The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

This Date In. History-Oct. 16, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL JIZZIE O. HARNETT, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE THE I)AILYNOTES D. H.

WM. H. FEE, Kditam and A BA.RREL of Flour "branded like this oner White Rock Supply Co. ffBEST-ay7 Our Stock of Groceries Is full and complete. We have tho Staple goods in great variety.

Also tho fancy kind for those who wish something extra. Our prices will bo found reasonable on all lines. We aro still handling the West rn Drssed Beef, Mutton, Etc. Also handle full lino of Salt Meats, cured by tho best Pittsburg packers. Coino in and get a slice or two of our finest ham to take home with you.

Wo also have a full line of SALTF1SH. Fancy Shore Mackerel, White Fish and Lake Herring. Our Mackerel are the finest to be had. Tinware, Gmniteware, Etc. Housekeepers will find it to their advantage to call on us when needing anything in this line.

Wo have just recievod a large consignment of Men's, Boys' and Youths' Winter Shoes. We have Box Calf, lien's shoos in Patent vangaroo Olf, etc, at Leather, Enamel, Yici Kid, Matt Kid, prices that make them attractive. Household Furnishings inds, such as Stoves, Washing Machines, Clothes Horses, Curtain Iron Wash Tubs, Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweepers, etc, etc. Queensware Queensware, in dinner sets of 100 pieces. Tea sets of Bfi pieces nice, neat designs as to shape and decorations.

Also 10 and 12 piece toilet sets. Glass Bowls, Nappies, Tabl0 Sets, Tumblers, Fruit Dishes, Lamps. Furniture. Bedroom Suites, Rockers, Extension Tables, Kitchen Tables, Kitchen chairs, Springs, Cots, Mattresses, Pillows, etc. Call and see what we have in tho Dry Goods, You will be surprised at the extent Hosiery, etc.

We do not have space to enumerate self the extent of our stock. Free delivery to all parts of the two towns. White Rock Supply Company CANONSBURG. PA. ffice, Harsha Building, West Pike-st, Beif'Phone 49-S.

Federal 'Phone 15 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1901 Rid? UB L1CAK TICK KT. STATE. BnprMDP Court A. Potter, Allf itheny Connty. Trpnirairr Frank Q.

Harris, Clearfield Sheriff E. Carthers, North Stra- Township. irit Attorner O. C. Underwood, ITasliiiipton.

Director of thu Poor James A. Emery TWllip. That President Roosovclt's boy of 7 Tears lias entered the public schools in Washington the same as any other lad, is one among many proofs that Roosevelt is not snob, but a genuine American. Although a rich man, and of distinguished ancestry, ho has no sympathy with thoso Americans who alwavs aninir old-world ways and customs, who arc founding a "Col lege of Heraldry" iu New York, and who are always talking about, the "great gulf" which they would like to see established in the social world between "the ma-8 '8 and the classes, President Roosevelt says that the official who is honest, faithful and efficient will not be disturbed, but he that is inefficient and unfaithful, will be made to know that there is a God in Israel," or words to that effect. Teddy is starting out well; it is lo be' hoped thatjie will keep it up.

Herr Most, an auarchist of worldwide reputation, who two or three ago was in Millers Run valley talking his obnoxious doctrines, has been sent to jail in New York for a year for publishing articles calculated to incite poeplo to commit crime. In Pittsburg there is somowhat of a stir in politics, and the stump speakers are waxing fierce in their denunciations of the opposition candidates. NOTES Never was finer weather. Hunters' stories are iu order. Time to gather autumn leaves.

The street loafer will go into winter quarters soon. The hickory nut crop is a failure in this region. The gas rango plant should be secur- ded, if it iii the wood. Director's Faculty Day October 20 has been selectod as Di rectors' Faculty day in the public schools of the county. Tho following is a i artial list of committees and places for meeting Cauonsburg John McCahon, J.

M. Shaffer. South Canonsburg B. M. Kelso, Lizzie Weaver.

Venice R.C. Scott, Martha Mitchell. McNary's S. E. AgneAv, T.

A. Riggle. Houston Kev. J. S.

Ferris D. F. Wilson. Hickory W. H.

McPeak, A. D. Mc-Carrell. Bower Hill J. H.

Patterson. Linden J. S. Washabaugh, James Frye. Teachers in the rural districts are to furnish tho exhibit Jthis year for the county institute.

Tho teachers named in the above committees will collect and bring lo the institute tho work in their respective districts. Arbor day, October 25. Rally at Beallsville, November 8 and Parents' day, November 22. County institute, December l(i to 0. A Pointer on Advertising The Sanford Chronicle advances the following argument iu favor of advertising: "Well, yes, a man may live without taking newspaper, and so could ho live without wearing shoes.

The merchant can sell some goods with out advertising, and so could he sell some goods if he kept in a cellar. But it is our observation that the man who takes the paper and wears the shoes gets along better than his neighbor who does neither. So does the man who advertises get a better trade than the mau who fails to do so. "Ex. LOCAL HAPPENINGS UNION MADE shoes for men at l5J5-mhop Nicholas Ridley nd Hugh Lalimar wera burned ot tho lUka at Oxford for hcroy.

1708 Dr. Albert von Haller, am-Incut phyniolonist, born at Heme. 1774 Ilobert Ferguson, Scottiih poet, died. 103 Marie Antoinette, queen of 1'runce, was guillotined at Pari. 17w-Ylctor Amadous III.

of Antoinette. Envoy died. 1800 William Pitt Fessenden, bom at Boscawcn, N. 11. died ISO).

1812 Henry Mnrl.vn, f.imoua English missionary, died at Tokat, Asia Minor; born 1781. 1801 Sailors of the United States cruiser Baltimore mobbed at Valparaiso; beginning of the imbroglio with Chile. 1800 Kdwnrd Orton, I'll. LI distinguished American geologist, died at Columbus, O.J born lc20. MEXU 1 Oil TIU'IISDAV The abuse ot t.

thine; is no argument for Its discontinuance. Latin, It A FAST. Kruit. Ont Flakes. Bread Omelet.

Stewed Potatoes. I'oimvcrs. Holla. Coffee. PIXNKlt.

Consomme Fish Din-inks. Baked Onions Uratin. I'otaln ills, Stowoil Tomatoes. Apple Sponge. Crackers.

hcese. Black Cull ce. PL' ITER, (litter Slew. Corn Frii ti ts with Mapla Sirup. Cold nt.

Tea Ilolli. Chocolate will) Whipped Cream. FISH DAIilOI.KS.-Take the Mtnalnt of any cold fish, remove all skin and bone, separate it with a fork into fairly largo flakes anil seaiuii uiih pepper, salt nnd chopped parshy. Ltufr some small claiiolc molds and thrce nrtiTS till them with the fish, taking care i to pack them too closely. Make a iiiihi.

with two eugs and half a pint of ii 1 1 1 Iill 1 1 1 each mold with this ami cover tiw with greased paper. Stand the nuilils in a 1 pan containing boiling If way up the molds and lil cm set. Turn v.urnish and add siiuce .1. water ichimt 6team wiy s-l. out each i in s.

to tai-tc. It Isn't Difficult To find what you want for the table if you come to a tho-ouglily stDcked Grocery like this one--we aim to always have our shelves filled with fregb, seasonable goods. Everything that ought to be found upon the dining table Every hi ng, and more, that the wholsale houses can supply Everything that the garden produces, you'll find it here. We could fill this page telling you what this Store sells. But why say more? The fact remains, we supply the Groceries for very many families in this community, but can still take care of some more trade.

A quarter-eentury's experience in the Grocery business ouht to be worth something to our customers. HEAGEN'S. 5SMSJ Its Not Wise live as though your income were as certain as ft pension. Better save something put pf every pay ftncj put that some thing where it will be safe, au4 work for you 2i hours every day. Ws pay interest en all savings accounts.

Citizens Trust Company" 321 Pille Canonsburg Pa. WHEN YOU PET a flour that bakes better bread than usual you know it, And you will want it all the time. STAR FLOUR is inst. that kind. It's better than most and as good as any.

It has quality, purity, white ness and fineness. you have neyer tried it now is the time. Ask your grocer or come to us, CANONSBURG MILLING CO Don't buy a pair of ghoes until you have seen tho Hathaway UNION Canonsburg Tr ansfer, W. R. ENLOW, Proprietor.

ye Lave the MEN and the TEAMS to handle and transfer anything moveable. Household Goods and Piano Moving a specialty. Plowing done by experienced men. Agent tor the Hartford National Inaur ance company. H.

HELOT. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Telephone 411-Rluic 2, Murdoch Building, Washington, Pi jyjASTIN DICKSON, COMMERCIAL MESSENGER, Canonsburg and Pittsburg All orders given careful attention. Canons urghea dquarters, Munnel's Hardware store. Pittsburg heodqunrterBWIth Osborne 63o Llberty-ave, Tbone 362.

W. CUMMINS, Real Estate Agent and lave Stock Auctioneer, MCDONNELL'S MILLS, Wash. Pa P. 8. Bills furnished when desired FOR SEASON OF 1901-2.

Entertainment Coarse CANONSBURG LECTURE ASSOGIAT'N OCT, 3',) rCQNCERT Interstate Grand Concert Co, NOV, 13 LECTURE SPILLMAN RIGGS, NOV. 28-CONCERT EXCEUSIQR ENTERTAINERS. DEC. 23-LECTURE, Liquified Air, wifh $xperimeiiti RENO WELBOURN, FEB. LECTURE MAUD BAUHNGTON POOTH, Single Tickets $1,26 Family '( g.QQ TipketS Can be Had at Sam'l Mumml's Hardware Store, VauEmau Son's W.

A. McConnell's fHore, Or at The Notes Offipe. 3" "FORSYTH CAN SBIT TOO I i I New Fall Styles at Forsyth's MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, The Latest Styles. Tbe Finest Goods. The Best Workmen.

The Right Prices, E. Your Life has a productive value Should disability or death overtake you your family would suffer a monetary loss. You can transfer this loss from your immediate family to the largest financial institution in the world Tne Mutual Life Insurance Go, OF NEW YORK, The Largest Life Insurance Company in the World. A.FM'DONALD MANAGER, P. C.

H. U. LITTLE, District Representatives, FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PITTSBURG. PA. South Canonsburg Cash Store, We Aim to Please.

Goods Fresh and of the Best. Fair Prices. Goods Delivered to all parts of the two Cities. S. B.

TURNER. BEST WORKMEN. CLEANEST QUARTERS Giles1 Barber Shoj. Tho ladies of tlio A. M.

E. church at McGovern, of which Reuben Bak er, tho well-known Washington mail carrier, is tho vaster, will give an en tertainment, consisting of music and tableaux, iu tho town hall Thursday night, to help raise conference dues. Miss Etta VaiiEmim very pleasantly entertained the Junior society of the Central Presbyterian church at her homo on AVist Tuesday evening. Miss VauEmau is the super intendent of the society, uames were ulavc A and a dainty lunch was served. Tho Twentieth Century organization of tho A.

M. E. church will bo en tertair.ed by Mrs. Charles Hill at her home iu Oct. 17, from 2 to 4 p.

m. Mrs. M. Wilson of West College-st was a Pittsburg visitor Tuesday of this week. Mrs.

W. F. Penu of Washington was iu town on Tuesday visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate Pen-it to. Andrew Shaffer of Greenside-avo, who was on the ick li-t for some time, is able to go about again.

J. T. MNary, Bert Lutton and Joe Heagen arrived homo this morning from a v'sit to tho Pan-American exposition at Buffalo. WT. A.Mitthv.vs r.f Vin(-st is siiend-ing the week in Baltimore, Md.

attending the convention of the National Master Ilorseshcers' association. Mr. Matthews is a delegate from the Washington association. Tho Rev. J.

D. W. Hea.elton. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, is homo from Beaver, whore he was attending the nn-uial mooting of the Pittsbrg conference. Mr.

Heazclton's many friends ar3 glad that he has been returned to Canonsburg for another year. His work here lias been quite successful, as tho conditiion of the congregation at the present time proves. Coal Proposed Change It understood that tho Pittsburg Coal company contemplates making! Houston tho chipping point from which it will ship the coal mined in its Boone mines. The company has an opening near the Houston station and his its power house located there. The reason for the change is a lack of siding at Shupetown, and also tho fact that the coal under dam hill has been nearly all taken out.

A short branch road from the Chartiers tracks at Houston will be built. Funeral of Jos. B. Willison The funeral of Joseph B. Willison of Mt.

Plear-aut township took place on Monday at 11 o'clock from his late residence. Mr. Willison was a man hold in high esteem by a largo imm ber of relatives and friends and a very largo number of people attended tho funeral. Tho interment was in the cemetery near the Hickory U. P.

church. Mrs. Daniel Acheson and Mrs. John McUiivaiv ot this place aro daughters of the deceased. An Additional Arc Light The Electric company is today erecting a polo and placing the additional arc light ordered by tne committee of the town council on Central-ave between College and Pitts-sts.

The light will bo located at tho northern corner of the Missc3 Snyder property. A full and complete line of ladies' fall and winter waists at Crozier's. Card of Thanks We desire through the columns of The Notes to the neighbors and frieuds cf this community for their kindness and sympathy shown us in the affliction of the death of our daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Skiles. Ladies, remember that Crozicr headquarters for dress skirts. is WILL SCON BE OVER.

Pan-American Exposition Excursion to Buffalo. Hie Pau-Amcrican Exposition at Buffalo will close October 81. Excur sion tickets to Buffalo with ten dav return limit will not he sold after October 20th, aiul on October 2(ith the salo of coach excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines will be discontinued, closing the Pan-American Exposition excursion season. For particulars consult I.E. Linn, Ticket Agent, Canonsburg.

Children's Class Complimeutry opening next Thurs day atteruoon tor children in Hars a hall, Hours, o'clock Tuition. one ten lesson tnrm. $3. Morgan's dancing academy, Washington, Pa. Watch the columns of The Daily and Weekly Notes for advertisements of public sales.

RfCHARD W. GIBBS, Tonso'ial Artist. Strictly a UNION SHOP. Closos each evening, except Saturday, at 8 o'clock, our patronage solicited. Corner fternon-av and pika-at Uaj Huimr.

Pa, of all IS THE BEST that money can buy. It will make whiter hrond and more of It than My other kind. If you want tho host flour mndo use Pills-tmry's Dent, hut if you are satisfied with some other brand do not ay tho l'Ulshurj price for it. POTTS BROS. GROCERIES We always Give Good Measure; Wa always give Good Quality; We always charge Reasonable OS.

Now you know what to expect from us)Mand if we ever fall short just tell us of it. Our aim is to get the trade of everyone we can, We want to doit by HONEST means -we want to make it to your advantage to trade with us. We have always succeeded in pleasing our customers, and we are sure we can please you, POTTS BROs. Fancy Grocers and China Dealers. 0ir very complete "stock'of GRO CERIES wo have everything that ia ueetled to supply your table.

Goods guaranteed perfectly fresh and satis-faotoi'V in every way. Watch this space. H. W. TAYLOR'S.

We can sdl you Salt by the barrel lot and save you money. We are handling the best brapd of Salt In the market. The attention of farmers is particularly called to this Salt. Our line of GROCERIES is the most complete in town. We can make it to your interest to deal with us.

HILFIGER SONS, Checkered Front, Central-ave. W. E. MORRISON, Practical Gas Fitter. Don't wait until cpld weather in, buf leave orders at SHOP IN BEADLE'S E.

FIKE-ST. Satisfaction Guaranteed, CttMges for Funerals, Weduinjj, Jte VANCE BROS LIVERY AND SALE STABLE Bell Telephone 28, ring 4, jnr Mietflcn plvfn tc order 1. Mt 1 1 1 ii i "1 1 1 1 i IF jov HAyr Sweet Cori (Roasting Ears) Or Apples or Country Produce TO SELL We will give you a good cash market for tue I (flfVE! Officii a Stable Im R. Station, Canonsburg. and Glassware.

Dining and above lines. Notions, Etc. of tho range of Laces, Embroideries, but wish you to call and see for your- Bell 'Phone 28 WELL DRILLING. Haying purchased a fine Keystone Jliehine we wish to say to public that jv are prepared to drill water wells and wity be glad to talk, or correspond with those having work in that Viae, All work guaranteed; pricas reasonable. Call and see us, or write.

Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. ESPY JONES, jf, Penu 'jp PUBLIC SALE The' undersigned, administrator of the estate of Frederick Weaver, do ceased, late of Cecil township, will sell at his late residpnpe, 2ij miles north of Canonsburg. on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1901 at 9:00 o'clock a.m., sharp the following described personal pro'ierty, to-wit 2 head farm horses, good work-ers, will work single or double, 2 head of good work mules, corn cultivator, new; mowing machine, new; Deering binder, nearly new new corn drill, with fertilizer attachments hay tedder, hay rake, spring-tooth harrow, spike-tooth harrow, 2 Oliver chilled plows, road wagons, top spring wagon, new buggy, buck jra'gpn', sled, double trees and chains, oaj's jby'jthe bushel, corn by the shok'1 timothy hay in stack and mow, pontes by the 'bushel, buggy harness, Dues, bridles, saddles. one-half interest in engine and er. 18 head choice cows, consisting pf noisteius, jerseys, Bttormorns, some fresh, some close springers, balance in milk.

These are young cattle and good milkers, and persons desiring fine dairy cattle should attend this sale oak timber. 2 dozen milk cans, shovels, hoes, rake, grindstone, hay fork, rope and pulleys, carpenters tools and many articles too numerous to mention. 'Honsehpld and kitchen furni ture as follows i dining room furniture, parlor furniture, hall furrntyure, 4 good bedroom suites, kitchen fnpri-ture, etc. Everything will be bo14 without reserve, rain or shine. All sums under 10 pash ri sums of $10 and upwards a credit cf months will be given by the purr el aser fur.ishing note with approved security 8 per cent off for cash, K.

WEAVER, Adniiustrator, R. D. 88, Canonsburg; A. W. Cummins, eal Estate and Live Stock R.

JD JNo. 6, Washington. UIUCKCHM, UipSHWp MflfllftSp, ffOllfMfJ Stif Yankee jreeph band jtynplp set spring wagou'liarness, 2 sets sintrto Practical Commercial College The enrollment of students at the new Business College is steadily in- creasing. We are here to stay. En- ter at once and get the benefit of spec-' lat low rates, loc south Main-st.

THE NEW COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Guarantees thorough instruction in bookkeeping, penmanship, commercial arithmetic, commercial law, common and higher English, shorthand, type writing, correspondence and office work. Call cr address THE PRACTICAL COMMERCIAL COUEfiE 155 S. Main-st, Washington, Pa. FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY I STRAW WULE AGENTS FOR JJOOlCLEY PHILLIPS STOCK and POULTRY FOOD GOODS DELIVERED 1 ALSO BARRELED SALT, 0pp. Depot Tal.

46-3 FORSALE, New Frame House of 7 rooms. Lot 80x143; hard and soft water; ali kinds fruit, the house Is finely furnished Decessary out-buildings. QEO. C. McPEAK, Real Est.

and Ins. Agt. Scroggs. Scroggs' sells the celebarted Hathaway UNION MADE shoe for men at $3, 3.50, 4.00 and $5. 00.

The Hathaway UNION MADE hoe is the best shoe you can buy for Hie money. For sale at Scroggs'. The Canonsburg Plumbing company, East Pike-st, is now prepared to do plumbing in a practical manner. Scroggs' UNION MADE shoes for men, are the best JUADSshoe. JEot sale Sorpggs', m.

XL THOMPSON, US Greeuid I ItxtCotrtiCaiira EstoL 1.