N';D ATiJY. ""Inipkins was a thy goods clerk, and not .i iy oct dry goi.tUdeik tiiber. There w 'ne thirty that haunted rMmpkins dnr in; his waking hours, and (f which he. t ril.t. If.at T.t the ioVa f: Ucniiin? a f,irmfr. He jiist more ih;.ii dottd on farmiii:. IT.- looked on an u-cd ; uiturifet with f. ! vowed ,f "s ; jT,;ui:,factincr spared him he would one day ; pianco around on a faun. ffI hiTS Iwuu calves to suck, and smi.e the. w..d potato bu-- He knew but 0110 sonr. and I hat he waT.-vci lastingly shigiug. The las-t vcrto j w;i i : ' I want to he a granger, j And with I In: irangers stand A horny-Hsu d f'u r ! 1 1 e r, ! Willi aliaymtack in my hand. r.j day he went to the Ihss with tears in 1 hi.- i-jes, and told him lie could not stand ( it a. y loi.ger lie felt that the dry toods tjv.rii.css was nut what he was nir-de for, , and that farming was ,!'e onl' laisiness on j earth worth following, lie got oil' a long j MsiujJ about '"the independent farlner," . 'i.cnv blown ha.v," ai.d all that s'it ..f j thlt.', and then hid u.s all . -d-l've, pranced j out into the ciim'iy and lurid out to an; A: farmer name d Wiggins, j H : in j kins didn't know any niniv about i .'"aiming thai; a gai'.der docs about the :-al- j my grab, hut he was wilnii" to lemu. Tho hi-l tiling Wiggins set him at was hurting ! over ninety bushels of half rotten potatoes i hi ii.i uac-K leuar. rmipKins cmii i tee i:i! thing particularly independent about that, but went to woik and eaine out vic t i ions. '1 hen Wiggins told 1dm lie was going aw;iy, and tht he must take the biindle cow out of the i-htd and turn her iuto the vast are. Simpkins waltzed up to the bun dle eowr as la i ye as life, and t-he planted her foot in his diaphragm and landed him over the manure pile against t! fei.ee. lie lovIy picked hiimself up, wsn went r. round and crawled into the manger. He untied her and she went out of the stabl With elevated tail, and a ru filed image of Muipkius clinging to tho end of the rope. M.e ran along the fence! for twenty rods, jamming Simpkins against every post. Then Wiggins' big yellow bull h'g, who j'lad not btcu iutrnduct d to the newly hired man, appeared on the scene. lie saw at a glance that a stranger was fooling around among the cattle, su;d he rushed into the bieach. lie made a pass for the dying coat tails and miss-cd them, but taught a goJ hold immediately under. iirpkins yelled, and the cow let herself out w ith the ox-dry goods clerk aud the dog stringing along like the tad of a kite In vain s-juipkins kicked and yelled, in vain he begged and swore, the dog held his grip. Down through the held they went, Muar.h- ; i'.ig throuch the picket fence into the o;-- chard, scattering an inoffensive old sow and thirteen pigs to the four winds of heaven, through another fence into the garden, where for two mortal hours that degraded brindlo cow chased up and down, treading into a heterogeneous mass onions, radishes, : eucumbeis aud other "gaiden sass," till ; you couldn't tell w here one bed left oil" and j another commenced. ISimpkins was gritty, j and he hung or. like grim elcath to a de- ! funct African, bound to compter or die. ! The bull-dog had a saving hold and Le knew j it ;,he just closed his teeth together, shut ' his eyes and was happy. No matter if the old cow did (s'lr.g him around sharp corners ! till his tail snapped ia the niorniug bieezo. it hail Sinvpkins foul, and it ain't bull dog nature to back out as Jong as there 'a anv- thing left to "chaw." " j Well the old cow made a short turn at j the lower end of the gaiden. and Simr kins i and the dog wint sailing tV.ior.gh the air j as usual, wnen Uie tiog eamo in contact with the butt (f a hickory iost, and his hold toio out, leaving a deep gash for the doctors to ojx'i ate on. With the rapidity f a streak of greased chain lightning, Sim pk ins let go tlto rope, shinned up the post, and perched on tho to; he looked down w ith defiance on the angry bull dog, who jumj ed and pranced aud cussed in dog talk, aud howled for the heart's blood of the intrepid farmer. About every other jump the dog would catch Simpkins' breeches, ard sometimes the hide, which piocnedings had a tendency to keep him earnestly interested in the arrangement. Six t hester White pigs lay in state along the orchard fence, and the old sow and the rest of the litter were legaling themselves oil the tUMhi rooU ami similar food. Wig gins garuen was woueu out and his linn- die cow was well ni-U ruined. Worst of It was a feai ful long day. Across the held be saw neighbor fanners wending their way to their dinners, but 'there was no re lief for him. The day wore to an'end at last, but no Wiggins came. Taking ad vantage of a time wheu the dog veutuid a few rods away to smell of the garden fence, Simpkins jumped from his po.st of lioner and climbed a walnut tree whc:e he could lest his Units in a more becoming manner. Eight, nine, ten o'clock came, and at nlmott eleven came Wiggins. No light shown fiom the window, no Sir.ipkins came togncthim, aud put out his horses, lie 'did the job himself and started for the house, but had not proceeded far when he fell over the old sow, i -mashed four more pigs, aud Larked his lose on a grub that belonged on the woodp.le. Then he jumped up and swore aud carried on like a pirate. The old sow lit out in disgust. Hearing tllOa.j 4 1, ,r;i!pi,. :i 1 1 1 1 f mom 1 w. I i n . . I that the coo... iKU, boon rAisiu 1)ob with his c in, he stepp, i ;llto the h,mso :uld t i his gun. 4vs he sal.n-,, r j, , l,, I the tree anu saw sonictlMu up 'Jute imlis- TIIIHI T 111' , . I 111 i.r IT ting rij4 lit under where Lis aim wouIJ u sure 1 c unhitclitd the tiki lu.ee, ;vnd de-poi-ited a good charge of BE shot in jnior fcinii-kins' j.oateiior. With a sound like the rending of tho hea vens, Sin.n'ins diopjed, kin-eking Wig gins and his gun about rod. Without galheiii.g up his eiVcet , Wiggins leaped the fence ami sailed olt up the road at a tif- teen-mi'.e ait. n mn tliree miles to a Methotl'st minister's, where he applied for i ,oa-i saving ha had been cau-ht and toituit-d : ' tLe Ku-Klus, and almost kill ed. l!o it'ckoued they had killed Simpkins, as ho was nowhere to be fouud. There must have been as many as fifty of them. As soon as he wss gone Sitnj.Lins caught up the gun anil shot the dog. and started for tow n. Two doctois and a tailor rigged him up so he could get around, buthe was very polite, prtfering to stand up in company for s.ni time. Loud and deep are his curses against tha farming community in geneial, and Wig ging in particular, lie sav farmini? is """'"'! yt vanity anl vrx.itiou cf spirit ! f.u meis arc frauds, and Leaven is their i I r . .. , -. o home. '! FTAIt.' snitl IfiinfrvtniiiiutAi. frt It a CloSe-IUU d liock. oo .1 recent w.a-. i , , . ' --"-" 1 'when I exj ! t, le,l 1 1 you iu my last char- i Hy seimon that bhiSanthropv was the lovo ' ot our 'spee.es,' you must, have understood i wiwy -specie. At least it is fair to presume as much from the sinailness of tho colic Thr new style f)f oalh isout. jIrs jt,.. renvfat ordered lu-i huhbanl to peel tbe on ions tor dinner before he left the house yes terday, and Mr. Marrow fat, bringing down liisfi t upon the table with much emphasis observed : "May I be cremated, Madam, if I do !" Droukljn Argus. usad Q corjjsj em 'ViHciTt3:civTirri 'HMoug ? mmm Xaucia ujnj3j jo apjjJB AJ9A9 oa;uujr,3 piiD 'qjtjj jojjjuh q MOjeq 0s U!M gm GHVH NI P!d qsuo JOj XVH H3A3 3h 9NIH1013 DNIddS 50018 1S3W 3H1 mmm wmm kiss. FRANK . HAY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, OF -AND- Sheet-Iron WAHES, -AND DEALER IX 1 Gliii LUUKIim r feiLOfi 1 - AND- GOODS GENERALLY. .Tobbinjr in rriv rnnnrn ninirp innv i lui i Liu a a nii Li i-iiiUi 1K0M1 TLX lTTKNLKU TO. Noa. 278, 280 and 282 Washington's!., JOHNSTOWN. PA. ! EBENSBDRG WOOLEH FACTORY VS interested parties have been reportinir In tho northern part of this county that our rates for manufacturing Woolen Good a. 4c, are mueh higher tlian they really are we deem it necessary for our own pioU-clion and for the information of the public to publish tbe following LIST OV rKICE. rvianketn.... fhxnnela Cassimeres. $S.BO per pair. 30 and S5 ctn. per yard. 50 et. per yard. Satinetts ; eta. per vara. i t.an !" a,ld Pinning 20 otper lb. Carding M. .ICSES & SON'S, Ebenabuitf Woolen Factory. July 18, lS73--tf, WOOLEN FACTOHVf . - . . M mnm.Va, STOCKING VAIiSS, ic.. &c. ool taken in exchange for (roods or worked on shares. Ifiirl-pf tiHonuo 7. . ' . .. V- JU-Xts A &OSS. ool. c .ensri-.ir". Feb. 24 1n7" -tf lILjll Pnrf T rvci TT A T7 13TnTTTa Ui Ld& 9 Uil-iili, Duuii,vl., Ilr Co., P THE above TfTorkf. beiu? again opomtod by the undersitrncd, offers t.. tho trada a full sudply of their Justly oelebrated NAILS at lowest prkv. JOHN AU SSIXMAN. Dnncansvirio, March la, 187.-ain, "7M. M. LLOYD A CO ' , BANKEK3. AL Drafts on the prinripni cities 1 Gold for ealo. Col lor. f'vfd nn deposit, payable on demand without li:tret, cr on time v. ith interest at tair rate interest at tair rates , ONVH 1 ' n -n I I h h i m 1 O I o I CD I p u m no mow In 5 5 f o II O ; CD V L J D I3 f S. I 5 j 9. j CD : I O S f co ' e: JO OQ i intpoiiucetj new machinery into our Ion ractory, we are now preuared t tore on short ,,nti 11 . t-f ..VH-ir'.-'1. .iit., ui.A.iivr.i.-, rL.-lAK rt qO cj A-ONVH OS - CM VH GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES -TO CASH BUYERS AT THE tatiiii HraTMi'sliiiii STORE. THE underpinned respectfully Informs the X ci t i.ens of El.enshiiry ami the poMic irener nllv tlmr be Tins mndp n (J UP. AT HEDUCTK .V IN Pit ICES TO CASH UUYEHS On all jfOods in his line. eonsidtiiiR of MOWING and REAPING MACHINES AND OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS; COOKING, PARLOR AND IIEATING STOVES of the most popular design and of all style, price and qualities : mm 3? mi: mmmi of in j-own niauufiieture ; HARDWARE, ALL KIND ! such as Locks. Screws, Butt Hinjjes, Shutter liirijres, TmL.Io Iliiiie?, Holts. lnn mnl Nails, Window Class, Put ty. Talilc Knives hii-1 Forks, Carrinsf Knives and Forks, Po-eket Knives. Ta bler.nd Tea fpuona. MeatCutters. Apple Prfrs, Sci.-s.--or-', Shears. Hazorsmid Strops. Hiwirtrrs, Ax-es. Hxtt.hets. Hol ing M.eht:ies,A isfrurs, tjliis seN, P'.ar.es, Compassen. Sijuares, Files, Ittfrtpp, Anvils, Vises, 'rttnclit. Kip, Panel nnU Cross Cut Saws. Chains of nil kinds. Shovels, Spades, Scythes r.nd Snntli, Hakes. Forks. Sleigh-Hells, Shoe Lasts, l's W'hx, Hi istles, Clothes Wash ers nnU Wrinjrurs, l'tent Churns nnd Pnteht Machines ifentTRlly, Grind-Stones, Patent Mo lasses (Jutes and .Measures. Lumber StiekR. Cn.t I Steel Hilles, Shot Guns, Revolver. Pistols. Car- trinffes, I'owner, t aps. Lead, Hmi sc Shot-a and N iils, Old Stove Plates, Orates and Fire Cricks, Well and Cistern Pumps, &c., ic.; Harnos3 and 'Saddlery Ware of all kind, in yreat variety: WOOD end WILLOW WARE beyond description ; CARBOX OIL, ami OIL L ASH'S, Fish Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, Luhricatir.jr Oil, Rosin, Tar. Paints. Varnishes, Turpentine. Al cohol, &c. ; Silver-Plated Warn, Glassware, &c. lainily Cii-ocorios, such as Teas, ioffee, Su-ars. Syrups Molasses, Spices, Di ed Peacd.es. Dried Apples, Hominy; Fish, Crackers, Rice, Pearl Rarley. ic. Tobacco and Cigars. Paint, Varnish.Whitewash. Scrub, Horse, Shoe, Stove. Duslinxr, 'lot luii and Tooth llrushcs, nil kinds aud sizes; Ued-Cortls. Manilla Hopes, and many other articles, at the lorot raff or C4Wi. IMOTJSKI 8POUTIXG made, painted and put up as cheap as possible, .-.'nnJvV?" F t A 'be!?1 'lenunt made to country dealers buyinjr Tin ware bv wholesale. . T , GEoHGE HUNTLEY. Ebenshum, July 5, 1873.-tf. EXT DOOR TOirOST-OFFICE. Cooking- Stoves, Heating Stove. TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE Having recently taken possession of the new lyfitted up and commodious building on Iliffb 6treet. two doors east of the Bank and nearly opposite the Mountain House, the subscriber is better prepared than ever to manufacture all articles in the TIN,COPPEH and SHEET-IKON WAKE line, all of which will be furnished to buyers at the very lowest living- prices. The subscriber also proposes to keep a full and varied assortment of Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stovea of the most approved desiirns. r-SPOUTING and UOOFINO made to order and warranted perfect in manufacture and ma terial. KKPAlklSd promptly attended to. All work done by me will be done riirht and on fair terms, and all STOVES and WAKK sold ty me can be depended upon as to quality and cannot be undersold in price. A continuance ?IU 'n"''Rse patronaure is respectfully solici- fre' faconton h W"tia l rCnder en" Kbensbur, Oct. 13, Yt'f f ' JAMES F. M1L.L.IHEX, Attorney at Law and Real' Estate Acent HOLLIDAYSBUKG, PA. OPECIAL ATTENTION Kiven to tbe eollec O Hon of claims in lJlalr. Cambria, Huntiniz den, Bedford. Centre aud Clearflni.J counties Parties wishing- to purchase, rent, sell or ex change real estate will find It frreatly to their advantujje. to call on or address me. Correspondence In either Enrlisjh or Ger mau solicted. Scot, 5, 1873.-tf .- JAMES J. OATMAN, M. D., jPhyslclan ni Sargeoa, rra . EBENBBCRO, Pa. H0r-ie ?L ?,,srh 8,ree ner'T opposlt. Iilalr-8 Hotel. Residence in Town Hall. Julian street where myht ejtlts sht.u Id be mode. 4-t-It A jJ J. BUCK, M. D., IMtyttiriau unit Surgeon. Offloa In . - , , tARROLLTOWK. PA n".!1". b aJe the residence of Jons m sfnro Kin-V,t v. . l.Xj . I April 4, 1873.-tf. S. . - . " WM.TH. 8ECHI.KU. HOEMAKER & SECHLER, rP W. DICK, Attorney at-Lav Ebi P. A. UUiMi. . -- enshnrtr. P om-. . J. Lloyd', new buildiur: Co, of.T; manner of lecraiibuHiness itunni.j . :t .A" A 1 I tSrily arid culuVSim - ST ZZZZS i v.....,. llJ-H.tf.J 11 Th Bridal Tonr. Toning Spriggles and his Amamnthsx Jans had just been married, and were ifoin upon their bridal tour. They didn't know whether up n their return, they would board with the old folks or take rooms in a private hotel. Being only a clerk, SprigglesV means were limited", nnd he cor.ll not es;ect much at first in the way of living. ' Of coarse", he said to old Diidge, a wealthy member of the firm who had granted hlui a three weeks leave of alisence, " we must be in style, you know, sir. I s'pa you took a rusher when you were married. I mean, took an exten sive one, and showed your wife the Hiht". "Yes," aid Dodge.-with a nod, " I il- tell you about it. I made long preparations for my hridal tour, and the girl that was to lie ' my wife helped ine. We had it all fixed, and everything laid out hjforch-.'.nd. 1 workud hard for it, auid dhe. worked tM. It w;vs to bo the grand avent of our lives, and we wanted that it should be a success. Yc f--lt that as u new life op mod, so should it continue. I was jarning 500 a yenr. That w;is good pay for a salesman thirty five years ago h -ttcr than three times that ninosmt now, a things gi. Wi were mar ried in the morning at the house of my wifoV father. Tiien wo rode two miles to the sub stantial eottag." had secured in a Imin. My money had made the first payment on it and M.iry's in mey had furnished three rooms in it. And we ate our first meal thereafter iu oar own house, and I thence went to my work, and my wife set about her work. It was a new life, and we were determined to succeed if possible. And in that elFoit was our joy. And in the s;.ec.-ev that followed was usually happiness. Iu le's than three years 1113' house was paid for and 1113- home was my own. Coins storm or come sunshins, wc had a roof to cover us a roof from which the hand of man could not turn us. " 1 doubt, young man, if ever a bridal tour was happier or more profitable than was mine, and I know that tho exercise of housekeeping upon her own account was in vigorating and hc-akhfu'. 15 .it, then, we were married for real earnest living and lov ing. We believed we should find life's purest joys in the discharge of life's sacred duties. I declare," pursued the old man, with a glistening moisture in his eye, I should like t!ioe first blessed days of my own home-life to live over again. Hat it may not be. And," he added, with a regret ful shake of his head, " I fear the young men of the present generation will not live them for my viewing--." Spriggles walked away, scr.itcl ing hi head. lie wasn't sure that he had really caught the drift of the old man's remark-! ; but the old man was sure that he had fully intended them for him to take to heart. A rump-Room Promenade. A correspondent from Leamington S;a, England, says : " It is the Pump-room with its column; le of stately iK.irs and it troops of langiiil lo.mgirs oirlieg one another with the critical stare that eenns to be the proml jIilege of suei ior bre vliiii:. Young swells who an; down at the .S; i for a holiday flirt amiaVy with the daughters !' invalid papas and deoiel mammas win. find I. nd.n unheal. hy ;U the out-if-towi-season. The sound ol revelry is heard ; tli subscribers to the Pump-room concori-g-ither at do us of the great hall, and th -images ami footmen begin to inuliipiy ii the broad street that runs do'.v.i in front o: the one lushionaUe report of the town. X , one looks par-icularly unwell, yet every on bathes in the ili-smelling water -and dri ik more or less of the disagreeuMt: aiu . and is matle whole iu .-.piic of hi itself. Tin invalid chairmen are oat on dress p;nade. ilnigging a'lout with them hearty looking people, who seem to be playing sick for th,. s:ke of the ride in these overgrown Uiby carriages. The hall is m.,der.utl tilled ; the orchestra sets every nerve up 1. springs, and society exchanges Couijiliinent to the liewitching measures of the " Cn spirntor's Chorus." Tiie prima donna fiug hcrrj with eonciocs art and iir,hdiaw smiling, while the hundred-tongued mur murs of criticism Gil the rather long inter vals in the programme. There is a formal spirit of approval possessing the majority of the auditors; there is. a nervous spirit of suspense possessing the artists who are taking stout liehind the curtains; there is a cold and worldly spirit of Inlilference possessing the doorkeepers, aud there U no spirit whatever, if appearances may be re lied upon, possessing the sola police, who stands in the outer hall like an effigy of him self. A Texas Cattle Farmer. The correspondence of the Baltimore American gives the following, relative to the " cattle kings" of Texas : " Captain King has an enclosed pasture of 70, (XX) acres, though he owns 150,000 acres of land in Nueces aud Duval Counties. The entiie stock held by him at the present time is 50, 000 head of cattle, 20,000 head of sheep, and 10,000 head of horses. He overstocked his enclosed pasture to such an extent last Fall that he was compelled to turn a gve.it many out on the range again, although he sent 4.000 head to Kansas, and slaughtered 4,000 head more for their hides and tallow, lie disposes annually of about 8,000 head of cattle, either by sale or slaughter, notwith standing which his stock L-. always steadily on the increase. He has recently purchased another ranch in Cameron County, on which he has 10,000 head more of cattle, and attached to which are about 10,000 acres of land. He is making extensive ex periments in the way of improvement on the stock of the State, having imported for his own use a great many head of the finest specimens of Kentucky cattle to intermix with the native grades." These experi ments are praiseworthy, and well me;itthe approbation of the State. Master Coville (says the Danoury j'ctcj), '"V:rj tt riuiiy aiternoon for a com position on Keverence, and further dLstin gushed himself in the evening, on the cesiinon of the pastor's visit, bybhutting tne tails of the dominie's coat in tbe jirlor door and inducing hiin to leave them thero oy introducing a pin iu hi chair. The pas tor returned home with a cloud on his brow and one of Coville 's coats on his liack, leav ing Master Coville executing n hornpipe in the wood-shed, under the auspices of hw father. r NEW STORE Building, .TOI-IIVS Havlnjr purehase-J larg-ely for cash, Rhd many of our froodalbavinir been bought siucc the Panic, we are able to offer EXTRA BARGAINS! AND OUR CUSTOMERS SHALL HAVE THE BENEFIT. If e tvill sell at price to make the money of our patrons go as far as possible. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN AND COME AND SEE THE GOODS AND JUDGE FOR YOURSE YES ! Ooodsiboug-bt before tbe Panic are MARKED Down TO SCJIT TUB TIMES. AT HALF TIIE USUAL PRICE. Wholesale Department O.Y SECOXD FLOOIl. GOODS AT NEW YORK AND PHIL'A PRICES AT Geis, Foster & auinn's, Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton St.. Johnstown W. D. M'Clellanu Johk ILahak. M'CLELLAND & CO., Hanufacturert of nd Dealer la Fancy and X'lnin FURNITURE! CHAIRS. Wo keep constantly on hand fn jfrcat T&rletjr a foil lfne of elegant PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS, IN SYLES AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS, Having the most skillful workmen In the city, we are prepared to fill all orders fur OFFICE A5!S B3HD fOMITCE ! 1M PIBCE OR 8CIT9, Vt PRICES Below Either Eastern or Western Manufacturers. Wareroom, No. 81 FRANKLIN Street, NEARLY OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE, JOHSSTOWS, jTA. I Repairing Neatly andPromptty Done. ! "-A!l Furnitura sent 'ur ind delivrro ty lrec otctiarge. 3-13. Gbl&FOSTE THE HOLIDAYS M OWBlU,rnSK: AS WE ALL KNOW, BUT THE 1PR.XC35S Vt J2. J. MILLS' CHEAP CASH STORE, Are not over, but rather under, those of any other dealer in Boots, Shoes, Notions, GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, dC, In Hi! ! o' TlmSer.' , . . , A complete and elegant assortments of new K-ikmIs now in store will ix.sitivelv be -sold at tho clotwvn marsrin. Country prKiuce at the hlirhest market prices taken in exciuuiie fur ood.i. Full rati 1? Taction irnarantoed to all buyers. Stor on High Bttect. near C'entro street. E. J. MILLS. F.bensbnrjr, Jan. 16. Ifi7i.-tf. " mm mm TJte best Oil in the.worldfor ma chinery. It iv it r not chill. Jt trill not gum. Jt is equal to the best Lard Oil. If you hate any hind of Machine ry, ash for OLKSA; and if you cannot buy it at home, send for a circular and price list to PAINE, ABLETT & TRIPP, OIL :M.MFACTUREPiS AND DEALERS -iVo. 360 I'enn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. G. W. YEAGER & CO., Yhlea.e and Retail Haaarartarers or TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARE, AND DEALERSl'IK Healini, Parlor aii CocUij Stoves, Ho. 140'i Eleventh Avenue, Altooua, X. a iT heE tbe-r Purchase or not. Altoona, Sept. 5, ldT3.-tf .. CRAWEOliD HOUSE, ERESNBI'KO, PA. SSxSS8-; Proprietor. J-A weli know0 nr . "rr.n. boro etor U now niDlT rSS."! "J",'l.n.e ProP"" ' all h mrj''' i.repnrea to nccouim.t Th. rri.'.V.ur mm with their natrnn. at the THbt o ii will b served t ti.Tr.-rV""' !-0r 'nrket atfordn will h uri uu.jiMiiiMaruiiKnn . "jvju by propcrattonfir. V ":crJ Particular, and scafe o? pr1M2Vi?? moderate way to -1 L0.lavor- (May 2, 1873.-tf.1 f'nt T ivn COLLINS, JOIIXSTOV X, TH "WriLI. receive mrr ..f .. T and collect nntUc - 11 ueposit. discount f- JAM. U.ZAUM. Cashier. 'I rnvn e r, . 71 1 4 "ANKKttS, tif Gold, Silver r SBVRO, PA other Seeurities n,, 9rtrI,meDt Luana, lowed on Vl J"uf.bt nl "old. Interet er. Government Loans -A.i lowedon TiVnr 5T"oufut nd sold. Interesta, ail H.SJl'i.i !n Peposits. Collocfinn. STfS!"1: Hooeasihli. , ,-"ctton made nt jjeuei & m ? UBW.6,aCud i oankiusf buBiu,; tranaactod. 113 and 115 Clinton St, i TOWN I aaL sit t!i HEAVY BLACK ALPACAS, NEWLY OPENED, At 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50 Cts. ELEGANT WATERPROOIS I IX ALL. NEW COI.OKS! Navy Blue, New Green, New Brown, COLD 9IXEB 1KB GUKE SIXKB AVATERPJIOOFS At the Reduced Price. BLACK WATERPROOFS at 75 CIS. ! 5Lr"-v-VM' liAKKEl FL.AXXEL,. Heavy (fray Tivilletl Flannel, Yard. Wide Country Flannel, Hob Hoy and lilue Flannels . FELT SKIRTS from 75c. to $2. BALMORAL SKIRTS VERY CHEAP. Ladies', Misses and CHitnitKN's WOOLEN JIOSE I AT LOWEST rraCES. AT ! Geis, Foster & auinn's, j Nos. 113 and 115 CUntont., Johnstown. R & QUINN Wood, Morrcll & Co., WASHINGTON STREET, Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa., Whole salt and Retail Dealer i in biilI4i:ry goo ns, II A III) W A IIF, QURKNSWARB. B( U I S A NO SHOf'S. HATS AND CAPS. i i hon and naiijs carpets and oil clo'i hs. ' i;kai)Y-.m. v. clothing ' glass va ii f.. yh.i.ovv war;. woodkn am) willow wat.f i PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS, ! Toethr witli n!l innnTof Wetern iVoduce ' euch as FLOUR. II.U'O.X, FISli SLT; CA1JBON OIL, &c. lc i rST" Who:esa!c and retail orders colieitei j and t.roniptly filled or. the shortest notice aud aost reaioiiitble tnu.s WOOD. MORRFLL i CO. : mmm mm mm .uiunuacuirer ml Ionler li ai.i. kinds or CABINET FURNITURE jouysroivx, pa. Rureaus. Hdttf ads, Wnslitii)s, Sidet'oards, t'liamber Set! I'arlor Sets, Wardrolios, Hook CaseR, Cnne Oiair?. Woo.l Scat (linlm, Kitchen Furniture. Iifd Lounjto, attres.4-t.. Tete-a-Tf tf . Kxtenion Tahlof, lJinin Tables, L.OUHKCS. 1 1 1 &c, 4c, 4c, Ac, &c. c, &c, Ac, 4c, Ac, Ac. f.vkhy di:scriitio SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE made to order in excellent st;. e and at low prices. Cabinet and hairmakers' materials of 1 uiUioHriis. a" K'nns tor ssiie. Mirmtiire d-li vcrcd at anv j point in Johnstown or at Knilroad Station f're ' of extra charge WM. P. I'A'llUN I Johnstown. Oct. 13. H70-l Moses, & TAILOR, CLINTON IS STREET JOHNSTOWN, PA. Parke's Marble Works, 139 Franklin Street, JolinMowa. iM .pK5?PTS' HRAT ana TOMB i vfi.1,0. .t'orx TEH and VAHI- inn n n I racturt-d of th very tst Italian andJTJS Vi'll American Marbks. IZnt ire satisnn-.llTt'' V H tlon )?iiurnitf-ed in price, doaia-n execution Of work 0 r'- Orders reypectf nil v solicited nd promptly Oiled at tbe' very low- S.J est cash rates. Try ue. uct. '4.-in. JOHN PAKKE. LOGIN'S 3IJRBLE WORKS ! 131 I'racklin Slrert, Jolin-lonn. iHV. W' JX. - lruprlt-lor. M ShXSSJ' EAI AM. TOMIl STONES. 1 e-ts. Sc., maniifactnrcd of the very left Ital ian and American Marbles. Perfect sati-fac- -'i-,w"rk' d,ifn and price cruarantced. iiJ .Is reytf"Hysoliciuland prompt lytcxo .td. Johnstown, Nov. 11. 'Tl.-rf.l rjOAL! COAL!! The su.iscriber is prepared to fu , ? "Al, al RITl MIMll S COAL, at lowest market rales. I n-nvered promptly and fro of char... P:u"!r at any point in Khenshnro- .w :..i..i.V jfc j a- - ' ' n 1 1 T j any Kbe ahm Stokr will receivwt - Mr DA MEL II. ZAIIM. . 1, l73.-tf. "JVflLLINKKY A I)RE8 MAKING. 1 "lihvJ0 ''!? recroived an invoiee ' msmouaine jinikriery tjiood. at her MO'ns iu the East Ward. El.ensbunr. Weddin-r tk, 1 ruan Tn- patronaira of the ladies is reypeetlully solicited. 6-1, "71. PIUST NATIONAL SADDLE AND w . rH-t. (opposite Union School H,".iise, VNcst VVurd.Kbensburir.-M.M.O .NKtl.l.Jtto., F-f A Ktll' ot''r work in my line executed 111 the best maimer, nn t k.. .1,.,...... . :. at the most reasonable rt,s. ll-12.-tf.l i T.MFT. If.r rwin im A .. 1 J - , Auorwy at-I.au; Johnstown, l'a. Offioe In th ol. DRAPEB -'"iiown. i-a. omce In the old ' Exchar, building ,up-stairS.) cor.u-r of Ulin- 2Land Loou''- Win Httend to Ml bus- wanecwd ith h.,. AURICriTUKiL The Origin r,F o k Ci i.n ... .. .. Prof. A-v (rt-nv ;n v.:.. ' ' ! the I'oino'.otriejx 5,... , 1 fruits made for nian. or 'M ' j fruit-?-' Viirereti.V,!''!: j thiink u.s for .ju,,ii;m I qut-Mwii, wl.u-h is j,s t,,;;,,v,.".' ' J '-These net.-. not he :..'; ..' ,s , j fui.-ive jro; itin.i ; I tli-e who lidjv tliciiis. ... . j in tl:W rJ...ct is u::,::y ' ' direciini; t!:e v.i::se , r ...'. 'j, , j so t!.re is a j.-t ; ! sr.y 'li e art itif i ! !r?nt trhmhs in l ,,-;- . ". . ! 1. . ... ...-., : 1 .1 " 4 vnii tKV"imiu..it,'ij. . j . j ! of those natural i-t w 1 l.,.i: .u.. .1 i u j attrihrted to Jti-.i-.r r- v -u.l.h1 jpc t:i She ' '..-;; ,,: it, i; I. S.,nic (Vi.it- . r -l hoy aw;, ami he !ias o i'v .. w.t.-d ihem. ;.it ih,.... aiul .uoh as June o:,!v 1., tiu ii-acli of ( ii,.,., his trouhiv. (::...!..,-.... . in i-aws are ex:tiiii,-s. IVi-irs !:ie or not V n I i'iijrvoiiu.'!!t irn-j..'rii-,..- ! ; 'jue-iion. ... Ill vored , ami ncar'v a;', t1 .: ; Ik-cmi to iiioreis,.- tin it -I.,-.;.. extend their season. c..i:,i hc-rri.'s, r.i-p!frrit-s a:A ?.;:., tiut", and aUtve ai!, str.i !:- ela-s. 3. T.nt tno-t of tiu r jjortant fraits, n v!i a- ; not so much len ic:. ; . him. The irift nut: iiti.t raw material, time a: 1 the cereal rrait:s) it jv . , we proUiMy know tf . vi wheat there has U-n 1. ;. ture, partly hut in-.;f;. ;. , esjiorinient ; of the r.-vf. :, known which i not t:i ,.t cape from cuitivati.m. of puc!i especially as m.xb--. r.. wild original be in ;ir;i-!. hiiity none cxit. S . !" :' of S4..ine the will orLh:.; . :.. made out: of 111. .re. th-y r. tural; of som.; th.-v and perhaps h.r.a nr . 41 . r Keep tue Bkt S Jadijiny; from ti e s tions and editorial- . :i ! ing, there is s;j;; ; j knowledge. V;:: ; it will always he :V ' ' the hrst I'Ti't of th- -15 v!e-, an ()'. , oordin t his p!.i-- S4 ' pioughiPiT . mrc!y of the way. The if it has ;i it 'wn f;-i . ' cno:ig!i f .r eii;r.- ' p:v-t expel i'.T.' e I a. 'a ''est tlin to j .;. w- f ii . 'all, and the ' r.:w : ; ; is as eaiiv in t";,e -! are l!:e faoN. My t!'-'" i hein- solidified hy Ivir ! ploiiii'.iii hecoinc- :u,ir 1 not heon ploughed at . I there is v.o ruh'ii.-h iu t' 1 proves that in this part . 1 can le raised, follow in.: j in the corn alley- with j Ly cutting cif the corn j ground up and then se All this may he corre. t tiin character; but if t! ! couipac-t it will re .ir i '.: .A J i A f 4 I I ) The PERroRATiM; ; iii-lceJ Wonilcrini 1'., 1.' pLints and trees hori- tin soils in fnirch of ri'-iiii-for thi purpose a .rt power, situated at t!v CapaMe, with t:c :,i 1 , ! : cliinerj. of tlirustir. j and getting throng1: :!:i: Vet the awl conir cracopic alis.n !.;M.t ': plasru or vc''tit'.!.- . wliicli h: notion K of the elm and the ; ! the hardest soil of ..'. drains, twine aK-i:t v:: trate the seam of -t -in- u: The rinds of s,,jnc '. : t to pass throuirli oi hrick-work, and in:ik wine-collar Jt!..w. I'l. power in oTercoininu' ' ing for food, at. I w i" : clay bank to rx-'h t' ground. The ure?v y v drives plant an.l a:ii::i..! Ls almost irre.M-t.i'.! I- i i 4. Destroying Cvucti.:".-. statement from a i.Mrri-i' ; r: niantown Ttlt,ril h i-' i -r "' all who are ciiithariu-' ;''-:i :rir I have seen vari'-t: :n- t' these insects tf j!.;!:i tr -. simple nor yet so c:!- "' 1 ' Soak corn colis in v-c:--i-''! t'ioro-.lejhly saturated : t:.--': " to the liin'j of the tre.- :i ;-'' II , . ', -'lossnniing, U-ing -i"'' '" after the fruit riiM-:;-. :i- "; full of insect-. AiT""l J :" the co's every few we this t'tat the i-i--t- ' : -:; ; theco'is in .re:l-:v:v- . ' ' -young p!u:n-. 1 ' ' .'. no or f.v r,,r I 1 mcr w:t r-w.i:-' . 1 - t i;ac I1 mis a- ; , 1 on tl.L- o:!..-r .r -e- anotit n:oi r- .. rcsnt next coIk d;;n:i::4 '" plum tree-, aim fali cf delicious : TllE ".it;;-e '.u ' , ' ,,i,rf' ? ' .l ' oiic-ll i: 1 i- :-ia.;c ' : i- ,P ,. ,1, 1 , ; to the IVr.M-vha: : 1 I-'- The Long It ieK pas and tiV -M..iris aud f-. s:l.Kh).(XH). The gr.-at.-r ' ' , ,. ., . ' ' Kn County, iut;y I rilv n, 'Cn alone. '1 1 M 11
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