of
- 7 -
'.'-` • iiaDV,E III T/51fia14 3 111%.,- %- '
....._tisementio aro Inserted at the rate
•- ar aquas for fi rst insertion, and
-for sifftbsequent Insertion AO cents.
A moral .;mount made. on yearly ad
vertisements. -' 1. ••' . • . .• .
A spite° equal to ten lines of this typo
measures a situate:, • ~, •
Business .Nottoes sot under a bead by
themselves Immediately 'alter the local
news, will be charged tim cants . a lino
for each Insertion. • •
Advertisements should bo handed In
before Motiday:rfoott , to Insure Insertion
In that week's p, ~ : ' • -
Basinessllireeiory.
=MI
tliNlloolll/:, /Muth*a and der in patois,
1 , puto medical Wines and IJauon, alms.
ware, Lacuna and Pay (t
, ondo; Male Pre.
scrlptlona carefully compounded. acil.V
JD. MAIM'. Dealer In uroccricoaiour, Foal:
. Cathodal:lacy, Tobacco and Clem (ocirilitly
lifralfrllltitKlifinitiClarer anTlieidaTin
11,xda, Shoes and riallung Main rt. Ce d ar
.1) Drazgloc & Apothecary. Main at. PnaKrip
nom. carefully compounded. (FeWay.
, .
L.! J. AN DEILSON. Dealer In the improved WO
0.. .11 Sheltie Serving Machine, Main st. See
--------
cord In another column.
RACOMMns. K. 11.. Dealer In
1) S T t vsi Mon ear ad nl and Diamond.
ijkili tßliarbilk. Grocery di Restaurant. Choice
'fees,Bent Coffees, Tollacro and Cigars, Con.
ectionery and Vegetables. Alain st n . sep2l3;ty
it:.BllUl%. Denier 1111•TIUMire, Storm.
I, • tiraten ate.. Went end 3d at aeptltly
ra , W. REVERS , lusurance agent, Bearer.- ?a.
I • Call And get your ro rty Insured. oallgly
PITTSBUIIGIC
J. 'IIIOItGANSTERN,DenIpr In Ilhoto &Shoes,
J
No 8G Minket St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Isepl4;iy .
fAItOFT d PHIILLIPS. Ihual latste Agents, tip •
poelle Post Ogles. rehashen of the -Real No
tate Itnithner,," sent free. Pittsburgh.. [sep,l4;ly
tTigirlfleltriON A. DIMS.. Wholesalabrag.
11.. gusts, .466 Liberty St. Pittsburgh. sepltlY
DALEIS I. AT PARLOR. El Fifth Ar
-
t/ /• cline, (near M rket St.) Pittsburgh. teepl4;lly
1.1 ,-- A • LA ItKE CO., Bookseller* and SIAM/n
-*l., ere, In Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. leepl4;ly
• o6NPU .110.1t4. & CO, 14 & tril Markel
e) Pittebargh—importens and dealers In Notions,
Trimmings, Hosiery, White Goods, eta itly
ItRYMER & BROTHERS, French andArnett
can*Confectlonera. Dealears to nuts, (tulle.
dr. 110, 128,198 Wood St. Pittaburghs . [sepl4;ly
S. MOORS, Dotter in chillee" Yeas, Coffees A
J. Family Unnterics. No DJ rink AYCIIIIC. Pitts.
burgh, Pa. • acpl4;iy.
t /11$.11,1131GERT A SON. Dealers in the New
'Wet teetving Machina. lig Market
Nrevt,Y•ltt•l•urgh, Ps. seplitly
I"rk VEtt hreLl STOCK A CO., Dealers I Car
_J putt., Oil Clothe, Ac. Special rata; to Clergy.
t Filth Avenue.' Pittsburgh, Pa. atity
1, , P. Sirced•or to J. M. itoo.wrs, Dealer In
'A. Watches, Clock., Jewelry ,t Silver ware. No
16 Fifth AVClllie.lllsllbargh.
2.;l:rNstock'ugrg,r.dh",rign .Praht . ,;.7ntr: -
N 0: 7 Finn moue. ritt•borgh:k pep2liiy
FUL YON, Manufacturer, of sad Dealer in
• Furniture and Chalm—Rosewood. Walnut,
Mahogany and Oak. 45 SMlthileld et. octruly
NEW BRIGHTON.
Itti. F. SERMON, Bakery & Confetionery,
Cr IL R. 'tract. Special initiation given to wed
ilieim_ul
_Papa, . (sep . lCly
4,0 A. J. tiNKLITE - glititti, ) feic
l." , • Broadway, New Brighton. See lute ispl4;ly
A M. WIIISBR: n;
E Dentist. Broadway, New
/ lklgbton. • isepttily
r
MOSS, knotographer. Willson's Block,
11. Broadway. Best photographs front re-touch
ed Dein±lves. (sepitly
INTKIt 8 BEDISON. Jewelers and Toting
-11 coniata. Broadway. N. Brighton. inoplaly
e). 1101MBR, tiroceries, (Nei:Elmore and
11..1J_LHILorkeetiold Birds. Broadway.
.I.iepltlt
tronVr 4 y r tTot r lqi i4w :
way, New rlgbton, Lsepllly
t At " n Y cy (i
F t BT s t B . IN EII L o p u; U
S •
Clothlcm. Broadora . ottl2;ly
DEAVEIIt . FALLIL
NV % t o w tA o t ß an li g E l i d rB neln N e. in 2317,017 d er
Fall 4 - anpl4;l7
I I actrit - Jitiarare and
11 Mllllnery, corner of Main and Baker sdreetx,
`. orp . ll l ; ,, l t y
I ( 1 :q 54 .. " al O L tiu T u A x N :A N n i ti IV A „ r ra l rute l. r . e r ,l " aBt. .
I:: aver I'.lllp. acidl;ly
URIDGEW.VrEit
1 AMES PORTER, 'Miner. Dealer In Tin, Cop•
et per mud Sheet-Iron ware, nod Iron Cistern
Pato?. Bridge at * Brldgewater. (sepll;ly
BLAVENEll, r ilanuraettirer and punier In
%,• Boot. and Snows. &Idol SL, Inidgewatur,
anpl-1;ly
A C. BURST, Illy Uooda, Hate, Caps, rare,
11. Carpal., Oil Clutha =LI Trimming... Bridge
Si, Bridgewater, ('a. eerdiuz
JIL noitairri, Jtealer la lloute an - a Shoes.
• Briqn litmet, Bridgewater. sept4;ly
IHANAUER, Millinery, Trimmings & Notions
• Br I dge et., Bridgewater.sepltly
'
Minitrietfire — Or Boots - and
Shoat. Bridge Sr.. Bridgewater. (sepl&ly
NUS. DRUMM . i gen deutencCloatlng cleis i t y l
YitfilqWsl) U area lErgteT i ---- -wkel
moots Tonamatituaror Ita lusonstobit nod,
to order.'lltullatkotard Wow 'mac Depltly
JSTILES & CO. Urcteerlim, Weonsware, Win
• doer Claes, Flour, Feats Country Produce.
Donlap's corner, Bridge St. Bridgewater. [epll;iy
LUTII Elf. MAUlNNlS,—Solicifor —Proprietor
of Persian (Heine, Dealer in Agents' (touch
-Agent.. wanted. Water at. het: mills, Bridge.
n Me, P. U. addrems, heaver, Pa. reir.hhly
1f t R AM MEANUIt, 1/ealar in Monongahela
1 Coal. Orders left at .1 D. Clarlen, In Beaver,
and at Sfultit's Drug Shim, In Dridgewater, wllll.
promptly attended w. thud. on delivery—Lowest
price. Yanl—MeDunnld's Point., pepthly
UOCUESTER
CO., Fancy Dry lloodrC;No-
V 'tolls nod lkludDou It., near Dla
-1....11,1.11,,che0rer, Dkepl4;ly
LAl'l', Alninifactiam and Dealer In
11 1. militant, of ell IrAndi. Brighton al, nln)ce
Flow rartory. Ben sidet. (cepl4;l7
I i illN litatCHER, Baker and Confectioner.—
rf IVater rt., Rochester, Pa. (Wept 1;ly
INGRAHAM IIOYD, Wagon St Carriage Maker,
Railroad rt., lincherter, Pa. • (reptfily.
S ' li .‘ n t i l i t a E ca L Ltll l y AN co N in 2k xt Water at., Ito-
icr, (9114:11,
It J.S.WlNANS,Blectrlcalnyelcimg Chronic
I IA
dirwatem made et rpecialiy. Office, ranter of
I minimal
out Bridge sta., Itoclweter. ly
PRY EREit & SONS, 1 ,1 belate(' d Retail Deal
it era la Dry tioodo,Unteerien,tilitar,ltattl,Grain
ntereclron St Nall, Cur. Water At Jame* MN
FREDERICK, linker and
1:7• Wedding. Cakes and Ice Crearn_turtilehed
promptly. On Diamond, Itocheiter. (septillY
ipolt SALK by A. SILVERMAN, Readquarters
for Foreign & Domestic Dry tlorsla, 'Notions,
'l'dintnlngs filar Ynncy Goods generally, Water
•ireet. Rochester. In. (seplliq
VI MILLER .ti - CO., Contractori anelluildere,
Vi Mu " ufacturera 9f Sash, Doors, ditottera, Ac.
Deal i l til.l . 7 oyrt
beaiLlithi , Nc
U7l',
i
an s d 14itiCei
Lumber. lath Shinnlos, Rochester. '
I lOW KR'S LIV EILY STAIILE Y
between It. It. station stud Ohio river. oenl;ty
et
al ott~i work.
0 in Tin,Copper and Sheet Don Wal. itllnnnV,
SIIVIIItI.I. Au.. attended In. 11. York at., octlthly
4„;:riT SLEW& CLARK, proprietors of Johyoton
IJ limme. Good accommodations stud good sta.
Ides. Near It. It. Depot. ortlihly
dealeihn Roots, Shoes, Gallery , .
Ac. Repairing done molly and polio:111v.
btore on the Diamond, Rochester. Pa. tyclithiY
WALTER a - 111101'11E14 .11huitiGictilrt; of
j• Wagons, Condtca, Doggies. Sprlng.magona.
Sulk•irs, Ac. Illackomithlug nod Itonoshoeing
done In the best manner. Rochester, ' notd;y
. _
ISINCELLANEOUS.
rT(M i l.Tll°, l 2lll.'g' tmore.l'.lll.7tre". l .,'b°,4lr.'l'
table extotodon top and ceotro. Faileloa, 15t.
A I.IIERT RUSSELL, Stoneware llanoracturer.
.11. Orden/ promptly attended to. Vamport, Pa.
Poet °Mee alb) peep —Beaver, Pa. leept
I L AVING Permanently loaned In the vlhaae or
Zellenople. Pa., for the pnrpooe or practicing
Medicine, I nameetfally tender toy prole. tonal
1 . 1( ICC a to 113 111 stilagorand vicinity.
innte, In rm.lttenee, oppoelte Eagle Hotel, where
eltell nlwap •tm ronnd, tmleea tooreeelonally
I , ligna.l. All calla will recelte Inunedlate and
prompt attention. A. V. CUNNING SAW. D.
.7. LINNENBRINK.
i)unier .111 watetteK. 4 C.71.t0rk9
Jewelry, Ikriodieals and Mallon, ry.
%Vedettes and Jeoreley repaind. Agent forth
-WIllt.0" Sewing Msebine, Itorberter Pa.
13:61n
11. MeCIVEVOLVY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Third Si'reel, Beaver, l'a.
°moo below tbe Court House, Delver. Pa.
THOMAS M'CREERY & CO
MOS. 111PCREICIRIN Cashier.
J. P. DRAW) , * J. rs. Ascain.
renagmr.
Interest pakten time,deposttst Prompt attention
given to collections. Also, Insurance Agents for
good and reliable Companies. pnaylStf
1)111.1. 1 ".16 1 :
, define the dey, at Uunhp l
et night at my !evidence on Water ottnet.
Itridge water, Pa. Will precilce surgery and Med
icine, [martelymied spat
I MeNUTT, M. Pennar" 34-
tlly located In Bausch 'tomtit respecilhily len
tir •
Me professional uerviecti to the diluent. of Bea-
Ter and surrounding country. Specialialtention
paid to thestreatment orientate disease*. eturetiy
done with a skillful hand. Office am Third street,
a few door . ..west of the Court honed.
.f`rt,"lttltrn
IVIIBLIAIII DAUBIEN dealer In Boots`
hhoss, Gaiters, Hl'Wm, &e.. Mat door In
Porter's •TM shop. Bridge sand, Bridgewater.
..here he la prepared to manaMetara and aell
everything In hie lino at reasonable rates • Ilay
lug removed his Om of baildeas from the corn.
er roar the Bridge to his present localkm; he' in
vites Ma old friends and patrons to glre-bko a
call.
• • •
T AS. CABIERON,Attorney at Law
0 Beaver, Pa. Office in the ronm for
mei ectupted by theist.. Judge Adam s Col•
leettopp,lte., promptly attedel to.
septirtgay.
cased
NALEI— , A rooewood, plum-
AY eased Melodeon, eatuelynewothlt touring" ,
FD4 °CURE*. ipqo l / 1 1 M this Wks. scritor
E ;
!
■
Vot 5 2----No. 4.8.
001 ( 1 & Silver 'Watches.
IMPORTANT
TO EVERY ONE!
Look at Pricetato.
AMERICANIPATC7IER
„ .
. .
Waltham; •• • • ” • $11•110
'
Etl:
I 0
in ted litatm ' •St Ml
ed • * ' Ala
All Ma ahove are la Cola Silver Valet., andara
good and reliable thnateepera:*
LADIES' GOLD IVATCHES:.
Detached lima., •
Detached Lever (Extra),..
tlepern (Enameled)
•
Venom (Ltestl
These all have Bond Gold Cases, and are fuu
jewel lvd - maienteale; and, as handed+ =us testily,
are a eplendld
GERTS".SILVER WARMIES':'
Detached Lever (Hold Mats), $ll 00
Detached Lever Wine), 15 ID
Detached Lever fliballunt), •13 00
Geneva Lepine • - II .113
•, Special Indacententa arc orerod In thew Watch.
So. whicla aro pnie Silver, apd perfectly reliable for.
time.
I wlll 'send; Elf. 0. D.l by Express, any ti.iitie
above Watch." with. Guard and /Coy. and written
garanteo.: ..51t. dealings arc fair and honorable,
and will be found tatistactory to All. Send along
your orders at once, and.save by the C.O. D. plan
from to 30 per, ,cent. Addmis,
E. P. ROBERTS,
Successor to J. 11. ROBERTS.
No. 16 Fifth Avenue, Pittelurgh, Pa.
°dram
Miscellaneous.
iiiiiNT - ittUiney en at Ism. Mln La
lilKlnlty's building, east of Public !agnate.
MEM
E l xtiumuin E
s NOTlc.—Letterts testamenta
ry on the Estate of John reazle,dec'd, late of
IhtLust township, Bea t er county, Penns., haring
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
In
•dchted to said estate are hereby notified to make
Immediate payment; and those baying eielms on
said estate will. present them to the subscribe!,
duly authenticated for settlement.
oct*tiw lIENRY YIfILLIit, ter:
Dry Goods.
-3% RADOMIt,
Bridge Street,
BRIDGEWATER, PA.
IS WBEKLY.RECEIVINO A FRESH SUPPLY
OF 0001/5 IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING
DEPARTMEN'IIp
1)R Cr S
Steubenville Jeans, •
Camlmeres and Sattinets,.;
lYhlte Woollen blankets, -
Whittrnntl Colored and .
Ilarredlielantiels„
Iferlhos,
• Delaines, •
• Plaids,
ngliarns,
Coliergs,
Lawns,
Water Proof,
Chinchilla.
Cloths,
Woollen Shawls.
Itrov'rn andlarl:
Drillings, T lugs,
Yriniv,' ' • - '
•
Canton
' • Flannels;
•
.1001110. s, •
- • Talan
• hislriAnnso
Ilirsiery,
Gloves
& Mit.
Groceries,
Coffee, Teas, I•lngar, MOIIL,PCO, While Silver Drips,
Golden and Conunon :Syrups, Mackerel in tsar
vela and kiln, Star and Tallow Candles,
Soap, Spiced and SALT.Mince Meat. A 1..,
• • .
Hardware;. - Nails Glass,
Drier Loeke.Door4Alchea,' Screws, Table
entlery, Table an d'lea 'Altoona, Sle Bello. Coal
Boxes, Vire Minya! and Pokers. Nalla and Caago.
Spades, Shovels. 2, S. and 4 'I Inn Forks, Itakre,
Scythed and Sumba, Coro and Garden 110.1.
IVOODENWA I tE.
Rackets, Tubs,
C C
Ahoma, B
BONatterOlL, Prima and Ladles
R
Linseed Oil & White Lead.
Boots and 'Shoes
LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILI/HENS' SIMOLS,
In ginnt variety
Powder Rifle , and Shot,
Blasting Powder and Fuse. -
vielir Fecal & tracenswaro.
.H heavy goods delivered free ofcharge.
.By close attention to business, and by keeping
constantly,. bind a well assttedwtock - of goods
of all the different kinds usually kept in a country
store, the undersigned hopes to list future a lu
Ike past to merit and receive a liberal share of the
publle patronage.
]L. IFS.
decTratly.—blehad•
0•0v.a6
The Most Complete Business Col
lege in the United States,
A lihnllng facilitica for acquirina a thorough,praa
that business education, possessed by no other
School In the country.
Since its incorpondion lu lard, nearly Sixteen
Thousand Students, reitcesentativtat from every
State la;tlle Union, have attended lucre.
No vacations. Students enter at any time. and
receive private instruction throughout the entire
con rile
N. 11.—rtreniarti milli fall partieulars'and nil ne
cessary Information. on addressing
& COWLEY. Principalic
l'lrnatunati. Pa.
lenlL:ly
•
Professors COLUILIS It Doss of tho American
[]l o l s siversitA aro
m making d erondosfe . err ,
now discovery. ° A
patilms troatta y o u n ° ll4
kohl; no plasters, so auntie 1, ox.
Tho most romark
oblesitoct . at: - of this
treatment
rotas the cisumkal clement. of cancerous
growths, so that they shrivel, die and dl. •
appear and will not return. An those aft
Meted con call on the Pmfeasors Dolman A Down,
linirersiif : or sidnws, No. 611 Pino Street, Plaits&
sagl7:l7
r) 4e in rt 1 ti iv t r 'Sr -
Dr. J. 21[n
rayrnhiridlre•
water. Is deter
mined that no
Dentist In the
State shall do
(work better or
cheaperl than
be offers it to
his patrons.—
Ile uses he
Lett materials
=flatletlTmilli tin Gaited Stales. Gold mid all•
tree filling perforated In a style that defies eompe.
Minn batisfsetion outrantred In all operatlonm,
or the money returned. Glee him a trial.
lebtly
11 -14 . F
Brighton Paper Mills,
BEAVER FALLS, PENN'A.
--- -
PRINTING, .
MILKXILLA,
ROOFING, BAILING, -)
Hardware, Glass, Straw/
RACr AND CARPET 1
MANUFACTURED
AND SOLD AT
IV holtiutle 6 Retail by
Frazier, Metzger &Co.,
*S2 Third Avenue.
Frrreßoaon.
aritan Ulm a exchogo. ficelailAtt
• :11.(zidroails.
~azLuoans., -
FT.WAYNK 6. PIIIVAOO RAI
Un
. 19 -14 arterAgn• Utlltl9k, TWA* tY
d.ally, (Sandaya i..rotpted)
(Train !raving Itticaga at 5.3; P. L. lea ,
17.1 (Traln 14.1tVing Plttabaralk nalLtA
levy datly,r
_
=
===l
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Alllatsca
Atlantan,:
Ithuostilon
OrryUle -
Wooster
Mansfield...:..
Cretans. "
D t`,
Itncyrns
tipper Modality—
Karat, ....
' .
Vas Wert..l. •
Port Waios
Colombia •
Warsaw.. ..;.
.....
%Moore's°
eldest...o
lEEE
0
E2l E I
I r aliC
Fir•ll..
CEl=3
Chleage....t. , • I
Valparaiso
Plymouth
Warsaw
Port Warta.
..
U pper
Doom' ElandositY:.l
CratUne
Ltansaeld •
Wooster
Ormilto
Massillon "
Carlton
Alliance
Salem...". • • '
Rochester.........
..
Ea!
$•2202
. VI OD
. :2) IX/
30 00
I=l
1306 i
WI
Tl 6 1221 "
111.' 011
319 . 497
DO6 9118
313 1 .
110111 .L. 73
205
Yottngstriwn. .2495 r, thwtla . awl Krle. &signal
leaves Youngstown at 335 p.ral New Castle, 315
parn'arrt.as at Phtsbergh,M p. m. Returning,
lamas Pittsburlh 7:15 a. in; err. at New Castle.
510 a. in. Youngornw, 10:40. a. la • .•'
Youngstown, .New Castle and Pittsburgh Ae.
ewnwwlstlon leaves Irtmegstown, GAO a. re; New
Castle, Ida a. as, mires at Allegheny, 10:10 a..
rm. Relenting, leaves Pittsburgh, S A S p. ar.
Tires New Castss.U3o p.m;Yonnuatown. Ta:ls m.
r F. MYNltti
Ibisenger and litter Aur;sg._
CUSP/LAND at P1TTt311Ult(111 ItAILROAD, •
On and alter Nay entli 1570, trains will leave
Sun •ons daily (hantaya extswted) as follows.
MMECOIMI
I=Ef:M'=
R/5Ax 11.71rn
Rif. Itl I
Cleveland '
Euclid Street.
lindscro.s - I.
Ravenna..
Alliance...
Bayard....
1001 116
I'lloo 411
1131 310
it 103rx 427
=3
*TATUM". :! MAIL. 11.5 - Vs. Amon
. , •
--- —l. -- ,--
We11av111e........it ti.diaia .4.sllrov
Bayard I . Urn 023
Alliance ' ‘ '.111115 653 , 723.04
Ravenna ;1103rx 740 Bl3
m'
'loa ' (.... , 1517 811 853
Eueltd Streetl 141 903 456
Cleveland • 155 ' 910 $lOlO
0 • (WINO EAST.
--_ •
• OTATIONIS. •*, /M "— P'
S I • I MAIL. Acidi
i
ilellalr - 'II 515.axi Max 1551rai Oltsrx
gt r e id uMrlii:::::: V 43 17,1;1 - 417 F-P
Wellsville - !.* . 13,rai . 413
Smith's Berry 1 5 'll6_l UM
Beaver
Itochesier. , 925 523 501 . •
PlOvhargh....' .... $,1055 823 555 .. •
uotircra IWHYIf. • .. . : ....:,
.--
iTITIOIM: li 31.01..; - 'taloa. r Arrem fleci3a
1. ---.....• —........--
Plltaliurgh I 015.44, 21349 a 4204.4.
Rocheater 733 550 530
Beaver
Smith's Ferry 817 .1911 ' 131
IVellinille • 914.1 , 505 656 •
Steubenvillell 930 013 %GAB
Bridgeport 1101 .10' • 815
8e11a1r... , 1110$ 726
~.. ...... ,830 •
--•
This to a mlzell train to Wellsville - •01 an ex
pram] train from Welliorllle tor Plttale
• ' TUSCAJtAWAS 1111 A,
I.cavw '
N. Plaidelpllts, GM Cm.
ILyard,ll:Www.. .
. P. IL. METERS, 'Mc •
LADIES make 10 DOLLARS
a nal oUcilfng 13:11..00.14.ms to the latoly enlarg
.n tool Illustrate& family tna,ranne LI:ISt/Hit
110IiItti. At s2.oo`peryear, It lo the ch.pest
ot 4;1.1, Illtn.trated monthly publiebeil. Roll unly
mthorrlpt inn. Riot 25 ernto forworchneta ropy
and tern. to J. THAI N9l:. Prop 'r,
llourotuor9;l,.
:21 - 11Intok Contntittnottln for sale al OW All.ooS
051C2.
TIIE BUSINESS OV SELLING
/
1
~. , .
if-2 f.._ ....
IS SO BRISK. AT
B. MULIIEIM'S,
Thal ho ilae, not lime to 1111 Ilda moto nt prciitu
MEM
SHE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
ilsEtaaVAM72)
OROIDE GOLD WATCHES
$l2, $l5, $2O, $25.
DURING the past Cowir five rears our
Watches have been no thorougidy tested,
that for appearanee, style of finish, and
accuracy of timed:eeping, the ." Gerard
Watches" are universally acceded to he
the best. They retain their brilliancy and
color until worn out.
Or If after purchasing and fairly try.
ing, any one is not fully satisfied, we will
chtefully refund the money.
Vir They are all in Hunting Cases,
Gentlemen s and Ladies' sizes. Every
Watch guantuteed for time and wear,
'special certificate.
rir A large assortment "Improved
()midi:" Chains, $2 to :r-s. Also, Gentle•
inen's And Ladies' Jewelry In great variety.
Iff . lleroire of Imitutions. Order, di
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Thomas -Allison;
HAVING REMOVED' HIS STORE
TO 13P.A.Inplt, Pa.;
In the Rooms formerly occupied by'Orr,
S Cooper, where lie now hea nniliplOgr
A. tieteral. Steak of
MERCITANDIRN .
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gratify his owh egotistkal propensi
ties? Certainly not. No man, con
sidering wisely the social and linn
et world—theireo-relationsand influ
enceo—can expect to live au entire
egotist. No. "No ono lives to him
self alone." Actions speak when the
mouth to silent. It is natural for Mall
tt otrivetoward tire attaining of some
object in the foltue. Ho labors, and
he hopes to heam ply rewarded, bear
ing in mind theold Latitradage "La
bor omnia rincU." Look at. the
stu
dent who burns,the midnight oil un
til his brain, whirling to and fro, begs
for rest. Ask him Why'all this labor?
Why sacrifice "nature's sweet restor
er?" Ile will tell you, he expects fi
nally, when done with classic
and shall have faun: heal his boat into
the deep sea of life,.to obtain nut re
ward laurels of fame and honor frimn
some of her green isktf.l moo, In every
other departweut or avowlion in this
sublunary. sphere. The K01°3..31=11
man, the mercantile, mid all, the oth
er classes of society struggle, toll and
labor, with the hope eyer,qpiipging
tip In their boson - 14 Cheering them
on to their fair recomense Intim yt.t
unknown. How poorbumannature
rejoices at the appeantnee of this lit
tle star! "Ilow welcome its ran-,
ant appearance to the sky" °revery—
oile? • There is no day so dark, in
moan's tereefiial &weer, no sky so
cloudy, but.w hat thiO:Lienignat star
can pierce, and from behind their
dark curtins silently whisper, "There
• is a silver lining. . Hope! ,Onu of
Htottren's choicest gifts to man in
health; the sweetest beam in hours of
affliction, and the only star to guide
the Christian's enterance into the
portals of the Celestial, City Let us
all aim to live so that ours maybe
the Christian's hope when we come
to the Jordan of death. That no
matter whe .e our little life-boat may
he drifted- by the currents of time,
we may have the blest itssartineof hat
—when we have weathered the lust
storm—Hope will d ;op, her anchor,
and moor, our lxtrquir safely in the
haven of eternal rent.!
ANNA li. BAK I.u.
A PLEA FOR 141.11(EPPE.
The Condilima of Di. Similipe--:.,2'.1J43
.Cyneiri of Carlisle...
The. following strongly endorsed
petition to the Dovernor of Pennsyl
vania; on•behalf of the man e•fho twos
convicted of having iibisonea Maria
Stinecke, about two :years 4m, will
explain Itself:
"Ciumsr.r, Pa. Oct. 21,' it
Is Excellency John W. Geary, (lovt
ernor of the State of: Pennsylvania;
Your undersigned petitioners of .the
Ixneugh of Carlisle would beg leave
to represent; in regard to the ease of
Dr. Shceppe, confined in the jail of
this place, convicted. of causing the,
death of Misli Maria SUenecke, by
poisoning; that, whereas the said con
vict has titbit clMety enufined for over
twenty months, during which time
his health has greatly suffered, he
haying had several. copious hemorr
hages of his lungs within that time,
as his subscribing physician 'testifies
beloW; and whereas this circumstance
connected with the grave doubeivx
pressed by ninny disinterested medi
cal as relations in this country, who
have carefully eXamineatinatestiinn
ny upon which he was convicted as
to the validity and Cenchisivesicks 'of
the evidenco in.mtabifshin,Thisguilt,
make it reasonable - and just, 'in the_
opinion of your
Executive clemency should be invsiit
eci in his behalf; we therefore reMect
fully 'pray that you grant talk)
sala Shreppo a pardon upon any . eon
d Rides which your ilxeelleney May
see proper to attach to the same ' •
I hereby certify that the fitctS here
in set 'forth resp
: a:Dug. thejtealth of
Dr.,Sineiipe.are correct and fine.
F. D. Jail.
Jos..C. Thoinpeerb Sheriff. • ,
Hcr follows The elgnatorea of ma.
ptrp3poAle'eltizeeli o'ol4We"
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tuber 300:87,0.
&lit won Fr E.R;reivrff Et
(We,' 'dear ',.,+••rfiritliutt;', ace tell trs:
,'Brat • 'diraillid"relveriture* of
Mr&t.• 'lYriiro dying lb
u. 4." ' "''
Yhaft : seem - thiithing
Melt - trlghtftillelerts'• J fato your
t;''hernis,"'•• grandma replied;
ttg 3flirph 'brown clithi us • hhe I
"Youruttnt Lueir-shriuld:not i
Inentioued, it. But hinee.she :
tilboliSh, en' you've' got your
at talsed ' •
think ,
it heat t( giatifv lt,
Ittary; ektpirinr•her hands; so
ow, - girls, don't thin. haspatk
in!; wouhltnt Mr the *world
•"•,' • •
Wrts abotit• twe'yeltra after my.
ago," began 'ghindma; with :e
..,u, shrike alter itendat there:m[l4h
speaker, "that•thendventurosts Mary
wills It, tonic Place: I Johniehli went
• West,. d I tIY 'rafter • ' our Marriagh;
We were pretty pricieV-hotit of '1119.L
Net but ourfamilies atnistas high as
any in .Thir .villagtl ' 7 'added" themtd
'.draWilig'ltersblf iv : tittle: I
Iffy fathbr was ilelikitt In' the 'Baptist
Church - there„ waVrttving;
we were net very well' : ff,lmi'd ;rah
turd; depend ; don but
.our owtr heads •411n1:•hantlh. BM' he
was asnittrt folloW; and I was strong
.andlliCalthy,' and Masi teiltrnetework.:
Wert; 'Was inert. the fashion then,
than It Is nowadays. Many's the
I_ le rge Washing my sister and I have
gut thrinigh with the time one or
your Biddies would have spent in
fretting over it."
- Thegirl; laughed merrily, . and
Kato, glancing u_p into the handsome
old face, said—"V'ou were very pret
ty, as well as smart, grandma, or I.
am. very much 'mistaken." •• •
!•Oh„.yert,"-said Mary, demurely;
"I I: have heard of those. "peachy
Ghecks : :" and "violet eyoN,"stuld that
Joliet/brownhair. • But, obi dear!
We shall never eMnethe adventure,
at Bill rate. Clirlit do beljniet.",
as I .was saying, we had
moved out West. We owned a house
-tat very small one—and (often Piece
•of ground; and, by degrees, we greW
• ; better OIT.• After at long time -Sairy
Ilituderseit . tunic Stu live with., us—
the IkeSt hired girl we'd had small Wei
wernMarriett. • trn•ris• a tall, um , '
benettlhing, nigh on losix.fectirigh;l
Should:lmagine. She Was n smart„
'tidy bodk; rue Joint likt.o tier. -
never eteild,-not for anything :she
•ever . said —hhe was rather close
mentlext than,.`otherWieu-n but en•
aeuatint qubt;r little ways she ,
seemorilto have at - times. But,tleink=
ing this might be fancy, trod not be
ing apt to give way tla my feelings, I
s id nothing;to John athartjt.
When my baby (your filther,Katie)
was shc . .months old, Sairy\had been
with us then about timed \weeks.
John rebeived a letter froth his•broth-
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3rve its
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Ties and
er in the bikr eity,••• lie wanted to see
him on business important. to Jo - hii,•
Ai well as to himself. We bath felt
badly . ;• he'd scarcely left Me a-day
since • vie Were titarritql, , but there
seetinal` no help for it But he an. ,
•ran;,ted that I should 1ia%•43 suneighbur
(tile nearetit lived only two miles off,
girl) eome and stay with ns. Hein.
'misted On'thls, though I laughed well
at Mtn; saying •I wasn't 'n• Mite
afraid:" • • • -.= ==
am
tad
th
wo
,• Wert, 'holeft,"and tirweek passed
by, and by, that time I - began tofeel
most ait 'seeute;: With only Sairy and
ourselves iu" the Waist., as when• ai
neighborsamo: to stapwith us. • For
!Au • • . t •
should he 'send instead,' laughtd and
said: "0, hey& mind. Sairy'a um
good as a man, any day; she can
handle a gun and, I fancy, could
'throw Mr. Wilson in 'a minute, if
she tried,"
So' that was settled; mull hairy,
baby, and I were left alone. After
makingeveryt [dug securodown stairs
we came' up to bed Sairy's room
was at the ono end of the pl - issage,and
mine at - the other. •
I never was one of your "nervous"
women, going into conniption-fits, if
a mouse crosses the robin. Bat some- .
how, that night I did feel nervous;
and restless; antrafter 'nursing Wil7
lie and lying him in the bed,
331110 time by the window, trying, to
get as breath of air, At last, I rose
and undressed me. I had said my
prayers, add was creeping into bed,
when a great horror and trembling—
I can't describe it any other way—fell
upon me. There . seemed. no reason
fur didn't think . of any , reason,
th..t I remember—but there I steed
shaking, though it WaS a July night,
shaking froln head Milli:timid grasp-,
lug' the bed poSt.' ''
liffist be ffervOnh," Said I, at last,
with p 'lair„ q h; • "Sakes Wive! how
father emuidlaugh at me. lint Lord,'
It mast be because Pm spiked out."
And; getting into bed; I.dreW Wil
tie toward me, with A' feeling of re-
lief, as I, felt MS Soft; little hand. on
my • bicist: The shivering fit had
left me, but I could not'sleep. '
Toss tie' tumble,toss and tumble,.
all that olUssed night! The room as
hot as ail oven the . queeiest fancies
in my head.of soft footsteps' throulth I
the !tonic. Believing them to be
finiehm, I wouldn't give way to them'
though, no ways ;'till, at last, to Ward
one o'clock, ''l fell asleep.: I must
have slept till nealv three, and then
the great horror and, trembling was
on me again, taking ine this time in
my sleep." Bat I had achrtsciousness
'now of something wicked -faqir me—
of,sotnethlng dreadful about Ititnsp
' pen—and I woke. There, In the gray
morning light, sat Sairy on the bed,
looking down, so I couldn't see her
eyes. She had the hatchet Miler
hand—the one Nver used for chopping
wood—aml the WetS drawing It back.
and forth, over the fingers of her
other hand.
"Did I scream ?" you ask, Katie.
No my dear.' "What kept me from
it." Perhaps it was fright; perhaps
it was my baby'S dear little lips pros
sing against my breast, legging me
to be calm, for his sake. No • 'I said
one silent prayer to Clod,',atal No;
still,
watching her. Suddenly she turned
and looked at mil 1 kndurnow what
that queer look miler' eyWrneant—
the creature was crazy—and there lay
Willie and lln her power. . '
. '"Sairy," said I, looking right in
her eyes, though my voice sounded
hollow and unnatural to me, not like
my own, "IS it time hi get up?"
rho said not'a word, but looked
away again, nodding her head up and
down two or three times, and draw
ing the hatchet throngir her fingers
a's before.
"Sairs - ," said I 'again; with dill!.
Canty, for my heart seemed to rise to
My very throat, and lie beating.
there. "is it so late? Then I must get
up."
She' turned on me ncttv, with a
sharp; suspicions look: . "I won't be
given up to than," she said,
'No,'no,Sairy," said,soothingly. ,
"1 tell yen I won't!"'she'exelain
ed, raising her voice to aloud, sharp
key..; "I know they'll. come fa me,
those evil Spirits, and try to drag me
back to that Cold, flark'pliteei ' But f
Woh't go; I Whn!t grf."• •'
'Her Voice had sunk to s tow Int
terlng; she was'reelhitlof the hatchet
idelonOatteet at me.
said 1, riSiriglVitlt
desperate effort; *idle my whale ho=
dy and the night dMZST ) 1,111, on seems
cd bathedin lreitt, "We. won't
let thein.eotpe. :Hand Me myclothe
that lie on that chaitcB.-dry.', TO thy
su . rprise shenbeyedTrie,'and drec-led
Myself,. hardly ablerki For,
thhali,vrhat filVa young
thing seareetreirtryears'old, wit't
eroung . boy wades, cowl!! tab:poFi-,
tots Wqrrtait 111,telfilsi! •
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'Whim z wit.;4iQti i :,w*. Wont„
'clown shirr 1 lltst; fur Ni)
Ott;'ttio'ilorror of ''ln...Setriie tint t
crazztnre stOillanflor into, u 4, k went
clown will' Wil 80 , In my upn4, nut
Aziring ti) 109 k 1)0001, mu! dr.itling
("very niunimit the Ed! of !w'r hateliot
on any neck! But We OA 'down.2lire
I!ME
Mutt a clay,thst was. NM:
n.intintent would the erpature leave
tee; not wontil the allow mii
to takeantsitli:, thoitith the poornows
were (Owing HI alimst pittifol way
fo! wale 9IHIAH o 1 04 , t,and milk thin
Net :%tbyir or a window she
atlipiv,lq - iiebrainetl: I calked lip anti
&tea ;with Willie, trying - and fret:
tiny nearly aH day, pear
undraebeil my bums for some way
US weals! from hCl'• ha: liatiseou lit
think of bathing.- f)h, Biagio of *lib
neighbors would come itow7LPrilY
ed (leil,to send them! tno one
came. and as tho day were on I'krear)
desperate. The niblit Should not find
us;trr flu ntond•With this ereat urn., •
' snlifl, very quietly - , after
llilnklugsi minute, -1* I'm f i l l ing ,uti
'AtnirOo. tho ,bfibY
witli that I'vitticed tet
She • •
imrit.l" 'said 1,. suddenly
stopping, when halfway up, tludint
Ifase is
chitin in tafrent fann y tfuf,
run!"
-
I sanicelike (mein a terrible fright-,
'anti it - Infected her: With a wild ery
she rushed to the rts.nit,a small oue
ailjoiningthe tab:hen. At the same
Instant I ran' for'my lifeiip-stairs.—
Ah, girls I have run that race-over
- again manyn night In DIY
faro rigor heard her.
mad yell, and the flying of her feet.
after'ind.' Ga. , lping for breath; I reach=
pit the rointt, , slammed to t he ddor,
and boftati , ittjust In time Then I
iptuitittg 1414; 11lACilk4g.• her
outside. Sie,wai ruclug 110114 ~
fag and'sPringlfig uptega i inst - thii door
Jike some wild beast. • Then, again,
she would rush up and dawn the hall,
crying out In the most mournful way,
•Ull all arii;sttilderilihe Would »tot) b,!
the 'door rigain, and hatter uititinst
till fftred Hilo would , breakitdown.
At hest :mho. grew quiet., and stole
away., muttering softly to liersell„
iitt lc crying Willieon
.tho bed, and gave 111'11'a - toy to play
with to keep him quiet. Then lerept
to; tito.window and .louiteil out. , It.
was twilight nowi . every thing simin,
ed still as ilttith.-
"Ingi rialto' going te'dory osir
-0(1 My. Ifi- 9110 set thallium&
on fire" i And half dead with fright
at this thought, beiag to think what:
I e bou Id do. ;thy window overtillok;
atone running past the horse:'' • IB
hin "great height from my win
dow to the ground: Should I, let.
carefully down, and then risk a leap,
myself? It way a forlorn hope, but
there si.,eined no ()thee AvAr. • I was
vin .bshyy' into a large Casket I
fain t the closet of my room, when i
o clatter of a horsi.os feet.
The iliter„wluxwer, ho was, was com
ieg d, -Springing up. I
ruThedixilthe window: , r ID.was.lktn
Wlthoni out sOglibor's yittiuVit sal;
a lap Dl t.Nri,,,n, come pram* on
some froM 'his father.' lie
halted'
"Rusin kWh 1 1 . 1 ,1 said. Awfully:
then.stretO!Pg , 9 l /T ukYhandalatni
Ni,
"Ra ,llan, ride IooIOCA 3r;
Bring all thief help:you 'can; ShltYLlti
down stairs .raving mad. - For the
love o WA, save my peer baby sad
galloped off like the wind: • I ea
poor Willie out of thebaskel,andalt-
Bug down with him, kissed' hum
again and again, and began to cry a
little. 'I 'wits feeling weaker now
than all along. • Some little time I
sat, so when a.sudden bang of the
door made me jump up with
scream. It was Softy again; and she
bad got :something heavy In her
hand—the axe perlimet----with which
she•wast.pounding on the door. It
was.a vory . strongdoor. I doubt ifsho
could have done much lidini,ivith nil
her pounding; but • in the dreadful
state I was In I expected nothing
else. .
I stood there a minute, hopeless
and moaning, and then with a sud
den thought - I darted into the closet,
where,•when I went for..the basket.
I hatisisied a great iron' bar. I seis
ed this and came out with it. I' was
In a sort ore wild fury now, against
this fiend who had. tormented my
poor child and, me all , 'But my.
mind was made up; the, moment
that creatumi,lnsid appeared I Would
dash her brains out,' if it Was possi
ble; I thought; few I wM in n kind of
mdespoir.- . I thought tted.certainly..
had forsaken me wind in my mad
nis,l =used him,ohd my husband,
and every tinily else, of 'cruelty ' tow
ard me. "• •
Suddenly I heard the horde's feet
again, and runao the window.,There
was yotang.Wilson again, OstOri,N.
party with lam. I told them 'where .
she was, 'and th very tautioas;•
and. then; having no power to say
nny more; I crawled.to the bed, still
holding the,bar, and. sinking on the
List, drew Witte, toward me very
feebly, for. I began to feel us weak ns
water. Sairy was listening now—r
she was quiet ay death. But, all at
ow., we heard the bursting . Open of
a door below, then low voices, and
thetreadingof feet. • And, with that,
the poorereaturo. gave one, terrible
cry of, "The evil spirits era .coming
for me," and ran liken hunted thing,
along he hall. 'That cry Went thro'
and through tnc, liken dozen knives,
my nerves were so unstrung ; but I
struggled, aintkept myself quiet, for
poor Willie's sake. Then the voices
mitt agate,' Mingled with' the cries
of the poor mature; and I sprang un,
stopping my airs, and holding down
the choking in my throat,till Willie,
who had been quiet lately, began to
scream, frightened by the noise out
side, and half _distracted I was,
soothing him quieted me down a
.A.t , last, the noisc-;.ceasetional there
came a shaking at my door. ' "Mrs.
ICennedy 1" cried Mr. Wilson's voice,
"Open the door?"
1 ran and , unbolted it; sprang
in, followed. by others.
"Mrs. Kenedy libr God's sake!"
he began.
But I heard no more.: They told
me, afterward, that I ran up to Mai,'
wringing my hands, and crying out
that I Was "Mad—mad! and, that It
%vas nit IiES doing ;" and that then-I
went - off Into tolreadful fit of crying,
that seemed as if It would have no
end. . -- : • ,
I • •
When . aline to was lying on the
bed; and They . were eluding my hands
and thee. I began to eryklain,though
Ina feeble, exhausted way, and cull
ed for my baby and for John.
"Baby Is quite right, dear," said
Mrs. Wilsen,comlng to the bed, "and
want§ Main ma to get better, so he cm
be Mused. again 1"
• .".But I wonlatay here," I whim
pawl, like any baby: "don't latve
me alone ; won't be lint alone a
single Minute!" ' • ' •
"No poyr eh 1121," said.old air.
Nil
son coming
Itigln • Itlte slow • •Woj ; "I'm m "HY'
isOrrvilth gilds this ha tinned: Ittlwnys
thmight ry. waSn't quite
riglit' bytier head.' • It Wila• ,rul er
foolishlo take a gal In, come . to .the
thiorrthat" Way: . 'But you ra'ally
don , rblatue rize, I hope In ,
bdo,, " cried . I, snafply-01 I
'could - in - My • weaknelas.e - ,'"l was
'yoang-and fbeltsh--:1 felt ansafe. if,
hate yeti I" , ;linUl l here I might have
at:ll'6l)ff agnin, - . trnt 'MT%
WhO'quieted me, And ,hllatied off the
'l)°°rman, who yfT'll'•ottf,'lnuttering
GINIIIII
Egtablished 1818.
"that: he allerS, dit 2111Ok,
Kennedy rayther n sptinky womitri;
Itut, neatly; he knottiihe• lout
each whir:Mbar temper 1"' •
twas.:at• week • before I, WM up
.Pg4l9,,arill, MI; two Weeys before I
could bear to hear Satry's
When 'I dittbear of her• again she'd
IRVII taken hack to the - lunatic_ asy
lum, where.alte belonged. .
Your poor grandpa! how frighten
ed ho WWI te,biltr It All. I bellevd
woubln't have spoken •to Mr. \VIP
tutu, but for imy cboxinv
for the city soon, wheruJohnontlitbs
brother had startdl In 1)11:3111eid to
•
'Well `(said krandrna, Rtter apamk j;•
my story's done. linte,• yon slily.
child, you'vebedn 'crying did my
story' ake you mervous Remem
ber, It was nearly fifty yearango.:
. .1 84 , 1191111 . -KMVPIII TOURNAIIIII2Iirr.
Terrible Elect ;Wormer Gamblers i.
ibe IntlistiTeeritory—lllhoth tbsCoue.
Latent. iii.ll l 9d—Fre 4 LFicle§Pedwo%is,
Their Contrads=A wearfai serene:
•A Lowell agrevondent - .of thO
Now \'ork liengd i writing of date
November 12th, •stayS: Dr, V. C.
Iltwrenee: of Vacunit;-Coloratla, -re
cently of- Phihulelphlit, has just ar
rived • hero and..furuished. me with
,the following details,of cup of • those
bloody trageiliw emit:led 'nowhere
else than on the:binders: •
••On Tuesilay (election tiny) Joe and
Charley Bi g ger (brothers). thts Nor
ton and Turn Jackson, who had been
'driving
a herd of male into Missouri,.Mis souri,.
passedthrough here on their return
home, la Northern Texas: The men
were all •young, well mounted and
armed, and each posyss , ll of goiasid
-erable money, the proceeds,
sale of 'their cattle: -They 'stopped
somelwe hours in 'this place end ' I
hul-a long , conversation with' them.
Wednesday afternoon they
,camped
on the banks of a small stream in the
Indian Torrltory,'about forty miles'
'from' here, and; after staking out
. their horses While cooking their sup
, per,• sat •down..to a game of. cards.
They.had hardly, commenced their
game,when Orestes Watrous,(knOwn
as Cock 'Writg,) Thos,•,Allison
and - DWk- Bradford. noted New Or
leans gamblers, rode into , camp.
Theaegambjers were on a profetsiou
-41.10ur- from Fort Scott, and were
botifid for'Buxton Springs and Kan
sas city. The now corners were glad
ly: welcomed and invited to camp
Wlths'Ahn - herders which invitatioa.
wasritile.kly accepted.
The sun being some twit bourn high
'lt Was suggested that there was.pien
ty of time to have n sociable game or
two of poker before supper, and.ac7
cordlagly. \Vatrous, Bradford, Joe
Bigger arid Jackson took a hand. At
first Bigger and,Jaekson won, bat
luck soon-turned, and Watrous 'sad
Bradford were in a fair way Of dean,
lug out the, others, when iigger.d
tected Watrons .cheating.' TOW*
mull— ensued ; bleart ..nreirtn • -
changed and wonpotisitraWffirwh
parties, when 1I was propasidt or-
Or to secure fair play, .thatl .13,icger
and Watrcius should' tightitoet on
horseback; their weapons being bow.:
to knives. This was nt once agreed
to, and thin men prepared. toe. the
hinedtcray. They were divested of
:their coats and old rte;and their knives
Verer'bound to' their right hamt4 -
'They were then placed sixty yards
'Apart, with °niers to - rido at each
,0r.4 - Salk speed,' pasting on the left
aide; -Both; wereapieudld , horsetnen.
k e rt 11•PV I rgrect,.. vicious ".. roan.
At the word "go"..tho combatants
spurred towards each other like the
wind, but 'lued without, Indicting
any Injury. A second and a third
joust was run,' when Vatrous' horse
received a slight cut on the dank. On
the fourth round Bigger, as he pas
sed ,Watrous; threw himself on the
off side of 'his pony, so as to expose
no portion bf his 'person, anti 'drove
his knife deep • into 'the neck of his
adversary's steed. Wallow , divin
ing the mararvre, wheeled as thq
blow was struck, and attempted to
hamstring ldhg is pody, but suc
ceeded only in'-inflieting a- severe
wound. This-style -of lighting was
then abandoned, and both men and
tiorStes append to become infuriated
at the sight of blood. As they near-
Lid each other the fifth lime Bigger
suddenly struck Watrous •with his
left tist in the Cam, at the same mu-
meat cutting a fearful gash in his
thigh ; but before he could get away
Watrous succeeded In driving ' his
knife. lulu Bigger's shoulder. The
'oinutratants and horses were becom-
ing weak. from loss of , blood,. when
Watrous determined, if possible, to
end the combat by riding down his
adVersary, which he thought the ,
suporiour weight of his horse would'
enable him to do. • Accordingly, on
the sixth .round,.he under directly for
Biggers'' pony, and Bigger, in at
tempting to avoid the collision, was
severely 'cut in the arm 'and lice.
The'pony, however, was game r and
although very lame, seized the roan
by the,cheek, lacerating it In a fear-.
NI manner.
'At the seventh encounter the
horses e - nne together with a fearful
shock, the pony being thrown,falling
upon his rider, but both immediate
ly regained themselves. Watrous'
horse was fast bleeding to death from
the stab in the neck, and 'Watrous,
himself. could scarce keep his seat
from the wound in the thigh. Big
ger succeeded in sticking \Vatrous
the thigh, and Was 'struck in return
in the side: Several blows were in- 1
terchanged and evaded, °rid' only
upon the horses.
The tight had now lasted more
than half an hour, when Dr. Law
rence rode up In time to witnets the
final round. As they came together
\Vatrous entleavoced to rim hi his
stirrups .and throw himself upon
Bigger, but neither horse could stand
the encounter, and both fell. Bigger
wag streaming with gore from the
cuts in the face, buck and • arms, but
was able to extricate himself, and
rushed upon Watrous, who could not
rise on account of the wounds In his
thigh. Bigger threw ' himself upon
Watrous with the fury of a flond s and
almost in a moment his knife had
reached the unfortunate gambler's
heart, and Bradford, seeing the fate
of his friend, raised his pistol, fired.
and Bigger foil dead across the turps
of Watrous.
A large tight at once ensued, Char
ley Bigger, Norton a Jackson fir ,
inguponßrndford and Allison. Brad
, ford was killed In the melee,. and
Charley Bigger and Jackson severely
wounded. The wounded were taken
to a cabin about half a mile from the
battle field: and their wounds dressed
by • Dr. •Lawronce, who pronournam
them in a fair way of recovery.
is
TThisono of the mostrenutrk e a v b2q
tights that ever ocsurril. n_
among . the Inwle4s adventurers of
the border. It sounds like romance,
but the source of my inforuudion
will; not admit of n doubt of Its
truth.,:
Indian'scame to a certain
agent to procure some whisky • fir a
young.warriur who haul been bitten
by a rattlesnake. At first the agent
dal dot eredit'the story, but earnest
tic4of the Indian and the nil:Tetley of
the Crtlit3 overcoine.hls scruples. - lie
Asked the Indian hew much he,want
ed. . t"Four quarts,"
. an.swered
Indian. ." Four quarts!'.
'the agent. with much suititime "au'
ranch. n..t that?" *, Yea.;" replkxlthei
Indian, frowning as.savngcly tho''
about to. wage a war of extertninit
don. I.igainst the wholti tinako
"Pour riiiiirt4-=snake)terY blpf,
THE sepvEs, Amm
old o,
X/ vitgarfr_ long+, IV•dnidifin 64 I !
ikrintlidlng on Third Street, Bei ,
Ye?. Po., as V.poryear In advance: •
MEI
1 .: ~.~ ~
't bruutwtlutttona on subfor , ts of !pail,
or gunoral'inter&A tra F rogpcctfaili g iol;
iimuro - nttatillott
Olio kind Oiuk
niail thr , 11:11140 ofthoautbor.
.rmi
ioldrovial to
J. W :YANU luxivoel'a
A flichtigiiit l'esetekir—A a
•11.74tm11711Peed11trothirr fitvere'
cave Sister?*
In Aun(Lay'ss .Vagits, :(`November •
11.) we published the partleubs
c rs of a
Strlons shoOtlng.iittilr,',Whlaur.
rest at KnhinutzeO•on altarday even.
November 12.- Wes then gave
this vendon W lite affairs • •; . 't
usanalllog hlosselfJohn Smith,
ti rial mune wal . Duty.) accosts
oil red by young woman, named
Mite . Jenny' Wiesen, ' white going
(ruin the house o ( l!Mr.illtitester,on t.t
Frank street. to_ tho pen trek depot. at .
Wistansw.oo, was shot by_ motiillJ4ll"
known person andsseVerely Wdunaeil.
tits and the girl Issul tsmse'ttitowtion •• •
thy 8 o'cladk train •from Osand.ltap- ,
Ids, and protwkd totblrs Phil ester's , .
to wait for the first train to Allarshall.
where Smith lived. They left the
house about IU o'clock, and had t md'"
proceeded fin. when - they heard some:
one coming up moistly behind thorn," ,
The young woman stepped inside
lot him .Ims% when he tired; a pls.."
Stiler revolver sit *odds, tho hall en...
te eig his back between the shoulders.
ith immediately turned, ids first ".
Impulse heing.to rehire the shot, '
log :himself provided with n.
vet; but on looking his assailant In
the face he Kvancti to cliaoge,
mind, turned and ran stwky feist'aa
he,could,but he eye quicitlyithilewel •
by, the stranger, whet suaietsfully
fired two isdilititival shots atjbistlitt4l:
ono of widely took ,cffect. in his
frdsn' a 'point Juse'beiow the knee to
the knee itself. The would-be mur
derer escaped, although no one knows,
where' or hew. 'As deoh' as Wen*
ruched • Duffle's, word 'wits bent , to••
Sheriff Wells and Drs. ?detract sad
Plutt c who at ossetsproisetshg . ts $b
hotA.'where the wounded Man lay.
lie was IbUllti to be' Serfosisly; hen: '
Evrythltr• •Ihat could be donatorth unfortunate man was resorted to.
Smith told. his story ( which its sub-;
stun dal ly.as above,but said the 'shoot
ing was caused by smile trout-:
les s and to this time refmed te' tell
the name of the persont - •whd; shot
bins. . t . • •
of
It now :septslra that the IP — who..
did the ...looting Was en tl e i tnit'rie
Pierce:' 'The man shot l'inh • John'
Doty, a brother Lin-law of. Pierce-4in
a doubleaentw. Doty's,w3 Ls Pierce's,
sister, and , the mother of threi chil
dren. Doty's mistreaslialsoP erce'S
Sister, and the mother of seek' t*tl
Months old. It appears that young.
Pierce did not approve of the rein
tloni elating between:Doty awl his
two/sisters.' •
?le thought that ono sister and one
w
?le
was sufficient for Doty from oae
Sometithe last spring I)oty
abrandoncal' his wife and child, and;
&Wing seduced the second• Pierre
ter, - -wont with her to Marshall,
,whera , (Doty) has.been
Tabs proceeding It appears grettlY
t!tur t he ling
Pierce,
and resolved upon revenge.' On
*lattirdsty hut, he soya ho had buff
nese atAllogan, and went from Grand,
Ibsen to that place, and there ho ac
cidentally saw Duty . with a young
wpman' in the erm. Re then' and
.t.liezedetermined to follow Doty, and
if passible find out the whereaboutii
of his seduced sister. Pierce says ho
'Supposed Doty had another victim
with him, and he' thought he would
then and there finish him, After •
committing the deed - he aimo to
Grand Haven, and stopped at his fat
ther's house. . • •
Itsstoveniag,Bhcriff Wcatherwas
hotc4e,wheCifhelityciToif — rappetl
at the front door and received no an
swer. For a tow unloutee allenco pro
veiled, but the stillness was sudden
ly broken by 'a shot from ft
.dow in the rear of the house . ,
Which
shot passed through Sheriff Weather-.
wax's right arm, just above: tho od
bow.. Sheri ff Wl,yckoff, heating the
shot, nin to theassistunce of Sheriff
Weatherwax. He found that the
two Pierces f
father andson, had bro.
ken out of the window, asst were
running in different directions.
Weatherwax followed the son, built ,
, firing'as they ran, Weatherwax re
ceiving another shot through the ,
left arm, and, as it proved, .young
Pierce was shot through the hand.
Sheriff Wyckoff brought young
Plerceto this city this morning, 'and
will bake him to Kalamaron'this Af
ternoon. , The pas - Ater makes no nF .
tempt at concealment, but ho Mr;
the.reason he resisted the officers was
that he had mode up his mind not , •
to be taken alive. Ile is a sailor by
professitat ; rattier a small, thick-set
maii,.22 years old, stout, active, and
a desperate character. As will he
seen, ' Do ty knew the character of the
num who shot him. at KalimazOo.
Pierce's first shot took affect, in:. . •
Dotty's back, lodging in tho spinal
column ; the second 'shot lodged Ire'
the knee-pan. Pierce ex hit,' te 'loot the.
least sign, of, remorse Scar thedeed.-,- .
(knack/Wyk/8
The eplsttes left behind by sui
cides are generally petty tad& alike; •
they are Stupid stuff, and they concur
in, denunciation of, this world as a
stupid plitee—rts if they, poor folks,
understood It better than those sor
did, mean creatures who are content
to.abitle in Was long es they can.
But here is an old gentleman who
has varied the style of his dying dee
laration—Jdtne4 Motel!, who hung
himself at Sutton, N. H., last week
and left a script in which hermit], "I
came into this world in eighteen hun
dred, have lived in It seventy' years,
bid don't understand it." And so
James Russell determined to got out
of a world which he "couldn't un
derstand." An he was seventy, and
had managed to live so long without
understanding the world, be might
have managed to welt just a little
longer, until the dark should be plain.
Didn't understand 111 Who dots?
'A pretty dislocation of neeki there
will be if all.whn do not understand
the world are to lsrtake themselves
to rotas. The fd.c:sc who said'
that life had given 'him a headache
and he must have "a good churdh
yard sleep" was wiser or be proba
bly thought that ho did understand
the world perfectly well. And so how
are we to know, for certainty, that
undelstauding'lthe' world (as some
I pretend to) world Do for our advan
i tage? •
—A wealthy miser hasJuit qtarved
himself to death In Chicago.
—The 'bone of a mastadon was
found by n welkllgger in Wheatland,
Will county, 111., remedy. It, Iwo/
the bone which extends frotn the
shoulder to the knee, and nut:Wind
forty-four Inches - in length and •nne
loot In diameter. Tho entrant which
once owned it nauAt have been ativen:
teen feet. In height. -
—AI Poughkeepsie, theorganistof
a church. is which: A "Iltillppine
parvenue
,weadlugceremony wag per
forine.l, was directed to Play,
of the wedding march of Mendel*
spin), the timid of ' 4 Walking.-Down
Broodway,,'".7a4seln on per Boots , '
and "Swinging in the laue:' for his
Intellectual audience: • ' " •••
-11erintin papers speak high lyy' of
the skill with whiek the'auns nn the
- forts around Paris are liandledi. , The
only thing they have to blame their
,gunners :for Is too much italiseFirni
tude 1ir1e,,,0 The clermatil'are om
staidly inaking feints to thaw out the
fire Of the garrison, AltittlitiS compel
it tdowaste atninueltkiti. ' ••,:
• Lyme:nag wear , sk , ildge
,black, beer, weighing 420 pounds, was
tltug);ht• ln,Y trap, mat two °the;
were slaughtered lu the we9dsh
"Ittintent bud week.. • " •