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   Tyrone Daily Herald (Newspaper) - March 26, 1890, Tyrone, Pennsylvania                                i Two Cents In pursuance of regular custom at this season of the and before the busy of the spring season In our CARPET DE we place on sale the balance of our last seasons patterns in Body Brussels and Tapestry Brussels To close them have placed on them prices that will surely interest those contemplating buying however early it may There are pieces in tne lot all ticketed with prices and placed in win dow on Juniata street One piece extra fine Body Brussels yards now One piece extra fine Body Brussels 67 yards One piece extra fine Body Brussels 121 yards now One piece fine Body Brussels 2Gf yards now 87 One piece extra quality Tapestry Brus sels 40i yards 85 cents now Co One piece extra quality Tapestry Brus sels 5Si yards 85 cents now 05 One piece fair quality Tapestry Brus sels 28 yards 65 cents now 48 This offer will only be for a limited as to value they seek your attention Moin Juniata My line of SPRING WOOLENS will soon be NOW IN THE CITY WAIT TILL THE MAHLON CRYDER Opera House EVERY PAIR tj solid goods and at the very lowest Light weight Solar Tip Shoes for more kicking out at Me to see them find no H JUNIATA THE METHODIST MINISTERS Where They mil be Stationed During lie Ensiling of lie Central Pennsylvania Conference March closing session of the Central Pennsylvania Conference was held After the scripture reading of reports and other business had been the appointments for the ensuing year wero The Conference then ad sine Following are the appointments for this section ALTOONA Presiding R Miller Eighth Bender Fifth Colburn First E Altoona Glen Half be Lumber Martinsburg and t and New IB Pine Pleasant Port F Roaring Snow 4 West Woodland and Supernumerary and Superannuated John George George Colburn Presiding Alum Burt Furman t Har Hope James Max Manor Mount New Hf Petersburg and Port John Three West Huntingdon and Mill Supernumerary and George John Lewis William Will Harris has been laid up for several Harry the mathematician and member of the Malena is able to be around after a severe attack of the John Chamberlain leaves for Hunt ingdon today after a protracted stay in our Grace of is visit ing her grandparents at the The busy housewife is now preparing to put put a crop of early also to exercise her prerogative of house or rather a destroy ing crusade on wall paper and May Fetter hoof is able to take her place in the school room after a seige of the prevailing one of our oldest and most respected ladies had a misfortune to receive another Stroke of Both sides of her are completely John Smith is going to remove his abode from here to Johnstown his family leaving John Burket disposed of his five black horses to one hundred Samuel Rudy of was very likely to be the next County Super intendent and a good one he would Miss Fannie Lego is the guest of her cousin of paid a flying visit to her mother on Tuesday evening teacher in School is going to teach a term of ten weeks com mencing April Also seven weeks after harvest for the benefit of school He will certainly make it March and Western Company today ordered its mine fore men to give free rent to employes living in company houses and furnish all ployes not making half time with free coal while tlie suffering of the miners in the anthracite region The order U made by General Coal Agent and is the first move on the part of any of the coal corporations to assist the public in relieving distress among the The order affects fully 000 employes in the Wyoming and Lack awanna March a colored girl 14 years is in jail at on a charge of assault to Jennie put arsenic on the bread and molasses which she gave to the three Jittle children of her mis the wife of a farmer named Theo dore In explanation she said that she bad never seen a dead person and that she was anxious to witness a It is thought the girl is hope to save the lives of two of the March uu Basons fixed on PJ strike or m increase of 5 cents an BIG or ii NITS of lie Veterans on lie Oc casion of the Anni of I lie AI tuck of Korl HK II The reunion of General division today in this city was a great The day was appropriately this being anniversary of the attack at Fort Steadman in which division took a conspicuous Notwithstanding the raw east wind this morning and the threatening aspect of the clouds the old soldiers began ar riving in the city early and to the shrill piping of the fife or blare of brazen in marched with steady tread to their respective They were not as vigorous as when they re pulsed the rebels at Fort Stead but the same fire of patriotism burned with in and they showed it in cheers for the and hearty greeting of As previously arranged the morning was devoted to regimental which were held at different The parade this afternoon was larger than was generally and witnessed by thousands of people stood banked the sidewalks froo curb to The local military were tlie Army posts presented a fine and the veterans marched as they did twenty years but with less because ago is telling some of The weather was good parading was not and the sun did not beat do wn 1 1 was the paraders marched There was a Division reunion after the at which Mayor Fritchey delivered an address of Committee on Officers a i tension present Presiden Fredericks Embick This evening a camp ire in the Grand Opera House completed the March Joseph Crawford county who was killed a days ago by being run by engine OR the Erie rail was the sixth Sheriff of that coun ty to meet a The first to meet a tragic faie was who was elected to the in and after serving out his time was killed by being run over by a near in His successor Jonathan Franz who was chosen to fill the place at the general election in and years lie suddenly dropped dead on the street at The to the was John who iq and waij killed by run over by a train in Keplinger took charge of he in and after having served time out was precipitated from his sulky to the ground by a runaway and sustained injuries which resulted in his death his borne in James who was elected in 1867 and held the far years sustained injuries from a falling wall from which he never fully and died aw a result of the accident at Gallon in sixth Sheriff death in u and violent was Joseph Wor tragic eud by being run aver on he Erie road by u about a ago completes u chapter of men who held poe county as was ever  

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