The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

'Dai' eBuiDtiLcaunu NINTH YEAR MONONGAHELA CITY, SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1891. PRICE TWO CENTS. The CHURCH SERVICES. TV Daily Ws.J.Auiiron. Jab.

8. Aimnii Jos. A.HHanoa. ALEXANDER CV felcL McGregor. In bis ready made Clothing, Hats and Furnishings, is giving a discount of 20 per cent from the regular price until May 1st.

This is the greatest inducements evar offered to the trade in Menoogahela City. d. 128 Prs. LACE CURTAINS At 50c pair up. Window Shades, CHINA COBiriCE POtB, Carpets and Hugs.

Cheaper than ever, AT S- KELLER CO. OHILL W. HAZZARD. EDITOB AND PUBLISHES. M0U0N3AHELA CITY.

PENN'A Pittsburg Lake Erie B. K. operatiag TcKEESPORT BELLEVEBNON K. TIMB CARD IN IFFECT DSC. 14, '90 This road is operated on Central time but sctiebule given below is Monongaheia City time, down river am am tit Belle Vernon 6 40 11 3 30 Glbsonton 6 42 II 27 3 32 Charleroi 6 46 11 31 3 36 Webster 6 56 37 3 46 Monongaheia City 7 on 1154 3 59 Bunola 7 25 12 10 4 15 Elizabeth 7 37 1222 4 27 McKeesoort 8 12 12 52 4 55 Ar.

Pittsburg 8 45 1 40 5 40 am im pm uprivkb. am pm pm L.T 7 45 12 20 4 50 McKeesport 8 32 11 59 5 25 Elizabeth 903 1 35 6 02 Bunola 9 15 1 42 6 14 Monongaheia City 9 31 1 58 6 25 Webster 9 44 211 6 38 Charleroi 956 2 21 6 48 Gibsontou 1000 2 25 6 52 Belle Vernon 10 05 2 30 6 55 Sunday Trains. Leave Mononga) el i City at 8:10 a m. and arriving Pittsburg at 10:00 a and 5:10 Leav ng Pittsburg at 8:40 a and 4:00 aniyiog in Monongaheia City at 10 :30 a and 5 :45 m. All trains make connections at Pittsburg with P.

E. trains or the East, North-east West and south west, A E. CLABK. Gen. Pass.

Aet. W. H. SIMMONS, local agent at Ballroad onice; JOHN M. GRABLE, agent at city office.

Monongaheia Citv. Pa. jpKNNSYLVANIA hAlLKOAO, Monongaheia Division Time Card EASTERN STANDARD TIMB. Kroi.i PJtuburgn to Calontown, l.KAVB Pittsburgh, Homestead, Dravosbnrg Elizabeth Mou 'ga City, Bellevernon, Calitoruia Brownsville. a m.

735 8C9 8 31 8 50 915 943 9 47 108 10 20 a m. a m. 10 40 1114 11 38 1159 12 32 12 54 1257 116 130 225 pm, 101 1S3 156 215 2 40 m. 4.50 5 50 5 22 5 3s 5 52 614 6 39 6 42 7 01 710 6 23 6 45 7 05 7 30 a m. 610 632 638 6 69 715 825 a m.

pm. in. Front Union town to Pittsburgh I leave a in. a m. a m.

m. pm. ra Uniontown 8 55 3 20 4 25 Brownsville 6 10 10 40 4 15 5 41 619 10 52 4 25 551 Bell-ivernon, 6 38 11 11 4 44 6 10 Charleroi 6 40 11 14 4 47 6 13 Mou'ga City 7 02 7 20 11 38 3 00 5 12 6 35 Elizabeth 7 21 7 47 12 10 3 25 5 43 Dravosbu rg 7 37 8 06 12 29 3 44 6 04 Homestead, 7 56 8 27 1253 4 07 6 27 Arr. 8 25 9 00 1 25 4 40 7 00 am. am.

m. ra. pm. African Methodist. Preaching by the pastor at i a.

am. and 7 p.m. sabbatu school at 2:30 p. ru. Episcopal.

Services at St. Paul's Sunday, morning at evening at Third Sunday after Easter. Catholic Regular service at Church of tne -transfiguration. bEcoND Baptist. Services at 11 a.

and 7 p. m. by pastor. Sabbatb school at 2:30 p. m.

METnoiisT. Dr. I. C. Pershing of Pitts burg, will preach at the Methodist church, morning and evening at 10:50 m.

ana 7:30 p. m. Sabbath School at 2:20 p. m. Epwortn League 6:30.

fitESBTTEKiAX, Preaching at 11 ui. and 730 p. in. by the pastor. Evening subject the 7th.

of the JU inor Prophets. Christ ian Endeavor at5 45 p. m. You are in vited to all these seryices. Fibst Baptist.

No services. Wright's Place Burned. The residence of Sam AVright, the voting place of Somerset township, wa3 burned down lhursday morning. Every thing was consumed except one bed. There is an asurance of 8500 on the building, and $500 on the furii ture.

Mr. YVrijrhl is fortunate in liar ing a new house under construction and already almost weatherboar'ded. Suicide at Brownsville. Thursday evening at supper time Bena Bedlar, who live near the toll gate on the old pike, iu Brownsville commit ted suicide by shooting herself. She had been making peculiar threats on her Jife for seme time but no heed was paid to them She had been keeping boarders and while the latter were eating supper they heard pistol shots in the back room where they found her lying with a bullet hole in her head.

MENDELSSOHN. Vexatious Law Suit Dismissed The case before the Allegheny Courts wherein it was proposed to attack the will of the senior Wileon, late owner of the Mendelssohn farm, and to discredit the title to the lots now being sold hy his sons. tne Wilson Brothers, was this morning ruled out ot court by Judge Over who re fused the issue. This end has been antiei pated from the first. It was a vexatious attempt to prevent 1 lie sale of lots, but the ij t.wtit-ps, away even uiepreieAL ui auy claim on tbe part of the contestants.

BrntleyviUe, Pa. A Phil 18. Addison Crawford, while homing logs last week had the misfortune to fall from the wagon and fracture his collar bone. Aaron Newman 1ms moved from the Smith place to the Buf'ington house, be low town. Henry Scott has moved bis saw mill to tbe Morton farm.

Gas will be used from the Hoffman well, as fuel for the boiler on the Lindsay Heth- erington well. The well on the McCormick farm is down about MM feet with a good showing. James barker wiu commence work on the Thomas Cars- well in a few days. Erastcs Webster Items. Ai'Kii.

17. Jos. Beelcr is building an addition to his house. JohnVogel is furnishing his hail and getting it ready for secret societies to meet in in grand style. Van Thomas has returned home from Philadelphia where he has been visiting ins Droiner xor iwo wet-Ks.

Wm. Hobinson has been laid up with grippe for two weeks, but is now convalescent, miss rscotn is very low witn pneu monia. A. E. Kirkland has moved to six mile ferry at Hay's station.

The Sabbath school at Wesco, will have a festival, on Saturday, Ami 2jth, for the benefit of the library fund. The other night when tbe coal tri in was lying at Webster station, Chas. Beeler, Goorge Jones, Patsy Martin and several boys got on the train intending to get oil' at West Webster station, but the train never stopped until she got to McKeesport and the boys had to take a tie ticket home After travelling all that night they arrived home the next day about ten o'clock, with their shoes worn off their feet and now when a coal train passes by thev sbut their eyes. J. Fish, Local Brevities.

John Long is recovering from a severe attack of grippe. The carpenters' strike will be on Monday morning. Mrs, Jennie Markell flyers and baby are at grandpa Markell's, Third ward. The pocket book found by Lorber has been returned to owner. Read Haley's advertisement, he Says he means every word and line of it.

Chailcs Lennox Dead. From the Washington Keporter. Charles Lendox died at his home, on North Franklin street, Thursday night of pneumonia, tbe result of on attack of the grippe, 'Ibe deceased was bom in 132:2 aud with the exception of eieht vears soent in Illinois and twelve years in Monongaheia City, has been a resident of this place ever since. Mineral services will be held at his late residence Sunday at half past two o'clock, Rev, White will conduct the re-ligeous services, and the funeral will be under the direction of the Masonic Fratornity. 11.

D. Petter, a few days ajo, pur chased a one-half interest in the old house in which Hon. as. G. B'aine was born at West Brownsville.

Thieves broke one of the show win dows in N. N. Madera's hardware store at Brownsville, Thursday night, and stole a number of valuable revolvers Silver Iitrnf Social, The Silver Leaf Band of the African Methodist church will give its first entertainment, on Monday evening, April 20th, at Hazzard's Armory. will be served from o'clock until ire cream and refreshments in abundance, Tbe literary and musical program will be conducted by Prof. J.

It. Brooks. Public cotdial-ly invited; come all, welcome ail. Supper 25cents; admission 10 cents. -St.

LIST OF liETTEUM Remaining In tho at Monongaheia City, April 18th, 1891. Miss Lillio Brown, Kdniond Bertea-ion, Bon Ooet.te, Frank F. Westbay. W. C.

Kobison', 1 M. Mrs. Kleanor Brown is ill witlTgrippe, Mrs. Al Wilson and children are ill with the samo, and Mr. Wilson is called home to look after their comfort.

MONONGAHELA OiTT, THE PEOPLE'S STORE Extends a Hearty UJelcomc To all to visit us and inspect our SPRING STQCE Just arrived We will positively save you from 30to 40 ets. on every dollars worth of goods you purchase. This is no idle boast, as a glance of our prices will conyince everyone beyond a doubt. Read Carefully. MEN'S CLOTHING DEPABMENT Men's Suits worth, $5,00 sold at $2.90 Good Worsted suits.

...7.00 5'00 Navv Blue Suits 8,00 5,00 Cassimere Suits 8,50 5,75 Fine Dress Suits 12.00 8,00 Very Fine Suits, at $10. 12 and 814. PANTS DEPARTMENT. Good Worsted Pants all lined 69e Extra Heavv Jeans, only 99c Good Worsied Pants $99. $1,15.

$1,25 Cassimere Pants $1.50, 1,75, $2 25 Fine Dress Pants $2.50 $2,75 $3.00 Verv best Custom Made $4,00 to $4,50 475 Boy's and Children's School and Dress Suits Very Lowest Prices. LOOS HEBE, BOYS. Ball and Bat 'given away suit. with every boy's HATS and CAPS 250 styles of men and bov's hats and capsat half price. 100 styles of men and boys top shirts for 23 cents aud up, Hoisery and neckwear in great variety.

A ford to the Ladies. 275 oair of lace curtain? for 64 cents a pair and up, over 150 styles of laces and embroideries at the lowest marked prices. An elegant line of Swiss skirting and Muslin underwear at bottom prices. We are headquarters for hosiery, corsets, handkerchiefs and many other articles. Everybody invited and courteous iv treated.

Remember that every article is guaranteed as represented. Thanking you all for past favors, aud soliciting luture patronage we remain yours respectfully. PEOPLE'S STORE. Main Monongaheia City, Pa. COWAN COHEN, Prop.

CIT1 STONE QUARRY. Plenty of Fine Building Stone in the City Limits, Ready for Delivery. We have opened a stone quarry up at Park Avenue, near the CralKias well No. 1, inside eity limits, and have on hand ready for delivery the best quality of GOOD BUILDING STONES. Better stone is not found elsewhere.

Good roads and easy to get at and load. We have 75 to 80 perch on hand ready quarried, and will keep a supply aheadi Builders are invited to calland see. Prices right, Enquire at the quarrv of RICHARD L. EL-WOOD, or iu town of CLARKE E. WILSCN, Second door above K.

station, MouoneahelaCity, March 23, tf, A urn- N-mm vfl i8 i' 7--- Y'ttJ. Fiaaos, Organs AND Musical Instruments of every description, Finest goods at bottom prices, ah kinds of music books and sheet music kept in stock at John Beaumont's City Music Rooms. Monongaheia City. Feb. 9 1891 SEE HERE! Extremely Bright Style in Boys' and Children's Clothing.

Popular Prices. A. Glance at our Win- Shows our Leadership and Explains our Suc cess, FAMOUS Y0HE. BOOK KEEPING May Anders Is nowKivlne. private lessons to a class in book keeping, in this citv, tthe has room on her roll (or a few more pupils.

Ktu dents In bock keeping and commercial letter writlngor In anv special branches. Cat leara particulars on application or by leaving word at lr. Teeters' Dental ofilce or at Baha's store. Enquiries solicited as to spec lal pupils Al ouongahela City, ra. Feb.

17. -t HI 1 4 i Hi? Manv persons who pride themselves on their blue blood would be far happier with pure blood but, while we cannot choose our ancestors, fortunately, by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, we can transmit pure blood to our posterity. Carpenters' Union. There will be a meeting of the Monongaheia Local Union So. 653, O.

J. of A. at their hall on Saturday eyening April ISth, for the transaction of important business of interest to every member, Louis Arthur, Pres't DIED. April 17 at Torre nee, Peter Stacher, aged 73 years. Funeral Saturday, April 19th, at Ginger Uill.

Interment in Ginger Hill Cemetery. MARRIED. At the Presbyterian Parsonage. Dunnlngs-ville Pa, April 15, IStfl, by Rev. H.

O. ilson Mr. Frank Wright and Miss Katie Winnett, botn ol Washington Co. fa. BORN.

To C. 1). Bugfcer, Brownsville a son. AXSOt'SCKJIEMTS, We are authorized bv T. B.

II. Brownlee Chairman of the Republican Vigilance Com nut tee. of Washington county to make the following announcements Primaries Saturday, June 6, Convention, Monday, June 8. SHKRIFP. ACKSON J.

CHESTER, Of Allen Town snip. W.r.CIIERRY, Washington, Pa. P. D.NiCHoL. Somerset Townshin L.P.

BEAZELL, California, Co. D. 79 Reg ra. vet. vol.

nut. JCKY CQ.ttMIi&alOXKll. DANIEL B. MOWRY. of South Strabane late of Co.

Roundhead Regiment Pa ois. 11KCOUIJKR. E. N. DUX LAP, of Donegal Township.

J. M. R1GGLE, ChartiersTwnship. AisMii-u i lu.v notice is hereby given 1J that 1 have this oav withdrawn from the partnership of E.Ayre and the partnership is thersby dissolved. I will myself continue the business ot contracting as nereioiore.

J. AkfcliArv, Charleroi, ipril 17, 1891. -TTTAXTICD. Ten Onion house painters. Apply to W.A.AI&KKELL April 18 t.

f. Charleroi, Pa. OH mules, weight about each a so heavv road waimn ami Harness, hnquire of April 18-10t B.K.SCOTT. "VTOTICETO CONTRACTOR. The School Hoard of Ijnion Two.

Washington Co, will bui'd an additional room to tne Courtney satiooi itonse, or plana and speciiicatiwi can on w. a. Kennedy courtnev. -m tnti must dpi in the hands of Sec. S.

.4. Strieht Hliire oaks, by p. in. Wu, Board reserves the right to accent or relect anv or au uius. UNION TWP.

SCHOOL BOARD. T7UJK EXT. A four roomed cottage Larire lot JJ house near Crall's greenhouse, au conveniences, possession. immediately, in (mire of Airs. C.

K. lMDCLIFfM. oi 11 iOCNG at Borli ud's store. Wastku. immediately six or seven hundred dodars: good securitv on real estate in tnn Apply to or call on uare Daily i.epublK'an.

Aprils, TOR RKSiT OK will sell or rent the Dike near a six roomed house ou lirst toll gate, with wsll and cistern at the door; possession giyen Immediately JAMKN StOCKDAI.K, Third ward Monongaheia City. SALE. Fresh cow, grade short-horn 5 years old. quiet and easy to milk, will warrant all rights in every respect. Inquire oi t.

f. J. W. HAPPER, Finleyville, ra Foil UKSiT. A five roomed frame dwell ing.

on Union street. Second ward, stood lot of ground and fruit trees Rent moderate Appiy to JOUN HOLLAND, ITIOR SALE OR KENT. A six roomed house a well of good VI with gas. city water, water, stable and outbuildings. Inquire of CAri.

CHARLES E. SLOAN. WANTED Three practical house painters, at regular prices for good work. Also one experienced paper hanger. Apuly to v.

r. UKiJiiiuKsuw. contractor. Monongaheia City. March 7, 1891.

WANTKD A farm hand, for eeneral work about the place. To a uood man a year's engagement at fair wages. Apply to J.G. JHCL'UKJVUOK. Bentleysvllle.

March w. NOTirrc. We are now ready for Cesspool cleaninsr. Leave orders with JOSEPH SIMMONS or P.M. SIMMONS, Monongaheia City.

17Oii HKNT, Two ofilce or sleeping rooms, second story, convenient and comfortable Appiyto J. C.HANK March 18. FOR RENT. The room now occupied bv Doctor John Hammond, as a dental of fice. Daily Republican Building.

Possesion iven Apiil 1st, Aoplyto JOHN or D. R. HAMILTON. administration hav-been eranted to the undersigned, on the estate of Dr Geo, K. Lytle.

late of Monongaheia City, deceased, notice is hereby given all persons debit or credit said estate, to seltle the same. P. A. LYTLE. Administrator, Or call on T.

H. BAIRD, Eqr. if more convenient, as my residence is out of town. VOU WANT do vour wh'te washing, kalsominliiK or carpet cleaning. Please ensaire a date ahead, as lam unusal- ly busy Will accommodate all If possible.

JAMES II. JOHNSTON. City Bill Poster. Coal Street, between Fifth and Sixth, IjlOR KNT. The corner room, Mononga hela City Opera lloiue, Main and Fourth.

ALSO. Twodwelling homes on Chess street H.J. GAMBLE. March 13, Monongaheia City, Pa. Fim SAKK oil It EXT, The blacksmith shop and carriage factorv.

formerly used for that purpose bv Mr. Wolfe, least Main street, near the brldue. The opportunity to es'abllsh a smith and repair shop is verv good i terms reasonable, possession tin-mediately, If not sold by tbe 1st of April, it will be for rent. Call ou. T.

11. WILLIAMS, Keal Estate Broker. March ft. Will. OT FOR HALE.

'A vacant lot on Second street, above post ulllce, 35 by 60 feetj Fn rice reasonable; about the only open property tlif central iiart ol the city now for sale: good location for a house, shop or business room, lust onthe lltH ot travel to an from the wiinrt and depot, Enqulrenf I8AIA1I HAYWOOD. March 19. A Great Pleasure A feeling of restf nlness comes over the buyer who visits Laudefeld's magnificent clothing palace. The stock is so comprehensive, the stvles so varied, the salesmen so attentive and suggestive, that it is a pleasure to deal in the Finest store in the Valley. More thm Pleasure, It is also a profit to deal at Landefeld's.

No old goods. Everything bright and new, all fresh; lotsot room to show goods, and plenty of light tosee them. Landefeld works for one object that is 1 3 sell DEPENDABLE COODS. No deception anywhere. And that is what has built up his big trade.

ARK YOU HUNGRY. Blankenbuehler offers the following as a few specimen prices at his grocery; all other goods in proportion: 18 lbs. granulated sugar 00 21 lbs light brown sugar 1.00 15 lbs. California grapes 1 00 20 lbs. of rice 100 6 lbs evaporated apples 1.00 5 lbs evaporated peaches 1.00 5 lbs.

evaporated apricots 1.00 9 lbs. good A. No. 1. raisins 1.00 lbs, evaporated blackberries l.uo good prunes LOO 3 lbs.

evaporated raspberries 1.00 3 lbs. prime tea. l.uo 30 bars laundrv soao 1.00 13 cans of lima beans 1,00 13 cans of string beans 1.00 i scans or corn i At BLANKENBUEHLEll'S Grocery. Monongaheia City, Pa Theo. H.

Byers Fpecial Grand DRY GOODS SALE We wiU bold extensive clearance sales from dayiodav, Nodavwillbe without its share of most Iuterestiu and attractive BARGAINS and onr friends of the Monongaheia Valley can rest assured mat we win spare no etiurrs to make the most complete and successful sale ever known in the valley. Cur Large and Complete Slock For Spring is Now Open and on display. An unequalled assortment, including all the newest st vles and novelties of the season A biu stock to bft turned ouiek on close margins We will gratify your am bition to buy cheap, and giva extra good qualities in the barguM vve allow no one to name a LOWER PRICE than we sell at THEO BYERS Monongaheia City, Pa. Baptiste Pontana Foreign and Domestic Fruits TOBACCO AND CIGARS SOFT DRINKS. MAIN STREET, Below He publican Building, 4-lltf.

FOR SALEi EGGS FOR HATCHING. $1.50 per sotting of thoroughbreds. 15 eggs, from my pen of BUFF COUHINS. R. Plymouth Rocks LIGHT BRAHMAS Satisfaction guaranteed I pay express char Res, Book your order with me for line stock W.

II. SIMMONS. Agent American Express Company Boxfilf), Monongaheia City, l'a. Are You Awars That You Will SAVE MONEY AND BE Pleased UBiays If You Buy Carpets, Wall Papers, House Furnishings AT 211, 243 Main Street. That's the Place to Buy Nice Goods Largest Slock Lowest Prices.

Are Their Inducements. HALBYS BUILDING SALE Halev will begin July 6th. to tear down and rebuild, next to the People's Bank. There will be a lodge room on the third tlo r. but the two laree rooms.

Urst and second floors will be devoted to business, and the whole building will add another beautiful piece of architecture to Monongaheia City. Messrs. C. Kobison and Will Haley will occupy the new building when finished. CLEAR AND CLEAN SALE In order to get 'eadv for the above building Silas Haley will close, out all his stock of ready made clothing, clea audc.ean.

It has got to iro, at some price, at vour price at cost at less than cost. This Is a caso of MUST, as 1 am going cit of the i siness. I have plenty oi casti to do me, ano will sen out this stock so that the whole valley may be clothed, and everybody made happy at less money than ever was thought of since the Harden of Eden in the cays oi old. I Want Everybody to Know What I amselliug for; onlv this one purpose to gee out so i business, ana settle up, ana oe ready for whatever turnt up for the benefit of Monongaheia City, ray old liome. No Five Dollar Bill But this ady; bring it with you, come to the store, and and anything on this that is mis stated, or that we cannot nil to the let ter and dot.

from our stock of goods, we will forfeit and Dav vou five dollars in solid cold That's the way I advertise. I wouid never get sold out if I did uot. I expect to lose money. and a great deal of it In selling out a large stock like I have on hands. Now, everything here is ready, I will sell at SO ceus on the dollar of real values.

Look here at the fin ures, aud I don't quote Jew's prices from Pittsburg papers, but. Haley's Original Monongaheia Prices Let me meution some prices from the lares and magnificent stock iu uy mammoth store. ine diagonal aud cork screw suits; line black broad loth, and fine cassimeres, cheviets, Scotch suitings, and all kinds of clothing, stylish goods to suit this market or any other market in the United States or Alaska. Webster or Bunola. Fine Diagonal suit, cost 812.

for S12.00, Fine cork sciew suit, cost 812, for Fine Prince Albert suit cost 813.50 lor 813,50 Fine Cheviot suit cost $4.50 for Fine Scotch tricot suit cost for 89,00 Good spring overcoat cost 810 for 83,00 liood overcoats cost 810,50 for $9,00 Boys and children's suits at 1.2, 3,4, and 5 dollars, each worth two dollars more than I ask This includes all suits. Pants, good, solid. substantial, stylish, new cut, worth 85 sell at 83, worth 84. sell at 32,50, Wbeie Did You Get That Hat? We have hats, all styles, and if you paid a big price elsewhere, you got left. We are selliug hats at ttian anv other hat store in the valley, sure as vour name is Peter.

Other houses could sell as low, but it don'tsuit them to do so as it does me, for I am closing out, A word to the wise Is sulhcl6u t. These GOODS MUST BE SOLD aud will be; so if you stay away it is your fault. Not mine, when I make this offer. Two years ago 1 had opportunity to go inta the wholesale business, and 1 so advertised. What result! Nine thousand dollars worth sold I in six weeks I Why! iiccause 1 did what 1 advertised.

I will do it Here's a grand opening, t'omo and don't get killed iu the crush. Monongabola City, April IS, 1371. AND SHOES LOCAL NEW IS. Ice Cream at A. D.

Scott's on Friday and Saturday evenings. 2 t. Mary Anderson is now a mother, and the Philadelphia Record heads the news item, "Mary had a Little Lamb. Uatsburg LOiU Co. pays out over seven thousand dollars to-day, on a two weeks pay.

That's the kind of business which makes everybody happy. The Brownsville Monitor says, Capt. A. K. Harrow, who ii havinar a boat built by Axton Son, is in town.

He will bare his boat fitted out entirely, machinery, being put on here, so he can take her away by her own power. Chauncey Depow says that a war be tween the United States and Italy would last just thirty days, fifteen days for tbe Italians to come over here and fifteen days to skedaddle back home again. Hiram Babe of Carroll, has returned home from Ohio. Mrs. liabe will visit a month longer, and upon her return tLey will probably move.to this city.

James Rue and Miss Ida Carney, daughter of Capt. Sam Carney, will be married at Sunny Side, this evening. John Munson, section foreman, of the East Shore, at this place, has resigned hia position. Mr. Munson is very much liked by his men, who regret, to see him go.

Mr. Miller, a miner of Allenport, had hia leg broken by falling coal in tho Clipper mines last week. Dr. F. Scott has been in bed for three days with grippe; Uoctoi Chas.

A. Scott is in the oflice during his illness. Judge Reed will do a graceful thing, recognize a Icyal constituency, and put a fit man into the place if he shall appoint Graham, Esq, of Elizabeth, to be clerk of the U. S. Courts at Pittsburg.

The will of Mrs. Eliza Smith, late of California, was probated Friday morning, and lettets granted to James D. Vandyke, of the same place. President Moffat delivered a lecture at Finleyyille, on Thursday evening. At G.

Fields telegraphs that he will bring hit big minstrel show here May 8th. Big lots of stylish hats for men and boys just in, bottom prices; at the Peoples store. Mrs. J. S.

Alexander has returned from the east much improved in health W. H. Ueazell has made and sold 80 dozen brooms sinoe April 1st. lie only manufactures and wholesales; no re tail whatever. Greer Mcllvaine, Esq.

of Carroll has a severe cose of influenza. -r i.