The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

Hi TJ ghf TBI 1 i 1 I Mcfm jl VOL. 9 NO 2467. MONONGAHELA CITY, MONDAY, MAY 27, IS59 Price Two Cents THE REPUBLICAN. WM, J. ALBIANDBK.

JA3. S. ALEXASDKii Jos. A.HEHKO.N. Washington Carsen, died this morning, at his home in Fallow field, aged about 70 years.

Mr. Carson was an old resident of the township, honest upright, and greatly respected by all who knew him. ALEXANDER CO. MONONGAHELA OifY. A lulisiit Every Afternoon.

Advertising favors to insure nsertlou should oo handad previous dav if possible. Mrs. McMillan, ef Washington, is the guest of Mrs. John M. Grable.

jp fli KSVLVA5IA HllLKOAO. Monongahela Division Time Card EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Kr-nu 1 Uidmfb to Inlnntown, v. raoKiiisoar, ATTORNEY' AT LAW. 155 Poorth Ayeaae, PITTSilUIUi.J', VEGETABLE PLANTS.

Vegetable Eggs, Sweet Bell Peppers, Jersey Sweet Potatoes And Yam Plants, NOW EEADY, Al. Hamilton and family are spending a few days with his parents in Con-nellsville. Don't miss the sale of sateens and dress ginghams at Borland's; oO new pieces of each. The prevalence of scrofulous taint in the oo.l is much more universal than ninny are aware. Imlee 1, but few persons nre free from it.

Fortunately, however, we in Ayer's Harsaparnlla, the most potent remedy ever discovered tor this terrible atllction. Jit '4 mm 'ATTORNEY AT- LA Oftlce iu Young's Building, nest to Town 3 1 WASlilNGTON.PA, QHAS. G. M'lLVAIN." ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, I.5 rOl UTII Main Monougah City, Pa. i.eavis m.

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Pittsburgh 7:05 11:00 4:40 jsIJo! I 1 I Homestead 7:37 11:34 5:13 I Dravosburg, 8:00 11:58 I 5 W. 8:23 12:20 5-48 6:55. "tfononge'la Oity. 8:55 12:52 6:09 6:25 7:20. 9:20 1:17 6:34 6:53 p.m.

i California 9:39 1:26 6.53 7:14 Brownsville i 9:48 1:50 7:02 7:29 i i UnliHitORD, I i 2:40 8:19 a. in. p. ui.p. ma.

m.l TIIK MEMORIAL. SEUMOX. Preached for Post 0, G. A. It.

By Rev. Moody. A large congregation assembled at the M. E. Church on Sunday evening, to hear the memorial sermon, preached by Kev.

Moody by request, before Post CO, G. A. which attended in a body. The choir opened the service by the anthem, "Blessed be the Dead." Iter. Cummings, a member of the Post, offered prayer, and thi congregation sang.

There is a Land of Pure Delight. Rev. Sleppy also a member of the Post, led the congregation in the Lord's Prayer, and the choir sang "They Left Him Asleep on his Pillow." The first lesson was "2nd Samuel 1:17, followed by hymn GfiG, Jesus, lover of my soul. Itev. Moody took his text from Deut.

20:1. "When thou goest out to battle against thine enemies, and seest horses, stud chariots, and a more than thou, be not afraid for ths Lord is with thee." Life is a battle, and the enemy is the world, the llesh and the devii. It is continuous warfare from the cradle to the victory; christians had no time for dress parade, there is no time even to stack arms and go into camp. There is no drill.rendezvous for recruits, the very moment a soldier enlists under the Banner of Light he must put on the armor and go into the fray. Go out to the picket line and see the enemy.

What corps is that on the left flank," with its fine horses, its glittering arms, its crimson banners? That is the world, and though it hath horses and chariots and people more than thou, yet he not afraid for the Lord is with thee. What corps is that on the right Hank. -AT- FIKST PICNIC Shire Oaks (irove, Thurs I day. May 13S9. Benin at one and cop-j tinue till 12 o'clock in the moonlight.

The CraU's Gardens I platform is a new one just built neir.the Krom JJniosjttown to Pittsburgh, SAAC VOHK, JU. ARCHITECT. MONONOAKliIjA CITY. V.i. AND GREEN HOUSES.

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m. i ism st itiou it has never been used before, sud will give the best of satisfaction. 'iood music with a select lipure caller, refresh mei'ts on the ground, and a good time guar, anteed to every visitor. C.une all. Committee of Managers Win.

Matthews, yoah French, livers. John Matthews- McConnell, Hugh Giilinglnm. Vis. General Manager. eOLF; WILLIAMS.

NOTARY PUBLIC 9:11 6:13 10:52 6:22 11:04 6:41 11:23 ITaiontr.wn HrowBsvllle. California. -THE jFIKST WAKD 3:30 4:40 4:25 5:33 4:34 5:42 4:53 6:0 2 5:20 Carriage and Wagon i4 i Li k'i 1 i. aonouR'U 7:20 11:50 i I -MAN- 7: 44 1:23 12:20 5:48 EnligftteniBg the World! gage in the 111 the ed his shoes and intends toen- 8:04 I 7:37 12:39 6:09 manufacture of 'Ji-avosbnrf! I Fine Carriages, Baggies Wagons. 7 1:03 i Landefeld Would Eoliateii tlic i 6:36 7:10 FI33, and ACCISSNT OFFICE, CORSKR FOURTH MAIN ST Moiiongaheia City, Pa.

Collections made, loans negotiated, FstaM settled. Property reitfd, Kent collected Deeds, Wills, written. proippi ly attended to, Meamship Tickets aiid Foreign Exchan to or lioin auy pan of the world. tow, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PA. CV.llecrlons made aud all other legal busin-i proiaptly attended to.

The business of Khutors, Administrators and oilier pecialiy solicited. A.rr. Ptttsbursh 9:00 1 8:25 1:35 3''i'oii can get a buggy or carriage as cheap as any place the valley. lti it It- mil iiM fift.imt now farm wouina a. m.

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tn ii.il hi ins iin mis iu. Ja p8 a ml all nave the ot satistaction. Bargains In Clothing that wid nuke your: heart beat fast with o'easure if you will call, i IV 'i NPifJ Wnr or Inspection Urged, 'Mou Ufc HU-a lul Comi-arison Solicited, ONE YiSAIl. Cr.tie'sni Courted. All linds oi painting; trimming and re-We have the largest lot of goods and ttu; pairing of all kinds promptly done at teasona-lowest prices on rec cd.

Come and See. I bie charges. All work guaranteed to give KOILY To.W. Hill, Ueallsville a son. To Austin Amos, Beallsville a d.nulucr.

GRAND HUMMIPHQH3 GQMCSE2 SCHOOL HALL, Friday EYCQing, May 31st, '89, HX TIIK SOCIAL UNION First Baptist Churoh. In addition to a Program of Sonus. Kecitations. So SVIadamB FioraMi Laurana Will exhibit and perform on her Wonderful in.iphon-1, A truly unique iustrumr.it nover ex-hibilcd iu tins city. riLCI.iM ILAIfc.I.KV.

good satisfaction. i i-or rnurs can on or auarets A TTOIINE Y-A T-LA W. Sunday Train leaves Brownsville a.m. Monongahela City at 8.30, arriving at Pittsburgh at 10.15 a. rn.

Returning leaves Pitts-Durgh at 1.01 p. arrives Monongahela City 2.51. Brownsville 4.00 p. m. Tickets sold and baggage checked to ail points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad.

For rates of fare, time tables, call on Agent, Monongahela Division, or address TUOS. R. WATT, Pass. Agent, Western Dis-riot, 78 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. GEORGE F.

OEHRL. Agent. Monongahela City Pa. IAi.TIMORK OHIO H. R.

Whceliaff and Pittsburg Division. Trains arrive and depart Eastern Standard Time. i 4 4 H. i i hi J. E.

WOLFS. Monongahela Citv. Pa. A f3 rs 5 TH HP t.f. MAIN STKEKT.

A I i OITV. I'A. Langsbans Sxelusively i Fgirs from prize wimniig birds at 61 per 15 or three Settings for iatiifautiou suaran-! I FRANK S. HKNOKKSON. Was'i ington.

Washington County, Pa. Ho-2U-widMay'. ANNOUNCEMENTS. See how the hosts enjoy themselves; there is the saloon, the low theatre, the dance house, the brothel, there is passion and wine and hist. The ysung christian soldiers says.

I will draw nearer and see this brigade; I will go into the camp and see what it is. Halt! Halt! young soldiers, the wowls are full of sharp shooters, their camp is tilled with pit-falls. It is a be not afraid, the Lord is with thee. What troops are these in the centre, directly in the front Those are the cohorts of Satan, himself in command. The ether troops may be easily routed, but this brigade is a solid phalaux; hard to over came, powerful to hurt.

We do not know why the Lord has given such power to the Devil but he has, and he is powerful; the Hash of his eye is terrible, the poison of his shafts is rank. The right and left flunk may be driven off without bloodshed but here is a foe to fighj. io forward it is the king's command. Your marching orders do not previde for retreat. The conflict will be sharp.

Yonder is (he smoke of Smithiiehl. Yonder the llesh of burning martyrs tied to the stake, drops upon and curls about living embers; there are the grave of Huss and Knox and Whit-held, here you feel splashing in your face the hot blood of John the Baptist slain to gratify the caprice of a cruel harlot. Yes, the enemy is strong, the battle will be lierce, but the victury is certain. In your experience, veteran soldiers, the victory was not always certain, fight bravely as you might but in this conflict the victory is sure. Advance the banner of the cross Tor-ward march, keeping step to the music ef a millien prayers.

The Tyrolean QuarieUi1, Has kindly consented to assist, so that first-class entertain neiit is assured. GOING WEST LEAVES. PITTSBURG KINLETVILLB AB. WASH'TON 6 45 a. in.

7:34 a. i rn. 10:40 a.m. 11:28 a.m. 4:42 pm 5:27 pm 5:30 pm 6:30 pm 7:20 m.

8:30 pin 9:23 pm 10:00 in On Sunday a train leaves Pittsburg at 8.30 a. Finleyville 9:30. Washington 10.20; ar-lives at Wheeling 11 so. Keturning leaves Wheeling at 7 00 Washington 8 35. Finleyville 9 23 and arrives at Pittsburg 10 15 pm MILK DELIVERY In Class Jur.s of Dii'l'or- BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS, i NARROW TO MATCH I WIDE AIT-D SWICS All widths at S.

P. If CO. 1 Cur! a ins, IVr: feres, ornice I Sh-; at S. P. Kf.U.KU i CO.

25 Ciiits. 15 Uonts. Tiekety, Children, ent ies. Ijfi llo. 152 Fifth Avenue.

Near Grant Slieel PITTSBURGH. PA. H. OOUS DSNTIST. OFFICS: rdcGKEuOK's Block, ilononga'iela City, a i.

st Cr- i PHYSIO MEDICAL rilYSICfV Office-153 W. Main St. KOr-ONGAHKLACITY, lhWlLLWlj, MONONGAHELA CITY Messenger Service PlTTSBUKG A T)Q A HT KS 539 VV Odd St. I.ionongahela City Ollice wilh U. Williams t.

rc a lister" iiti and Feed Stables, Draft and Driving Horses always on hand. BUGGIES, CARTS II ARM ESS. Opposite School building. Monongahela City. March 15th.

GOING EAST LEAVES. Whereas my wife, Klizabetu Delivered Daily by iTHiS RQTTLE Kittle, without just cause or provoca AR.PITTSBUK9 7:45 a 8:20 a 10:50 a 9:00 m. UNLET VILLK 6:52 am 7:15 a 4 in 8:0 WASHINGTON 6:20 a 8:58 a to all 0 BE.WASHj ot the eitv. t. 0 RETURN mi Bithbi tew BWk Failos j.

i. i. i UiiJb aiiU tion, has left my lied an I u.i.ird, :i.ti';e is hereby given that I will it be responsible for any debt of her contracting JuHN H. KIT; 1.3. i Allen Township, Washington Co.

Pa. May 25, ISSfi. WANTED, know O.urwiCAT is (iltliATLV KKDl'CKl) in price. And In 1 orr'er tliat you may know what to expect when you call on the undersigned. I give th' following price list: Best Kl.iak from 1- to 15c ler lb; Boiling Meat from i to l'te per Sieak and Itoast, from t0tol2c per lb steak i and Boil, from to 10c pel lb.

we keep none but the best Come and mc us and i Wmr tJx. Leave Orders with Driver or at Taylor's Grocery. Giijghams at S. P.KFl I.FK&CO. OAK LUMBER FOR SALE we will convince you that we mean what we Those marked with a star run also on Sunday the others do not, OKAS, ().

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

jPtMAUTIKBS KAlLUOin. PAN Han-KJ vlk KorTE. Trains between Pittsburg and Washington. Central Time, which is one hour slower than Eastern Standir.l, Schedule in elfect Jnne 10th, 1888, Leave Pittsburgh: a.m. 8:35 a.m.

1:55 p.m, 3.30 p.m. p.m. Arrive Washington: 7:45 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 3:40 p.m.

5:10 p.m. 6:15 Leave Washington: f-. n.m. 6:30 a.m. 8:35 a.

m. 12 p.m. Arrive Pittsburgh: 6: -35 a.m. 9:55 a.m. p.m.

6:20 p.m. Ail trains daily except Sunday. JcKELSPORT BELLEVKKNON K. R. TIME CAHD IN IFFECT MAT 13 j.c junk.

Monongahela City, Pa W.vi wli Uii Wwl WtaiKlavfl sa v. May 25, '89. i OAK I.UMBKit cut to anv siz wid be de livered promi.t ly aip place in tlcj vfiniivnt Motiotipahi'la City. Teims teisonable. i l.tnjitiie of IV V.

IH'NCAN Four P. Pa i May J. B. (J Packet Company, on and aftt 27th, will make daily close connections at Crow's Ffrry with hack to and fr S. s.

General Passenger Agent. We have C'Hins. both in st vie and (luality an.i as clieaii as inferior styles ate sold cist where. JBESH MEATS DiILY, Prime Fresh Steaks Roasts, 'SI 'J TON, I'OK iv unit VI I A Saiifl-e Season: Trie Best Meats oniv shops next doof be JOEH YAHY09R8IS, 1 SAI.K. A line wo seated Barouche,) i Almost new, with side lamps, and top, good order.

Call on or address for jit forma- tiotl AlOKT hiCHAKlSON. I bentieysville. Pa. 1 T71CR SALK. Two No.

1 fresh cows, five i llEAl.CK IN From to Pittsburg. low City Block, nearly opposite the Post Office. I.FONAKD AUCIIENDOBLER. Monongahela Citv. May fi.

1SK5. Drop in a 5. P. KELLER Co. May 21th.

1PS-J. FOE SALE! nai iviii i i nut un a U' iji heifer. C. P.AJ)Cidl-FF. llie choir then sang'.

"sleep brotner sleep:" the congregation sang hymn ItJri, Kingdoms and Thrones to Coil belong, and the benediction dismissed the congregation who remained standing till the Post marched out. Passing the pulpit each comrade grasped the hand of Bev. Moody and thanked him for his eloquent sermon. The music of the ehoir was quite good, the decorations of the pulpit in elegant taste Flowers for Memorial Day. The annual appeal for flowers for us on Memorial day, to which such generous response has been given in past years, is again made to all who live iu our neighborhood.

They may be left at the ollice of Alderman Williams on the evening of the 20th, or morning of the oiith. and if loosely arranged in boouet form will be more conveniently handled Adam Wickf.kham, Lewis Authiks, T. C. 1 1 1'fTY, C. A.MDEliSOX.

Committee on Flowers Mouongahela, May2t, FI3E GKDDERiES. SD9DS. All Kinds of Fruit in Scasnn. Fine Grades of Tea and Cole, Ciioice Brands oi Flour. IOST-On Saturday, a Jet Set gold Ear-ring, valued as a keepsake.

Finder please retui to SAVANNA CARMACK. Leave, a mf am pint luinola 7 05 9 00 12 45 4 05 Fliwibefh 7 2" 0 15 1 00 4 20 Ar jVcKeesport 7 f.0 10 00 1 40 5 On Ar 8 30 11 00 05 From Pittsburg to Buno'a. Leave, a in am nit pmt Pittsburg 0 30 5 05 McKeesport 8 00 11 05 1 50 5 40 Elizabeth 8 40 11 55 2 30 6 10 Punola 8 55 12 10 2 45 9 L'5 CORN HUSKS FOR BEDDING, HAY, FEED ant FLOUR, Garden and Farm Implements'. W. C.

HODILL CO. Mono.igahela City, Marcti id. Fine Building Lots 1 On the PVT'CFBSON Plan at Cochran's' Station, on the P. Y. UK, WANTKD.

A place for a boy 1 1 years old. to work on a farm tn "the country. Strong and healthv, and wining. Apply to SAMUEL BOYD, Jilkhorn. Pa.

LOST-A Uttn ponv. dark man aud tail. FhaftTl fr Mnnfliitf P'fl YplV strayed or stolen from Webster, A pril Ull iUyiiUll? tluii I Cdi I 28. 18R, A suitable reward will be given for I Flowerinjr '-rn" Train No 918 leaves Pittsburg at 4 30 m. Sundays only, arriving at Bunoia at 6 20 m.

Trairs marked with a daily, those marked daily except Sunday. We sell all of our Goods at the Very lowest Trices. 215 Main Street, Monongahela, Pa. 11 How to draw, fficb. PAYMENTS.

lniormanou iliac will lead to Us reeoverv. i W. iMOLSBlCKCEK. P.O. Box "6, Vebster, Pa.

Vegetable blasts, AiVAh X.EW Come soon and en quire for It. Heal Estate eent, Ollice near Cochran Station BENT A house of six rooms, suitable 1 for two families, at the to' I tmte, one mile from post otlice. Kent. per month. Apply to JAMES STOOKDAtE.

1 April 1U.18H9, Don't get the shallow idea into your head that home grown plants are inferior. Call and get sturdy, strong plants, fully S5QO TEN YEAR. SVESTMENT BONDS. NATURAL GAS AND i Costing onlv 82 a year, or lii.50 semi-annu-i ally, or quarterly. They pay more than They must be good styles and cheap, or we wouldn't be selling se many summer dress goods at ISorlands's.

H. B. Fpeer, of Beu Venue place, Pittsbu was the guest of James Borland, over Sunday. Mr. Holmes Miller and Mr.

Harry Shannon of Thirteenth ward. Pittsburg were Monongahela visitors Sunday. six per cent, per annum. For information write or call on H. WILLIAMS, Monon-gaiiela City, naming this paper.

April 12, We make specialty of New Dwarf Champion ToMaTO, TOMATO. An early variety of very line quality. All other plants in season, I. S. KEENEY Monongahela.

Match 25, 18SS. Two Work Horses. Seven Shoats, weigh from 15ti to 200 fls. Three Fresh Cows, with calves hv side. Enquire of WM.

BOOTH. Spring Water Brewery, Pigeon Creek. For 25 cents each, one lot of Gent's white silk ponges handkerchiefs. Handsome challies for GV cents, at S. P.

Keller Co A. D. Scott does hereby notify his ice customers that he will deliver ice as usual this summer, and parties who have been soliciting your custom and bidding on prices to get your trade, should be no inducement, as I am ready to meet them at any price they see fit to mention. 3t Mrs. Longacre, of Wylie avenue, Pittsburg, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Sam el Kirk, 3rd ward.

We have in Stock a full line of Valves. WANTED Fittings, Pioe, Gas Burners. PARTIES DESIRING TO CONTRACT FOR and we are prepared to do anv kind of pin- I ing and fitting for gas or Steam. Our Fitter ir.Rfi is a thoroimhlv skilled and reliable workman having had a long experience iu this special to sell choice N'uiserv Collector Wnnncastle called on a few jVIoiiongahela friends on Saturday, and proceeded up the Monongahela with his family. (sJoblt-OIXtJJl Stock.

LIKKKAI. PAY New Feed Store! Ho. 117 1 est Main Street, Opposite Episcopal Church. Monongahela City, Pa. Will keen a line of Hav.

Oats, (torn aad mill Daring the Coming Season faaifiiigia tM Ltaii 11.11. GUARANTEED WEEKLY. No experience required. Commence at once and success assured. Write Frek B.

Young, Nurseryman, Rochester, H. Y. l-i Cor. Railroad and Street. L.

M. Kyle has received his commission as postmaster at Bellevernon, and has ordered a new outfit for his WILL DO WELL TO CALL ON ALABASTIN HORRENT. A frame House on Park uvAniui Ku.m1 jivI iiiv rrnmu of Kit A. Choral Class. The members of the Choral Class will meet in School hall, this evening at eight o'clock, sharp.

Miss Jeanette Callow, ef California Normal was the guest of Miss Metta Preston, last Sunday. and large Harden, inst vacated bv Jos. me uesi ana most durable nil kn KK Pollock. Is large enough to be occupied bv lor Uil0' tu NA1LKALGAS HRES. two families.

Appply to for sale bt C. K. KADCLIFFE ry -rs i Real Estate Agent, GSO. T. LlHll, DrUgglSt.

May 15- 00 l.vm An eiKl-t room House on ironi 1 Main street, between First st and Second, H. Feed of all kinds. Hour in seveial best brands. Grveusa call is the best way let the goods i.nd prices do their own talking. IRA M.

BUTLER Monongf Jiela City. March 4 tf. Musical Instruments AND Musical Merchandise Of all descriptions, direct from the Importer, at City Anisic Rooms. PIANOS and ORGANS ot the finest grades. Puces the Lowest.

HHN Monongahela, April 2. isst. Who has the faeilities far manufacturing One llundred Gallons or more Daily, also ICE Furnished in quantities to suit customers. Wk Gcahantee Ol Prices to he a Cheap as the Cheapest. Monongahela City, June County Clerk Allen, on Saturday last issued a marriage license to liausom M.

Gee, of this city, and Miss Anna Staib, of Carroll. John C. Swickard has determined to to move west, and locate at Denver. The Rellevernon cornet band Attended fair given by the City Band of McKoes-port. on Saturday evening, coming up on the boat yesterday.

Jacob iShniinou was the lucky holder of the ticket which drew tlio silk quilt. Never before, have we experienced ntch sales of carpels and wall papers, at Borland's. Some of our local engineers made a hange of their "runs" this morning. Jack Barringor, formerly of the coal train, takes the Uniontown accommodation; McClelland going into the yard at Ortnsby; Wilson comes from the yard and goes on the coal trail. M.I.

o. I have used Pascoe's Cholera Remedv in mv family and it has worked a cure evei vtime I-A arm of KM acres, con- and given prompt relief. 1 have given it to IV. vciiient to railroads and town, well nien on the boat. and it worked prompt cure Pleated, unproved, plentv of water, sitimtc.l I tverv tin e.

It is about the best diarrhoea in South Eastern Kausa. A bargain to reined 1 know of. tv good buyer; terms easy: For further in- WILSON' LA YM AN. formation address Caniain Steamer Stella. w.

P. PAT'IOX. on sale at MeCallistcr's and Bvers' Urug Osage Mission, Kansas, stores. Feb. Mav2l-2wd.

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