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i .: : i. -T our kill-man.
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' 'f-i.t i .-re a ad -.m ii:ted
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Mr. l. J. Uil'lHHiN, ,f AltfK.na, is with
us as wrwrite V-iln,-tla , ainl a liajipior.
liealthior. hi'tirtior .poci!ii'n of 1 1t itnma
homo it would he liMi-ult to scan- lip nny
whoro. Ho hadn't riims on his Rn!rt-is, or
lu-lls on his tot s, hut ho makes thin-s lively
wherever ht- :oo-.. V. S. flo wont to Car
rolltown Wt-iinoHilay afternoon.
n.r hntflier frit-nil, Mr. Adam Rwlolph,
if Alii -u'l.'iiy town-ihiji, is the owner of a
sliet i of tin; female persuasion which in
Mar-h la-t orni'iii il a l.unli, fi;iow-ei by the
I'erfiiiuiaf.ci; of a similar exploit dur'mtf thu
iir-t week of tho jnest-iit month. Such 1i
cun.liiy is consi.le rahly out of the common,
itii.l Adam is proud of that ewe.
Dr. M. U. B. (..'reery, surjreon dentist,
will make his lirst prot'essioiial vi -it from
thi-; place to f'arrolltown on next Wednes
day, Alter, '.'nth, and remain dnvint; that and
the succeeding day. As the Uoetor is well
kr.own in that vicinity ps a roiupetent and
cart ful dentist, we lieetl not advise those
m i 'iir.g his services to siin him a call.
Dr. '. Sheridan, Jii'lire Hamilton, II. A.
I!' 'n ami .ior--t- M. 11. .-.-. intir of a com
inittee of live appointed to "view" the new
iiri l if over the ( iiiieiii.maii at lxip-rsi.la le,
iasj ei 't-d tiif sfrif aire on Saturday la-t and
auri fd on a favorable report. Tile cos! of
tin- in id-e was ' he c f.inty pavim; ?i'iu
and ti.e citizens of 'oo'.er- l.tie the reniaititnu
A tr...n.p naniftl Harvey P.. .Jackson
'inani'd ;i lure-ear at Jt nh.-iivill.'. () , and
was 1., ki d in, and tw days aft-rward, or
last 'Sunday was resurrected at Alt.Kina.
I la vini Pad nothint; to eat or th ink on the
r. ::te. hi- -a-tronoinic feats at a restaurant
in winch i - was introduced in tin latter city
ca .i-i- 1 laars of a famine in the bosom of th'e
; ront i-tor.
We presume upon the principle of not
knowintr when Ihey have a etKwl thins some
Ki'. n-ouru' jx-onlf are talking ahotit Ptartini
another Democratic paper in that place. A
lit tie experience will lie very helpful to some
t tl.-so ambitious persons. lkillhhuifsburri
stnmhivl. The project, if we are not much
mi-tjiken, "Ixis-," Trau-h, wiil etnl as it te
can ia talk.
The ?pt:t -vtvTnlt rrtlTro't fr-Msht chnp
of Ali .ona has rceTT'd .n order for the
lniiltiii'ii of fifteen hundred 1m -T e.-.ts. 'Phis
is additional tt the oi-ht hundred w w in
cour-f- of en-trr.i tion for t'ie ar Trust
( ompaiiy of IVaf-x tvanla. This ord"r v. PI
l .'ipi.: - a '.!:: ani' .ui:t of !arfstf matrj ni,
and v. id in s-tai- - na.- of ta- - s j,,
w "tk "v." tim,i.- -
M.'. !- a A. ( o:!. t'i- ri.,;,ii!ar lausi-u-'aler
.v:tf. .;;a. an 1 Mr. .T i') lle-t. of
.l'ff :u-!iur;. pitched three uaia.-s of iju.-its
ta-t .-'a'ltt.iay. in A!t.-!ia. f"i"?".'l.i side and
tii- ia.ia'iita-.l i;j of ' .-terr. i-n:...v!v.-ni:i.
'i la- lil-t-iiien'i.. lied uc 1 .t I-i' a; a won t':e
m an-y -.Hid the title, (.rial for ojod, v. ho
ia.- thus prove.', himself hftt.-rthan Uest as
a i i; her of ';u .;t -.
Mi a Waiker. wife of t-.-l'.i vma-ier
Walker of i!a- 1'. S. Army, and a sister of
11 n. .laree-i .. jtlaiue, i- : t j r.--a at .-o?.iirn- '
i:if Willi livn or t 'arc of Per a utiisr son- ;it
..ii;.. ,,t. i.i this pi ace. t i.f h I w !. - are ar
te., -i - !.' v. !'.,".'" iii the ea-t. ha.vinj
:; if ! v-'a a th.e ir m-.t aa r to - e:ai tin- va-
Crlli .11 ilastf.ld of ' ': 2 i" thfil' l-ii'-o.r Tli liiO
i I a iv -.in. i Tfiriiorv. I
Mi -s i.sa iiiii.-r. of -las pi:-..-,-, wha.-e
serious il!:. c--at t 'at, i wissa. (',, pi a!. ia couiitv. I
was II', tee.l iiy lis lvi Weeks iiuo, iVk-,1 ill .
tlia.i j i-aie on Thursd.iy lnorniiii; of la-t
week. T'.f lie.-, a-ed was miii h e-tc nicd
in Miis eoiiinniuity. ami ii who knew her j
v. ill 1 1? sorry to hear ! Per Untiaif iy ti.-aMi. j
'.V-. li.i d t'i i.-arn i:''Tp', hut pr-.-u.n-s :-li
v. as ahnut t hi i tv-fr. .; -a.-ar- old.
.Mr-. Dei. a" iv.. n"s. wife of Dr. D. 7.
r.vau-. of lids place, died of cnia-ina a i-n,
on Tue-dav la-t. after a loii- ai d painful ;
iilat --. :i:.i.ai ia year.-. i '.he i t reaved :
hf.-i a::'! a a i 1 1 1 i 1 d i i l i have our fineere svm-'
pr.thi.-- i-i t-'-'ir "r.--it 5:!!;d:.i:i, l ,-i:df red t he
more piiianant ii tin- fact that t lie deceased .
v as an iiait a hf. wife, load n ot her,
oh.iuin.T iH-ijrhhor and f inc. r.si iui-tian could
he.
I a a 'crii.iui i vvitii ot Jer$ issued ly
'ioM-riinr Hoji, 'omiaaiiiif r-in-f iiif f of the
National -uard of l'enii-yU-ania, the Fon.vtii
I'liaaale wiil i .e i:i.-.jf ia,-ii at i'.i.ui. locks, j'.i.,
on l-'rid,.-. and Saturday. Sepb-Tii'ior p.'ili an
1 .tii. prox. The Ihi'th Vfiiiif nt. Co', lti-.i- h
t'u Id, L I'lniira'-ed in tiiis iuiade. and to the
!-iftli li.-l.-n? ;:ijtani i.ivis" Khenshiirj
i-nnrnrv and f.'aptaiii Morroii's Wiiniore
com; -any.
Mitchell Duniap, senlen, -etl from this
couiit v ill the last Septcmiicr session of t'ourt
to the' Western Penitentiary for the term of
one t ar. on co;i iftion of laieeny, wusdis-
Iiai-ai f'oin eo:diliel;iei.t ia-t week 1-y rea
son of i'1 i ': rat i. -n "f sentence, commut ition
tor '..o.n! ': havi..r havin- shoitened the term
illieut one laoldil. II plaieof re- idi i'.ff is
unto', io'a- -'llii-t'.v. n." in Su-jm -henna town
si dp. to v. t.ieli point he pr--eede.i ia-t Friday
- ! -a.ni lion: the fola-t.iwn Tri!inf
'lad the pro i.'i'i" - of .late.-s I.yiH-h aial V'il
lia.m lii'ani. the I'oi'.i-neii of .ii. ha- 1 :uiun,
t '.' : : : .' i. x tax i -ili.'-t. ! of I o!if i:i a nuii
1. or... i-i-. v. - 1 . . . Mr. l. in Ids
in.: e ..-.as l....i. la, if. -od-i: -r I .row n, for
the ooi'o ":h. r si'i'i. a::d Mr. diant's
': .is i.'i '.."; , IXVtl o. iiniie... ( '.tll'iy
I'or T.'-.e. i'i," : i am! '.:.:!ad hyf.uian,
who is -.on in !l:e penitentiary, wa- ahout
Viii'a:a Ait. ch. Jiied will. raf.,-in to
a--i-i a .' i.a-l.iv.u i cr ia iiril:il.2 nti ;r
le.a. uid coiaiaiUed to jail, was it-E Weal;
di- i:a,a.d Ii-m iii. a institution on 1 ail.
i;o: ii'. lesweli is the iiame of a mti'i from
'A hit'1 tow n-h ip w ho vv as )ot in li'iiho -evertd
mor.ihs Biro "ii l ie charge, of wife ihi ition.
Hi- also was ii'i n.-j lo,.:.-, on his own ree.-ir;-I'.ianee.
iiie sair.e day. Thf-e pro,-t-i' liii-s
were had diiriii' t iie" srssion of Ar.-ri!iient
Com i .
M;--. M.irvar.-t .Tane Kara ; P-tls, wife
of -1 od r- -hi iii.-s l'"!is. of ,Jnli:i-tow n. died
it.; her o -id. :a.e on Saturday last. ::-i?d 0
-.cars i'i " mi : 1 iy. Mi-, r.uii'y 17. i'.a'.ni-,
w i!- of . ! 1 1 i dolai i-'. l '.ariies. al-1 of .folut-r-to-v::.
la.1" i'di-a: In earthlv -canfs. at the
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l.'i-li i -i. .: ! 1 la u" a: I Wo. e-' I: a 'U; tied If,"
lac -. ' ia' rl..-;e of - ' h-'i '' -y were o;:,i-inei-.t
. a- " !: ; - i y tla ir im.di. :: N and
Tai-ti : -.
Ii in f ''. t:.i', as riii'ioui.fii by tie
;' roll, that a 1I'W 1 h lt,o: iTttie ;ijit-r i- to be
i I.. iiii -ir'ai ::; this pl.t- .i in conr" f.f a few
,i'.-k-. but as v.f have taile.'i tints far to
b .fate the pi . ii.iia.c'.iL law;, er whose name is
in appear i' eililor. ilitd hav li-.t v.-t found
r.nv one wiio seems to know anvthim; about
Iiie a. i a -fii project, we inia j ia- t o t lie opinion
I' ' lie -lory won't v a-h wit'aa'.t I. '.'.ill-,
liowewr tivie wdl tell -.That's what and
wi o's i, ,!. it.
i. ir . . d fiievai Tyl.iir-t. of the Iluiil
i r.'.'i-i '. . ('". has bad "s.-piethr.isr swwr to
la b" a' oft Us on .-everrd oi-' a-iotis. Put
ia-.t ' iin- iie has ever wi it vn tickled oar an
ir. -i-;c-:iia' than th.e van in which he
;-.-', .-is this weak 'to the nan. . iv. 1 f-'l'ilis'l-u.ent
of another Di :noi rali.-. j apt r in I ids
I ;.)i-c. i 1'iTik-,- if -iri"! mrv. v thanks, d. nr
.i.-; .,-r T ':ii"-i. and rather tli in prove i.n
v. . : l '. v ot V-iir e.-T.-crn and reo I will may we
i ad i' '(--ti v. r.i.-ntito lav down and die fir-r.
-'J i .in- : . i '' ' i-"i;r l..id-t,
i fa m v.e i t" .'Taiv, aut:. tii' r: sire i'.vo
i 1 rr.e .'! oat jl.s v. ir is id j r seat w r'i-j-i'-.
Op of ' h -so i .mi f l asaat d i otv
ai:.r y i: - "i''-'--: Ta--'. win: always
with i - v i ni I., i i .'t away, and the oti er
i. a i ..ii "'. l !'.:! ';.';''I.".:"'i. an in - urance
;: ii of iacia.i-i; hi.:, wi o. iiki' his kinsman,
is .f - in y-ar-. ha, ; ,;.' in he--,; T. a nd -e nial
;.ia -, !: ii-manly in -,i; ;.e-it i-.n. f.'-: laay
the tw i ': :r;;i-s survive tc.id tioiui-ii. t'ar
ropo,.. , .v, ,..,. j, fo;v.
Mr. .John ifibi i-.:e, of ,i v. Yotk city,
p. :. i a post ;,n of the f ast a?. 1 present week
ia . ::; -t,.id.t as t!:e -aes. of i.is mufl: e-
to. ...id irlciiii, John iii. Sc.iL.!a:;, llstj., and
:ii'la.a:-b ft.dy live y-a.-s have eiaioed -id e
! p.-fvinus vh'.t, we n'-e piad to i n. w that
1. I:.-t laanv of his old a puainlauff s and
I-. ..a,d a Iii arty Wfl.-ome from all. Mr.
-"-i.i '.a- i-. one' of thf nr-ft iateiii'.ent,
ii- o-,.. a -ad e.iur'eci:- yonncr "etit lentan
vv- i -'.ir c. r mi ., and ihc, only oi.je.ai.-ji we
lav . to t-j-nin-t hioi 1- 'that' in dont
com" to -co rs h :' ofb-i s i. a: h;
The litifu-bui picked nine of base ball
tos.-er-- have re '-iv, -i a eha '. if! j,..' !i'om an
Altoona nine to j I iy a t.s.;t''li -ai.ie, o:i their
rroiiad-. at as eail a day as can be made
i.nit.iily t-.tti.- f.u ;:iiy. Ii wiil be a't-epted,
l id th--a:;ie Miil lik.-ly nK ceme ,ff fur a
orp!e or thr-e weeks f.-oni dat". A ro'os
of i ase hail: 'iia' h jcasburi; nine owe a
ritiiru -anie to Capl. Orrnii's Jolmstnwn
nine, and common ro'.irt v demands that it
be piaved this season. 'I lie latter tdr.e are
ai.: i:- to iettir'1 the court-si, s extended
'1: -m while 'a ri' on Indi'-JH'tldetiee day.
-Iix-l;. L'-i-T and i :'ec it'der James M.
s-:...i-r. and family, for a half dozen years
0 ,-; r. i ' t ts ' 1 : en-bur-, iiave j;.tne hack
o.la.-s a ! -w n-hip. th-'ir fortner heme, to
1 f. T: cyn iii o..ci'iy the farm ot" the heirs
ot t.-. i .-. r. Wei, n, 'dei i-ied. as Tenants.
" ' :-i ih. ir r- -en:, d capacity of tid.-rs of
t !e i! we v. i-b. tin ia su,. , ,"-ss. 'Jff.il is struck
i;: the ( x paiiai- :a ai w i-il :....v In -iii 2 drilled
1 t t' re. they iwii.. have '1 e si 1 i-' io-t ion of
hi a 'n:' 1 1: ' r ey v-. i' - - o:i be in. t l.a centre
o: 1 1- pooir ti.ui i-id wealth (' In-coiintv.
I i.i- .iolli.Si.f.V II V ttKIH i-, HlilVUst f t it
t: - '.:'. -n i'.' -' .:'--. "i!'rid:yef l.i-t
v. i: ." -. on t ho .ovr farm, oenrf.eis.
!'. ii. Mt .(ni 11 I'.. I.hord-, of Miiiville,
-. ai Wa 'da He, . y, .ieidat.d town-hip,
it" ' ! :. -:; ';e of t'.f i.": tcr -ifs- . ,..10
' .' ia 1 !:o 1-ss t ha'' s,. , , :dy foin ii! ; le auakes.
'1 i 1 i-i n,i a- ari d I , o a nd. a-la if It et i'i
il. Til'! sa.me tun. .b seph Jii-liop. of
1 o; ! Yo 'a-:, ki'lo.'. tbbtv-li-.-e rttl----nakes
"' a .-: - of Pair ,,11 the Sl. -nkle
iarn: i.e.u Pis .,,m... Tiir-re vr--, n re-nlar
'a' t o th.e ai min's ! ei.i-ai a b:- rae l.Tand
it 1 o-,.!y a t.-.v ...,.. it ...,.'. d; ,,f
. .. "'.- -'.-- )- .
We received a welcome visit on Satnrday
last trrim our old and respected friend. 31 r.
Voter M.-Xa lly. of Altoona. More than forty
years a-o Mr.' McV. resided in Minister, four
miles east of this place, where lie carried on
the tailoring business. This was during the
time that the old Porta jr railroad was beinc
constructed. After that he removed to Hol
lidaysburer, where he continued at his busi
ness until a few years aco, meantime amas.
ine quite a conipetence, when ho chanced his
hn-ation to Altooua. Although old ae bas
left its traces upon him, we were -dad to
know that he enjovs escellent health, and nt
trust ;that lit- may live to enjov many more
year? of peaceful" prosperity. -
On Monday eveninjj. at a point a short
distance ea-tof Johnstown, one of the drivers
of the liv-omotive attached to the Fast Line
east broke, throwing the parallel rod up
through the floor of the cab. This frichten
ed the fireman, a young man named Walter
Dobson. whose home is in Greensburff, and
lie ran over to the engineer's side of the en
cine and juniedoff while it was coin? at
full speed. The train was stopped immedi
ately, and on eninu hack Dolon was found
lyinz nneoiiH.-ioiw with a fractured 5kn!l.
He was taken back to Johnstown, w here he
received prompt medical attention. Nt
mornimi he was removed to his home at
ireensbur.;, ami at la-t accounts was mJt
expected t live.
Co. A, aptain Davis, of th- Fifth real
ment, about t ' strops;, went into the out
skirts of town last Saturday afternoon to
shoot mark at. a tanr-t. The first two minute
were at one hundred yards distaii. e. All the
shoot in was excepti"::ai!v ood. but the
strintr of private Ilarrv l-'i-ter indies
proved the best. At tw hundrctl yards, one
round only was fired, and owing to the la.lo
v.ess of the hour ami the consequent Irn-th-enii-.j;
of the shadows, tbe target was struck
only five or sK times. Sout- more practice
of the same sort, hut at a Yet sraterdu-iaue,
wiil be indulged in on Saturday attornooii f
next week. The intention is to ascertain
who are the bt-t marksmen, to a sriven niun
her, in each cr-mpaiiy, and tlien foi in a crack
reiir. i-rital t -am.
The r.-n.-nee f.f Hen. .To-vpi Mcn-naTd.
at the north r-1 of Ov.tre street. Iim heeii
n ntei! and t akr-n posses-ion of by a party nf
c-ientisti connected with t!:i t'nited .vtat.s
I'i ftst ai d tie'nietic Snr. -'v, who vi'l .x-e urn
it ti:' the f r-t of ni-.-t Orfoh.-r. Tliefr bu-d-
Pess -rill he tli'? nrerh'iffdiifi of surveys al-
:ae
r ir-ii'-rai
:n,orm;i MU.
.vr'.-e la this
ters w itit the
line of teleiri-aoli from the
p'aco tf, coniif i 1 heir hcadaiuar-.'I'ittsr.-jr-li
obsi-rvat," v is to he
ineai iv d.av and over this line
jL-rcf t -1 at
ti:ev wili i.ave comiaunii-at'mn thence which
si 'i'il be ;' cluteiy uninterrupted. Outside
tbeir r ru1ar dutje. wef.th-'r reports are to
bo furni-heii and the reei-e latitude and hn
i.i'nde of I'.l .eta i-ar-. it is proiui-iod. will" he
liefermined. I'p to the date of the expira
tion of th.e t-mporm- !eas. of their hons
aiai fiirniftir-. ienorn! M.D--a'.d and family
will p-s;de r'u'-r the roof of his son-in-law,
?!r. .1. A. shoemaker.
lb n. Thomas Collins ami wif w br.se
arrival in Phihid-'iih; 1 from London we
;i
d in
orr
. s r
I-.-! is..., a:e at pr-'.-ent so
. ('oll'ns' old h.oirte in This
a e. but as 1 1 a! - -ni lei-an . ry .lib-ly but
y e'npi.ai!cftlivflef-Mp"d to be' it tervie weil
any of the uiwsiiai'i' ieorteiS of the
ahert i! w liave'iuit had the heart to at
tir.t the feat. Mill we entertain the h-pe
that either him-eif o
half" will in .'tie time
e.-ssary data for v.ha.f
niade an interest inu i
their a.i Veld hit- and e
his nn i ih - "better
rami h us v. i ti . the tie
v. c are -UTe C ".i' l be
d instructive story of
. perk nces in the wilds
of ihazi!. I-mu-t
con'ent
the a- a: ra-i -i
tii in t!i" c
t'flt there i- 1
linancia! did"''
of the complf
or tii
Oil"-!
present, however, we
f and our readers with
that Mr. af 1 Mi-. Collins are
-dovment of ev-ellent health,
o..d reason to believe that the
uilics which stand in the way
ion of th.e Madeira a-ul Mamore
railrord will so ei be ftilh and happilv iwr- ,
come, and that Mr. Peter V. Oolliin at hde-t
account wa- to leavo !',r.:.il by th.e lir-t
steamer and w i 1 probably reach home early
next liumtb. To a'l which we say Amen
wish h l.eai I v irootl will.
Mr. 0-.v-n t'uiinine'T.tn vras some years
a-o an eytensiie and well-known liimiier
mauufaetiiror s merchant of tl::s piace,
but ni;sfo: t am- o-ertook him and laibcf ame
l.i'nkruof. and la:fei Iv his rcsiibuif e br. s lxen
in OanoPto-.vu. n Tuesday of the I're.n-nt
week, t .u-!:;h'o Wherley pr--eed'd t that
iilaee and t-ok Mr. 'unnin-hani into custody.
The 1 har-.-e a-aii-t him, preferred bv Mr.
Win. T. Yotiatt. of Lancaster, is That lie
( inm.i -ab im has been til.-1 la- he;'of s..-ie
work of an extremely crooked de-a'.i; tion.
yv. eiuirt ai!e-f- t'iiat v - he :' sj:;. - be
vi-ited hi!.'. :i -; i i hro;:-h fal-c and fiae hih-nt
r. pre-icnta.ion-, ho pu.-f-e eded i:i cbbiininir
hi note f.,r T.".. which he sabseoiientiy sold
to Mr. James Maitia-d. foinu-rly of this
; lace, but now of I .am-ad'T, fort he sum of s-s.
from birn ( VnM iit ) the sum of 7"i, with
w hiiai he v.a- t" jmrchase lumber. thouih he
ti'av n-aver have sai l when he wmi-d do i!.
Ilia c r Wht ricv took h
ensterTue5.lr.y ni-'ht. v.!
he t;i . 11 I ill! 1 'f'i'i ire Aide
pris-jper to Lao
re a hearin- would
erttian A. 'b Sperrire,
was attached to the
eral other parties in
e cro'vs of the -tme
niiniierham.
th- o!iif ia! '
warrant of
that ciiv a-.
1-iml to' pi.!
We u.c
::o-.e name
:r.-f. Sf:
said to ha
with. Mr.
li.-icl l:-t
Itloneit lit t weeK li.a: I nsoner
.V,. r,.'iT7" had lrteiv
rt'idle utiary. It h i- sj
i iiat ! he rr.im- of Iiie
ids. us, who, ainl:!:' W
died in the Wt-terii
m-e been detr.onstratod
deceased was fiiiflles
th two others, n xmed
D uber and ' lark, was sent to that insi it ation
from tliis county id last Mare a t -nil rM-iurt.
for sTea'.in-a horse from Mr. da', oh S. o.u-h-p.iiir.
of oi eitia i'2h t-.i-Alisljip. His term of
sentence was three years, .'iiie decv.iiacd
was about '') wars of a-e, and was a .-hoe-maker
b.y f ra'de, ith his tuvolfiuari-rs in
J.)!;u.st"w 11. Iii- wife an-l chil-rt n have p. 1
w:v. b-i ii pvniis iona.l be--;:r-, pesterl:.-;
lie iifo
.wars w
a few w
aid by Ti
i;ii oiiar
ti.ey HIV
: ae w ai -town
7
f'.ii.i; !;
and ias
with ! i v
at la v
old let'.:
his cm!,
dale t-
f of th.- peoitif of that place for
!l eir iia'c.ovt'.inities for alms, but
ii 1 I
ai m
fr,'',
w i".- an example
Irs. r'i-ciis, btok
lm-hon.si, -,vher..-A
letter fr. .Ill
try t the Johns
paper th" f. Te
ll, s,,vs of PiseUs
her of M
he ciuuty ;d
-ant located.
)'lt
1 oi the penitent .;
.(--, friita whi. h
if u-ai's fire - 'eanei
ath: ''At iir-T I
was troubiod
it. th.
; ! m
itb jaundice, and
b- -ail duct . The
id ciiindy aw aiteil
bi'i ied in nion-
t ids -lai c is t ') ' irt
f.-st i'il
Th- rciaai:
-ii-: v.
i he ( :". i: ,11.' ia.
".1:
the .---e:.c d :; in- '
rie.. of Tf ! i-ji c
ui-.i. tvii Wi't-M'if ii -er
-ises v.hir-h wilfU-bolii
ffitl- I'iisL t ilere is to be
int-.-r.-Tii - iitid
a sarnio'i ti
of 1 be A -sin
tion. by lb-.-of
H lilina.r,
and a i-a-;: '
s f Friday) forer.f-f.n. the Least
t ii'.n and a h-ly dry of ol.li-a-I'ailicr
D,-:::y. a .'c-uit pri'-st
a convert to ; he 'atholic iaiih,
11 f Ibe ci-h-'or.iteil Denny fa ni
iiy of l it; -hnr-rh. wh
rf-.rs 1- an a' le, e!m-i
ts fi-.v. if any pupc-
tpaipu
orato
n t,;e awe, noon .ia-re
, 1 .
vvi.l he a
re
tion of 1'ae Sodalily, a soeit
iy (-(imposed
..li-rc-atioti.
ef Vo'tl
men ami iaoie oi t-e 1
::L whii'li : iliscoursA'
..pliaU'
i t lie occa-
sum v. in tie j nveie
! same !' -v. ipu-
tie -.nan,
T;ri-i3 to be fohowi-d on Weiki.s-
da
oTt-nint'fif hr-tt week br a Ml-s-i.-p to be
i. i . 1
the
1 ia i
ar-'
tini
we-,
win
im;
n bv Lev. Fa'h-r Yiii.-cnt, a mcniber of
l'a-siaau-t order, wt-o possesses in an
u:ii i'..--.-ee the "-.'. cr to i. cave the heart
ei.uv iuf'.; tiif? intfib ct, ttr.d wiaiwiii eon
e ids labors e'.fiy cveniii-r tiiiiiu.i; ' the
k, and at lab.' Mass on Sutiday next,
ti the Devotion of the Forty Hours, dur
.vhicli riri'aciun-; is dispensed with, will
be iaau-ur tied and continue nut l! V edties
dav iimrnin folhcvin, when the exercises
will do-,; Tinaliv. Th- object of the nii-sion
is to prompt and pre pare. iiie. lnc.mbci s of ibe
coiiif uatiou lur the fuliiciiient of ti,e duties
pfitaininir to the present i'apa1 Jnbik-e. tin
rime for fiiita'uiiiu; the nra-e llowinir 'iiom
wiiifh will expire oa the last liay of
tiie
pn
-i:t month.
;.ii Nsi:i5B a TiixH.--TIittre is 110 tonic in
the world so irerdteaialelfejt'.i.J as suiishine.
T bask in the ray of tiie snn and absorb its
-onial warmth, enlivens the blond, revives
the circulation and imparts new vicorto the
boilv. I'.ut that will l.'ot r.-ach the -erins of
di-t-a.-e, if theyesist in th.e systi-m. 1 lne
who teel depi-'s!i. torpi'Ir lnU anil ' blue"
jiiflV rest r.-s-ered that titt-Ti is some hidden,
suot'.o poi!i coiToiUti'i their vitals, wlii-h
in!v rcpJiri'S time, to show i!,-!f in a more
air-'ra va'ed form. Tin-r- is no Mt'.wt-.tuee
i.iiat is as rt iiai'le and .rompl as Sandaliii''.
it li'.u!;- s very n-r-ess of tin' human organ
ism, eindieatiiis; every paitif'ie of diseiise,
lu aiim; all pain and soreness, and restoring
the full natural vi-or. Samlaiine ilair Life
is a fra'.'iv.iit, delicious dressin-. and i. lakes
the hair -ant and ciossy. Wiil o just as
1 c I'onsm.'ii.lfd. usfd as directed, or money
iefioidt -1. l'riee 1. Ask your tUuri-t
A'h-.ut.i. T'i e. in, "Ts. Dr. id-onm-d, a West
liiii ST.. X. Y. : About fifteen wars a-o I
was unfortunate enou-h to p-l sick, am!
thrott-h iai-mami-enif i:t it became const itti
tioud. I tiieu wa- Ion- troubled wi'h eruji
ti. ,!! m n.y ehe-!, a kind of dry. s.-ajy scab,
a'so lump-0:1 dofei-enf pi'itsof my bo-iy.
My hair all came'im! and I w as -. nera tij
liiiapidii'o-d. I tried various physicians, vis
it, d t'ie hot sprin-s and other place, but
I'oiind no n-li-f. Sainiaiine and saiuliiline
Iiair Lib' lin-'i' i-iade n ncv man r.f me. ami
mil may use this as you jilease. V. S. llut
t.,11. Dr. (. 'iiiiod's (iieat laedi.-ai work, full
of inter, t, iAor '' pa i;es. jTi-e tl. Send
t-.rit.
l'ede nrvi-r. tie
ii-elbarrow maniac, is
e".v inir tin task- of wa
day-, in .New Yuri ci'y
i ; .-';.. -a. iu , i-';.:
kin- t "in miles in six
hi- o;'.?--vhoe."! v
! A Ci-.vsPKsTiNE TMttniAoE andTtsSad
1 Seijtet.. T'urin? the absenee from home a
' month or so aero of Oeo. M. Keade, Ksq., one
of the most prominent and successful mem
bers of the Kbensbursj Bar, his only dautrh
ter, Miss J. Hcien, was united in marriaae to
Mr. T. IL Stophell, the Lev. Mr. Thomas,
pastor of the Cambria township Oon-recra-tional
church, twine the officiating clereyman.
The bride is a winsome younc lady of proba
bly 22 summers, and up to Saturday eveuina
hist was an inmate of her father's elegant
mansion, while the hus'iaiid, a few years her
senior, is a resident of Strongs-town, Indiana
eonntv, and has a reputation which, so far as
we know, is without blemish. The twain
w ho are now one had for a considerable time
kept company, thouirh in what is understixMl
to have bei-n" direct opposition to the com
mands of the lady's father she has no
mother living. Their meetin-r- were conse
quently hold awav from the parental home,
hut that they ha'd frequent opiortunity to
enjoy each "others' society is pretty weil
known, ami that in the end' they were legally
married cannot be denied. Subsequent to
this nniri ia-c, which, as before stated, occur
red about one month atro, Mrs. Stophcll re
mained under her father's roof, N-iiis; occa
sionally visited tub ro.i by her newly-made
husbaiid. Mr. Mopiiell seems for a time not
to have been in a position, or else lacked the
nerve, to publicly claim his wife, thou-rh the
marital relations existint; between them was
boldly avowed and unquestionably acee; ted
bv the entire community. On .Natunl.'iy last,
however. Mr. Stophcll arrived in town and
put up at the Baiir House, where he was
joined not lone alter by his faithful youni;
w ile. The intention of 'the wedded pair, if
we are ri-ht!y informed, was to take th.e
evening train for Johnstown, but owint; to
the peculiarity of the circumstances sur-roumlin-the
tiioeihs. btopheii was observed
to be in a hiuh state of excit-meut on reach
inii the hotel, and this was tint diminished as
the moments flew by. While the husband
and a lew friends were en-rayed in the effort
to soothe and comfort the suiTerin lady,
thev were surpiied by the abrupt entrance
ino the room of Mr. Mathiot Keade. the only
brother of the distracted bride, who flourish
ed a loaded revolver ami seemed intent upon
luakins short work of the man who had hud
the temerity to become his brother-in-law
without his sanction or con-sent. It miirht
have been said earlier in this to us unpleas
ant narrative that Mr. Pefodo the younger
had also been in!ioxit!y opp.cd to the woo
insr and vvinnin!; of his'sist.-r by Mr. stophell,
thou-h on what special pronnd has not been
developed. Seep:!; the peril of her husband,
Mrs. st-npholi valient ly interposed herself
between iiis person and harm, ami a moment
later youm; Lead- was disarmed throu-jh the
unite,! efforts of Mr. stophell and Mr. Celes
tine ISlair. son of the landlord, who chanced
to he present. The revolver was found lo be
anew one and hail to all appearances not
only been recently purchased, but was heav
ily 'loaded in nil its compartment. For the
eternal welfare of all com-erneil. it is a srood
thiicrthat the de-id'y weapon was stricken
aside before time was afforded for pulling
the triuircr.
Such w us the eridir.r; of this part of what
may yet prove a real tragedy, or at least Ik;
attended w ith fatal results," ami Mr. Keade
the younirer, after beinir unceremoniously
placed Ar. tin comh'it, as above stated, 1 ast;
ly left the premises. If that was all then- is
to relate of the sad affair it could be told
without a si-h of re-ret ; but the exeitin-;
scenes throii-h which she had just parsed
proved too much for po-r Mrs. stophell, al
ready s-a.-ierin-, as we have intimated, from
nervous excitement, and she at once took to
bed in tii.; hotel and continued to irovv worse
and worse until s' o'clock Sunday morning,
when hysterical coma intervened. In this
latter condition tho unfortunate lady has re
mained up to present w rititu; ( Wednesday
forenoon ), without any chaii-e in her syin
toms, except tlmt slie lias partaken veryspar
iiiirly if liquid nourishment on several occa
sions, thou-h remaining in bed meantime
entirely unconscious and almost motionless.
Drs. Keim iind Lenimon were called in with
out delay and did ail they could for the suf
fering lady, hut such is the exceptional na
ture of tie- case that il was deemed advisable
on Tuesday last to summon Dr. John Low
miui, of John-town, who reached this place
tli- same evenin-r ami at once held a consul
tation with the medical -enileman above
named, the conclusion reached being that the
stricken lady has a very slim chance for life,
and even should she survive the pmbanilities
are that her reason will be dethroned.
It is needless U say that the afflicted hus
band and father are constant aitendants at
the bedside of her whom they both love dear
ly, and should led in iiis mercy restore her
once more to health and consciousness it is
fair lo presume that no feather opposition
will be made by either father or brother to a
union w liich thus far ha- broti-ht nothing but
discomfort and disaster t" all concerned.
M'oiii-l there be any chuncie in Mrs. Sto
phclPs condition U-fore our paper crocs to
press we w iil note the fact as a postenpt to
tiiis hastily wrilb-n account of one of the
sadd-st episodes in real life it has ever been
our duty a- a chronicler of passing events to
put upon record.
I. S. Since our paper was put to press Mr.
Keade has called our attention to several im
pel tant omi-.-ions in the above r-pnrt, but as
it is too late to mak- the desired corrections
this week, we promised and shall do so with
pleasure next week. Mr. Keide also in
formed us with head bowed in sorrow that
le- diid not believe it possible lor his dau-hter
whose ailment he ays is brain fever, to live
beyond noon to-day Thursday.
Mo r.r. ok Thrm. Here is another batch of
acrostic-- eliminated from the fertile brain of
our always original and frequently poetical
correspondent, --Kob Hoy," and sent us from
his far-oil home in the tioUieii State ;
ACltOSTll to vv. & it.
When Adam .-. in d the fiz Isavt-.-i nidi n, thorn,
An-t lad tin- --nit in whicn ta- tirst vras ii,.rn,
Nn i-li'Ttiin stun- in rru.lo v;ta Incnil.
Ait. I e"fii 1 I- I'lill.'Sl w;e lljll.To 11 1 "'Ii I .'ii it r un.l.
.lari. lf.'Y 1 11 1 . tai ii ii oi i'.iI..; . lit .lad -rr:eb-,
A V a n :t tii "i k ir a ti I j llr.iv. n t'a-vo imidf .
Kn-w laeu this trntli which mt-n ini Imivs ?ljoiilii
kn .vv.:
T-'.'.-h ir.aini rt fit-- T i i--o snid.i-iiia-i fit flic nnvr.
-'.an in-a in,a-!i in whh-li llif .iircm move,
i'i vi t a -fit vail tit yell i'k-- :i ttl-vi-.
!::-! thi-- f---! -t!'.: na ch'-in r.n-1 tine.
!t:ir,' f.Iv.r.- an.! i'iti pait- ri o, ili.-i-fn.
1 1 ivlfit ;-. a'fta i'. 'tv-.i!.i iifkt- u'-n rHniie cry :
VV oil well- tiaj, clciin-cil tn i-apl iviuirnr fly.
a, wTiiiki.-i! .ira.icn's lie u; r '.hiuc y-ar tile.
Sin'-..- !'i--'.vii .s. VVariiiliiakar faint- to lit".
.I ill St lc TO K. 1.. I.
' It's'nar Tike -rr. tn!T. rcn-!it r"nk.
tin Aii-iac r:M- a wlulc la lid --a pc- si'r'.aid
Hclow" nnrt di-tam e f.-eins to rprnlc,
T'--!a.!r!-r Uf-t v.hn fiir, sai't.
Ktsin like :h:s. his ircrous briirht
'1 r.i !! tal.-it .-:i.s us r.ivs ' ruad.
Tdir?itf--3 tie-e. .1.1 trorl.1. vcib-d la niaht,
.ioi.iiii-r tiie , arih a alii i-(I ad.
i)n licit fiir 1-.-..W is wre.nhe.l the f.itno
Tic forty Wo,i oe, taaey a Pel.! :
No prou'der :-nas no ioitie:- name -
Sian.is .'-ia?-. rK 1 n ni: t-artMv shield.
rruinii.laiiil st'tl liissalflli -cars
I ni !:.irii. .'ii..--.-e t.-rr.r-trial tlur.irs.
N. sr.-r to wh -m his honrt a.i-.res ,-
Sucei'S- to hi- a.l-.-eritiiTaii- witurs.
v ho-tio to .i. .t. v. . "
Jam. s .T. .Murphy k-" p- a store,
A i-'-ihintr -ti.r-i on 1 dinti.n s! reet :
Mayhap y-"U hare lieen thort- l-efore
1 i ; '....- ina w !f 1 1 tbey call a "treat.'
Suil'ee- y tp uni t, Ynperwiiee man.
.ioiioii till al'ii j.liy I lain.- t. .ti -inre ; t
Mysterious, too. la.- forms cin-li plan, ' ;
T iail hitfh prii-js fairiv "Hip -e.''
i; .'iiii-ina.-r lie's a in-iiast man,
I'liils i;o one in i.y ears, or nose:
lie i-elis y,,u all tiie cao ls he can.
Vet nf cr trea-Js itp-n yuiir toes.
ACltOS'i re TO V;
Vor.brfll strc.i'tnre. 1 i ko some fentide fair.
A - heir as broad, spreiol over one wiiole smmre ;
.No Tii.-aar- ii e'er cm-! ! boa-t s-(, t-reat a ttir-ne.
Ami U rcfiniat cr talis it all his nifn.
- Msie--tie aislt-s and transvevse nisle-- we see,
AH hla-d -vith iril-' as eneaj-as cii.-'ip can I.e.
Kititl irents and lndii-s. .ne fhri-C rniialrcl stronjf.
riat-li yinir with the re-t to please tin- throne
Hare surht. iii leed. one hnrnlr.-d stores in one:
Sncli si-eites It fi-psre ttie i-ye to I'mK uion.
---.
W'k publish the announcements in our ad
vertising colnmnsor-rfTj. ami seldom trouble
' ourse'.vi-s to cn'iuiro as to the finalities- or
iiiliit.s of Iho vvares ailvertised, further than
to assure ourselves that I bey are k'liitimate
and respectable, lint when an article per
forms miracles in our midst, transformtns the
old t yor.n-;, in appearance at least, we can
not pass it by unnoticed. We know of peo
ple who, years atro, were jrray-headed and
who now wear dark and jrlossy hair. How
is thii .' It evidently is not i-olored. for it
Las ;v perfectly iuUuia.1 appearance instead
of the harsh, dry, staring lo-Vh of hair ttainctl
'with bitTafe ft silver oi it hfr cf iitnuin hair
des. No 1 it has lieen vrhiml to its youth
ful color. lustre and vitality by the itse f
that wonder of wonders, flail's Yerrotnhle
Meilian Hair Reiic-vver. It lias many imita
tors, but there is nothiiii; liko it. The test of
years onlv increases it-s fame, vvhiie its imi
tators die and are forrrotten. Hortmi JxiUy
G'nj'ie.
T
r.i; Wish and II u-py. If you w ill stop ail
your extravagant and v.Toim notions in be
taiibujl yourself and families vith expensive
doctors or htnnhoir crore-aiis. that do harm
nlvvaTs. am I u-e oily iiatures simple reme
Ti.. for ad your a:niis Voa will be wi.e,
well and Jiappv, and save irreat expense.
The 2ieat-?sT 'iciimdy for this,, the treat, wise
and cood v. iii tell y'eii, is IIou Jiitleis rely
unit, b've tiiiiti:;i:culiimn :
V.f. noon T. TUT iii Ar.-H"iil wiiti Td tt kindly
treaiaim TTilii care : he went into it blindly, and
ha-- fi'tie t wen- that i-. Ottie that's in.l.bv or
not nil "no Fore," forhe rinle t!ie wri.iijr Iml Dy nd
niissed the riirlit store. Itettr.rby lar, white -i'k-i
bc-r tii.it .- fl. to have liiounlit of the --.Suu ' .-il-,
mi an 1 mule, i y r-hir!i i. im i;i'"tb-.t to iltir
piiv's lo.ie.i Hai'l. wberc i-lottii'ijr is luraislit;.'- to
i'!i'.,sc ..iii: i a 1 all. No., lx t "bate!: Street 3-jltu-
Sot mtrrrd. etc. Ao riohts rrtrrrrd.
SKIiTniLS
or
riONEEU LIFE on the ALLEHEMES.
THIRD PAPKR.
llnppy we ar- a' theslthfir
H.-ippy we'll be anc nn" a":
Time i-liall .ee us a" tho blether
Ere we rise to tranit aa'.
fine of the pleannf and iiromlner.t features of
pioneer life was the "union puiiev ot inassinic the
hilHr-lir-e ol the si-ttienn-nt hi one point. VVhen
: a iien -.ei-irr came in everv aiiie-iN,.ii,., man in ihe
I community lent h:.-- ,i-l-f:in'-e in mtinir hun up a
I ciimfortat.le h-me. A ehop.n-l-Ke was lmm'-,U-ately
onranije.1. am f-on ttie van ot tho forest f.-n
I unilerthe keen :i.tes of dextcrim wmxluinfMi. Uiifht
I n1 'fit tiie arc-it trexf t.il. an.l scircilv were they
; il-wn until tney lay in Ioii-l7iijrt 1, s, rt-iufv to ti roll
! e.t In )iea, for the lmriunT. All went on the hve-
lon- day with i-tke and p-ntr and merrv raillerr
i an.l ere lon-j r black, sniokv i-learmv 'app-ared
! where a ilriise luri-ft erstKliilu lu-lil swav. iloue
Pt.Tiili-ai.il oih.-r impr-veini-nt.- a rose as ti by inaiclc'
ami !reentiV the thnuktul .-'..ttier lound'hiinself
i and his tamiiy. as well :is lii- rattle. sniiirfv honsed
with ample space tor tho liny and frrain ol the fu
, tu re.
The home and rr.mran.iinurs of Father Oallitzin
the missionary prince nn.l priest, furnished a n.-
tatile instance ol jiiuneer thrift ard eeonomv. In
I tlustries of various kinds flourished aronhd his
humble hut hospitable ilweliimf or within tiie h-r-1
ders of his wi.iely-c-Vleiide.1 junsUiotion. Wool-
rardiux. spiunina. wcavins, fnibiiK. .-Iioetnakitx.
, tannlnir. and other branches ol hnn.H-nift, nil lent
I their aid to render the settlement pros- ennio and
I racelul. There ia nothimi like busy industry to
keep a 1-oiiiiiiunn.y hale, happy and huiunne.
Every day there ii a certain routine of dutv to till
I up the busy hours, and there Is no room for ir.f.-li-,
city in the rnn--Ptmly oeciipied mind of the dili
' c.-nt workers, ffiilen says: --FTinplevmont Is na-
ture's physician and is essential lo himian bappi-
ness."" A truer proposition was never enunciated.
but the student, the professor, or the ck-r-vinan ;
I the lawver. the pl-.y.ichin, or the e l.fr: the mer
j chant, the tiook-Keoper. or the eterk let theso and
others like th.-tn whose brains have hern overwork-
, e.iau.l wiiosu lnu-eies have lK-en uuderwurkuil
let
I ii.i tn just try t-ra snort time the e:I
acv ol tnus-
, cular labor
pnre fixyiren and rev: ifyln-i sunshine.
I and if't!iev- continue in t!i
ifo,wi wrirs ii.nr enotiff-b
' tlieirconstitutions will rectify themselves nius.-lo
j and brain balane.i.n; each other a- the irreat "rea
; tor inteiiilid. In a oh- ol industry a man pa.---es a
. happy youth, a u- ml middle air,-, a, id ev. atiiallv
i ripens into tiie "sere and yellow !i:n!" full of vears
i and happy- memories.
As the aim in writinir these sketches is to trlean
, here and there some ol tli,.s- heretoiore- uupuoiish.
i ed incidents and anecdotes whi -h have heretofore
i e-caped tin- notice of other writer'. 1 will now pro- '
ee.'d v. ith tliat obp-.-t in view. ,
I The irf nial beams of pleasantry fre.picntlv melt- '
ei xne seuinini- austerity ol fiainiiin s prle-tly i
. eharm ter, and Ihose who livi d about him can nar- I
I rale muny atcedotes which revenl tin- sunnv i-li.-UMis
! of his huintde home. lit'.-.
i An a-jr-d. respts-table and well-known eentleman I
who in T,i.- youth liv ed lor m- ny year.- in ttie ser-
; v iee ot I-at her i rallilr-in oi-cas.onally relates a storv
i iilustralive of tin- sliiits sonn-t mics ri-soru-l to bV
, The younsr men of tla so .lie. - to ir.-t atf to a !,:i-Ti"t
party or s-.-ne such ntnTj-e.rfent. i JalliTzin, a- nri v
1 l.e ts,n;ctiired. did n-t countenanee an v no.-turnal
' rovinirs. and even went so far as to see tor himself
i that tiie yoiin-r men about him were in bid at a
pn par ltour. There was one y oai:- man. however,
j who knew lull vva-ll how to oat i-eni-nil him fn that
! movement. VVhen a eissn-huntin eTj-.-iiition or a
' frolic of any kind .b-ma:ib'.l his presence, the fe
, tivey-outh "in question would -co to ins riun as if
about to retire lor the ninlit; lut in.-, end el doinir
' so he vvi-ul.l i hu.-k tiie churn, wfiicfi was alwavs at
; tiatil, it ii dor the blankets, and when trie Is-'t-r''
i went the "srrand rounds'' tseo that all were in
i lied, the churn Invariably- nine the t-til-u" on lilin
' and he went his way satisfied.
' i.i n a ecrtalu oeci-si-ju ivhib-journeying ta fhila
' dolphin fiailitzin tarrir.l for a short time wit'i a
reTi-r.-nd friend ami eo-lah-rer at It vlflird. This
; -jentleumn was Folieitous that hiF dtstinznisl.etl
iruest should put his be-1 Mot loremt." or, in
oliier words, don a lasiiio liable suit, t raliitzin t-ok
his a.lviee and tiie suit wliii h he preseutcd. and
wore it tiii his return from tin- city : but immedi
ately on til-i arrival at home, atr-iin.'the rounj- man
who iised fa wander while the churn slept full heir
' to the tint' coat, and tho "l-ctor"donui-ii his wont
ed hahioiucut. .
. Many more sivh Incidents raiirht be related, but
I wi i! runciu-l this time by present ini; a pen-pb--,
tore of pion'-er life, which I am sure has never seen
pritit beforo. Tiie names are. of course, fictitious,
' (mt the incidents are founded on tint, so without
' further ado J will s-ive you the story :
! It -va- a fine .Tune mornin-r f:i the year IS when
' we started in to build a habit.-ition'on our wllder
! ness possession. Nothing could exceed the hne
1 nes.s of t lie weather, ami all nature seemed to re
joice in exuberance o! life. The spot we had select
ed 1-r our lonely homestead wa.- located ve--y ad
I v.ir1t.iir'..tuisiy In many re-iicets, lvlm; as ir did jii-t
below the brow of a hill, fiiiich acted as a mm-,art
1 atfainst the riereeatornis (d the north-west ; a clear,
, sparkliiiif brook meandered throiisfh the ralley
jus: bt-i..-,v. vvl.iie lio- size and number of the t.-,fl
! 'ileni7cns of ttie surroundietr fon-st -rvvi. amplo
jiroml-e as to I he riciines - ot tiie soil. As we li-wed
; and not'-iicd our lo-xs. we kept our rules leanliitr
i near at hand avail. st a tree, lor the -fame was very
plentiful and nowise scary irray and black squir
rels chattertnir at ns from th.- irreat nvors-pr-a,linir
1 t.raneb.es. with the most vis-iicrous ehidinirs, and
anitry. no doubt, at our m .atsio-i of tln.r hitherto
: undisputed domain, "i hrovvinir down The axe oeca-
sionally, we seized the rille. and simultaneously
with the whip-like report a fat -uirrel dropped at
, our feel. It was not lon before our e-oks had an
1 ample pr-vislon f-r a irobd dinner, and everythinif
! pr-ere-icd fjiiite pteri-imttr. th. women folks eimt
, tin and preparin-r the squirrels, while we men
j IoIks hew,-d away al the loins.
I There is an undeliuabie umiiitv about labor, it is
j well to remark here, which strikes one ont:! tic
, niisly. I.et the kin-r. or the noble, or the a.-tiile-'
m-.n, meet an honest and upriirht laborin-r man.
and he tt Is an instinctive respect lor the toiler,
j Whether it l.e tne eneral irecdom Iron; debauchery
: and v a.-e, or tla: rol u.-t hcailh and vi orous i--insti-
tntion. or. nbo.'e all. the pi ee which The laborer
holds a ttie defendcran.l supporter of his country
one oral 1 of these , i uai ties or functions command
t this involuntary respect.
lint to resume. All went I'uietly in in an even '
tenor for a while, when suddenly one of our party. '
: w hose toni-iie betrayed his nativity. s.izvi hisrifie '
In hot haste and sain out: "Murther aa" turf. I
, hoys, d'ye see yen uaiv baste? iviry ear ou im I
' loike the flaps of a saddle!" At this exclamation ;
- our two deer hounds spran-r up an-l took oil liko 1
mad after the tleeimr itnitnal. flee hi nee sfiowed '
lis tiie umraiuly form, -ereat branehinir head-piece
1 and liappiinr ears of a hniff elk. whose lomr. lopir.K 1
: k:ii i rapidly increased his distance from it.-. 1'inj; '. '
pinif! piusr! went our ri!le.s in ipd.-k succession. '
and a sudden stiunbi-- in tlieciit of the oik showed ,
that he wa- hit. Pat. Flanniuan led t he hunt, hat- .
: less and eoatless. learinir throiizh Ihe hushes lute .
1 a bin-al tiz'-r alter a ireen .-i-rlsiiian. On we
t went into tie deep l-rcsi, the speediest kcepiui up
' and the slow ones failinir in the renr. 'ltie two
, tlok-i. in the pai!-i of the fha-'e. sciz.ni e-.sli a fie-t
: hol.l -,,n one of the elk's wrreat tlaiijiinv ears, hnnz ;
! on like a rabid la.vy er t i a fat ciu nt. Al last the
panti.-iir and harras.-ed uniliial irave out an 1 sio-d f
at bay, vaiiily strivinir to heat oil tiie m uer !i-i: n-I. :
' now lio-ii'ly sa va -ri-wi ; h tin' e.veitoi,,,. it ol thehnnt. -A
couple ol ri tlc-sliots siH.n laid htm low. and wo
I Immediately set alxuit sKinian- hnn. Duiaim the
tlayan pr-ei-s. I'at. Fianaa-an, yet s,.nn vhat
"raised" by the excitement of ttie hunt, espied a ,
, bi-nr cut. n-t lar of!, sittin-r p:iet!y on a i.r and i
irarin-r at usfith p-rf'cet i-ot.ipo--nre. --Itrnl 'eess
t'ye fir a woi.lly imp. but I'll soon put ye ont o ;
i that.'' muttered" Pal. seir.m a cliiii and cr-.-1-pinir
steaitlid--' ti-V, aid llio inuo .flit cub. Wlien I 'at
if"t ae ir en.iiiirh. T;i- -ave the p-cr crdi a fearful
vihu-k. which kn"-ked it oi the loir, nr.r! bo was
; lost st-opin lo s.-.-ure Iiis priie wfi.-n an uneom
' ire" ly vveil-i- i-,.w:i fern ale brui a. doiit.t iess ttie cub's
I mother, itsve tiim a treiiieudoc.o euif lueh sent
. him ou iiis "beam ends." Ii.irw K.Tifrm .iiii. nho .
' ci. 'Ud scarcely speak a w. rd i.f I-aurlish. flew to :ii'-
eor fat. and "the --rent I, ear" s n held hiai In a
; i'i..-.- enibraee. A most upror.rH.us huilabaioo
i i-uicklj arose lrom the scan-.- o! -icii -n ; I ut:-jt a.-al
i lri.-h nai.recaticns niitni'ic'T with the irr-wTs ol
bruia in a lurious coweri. and tin- heavy flows of
; II. in-' iniiihty list rescaiad.-.i o-i the ribs of Ins
sna--y itiitaiionisf iike V ulcan's haiiimer. As the
i ?iini'..-ir-f irew tichtcr tho n-iwe trrew louder, tfil
. tit hist the .striiftf.iiir two tuinbid ovi-ra wuul-iaP.
At this um.-t in i-Ta;i 1 ipton. a Y a n kec rrom a! s i ne.
v. ho vyas well rise. to jnch bo i i i! es s, strofte over to
tie-noisy ityan.! rife l-ruin a I--w pro. Is with
; his bi-..ii'iL'"-k!:i:e. 'f ins summary pr-rcc.ii in- s.-t- !
lien i he bu-m.-e-iiu-ta-iter, au-l fc-ioli "ali H.lii'iiiiet
I1 loii- tiie 1: ne." ,-
W e s-on -kian) atb-tli h mrand elk, and r itrrne l
; to o -.i tinarter oriadan tritti beir meat n.l yeni
' son. 1 iuri hit .iiirja i'senee I iie women :ol i,s had pre
pared a nood dinner lor us cotlee. squimd-pie and
I ece!lera Ii t-t-i-ntio. wi-ii str,Tb.n ics and cream
t'-ir dc. -'-rt : hot. reli-hed mere tiian all. we soon
bail a savory steakof vein-sun iuokiiieou tin-board,
i Ti.e table fi plueeii in a very cool end ploasant
nook, near the nian-in ot our invriiuabi" 1-ro .k. en
, t ire! v shaded bv the thick tii!i:io of Iiie. ovei lliill-r-i
iiie "bo -.iirlui. It was constnieted of a conjdc i t
i hcvn-lo-s raised on two sh-rt p-! and '.lock
i chairs fill-r.UT s-ats for ail. A hi p i -r or merrier
i party cct'.M n"when be foan 1 than we. mi l the
i Kr-e'nv,". ud o sounded with Jovial plcasnmry and
: else'-'-fa! o-ieerssitioB.
Alter we had tut merit snlted aw.ir, and onr
1 skins prepared lor tisnniiu--. we took a lunch ahout
: sundown ; ami thus ended the lirsr day in our new
home. A hriifht full moon flooded the scene wlih
a de!u-c of silvery Prht, and the notes ol Ihe w!iii
. ti,or will sainfe.i UiroBirh tfie dim aisles of trie
sliadowcy forest. It was a t Ory scene and calb-d
i out the pur-sl enjoviumit which thig etian-eable
li could r fiord. A violin, a fluo? and a bnnio
. were I r. u-ht 'roin tiie wairon-' by some at our parly
' who practical the "divine nit." mid presently
lnn-ie and so:.- made the welkin rinif. Thus pa
i ed this pleasant evor.inir. hour- tii! Morpheus, the
i sleepy inxl. sprlnkbtil the c;Hi.ls oi our Kirty with
dr ip.s fr. m his itnidrn t.)w when tho women l-iks
, tool. pi- so? ion of tin-vy.Hf"ii-i and the men. cscii
wrapped in a blanket, somrht ont some convenient
spit, and soon all was siien. e in llio v-t forest.
Of rii'irsn ..n of the toon ftoo, iric rd iver the
sicmb. inc ennip, for it would hardly do to sleep
in sucji a wild pi fo witl.oiit scut: y. .
In eoii -liuiiiur l!iis iirti' io i.ermit me "To remark
' that ns the Aliei-heni- mountains offer a wide li-ld
f..r ketc:.es. lwill shift my dory to some oth-r
point for tlic next paper. , "A. 1. H.
I Almost a TihoKUY. The Altoona Tri-
huxr.of Monday furnishes the fullevvinn ac
. f ount of an attempted murder at Herry sta
tion, Westiiifirf ljitid county, on Friday of
last week, the particular" of" which weropoli
. lished in the I'ittsbuth r-apurs of Saturday:
"When tie' V.'ay I'i.ssen-jr'-r wc-t st, rjc-l lit I. rry
i on I'ruliiy af'erniK.-a, .laiHee la I.e-vi". n colore. i
Imrber ot that ph re. t!ro- a rev-lvir nil ! s'l'rt a
' mm named S.ininol It ...r-. -r l'.i-t t'.-n- -".aiu-ti. in
tiie back uf. the head." The bad irraed the skull
! t al-nt two iai-iios. and wTion ex'nfcted by Dr.
K I ; ciiiiisieitli t'ie iaili.-i wa-' a- llat as a wafer,
i livers is en ployed mi tin- road and w;-3 ir-iT' t-,
1 ! ii a-ry for ,puy." Ia -. :- Ii:i;l been nt in, par. a v isit
li.ir friends, a, id t ites that h- intended to sheet
' hin:.-!t thr-i'tirfi th" bmin. bcerin-" he had been
i drink inir and could n-d .'t al-.n-r. A aer the s!u."t-in-i'cc!iie
lie sure hiTii-.'lt up to Jr;tiee ef the
! p'.-tce JO-mntt. who c..:::mi:tc. him to .tail at
, f Ti-ecn '!: r for trial. Ityers ! n--t then-! to bo
! .---riou ly hurt. Kcwi? i elweit .':. year- ot ae and
1 t" sntd to iia a lirvd Man.- Tr Is Tuuior-rt taut he
IkiiTetl et lorcd !-trli"r in Indinua town a lew years
, fin.-e. He aid the sfiooMnif was accidental, but
t'n is is not iielicvi-d by his fricndi. A Mr. Swei-ncv.
of Indiana, who was' on the train, sa;. s that Lewis
'. talked to him al."ut eoiumittitiir suicide a few min
utes bilore the assuuic 'liieti pi ives thct he was
I Imt In a re-ioisih!c siaio ol niiu i. Mr. I'yi r- on
i Saturday received a tt -le-min trn: r- I'ri-ivl iv I'ltt--bnr-fh.
whieii rend as loli-ws: "Mr. S. S. White.
. vim lives al N... ;.5 Nonh it reet. ruLe'.urvti, was
' Ul your car ,i tiny rfss,.nuer 1 t ev v, I, :rj.. lie
sn v's it e si w tie- ncr.-d.-lin-rat.- v p.. 'a a ihe r-- -. ..P. cr
at yniir head itnit fin ." Mr. liver vtty tlmt he
has known '.r some tune past tiist tiie lixru-r had
a u-ebiia-ii 1. .'.a! .-.u-.t h :.i. ia a . 1 ! ;' ; ..'.:.:.:;'.
...al."..'' .'a.c.V-.l l.li.i.
WELCOME ONE
IT IS SOI
in I ssi T 1 1 1 : l-
IT IS SO, SO IT IS,
PUT DOWN TIIE PRICES
Tf fienre whlrh 3Mcre.i)- nnrprlwe all bnjrrit, itnt arr now selllne
LAWNS, WHITE GOODS, GRENADINES, HERNANNIS, PERCALES,
BATISTE CXOTHs", CRETOXS, AND ALL OTHER
LIGHT COLORED DllESS QOODS!
AT IliIHJS TIIAX COST.
-A-lso, LIjNTEjNT SUITS,
Curtain Laces in Great Variety,
iH'a.iTs, Sitit TTnaliella::s,
Anrt n One Moek of the L.a1leV fi.rcmt rrntertorfi, tin-
SILK GOSSAMER COATS,
AT PRICES AWAY BELOW COST.
We have a large sioek of fashionable ami seasonable goods, in uhteh
ice are offering great bargains.
-A Lixie of Ccarpets,
SucJias Jirusfcls, Woolen, Hemp and Jlag. Also, nil Cloths, Window
.Shades and Fixtures.
..BOWMAN & MORROW'S
OSS STOIR,
CORNER ELEVEMI1 AVENUE AND
MH .ti, ( ORRr.spsnr..rE.
Cambria Tvvr., August, 1S79.
1 MB.F.nrroit With your permission I will far
i nish a few ink drops from the alley of the nor'h
branch of the Uonemauirh in relation to a recent
, pleasant trip enjoyed lor the most part In voor
) company. Hnvinif irot on the E. fc C H. K. train
at liradley's cnt on th-? occasion referred to, I nd
. rise all who want to do likewise to stand at the
' switch In full view of the engineer, so that he can
! see them in time to stop the train. If they .1u. It
, will ave them the trouble and fatieue ot runninir
i Bfier the train, as I had to do. Bradley's Is ca i led
; a;fl:--ir titalion, but 1 have never yet succeeded in
1 finding a flar or a stat ion at that "point. However
1 the kind-hearted eondnctor told tne in his pleasnnt
wy to make myself visible hereafter, and tlmt
j remark led me "to think how many there are in
i tho world who are too backward to come forward
until It is too late to secure the prixe they are
I seekinir or gain the object they are after.
j Hut I started ont to ay wimethinir Bh.-rat our
I trip, and so here p-oes. We reached Altoona in
dne time, and from the:e I "branched"' off to H.d
! lidayshurir, which Is nor the place it was thirty
nine years airo. Hut like people, like places
j fharifie is writ'an on tveryrhin-f. ( ince there. I
was not lonir in fimline i he doctors I was seek inir.
: and gentlemen of the riirlit stamxi I found them
I to be. They understantl physioloi-y to jierfeetion.
I and could tell what ails me as weil as I can my
i pelf. Thanks to them b r their kindness.
By the way, the rolllnn; mill at that place he
i lortus. I was fold, to the tt. I. (to., of Johnstown.
' and the employees say they have preat reason to
I reoiiec thereat.
While In Hollidayshnr-r I chanced to meet the
only t wo men I know t h re. f ne of These is tlol.
Wiii. K. Piper, wlio was all smiles and wonder lo
see old Iiewi so f.ir from home.
t n the west or left hand side of the road com inn
i lrom IIoMiilnysbnrc to Altoona. as well as alonir
the easlern slope of the Alle-rhcnies. which s, em
to frown down upon the valley below, one mny
look from 'he car window nnd iret a irlnrious view
of some of t he most m-i Knifieent sernery mortal .-ye
' ever rested upon. As I itaze l my mind reverted
; to my y.nthlul days on tiie Atlnntie prinre, where
: an'occasiona I opj.o'rtunity was aflarded for viewinz
the wreck ot a noble ship, with hull turned ap-d le
down and the entire work ot art totally destroyed.
' Yet there is no work of art a' all to be compared
' to the works of nature. No sir : if the hulls of the
! (Treat Ka-tern and thefrrent Western were put
j together they would be nr-n-rht fn comparison
1 with r-itiire"s"handrwork. If I hud the eloquence
i of Iiemosi henes or the ability ol the urearest of
! knosrn artists I could not describe or paint to lite
i the beauties of this wonderful scene. And hew
peculiarly impressive are the splits to be seen in
1 the neighborhood of the "Horse Shoe Bend.'"
' where there Is enonjrli to command the atteuUon
' of the wisest -reolmr f.t and excite tne wonder and
i admiration of tho shiest enirjneer. It l a mystery
. Indeed how the different sTratas of rn--s have
. been tossed up at this point by some powerful
eruption avvav hack In the treat unknown. And,
i oh ! what a m'firhtv work ot enndnecrin .7 art Is the
treat I'a. K. K. a"it winds ar ound the sides of the
highest mountains, skirts the widest and deepest
: chasms, and towers lar above tiie tallest of trees!
And how plain to be seen l the heavy trra-lo on
' the west side of the Horse Shoe Bend, where It is
almost 00 feet to the mile: Yet it is n 't all a
subject of wonder alone, for it is almo-'. trraad
enoueh to be worshipped. The railroad eompany
has spar. d neither trouble nor expense to beautny
the surronndlniiS nt this point. Insi Je the "Stio ""
i a lar-.'c. level plateau i as been laid out, and some
' of the most skil.ful florists have been exereisina;
their taties and talents in arraru-anir elpjfiut flow
er beds on tire srrmnd made and desisrned for trie
purpose, while to complete the attractive picture a
handsome Swi? pott a -re or watch boT.with heavy
nar stones -ani a t- w iect aparr on n:- rusm i....,,
and all formed in aecordanco with strict mcnsTira-
Tion occupies a position in inu ceiuri oi mc uuu
grounds.
Then comes the tunnel near the summit of the
mountain, which deserves to be ranked anionic
the -treat wonders of the world, but of which It
is needless for me to speak, so much baring al
ready been written about il.
The account of our p!easanf sojourn and kind
treatment at t he Mount ain House. 'resson. a-- fur
nished by me to the I'lica ( N.JY .) '; -,. i. has tx en
trans'ated for your columns, and is herewith sub
mitted for vour kindly consideration.
Thankinif the train" men on the Branch road for
th''ir kindness in leavinsr uic oft so near home on
the return trip. 1 remain,
Y ours, itc, P:-rr,t A nEHAttTHE.
Ti '771t-7--I? frr. 1 t''f ri-i'.-fr. r. Il".7--t V'-.-scpe r f.tb
li?rd tit I'tira. A'. I".
..- He (th.e editor of the
I'nntAS) told ine ihat we would have towai! nt
Cresjon for six hours rind that hewoul-I i'lTroJnce
me to the manxiters of th Mount .in II ni"! f vn
mcr resort as a correspondent of the ir,.c. This
lie did. and I was very warmly welcomed. They
told me. "Am thimr . vou tlnn t see aslc for it will
be nt your service; and any time you come here
make yourself at home and welcome."' Neither
the editor nor myself, it is proper to say. drink
nnythini Infoxieatinir. The management of the
.Mountain House consist ol ttol. K. .1. Unicr. pro
prletor, V.'iu. II. Mauucr. chief clerk, A. E. Lyon,
steward, and S. .1. Humphreys, printer and utility
man. It can be said with truth that all from the
hi-thest to the lowest are very kind and cour'ei-n:,
wliile nowhere can be lonr.d morcamp'.e piovision
tor the nourishment, enrcrt.iinmon: and amuse
ment ol iKith body and mind. A Iter supper .iu ex
cellent orchestra band discoursed sweei music, and
delinhted indeed was I to see the youth of both
sexes promenade the many Invinnir paths h-adinfr.
tobeautilul sylvan retrea'is. where the retul-rent
moon is devoutly worshipped no, no. but where
roniuntic lovers worship each other by tho pale
lliiht of the ' sweet silver mten." A
word more about the Sltmntain House and its tb-.
lijrhttitl surround invs. There are two ten-pin al
leysiand what we cali in Welsh '-lisrlln-din iel hin"'
on I tie premises. I saw not the least sin ol intox
ication in or about the honse, nor did I hear a sin
gle uiibeeominsj word spoken. 1 ho place is light
ed by nas inside and out. and t he ilminir room is
comiindio'is enouxh to seat three hundred iruests
at one time. There are also many fine cotiBires
on the "ir-aunds for the accommodation ol l.imiiies
who wi.-h to enjoy the comforts and maintain the
rirfvacv of home "lire.
I am" your old correspondent.
1IKH1 ABETtAHTHB.
W111T.E swimcini; their hoes in the weed haunted
row--.
Where tiie bcons an-l toinato-as are ttiowiiiif.
The sou to h's tuiiicr set out to rein. irk.
As warmlv the sunbeams were iriowinir.
-W liv like i's this spot t the place tliat was not
Kni.wn to l.i.uie till that apple prc-.-eedin" ?'"
i;p:!ss !" .p'oth the parent : then answered theson,
Jtecauso 'tis the itarden o' weedin" '."
1"la 'ratbar was so rrruct p leased at the pr-ocifv
ef larun a wine. el in the eoustrucrio'i fd the
at, ore pun that h" fort I: with jrave bir a fit' h'.nn
rr. o.-o-r I ir a suit f.f new clothi-s on (lo,f!--ey
V.'olf. next d. or to tiro post-ofiiee. Altoonn. The
r..-ion wl v- X!r. Welt was eho-'i-n troni aiiion-r-f
thrt irrittit-nlc cf d'-nb i" on ciothimr in bat eity
mav Icaolly be st-t.-il Because bis house l-ris an
es "ibi-l.e,i r. p-ilatian for fair dcatit-ir: b,e;,ti-e
st-.ck is ,-iiways lari--. and fre.-li : bc.-aus'- eaen
artica: is vvarraiitc.', to be prc-'i-ciy as js.,,r,..n-..d
nnd b'-cause Iii. prices ciiiin.it b-r crif irrulcr. Ke-
irarc inir t id.- l-itr-T r-oisidi-nvf :"ii. ir. "Vocif snv s;
-I will sod a! prices o. per cent l..w -r tiian .ir.y oth
er b-iu-e in tiie city.'" "ihat lie i-a nrin e,f his
' word, a vr-lr to his l:ira nnii vvcil-ti'lc.! -lor-- wiil
fuilv tiamo-isi raie. Orders by mail wiil receive
prompt attention.
iI Atir laid aiiti'ief orn ni-on her lltli" toe. and
every place Hint M irv went' this corn was sure lo
tfo. S ic went to itiiimi nihai one 1ny to -ct of
clioes a pair, and of course it is fn .r lo presume Ihat
tin- little corn on the htiie to - Hlorr said went will:
her there, f -.,rn or nurnni, Hluiucm hnl's iK,t and
stioc- liiiu-c. illn Kle-.en'li iiivii'H'. V it., una. I n., is
the j.iace to lift very cliei),. mut tittici and v"in
f .rlnble fed coveri ir'-." o' ;.l stv lo. siw-s a -id isal.
itics, for 1 -di-"s. ii.s-. s, tr '.. youths aial c!ril.,i-i :i
. K .
iI:-:- i-v 'I M i"-. ' Al'. .a r. iv -s killed ! y .t. i-iin-
FOR BUYERS !
SO IT IS!
,v i f i : it iss tso:
THAT WE HAVE
OF ALL KIXD OF GOODS!
TWELFTH STREETS, ALTOONA, PA.
LJiTTFR I'ltnT Jini TZn I.F..
llorTzroi B. A uir. lo. T70.
Dear Fukkjiatc. We-ks nay. months havo
claps--.! nii.ee y..u had a cumnuni.-stion frmn this
vouiik but prosperous town. Ttie dedl-atian of
the new Cttthoiie church jn-t completed in this
place tbroinrh the united eflortnif the Lev. Father
., leather and his eon-ri'',at ion. irave me an oj-isir-tunity
to revisit my l -rmer home I v spei-ial irain
from Tyrone. K.tcursioii tickets wero sold at Al
toona. srood to return, for 1.;-T. and leivmir that
cityiper raeiiic Express at 7.."5. a. m.. wo t.s k the
spe-ial train at Tyrone lor llouizdnle. where wo
arrived aluit 10 o'eh-ek. Here we were met bv a
lar-re crowd. well as bv the Hi ut7.ia.ic cornet
o,,,,,,. ftiui-ii. oy me wuv. is surpas-eii t.v few sim
ilar onranir.at ions In the State, and aft of listeninir
to several choice musical selections weil rendered
we nil formed In procession and proceeded to the
churcli. Jwhie h was soon fiii.-.l to repletion, not-wrth-taiidinif
its seatinir eajmcity is a'suit sixteen
hundred. The church hiiil.lin-r. It is proper tosav.
1- one t,f tbe han.isoiiiest and ino-t eouiiiio-lious in
the diocese. Kt. Kev. Bi-li,,p Mullen, of Kr e. as
sisted by a number of pric.-is. eonducted ihe im
pressive ceremonies p, ru-iiililni to the ileiii- ation
of the fine edifice, and sii'-isc )u.'nt!v delivered an
eo.n,-nt an ! ins; ru -tiv e - r-a..m. diiriiur which he
ail'i le, briehy to the cr..wth of 'atl.o!:.'ty in the
I nited States and complimented i.th pastor and
people on the ener-ry and zeni they had manifested
in e reetinif such an i-ieirani and substantial teim-le
to the sen-fee ef od. Aiii'mj the o-h.-iati mr clcrirv
1 noticed i;..v. I'. J. Sh rnien. of f 'leaiiicid. anil
ev. Jus. M-au-ht-r ''rotlier f the pastor), of
t'orry. a. .t l:it Mass the eornrrcL-'arroii was
coin,i for he nio--l part ol s t rr. i . ir , -r- :ro:a van
""" parts of ri,-- c.arntv.iis well as Ir. m Tyrone.
AlT.-M.ua. CTa'iitzin .-irid otfei ..la.1 1 ,'ic ". n-a n
wrts preside( over bv vij;. Mni-L'.e l.'-a-.y. nli-at-.
cfli-if ntly as-iste,l by Mr. H. Ii. Hart man and the
n'tiiT tiii-mi'i'i-- nt the ele.ir in Tuakiri- tie- in'i-a-all
ihat could huva b.-. i, ,i. sired.
Herore i-l-.-iaic it is t-roi-.-r bi snv ttiat after Yc-
ror- th" Kt. K-v. l: -"n.:.. v i-h th"
wnt t-i .I.-tni'-JV ill. whT h'v tU'-h
:i nv
U VI'O'V.
t 'i r. 'H'tin r-." ' vrn':;? .; ,
1 ir:i Ikt : k's - iv VVMiml, 1
Atm! r'tll' ii h-T i.riiiir 1 j . T nl ;
lrorfi-n- nn T Iotc of yorr.
h I c ho i a ! irii! er- ntMro. i
l' rt -'f --orfh n;il f u: ol suttir.- :
U"t,cvj-1 : y"ti o.-ni. n t !cnrti l; r. i
For sin ha-1 ' trn there 'Ttorr, ;
An. -i ly :.!.:r:iun-!. "Km-: :ti,.7o :" ;
'ha further trn? 3f Ti' In t):o m- n--" hn-fn"'
r1;M!j4'ni Th not, i !:i-;:!iifh ; - The y.-'iiii;
tiutn -w:ti rhrtjy (nnv.ir-l Fev-tt nt S.iii'n AHfiil
lifitiiV, not t t" N it' P'trk. IIJ
Klvot;th av nil". Ait' iia. t::yiri-r n -ust ) t it'-r-uit
ohtthirjir. th." iirt'c'.itn; i i- tr-T;r llvit lm
u.tkitm i-r rar;iT'"ry .irr ir-'i'.t ritr" ! ; ..-r-ir.s"
h ip hnrtn t for ali tiin to r mo was !uy irjr Iiis
R 1 . 1 j r ir outfit, in i-horx. !iy tho ny. ;t it'-p-t-nlly
known that Sinmn V l-ifritlhciin 'k of
oh-t liirisc. rorni-ri-iiir tlm vt-ry l:it -t !ty!rs. H -'jh-c!!y
ttr:irtio jt now? Sn.'h is th' ti-t.:ini it
1 nNnn fa ft th:it thir prioop. -uti--.'uoTit t'tc'lc-ituf
out J'r the fall aii-i wi!tt Ir.itio, w.-ro ij'-v.-r u K.-. .
0I1PI1ANS" COI'KT SALK
C.F V VI.I A ni.T?
HEAL ESTATE!
1 Y vi
I "..
irtneoi an order isniTl
. -it --f the (r
iiaii-
art of f 'ami. ria eouniv
'.nd to me directed.
the 'otirt House in
1 will expose tu public sale, nt
l-.i-eusbur-r, .-ii
, , --TT . - , r.,T.
( fif, 1 lU 1, ALulM
30th, 1S79,
icwini; desc.-i'M-d
At 3 O'CLOCK. V. the f..
i'.-.-ii t-r. to Hi
'o. I The -nt'Tt'.-'t of WiUiam Kittell.
forrnt-riy of Iriah Lloyd, of. in and tor. t
timber land situate i a .s.i-tjii..t,iiia:i T--,i-snld
couiitv. I mi: Ii d by lauds of .luhii W. 1
T'riati l-l-.vd. lsnee Westoccr. .lonns Bamir.
dee-,1.
-n-t ot
ii. ill
liner.
Thos.
Tozirr, and John B. Bauiii.coutaiiiiuKiiiiiciv-Uir'.f
a.-r.-s. more or ,..
ii. '2. A piece or pare 1 ! hind situate i:i
C'aniSri.t fnwnship. nbotit on,- Iiaif mile from J-;b.
eusaura. ixmnded bv the f 'lay l'ike irti'I lands of
I-idwar.l Owent.md ."lihn Kir.-c'rit,. --,.-onfiii rriir t.-n
acres and sixty-three j.-cr .-l.es. nil , b ar.-d and.iiiid. r
I'-n'-c.
Xl). S. A piece or prir.-.-l of li'iilnl re ed land
sit'inte in t'aiu'Tia Tov. rr-liip. boi.nde.l I.'- the Beu
hth read. Inn-Is of Joseph A ilm.in. lie!rs ot Jame
and trooriro Mi.i. and other.. ef.ntaiu!n sixty-lwo
a.-r'-s and eiiiaty-t lire,- p. ai-ia-s.
o. 4. A j.ii-ce of lerouud situate in the 'est
ward ol l-ibcrrsat-.rir boroiii-h. bounded by the turn
p,ke, LIod street and West str.- t. contaiuiiiii
about leie acre.
o. .. A half lot ,.f irrimiii! frt-intein theWet
ward of lii.en-i.ur-r bnrouirh, ' m n-I . t on ilr north
by bit ot Mrs. Sarah 1iv is. ri the east by l t ol J.
at li. A. Shoemaker, i n trie somh by Lloyd street,
and on the wc-t fay nn ni!ey.
o. fi. Ttr- nndiv iii-.-ro-ie-haif Int-rc-d of, in
an.l lo a pl-or ,,r i:ir.cl of land -iimtrc in lllackli.-k
town.-liii, kr.own as the -.l-,iiii f.iSla'i" firm,
bounded "ii the north by lands of l'et.-r Wni'ni r
.-.nd lioiicit Fcrrusou. on Ihceist by la'al ..f l-:iac
Vls-ln.. en tia- soutti b laiult-! A. W. Howialid.
and on th- vest by lands ef A. W. linnlriml and
Jiavid II. I la, is. ci-ntainiaii one un Ir.-d mid tw.-n-
ty-three acres, more or less, iiho-u -cver.lv a-res of
which are cleared nnd under leiiee. nnd Iuivil .
thereon erected iv pi-.,I twn-sfi.ty ,siont .iwcilim
house, a fra me lairu. and r-fi-er iiotiiaibi ii't-. 'I h.-te I
Is a food or'-iaird on ttie preu: l--s and a , -ml back
opened, the land beim- uiideri.iid by a lonr-f-sit vein
ol exc.-lient coal. ,
( I he other half Interest in tiii f'irm. bcloni-iinr
to K. L. Johnston. 1--.. will l-e ef.ere 1 for sale at
the same t line and upon t hv same terms, so that the
purchaser can buy the whole lari i if he de-'iros.
'o. T. A pie.-e or parcel ot improved land -it-llitt"
in the we-t ward ot Kbon-Stir:- baroirirh.
bounded on the north by land of F. A. Sii-i.-iaaWcr.
en the rust bv West street, t-n tiie south bv Hiirh
street, lot of Hart-rain H-rv' ari l land of Fa n - . I
Stephen Lloy.l, deceased, eon ta i niinr "-own and
one-halt a-'res. more or lc-s. and l.:n inir. Tlo-r.'-.n
erect -d a, ifttt two-strrj- frame flwcliliiir house.
There is a i- i orchard on li,e prcmi-os. "ilns
piece wall I .- sold ill two portion-. Ma- la. as,. rni'
alH-ut three acres in one part and the remainder.
nlKjut lour an-l or I nil ai-rcs. In the o'her part, or
In one whop pi,--.-, to s-iit purr-r aser".
'f. A s-iuore ory-ri.aii., .-ifiiatc in the Wist
ward of Kb- nsl.n, i-' t ora-'a'h. bounded en the north
by Lloy-l street. "U the east bv Si rut enllf-v. on the
s-.atfi ly fi-rte stnrn.aiui ori the west iiy West
f-trsff. eoiita'n1ry two nT-.d n:r-hi!l r.cr--s nod hnv
inif ther-on erect. -.1 a iriH.,1 two s;o--y trata. .in. -11
hi1-- house, a fri.iin- stalde, end r.il tilt- ii.----.---ary
outbu ild inirs. n i d havinir a coo-1 orchiiiti on toe
premises.
Tm vs ot Sii. Oi'-tlaal of the p...r.-r;. -c
tai.'iey to b,-p-iid -n iv.nt m-aren t.f --i'i.-. a-fi-l ti---r--B.af.n-r
la t-.-r.-r. J .M si t-av.ie its. -v ii ti ln-t-n-st.
to l c a.-rroi I y t i - j t U-n.e: t Ird.c and
iiMtrtzawc !' tl.c f,iinrit!if-r.
a!.-. i.'u rt:r iiiriiiiJ..
- fdmlnis'rarrrv" Vil:.iirr Ktte,l. .:-eM.
J-it'cn.-i.ur'r, Am.-. Is7.-ifi.
I'Kl 1AUATOUV to 3IOVIVC oa M I'IiiSlitR !t,
er iri7 ,7I at rt ri oc .at-'a -t cut t ''ir; ork o f
Wonumcnts and Gravestones
MAi:ni.I". ami M.ATIi M.lXTI IJi,
Grafts, Fronts Fenders, tfe., ,(r.
f Inr li . 1 1 1 ii r -t !i at.- ifive.- more bent than any
iitlurni -i is vM.i-t.-ii. t.-d I -1 pli.is--. Send . r i inn.
i ir. I r aa !i Burr. Mill Sauitr umi Belt! nit ( 'lol lis.
Jiff, ,v 321 I,il..rty lt.. llf tinrch.
Vv'. Y. WAIJ.Ai.'i:.
OTICE is 1'i-it'liy giwn lh:l Li t ss -
nn I r. nd innl pi-c-h i. ' tl .f-liu vvruru,.--.
sarin e .i I .. It. i ma.-iaa r. : ' t-, i . .;, ,., .,. cred
itors, bas l-.-cTi hie-1 hi tie.' i.-'i - i Tin- 1 r-'. ricvotn-
T'tt't "a lab. 'I , olli,. . . a .,1 H i, be o --.. 1. 1, ,1 i., ij,(.
Court ! ' uni on ', :.-.. ..i oi-! i t,. tr s,; t'rin
i.r.i-.i. '.ii tin- hr--l ni a'-"- !S ,;o. ,sl,
t.- .riw.wrf. v - .',. .-v.
l',-..,..c..Ji.:i7 .- . i -i.i '.;.- V. ' :-'-i--t
i ' TKHKIlfLE ONSL.WGHT
; ' os mr
PEOPLES CHEAP STORE!
Ijorello, Isi.
temjaum
Eiiiirv(.,.F.w.B'5!:!:-:iE:::;ffiS!
THAN'
I'viii:
Ulil OKI.!
Mr
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GOOD frOdllS, GOOD GOODS, GOOD GOODS,
j Cheap Goods! (.Leap tlootls! Hieap Goods!
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Wf. aaVaJ 1
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OMSas4
tSitkki
TIKfK.lf MIT i vniRvoini
COME AND SY.T. !
COME AM HE Alt!
COME AMI III Y I
Pause! Ponder! Purchase I
Here Is n pnrtinl 1 i -t ot the kind . f l-o sis we keep
and the wonderful I '.-i rtr n i n s n e offer :
I I.OTIIIJ
DliPARTIOT.
i ten" Suit ne lew n
i"vi.-n' Fini' S aits for
Men's A11W ,1 f '.is-iniere Su -.- f-.r
M.-n" Fine Ii.e km I-n - Suns for
! Men's All AVo. i I-n nts nd Vest
i i en's All - V-1 I'unT and e-t li'.-sT , ..
j onilis' f 'lothin-1, lull -lets, fr"in rj-:.on t
1 Itoys' "iotbinir - f-tw -........ .
' lti.vs' flothmir. ail-w. .-l. f-ir
S M
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: I'ls jurt l-.n-
And all other wenrm :ii iir. 1 at -r
I :i. ly .- h.-ni".
DRV ;oots
DIIMKTirHT.
1 00
I 2S ynrd :iHeo for
- 14 yards fle.ivy OinL-hurn I r
' 14 vards Ai i hc- n . lusiin !r
i 2" v.ird-. 1 I.e. I Mu-lin tor.
' 14 yards irrn. l Itie-iehed Mc-li-i for
! 11 Vard- verv bc-t hn :i: iu-l ?l,ili'n lot
j I'i v :ir I- 1 r : j f-.r.
! At! kinds f .fear.- r ..-..ocs win
I it iv eiv- be Sold ciicr-icr t Inn I iie ch
1 li
1M
1 isf
1 OH
H-)
1 11
-h w:i! po-
"IIH-St.
' ni iii ivutiinrT.
2 sr-ool f'ottcn 1 hrerv-t. wirniiit--! 2-' v nr-i-, f--r
2 f licet- I'i n- f
;s.
f--.
S packet Hair Pic.- 1.
; 1 pair M- n"s H ! I H-.
, 1 j.air Iide-s' H-i-c i
j (.RIKIItV
j " ...nb-tenr.
I II. s. H-owned 1,-ro (
' lor
DIPlRl-irNT.
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. . 1 !
, . 1 CO
.. ll'l
, . 1 bi
.. 1 no
.. 10
.. 10
,. lo
.. A
, . as
.. 1 D
.. 1 ("t
.. 1 no
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lo lbs. fireen foit.-e f -r
1 6 II. fire.-n 'oo-e - '.e-t in uinrkeij
' l.s II--i. ?t- wu Saa-ir f- r
12 lbs. f oft-e Su-ra-- f--r
11 ll-s. V lute Siiirar f-.r
! ?. li-ias. k i-i Syt-up for
, '2 -raN. best Scrap in i.ia:l:- t for....
: 1 S-ru!i iini-h lor
1 Br. mi t-T
4 boxes BlaekiriK for
' 1; boxes of!.-e l.-enee tor
..r
' :i t-omc-- Ive tir 11 bail- I'i.::i.-li f.
or..
10 cans Tomatoes for
! 7 f ,-ls.n ( lil for
i-i l-IIi. cakes Soap f-.r
j HOOT AM Midi: HI I
' 1 pair Men".- ir-,od li.ov s' - fa
i 1 pair Men"- I ItnaV.- l Slc-i
1 pair Men's Vine H-.t I .r
' 1 pair M' i' r tn--t fail-kin it ..n
ART MI". XT.
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1 N
........ 7 .
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m on to 1 i
wet prices.
V. per pa r.
i.-r..
1 pnir Woiiic!,'- ir.-o-l Sr.-. i,,r
1 i-a-'r Wo., ,.,." best s.ii.K t..r
1 pair l.adii ta't.-r-- for
1 pair I.ri.li " l-.-T ( ia-t.-r- l.e-
i M ! --f-a- Sho.-s. of r, 1 1 evlis ii ni vires, fr
A liirire stock of f 'liildren's Sb.-s nt b
A very lame sto. k of Jtnl y Sfa.es at '1
hit niiMitriixT
1 Men's It.it? n-
vv
4 "C.
rjl il
1 U, to mt
and up to '.si cents.
Ihe lari-'O-t -Iis-k of
rr lr---r; f "aM-bna. anil
.Men's Fine IlK-" II:'. I T. ..
B-sf lists in th m-.rk.'t for.
B -" H t :i 1-w a- : .". cents
l.AlilI-S" HATS. Wr hav
I-a. lies' ip,s -,,b- -ouivt ,n N
will sell tfiem ch- rit-cr than anv miil-a.-r can l.uv
tb.-m In the .-. Al-.. n !-ir-. It of al and
I'liil-lrcn'- Ha- at won.l'-r:nl bw pr.ee-.
llorv-l an.l .Tmirx'- l",r Yi,iiik'1vpi!
-ri--asc -rive tf.e :il.o-e list n carctul i xamlnfl
tlon and y.-n will sc- licit 1 lei-.e r.-dueo-l i-iprv-
thills' to till
titiiu
T--t.fI-
Me to d" T.v
el,-., an ! atT.-lai
Heir-- It :s ri.:.'
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qiiir" ihi-.r en-
hen- e it l.-" al- . :
I :i' : ;i! ,v t i' n.l-r--' , Ui'-r iiit
y i ! k- V:r-j;' - 'l'lri-' nn-i r(-
iM cr- t'" f t;i y lfr ::? 1'miry: nnrl
..i! 1 .111 V ill, V (.!, T. miHle with
I :ic a -c. e pr
and r-.-t a --
ra.trs no ic.a
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ii in tho 4-i.Miitv if. ;) t"
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Violilay. !'.' t-"l'l '
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fri-iibria t'our.Iv
ill .'
1 -e of Pea i.-
V.'ciiu's .V.iia r
Wilt
sri
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Uuss-ell .V " "
Sl.-nm. r
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Wcakian-I
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H'pps ,v Kiev I
Kiitrull
Wolf.
IdovdV Adm rs
Alexander
I -e ol Ssaidan
Ha f
B v a n
T 'se of Marshall
llHV,ks
Lloyd's A-ii-ne, s....
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...vs. li ddfi-lter.
..vs. It erne.
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Py? fT-f Ip'jMt pi rWi
IV In is a lilctsln-r. I b- a
pvit t'" bon.a- I..-come irrei; '
TARKAXrvs M.I.TZI i:
It will save much p a n and d ..
times I- so ,:..a .-.- i l-ythei
carry, thr'.".:::' -cciles-that
s,. opcaly ret-ls. an !
lion't i-.d-l,,-! the pr -per trea' - -ton
ta-r epp.-ar. !ic-ort toll,
wi 11 --.,. lev .
S( LI BY ALI 11M"
lis. ...e. Whcn
, ti'- -
rriitir.NT.
- r. "."attire ..me-
n , i.-. is r- :,.e to
ol f.--r .-fiildren,
ani-hes I -. -icily,
-.f w io n the sv mp-
el ! :.t. i lid lict,
HJ1STS.
1DOWS A IMMi AlKMMNT.
Notice i- Ir.r.-v -.iv. ri that f-'lowinij
i named ap-arni'-'lro nt : propo;-1y apia-iis-d and
set apart for t le- v. i.i'ovof .1,- !. r:t under the act
l Ass-tnt-lv ! tia sli v pnl. A. 1 1. Is.". I. I as be.n
filed in tl"- K- :r -t.-r'- i f'ir.-e at li'" .-btt-ir. in and
. f.ir t to' county of f 'ainbria. and will be pr. ,-nfs t.f
the Ire! ai ii.-' t "ec: t o! sar-l ecu at v ior i oi.tir-iatioii
d ri'.c. -vac-
on li r11 i 'i-,.. I'tf .. ft rjt't: 0 -- .-t.,.-ii-
to w ai :
i a; pr i tseiv.f t.t of cert.-t'ii pcr-'-.iuil
i; i .i irad :ita-t for 1 a rjrari V
,.f (feoiia W'. iiri. Into A J" k-mi
brr. A. If. 1hT
Inv entory :
ia
cb.w
fin. w
town-hip
lic-a-l-
,i,S-..-. si
r s mi
tl. J. ft. LA K r"s it-..-1 -ter.
. KLfUebtir-. Am;. 4. hi'...
J. C. iY"cCINLEYS
DINING ROOMS!
I'nr I.nfllr Kii-T CJrfillemfn.
161 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, PA.
IIrT IUMMJ KCMI!S I TUt C
HALS AT ALL lllU'ns. (IYSTF.lv? BH.4
I'I'I'I KS serve
2-'. l-TS -tf.
1 al short notice.
A1
DMINl ST 1 : A To I i s ."( n I (
l.-Tjitfof Ll.ZAKKTH Iii'. LEV. lif
KrM'Tf- or A-! - ""t' n t iv t t.-t - :! ,ii7Jl-
!fth I'.iruy. 1 : ol AViflnr:tm town-hit. i
roaC'K liav'in-; h-rn m7i"r 1 t tho tun! r-iirncd
i-v the Ko-f ;-T'-r of mtil.rjfi t 'Mnty.n!I in-(rt'-.l
to-.v'l f-ttto rrc lioroi noinoi tn itinkf
j'HVinoiit vith'tut d!y. aiiit ths having f'iaim
j;;ini t th" .-:tti'o viii M soui thctn -r-..K-r1y u
tiwnt.f.it. :or -c'!Tlr:o-Pt.
lliM s MAXVi KLU ilm.
CR. L. D. KOFFifiAFi,
ix?
Surgeon Dentist,
A. make prvdcasional vi-sits to Klensbnrjr
n ti e rinsT M.cnvT r ea ii n.,siTn. to
remain i ne-week. Als... writ i-e In V. iiuii-rn en
t he siireMi M . a v p emu M"xtH, to rc nvrafn
to..- -lav. AH work wirr-nled.
Feh.'.ft, lK.-tf.-u,
TO riC'l". i-.Lt -.t-l v :
:i: t'.ut thf lirst
nr..
.!!t al Vvillalla "vk. 'f'-1. A -S;
.i:l a a I wa :, ..i t ! -c l -c in h t
-n rb-.l in the oft 1 e l'n-
- ar county, ai,d will t-.i ra-esenl-t
al..ll'o:i I':- a ul Sftii', ,-..llfltc.
1 Ihe tll-I M ...1..V i I .-, ,., icber
i lie 'NMjJs I'r, 't c raiy.
il aa V.:.cl.s-..urv, .Vila. .'. ls7l.-l.
d .lac... I
oi cri drlors. .-t.
tlo-aetr-rv of f 'a:
t l la l ..c I ..lit .
for, .ariiMi;.'...-!.
not. i". i
l'l-..t:i at -iv s i
AND TO ! Al.r.-T' .-. ti:i.li-rv:r;n-
1 has ir A'res ef Menlfw Lnnfl near
W I'.liinr. vvhicl he wi-i-.i-' to ,i- ...... ,. :.l r-,:ite
sric- -si..! I iii. I i- ii. L-o-.ii i . a l i i-n a. I w iii be
Irl-.m. 1 -
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