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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
Mrs. Eatsp. CoffIoth's New Store

and ascertained her prices, and
then compare them with those
they have been paying. You
are commencing TO think about
the Holidays, and what you
shall buy for Christmas pres
ents. You would Ike to buy
something useful as we'll as or
namental, and can find Just
what you want amongmy stock.
Remember, | do not keep any
thing in stock outside of the
lines mentioned, but what | do
keep is of the very best, and
WILDE sold at prices that will
please you. | have fine line
of Embroidery Silks that are
worth examining.
KATE B. COFFROTH
Som a1.Saf pa
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The third term OF the present school sar in
Williams d Rogers Rochester Busi-
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ruary mn. Onc-haif Of the school year-two
which to pursue either the commercial branches
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JOHN c. FINCH,
DEALERIN
Golden Wedding : Khskies'
1856 Water Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOUSE IN THE CITY
" where nothing but pure goods are put IN
strictly for family and medicinal use NOth-
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Inese goods are leading brands. brandiss Of
vintage OF 1873 ON hand Gins. Holland and Do
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81 Tor fuil quart for s. Guckenbeimer's the
same Monongahela, s. per dozen. Wines. S.
per dozen, % for one half dozen. Securely box
ed Also have in stock, Grsndfatber's Choice. at
- per gallon. Barrels al special rates 4-s01yr
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In the head
Is a constitutional
Disease, and requires
A constitutional remedy
Like Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which puriies the blood, :.
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CoLUHHrs, Ohio, April 4 q
DR.. q. !. EEynsIr Co: y
Dear Sirs IL have beeu selling more of Feul,u,
Spawn Cure nad Flints Condition Po1vds-Sr ~
ever before. One man said TO me. L was fbe 49,
Powder ever KEEP and tns hsst he ever ussi
y. pecuuiv.
Orr0 L Wor-v..
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
AIS AssAILANT UNKNOWN.
Lohner Says SATURDAY. Night Was a bad
Night for Him

Alonza Lohner OF No. sos West Fifth
street. who was murderously assaulted
on Saturday night, is still in precarious
condition Every effort is being made By
his relatives TO conceal the character OF
his pinries and the manner In which he
received them Just why is not known.
A story circulated upon the streets to
day Is TO the effect that on Saturday
night week number of the young mem.
bers of Friendship Fire Company were
at Lohner's saloon, at Eleventh and Pine
streets, drinking.
At late hour they left the saloon
Lohner. who was going TO his home.
Joined them. ThoY walked to Poplar street
and down towards Seventh. Just before
reaching Seventh street they met two
men whose names are known, but for
some reason will not be divulged unless
Lohner's injuries result fatally
The two men we're jostled, words en-
sued. and when Lohner and his friends
were drawing off one the two met
threw brick It struck Lohner and his
friends carried him home The matter
was hushed up as far as was possible.
All day yesterday Lohner was hlghty
at times, and lay in his bed groaning
Once he said
My God; that was a bad night fol
me.
The state detectives will do all in their
power to find the man who committed
this assault
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
short session OF CITY oennell.

The session Of City Council last even
ing only lasted for fifteen minutes. The
Finance Committee reported favorably
upon the following petitions for the re
turn of overpaid taxes: Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad Company, $27 So
James Murray, as trustee for Thomas
Norton, &5 l3 The report was adopted
The report Of City Treasurer Adams was
as follows: Balance ia bank for current
expenses. $e5. 99s 50; $3, $50 in each de.
pository bank; special deposit, "a, 454 go.
Received OF Collector John j. Mealey.
$3.50; Collector Edmund Mitchell, Jr
8400 This report was adopted and
Council adjourned.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
INTERESTING BLACKBOARD DRAWING
George E. Little Delivers Pleasing Tee
tures TO the Wilmington Tea ohers.

George Il. Little Delivers Fleming ANN-
lures TO the Wilmington Tea ohers.
The afternoon session OF the Whining
ton Teachers Institute opened At 2
o'clock yesterday by a duet entitled
Drift Ny Bark, " by Misses Ella Novel;
and NJ X. Thielman Miss Lydia
Kirby of Philadelphia spoke upon What
the Work of To-day Requires of the
Schools" At 10 o'clock Miss S. A
Burmester spoke on Supplementary
Reading" and the society adjourned
This mornings session opened at 8
o'clock Miss Lydia A. Kirby spoke on
How Shall We Teach Language9" Miss
Mary Morrow sang beautiful selection
entitled Loves Sorrow
Dr. George Nj. Philips of the State
Normal School of West Chester. spoke
for an hour on How the World Is
Governed. He related his travels
through the old world and stated how
each country was ruled he favored
city, county and state government
for II would be better suited to the citi
zens He also stated that the form Of
civil government originated from Great
Britain and that this country was in.
debted to her for it, After his speech
Professor George e. Little Of Washing
ton gave another interesting black board
lesture on Vegetable and Animal
Forms
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
sam rhey Go.

The city courtroom was crowded this
morning with an eager crowd Some Of
the prisoners were amused when Judge
Ball sentenced them to work on the stone
pile Among the unfortunates were
Richard Farra, whe resides In Boston.
He was charged with being drunk and
disorderly on the property of the Will
mington Transfer Company on Wednes-
day night. He was fined 81 or twenty
days; Patrick DoughertY, drunk, $S or
thirty days Michael Mcdonnell,
SO or thirty days. John Saville, drunk,
50 and eosts; John S Kyle. drunk. So
aud costs. Patrick McFey 81 and costs /;
Emory Cook. colored 81 and costs
Joseph Polk. colored. 81 and costs Tue
case Of William Morris, charged with
keeping gambling table. on motion of
his client. Mr. Smalley. was held in
81 600 bail for the court of General Sss
sions. James a. Green. owner of the
grocery store at No. 1l07 A street /,
South Wilmington, charged George A.
Cannon, q farmer, with using abusive
language towards him. Cannon was
fined So and costs.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
nrore snerlfr.a CommI.slons.

The following properties were sold b.
Sheriff Simmons yesterday afternoon
Lorenzo d Long. on north side Of Cads
street, near Heald street, to Samuel w
McOaulley, for 800; Robert T. Hill.
New Castle hundred, TO Tilghman John
son for $le0; Theodore II. Pratt, on
Lancaster avenue, between Lincoln anc
Union streets, to George w. Bush. for
$500; also another property belonging K
Pratt, on Lincoln street near Ian.
caster avenue, TO George w. Bush, fol-
So. 900 The sheriff's commissions
amounted to STA.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
PENINSULA HOMEOPATHY.
Delaware aud MARYLAND Physician

Delaware aud Maryland Physicians
Meet st Dover-A Button Joke.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
Dover, Nov. l3 The children OF the
late Lucinda Hall Bradford have pre-.
sented 10 Christ p + Church hand.
some brass chancel rail, in memory OF
their mother.
The Homeopathists Of the state and
Maryland met in Hotel Richardson yes
terday. Two papers we're read. one by
Dr Ritchie on Relief for Nervous
Troubles" and smother by DR. L w.
Finn on Extra Uterus Pregnancy.
The following we're admitted as new
members Of the society William r.
Sherwood, NJ D., and L. NJ Slaughter,
NJ D., Of Wilmington, aud
Miss Drasilla G. Barlow
10. B.. M D The following
off sers for the ensuing year were elected
President, A. K Frsntz of Wilmington
vice president, DR. Karsner Of Chesa.
peake City, Md recording and cores.
ponding secretary, DIR r. 0. Clements.
Dover; Dr. L W Finn. treasurer
delegates to the American Institute Of
Homeopathy which meets in Washing
ton, d O. In June. 992 are Drs Franiz
and Rile alternstes, Drs smith aud
Anderson The association adjourned TO
meet In Wilmington on the second Thurs.
day ia November. 1892
A delegation Of Diamond Lodge. No
2. a. o. q w. Of this Gown visited the
lodge at Wyoming last night, and as.
sisted In the initiation af some members.
There are a number Of applicants for
position Of teller ia the First National
Bank, occasioned by the resignation OF
p Burnet, on account Of Ill health
j. Reese Frazier Of Philadelphia was
In town yesterday
Miss Martha Ladesux Of Pasadena,
California, ia visiting her mother. Mrs.
Clayton
There Is joke on the rounds about
the button factory II Is said that 3
button tree was cut down yesterday on
the edge Of town which is to be used for
making pearl buttons
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
Aoademy Of arns,c.

The Hart Company appeared at the
Academy of Music last evening before
another good audience The gorgeous
first part and the specialties received
hearty applause Emerson and CLARK, the
old original team of song and dance
con edians once connected with Tony
Pastor and other first class organizations.
and at one time prime favoIities In this
city, win appear together during The
balance of the Hart Company's engage.
ment at the Academy, 10 fact, the en-
tire program has been changed.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

From this comparative statement il
will be seen that nearly all the balances
of appropriations are somewhat lower
this year than last, with the exception
Of those for holding the city election and
carrying awey garbage. This is ex-
planned by the fact that there was a city
election held last June, which wiped out
the "a, 800. with TIE exception Of 81, 500
which reverted to Council or the $500
appropriated for this year nothing has
been spent.
In the matter OF the garbage appro-
priation. while the balance Is larger. It
will nearly all be used up, as the con
tracts are greater this year than last by
ever $2. 900
In the running expenses Of the Police
Department the balance falls short
about $500 The salaries Of Detectives
McVey and Witsil about Offset that on a
comparative estimate
The shortage in the appropriation for
salaries is $2,9s5 13 The reason as
signed for this is that the salaries of
the policemen were Increased by an act
Of the General Assembly, aud the city
detectives we're created by the same act
The Board Of Education figures do not
signify anything. as the appropriation is
larger this year. and will all be used up
as in former years.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
special session ENDED .

The afternoon session Of the Superior
Court was occupied by &. G. Bradford,
attorney for the Levy Court in the case
OF the State VS.. James T. Richardson,
late collector OF taxes 10 Mil Greek hun.
dred. He maintained that Dunean's
liability as a surety vas unimpaired un.
less it could be proven that the Levy
Court as q body was party to the fraud.
At 3. 80 o'clock he concluded his srgu-
ment The special session Of the court
then ended. The judges reserved their
decision In the matter.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
PERsoMAL eARAaRAPhs.


George WaldmAnn of FELTON, Is in this
city.
Attorney Harry Emmons is in Chester
to-day
DR.. S. P Manship has been In Phila-
delphia.
John P. Jones of Smyrna was in this
city yesterday.
Ell. Rice, Sr. is in the same condi-
tion as yesterday.
w. G. Linton Of Woodlawn, Md, was
in this city yesterday.
Oh. McIntirs of MiddletOwn was in
Wilmington yesterday.
Samuel Martin of Kennett Square,
Pa Is visiting friends in Wilmington.
Miss Agnes Wheeler Of Mystic, Conu
is visiting her sister, Mrs o. 9. Bud
dlngton, in this city.
Ex-Tax Collector George w. Mckee
has accepted position with the lumber
department Of the B. 4 o, railrOsd.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
New Fifty- rwo MILE 3 abroad

A railroad to extend from Perryville
Md, to Mason and Dixon's line. there tC
connect with q projected road from
Reading, Pa, through New Holland
Lancaster county. is proposed. The
proportion of the line in Pennsylvania
obtained charter In Harrisburg last
week. 1t will be known as the Read
ing, Lancaster and Baltimore Railroad
Company. Lancaster will be reached By
branch from Strssburg. The entir'
length Of the line will be fifty-two miles
The capital stock is 50, 800. 600, and the in
corporators are Fl G. Lehman, J. B. Mar
tin, J A. Burger, s. CAY Miller. C B
Lehman, Lancaster; e Billingfeet
Adamstown; D r Brewer, New York; ]
F, Iugrem Strasburg. The presidsn
Is q q Lehman.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
a New Vater vverl.s oompanr.

A new water company has been
formed in Elkton The incorporators
are Joseph q. johnson aud George M
Johnson Of Baltimore, w. T. Warburton,
George McQuilkin and r @. Eevis Of
Elkton Mr. johnson Of Baltimore will
make a contract with the company to put
in water works In Elkton, and will do
some portion of the work this winter.
The name Of the corporation is The
Maryland Water Company Of Cecil
aauutv -
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

etc, Ths heart very often is affected by
the disease OF neighboring organs, psrti-
eularly the stomach. Nervous dyspepsia
nearly always affects the ASTON of the
heart, causing pain and tenderness
through the chest IN that region, with
frequent excitement OF the pulse pallpi-
tati N, etc. Stimnlants disturb the
heart and brings on dangerous diseases
Of that organ Sufferers gfrom heart
trouble should not delay treatment until
the heart becomes orgRnically diseased
DR. Marston Of Philadelphia treats these
complicated troubles understandingly
and no matter how long you have be n
affected OF whom or what you have tried
be has restored hundreds 20 health and
strength, even when others have failed to
even give relief. Send she doctor the
symptoms Of your case by letter II you
cannot cAll at his office, although a
personal interview Is better He will
give you bis opinion as to a cure and
the cost Of treatment free of charg e
He uses safe vegetable remedies only.
DR.. Marston's Auti- Consumption Rem
edy. for the prevent ion and sure Of con
sumption and other wasting diseases, can
be obtained at his Office or at drug
stores for 81
DR. Marston makes DO charge for con
snltation, either personally or by letter.
Office. No 1874 South Ninth street, oppo-
site " alnut Street Theatre. Philadel-
phia. Hours 9 TO 4 and 80 s. Sunday,
to 10 A. M
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
A BOY From RrasIl

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLBTowN. DRL, November. 49,
A colorsd boy named Peter Bronzesksl
from Rio Janeiro, Brazil attracted much
attention on Main street last night.
Miss Mabal Taylor, daughter of vii
liam Taylor, is very III with membraneous
Group at her parents home on Broad
street
Curtis Holten Of Philadelphia is visit
ing his parents on Cass street
James Mulvey Of Camden, N j., is
visiting friends In town.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
rhe Investirat,nr Oommit.ee

The investigating committee Of the
Levy Court met this afternoon at / 80
o'clock and resumed its work OF Drepar-
ing q report to be submitted 20 the Levy
Court The privilege Of applying the tax
receipt test Of selecting ffty names will
be allowed the same as in the Mckee
case.
All the members were present and the
work began with the selection of 100
names from Dougherty's district to be
used ss tax receipt test. the same as
done with McKee's district.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
The Pneumatic system Tested

A committee OF the members of the
Underwriters Association Of the Middle
Department Of the Association tested the
Pneumatic System Of Fire Alarm Tele
graph at so o'clock to-day The box
was placed in the morocco shop OF ]. T..
QuigleY, and was struck. The City Hall
struck 622. A great many people docked
to box SO, but found no ERE.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
snIld Hanlza Id Chrvaanthamnma

The chFysanthemum show for she
benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital
opened ia Institute Hall last night This
is one of the finest horticultural exhibi-
tions ever given in this city, aud Is well
worth visit from every lover of flowers.
There are about l 400 potted chrysan
themums, besides q vast number of other
plants on exhibition
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
He Did Not Appear.

Andrew J. Dennis, formerly Of the arm
o. Dennis & Buckingham. commission
merchants of Philadelphia. who was ar
rested upon the charge of swindling q
number Of peach grow srs in Kent county
Md, was to have had a hearing before
Magistrate Pole yesterday afternoon, in
that city, but failed to put in an appear
anee The $500 bail bond was forfeited
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
CentrevIIie Hotel Opening.

Last night the hotel at Centrssille was
opened with grand flourish by Walter
Chevins, the new proprietor. A large
number Of Wilmingtonians participated
The evening wRs spent in social inter
course and dancing. Albert's Orchestra
furnished the music During the even
ing q supper was served
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
Plnnaant Frntarnal vi.lt

Fame Castle, No 2, KM O., Of this
city, paid an official visit to John A
Logan Castle, No 6, of the same order.
at the Highlands last evening A pleas
ant evening was spent. Addresses were
made by Select Commander Monk. Past
Select Commander Whann and Select
Recording Secretary John Percy.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
THE HUMAN HEART.
And How II Is Affected BY Neighbor
Ing Organs.

Many a man OF woman imagines they
have heart disease, aud incurable, when
the fact is the reverse There are many
causes which produce disordered heart
First, Organic. as when the valves OF
that organ are affected or it's walls dis
eased or distorted Second, Func tional
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
Another Contest.

Edwin Seeds has been challenged BY
Miss Clinton Of Hart's Boston Novelty
Company, performing at the Academy, to
meet her in a rife contest Saturday
night Our Wilmington boys do not like
TO have Miss Clinton get away with
them. We wish them success ia this
their second contest with her.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
AMOseMe
Grnnd nnera Hnnan.

otfenbach's sprightly comic ope ra
Madame Favart will be sung at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow iqht
with Pauline Hall 10 the title role. Ii is
the FIRST time tor years that this opera
has been sung here and az Madame
Favart" Miss Hall is given an oppor
tnnity to show her sbility as an actress
while the music is admirably adapted to
her vnica
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
Poem ny 100. O,nrlen.

Miss Mabel Francis of Harts Boston
Novelty Company. At the Academy. will
read an original poem. entitled. Why
Dad Likes the Firemen. by Matt o. Biisn
OF this city, Saturday night Miss
Francis received the posm yesterday
through friend of Mr. 0Brien aud con
siders 1t gem
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
Asuoc eaafdi NImrod

Frederick Gillespie has just returned
from agunnlng trip to Warwick, Nd
He brought home but little game His
friends say that he took a rabbit from a
boys trap and shot blind guinea be-
longing TO aneighbor, and that that was
All he got
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

LOOK here, said the indignant pas
ser by, you havn't any sigh up 20 let
people know that this is fresh paint
mo. was the nonchalsnt reply. why
haven't your Because II don't make
any difference TO us whether people carry
it of on their clothes or on their hands. :
Washington Star
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

Marie s. Kemp. Who has been chosen
as Professor OF German Literature 10
Swarthmors College, has prepared her
self FOR her new duties by studying in
Germany, aud is we'll yersed ia her
branch of learning Professor Kemp is
still in the youthful period OF life.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
Captain Keller slnklng.

Captain Alexander Kelley Of ths Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Company, is very
i'll to-day st his home, No.
213 West street, and bu,
slight hopes are entertained of his re-
covery. His condition Is worse than that
Of yesterday, but It may take a favorable
turn during the night.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

nHESSRS. CHAS L. WEBSTER Il Co..
Nl wish 10 correspond st once with a com
petent book salesman. one who has sold ency-
elOpedirs histories or books Of the highest
quality preferred. To the right party an
opportunity Is offered to establish and control
be sale Of the Library Of American Iitera-
are 10 a field yet unoccupied. Address, r.
NJ. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

as when the nerves
s u upplying the
heart are weak
ened, called in
ertla or debility,
causing a small.
feeble or irregular
pulse, vertigo OF
dizziness, noises
ia the head, poor
circulation, cold
ness Of extremi-
ties. shortness OF
breath on III 4
slightest exertion,
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
HELP WANTED.

A GENTS AND CANV ASSERS ATrEN-
"A tiOn.-We will supply yon with outfits
free. save you expressage, postage and an
select from. Permanent work Tor respon -ible
men and women See as. Wolfe, Eighth
and Market.
{HANTED. = AGENTS ON THE MAN
w haitian Life Insurance Company's new
monthly plan. Small amounts taken
Policy-nOlder has the same cash value in pro
por tion as our Sd0O00 policies. Benefits Inn
mediate. No iapses on he agent. Agents paid
every week In full. No bonds requtr, d; but
intelligence. honesty and sObriety demanded.
Call o'clock a. IN. 6O4 darket street.
GEORGE W. KREhR.
f3auarai rant