF DIFFERENT SIZES ON HAND, AND ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.

ALSO A LOT OF THE FINEST OARS EVER SEEN IN THE CITY. AT McCUHDY'S HARDWARE STORE, CORN HUSKS FOR BEDDING. HAY, FEED ani FLOUR. Garden and Farm Implements. W.

O. HODILL CO, Monoiigahela City. Marcn 10. Will Give Back 15 Per Cent. Of the amount bought to every manor woman who guesses the mnn (Cleveland or Harrison) that will be elected President on Tuesday, November 6th.

18S8. If vou buy thirty dollars' wortn and guess the man to be elected you will be entitled to 84.58. If vou buy twenty dollars' worth. 83.00 will be refunded it you guess the candidate. And besides this the greatest inducements will be offered in the way of remarkably low prices on Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods ever offered in this city.

This is not a scheme to make money but au inducement McGREGOR offers that you may come to the ARCADE and learn to know the PRICES and KINDS OE GOODS he carries. The proposition will expire on November (th. EVERY ARTICLE Sold will oeguarateed as low as the same qualitv is sold elsewhere, and it does not matter what you buy, whether CLOTHING; OVER-COATS. HATS AND UNDERWEAR, or any description of BURNISHING GOODS. All will be sold at the lowest Cash Prices.

You wiU be furnished a certificate with the names of the candidates which vou can select and return to McGREGOR after the result is declared, and get your money or the worth in goods. Any man leaving his measure before the election, who does not get his suit or pants made until after the election, will be entitled to the same privilege. Come and avail yourselves of this liberal offer, and exercise your opinion on this great result. MCGREGOR'S NEW ARCADE. 208 to 212 Main St.

MONONGAHELA CITY, PA. tfl.et it be understood everv purchaser, of no matter what amount, can make a guess, also every time he purchases he can make a guess, and each time will receive a certificate entitling him to a rebate (either in cash or goods) of 1,1 per cent, should guess prove correct, he guess to be dated and marked on certificate. Positively no advance on the price of goods. Come and see for yourself. campaign suphes.

Harrison and Morton Torches. Cleveland and Thurman Torches. RED FIRE an COLORED FIREWORKS. E. J.

KELLY P.O. BUILDING, BAKERY CONFECTIONERY, HEADQUARTERS FOR CHOCOLATE DROPS, MARSI1MELLOWS, CARAMELS. CHEWING GUM. JORDEN ALMONDS, CREAM ALMOIN DS, FIGS, DATES, AISENS, ORANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS, NUTS OF Ai.L KINDS. FRESH BALTIMORE OVSTERS.

CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS. ALL THE LEADING BRANDS OF SEGARS AND TOBACCO. 115 Second Street, Monongahela City, Pa. Did You Notice It The N. Y.

Bargain Store Just Opened next door to Post Oflice, is SELLING Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Jewelry, Astonisiioglj tow Prices, 93lt will pay vou to go and seejliem. Monongahela City. Oct. 3-tf. GRAND OPENING.

Of Ladies' Misses' and Children's Wrips, an elegant line of all the latest styles, the finest line of Plush Goods that we have ever handled and at piices that are sure to suit. New Goods iu every department. Comfortables for 75 cents. Blankets forjtl 00 per pair Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall paper. Do not fail to see our modjeska wrap, the very latest thing out.

All at very lowest prices. Coroer Store, No. 201. Main Street. A.

J.YOHK, Agent. Monongahela Citv, Oct. 10-2-w. LAMDBY -i- AGENCY I Having accepted the Agency of Barnes' Trov Laundry, of Pittsburg. 1 am now prepared to take laundry to and from this house at no additional cost to the customer.

Packages can be left at mv residence. 4th and Railroad stre ts or if notified will call for them. Prompt attention given to all orders of this kind entrusted to my care. C. M.

VOHK. Monongahela City, Oct. 12, 'Hi. NEW MANAGEMENT. HOUSE.

WASHIIETOI. PH TMK PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC Mll.lClTl' l. SPECIAL RATES TO TRAVELING CUM PAN IKS. W. H.

MILLER. PROPRIETOR. Now Good Bye, Dear Boy donn llcnrv is going off on a trip: some folks sav he is going to be marrieu, others that he is oil to college, otners that lie is going west to look no a location, others that he is onlv going to the Cincinnati Exposition. What do vou say? Where is John Henry going, anvhow No matter where he is going, he has on a nice suit of clothes from LANDEFKLD'S, and that carpet sack is tilled with new shirts, collars and cutis, e'egant underwear, line hosiery, anri all the make upof a gentleman's wardrobe, every stitch of which comes from Laudefeld's, and each article ot which is just the very latest style. FALL SUITING FOR GENTLEMEN.

Now for a big Jump right at once into Kail tailor made suits. The way we lead the trade in this vallev is to give the biggest value for a dollar, and as a consequence we turn out more made-to-measure suits than auv other house. We do it right along, and will be glad to add your name to our list. You don't want spend a cent till you see what we have. MERCHANT TAILOR.

MAIN STREET. MONONGAHELA CITY. PA. Mark Borland Sons, BARGAIN 0rv oobs JJouse. DRFSS GOODS, SILKS.

VELVETS AND PLUSHES IN IMMENSE ASSORTMENTS Here youhnd what vou want and no trouble or loosing time running around hunting up goods. DRESS GOODS. Of every conceivable style, color and weave, from 9c. cashmere and armures right up at an advance of 5 to 10 cents per yard until you see what you want. In our DRESS TRIMMING department you will find all the novelties of the seaso in BRAIDS.

BEADED SETS, FLUSHES, MOIRES; At prices that will be satisfactory. Try us for a FLUSH COAT. JACKET or NE WMARKET If you want a well made, perfect fitting Plush Garcent at a popular price. Try us for a New Market, Raglan, Circular Jacket or anything you may want in that line. We have a ItGE ASSORTMENT ot COATS for MISSES and CHILDREN.

Try us for Art Materials, Stamped linen goods, scrims, wool and siik fringe, plush balls, tinsel, Also, should you want a Suit of for yourself or family by ALL ME Nk come and see us as we have ON KOO.vl entirely devoted to that kind of goods. CARPETS AS LOW AS 15 CENTS, School Tax. Schix I Tax for Monongahela Citv district is now due and payable to the undersigned at Alexander's Hanking House. Five per cent discount allowed for 60 days, end ing October 7. At the face cl the duplicate, from Oct.

7th to fov. 7th: After that date 5 per cent added. You will saye ten per cent oy prompt payment. MORTON BLACK, Treasurer. Monongahela City, Aug.

6, 18S8. Jersey Lilly and Housekeeper's Pride FLOCKS, A Full Lin8 of Groceries. To bacco and Cigars. Marvin's Crackers and Cakes, Kirk's Finest Toilet Soaps, ISLER Rising Sun Grocery. Monongahela Citv.

March 31. To Pittsburg laundries Free, The undersiened. Daily Messengor to Pitts-burg, will take Laundry to Brace Brothers, or Barnes Laundry, and bring it back free of charge. Leave your linen at John Sutman's Shoe store it will be taken down and brought back free of charge. NOAH PEN KOI), Daily Messenger.

Monongahela City, Oct. 15-lw. mints, WOKI.KY, the Old Reliable .1. Auctioneer, gives notice to the Public that he will cry sales on the most reasonable terms; charges from three to len dollars, according to the size of sales, lias an experience of 20 years in the business and satisfaction guaranteed. Residence on Die ,1.

Pollock Farm. Address THOS. F. WOK LEY. P.

O. liox 30, Shire Oaks, Wash. Co Pa, Those marked with a star run also on Sunday the others do not. CHAS. O.

SCULL General Pass. Agent. WM. CLEMENTS, Manager. PITTSBURG, PA.

CIIAKTIEKS KA1LUOAU. PAN HANDLE Route. Trains between Pittsburg and Washington, Central Time, which is one hour slower than Eastern Standard, Schedule in effect Jnue 10th, 1888, lave Pittsburgh: 5:55 a.m. 8:35 a.m. 1:55 p.m, 3.30 p.m.

4:55 p.m. Arrive Washington 7:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 3:10 p.m. 5:10 p.m.

6:15 p.ffl. Leave Washington: 5:05 a.m. 6:30 a.m. 8:35 a. m.

12 p.m. Arrive Pittsburgh 7:50 a.m. 9:56 a.m. p.m. All trains daily except Sunday.

LOCAL NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. James Meloy and Miss May Meloy are oft' for a two-weeks' visit with down river friends. George Barringer, who formerly served as a constable in this city, now living at Newark, Ohio, is here on a visit to friends.

The telephone line up the valley has not reached California yet, and the ihsscnqer says "there is no telling when it will. Rev. J. K. Cramer, pastor of Peters Creek Baptist Church, Library, has accepted a call to tlje 37th street Baptist Church, Pittsburg, and will move there with bis family in about one month.

Hev. A. J. King, former pastor of the Baptist Church, this city, and now supply at Vest Newton, is a candidate for the vacant pulpit at Library, Peters Creek Baptist Church, and will preach a trial sermon there next Sabbath. The school board of Scottdale have decided to erect an $18,000 school building, and will submit the matter to an election by the tax payers.

At the A. M. E. Couferenca, now in session at Canousburg, rive Deacons and two Elders were ordained. A meeting was held in the interest of the Jacksonville sufferers, and quite a neat sum was realized.

Mrs. Hannah widow of the late B. Markell, died at her home in West Newton Tuesday, aged 82 years. Funeral takes place to-day at 1:30 o'clock- Henry Louttit. who has been in Harrisburg attending a conference of the mine inspectors of this state, in regard to the forthcoming report, will return home this evening.

Lemon Williams and sou Albert leave to-day for their home, Lodi, California. They have passed most delightfully a visit in and about Old Monongahela. There is a good chance for some active and trusty men to secure paying work at once of James E. Whitney, Nerseryman. Rochester, N.

to sell his warranted stock. Outfit is free and the work steady. Experience is not necessary..