Tiik Philadelphia Times of Friday
st contained a somewhat elaborate and
XEWS AM) OTHER XVTI.MiS.
Frank Hart, the negro iedestrian,
... ' w i j I ii : i I . . 1 1 ir.iiAM
i a lamb without a neaa onrn on jnag-e rraron ami im- mui nm in iwi .
the farm of Mr. EeviWehler, in Hamil
ton township. Adams county, a few
.Jnrtre Pearson in pas-insr serif enee on
uH.tPn bio-rmhioal sketch of i -Frank Hart, the negro idesTnan, ; ton ionnw.1 , ;vu..m j Kemh,p an(, others in !Iar:isburp, on Mon-
well-w ruten biosra'Hncal sketcn ot bas maJe c3( ) x 10 bv bis waiking inside ! days ago. It had a perfect tiody and j . ,a . saiJ .
t. T.,vm;ili S TllieV frn-m tli.-. Tvn ' or air cffirti1 frnm tb iipr!;- I J .......
C'hnrle' H. Salter. William H. Keriihl.'. .1 -"e H.
zr-..-.. .- . . rz. ir ' .Tiiriir Jeremiah S. Dlaek. from the pen nr - ,-r i limbs: an ear started from the neck.
EQENSBURC, PA.. ' of W. U. Hensel, Esq., of the Lancaster j John Lefevre, the Hutler wife mur- j and at the extremity was split as if into cwwiord. wiiium f. Kii.enr and Einjie J.
InMWrnttr. Here where Judge Black derer, has been sentenced to eight years ; f- en np-K nl"T ! "7"P'y .HcuinV' ..,.. the .jera. a,- ;
; l IIV, JLIMUHtVI ..., ... . O "eill 1 I 1 1 II l 1 1 ' 'V l ' ' I III HIM- VI HIG UH- "I '
FRIDAY, APRIL 30. 1880
at the commencement of his professional ; in th,e Prnitfe,ntiary;
w,innt l.o-a ti.irtv fWt in diameter ! point to the ends of the ears, was almut omee. t.y indnem- them nnder th l-rpmise m j
If CommNMoner I.e Due, of the De- career was a regular visitor during court are carTied l)V rail frorn Tennessee to eight inches. Mr Wehler thinks this j SVarS the ii.ta c icnnyivDia.
III '.MIS-lIl -,, PIIU' vll ' l lilt. CftV lUJli l f lllir J"U ill' Klein i;'lilit ..mi t. . . ..v...- i
Vir ffrirrnt S.1VS ' victed on trial. II is ijn-auy ie learen inn ior :
nrtJ5 i ,.,. ,, I,,,., r (.,. i,r,i.-t.f. In this Sf.iti. I
March 3'the peo- ; t rirVeiire the ws'ii'-ocl l:iw hv eurruia nnd im- l
balloon of JieCUliar pri!Br mn. and t'j jiifli an extnit h:m this evil
he Sierra Colorado 1 TV "v-- 1 ' """7 i
1 lie party 111 cither honse tor enactment, the inquiry was mnrh :
tr eninviiifr f lipm. mre ltkelv to he mnd a to the amount 01 money
in, tnji im 111 . wh,,.h re,,ncstinir thelevislnttonoould a Hunt :
il M nil im nt mnsie ... . . 1... n, n
mce and flavor to the finest imported coming tribute to a most remarkable " " 11 J " A?',;' .,,,,1 vm-i! i.er- ! occasionally were heard. Tlie balloon . thronVimut the who!.- f..ntry ti.nt hn'.ery in ihe
varieties, all of which is reported from man one of the liile.lectual giants of sons kuleJ anJ WOniided. disapieared in about twenty minutes. , an(, alw.iv. ..Ihe or.ierof the !uy.'" so.-ryini? !
Waiingt-n. it is the first pound of cof- his day and generation. Mr. uensei ! -Edward Nugent and Henry .1. : 1 Z" 11 l 1 Z ' S'VtsmuMc eM
... ;.. ti.o lt.if..l s;tnifi nn.i ta s into an error, nowever. in savins ueuemeier, were nan ai jaih . . - - . .
e .i 1 ...-.aw-i o. weeks, ana wnere ne is sneciai vremem- 'pnsacn and stunned to Europe.
1 . . - - . . . i.- ..... f ..r. iii,, f..r- .. fn IM t,i1:iv niclit last a man nanifd ; ine anta if
powntl of coffee from a may, prow n on "" - - - " f Tnri.ntlim Allege- that on the nieht of
her Plantation on the Indian river, Flori- speeci he delivered m the Court House ; ; V .if. nearl; to death : pie of (Jalisteo saw a
. r,.. ..'i,fMiu,i tier livthe IV- in loS. duniizthe memorable campaign .. ,."i- ,i ,1, innp. . shane float insr over t
i ... , :c .1 ... i.rr,- fnihr bp t ween 1 i t t f r a 11 1 1 VI i t n e r . M r. H e 1 1 sel "s A crclnno t riifl.- tlm north line of! Mountains!, bound eas
I) it : II ii i i I -ill; I ii I i ; t I'rn i 11 viv . .... - . . i..vi.v, ........ ... .- . .
e :,ed an.I the bean is e-iual in appear- article is properly appreciated as a be- Adams county. 111., on Frulay evemn? ; ballon seeded to
fee
I.e Hue will be likely to survive the nn
re.ising ridicule that has been heaped
upon him ever since his friend, Mr.
Havt-s, conferred upon him the otlice he
now 1 old.s.
l.nt IniiinQ V Wo T n ,.-in wlin u-n :. 1' riilaV. Ugeil I K llieu II is w 1 1 e on
nemocrauc nii'inucr ui me riaie senate , ,... i.;i,ur .,o-.,tio i.7
in 1842. when Gov. Porter appointed ; tiip Kaston E.tn?css savs that news i in
Au- i is a great mystery, as tliere isn't one
o-ncit it lsTC. liedeme er killed Franz ownminine innmi).
he a fixed determination to hre:ik up the practice
hy severe rou-riiutionul enMetmenti. requiring the
passnye of law iiupftsinx heavy fienaltiefl auainst
thtie who sh'-uld dtmtli nr indirectly txive or ftlvT
anv nioTiev or Ihinsr o! value to anv iiieTiiber ol the
SOllie Cases loss Of life, from the j I.eirlHlattirc '"f itivinit or withholding hi? vote (.,r
The penal
-lleport.s of damage to proierty, and
of the Somerset, lied ford and Franklin
district. wasa citizen of Somerset county
Is reference to the proceed ing of the He represented the Cumberland
Democratic state convention wiwch met Franklin district and resided in C
at llarrisburg on Wednesday last, we bersburg. He was a man of connn;
are only able to state, before going to ing and elegant personal appearance, as
press this (Tlnu'sdaO afternoo
the Phihi'lelphia ditlicultv, as
all the other contested ca
.Tnd.rp P.hirk- tn ihe President. Jndosliin has iust. been received that Lorenzo La- i Storm Of Saturt.ay niplU continue to ; b u,.rc,,Un,, r re,eiv'.nir the .-aine. The pena
f t - r 1, , i . . f,..,ii trii riAttC UliniC 111 lIltnnT3 , .1 1 wA, t .imi jbii.i lw. ti.&nil.i.p rt.i.mnrin.r llm
roe 'county, beat out the brains of his 2- ! At Taylorville two of Alonzo Cullfr's ; ;rc'r';
.' 1 - . . . n I l lnllml Y1T 1 i I O liAIIC1 lillltllV I
hriiie. with imprisonment In the penitentiary lor a
not e-vi-eedin five years, and a tine not es-
od
mnr I.O-.T.1.1 r.l.il1 Iict wniil- n?id etr ior i c ll ( leu t i c rihcii i-t hi--- hi-h.. m.ni, cedinsr one Tiiousiin-i miliar.'. ni ineiieron uiv-
aild ' t,.fl unknown I Mown down ; Mrs. T. .1. Lailgley was . tna ..rofferln-r the l.rihe coul.l I.e p.uii-he.l I hy one ;
pailS UUMIOWII. t i fcr.. ..'o ei,ii' t-..ii,. vear V linprisonmeiit and a line of hvo hundred i
ham- ( 'has. Denzer. an inmate of A ard's killed ; .lolm iressner s skuh iaian ;iu:,rs. The nne and inipri-onment uyain-t tin ;
. - .. . ' . , rti . ' AT,- W-ilfc mill li IV I f M'errt .rit-1n.r ... imii.tlv c. .! ici T i n.r momlinr tn rmiiiirn I
rilLl iiiu lll, fllji'Llir I jii.iJt.icr-. mi ' willi-il I- !-!iirr:i(lU'.-u n inc tiiiiM ii ui ion int.- in.-- t
! il iv bv strik'mrr liiin over the head with i each Others arms, and badly injured; 1. qualuiiation for holdinir any oin.-eor po-ition of
ii. that well as a forcible and eloquent speaker. n ici, (lf W)M?d i.,,,,,. nien i.ad been ; W. lirentz. Mr. Elliot, wife an.I two -onor. . tni.t ot ;i;riit n t J '.V . i
well as He died in New York, to which city he , very quiet patients. children, TM. Leigh's daug.iter, and . ,,erH ,,, tlie iisiatur.- is made erimmai c.ifcnsc i
, ,, ,. , , ,. 0 Timne llniiin r.f AWvtville T, T TllOIliaS 11 1 , Were aiSO iniureil. , punisnaoie i.y nne ana i,n prisontneni. w i,n-n 1- n ;
es, were removed soon after the close of his Sen- ' v 1 -A fire in the town of Hull, opposite Wlr'r' T l:?tlZ i
.. .:.!. ...... UH II J ll I lit HIIILII I'll I'll!. Ullt 111.1IIIIJ . ' - I I I 1 . '.'I I V I lit I I "II 11 11 .. ' I 1.111 II V-.li - ill I II. I I I 'II VI
atoi uti reiiu. , i: .,-.. i.f : nttnw.i ()nt. ednesdav afternoon.
. - , , . , , , i I tllll lilt "l lllllt: Llill Itl Mldhlo illlil uivunt . ' ' 1 , " - - , , i
Hie writer of this happened to be at them to various members of the family i destroyed .IK.) houses, comprising half
llarrisburg when Judge P.lack came I to be killed. She did not attempt to j the town, and rendered over 4,0K) peo
there, much against his own wish as he eat;any of the snakes. j pie homeless. The hre fanned by a
" . - r-r,i i. . .. : .1 i 1 1 1 ii , l i-o o-m l trmii li:lil-li:l-st Tliiei
i .irs. i at Marine a- . huh wa.-i in m . ..in... , -
the second time for the murder of Mrs
satisfactorily adjusted bv a committee
with Hon. 11. Milton Speer at its head.
It was L'.te on "Wednesday night when
tlie committee reached a harmonious
conclusion, which would 1 rej'orted to declared, to have an interview with
the convention at i o'clock this (Thins- Gov. Porter on the subject of his ap- , Af...... u-ou.i in r'mdiip was armiittcd I chancred and the conflagration was got
day; morning. This result h highly pointment. He said he had no faith in and the Common wealth is saved the dis- under control. The houses burned were
. 1,-Mio-iii.r mint ier victim of cir- mosUV Ol wooii. .ieei.u ue .ue ic-
alrout, and will be hailed with rejoicing 1 Chanibeisburg, his most formidable
by the entire Democracy of the state. ; competitor, who was a good lawyer and
o'clock until seven, when the wind
1 ; r -i 1 t!:ii ii-11-ti..G n-li.-l 1 il-i-Il i .1 li f lii. ciii.hiic.-j mr-iincl l."1 r-iii 1 ii- i L- mitli -.f frl'iipe
i ....... . .1 ...ii w..f.-,l f Iir .tf l?i ririp m(;T!ltii.n !
cunistantiai evuience wnere a tumuL e.- poinvi lV7 .I. ....il. i.. ..............
jsts woman who was conlmed the day belore,
HThe Hradford Em says that the ! perished in her house. Thejoss on pro-
latest speculation among the ollicers is : perty is estimatea ar auoui .',.ou.ihhi.
Is the Dauphin county court, on Mon
day last. Judge Peaiou sentenced Win.
II. Kemble, Charles Ii. Salter, Lmil J.
Petroff, Win. 1". Kumbarger, and Jesse
Jt. Cr.iwfiinl, the riot bill bribers, each
to pay a tine of Sl,niH and to undergo
an imprisonment f'f one year at hard la
bor in the La-tern Penitentiary. The
hi-ti iy of these cases from their incep
tion in the Legislature a year ago last
winter to their close a few weeks since,
by four of the defendants entering the
plea of "guilty." and the eomiction of
a wily politician. Black f i eely admitted
that i:: the matter of politics he himself
was a pel feet novice, and protested that
he could not and would not personally
press his own claims, if he had any, on
the Governor. When he went to the
Governor's residence he requested the
writer to accompany him and say lla
modest word"" in his behalf. At the
the filth by the verdict of a jury, is day without any well grounded hope
familiar to our readers, and need not
now lie repeated. To Charles S. Wolfe, 1
of I'nion county, mere than to any other
man is pre-eminently due- the credit of
having set the ball in motion, with the
result above stated. Other members of '
th" House no doubt felt as strongly on '
the Mibject as Mr. Wolfe did, but he
had a courage which they did not pos- ,
sess. and which has not failed him in
all tlie .dages of the bu-ine-s until the
end was finally reached. He deserves
the thanks and gratitude of the people
for having fearlessly exposed legislative
corrupt ion : nor v. ill the applause of the
entile commonwealth 1;.? withheld from
Judge Pearson for his firm, impartial
and unbending execution of tin. law.
th.-it Finnish, tlie K:k count v out law, is j 1 nomas .Met army "as airesu-u ai
still in The mountains near Caledonia. ', Pittsburg on Friday night while suffer
There was only one constable killed, : ing from delirium tremens, whereupon
Vollmer being only slightlv wounded, , he accused himself of tlie drowning of a
and hits iu arly recovered. friend, Frank Pinkman, and subsequent
L ii. Dl'.l. iirother of ex-senator ; investigation discovered that Pinkman
Dill, died at Han iV.irg Friday morning I was missing. Since then a body has
of twestion of the brain. lie was on been discovered near the point designa
his wav to Lewisburg from the South, i ted by McCarthy, and it is now believed
where "h had been " living for about that the two went to the river, when
interview Judge Ii. only alluded to the twenty years. He was formerly on the j McCarthy attempted suicnie. niu 1 ink-
Stall Ot t 'll' -N CW Orleans lti;i,tr. man cinn.n oi in io (iie c-iii. ii, .win, in
Frederick frill, who murdered his 1 he struggle fhat ensued, was thrown
daughter, was hanged at Newton. X. J.. ; down ami held under the water until he
on t'ridav. He examined the sea fi old ! was dead.
the evening before and remarked '! j A heavy storm passed over Maeon,
think that will work all right, sheriff." Miss., on Sunday night, totally destroy-
A brass band nlaved in front of tl
judgeship in an incidental way, but the
Governor talked about it freely, though
ef course without committing himself.
Judge 15. left for his home the following
Afternoon, i "l,orrn:
However unimportant you imr have eonldered
the nffense. it is nor so esteemed ly ihi court. We j
look upon ir not onlv as n hitrh rnme against the i
laTTs of the State, which have l.eon lon in f'.rec i
i and well known ro all rnen. hut one la.linff to the i
most i-nrrnpt kind ol l'-irislatinn, hy whii-h thepuo-
' lie lri-a-iiry hns heen Ireiinently plundered, and .
' soine individuals iMiriched and others greatly iin-
jiovt-ri.-hed. a:id it is lnurh to he feared that some j
ol you are hy no means novice in tlie ar! and prae-
' tie'e of lesrisiative hrlhery. What adds to the eiior- i
' m ity of the oflenseoi two ol you is the fact that you j
: weri' at the time mi-uiiiers oi the Iieui-lature, and i
ii-tiir.' in violatioii ol your o'fi.'i.il oaths and en-
deavorinz to induce your fellow memt.ers to com- j
, mil perjorvon their part. A- an individual I feel !
pity h.r your situation. As a J ude I cannot sym- j
1 pathi.e .'irh crime. When you come into this !
. court ynu inut understand that t he bcwiar i n r:; u
anil the millionaire in t.roailcl.'th 5t.ind on preci-e- ,
1 ly the sane.' f'".Ui!': the one i- to lie inipri-'oni'd 1
Ii't .-tea li nt a h.a t ot I .read, theotherisnnrtoes- '
i cape. who. r.y his criminal :i-ts. may inolve the
S'a ! ;i: t lie ln-s of ne. I line". It is not the linhtest :
: excuse -is tirxed f.y sumo that t he pending lull was
h lirlily meritorious. II so.it Mioiild puss without
tiie aid o! hriiu-ry.
Vi.ii are uniike some nen who are hrouht into ,
, t he "ottrf ol Quarter Sessions, tue-i - ur:i ly cx -nsa-:
hie on the irroand ol i-iior-oi'-e. You are.'ill men ,
. of intflli.r.-nce and weli know that your acts were ,
' i'.leLr.-i!. You went into thi criminnl iracticc in
plain vi.ih.rnoi .f law. with your eyes ..pen. Vou
well k;n.'" that many memiiers of tlie lii-mslnture
: were l'ttetiy corrupt, and vo-re r.-..!y to s.!l their I
: votes in the puhlic market to the highest holder. ;
You vvcrerea iy to.-uOorn th.-tn to commit perjury
hy i i-. latino the oaths 1 t;ey tn-'k on their iusta.ia- .
! ti'.m Into ..flic,-. ' ;
For t tiis ..'l.-n-"e the .:iio-nee ot the 'ourt is tliat
v..u each p.i- a tin'' oi one thousand doi;:ir; t. the
A son of the Itev. Isaac M. Ka'lofh,
Mayor of S,m Francisco, entered the
counting-room el' the '"urn. i!-h news
paper oMice in that city, on last Friday
cening. shortly before s o'clock, and
drawing a pistol began tiring at Charles
De Voting, one of the proprietors, who
was conversing with .some friends.
Five shots were l'uvd by Kalloch, De
Young in the meantime attempting to
discharge his own pis-tol at his assailant,
and he fell to the I'mnr mortally wounded
by the fourth shot. It will be remem
bered that la-t August this sani" De
Young made a cowardly attack upon
tin-elder Kalloch. putting a pistol-ball
in his body which at first was supposed
would prove fatal, but from the effects
of which he fortunately recovered.
The Mayor's election campaign was
then in progre ss, and Kalloch had been
foisted on tiie workingmen by Dennis
Kep.i 1 1 : -y as tli' ir candidate. De Voting
in his paper exposed th' early character
of Kalloch. who, hi '. had been de
posed from h!i pulpit in Huston for
cross immorality, and Kailoch in his
haii'.tigi.i s n;i the sand lot with Kearney
at hi.-, back, made a vulg.n and brutal
attack en I )e Young's aged an I invalid
mother. For this D Voting shot him,
and the quarrel has now culminated in
the killing of De Voting by KaHoch's
ni!. I'e Young's trial for shooting
Kalloch lat August would have come
off in the m ar future. Having resorted
to the pistol to wreak hi vengeance on
Kailoch. he has mov perished by tlie
pistol, and there does not seem to be
very much .-jmpatliy felt for him in
San 1'rancisco. His murderer was ar-rc.-tid
on the spot, and, it is to b hoped,
will be made to suffer the extreme pen
alty of th" law.
that the judgeship was in reserve for
him. Job Mann, of Iledford, was state
Tieasmvr at the time, and a stroi g feel
ingof mutual friendship existed between
him and Gov. Porter. Mr. Mann was
very anxious for .judge U.'s appointment
ami saiii to him before he left llarris
burg that he had no doubt about it, al
though Judge 15. himself was still in
credulous. In his own quiet, but effec
tive way, Job Mann pushed the claims
of Judge lh, and in a very r-hort time
Gov. Porter ended the controversy by
sending his name to the Senate.
Mr. Hensel is also in error in saying of
Judge IJiack : "He has never held any
oiliee. and certainly never sought any,
save in the strict line of his profession."
In 14, after the death of Francis il.
Shr.uk, Judge- V.. became a candidate
for Governor and conducted quite a vig
orous campaign up io the meeting of
the State convention, when the nomina
tion was unwisely given t Morris Long
slroth, who was defeated by Win. F.
Johnston. Judge Flack had good rea
son to believe he would be nominated,
and it wasa rare treat to hear him af
terwards describe in Ids own inimitable
way. the trickery and lying that were re
sorted to during the night preceding tlie
convention to bring about his defeat.
He summed it all up by saying that "'al
though David 11. Porter was reputed to
be tlie best- political manager in the
suite. Morris Long.-trcth in manipulat
ing a State Convention could buy and
sell him (Porter) over and over again,
and he would never know it."
Court House during the execution. !
Wm. F. R'tmberger, one of t he con- ;
victed riot bill bribers sentenced on Mon-.
day and now in the Dauphin county jad ;
awaiting removal to the Kastorn 1'eni- j
tentiary. shows signs of mental derange- !
ineiit as a result of the punishment and
disgrace he has brought upon himself. '
A life-saving party of seven persons !
who had gone to the rescue of an un
known vessel which had truck on a
reef four miles below Huron city, Mich., ;
on Friday last, were all drowned but i
one. their surf boat swamping when 1
within a quarter of a mile of the foun
dering vessel.
ing twentv-two houses, sixteen cars : -Hr.wea tn : mat you .-., ,,, tin. cms ot
, i prosecution in the indictment- au-ainst vou r.-
Wf-re blown from the Mobile and OIllO .,.,-(-u-elv and that you ea.-h he impri-onci ,n the
"Railroad track, and seventeen persons ' iWte.itmry (..r the Kane in-tnet .i ivunyi-
, ... , , . ,, i t ' v oid, at rhiiailciphia. t.v separate and solitary
killed and twenty-two wonnn-d. A ..,,.,,, ... i.,,!, t.,r th.- ..eii,i N! one vear-
child of Mr. and Mrs. James Horto'i.
who were both among the killed, was
found dead one-fourth of a mile away
from the scene of destruction. One
house near the centre of the storm was
turned around and its front changed in
the exact opposite direction. A negro
woman was found dead in a field west
ti
law. and
ha i'e tie.
kept, fed and tr.M'
..ii are in the eu-t'.
..ntence carried int"
d a reonired
( the sh'-ritl t.
Meet.
Hon. John '. Jacobs, who was chairman J
of the New nik 'J'ililen State convention i
that met at Syracuse last week, is also a !
nieiiih.T of tlie State Senate from F.rnnklyn.
Two days after the enliven! ion h:l lieen held ,
if the depot, literally stripped of all her a Uoiiu'inicati -vnatnr made some ont-ot'-The- :;
-A r.radtorl. Pa., special says that
n Tuesday
:ht Jolm Tuliv and Luke
Kane, of ()!e;.n. went the house of John
Smith, three miles iroin town, and heat
him terribly. Smit h's son. a lad of thir
teT:. thereupon siiot Kane dead. Tully
I'.ed, but soon returned with a constable,
who arrested the boy.
Miss Kva Frnst. writ ing eaclser in
the Third ward school. Allegheny i'ity,
attemjited suicide on Moinlay last by
iumping from tlie Hand street bridge
into the
bu
A.Hcgl.eny riv r, forty feet he-
was torinnate.v rescued bv a
inttiient in
ove is
At the convention of
tend'.ir.s list week in
School superin
Harrisburg. a
Tin: third 'arm programme is not be
ing ns s-.iccf..sfully tarried out in tlie
South as the managers of the Grant ma
chine pre beted and pr'-ii :,c,.J that it
wosM be. Li order to make Grant's
nomination at Chicago a sure thing, it
D no-obit iy 2:'--es--arv. a1- v.c xj.lained
!:e I'.-l-
l.i-t
s!:onl'i eorrv t .,
! 'i
week, that !:
'g'l .t-i in iieai i .iii the i:it:ii-in states.
aiid cspecia'.iy so if lost s the deiega
t ion fi-nin Illinois, or even onr-h;ilf of P .
'f whi'-h t!, re r.ow set ins to be a fair
chance that he will. Two Ilepublican
state conventions were held in two
southern Stat s. Virginia ami Georgia,
hist week. JJn;h were stormy and ex
citing, and their procft dings marked
with exire:::? I i; en;c. growing out of
the livalry bet wet n the friemls of (irant
.'Mid the adhei-ent of 1,:. line, the snn
portt rs of s-aerm in ;ih,j taking part in
the fray. The ic-ult may be slated, as a
tliided delegation from each State.
Grat.t getting more of th,- Virginia hl
ega'cs than lilaine or Sherman, v-hi'e
in Georgia ;i large m ijm ity of the It le
gation is op;oc! to him. A similar re
sult in two or three mere Southern
States would be fatal to the third term
project and would knock it "higher than
a kite." It must be remembered, how
ever, that delegat.-s to a Pep'ib'iean
rational convention from Southern
States, not one of which the candidate
of the convention ran evei carry, are
always on the make. They were so
four years ago at Cincinnati and they
wii! be in the market at Chicago. Don
committee was appointed to wait on
State Treasurer Xoyes willi the request
that he would appear befoie the Conven
tion and explain why the school appro
priations for His and l-7'.' had not been
paid. ':. Xoyes, in complying with
this it quest, infoiuied the convention
thai thif;inds which came in'o the S;ale
Treasury are consumed as fast as they
are received 'o Iin neoe'.s r,f c.,o'riofYre
iiisl.il nil", is ",i.i t!n. -1' nt'i '.'i n'nf
that these demands ?re urgent and
cannot be resi it ed t hat the Adjutant
General is compelled to organize the
military forces of the State and in order
to do so must have his appropriations.
He expres-ed the hope, however, that it
would no! be long before the school war
rants would be paid. Of course every
body understands that the monthly de
mands of the charitable institutions of
the State are a constant drain upon the
Treasury, but we cannot comprehend
how the Adjutant General can bu sn. li a
heavy drawer upon its resources.
are well aware that the hist memorable
L"gi:-i.it tire was very prompt in appro
priating the princely sum of b'lO.ooo for
a special militaiy purpose, and that
with an Adjutant. General on the spot
clamorous for his apjuopi iation. the
common s' hols may be ciipplcd to the
extent that a State Treasurer may be
bulldozed into a compliance with his
importunate demands. Hut the pay
ment of that amount. irIOO.iHKi. large as
i' is. surely eouH not so embarrass the
Treasury a s to Mispend the payment of
school warrants. If the military officer
of the State Government "must have
hi- app.roja-ia iont." ns Col. Xoyes de
clares is the case, and if as a consequc nee
the common schools must go begging
for iV appropriation, the constitution
al injunction imposed on the Legislature
regarding '.heir annual support ought to
be repealed.
boatman. Disapp
a: sighed as the can
The steamship S-trasburg arrived at
ISaltimore on Sunday, from I'.reni"!!.
with l.'.dl (-migrants, said to be the
largest number ever brought by one ves
sel. During the voyage seven deaths of
infants occurred and two births. The
entire party left on Sunday lo: Minne
sota, Iowa. Wisconsin ;mi Nebraska.
Specials from Oariinville, Taylor
ville. Greenfield. Snringtieid. and other
places in central Illinois, sin-a terrible
ton, ado passed through Green, Chris
tian. Sangamon and ot!er counties on
Saturday night, destroy i:-g an immense
amount o! property, killing a dozen or
more people, and injuring many others.
A foiirteen-moiiths-ohl son of James
Dougherty, of Voiing-towi!. Ohio, while
in it s mot her's arms t he other day, got a
breast pin she wore in it s mouth, t he sharp
end sticking in f he roof of its mouth and
the big end down its throat. Felore a
physician could be called the little one
died of .strangulation in its mother's
arms.
new settlers,
Ge.shan ami wn
living a few miles from the Cmatilla
Agency, were found murdered in bed.
Their beads were chopped in pieces
with an axe. Itobbery was not the ob
ject, as ail their property remained un
d'sturbed. There is no cine to the mur
derers. Two young men, accompanied by
two young women, arrived in Wyan
dotte. Kansas. I etore daylight the other
morning and hitched their horses in
front of the i'ourt House. The partv
kept their seats in the carriages until
the opening of com I. when I hey were
marred in the presence of the a-ssembled
judges, lawyers, jurors nwl citizens.
A special from Tnscoa. 111., says
John Mason, a wealthy farmer and
count rv merchant . was called f rom hi-;
clothing.
The Cleburne (Texas! .Ii7(,7if
learns from Mr. 11. L. Capps. of that
county, that on Thursday week, whilst
Mr. Henry Cooper was in his field, ten
miles Fouth of Cleburne, on Mu.-'ang
creek, in Hill county, there fell from a
clear sky a shower of blood and particles
and large pieces of flesh. Some of the
pieces were as large as a man's hand,
and have bern preserved to hr sesn of
till men. Mr. Cooper is a reliable man.
and if any one should feel curious enough
to visit him the A vnin'lir can assure
them, on the authority of Mr. Capps.
that this information is correct in ail
respects.
- Mr. Josiah Land is. druggist, of
Manheim. Lancaster county, informs
the Sn-tiiiil of that place that week be
fore last one of bis hi ns h id among her
brood a chick quite (li of the common
oiiler of things. !t wasa monstrosity.
Its head resembles that of a cat : it had
no I ii! 1, but teeth instead : its legs were
short, and it had claws rr srmb:ing those
of the feline race, it appear.-! to he
half cat and half chicken. He attrib
utes this monstrosity to fright, as he
has known the hen to be frightened by
the cat, and he thinks it serves to illus
trate a well-known law of fright in hu
man species. The chick lived but half
an hour, and was seen by many of the
neighbors.
Professor Tice, the meteorologist,
who went to Marsiitiehl , Mo., to inves
tigate the phenomena of the tornado on
Sunday evening of last week, reports
that there is evidence everywhere along
the track of the storm that a wave of
water flowed in the rear of the '"cloud
spouts." The wave flowed in the great
est volume up hills. A man and Wife,
v. ho encountered the torr..'do a few
a
wave ot water, apparently fifteen Pert
high, rolled in the rear of the point of
contact of the cloud spout with the
earth, and they were caught and drench
ed in the water, which was very cold.
way connnetcs m leiereni
and the position of Mr. .be
:oi!!!iiatiuii at incir.iiati
.lacoos, who is a ileie.th
e to Mr. Tiiilen
.'is regarding his
whereupon Mr.
to the national
A Walla Walla dispatch says : Wm. ' miles from Marshlield. report that
It is also asserted that a s!
I convention, made ti e following statement,
r.a.l ii-.he is and always has been a waiiu 1
friend of Mr. '1 iideit. it has uttiaelcil very
general at !eni ii ui. He said: '
To- li.M',, v;if-y ..; ;!ii- Stat-- c m tret ah-nir with
out Mr. 1 . i 1 e :i . and tin: I -in..r.i. y ot t he eountry
run jf't ah t.tr w tti. nt Into, and it fit; i it oli'-y
t- tiomitiao.' S'.ni'-i-'i'iy e!-e. s..ii!cln' iy c!-e ivili he
in'iiii na tcl, hi caii-c v, c ;nca n t" i n i a this elect ion. '
. Y. c e: ..old -,.iii)cr t.O:.-:i very 1 I'ej-nM i'-a n who ;
love-- his c'Ui nt ry tu-ttcr t ii.oi tic .1 ce his i.a rty an.I "
: make h itn I 'res i 1 cat f h:: n -o ton it t' t he "i-rrn pt ; ins
a od a oi ot t iic r i -t i !;m t'.i i-r 11 ;i;ent. The Sen- ;
at.ir -ay 1 have rein en., e.l m - i 1 an an' i T 1 1.1 en .
iio.li. "if lam aa aiiti-'I'il'li-ii in.oi it i lii-ci'sc I !
; do n.-t thick h in l-e el"' !" ' and hc-au-e 1 think :
! t'i'i tiiin'l; ! ley e-.niit ry. even wit h the vt-neralii.n j
and hoe Icaert iiii tor Mr. 'I lid.-n. to support a i
h ipe!c-s i-c.ndidacy. I d i :i"t t-.-iu-ve ii.r a simile. ;
laepici.t that .M r. Tiid-oi wil! he a cm nd ,.ia te unless
he think-- !.c croi he elect a no 1 t ii i ;: k 1 c-i n ?ay 1
l'-r i lie i!c:,"'a t io:i ehev.-n t.i rcprc-eut the lein.,e-
'. r icy ..f tier N;aT- ! t 'ineinnati that a i.irire nia'i.r-
i iiy wii! eppi.-c the n' io i n:i t i-.n nt any man tiiat .
t oey think can net f ' ele--! . .X..w. I may in.--il.iy !
. !.c i.ne oi '. i.'.-c i;o a o ii"t hcl tcvc that ,i r. 'it hie n
! c:in he e!,--ted. l-::t there i- plenty ol t'tiieto en- ,
, ,-i'!"V t h t .jiic-tion.
. Ir. W. tti'.en 'i'iien yn;i run.-! -! f.-r him.
,Mr. .I.ic.i.- I will no! support any man who 1
tlnl'li r illn.'i i c rlo -tril.
Mr. W '.. ii Von are .'Ppoi,-.l t.i Tihien ?
'M i: .l-n.-'l s N'e. sir. 1 repeat that 1 have the .
hi-jheo veneration !er hi:n and tletik hfv.. ile-:r:;iid-
1 oil ot the p..-;tio:i to w!.ii h he was iairiv
eieet.d.
.ir. Woodin 1 iiicin ac a cindnlate h-r I'rc:-d-ot
?
?dr. .Tr That i ."n other tiiinar. Now. yon .
ireiir lein.-n who wear tl.o c.i'ihir '- i ii.it the i:atne ? ,
t.i.a wear the collar ol M r. ' hi kl i!c'. take m t ice I
I'r-im ii.-i'i the nunor:ty that the h:inno;iie-l 1'c- :
inner, icy it-- on htn.i": lint thev will niect the ;
i-'-n-.iin.r; em-iuy. and meet him w ith n irooil man. a
n-ihie ic.id.-r. a true p:,;not. a tinin .let. .ted to the
i l"--t interc-t? t the eoun'ry, and that they w.ll
e!.:--t hi:a : and tliat when they h:it c ili'.-tcd him '.
l ev.iii t.ike his place at tl:c hc.nl tf thetrovern
ln"Ti a! Washini-ton. :
' -g- ij
Science has r.eponiphsiioil no more won- j
dei fni or grn! ify'uig result than the nor feet ion ;
of an antidote to the chilling simis rf ap- j
pronching ace, soinethiiig to ohlitemte the 1
' tell-tale tracks of time, and preserve the
natural adornments of youth to ripe old age, ;
, Hall's Ihtir Kenewer docs all this, and its i
praise wnmuls in cottage and palace. The :
' dwellers among the snow of Norway nnd the j
; peas.'ic.ts of sunny France mat Spain, find I
use for it, and find means to izp, it, and it i
does not disappoint tliem. The wliiteninc;
nicks Htratn resiinie their vontliful color, the 1
hed l.v a ke.
at Ihe
i'ior.
II.
1 1 e
heard a low cinverat ion iiutside, foliow-
e! 1
ieu to wi-ign two inns, ni a liehi in
the path of the tornado. There were
additional reports of loss of ii;'e. Ten
' peisiijs were hilled in Crow ('reek set
tlement , and six ;n l'lat Creek. Arkan-
' sas. Tiie storm eriginated in the latter
State.
Seventy-eight ghastly corpses were
dug out from the smouldering ruins at
Marshtield. Mo. Many of them uere
not recognizable, and by Tuesday morn
ing of last week seventy-one burials had
taken place. Twenty-five other persor s
were reported as being in a dying condi
tion, so that theactual iiuinbercf deaths
will not fall short of one hundred. The
one, est i ma- thin dry, and faded hair becomes bright and
f '! a
ed in her
a sudden report , a pistol, she number seriously injured is about one
; out. ami her liiisband wasreceiv- hundred and fifty. A babe nhoi.f purl,.
whose mother was
clossy. The whole appearance is changed
as if by magic, and the man or woman who
before was called aged now appears as one
in the prime of life. Such wontleious changes
cannot pass unnoticed, and they have pro
duced the unprecedented demand that now
exists for the first and only article ever com
pounded that can produce them in a pleasing
and safiifaetorv maimer. AVtr Era, Wood
stork; II'..
S.I ItF.TI.T OK A MoTHKK's FtHIK-
thoccht. A recent dispa-.ch from White
Mills, Wayne county, I'a., says :
A a,i ca-ie of in-anity lias c-.nte upon Miss Su
pan s.-henck. a yoitntrand a.-comp'hed daniiht.-r
o! Mr and Mr. '. l. Sclienck. living near tins
I !:ic-. U ajipcurs that a yunnr man in one of the
Seiitiierti States l irthe pa"t two year- lias hi-en
p.iyinir his attention to .Mis- S'-h.-nck. and was
eniracl t., he in-irne.I at an eailv day. About
tries, oeao. jso trace was. teen months old. whose mother ! ' o,. v.... i, -e., o... i,.,, ;.,
lelt to give a clue to the identity vf the hilled and friemls all wounded. w;is i "" ,,,-',ii!'ii'i, "I"'" " ,i'i',i;i tiri'iirti'ii wiiicii
h!"o.!v '.ss-issim or I.ic t , w-.f " . f..in..l 1. . ...-ir. . 1 r t resulted in his death. The new ot the death
!,!. )., ..ss ssi , oi I,1S HUM, . tot nil l'l a raine north of town. Where ; reached the vonmr ladv-s mother, who. know,,,-
H m. late and .iacob . Meniman. : it lav all night. It is now doim? well the strong atta. inietii :i -r .Iio-iikt entertained
liv. Iineti of ieto :i 11,1:1, ril in 1 'it t Jn.i-r. A iwiIIii.i- rl.il,l ,-.-. .. lor him. rcolved to w i i hiiohl iii w (mm
1,.,,,. , , - i ' , n. , " " , , . ' -'"is ..in. ,,s wi n.ne hrrilan-'hter It po-s,i,l.-. '! ',, this eml the mother
between ., ami l cock 1 iu sday morn- ahcadv noted, was found in a tree top ' i,,t. r. ep;e 1 the letter which eonveve.i the news or
ing last, about then- resjieclive ages, : near Marshfield. where it had heen : .le.-.th. n.i th .i.mahter i-tt in t.-tai ia-
v ' en ti-irin -in 1 - mi. !--. 1 T-.t., .1,...-., I ,,, .,,-1,- i ,,,.,.( .- r . i i nornncp ol the truth. Timt In and the :;irl
v.it-n .i.iun,an Knodeil late down neaily t v. enty -lour hours. It was con- ! received no tilings umu her ni ,VCr. Tier
iwice 111 - uceession. ei.s .-.can on tlie hist sider U.ly iiruised. but will recover. It
occasion striking the vulcanite pave- , has since been claimed bv its parents.
m. :,t with so much force that his neck ' who live two and a half or three milei
was broken and instant death resulted, south of the town, so that its aerial
Mei riman was arrested and is now in flight hence must have extended some
jail. three miles.
The Mount Sterling ( Ky.) 7' iificre? ':
says tln-re is in Heart county, tliat State, j Wiiatkvf.i: else mavbe donblf.d
w nans known astne" su!i-..lown Spring." j about the intention of "the authors r,f
only sninti.m to t h mvstiTion-. silence wa that he
l had ten dc-'erted. It so worked upon her mind
i that soon her reason was dethroned Mild sue is now
a raving maniac.
A Tuuii.i.iNo lNcrni:sr. f 'harles I-Vn-i
tier, of St. I,ouis, who was in M.irsiilieltl .n
, the day after the storm and fire, gives the
following description of a scene he witnessed
there :
Tin: llarrisburg 'di 'ft has vastly
improved its appearance by arraying it
self in a neat and very handsome, dress
of new type. It now approaches nearer shot Willi ims' t'-
in
pa.jier published at the capital of the
State ought to be than it lias ever dune
heretofore. The Pa'rit is conducted
with marked ability, and has our best
wishes, for its future prosperity.
It. is sii.l tl,:it. the Tvai , , ,r !. ,.. ' .: , , , . . "'-''"' "I sht on- y-.im.' man t;ik-v, out win. had na--ser!
, . ..... ....... ... . ,Mll i.iini jaws, lliev IlllUoulireillV tmant "'e entire i.iiMit l.cncath a m t..rK o, briin nnd
hows incessantly during the dav in a to nlace m the free list -ill l.i-i'r.,-;-.! rafter-. Hisie--werc i.ene;e,ha hev v ir..n post.
stream ihe size of a man's I,t as! ..... , ;.. i A -' ,l1,Uf 1 d a lay aer--. h,s ,!,,,. llU I I was
. ' ' I ii-r-n iii ioe iii.itio tact ore oi iiaiHr It
the sun nears the western horioii it happened t luit jmlp of wood, which isbv
grows percci'tibly less, makmgaivecnliar , far the most important element in the
sound, heard at a distance of lifty leet. ' manufacture of paper used bv the daily
and then, just to the minute, the fain , and weekly press of the country was not
sets, stops running. This phenomenon ; specifically and bv name exempted from
incurs daily ,lnty. Viider a Treasury decision which
In 1 rible county. Ohio, nine miles , h(.j,i that the verbal omission was f--froin
Katon. llolrert Savage, colored, a , tal lo the free admission of wood pulp
widower, forty-live years of age. went a fewmanufacturers of that nrticlebave
''".,: Vl"y ,,:!ht u' ,,! lun,-e ot' '-forge l beenable to impose an exorbitant tax on
t lui.iiiis. iiisn c.iioieu. ami tienueraieiv tin- nenemi i.dt- .r ,.-,,.,- ...i i ..
lllghier. Allie. twice ill : wlmia if is of r-ni'irw l,i,'fr..l .... tl,
Iree and he e..,,ld see ah'.nt h:n. tincetl,.- rnin
1 too': nre. and the ymin; man aw he..re lion a late
, mot terril'le. and he shri.-ke.i with ttc energy of
d"spair. Several u'ctali-iiin hnrryinu oy ,n search
; ot hien-ls were attracted t.y hi- rn.-, and stoppcl
1 Ion,; en.onrh to imt out th" f.re h te.-irin"; the
I tniTlii:sr lilts' .away, 'l'hey tried tn'i ..vtrieate the
yniiii": man. Intt loitTiil ir i!ntosil,le. and were
; iore-'d to let him remain nnt:l iii.irniiie;. tine of
J his lcs-s was liroken. and he complained of a terri
. !e pain in his dies where the h-ir had Iain. Hi
: Tiiii!-t have heen a niirht ot terror. There wa rmn
: t-veri wiirr... It is impii.-illi. to exauerate the
i scene, i never saw anylhin-r liked hetorc. II a
man had walked thronirh a little toy tillage he
, eoiihl not liave ereate l more havoc. "
its make up to what a Kemocratic the head. He then, on the way home. . suniers. the newspam-r publishers of the
Tur Shippensburg f.V con (. of last,
week acknowledged the receipt of a mess
Cameron has reason to know what their ; ot ,1CW !'t;il''s ilS,?a l"16 v-l"i-g in a
price was when Hayes was nominate.!, i ?:rdeii in that locality, but as the same
and it is not at all improbable that he j v'v l'n trntLs to "M 0 Siii.gr but dis
will liable to gather them into his fold ; iltr aud ''''lace if Tilden is n,..l given
at Chicago. At present, however, the ; l'le nomitiat ion to w hich he is justly en
third Una outlook is by no u.'ea,is en- ' titled.'' ued.-n'L ki:ow whether to ta'-e
i ix ifijiatg. iiny lock in the potato r-tory or lie-".
bred one shot at his own liead, but did
not Kul himself. Ihe girl will die.
The only cause for the act was her re
fusal to inairy Savage, who seems to be
worthy of his name.
A terrble accident occuvJed on
Wednesday night of last week at the
Madison Square Garden, New York,
where the Hahnemann Hospital lair
was in progress. One hundred feet of
the second story, fronting on Madison
avenue, fell into Ihe Mice!, carrying
away the Art Gallery and the dancing
room. The masonry fell on about twen
ty jK-rsons who were escaping from the
dancing room, and killed three of them.
Ten or twelve others were' ii.tnrf.-7. two
!' v, coin Ii;,-,-.. tice m'.-..
A IU man Crruosrrv. The Iaick Haven I
country, ami the burden falls with s'ie- i .Journal of last week says:
Cial hnidshipOU publishers outside of tlie ; At Wolf? store. Vi.tre eonntv. resides a finiilv i
great cities-we cims.ouent ly, being Kr'rn !
impoverished SO that a handful of moil- ; to sit op a minute.' Kr..m ln-r inlancv s!ir was n f- '
opolistsmav grow rich. The most now- ,ii' ', d with a retnarkahU- irrowtl, ol the he ,,it tie ,
, 'r.,, i , . , , . . i ether parts ol the h...!v rennitnirc. slender and
erful Champion of these monopolists 13 j p, w-, lis. Instead of the perietal hone" unit,".' :
llepresentative Gariie'd. Were his op- :,t t-,e s.paiated ami the "-on s ii..t",e..m"'- .
DOsitioti to the bill wit h.li-iwn ili.it-.. ! mnn ,n 'l'i,,lr'-n "'der one year old. remains vet, j
position io me I'll! W limil.lW II. me re- , while the enure head Is elomtated and lc, a'eir- '
Storatloll t)f Wood pulp to the flee list, i nnn'.Tcncc ahont as lar'c ns liiatol a eomtnon
where it be oners, would be accomnlish- i -'-" .r: V "l"."'t .nyr "'t lenirtii
, , . . ., . . ' "as Fpeni nil in-r nays in the emdl
IX-1 -1 1 - i - i ,., ii,,. c ii, ..ii ii. . .i,... iii tii.j iiiiiiii;. 1 1 is 1 lil-
lllle IlIS Opposition po-slhle ut her to raise her head I.y any muscnlur
exertion. n.t stie tequirei the anic attention that
MrfJ-ivlliil.l .,fr.-.-t 1, 1,: . 1 n.-cesar.. wnen a mere l.aly. Mie is .mito
eil m a lew tlavs
continues the mono;olists are secure
Can
fen-il.l? nnd converses with members of her own
rse to etranirer!"
lined upon nntor-
. , . . , . , . . iiui.ii ,'i.iii.,i'i ui,? , in.- i-,i- hit hi niiireiin!
Government, but which interferes verv t.tn-h and :?ive oth.-r ti-ns oi nnt-.-oim -s, showimr
decidedly With the disfem iliai ioo if ' !1 -i o.-it ei.e--. Mie s. . -ins to hole her
' l iniit I, -I,,, 1 .. . i r . ,,,,i v r:s!.n. sanation w.ti, m resignation M.nB
. l-.tniw p -lg-, aii!o;,g t he l"C!,pie .' r,,,;,,.; 0 ,i,e hum ot kind
Support of a most odlOUS and Oppressive ' tamily. hut is i-xeeedinirlv aver
tax whicli brings in no revenue to the ! JSXrli
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Tin: ni:v stock of i--".
LACK AND MOUIINTNt; (.fX.I)S. hupin s ami all
"v ,-tner ni'si. ntaKe-5 f-t a-iniier.--. . -uin'i,:ju-,r, A , .n ' iv
J an ! XV ."A Henrietta '!..th. Jr-na-i ines. ie. In the'e K' .ls
we serk to he wnrtfiv ct siu-h ci.nn.ienee as is soinctin,e neces
sary when imreliase's innst be ni.i.lc in !.r,.'e.
Tin: ni:y -tcick r
T- EHAMICS. POTTEIIY fii.il haini-.a.f j i. , j: l: ,L ,
1 ' v U I i ' .Oil lit-1 HI iiiTlC' Jr. '-'VS.
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Tin: nkw stock r
OP.ETS. Evorv eluintr' m 1 - ! . i r i i m r!i;-c!y watchcl
an-l tolh.we.l. an.I c erv t. !c nn.l -i.ai-e ts Kei-t on i-.in.t. se tr at
everv hirnre ean he nttc-l. either -!e.: t -k , i-n-d er -i.:ia wai.-t-,'i."
fliin ir -tni:t. i In. -.ltno make e: e-.r-et-rnnnet I'r :nl;i'
e.l'tu everv tinnre. tli-itwitliftati'lmit the new invent'.'. n- that are
,i:t on the market elainsiittt ' nt any an.I e ery ;..-r-'.n. A a
neceitv we ke-;. hitv-tw,. makes x sleipes, at.,1 the I.n.Iy '.-r-etair-.
i n eharae "t t he .!.). a rr n.ent tnaKe- it a stn.ly f.' select
the it'.,.t thiiijr t'T our eit-t.iner.
TIIK NEW T ( K ' i i"
ACES, KUClIINViS, TlDlE-f. A:i ti e ,
cit'.-t i.r...::efi.n ... t!.e I.hii.I an.I 1. n .- .
J I-:,cc to i.r.!:nary H-t i.i.'. rla! re--.lv : i W -
T:'.- natne.j nre i:,p,j:uiri n:,-l i r, ', '. e-- -J
C'us.!' r.-d I. i :i j r !-t 'i'.-.-j'i , .
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thi: nkw t ck u-
II-LINEIiY. Twr.-i ?.r 'ii.sa;,, ., .
t -e"r en--., n.-r-t ---a:. ! - ,--i )-;
- fit::e?t ar:.ts v. e:n u' -:i e : n ,-:r v
i re t -.v.. H r. ii. t, ji:.t,!.. i.k". 1'i Hi7
trimme 1 11 it- ,r-- :n th-s ! i-urtn.' t
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TIIK XKW -TIH'K I" Is-Ci.
OSTFMES. A tboniuchlv Fp-tn tlif Kn-hion Ilepart-
nient. repl.-te -vith Stik. iishn:er I a nev a u.i iia:n '.i,:s ..r
lre-s. U nner larti". Street Wear, rromena.ie. Kvi-nm-r. We l
liin ".r Knneral i'c,ii..ns. I'irt-e!a-- ."liliste- rea.iv at j iuu
nient's le.riee t, make te or-l'T h.r rh"e who .lo net eh"-.se the
Kca.lv-Ma.le t'h.aks. oat an-l I'l.-ters. A saj.erb stek .f ti c
l,ve'i-yt an.I latest cneej't ;":is.
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Til i'. N i: -T iCIv H"
TOVKLT1ES IXMLKS.-Marr.'f;.',-!
Snk U.tr- H r-1 c--. A,!
trihu'c t.. niaki' tl.. ii-i-:ir'!r : t - r..
.'tl.it, a i- 1 l.-nll: ; - -'! '
u'U: utar-nal: ue'i a-' Jl-.'-u-v?. K -X
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Tin". XKW TCK oi' lS,-u.
EOTHINi;. We have Four Distinct P'iurtmcuis f..r
I'l'ithiu :
No. 1 (lent'.eni-ii's Kea.ly -Mn.Je.
i (-ntleinen"s "n-tein I 'ejn.rt ir.ent .
nn.l "hiiIr-.-:r- Kea.ly -Ma. io.
4 l -.' '.af- ali.i l'resr-.'-.
keep in c-a-'h 1 le.iartmer.t sieh an n-s.-rtmeni a fill '1"
ere,l it to the lu-us-.
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TIIK N KW -T "K F 1
YEKMIt i:s . ND oYEKroATS F - j: l.AI'ir- -
t .-r l ;.-' S f.J i veyv k :i i : ;T. t. v.- ; .i - : K
'r.iti.l !..-;.. .t the V.. -.....t...rv ir a-:--v- r : ' '
'.'at ma mt- i,ii.l the i.irittv'.-i us---: :1 t..a : .:.
Tin: xi:w --it h k itr 1-- '.
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TNK NEW STOCK F l--'i.
HESS ;on)s F')U LADIES. T1m;i wlto have nev, r
leeke l ovi-r the 11 I.mz r'-nnter- ileV"te.l to lre Kahrn j i. : 1
have in. I'lea ol the extent tin. I variety we keep ready. No
tr.eihle will he spare-l to tTii'. toother in thisse- tioti cverj
Jes:r.i!'le materia', mail'. in nj I : t of tlie ..rid.
"TEi:rFMEI;Y AND TOILET Al'.TH I I - ' :
I 5-rti tt..:.. 'irt'.. r''f- --.-! ,,-..;-' '
.;-.., 1 hv f-- ' n. t . .r-,t '- ii . A -:-' ' . :" 1
THE NEW STOCK OF l-.
EMni:fH)E::lES. i:rcrtIN(;s, C,,i:ar. rmT, Hamlutrcr
l-Mainaf oil that tin nn.l'-r the !.-a-i .f "'Wlnt.' eod" are
gathered in heaiitilnl array in this extensive -ettni that car
ries st-s k as lar'C and euuii'Ietv a0 in any Store s.-lely devo
ted to this I'Msine.
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der that is !.:i,!v ;.'..:-ed. Wr er-ircl " i.
vrd-.T.
Tin: NEW STOCK OF 1
FILTs AND I'.I.ANKF.Ts . tu t. r; r.r . s. ..
ets. i lano ar..! I nMc Vi cr- m !;; : ; .i-'-i ::.::.' .. .
aide l.riees.
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THE NKW STOCK OF iss-i.
1 WVFT.S AII'snI 1VS. LININlJS. All Dip tuTtiltit
"1 make of each k'.nd ot tewl' al:iy""i Uiin'l.
TIIK NKW STOCK OF is -a
;IX( F. T !: I MM I"(;s, NOTIONS, BUTTONS. Thoe
tactions tiftv-e itTowti in luvnr la July ipfun- tr: "rh l o tnnch
more riMr.ilc-T'. We a .m to lut c i-vrryi n lv t i n I
i Trtiuiuin urt5i:s or r t;c;n-r il st wi ;1?r.
THE NEW STOCK OF 1
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LASS AND CHINA WAV. E The extti.t f thW IV-
i.ttrttni-p nt:ia7es ever 00,1 y. I , irutti the hues! I 'ee..rate,I
ihnner Sets down to the lowe't fanner ot Crockery Ware we
have a lull stork.
TIIK NEW STOCK OF 1 '.
EII5F.ONS i'f ocrv rupcf-ivaMi. li:i., .-;-i t', . v ' '
I'r.t'ern. Nutlvn-; it: tliis i:iie-'irj'Je"i'.,-. v -'.
sc.-t ion.
Qliors f.r l,nili.'N, Mi !.:Mrn an.I tnx. i
i-.irtmen k::ow:i .-rv l) f li-irt S.:..( S. :r '.
rs St'!. U hue iTi:i:;y i ni I r r -l Tic 1 j n:: ' '. ;itl
taic- iiilow -111:1 i 1 j-r'-cc-f r f r th : .
THE NEW STOCK OF I-'.
SILYEEWAKE. Cl'TT.F.KY. CMH1' rvi.l r.-' i "
it ii t - 1 in pvp:v V -tis-'ii' 1. We ii t t kefj ri:.;-"
that u.:e t y the lt-st !::.i';c:-.
Tin: ni:v sth k f
SHAWLS fmm h fmt-t ln.V-x pric-, t' -
- - - :ir.J cvcnnii; Slum is at in -ieru"r j-ric
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Tin; xi: u" t h'K or im.
I.OVKS. Kid (ilovcs f t-ttiiit quality an.I fsni-K,
Jii'jlM, A H'T'iiitin, ' !iiirv;t!- ana tv'Vcr. aii a
niarvel'n a-sortincct of Kn.-ric i; -v.-.
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THi: NEW -TOCK OF !--.
ITATIONFKY. r.."Vs. l',l;-' nn.l. .:":-i P
S.-hoe! Statiom-ry. 1'.' .: k H .'s-. I r: --r-a
n.l other i-aji. r. 1 neer 'ar 1 -. '. rc i 1: t
it, finest n,:tnii.tr.
tin: xc w stock or i.
HOSIERY AND STI.K AND MEKINO TNOKKWFAK.
The it .ne of the l:irire-t Mfj-art inrrt-- t lh store, nnil it t
now l)tiittl that rc have r?u-tecll in cftnnir ny mnn
Ot nr (orci'rn foniiootitir.s i the (inest f-liw k el Iri'i !", ient s
anl C'l'ihlrn1 HoMry that i prfeiite.! in an ' houe it this
runntrv. We imfxirt .firept the Cartwrirnt V Warner-', Hr.t
tle . Morlcy's :in! 5uch thinir: iut n no ir-H.-l Mork w(nl
be eoiiijtlfte without thoe kmm1 we do not ei'iflcr it worth
wliilc to ."-iie'-inity advert ir-e them.
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1 '.
ys.;amf. AP.CIIEKY. FISHINu TACK1 .F-s
U.'irr and t! - 1 1' tie kiiiek-kr.a.-k war'ed '-r '. - " "' .
of ehildren. V, c ketp tti. se t ' -os "or ri.e e ar:.
customer.:.
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TIIK NKW STOCK OF 1".
NDKlKiAUMKNTSof lAuou an-l M i -.in i-;1".1.
Kranrl n"rt tiifiit. 1 t i is tf i i ;y 'cp- ' '
Ieran- n! it n ti !w-s :,ii ttic Tim- let". " ' 1
Also lis-e" ;in i i ri l n-ierw cir.
THE NEW STOC K OF ls-0.
'OrSEKEEPINC -iO()DS. Two Si-. tion-J.
1 J-inen f.Hi ! . Sh.-tin'. Talde 'urnth:nirv
2 All kin-! ol Kit-h. n . od.
T'.efe Etnekf are tins more eomr.iote than ever tliev wore.
THE NKW STOCK OF 1S0.
THF. NEW STOCK OK 1
" r- tTC l Vtl f 1 Ik: - --. . i ...-.i .
I .--' - i- i ti' t.i.-s, i.nys nnti uiiuipn in tx- -r r-j, t kin TTM'VKs TP tvri
JrJ. t",'iVe of 'lHti,.. n.uri.as,cd anyhere. . y Veludi ...d thc'r"M.'..",ftcS cV tr '-
"yrrnoi ti:i:y coods. l.t.p .nnain. ':'
I I Kaw S'.'k ntid .Inc f-'verM:-. t' m o-s h"--- '
t'rntn "lot ii. 1 .inoU-nm. &.-. Ir. tart, c c"' '-' ' -turo
-h n ho:;e t tiren h.out .
TIIE N KW STOCK oF 1 '
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TIIK NKW STOCK OF Is i.
JNFANTS- OI'TF ITS, Misses' Clothincr, TJabv
evcrythiTie needed -.r lit'le i.eo.lt' w ardri.l.en.
THK NEW STOt K OK 1 '.
IWT i.ITIYI'. flllTlTS "
Krma t"r 'l-.il.lrvn'- i'U.tl.iDir.
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A VISIT OF INSPECTION IS REQUESTED-
JOHN W ANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT, 13th STREET,
GRAND DEPOT, - - 13th STREET,