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The Daily News from Athens, Pennsylvania • Page 6

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The Daily Newsi
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Athens, Pennsylvania
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THE ATHENS 'NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 13. The Athens News. R. N. Lowe has a full line of ladies and childrens, men's and boys boots and WE A.FiHl FOR MMT -n MIIFS shoes.

Prices, quality aud perfect fit guaranteed. Km FRIDAY, JUNE I3, 1890. without an Accident Iu- Never travel surance ticket. Incorporated and make our own laws, rules and unrqualrd, ind to introduce out uperlorfroodi wewill lendFRKK tooxK fkhson in each locality, in tbove. Only thoif who write to ui at once enn make iur of the rhunro, All you have to do In I return ii to ihow our goodi to r.

thooe who rail vour nfiphbort and around you. The be-" ginninp of this advertisement A REMARKABLE GAME. EY We last week noticed the great ball AVEMUn For Sale. Very desirable farm for sale 270 acres, 150 cleared, well watered, very best of grass or grain land. Best IHOWS Uie BiriBii rnu vi me irn- cop.

The following cut tfvee the game played at New Haven ou the 30th ult. The New Haven Daily Journal place for a peach orchard 111 the country. Fair buildings small but good orchard. i 1 PR gives a full description of the game, lroih boat the fiftieth purl of Ik bulk It Ii imnil, double ilietcle. Kop larire a.Js M.y carry.

We vill alo you how you ureal cnance lor a Dargam. J. S. WlLLISTON. which we extract the following AHliniifrli flip cram vvaa lint rnllpfl un can manelrom i out eiperlenre Better write at once.

We pay all eipreaa charpea. S.ddre.a.ll.HALI.ETi&CO,, Doi tS, 1'OliILASU, Uaiks. Pillow Sham Holders at Frost's (or 75 til 4 o'clock, the bleachers were filled to cents. Call and see them. overflowing, ine management naa tan en great precautions to have room enouch for the crowd, hnr mire tho February 1st, lO Buy the Henry Coal from Ralph To agent, ana you win be satisnea.

space was inadequate to the number of 1 1 .1 11 and are able and willing to compete with Outside Trade, 25 cents a day secures 13,000 in case of people who iurneu oui. js.opes were stretched from the ends of the bleachers The ST. PAIL MIWEAPOMS MANITOBA BY. and Its branches became the GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE.

fieath nun re a wppV 111 front' rF rfieo. bling injury, by holding a Travelers' Ac- 1 A 'TV 1 around the field and it was not long before they were being swayed back and forth by a struggling mass of humanity. IF YOU ARE GOING from 3 o'clock tne people came in a Ostrander's Shaving Parlors are the fa TO THE FREE FARMS OF THE MILK RIVER steady stream and occupied every availar vorite resort 01 au wno enjoy a clean let it come from city or country, and you will find VALLEY, TAKE THE easy shave. ble spot to see the struggle. They sat ou the rail fence in the outfield and fully three hundred perched on the high 1 il.i -1 1 1 i The largest line of Pants Patterns pvpi- Great Northern Ky.

Line. .0 1 suuwn Atnens at carrois. icuix mat runs aioug me raiiroaa tracK. Thev were in dancer of beincr drnnnpd Our Goods and Prices take the TO THE GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, IRON AND Pillow-sham holders at Frost's for 75 COAL MINES OF MONTANA, TAKE THE cents. Call and see them.

down on the car track at any moment, as the fence was by far too weak for its heavy load, but the cranks unmindful of i1. 1 1 Lead GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE. The Travelers' Accident Insurance com uieir uanger, neiu on wren a Cieam line pany is now represented in this place grip and screeched in fiendish glee TO GREAT FALLS, THE FUTURE INDUSTRI oy j. i.

coroiu. ever tne chance ottered. The management gave out the actual attendance as AL CENTRE OF THE NORTHWEST, Thp TJpw Fa an Call or send a hand to inspect our goods and TAKE THE 6,133 people, but it was evident that snowing tne Change in styles at Carrolls. there were more cresent than that num. Great Northern lly.

Line TO HELENA, BUTTE, SPOKANE FALLS AND. New Clover Cloths iust out only at ber Never before in the history of base ball in New Haven has such an enor KlNNER'S. GET PRICES mous crowd turned out rr hall o-amp THE COAST CITIES, TAKE THE Suits made to order, at ifi. tS nnrl and never before in this city has a ball S20 to tio. Guarantee vou a Fit at Car.

GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE. game oeen seen equal to the one ot yes terday. rols. New Haven did by far better work than the visitors, both at the bat and in The Pvnnisitp rnlnrinae atirl flpcirrnc TO FARGO, CROOKSTON, GRAND FORKS Next week will give you a few quotations.

-rxir, a our wew Lasnmere i minrps rnnimann Thp the field, but owing to that article known AND WINNEPEG, TAKE THE admiration 01 all who see them. all over in base ball as "luck," they were unable to score. From the time that Baker retired thp hnmp tpatn in tn KlNNER'S. Great Northern Ry. Line.

Yours, Honestly, Gr, tr Fitph ft TTinnpv anrpnte ftf Tiro first inning on three balls until the close 4. 1 iji 1 TO ALL MINNESOTA, SOUTH DAKOTA, Laundry, Waverly, to have your laundry NORTH DAKOTA, MONTANA, IDAHO, WUi 11. uuuc, 11 nan a uame 01 pucners. uoran Knew that the team never seems to hit Baker, 1 and he also knew that the people looked OREGON, WASHINGTON, CALI B. TIFFANY.

You can find an extra quality of Maple FORNIA, AND MANITOBA POINTS, TAKE THE 10 mm 10 neip mem out, ana right royally did our clever little "south -paw Syrup at Kinner's. twiner send them to grass. Through New Soring Cloth for Custom Clothintr uncMi nvti I ntnlN, Y. LINE. out all those fourteen long innings he Main and Blmira Sts.

uuw reauy at vanons. For tickets mane a.irt a pucnea pnenomenal ball and only allowed Baltimore two safe hits, and both Remember the greatest variety of Ham 01 these were made by Ray, the visitors' r- fcmuo, apply lu yuuE home ticket agent or write to burg, Flouncing, and Silk Nets and best batter. To Flouncing shown at Kinner's. HELLO! pla)'s would take an endless amount of F. I.MHITXEV, Gen.

Pass, and Ticket Agent, Great Northern Railway St Paul, Minn. If vou want a new snnno suit o-nnd aa iime as wen as room' out suthce it to say that it was a great game witnessed by a "I tuMuui uiduc aim at nair tne nr pp. ra i JQur' The fHViT 'tVtTlinv diitwiv great crowa, ana jNew Haven still holds at Van Scoten's. ll.tllill.il Ijl.lPj runs its a great position, that of first place in the .511 uul billing v.ars, j-aiace' bleeDintr Care tinial Atlantic association race. Everybody knows that the Lehitrh Val.

Colonist Sleepers 011 Daily Through Trains. lev Co's Coal minprl frnm thp Wnri7 Mr. Doran was carried from the field on the shoulders of his admiring friends After April I Prospect and Wyoming mines, is the best Ralph agent, has the sole agency and his achievements are still the theme iui lucsc wcieuraLeu uuais Atnens. TIOGA LAUNDRY of base ball enthusiasts all over the The Cool Resorts of the Northwest country. His Athenian friends especial ly are proud of him.

WILL DO Are most luxuriously and comfortably reached in the celebrated Vestibuled Comoartment Pars run hv thp tmruilai- COLLARS AND CUFFS The Minneapolis Journal pays a resident of this county a graceful AT CENTS EACH. Chicago, St. Paul aud Kansas City Railway. The cress aud oublic are aereprl compliment. The gentleman referred to that these Comnarttnpnt Pars ai-p im equalled by any Sleeping Cars in the is a brother of our popular townsman Edward Mills, The Best Remedy Known FOR wona lor luxury, privacy and perfect ventilation.

The berths extend crosswise instead of lencthwisp thp rar 1 CATARRH, HAY FEVER AND C0L11 "John Mills' business outgrew his old quarters at 122 Washington av. and he happily secured quarters in the new Guaranty Loan building. His suite of offices thereby avoiding the oscillatory aud uncomfortable motion peculiar to the old-stvle sleeninp- Par. Onp nicrht's rirlo tr. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

are numbered 416, and the threshold is All Druggists. Fifty cents. or from Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapo lis, or petween any otner points reached by this excellent Railway. inrlnrHncr 'U E.

BENNETT, SCOTEN, the popujar and enterprising CLOTHING DEALER, while exam- minor llic lTtltnmco ctrrr mA 4-t .1 Dubuque, Des Moines, St. Joseph and manv other towns mid pitips in tho fitotu MANUFACTURER OF day at the factory of Sweet. Orr where these celebrated 01 Illinois, and Missouri, will convince anv cerson of the snnprinr ALL KINDS OF CANDY, merits of these Cars. You can do a great AND WHOLESALE RETAIL DEAT.KR TV ly sewed that six men cannot pull them apart," continued Mr. VanScoten, pointing TO A rniitiipr nilpfl full nf tlifm ii tr ic fli 1 11 aeai worse, but you cannot do better CONFECTIONS, conveniently near the elevators.

Mr. Mills is a Pennsylvaniau, and has been a resident of the city for the past two years, during which time he has built up a lucrative business bnvinpr and nor estate, besides attending, with the greatest satisfaction to all concerned, to insurance and loans. He plotted Wyoming Park at Shingle Creek and has sold 200 lots in this beautiful addition to the city. He has lots of confidence in Minneapolis, and has the faculty of imparting some of his enthusiasm to Eastern capitalists for the purpose of establishing manufacturing plants here in the city. He is in daily correspondence with men of means in the East, and has already been instrumental in the starting of several factories." ifc 10 wiv whiy Lion, uiuituci, 1 iiitvc ever SOIQ that alwaj's fits perfectly about the hips while having plenty of room in the seat.

I have sold the oods for several years and have never had any fault found with them. I consider myself very fortunate in having secured the exclusive right to than to travel over the Chicago, St. Paul Kansas city Railway. The attention of our teachers who intend visitinor the Northwest dnritur CANDIES, FRUITS, CIGARS, v-w! civ yuu migui nay lu yuur reauers tnat we are HOW evil f-Tip hpet acenrhnpnt nf PparlTf ATlo fMf Vi 7lT-. St.

Paul convention is rjarticularlv railed to Hie aboye. For rates aud detailed CORNER MAIN PINE information address W. P. Cooley, General Apent Passencrer Dpnartnipnt 9iC li. VAiXWCOTEN.

TOWANDA, PENN'A, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. "Ve are IVot Groin? to be MONTANA, OREGON AND YASHINGTON. L. S. STACY.

A correct tnan nf flip nnrtli ri-oof i. fll DRAYING AND BAGGAGE. show that the Northern Tacific Railroad The fine large barn of Hon. M. Loomis of East Troy, was struck bj lightning, on Thursday night about I o'clock, set on fire and entirely con sumed, with a large quantity of oats, hay straw, wagons, harness and farming inr traverses the central nirtinn nflvrioc Haviusr Good Drays aud First-clfss Baeeaee 1 Wagons, I am prepared to give all 1 UNDERSOLD ta, North Dakota, Montana aud Washinz- AUCUUUI1.

Kates always reasonable and iuu lur a instance 01 nearly 2,000 miles it is the only Railroad reaching" Tauies- 3-0rders by telephone promptly attended T.0WU. Bismarck. All es Vltv. Ri inm picwcuis. xiis norses and one wagon Atnens, Pa.

Livingston, Bozernan, Missoula, Cheney' Davenport, Palouse City, Spraeue, Ritz- was all that could be gotten out. Loss 15Y AJVY MEANS fully 1,500 insurance only $700. Troy lanuuo, uiicusuuig, iticoma, and in fact nine-tenths of the north LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR Kegister. Will 3Ieud Tour Clothes. west cities, towns and points of interest We have Just Returned from the Market The man without a home can hereafter The Northern Pacific is the shortest trans-coutinental route from St.

Paul and Chicago to Helena. Butte, Anaconda, ue comparatively happy here in Elmim ueer louge, bpokane Falls. Walla Walla and have taken every advantage it could afford. Everyone will find it to their advantage to call 0:1 us before buving: elsewhere. Bessey, the Lake street laundryman, in audition to his usual Job Printing Davton and Portland, and the Aiaa auueu a department for mending clothes aud whose through traius reach any portion TP buy a fine Prince Albert Suit regular price $20 00.

$6 will buy a fine uuttous, and thus has a ui me new oiaie 01 wasnington. Land- seekers purchasing Pacific Coast second great aomestic problem been solved ThA ctnU 4 1 1 1 class tickets via St. Paul anil tin. AT THE Dummer csuu regular price i2. jjs wm duv a nne black worsted Suit, worth $16.

50 cents will buy a good pair of one dollar Pants, i 25 buys a fine Child's Suit, worth $2, and Child's Pants are almost given era Pacific have choice from that point of JU mcii tne married man has heretofore had to stand about his inability to get his buttons sewed on is now a veritable chestnut, aud besides, he can laugh his wife to scorn. Great is iree yoionist Mecping Cars or Pullman's Tourist Furnished KWnera at fc as 1 1. i 0 away for a nice song. Dc n't lose this golden opportunity or you will ISews OXIice. Bessey, but greater still is his mendery.

regret it. V. also have a great variety of For the benefit of settlers the Northern Pacific also eives a ten (lavsinnnwrnrtir. a. a.

earner, Agent. ilege on second class North Pacific Coast Wanted A lot of Panel White Wood ucneis at upokane tails and each and 15 to 20 inches wide, dry. Athens Car Coach Co DlSSOLTTTTOv every point west, including over 125 sta tions in Washinirton. th US Pllnrilillcy t-ioi- worth 60c. Fifty cents buys a fine Summer Coat.

Our Summer Un Doane of T. N.V SOnS seeking a home to examine this Remember, that it is VanScoten who is derwear is complete. Our fine linen Neckwear takes the cake. lumber businea, FT, ai icrniory wunom incurring an ex-Dense of from fs.no to nr in tra selling ooys' knee pants for 19 cents. Valley.

Bradford co" Pa fa bv mutual T' day dissolved' tOR bALE. 1 Lumber Wagon and 1 on local tickets from point to point. Insure for yourself comfort and safety chafed the intere'of Sid C3e ofS-inthn THESE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR ONLY THIRTY DAYS. KEMEMBER THE PLACE Tlie Boston Store Duggy. 111 De sold cheap for cash.

Mrs. C. H. Cole, 13 Harris street, city Dy naving tne oest accommoUations afforded, therehv avoiilinir rli antra nfm Geo. Leonard! J.

H. Considine, architect. 326, East re-checking of baggage, transfers and lay AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In reestaf. tt tne Orphan Court nf nr In.

ucns cn rouie. jtioney can De saved by purchasing tickets via St. Paul or Minue-apolis and the Northern Pacific. For Maos. Parnrthlets.

Rate ami TiW. money in hands of th.rf from nf 1 Door South of Post Office ets enquire of vonr nearest Ticket Agent water timira, A large invoice of men and boys straw hats of all grades and prices at VanScoten 's, 205 Main street. Don't give out your laundry nn til you have seen the work and learned the prices of the Eessy Steam Laundry. E. 3.

Carner, agent Passenger Agent, Elmira, N. or Chas. S. Fee, General Passenger and Ticket Aeent. Norther.i Pari fir ai-f-A on MONDAY Athens boro when and wVre 1 P- m.

said fund muZ "pnZLtVhZZ 'V1, cla, a bred from AJhers, May 13. T-HCYT. Anditor. E. FREEDMAN, Proprietor.

Paul Minn..

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878
Years Available:
1889-1890