JUL
t I t tit'' 5 to re- T T i! !V --m' '!: nr;-to infi'TTM von t'nit I niri.D
' II e I lie r ''".n v ihis sen -'! ! rtlii
aaMlsachaincfiSIOM sA BeaM MACHINES
f.e A
c!ic. ?.;tt v
... .'U.-.'i fr.T-tof I -i I s ' 2! tniies 'jtl'U'e,
v ,-ifh is : ;c!i ii lt i'i-.s cf on-co!iiitrv'
:::.a.1'H; n prist, i L co
rei tit ciiit" in ri:it-- .aid a coterie, o!
Mil'.lt helorv 11. C J '
Mel A Jill Tl'.'.Wl. J 1 ii US itt!i '.M-t, I' Nt.l-M. l'!'.Al-.I.l--ii
m its decent lYwm t!i..; aneh-nt. h.h.-.h- "' -.. -.' r,:".".,'i - V ' : . LT. 'J V ".r. :
! IS i i eCclii. I foil
i! e.'.ii S Of li'-- C'
ii -re nr.- .m r I i.e.
nnolt-uL iuliul,- '"' ' r':.
'.ir.trv, and lu.-.tr.tains a rii"i s m ..t h. m rw an-! I-
I .-:' I CI ::ud ir-V.M-l!iir".t, both of which I ''"v ,', '?u' tins v.-i.r wilt e..iil.lc tw .,
'-" "li.-r l itstlf. We nie indebted ! r; v-'Th'as srKloii" A"''
i .:. -i. . . v.. .'. :ii;i:;;:g .oi me IV gui.il"
i"r Int proved Iron l"raiite,
( ..v.-i ?!:: newly di cover-, I if.-e. ,J Lf -Jfc&j, S
f.':ipt.
Crook T. . :
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julrr LcliTi' tin: JiilMiP r.lv.ut ten yi:irs. nil'l
flu i iliM I I, .in i r: o or ON K It 1 N l'l Kl unit
I'C.n.'. ' n . - . y I Hill SN') ill l'.M- lit ti,! I.Ti-lMIt
j- ; ,' ,;, tii n ! V I t'tv. wi'tin : :t rv!v incri-n-'-il vivir! v li';n;iiui tir
' I , l' i i l.i. 1- II r -.'."-.MMI.!ll ill tli::ll I'CIW.Ill ill-
: lJii.1V lit lnO I , .,.v .m,,,,!,-, r::'. !ii"--!'tt :iiv!
I n4' n ' 1 ; t - I r.niii'nsr: iimt'it' veil want a K KAI'I'.ii AT-
. n i . - I. III. .U. v.- ... ...... i, .... .i 1. II .!.-
C1 the illiialiii'jd OWIJS. I t'u. ,.,.t !ri..r-ti!liT.'T.t kii.'l n:isi tlic Ci.i.qMiiy
Lir niUrs a;iI informed i i":-"-'-""''-,.. y.,u ctmuot i i "-'--
K!.ci!-:-nr. June li. l7l.-tt'.
: l c
lv'
f.i't t-K-Jii.'-llt is in .Vew
nl:o::r thirty south of tho
tie. it:- :. o'f tin- tln'iOt.
ii i roun.ls it.
nr. !. i:'.-l-s f r :;l'CUt 4.';.0 people. The
I 1 ' : i I 1 1 :i
Y. I. M'C'I.II-T.ASli JollX 1 1 ANNAN".
M:ii!nr;ic)iirrrs ofand Ppalers in
j FUSNITURB!
,V.! CH.MKS. .
j We kti-ii cuustanl'y f-n haml in irrcat variety a full
1 line ol cKitiiiit
j TA11L0R AND CHAMBER SUITS,
N3YLES AND AT P.'.;C23 T 1 S JIT ALL CUSTCWERS.
Unvin t Iip m-l t-kill liil workmen in the city, wo !
I are irr- jiarct In hit ail orders lor
IS riECES OH Bt'lTS,
At lailCJIS Hclow
KitliPr Knitcrn or Western IManufapturprs.
Vf.uerotmi, No. SI FRANKLIN Street,
mii;uv ovi (isiri: i'ost ukfick,
JOHSTW., PA.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.
e.-i-AU I'lir u: ura -nt 'cr aivl (lclivtr'"l in tho
citv free ft' charge. l:J-l l.-t f.
i ficngySaved is Fvloney Earned
TIip t!.icr-'vm':! :rc nl'"Ut Inf fxliu-trtrin W iT
:.' 'Mil ICi'. I ,'.( 'ii .CC W;lS jni'l.tloliett : Stll. l-rain se-..ir.ilvr
, ... . . i ; i.-f. ha iiMwti'l ti;:trV
y a "i'liiii-!! .i.iiil who pni-itshed, in , , ,.n vh,, i.r(.Vl.r 0.xi.i
iin, i.ininn, i-j . ,. . ,. .., ... n.,.,1,.11 i',.!,.
nil'l r.TiiT Hi"'.
i ! ;! iiH m in t 'i" Wi-Jt .
iii'pi!';Uin n t h" l'ar;ni I -.
!-i!,t;ii;i (1 Ii. : ; ;uii Id : li rS , As . F.-nri.n-.' .Mill it -;im; 'I ! snri:is-. .1. :.ii.
, . , , ... - , , i: nil:." tip- r.'fil -' l :i r.i ..r .-in i':nniicriniiii' i . .-.
!n nn. .!'ilir, 1 .'..,. allot tlt'f .1 , it ;s rn i'l nn-l .-oiih. ! (. an.t iri v ? ol
u .! ii.h.ut' aecoimt ofit. This i ,:":p'1 iM ".., wjiarntlwr ni.linv
U- 1 in.t.', IJ1 I'M" Vi I V cit'tri Ii, ' Tb rt?io Kaivloll MtU wiil impmvr tho
1 ' t ; I , ti ,i I'n ' li' 'I " M"ir l.'ill. i iiiiiiii fin'- Hiir M"in in
Ii -' I ' 1 ii I-l'l r .' ft nr.l i ic ?l 1 ... . . ...
a i ;
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(.'liiilC.-i'.
I;l "It'.-. i,::c , ,., u,i,., ,. ,...,, i.,-r l.'ht-l : un.l will !:iir...
h'o :H1 tll-ilollt nreha'iosist. l.v In-n-a-.' tli ylcM i..;r aer... i;y tlic liisilii f nr'le
..... ci ''. i V"ii n re i-Ti.-i i.n ii i'i iiniiiin.
IV !'.' V'.-i'.e.l II;.- fitV !l Vtt.r ?i'4"Op UVP. W'i'i"tlif l.rinlell S-.ara'"r you can a!." flan
l our run l.rasn sreii. I liny miviiii n mreo nmmm
f. n-M t"r irrn-.-1 see.lf.
Ins null work on an entire new prinei Ie n
. ii'i...i ! i ' h'luil'i-ll . i.:n fnll-ikliMIil
a I
V
ftl.e .a
Of t!.'
v ol' (ho ti-ne ci .'-: tial type, almoml ' u'-'Ji' :.w.
.. . .1 , I.,. '! ... ttltt.. r,...t I !
(....w ....... ........ .v", , v.. ii will I..; . -ll.il! to iu.lj
vass.r.-' will eTlii'ilt if ilurinir tl.o ,eas..n,
v-...t I... nl.it. I., iil.l ... Inr i'i. II I'Si 1 vo;
1 r.i'V ori -ss t.'u'W liair ami tliemselves i it merit!--.
... not l uy until yen o. e it Work.
For inlorinaiii i!. aillre-
in C'hiiifso fa.-hion. Their ivlinioii
liarLarotisiI v niaaniliceat. .Monto.iiiia !
is tlit-ir h ily. Jii.-t (.turiino: is looked
McCLlSTOCK if CO.,
f'?I" at li:iri e 0; eh day. Jnilllol'l.tlity On.? or Itrn iphhI Aa-ent? w;r.e! In every eoiiiiiy.
i--? part of t !i ir creed. The preist" Imve r'l VA'tiil T T I ? i 1
hotvilv eml.i.iMe.ed rohes which have! Hl.IH ,Jtljr
, , TT t. , BOOK. DRUG S33 VARIETY STORE
e.'!V!ii).tii s ol worsii' :u-e iormal and i
rn .- -.i , f T A V 1 N't! i-eceiu ly I'lilarireil our stoek we n re
pompotli. I iK' Hi: iiaiity of t'le StrailS-re , I ,,w ,-, ju sell at a wa-.-u- re.liili..n
people, as far, ct h :it, ;t for-t-Wners ! f"',MVr -'" '' 't; ,"r t c,","i,- '-
' 1 '. . ..it. Ilritrfs, M' .l n un s. l' rl uii'.iTV. lain v ..ais.
t'.iV COIit'ei Ueo, Is t I'lVp I'o.'.C I la I Ie. It !S l.intr-, -.; ai .1 Sluir lU-t.irat i es.
i v.l...f 1 . il, . l, v- l- .. .. , .1 , P l'ilis.Oint 1 1 i -1 1 1 . l"la--t i . I,iiiiiiici.t-i. I'mii K ill
piOHt.le th;t u ke-p a record Of I u. c,,,,,.. Matm-si.,, l'.-s. .Iani:ii.-.i liinvi-r.
evenU lv meaiid of tvinjr tteeidiar i"i.ivn -itnf Kvnaets i:-iurs. inuni
, ri.i -p . I s r"l'. 1"" i "I'. ?iJtC'i ;-yru., lihul.a il,
knots in lorr eords. J Ins, if true, i'Ure .-.ii
seems to c-t al.iish some kinship or re- j CfgDI'3 anc! Tobaccos,
mote aeipiaintance.sliip Ln-tweeu them i llani. itonk". D:-nis, Xnti-i .-uni r..ini: rap.
! II,,. Ivir,.. 'ri,,.;,-.,,.,- .,! ;. stv'""'i"'"-i.'l at ! nil Kin. is li .N, ue iat t-r:
til S I -. W LI IJIIil lib 15
1 V::ti C repMI i.e.
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IV'ver i-j Vi'iM. !t:.-.fl; I K.-,
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Ink. Po.-ket. mi. I I'as-
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e3.ei! in aeniiiio.i vl iiiirl.t :re:i.!pi.?-5. j ri.-. i::fii-y. I."'ii.i -. ri .... x:-a., : i:..,: -.
IP.i-il ;i ii'i -ho-5i'ii. .1. or.lel'lhrit : J . ':'.'' i'. 1.1 : V. t" m v.e v. ..il.l :uitt: lliosa-
, ' . , . -. i t 'i a ii .:i ( f t ! . I... . iii .
tneir u!'.;:-) -.i o.:i'-e :a iv not be mord:- , i jury: : ri: a: ::r-M. at i,,n, r in i.-. -ovw
lv lot:-;. 'i'l:. rrta.J:.;:! ' : evti: aie j t:',::' ' AM ' !T ''',! i:i 'V'.; t,i;!,',- , ,
; j I .i . ! a;m . :gi,i - L . ' !n r In.!" -al" ...r I .'-
t .. -.iA nci : mi..- to tone. i:e oi them t.-ia. i.i.mmm.v a- s ;!:!; a v.
her is ?A.oltofi A"-;.'': .?...ia:-t.e.-.,i ..:. l.;.'.
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lei f thf-e f--r-t--! uith tho stV.te-
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lv d in t iii;:-ti.)ii. V,; tiii.-,
di..' -1 "i-i!- i 'tlunie-i M'i
'!:.: i-, r:..-t r. hea-t of! r.r.h.-n v.::.h tlivni,
h h" is - : i 1 all Indian tiihi-:.
i h"!d in hi;.:'! re-p-.ct. j i r t j -k s ; re
n. Tkev
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vi v n ii-co:d : v. i:ie:i we hnve
t .-h-.v i li (t thl:j isohited eoia-
iity !;::-. maintaine I ill traditions i
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h. : ii v c.-iv.-'.'ti'l V .-tod- i i'V !' IU I'lI.I'.S. S.-n.l ..r eireulur.
i
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!ms:er Sewing Macliine
An I nt f.T.L!" ; knt ni T'.i' ! to. An
! Anfi Whcio to Fi-uy It.
i
I f i'i'-.ti:', m n See li--r.-. m-i-lili..r. Pan y.m tr-ll
i'i. v. :o i', i -:- ,i i.iiy me mir inarinne j.ei-i.ie
i ,i'k lnurli :i.-,iil '?
'ii 7.1 o; I a-.i.N.si'.t la : . it I. I,!'-i -in e. 1
1 :'. - i . i e il is the Sinter S.-v-'nic Ia hi lie I hat yen
l,,.':lli.
i -. - v.--. t'iu:. the natpp .-f ;t.
i . ;-- Will. .jii-. .j,,-,ii flierp. two .a.ers eart
! ;-..' ti-'.- store, i-tl.e ,i:oe. ani :a y i ..r.i for it
;. , - ti .i : '. 1 v. el ! I'l'-a- '1 w : ti y. iir en r I: a u .,;i
in '?: in aie o those i i-iehiii.'-. ? 'TP. M'ti.i.v
T 'i '. t i---tr-n: s. 1i:-.p p,-.v en htmlaM s..l'.
r, a I s:e - ol il,, s... iin! i.-j.en- , I.!.' inaeliiio s. Irom" lie
i'l. i;,'.-! to i lie mo.-: ',t ilt:l I'',,'. ; II. I 111',' llfl'Mlnln,,-
i'm t ii f' "M, e. .ti 'a !:o wi 1 i l,e l":i -"-I to !ir iv -oii
,' ii" in - n I out t el t heir va ";oii- niaelt ifn-s. w fn-' lif r
x-i.n i'. to one or not. They '! !.'' t liren-l.
li, , ,' s pi 1 ilientt" r :: ri t.'ri n;i ' la of a s-ew-i"tr
t-en-liiiie. an, I are a! nil I i i.r s ,.i -eiare, to at.
1 , n I t 1 1. r-j.i i ri ii' of in. I,-!' 'nes i .1 a oil -i ant: 1 1
mi.! Mii...i.'!,.rv matin. r. en. I a' i i-rv mo-ler.ifp
i,',-. I,,nt l,",v.r-'t tli" i :, 1 1 :t:li r-.-t. two
-1 , f X.iltnr. store, Lil. iisl.in e; 4 V-l. -t t. J
instance of e't rai dinary intelligence
i; ''.im by a corrf --po'ident o!'-''i.i
f. '' llr' ;."' The ::e:it Ionian w ho wit-la-isad
t'ie event was a ? !.mt tiiiiO f- iace
u a i-:t to .'cetland, r.nd during one
of his w alks he came mtss some men
who were '.va-ldnc sl eep. Clos, to
tlie Tvntr-r win iv tiie op-era' ions wore
being canied on was a -;i:r'.!l p.-n, in
which a l.-ui'.-?:fie::t often Urep were
I I'letd ic-.'v 'a' the nun f. i' .w.diimr.
While wati liii-L: the perforinanee Ids ' ',
attention was ea.Ilcd to n sl:eep dec; ly- j
v.ij; do'.vn elo--i: bv. Th.s animal, on ! ' i r lf 11 T 1 PniTCI,"
V 1 1 itl ' J IV KJ OJj,
l iti .sia ;tt;. ia.
the pen becomin-j; nearly i rnpty, with-..H--
o u I fV. -..- o..-.- r.f....t..l ,.ir'
. - '.Ul't 11 ".'lli ."11 .Ml.', Sl.l till I'll 1 ., . .
)A f. , ... , , . - r , . John Fitzharrls, - Proprietor.
to tne mam ljd of the Cock ano . . .-.,. . , , , ,., .
. i.i, , j IA IMl liaseii mid l-f f iirmsho.l Unj nboro
t'l OUoliL Iia.'a U'll of their P.UP.lher. and " well know il nn.1 popular hotel, tin- ii-iir.
i1nv, t'n in int. tl r, . .1 ; i t'ti.r is im.w ainply prepare, I to nee.iiiiiinl ite
(irot l.lt 111 into t!.0 empty WaIll:. ., whu in-iv fax or hi,, u-;th their pair., !...".
lien's. Ire fact if tho d"" briii"-ir'r i 1 '"' l"'sl ln' 1,1:11 krt aiioi-'is win ! i ?-ei
urMli-ll-u.,i.,Ml' l " at t!,e TaMe at nil sens,,,,-, the l!ir will be kc pt
CX.tCtl) tlie same numhei ol sluep as , t-, a:, Ily suppli. ,1 with the ehoi.-est liquors.
i:id raeated it he looked upon -at first i ""' e,,ii.iii..ii,.iis sii(i,i,. v. iii i.o un h r ihe
., 1 , ! ','i, ' "r :i eai el .il aii.l at lent i vc h' ?! I( r. No
as a trnnecoine!t!tnee,i mere chance. ; ; i m i... paii-.i to remier toa sts i-.nnii.i t-
1 hi l.,- .nil' iiiiinil I -ir.lii,,.-. .11 on. 1 1.1.1.I1 "lie .uol w pt.-tiieil i ti ei cry pail ieu lar. 11 ml
l.lll 11 eoiliinneil lOoMlli; oil, ami mill 11 , ,v j.n. . i iitteiition t..!,!,,,,.;,,,,! n ino.lerato
to his surprise, rs soon as the men had fi:'n,' "r iin.',,,s.,i0 piopoi-iui- hopes to win his
1 . . . i ivuv In pulil t la or. (Mm- ' Isft-tM
reduced the nurubtrto three shceji, the j J A.
dop; started otr:vj.:.i,i a n.l brought back I I l.T IV I VJ-sV IlOl 'SC,
ten more; and so he eon' iniu d thiou di- I Jitiiann Ktrppt, iw-iifoni. in.
OUt tll afternoon, neve!' bi 'miri,,- ,m,, ' Th! well knwn Hons.. ins reeently hern len.e.
, 11"" """ """"i -it-m il. ho. having hinl nmnv years'
more nOI one iC-6 ailll .llwavs miincr p r m -e in keeptntf a lus: e!a-- Iioiel, KVpeel-
for a fresh lot when only three' wevo u," ' "lir,t ,ht' i':" -"':'- the piii.i.e.
orl L1AL fl I 1 trj I IUi I'J IrtAoliiltNl DuAMUlHj.
A rr.i-j.'i i, nts i'l he ma-lc I.y whieh micsls
C1a I .- Iiirnishe.t with liieal? at any hour.
Tkrojs if!.;,,) VIM 1A : $ ioVkk MKKK.
l.parili-rHtukvn l,j the Day. Week, flonth or Vpar.
left ill the pen, evidently la in"; awaic
that iluiiiigtho time the I ist three weiv
tvashing he Would be able te bring up
a flesh detachment.
Uo'll'or.l. June
MAKV J. II 1 n-'LK.
7.-:an.
n . .. . 1. ... 1 .. ?i . 1 . .
I'u.i 1 use a uaru pencil. least 1 vt .
th,li.lh,i,.lvi..,...n IVnnwiiM, !,.,1 IH llSI.,r
benedict jrives his f.hnds. lie ox- - WOOLEN FACTORY!
llaiiisit thus: His v.il'e ik-siled him ; J-j .v ' ' ; i;'' '"!..-: n. ,. ..t-eri iTI- , "
to wiite a note to a lady, invitin.4 her ,,.t,:nlVaei!!,!."kVH.V-o.i';':'. !,':i'M';'r'",J,,
to r.tcl a p.irtv of t.i.niis ul nu.jr !. n j; '.s ! 1, n n ki;.s ',,t ;,',
1 , , 4l,t . -1 1 1 Mill AlNti .ib'Ns. ..'.,.e. ' cm s
ho ..-.. xitt-'i lllH-bV li.l I OOlie ::S S. oi.l taken i'i iM iuu.-.e for ,r.,r ,.
i: 13 wile ttesu-eil, and st.rU-a to post u,kl,"''",' ;.; , ' ia" 1 '"
t.ie note, f.I.e sm- on another piece ol , KLcn-tmrr, Ki-a.?!, i-'7J.-ti.
if swiu iTfiws a rii cv
WASHINGTON ST ItEKT,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
. Wholesale and Il Jail Dcalc? s in
wmmmmmm
3iil.i.v. i:it v c;mis,
IIAHnWAIiK.
tjUF.N.SvVARK.
B( UTS AND SIK)i:S.
HALS AM) CAPS.
I HON AND NAIU
CARPETS ANI) Olb CLOTHS,
I ! I : A 1 V - M A D E C LO T 1 1 J N G ,
(JLASS WARE. YELLOW WARE.
WOODEN ANI) WILLOW WbE.
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINuS,
Tofetlicr with nil manlier of Western J'roiiuee
.ieli as FLOlTlt. BACON, riSH, SALT
OA l; HON OIL, tc, .tc.
J"" Wliolesalo ami rclail orilerf policitcd
ami i ror.iptl v fiileii on tlic shoi test notice and
most ie.ist liable trims
WOOD, MORItELL & CO.
!. 0. IL ZAHM:
DKAI.KIt IN
DHY GOODS,
NOTIO.3, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QuEENSWARE,
AND ALL OTHER C.OODS USUALLY
KEPT IN A COUNTRY STOKE.
WOOL ANI) COUNTRY' PRODUCE
TAKKN IN tXtllANGI". FOR UOOHS.
Store on South Side of Wain Street,
I;ocjihJii 1 e,
T'miriPWlvM FWwn.lP iwwm
VWI. P. PATTON,
Slaiitil'atiifpr aiKl Iiiil-r In
CABIHETFURHITUaS
JOA.S701IA', 1'A.
How to Raise Fi.ax At the lat session
of the Farmers' Chd, tlie stiti ins and
directions conve'-nin!?; tits eiii;inic?l aim ist
everything except what is absolutely neces
sary for a tiller of the soil to know before
he can rtisc a cro of flax in a satisfactory
manner Tiiese ia.li-pensable requisites it
is proposed to snpnly This will be the
'ipoloiry for snvin brief Jireetions for mis
ing !li with satisfactory profit.
It is of eminent importance that a flax
rrower shoi'.U unilen-tanJ lioforehaml what
is to be done, how it shmill be performed
and what should he avoided, in the manage
ment and preparatioa of the soil. When
flax is rnNed for the fibre chiefly, nothing
bat flax should lie allowed to occupy the
ground. Hence, grass, weeds and other
crops growing among flax must he avoided.
A sin-oth and even surface of the ground
where flax grows, is of great importance
when harvesting the crop. Hence, elids,
pods, tussocks of grass half decayed, r.nd
numerous hollows should be avoided. The
seed should bo of prime and uniform quality
and be put into the s,i! at a shallow and
uniform depth, so that there may he satis
factory uniformity in the length of the
tems. When a part of the scsd is barely
covered another portion is buried by the
feet of a heavy team several inches deep, the
flux will he of unequnl height and will not
mature uniformly. Hence teams should
never be allowed to travel on land whero
flaxseed has liecn sawed, unless the surface
he so compact that the seed will not be bur
ied more than one inch in depth. The seed
must lc sowed with uniform cieaness or
the fibre will he of variable quality. The
foregoing are the chief essentials. Now
then, the all-important question is, how to
do the work. The cultivator lias leeii told
what to do times without numlicr. Rut
how to do it is a part of flax raising which
has never seemed to lie worthy of the notice
of writers on Rax culture.
Most writers have told us to choose a rich,
loamy soil for flax. R.it when a fanner has
not a square rod of loam on his entire farm
such counsel will tend to bewilderment.
Fl ix can Ie iai.-s;d on any soil w here fair
crops of the cereal ia, red clover and gra-s
will grow. The primary desideratum is n
mellow and smooth seed bed. This must
he prepared with agric.ilt.iral skill. It will
neer do "to hog oer" a lield ia the cut-and-c
ver style of ploughing. If the seed
is to sowed on sod ground it mast he
ploughed in a neat, smooth and ploughum:--like
manner. Then the surface shuul I he
rolled to press the furrow slices down evenly,
after which it .sliould ha harrowed two,
three or four times, or until there is a depth
of two or three inches of mellow soil. The
seed inny then !e sowed and covered with a
brush harrow, drawn hy one or two men.
If the gro-.ind is heavy and dNpo.-cd to lv
imnj.y, let it he ploughed in late autumn,
v. that every clod will he red.avl to a mel
low eoii'liti-m before spring. When the
hind is sulli i-'iitly dry to be worked in the
spring let it be harrowed sm-wthly, rollc 1,
if at all lumpy, the seed sowed and covered
with a brush harrow. Let the surface of
the field be made as smooth and mellow as a
carrot bed before the flaxseed is put in.
Then, if hushed in, the crop will be of a
uniform growth, and will yield much mors
of both seed and fibre per acre.
MIY STORE BUILDING, 113 & IIj CLIMON STItEEF, JOHNSTOWN, TA.
Mn renii",
I!.-. 1st. ti.ia.
Wastistiitois,
Si-l.-l -icr-'is.
Ch ll'llo r Sets,
Pat lor S'-ts,
Wtir.li-, Iii's,
!'. .! ( tlM S,
1,1 ll'lj-.s.
Ate., .Vc, .Ve.. vVi'., ,
Pa no f'ha irs,
W nil S'-a t ( 'rta ir,
K iteh.-ii I'ii i in tn re,
li.'il 1. oi i no-fit.
Ma I tro -.,
'1 ' te-n-'l'i tes,
K.v ti its-ii ,ii TaHes,
I'-iiiiiil: '1' .ihles,
npl.ot.riU.
. .Vc. ii'.. Ac, ice, .Vc.
ItVKttV I) KSCII I PTII ! OK
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
I'la 'i.' to r r.ler in xo. lh-nt sf ninl at low
pi 'efs. ( ': liitiet a ml haiviiafe' i s' materials l
till !. inns I r s:i ic i 'o iti i I ore 'I, liieieil at any
p. on! iii .li.iinsii.wn orut li.i , ! n itol Sta I ion free
Of .'.?!;! i ti.ir.j-... W M. 1'. IM l'I'O.N.
.lohnst.v.vn, Oct. 'l. lsto.-if.
HE KOLIDfiYS M OVER!
AS WF. Al.l, KNOW, lit'T T1IK
IjIP jr. Jil ZD 5SEs
CHEAP GASH STORE,
Are not over, hut r.it her under, those of any other
dealer in
Cry Ms. Dress Ms, Hats anl Cap,
Soots, Shoes, Notions,
GhOftllilB, ILOlli, FEED, GRAIN, Af.,
In lliis ".cfli o Tinilii-r."'
-"A potiiplele nn-l eleyint assortments of new
iro. now in store will poojt ively he so, nt I hp
elosesl niaririn. Country pr.xluoe nt the hia:hst
market priors taken In e?felintrc foriro.xls. Full
sarisiaeiion srntiriinteeii to all huyers. Store on
lliwh street, near Onirc Ftreet.
K. J. MILLS.
Elu'ntiluirjr, Jan. 10. 174. -tf.
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i-'oa t i .. i to c mi', an 1, my !;, lisvj-. I shall ii. I)l"lsil il l'jjf, I ;i.
Iiave the !,a,,,.;,K-ss ,.f a long 'a;1!1; home ICII.I, rf.-eive (.y ,sit. dNer.mit
VVltliyoua.nl ,i sweet g.iod-nisrhf. kiss. I T uml eoilri-t notes, uiol atl.-.iJ to ml the
dtro not SOC V.-U often, or my cmsumia, i.y'y ,lo'T, ' V-' i irvr , ,-
love would iH-ttay u- both, llut, 'd.iU.j; : -I'lry.L -JAI.-.AUM, t.,,sl..er.
dear, don t fad to come." ; x Aii j. j OA T.MAN, M. I).,
'I ht Wife paid "Swi .t alattio" a is'it, i I'liJ i-inn nnJ ..rveoii.
and the result was that M.itlie did not 1 om. Cc.i, iiiiM, ?,,.t, ,."wW"mur',
riCi.vpt the kind iil itaUulJ. 1 " '" ,! "'' '.l Town Hall. Juiian street.
. ai i u-iil cuiia iuouiJ Lie uiuiie. UL-U'.J
rTcmTrnn T77nr.T mi n i nrrnnTT
Vs inti-resteu parties have Loon reporting in
tile lir.t-l h.-rii li.tt-r f,f rl,fc ...... .1...,
j i:.t, s l,,r tuMtmfr.eliii ion- Woolen fnio.ls. &c,
, lire :,, ,. i, higher tlmn Ihey really nre we l.--!n
i 11 'i-i ,ii i,,r r own ji,ot"fiiou ami tor
!i i - i!" ',l:u"" r thu I'uhiic to publisli the
1. 1ST OF VKICF.S.
S-'LoO per pair.
) an.l 3.1 i ts. per yaril.
" i ts. per yard.
............... ro etu v ,-. I
Carding and Spinning Itil ts. pi r lh!
Carding 7 .
T. 1. .IONKS SON S.
July 13. lt".o-tf. JLootiabuia Wowleu Factory.
T'.i lnkots
Flannels
"as -i ni'Test.
Stitinetts
A New Paint. A new ceonornieal paint
tvith the oxi-chloiide of zinc has just been
discovered. It nitty be made in two ways.
The first is by taking chloride of zinc, pre
p trod hy the ordinary process, and free of
acid, concentrating the solution, so that
when col 1 it marks fifty-eight degrees
Reamne. Then prepare a solution contain
ing 1 1-2 pounds of carbonate of soda for
eeiy 3 gallons, and mix the two solutions
in the proportion of 9 pints of the first for
. gallons of the second. This liquid is mixed
u ith the white of zinc to form a paint of
ordinary consistence, whieh is to be applied
immediately. One equivalent of chloride of
zinc for one equivalent of oxyd is found, by
analysis, to Ik- in the above proportion. The
?eond method of making this paint is by
using the sulphate of zinc. In this case, it
must be a solution marking 10 degrees
Ren nine, adding, for every gallon, 1 ounce
of borate of soda. These solutions may lie
kept for quite a length of time, but the
wiiite of zinc must be added only when the
paint is to be used, and then a quantity only
sufficient to last one hour is to lie prepared.
The white which it gives is very line ; it
colors as well as oil painting; it is very ad
hesive and solid ; its price is half that of the
oxyd of zinc; it is inodorous and may lie
used on wood, iron, or cloth. It docs not,
however, mix with coloring matters, and
must be applied only as white paint.
Steel Tens.
The prowth of pens has kept pace 'with
oar fractional postage, our locomotives,
and our steamships. The quill would
never have sufficed, and so pens of steel were
brought in. They were first sold in England
that is, when they could be got nt five
shillings each, and wien they were, at the
best, of indifferent quality. They were
very gradually improved, and in time flexi
bility and softness were given to then, by
the addition of two side slits The demand
increased; machinery was employed in the
manufacture, and the price -was reduced to
one shilling. A constant lettering and
cheapening have since lieen going on, and
now steel pens are used nil the world
over. They are manufactured in innumer
able kinds and qualities, and sold at from
three-halfpence to twelve shillings a gross.
At the low average of half penny a dozen,
more than three thousand pounds' worth
are made weekly in Riniiingham, and near
ly fifteen hundred pens are sold for the price
of one fift 3" years since. Rut they may be
had at three half-pence a gross, or twenty
four for a farthing, and each pen will have
passed through at lco-st twelve different
processes !
A writer says : I planted early and
late peas at the same time in the same
drill. The early sorts, he says, "came
up first, caught hold of the stakes,
supported the others until they got hold
of the same, and the result was he had
a beautiful crop of peas three weeks
Ix-fore the late varieties were ready to
gather, thus giving a double crop off the same
ground with the same sticks." This will do
well for persons having nuiull gardens.
Ell FOSTE R & III
Hew Embroideries
WHITE OOOBSt
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Latest Styles La-lies' anl Children's
Hats and Bonnets
TKIMMEI AND I'XTHIMMED.
Ribbons and Flowers,
A most complete variety, just opened.
SDN UMBRELLAS aid PARASOLS.
of all sizes, styles and qualities, at unusually
low prices. A lull stock of
iv i j a 1. o v 12 ,
all colors and fires, as low as 75 cts. icr pair.
Ilnir Hand Gloves 2
Foil OAlMlEX WEAK.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
niniook mill Jnmnft Mnlln,
SIh nl Orjf inlio .Mu.Iin.
Willi- itiifl o!or-l I. K",
l.awns, llxnibnrz K'tsinss, Towr!, kr.
rKKCAI.KS, for Summer Suits, vprjr cheap.
The Olekated "RIVEHS1DE" HAT
IS WHITE AND KI.ACK STIIAW.
Moiwnhtg Homwts, JInfs atul Veils
AI.WAVS IV STOCK, AT
Geis, Foster & ftuinn's,
Nos. 113 arid 115 Clinton St., Johnstown.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO
CASH BUYERS
AT THE
Etenstmi HMliii STORE.
r,IIR nni'.ersiirne.l respect fully informs tho
1 citizens of Klv'nst.nrir and the public iron or
Hllv that I t Ras made n CIII'AT KKI IU "I'll IN
IN 1'KK'KSTOCASII HU VF.US on all goods in
his ilne, consisting- of
MOWING and HEAPING MACHINES
AND OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS ;
(MING, FAR LOU AM) HEATING STOVES
of the most popular desiirns and of alistjlcs,
prices mid ipialitif s :
JHffmOrEVBTBESCRBIHS!
of ray own manufacture;
HARDWARE, ALL KIND;!
such fl" T.T.ek-. Screws, Mutt Uinires, Shutter
Minirea. Tal.lo Hinges. I!, .lis. Iron and Nails.
Window t;i;isi. I '11 My. Tn ide Knives and Forks,
ii rvinir K id vis a ml forks. Pocket Knives, Tu
nic mid Ten Spoons. Meat i 'utters. Apple 1'arcrs.
Sci.'soi-s, t-ltf iirs, Itazoi and Strops, 1 1 ainni'-rs,
A vi s. 1 lilt' hi ts. ISorimr Machines. A nyui-s. "ii
sels. Pianos, ( 'om passes, S'tna r s. 1'ilcs, Hasps,
Anviis, Vises. Wrenches. Hip. l'anel and Cress
Cut. S nvs. Chains of till kinds. Sin. i Is, Spades,
Sevthes and Snaths. Kiikos. Forks. S icitr h-Bel Is,
Shoe Last. JVlts. Win, Bristles. Cloihes Wash
ers mid Vrinsrer. l'atent tlmrns and, Pateht
.Machines jrencra I ly, ( ; ri nd-St ones, 1'iitont Mo
i asses J;it es and Measures, Luinlie r St if k. Cast
Steel liill.-s, shot (inns, Hevolvers. I'ist , ils.;( "a r
tridyes. l'owder. ( iips. Lead, IJorse Sho.-s ntnl
Nails. o,l stov Plates. C, rates and Fire 1 tricks.
Well and Cistern I'umps. Ate., &c;
Harness end Saddlery Ware
of till kind, in preat vaiictv;
VOOD and WILLOW WARE
lieyond description;
C.I Tlli OX OIL ami OIL LA3IVS,
l isli Oil. Lard Oil, Linseed Oil. Lulirieat imr Oil,
I.'osin, Tar. I'aints. Viirnislies, To rpciit inc. Al
cohol. Ac. ; Sil vcr-Platcd Ware, Classware, &c
lsiniil.v C i,o(?crios,
such ns Teas, Colfeo, Suirars. Syrups Molnscs,
Spices. Iiried 1'eai hes. Oried Apples, lloiiiiny.
Fish, (.'lackers, Kicc, 1'earl llarlcy. tVc.
T'olnn o"c Mini CJiti'n I's;.
1'aint, Varnish. A hitowiish. Scruh, Horse. Shoo.
Stove, Dnstimr. Clothes and Tooth Itrushcs. n II
kinds and sizes: lled-Cords, Manilla Hopes, and
many ntlmr articles, at the Uiinst intrx forrifh.
HOUSK HPO't'JXG
mndo. paititf-d and put up ns cheap ns possildo.
Foit cash, t-.'" A liberal discount made to
country dealers buyinir Tinware lv whol'ale.
C.Foltlit: 1IUNTLEV.
Klicnsliurff, July Si, ls73.-tf.
JVjKXT DOOR TO POST-0 1'FICK.
Cookinq- J1ao-!,
Iloxrtinjcr" Stoves.
TIN, COPPER &. SHEET-IRON WARE
If iivint? recent ly taken possession of thonow
lyliltfd Ui and commodious liiiildiiif!- on Hijrh
stri'ft. two doors east of the R-mk and nearly
opposite th" Monntiiin House, the siili.-rilior i'
lictter prepared than ever to manufacture all
articles in the Tl N. COPPKH and SHKIOT-IIti IN
WAlMliiif, all of which will lie furnished to
huyers lit tho very lowest livinjr prices.
The suliscrilK-r also proposes to keep a full
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor and Keating Stoves
of tho most approved dosiirns.
I-SPOrTINP. and HOOFIXf! made to n.rd.T
and warranted perfect in inaniifacturo and ma
terial. HF.PAIHINt; promptly attended to.
-no oik. nine ny mo win l.c ilune riiz-ht and
on fair terms, and all STOVRS and VA H K sold
by me can bo dependfd Hfion ns to qnalio- and
Ciinnol Ik undersold In price. A eont iniiance
and increase of putronairo is respect full v solici
ted, and no effort will be wanting to render en
tire satisfaction to all.
v x VALUE L.CTIUXGKK.
EbensburK, Oct. 13, ls7U.-tf.
Loretto Marble Works.
PRICES REDUCED!
M OX I'M KXTS. TOMIiSTOXKS. HT"lIE-r
and TABLE TOPS; also. 1 lesiirns for Scotch
Urnnitrt Moiiiiments. AVe ilestre to invite the at
tention of the put. lie to our beautiful le?iirn i,,r
Monuments and Tomlistones. made of t l,e verv best
Italian nn.1 American Marbles, and which w'ill he
furnished at as iow rate as similar work can he
ol.lamed in Philadelphia or elsewhere. lVrleet
satisfaction iruar.mtoeil. and work shipped to anv
point at our risk. All orders from a distance will
he promptly attended to. Hememher t hat ourde
snriis and our work will compare tiivoraT.lv with
anv In the State. AV1LK1XSOX c KEELY.
J.retto, March 13, 18r4.-tf.
Parke's Marble Works,
I3! t'rnnklln StroO, JolinMonll.
MONr.MT'NTS. HE 1 1 and TOMB
. . , s'l 1 M :s . i 1 1 " NT I . II a li d A B I - jJ?X
Nl-.I' SLABS. MANTELS. Ac manii. fcif ailll
N I'-r SLABS. MANTELS. e.. tnanu-t
laetured of the very best Italian nd?.sjh Ml
American Marbles. Ent ire sat i.Mae- O ' 1 '!
tion s-ui-ranteed in price, design and iwft
CAfentien of work. . VJ
iii-.l,-d ,,irii ,.i:. c .--e-,.
and promptly tilled at the very low-
est cash Tiiles. Try us. 8r.rr
On.S4.-m JOHN PARKE.
LOUIS'S MIliliLIJ WORKS !
1.11 I'rniiUlin Nlrrel, Johitonn.
I01IV W I.OIS4', - Proprietor,
lyjoNEMENTS, HEAD Axil TOMB STONES,
(DI'XTKK ami CABINET SLABS. AND
TELS, ie.. matiiifafOired of the vc ry best Ital
ian and American Mart.les. Perfect satisfac
tion in work, desiirn and prifo irnaranteed.
' rriors respect f nil j- solicited and prompt
l3lcxe litcd. IJahnstown, Nov. 11, "Tl.-trf.l
("E0. Ai. READE, Allomey-at-hnw,
- Ehonsbnnr, Vn. Otlipe on Centre street,
three doors from Hltrh ttrcet. auif.27,'T3.J
,V.l th Nsw cf Ss::::!
ENGLISH BRUSSELS
Stair and Hall Brussels Carpet.
Thrcc-Plv CARPET.
EXTRA SUPER CARPET.
VENETIAN and GIRTHING CARPET.
Jitfrain Carpet, all wool,
COTTAGE fAHFET FROM Z CENTS IT.
Mattings and Door Rugs.
rioor Oil Cloths 4-4. r-4, R-4. and S-4 wide; Stair
Oil Cloths and Table Oil Cloths: Window
Shades at prices to suit everybody.
piuxts xVrr ci3Xrrs.
PPIUNO AX1) SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS!!
tyTho nt t.-ntion of tho Ladies is invited to
our Itcta.il Millinery Depat tinent. Ilai inif i-n-Kajred
a first-class Milliner from the East and
beiny constantly in receipt of the latest and
handsomest styles, we are prepared to suit all
tastes and meet all pecuniary circumstances.
NEW DRESS GOODS
OF FIXKST QUALITIES.
Country merchants will find it to their
T I: tt I S i' to call and examine our stock. Wr
can till their orders in Dry (ioods. Notions and
Millinery at the same prices they would have
to pay in the cast, and thus save freight and
traveliiiK- expenses.
WHOLESALE ROOMS, SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS.
Geis, Foster & duinn's,
Xos. 113 and 11") Clinton'St., Johnstown.
ESTABLISHED VmU-Wt mil
.,, . 1
A PealKoman e a ft iv .,,.,,1
fore the late war a certain !, J
came to Calais aiel Iioanl. , fu..
time at the Calais Hous0 o,.,, , , J-
Geor-e Wilder Af;. , i , 1
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er After a id ;i
i moved to I'rii.t..., .i
w ut'l-c; I (
Tieea medicine, and in ti,v tii.
time married Miss Sj. ,..,- a v
spectal-le youn lady (lf t, . t
The marriage occurred in.- i,
war began, and soon ? ;"tt i x,
enlisted. hile in llieain v .
ter was born to him. r,; .",
regularly sent letters and i:,, .;.', .
vv ife. IJut after awliiio w r, '. ' ;
so, and nothing was heard
some time after the cl-wo , ,
when his wife leanie-.l th:,t i. '
ricd the only dattghn t- ,,f
man in another State and v
with her. b'lie went to SeC
failing to Cnti him she vnv !
wife, who said the dHt..r ..
first wife and their cl,;i,l
j She then returned home ,,, a ,
a divorce. Some time a!-, , ';
went West to work, and i .;;
and finding herself unable t ,
her child, she wrote to !..
band" asking him to c., -.
waras me sujijiort ofliis ,,,... , j
rejilitHl in a jienitent I. -i. r. ex';-. ,'n,
a ucsire to ee liei aii,( t
ters. P.y agreement t!,. v i
ton, and he provided
ilaughter's support. V i
nice ensued letvvcen tin- ii i
ties, which finally ivsuh, j
ing to leave hi sci on v,
marry the first one. Sim
about two weeks a, , t;,L. v, ;
emony was done over nc :i;
twiee-marrieel couple h:ivc
seek their fortune. 'r. i
of the other wife we have 1
to learn. This is a s!t:.i -f
it is vouched f-,r by fiii.
qiiailitnnces of the pert: s. '
city and in Princeton. '
the slightest doubt of its ;
We should not vctitno "
lic-itioii. i 'oot.s ( M,-. j .'
FRANK W. HAY
3I;iiiiilictiii4,'i,9
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
OF
The Detroit ',-. . '
wild looking uvin, 1
hand and blood rin.n'i
shoulder from a b-vllv h
ed on the Ma vor . t i L-t
the Mavor of this t.
A X D
Sheet-Iron W ill S.
AND DEALEIl IX
HEATING- PARLOR anl COOKDffi
wn.
" See this "ere ear!' T! .. .
and replied that it w:.
' I'es, and it w::s ,' '.-
right down here n-". ;' : i
Is iliis a onc-iioss ti v, n v, ;.
j:miji from behind t!i.'
a ni.-m's car. or is j; a ".:
th?y strike from the sh ,.! ;
is the way I fight "" ;:n i :,. ..
d his jacket and d.ine. d an
ing out with his ri-ht m; 1 -left,
and then '"getting awaV
blow on the nas.il. V'JH. y"l;) .
kept dodging to avoid a s. iv .
he lcistily piomi'sod to hnvo ti.
look into th," m-itfer. "J Vi ll
ed tho man "who s-o i 1 p,-i '!;(
1 Want IS tor 'em to s r.i; 1 i
v i tail
f ,i t.
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PKOMPTLV ATTKMi:i TO.
Xos. 278, 280 and 282 Washin-ton Si.,
J OH WSTOWW. PA.
G. "VV. YEA(JKU cvc CO.,
Mlmlrsale and Hot nil Mimnrartnrrrs of
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Tl, rOITER AMI SIIEEMIIOX WAI1E,
AM) I1KAI.KUS I
Heatint Parlor ani Cociim Stoves,
A". 14(t2 Ktcvcitth Avenue,
ItOOFIXC. and Sl'DCTIXfl made to order
nnd warranted perfect in manufacture and
material
ing matron who sends a ! '
poor but pious, witli a coi.f i
say upon lar own life and c.
things in general, l.'i
charming as are these enie -.
into print, they are stop:;--graceful
and gracious r;
Tt nnessee poet. She si -:i !-
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or.iers respect l ii lly solicited nnd promptly ; papa into trie IieWspnp. i :
Rtfcndeil to, :i ml polite attention accorded t i, i . , i .
all. whether they purchase or not. Iieat hamlsoilie shot-gll!) ' :.
-Vltoona. Sept. fs. f.-tf. and W hell ho lend. i lv .,!,- n
editor, "My darter has m ;i -ry
which I want you to pu" i
editor inimcdiatclv yean
poetry, and it is printed ps-
) 6JU:
, and come for me and - - and
And he jumped this wav nn (i
I ducked his lu ad. and kf- k. d I'J.
i than the Alavor's ji..se. 'I'i tJ J
-(juared off in front of the hat-i : .fcr
knocked the hat? riuht and h "' 4.'
sir. I hain't 110 chicken ! I
square shake and no more !
climb up on nn- by the foe,
they gits it in this way--:ip
under the chin and 1 n I, ,
and in the stomach !" 1 1 i
blows drove theoOicer in:,. 1
avoid accident, and the nrci
ised that hereafter he sh, ,.
square sho according to ". ' iii IaU
rules of the I. II., ' 'l iir.L & th
is!" he replied, getting r. -. ' iswJ
out. "and now 1 know tiiis , . Jaroe
boss town. Let "cm clii:,! t3
now let "em come in front at, tW,'
sides, and all around, and if' Il Trei
ton don't flop her win-s and erf the
I'm a red dog under a meat vi3
1.oi;ts. All editors know theinsi
uating ways of poets. There is t;
pretty young lady who n -loses li
photograph with hvr nice little lint
fondly fancying that all tli.it ptctnrt
grace will speak movingly t tts
tori.al judgment. There is : I -.np
ty gentleman who sends 1, :. zin
ble .MS. with the proud a--.;i i
will make its mnik." a- it i 4l
waste basket. Then there is if
ilt.im.iiv & ni:r.ss ma kino.
-L'A Tho attention of tho I-adi. of Eton-liiirB-
and vicinity is directed to t!i fact that
M US. 11. K. .ION ES has just rH-eivcd an invoice
of new and fiCdiiotiMlilc Millinery Ooods. at her
rooms in the East Ward. Etienslmre-. Weddinir
llonn'ts. Hats, etc., a specialty. Dressiuakinir
promptly and neatly done. Tie patronne-o t,f
tho ladies N respootfully solicited. li-I.'Tl.
POALl COATi ! ! The stibscrilier
is prepared to furnish, in liriro or sm:
quant il K-s, all qn.llilles of AN "II I IiACITE nnd
III TI'.MINOI'S COAE, at lowest market rates.
Coal deliverid prompt ly nnd f r. e of charee for
liHulinjr il any point iti Elicnstiiirif or vicinity.
Orders left at t he Zaii M S r. 'UK will reiM-ivo ear
ly attention. DANIEL H. ZAH.M.
EhenslnirK'. Sept. 1. tf.
Tkeed itr a Srt i i kc I ...
cester lioy cngagtl in a
cherry stealing a short tii...
observed by the owner of
who, unnoticed bv tfc y. :;
placed a large sttil'ed d"g : '
of the tree, and retired l
result of his strategy. Tie
scending observed the dog.
tho fun commenced. lie
LMh'ST NATIONAL SADDLE AND
I 11 A K X ESS SHOE OI" CAM lilt 1 A COCXTV
Hiirh street, lopposite L'nion School House,) j . t , t liicitilifil unav
West Vard.El.ciisl,iii-ir.M.M.'KU l . t . .. I COaxetl, aihl lllie.Ul I'CO 1111.0
Proprietors. Sml-llm nnd llnrnrxs ma.fo and rfvl ! the animal never moving:
'ninn nun miiiiniTwurii n "ly lino executed t .1 .1 .- .,
in tho Lest manner, en the shortest until. Zh the VOUth, accepting the m
at the most rcanonal.le ratcg. tl-U.-tf. settled down to pass tin' Iit'gL
1 l.()YI)A.("(.. IUvki'm tree. After fsoine hours La.l
E"f:.v.?7tr'Rr;. r4 wearilv enough to the hid, i
IT t, old. surer, f.orcrnuiciit Imns, and (,aivii.-d and the proprietor t'f
Oilier Securities linilirl.t .,1.1 !....... ; UnWIICl, .OIU Hit I 1' )
lowed on Time Deposits. Collvctions made at ' Comine" fl'Dlll the holl-e akc-.l
all aocossiti." points in tho l'nitod"Sintc 1.11,1 n i-.i . , t . , B
Kencral Kankinp busing, t,anWt'-d ' ! ,ie :ame t0 ,em lhe triV" 2
Vr, . t . vx.. " 1 bor replietl that he took it 3
T7M. M. LLOYD - en . . ' ,i o. .1 .. 1. . i s t
Z r. ... RN'KEItS, ALTOOXA, PA.
tk'ftil On the lirn.ei.,,.1 ..I.i.... e:, ' Jt
coinr slo. Colleeti.ins made. Monies re
ceived nn deposit, pavufde on demand without
"n .mi, r vii uuie witu 1 merest at lir rate
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