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r:it!.' o-irs ei ice seern,t ward, hwr
cwnl": ' ' t'mubrlf county are re
bio i-t a tlieir "-'uft! plf-'n of holding
t'.-i ..r. Saturday. Jane 19, 1SS0,
i .i:. -cct two tleWtt fruia
i .'. -'."i t to represent them In the
,v 'ii. to he hel-J at the Court JI- us.i.
n.in.lnT. June tl, !30, at 1 o'olo.-k
-.- a u. n'y tii Ket an 1 to trrui.aet
'Ii1.' mli-3 ol the pirty ttiav
1 he kept open until 7 o'clock
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.:i:ti i 'I'MitluttcO the l'-l-h
reti-renee to the maimer
: i 1 1 - .i'"-' to he nin-lo. are
- tr.- telle :i ret. -mi
rni.m mi the ".1-t of June,
Fe
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-r Hie ill. I sis'.eiiiul two
-'.-let .
.i. I Jne
leln-
lolcirute from eaeh
system known ntt th
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n '-7." That each ek-i-thm dis
pnlllm "lie hundred Ietuo.rat-
i- Miiitud ti etie deleirte, and
i t: u .1 r .1 votes one delegate.
,,. v,.f I -!!. 1 nt pr.-eedtn;r
i .
...ii-r i-i urtre I to Mite lor the
a a I Ilti'i l'-fi;"!! o.'flrer-i are re
riant -iio-.vmr Mie mimli.T of
I r. i on. -.ml In inclose the
ci :.'.? fur the ilelemitcs, elected,
... - .- I -.-d together nn Monday,
-t'j.iTt Mi.-r.-ol lltadu to thef.in-
tt'.M. II. SF.f HI.KII,
! lira: .a IVTnocratie Co. Com.
1- ,i.l tin- Ulii-r I'I:k-i..
-: i i- ji'iir live stuck for the
l it'ii
,i!' ti l:u:t fruit in this rfj-ii-ti
i - I ainli iI;it-.
: . f kiiiiU ;unl nt nil idicrs
. I.. U;,:;ioili.
; il m.'l t iji-nk fat laoi.n
-. I';t:er .V liro
i ;:-.-;-. f" I.twns, liitc fro. Ms,
;v l ..t .ui;,:in's.
":i;ii!.lii' h wl.i '.i' the Initios
.,'.- -! id' , ami u.iiti't- ii!-in.
! - ini-iiit.-rr-ri-t tlit-ir su:Ti-i i::i;s.
-Vr-" l.i-r 1'ilN. S..1.I by all
-;. --Iil'm: trnt this ( Tfiursl;iy )
-: :!:' h:it v.Iis little if
I'.iri
I'.ri.
'I'D
i; -t r.
tour
I biv.i.1
an 1
.i.tf.f.i
!;t:: in-,
is the
I'ntitiniiiil
le.iv vi in r
: -Tlio cortcr pole rf Wi-lsli Sands' show
. i n on i colr.re.1 m(ti nnmed .Tospiih Reane
i ho vsii fiswtns. f0 tr,k0 it dowri at jsnlt?'
! ruittr, Irtdmna county, on SaturiW uiht
! ''-t. and klile.-.l h!'u IntantTy.
CoTitn-.Sisior.nr Dav'.i Jr.forrr.i u? t:ftt
' ;jht cor.trxct'jr lave cxamlrol t'nc piano
f nri.i rwr:fitton fur the now Conrt House,
, w ith t!i" t :rp in view r.f pnttin? in tid
lor the c.itistiuctior. of aid edifice.
; If you nnnt a nice lawn lre. either
I Jilaln or tiiirel, for sunipiev wenr, or any
other kin.i of mnnn'r drp. ffiiuls, o will
finil a full assortment of all neh jrnoils at the
cheap rash store of V. barker Bro
l here was no flood in the Susquehanna
river this week, notwithstanding tlic heavy
rains. The f.'herrytree folks succeeded, how
ever. In "splnsliinc;" trie most of their tim
tier as far as Lmnlier City, Clearfield county.
Property owners at the junction of
Lamhri.i. P-lair, Centre and Clearfield conn
ties, which Is on the holders of White town
slnji, have itnifeil jn ruhi:itinK tresjiassers
from huntiimor fishing uiinn their reeiiectivo
land.
A y unu' lad in this '.lai e is afflicted
with . lisea-e which U !, nc wii in the voe:.;
n'aiy of nipdieal men as "In;. us." It nffi-ets
the in rves, clandi and muscles of the lu'ad
and neck, and ! verv vOnfu! n! well as
d:",'.;ixei(n-,'--.
' er sum it nous frieiid lieore M. Riddle,
of riiiladeljihia, isintown. He isonr-who!n
we are always clad to wel-otne and sorrv to
see leave before the Fourth of July if in
summer-time, or ere the coming of Christmas
if it is win ter.
A man named Snyder, a resident of
Doneual, Westtiioiel-utd county, had one of
his less terribly crushed by a' tree he hud
chopped down, on Friday la-t, and so serious
was hi injury that little; hopes were enter
tained for his recovery.
Mr. Wm. Hod. la, superintendent of the
Sonman slnft, now heini: sunk near lien's
creek, this county, fell head foremost into
tin1 -baft, a distance of about ten feet, 'on
Saturday last, and was pretty badly injured
about the head and back.
The pronounced opinion of the ablest
b sj,.j.,n,s n!! over the country indicates that
Dr. Pull's r.al.y Syrnp is the best r.-medv
for a!! the sufTeiintr of little children caused
by wind colic, dvrcnni v, iliaiihua or sum
mer complaint. lViee i-h cents.
It" you want to make uuml butter you
must have uool salt. V. s. Marker A ltro.
kei ji a full supply of Dcaki'ii and Ashton
salt, which is acknowledged hv everybody to
be the very bc.-.t sait for hntter. Try either
ttr.tnd and you will use no otiu r.
Fox and Ilemt, the f.vo men who fought
so csieiiitely near Kittaiinins I'oint a cou-
, pie of weeks a.L'o, were tjiven a huarini; he
tore Ahlerman liiake, of Alt 'ona, on Tues-
' day last, and bound ov r in the sum of
each for tin ir appearance at court.
A lot of sh.ivii.is were si t on fire, pre
sumably by a litl'se uirl, n Wednesday evn
inn of last week, in a new house in Altoona.
I by Mr. Fi.' l. Hall, but fortunately
the f aim s wriv disue;.'d and i.ut out in
. time to prevent a serious conflagration.
The ninth return of sales of if si estate,
made ch criil ;i:c;imbianees by the as-ivjnocs
. :f Win. M. I.loyd. was presented in the I.
. li-trict Court, 1'itt-burvrb, on Tuesday,
. and cm firmed nisi, the same to. become ab-
per
liet
if no e
pti-'tis
are filed wi
ii:i ten
if man's
' ma ii
l.:-.nt
i l
whii-li liid, no special
on ill.-n k lick and .I.ii k-.ii-iay
!at.
' calcul.itors ligurc out
.-elU more K"ods than
in Khetisbur'jr.
I Erectors are required
7. on 1 ! fit M inday uf
u nays I'nereaftcr.
I r 1 " -1 1 . of Ha IT to". Ii'.i
- : '. reput'-l on ,.t a
l:as neither : r !( i'-.
easiness before Coll. i next
ocr tiiirty cases, s.-veral
teiinct charges of th.e bi-di-
Sn'.l'tl
days.
Census Kimineralor Ward has nearly
complete I l.is ,oik in the two wards of this
boron jli, and expects to forward march into
Cambtia township in the course of a day
or two. Mr. Ward hopes to be found worthy
of hi- icward when the day of settlement
an ivos.
For a beautiful I-boka " of sweet-scented
and I r-.nilson.f ly arranged flowers some
body in the Fhf.km n nflme is indebted t
our thoughtful and inti-lliiieiit little lady
fiiettds, Caddie Kerr and Minnie Linton, to
whom the thanks of our delighted junior are
h.'icliy tendered.
V. S. Harker Hro. have just received a
new a lid complete line of pot ions consist in u
of ladies' and cents' th-s. sjjij handkerchiefs,
li'ht underwear for licnf li men. "loves for ia-
-1
ilie.
CV.l'lli'i
We
McC;.h:
and sr,
D' li l)'i
tt I T
ule: :c -, f ,iiis.
in that line
ind
! ens, cuilil'i
rvt ''.in' el s
' h 'ir n;K-k.
it '-.iii :', om h-' Sleu'i inl that Farmer
n '-t !!::i!'!.'.s' t the ni intirs picr.te,
ti.r.t ''tis fe!ios" can hmeas much
1: utit as we want on the 4th of Sep-
lu-xf. Dell-icl.-.us leh.-ht.
sun-iia.
all
if
it-c fii.-nd Win Pie Id Scott F.vaus,
ii. .': more with us leeeivin.;
i "in "s of many friends In
.it'll
w e
1 iC
t lei :
law
i.ef
- '. t;
i d sii..;ii,i nor forget that
!!;; proposals for the eiee
'.uri. I Ioiis, will end on
ii- to sit down on the urass
triiiii the beautiful bass,
!! be present ' wcleonie
d (
Is issued
I rood pro
r.ry bun
aiu'oria i.i
p'Ttv aiou-' the
1: nut.
wis!, i i.i't fath- r
;- fii.tid of the
line
b the
ijei'tors to
have been
:i t i.i- til l;i;':t
CarroHto n
s 1
- assure., us that we ate likely
-.ted fur libel.
Mil r for the most part this week
te me 1. and as a consequ -nee
! :..'lii!i; and hot stoves have
Pe i,l .'ll'IIKMld.
k r ,v Hro. have a full sl'jck of
! ml. !ii; oil, pure linseed oil,
'npentiue, putty, paints of all
nail -i. etc , etc.
trd I i is presented l'osf master
1 1 1 tiny witti a dozen fif trout,
n.ii'-ki'ck, not one of which
s than siN i :.,!, e..
tii-t"":; fell fioiu iii., wag.-n
it bark ;it ti;e Osceola tannery,
:nty, t.i "i hui -da of last week,
.! i ne of his tliiirli bones.
::,ah wa- killed by a fall of coal
r ti'it.''. taar flmitzdale, f.'lear
ii. 'M.ur-ilay. The utifiu t unate
wife and three children.
: i.i. 'her m;;,; have some rest.
- to
plisl.,
I, when
stantlv V
iccomp
-;!-, ind die.
; Ir. H iil's l'.ahv Syrup.
' hi. of Huntini lon county.
y i:i fib- what is known as the
- a r A 'ittx.na, atnl is no doubt
it ;is a Ltood d-al for liim.
cat died in Huntin-jdon in
! t '.iavini attained the re
ef . a t.. A cat afaique
i rovi Ii d fur the fuiit ial.
i ti v.n-orie smii.1 is assigned
1 iinn litt'.r, but here we are
r.w .r-.b il. as we havi cn-
o w ai l, an ! tme tow nship.
'nlon '.as ill fir .-t veral
p."-! V, ee'h, b'j'. i,. t bad
-..-.-! to take his bed. We
he former, and tfltvl as to
a.
.ii 1
'; t...,c releases from parties living
:' rl pi rale townships were last
: U . - to the Hell's Cap Hailroad
tlam'h the Ilecorder's office ill
- K. anipl.el!. Sr., late of the de
' ' t'un Tttnei, bfts been appointed
r ' iti-r.t between New. York and
!r- ' ami . l.i ll is always sure to turn
t
I
rs
i
-I
n a'tendin? the Sis
ire went to t!i trove west
' 'h : I.i-' ati'l enjoyi i tlei i--i
i r;.; i e...rs it: ir.r.o.-"ii fur. m 1
" ,i,..r.
",; r in i nai .;c of Cr.r st'ihli: We?t
' 'tae township, slipped the ca
- l-'odi-m b juiiij.tticr a freight
' "in taken to Sonman on Sat
' ;' a hearing.
r 1'lhert, a miner employed in the
sat Mt. I'leasant, Westmore-
! -11 from the catre w hile ascend
'' 'i Sunday afternoon, ami was
-ly injured.
row n, pastor of thp rresbyte-
I'lhi, place, was calle heiu-c
n il.tvs hch, ami w have
.',.! " ur' iat his wife, who was and
"hi". ,,uite ill.
Hi.- Mi. ! aexI(.f;,iir,. farnli in Allephe-
' "r. i,i .... .!,.,.. f
:i ,iii Lilt" I I i II I HI) 1I -il : .
'"'' -it-oii, iv ,;1i,i townshm. for the
. it i
Mr.
-'iaj'
r
0
on oi
don't conclude to t i there we tear
' left in a hv-althy old plit:hf.
We are sorry indeed to e-arn that our
old and esteemed friend, F.ith'T.Johii Walsh,
' of Altoona, had another sinking s:ell on
Monday evenintt last, and although he ral
lied somewhat durnii! the liiiiht and was
better the next day, i.is condition at latest
accoun'.s w;is far from promising.
Iec. iration day v.iis celehriited on an
elaborate sc iie botii ii: Altoona and Johns
town. Ji; the former city five cxa-eHctit cor
net bands f ii n.islied music for t he procession,
which v. as under the chief iimrshaislrp of
our friend ami patron. Mr. Michael I'bzhar
lis, who bore the honor with hecotiiiiiji dt--
' nity.
ur friend Johti S'orm had Ike misfor
tune, on Wednesday uf last week, to fall
from a harn on the farm of Wm. A . H. Little,
'. liso,., of Allegheny township, while xs. l'kI
with others in te.iiin" nown t.n- oi I huil-.lh.v;
to make room for a new one, but we are
' sl id to learn that he sustained no s. rious in-
i iu,y-
Hrotl.er Conrad, of the McVeytown
Joir"i!, ejyes us lots of ''tatTj" in his l?st
i isue .o much, indeed, that "Creat Trav
eler" though he is. we are fon etl toconcbide
that he has fever well, seatoely ever seen
i anybody 'j uite so es, quite - o but modesty
forbids the pursuance of the subject any
i further.
Chairman Sechler this week issues his
pall, not to the unconverted, but to the un-
j contaminated Pcmoeraoy of the county, to
. assemble at their respective pollinc-piaees
' on Saturday, dune ifith. and elect two dele
: Rib s from each di-frict to represent them
in the count j- convention on the Monday
; follmvins.
T'hil. Heath is pretty hard to r.-t away
with as a ventriloquist' and sliprht-of hand
performer, but wlion he predicted last Sun
! ilav alternoon that there would be no more
rain that day he missed the mark so widely
that v.e were forced to conclude that he had
. ol tru'led upon the realms of lieath-en
; myth-Dingy.
i Mr. F.. F. Lytic, of Altoona, who, it will
! be remembered "by not a few of our readers,
I was elected Keitister and Ilecrder ot this
; c iunty in the year lsi".0, took his departure
on Satnnlav inornint: last for f "ed.tr Kapids,
Mich., whither he cues to accept tin- position
j of Chief LnsiiK-cr of the Sioux City and Pa
cini I.'iiiiroad.
1 The Mt. Vernon Tlook ata! Ladder Com
. panv, of Ilairisbur, has accepted an invi
I tali.'.n iro n the Empire Ilimk and Ladder
hoys, of Aifoona, to parade with them in the
J latter city on the pth of .Inly m yt, and ru
! mor has it that the celebrated Hinjzsold
: band, of Ib-n.liiiu', will acoompatiy the first
named r.ruanization.
--A man named Campbell disapprared
from his home in Altoona the early part of
I la t week, and has not since I teen heard
from, except that he was subpK-ntly seen
i in l itt inii'h by a railroad etisifi'MT "amcd
I James Mi'Mm ray. with w iunn he departed
' from Altoona. His wife ami children are in
1 exeat distress about his ahsenee
! Mr. P. J. Hjdt-r, of -Vltoona, attcmdel
I t walk fifty miles, heel and toe, in ten
j hours, nt the'Opera House, that city on Sat
unlay last, and had the hist hour been nine
, minutes lorn. er he would have made it like a
' jiffy. As it was, he accomplished forty-nine
j mi ies and four laps in ten hours without sit
; tine; down to rest in cither of the laps.
The clevenMi annual session of the Ca.ni
I lui.i Countv Sabbath School Association con
vened at the Prestn terian church, .lohns
j town, on Wednesday at 2 p. m., with fifty
l dele-iates in attendance, anions whom were
j Hon. A. A. Parker, Ceo. A. Kinkead. Thus.
' L.Jones. Philip Jones, Alonzo Mason, and
i Pob't K. Jones, all of Kb. nsbni and vicinity.
The O-ceo'a ?-.-:''': not ici sthe fact that
; t ie Kvt'cn'ive 'ominitt c. J. A'. P. A., is f
i meet at 'I vro'ie tomorrow, but hasn't a
word to say about the rie-i ire: which has al-
i r. ii.lv lieen hehl i'l llnn'iilj hil. Il i'.te
p.rotV.er McFiidden hasn't cot co a wfu'ly mad
i an' distrusted that he's bound not to cla.Men
j the picnic with his presence and paddiu',
I unless I'dford Springs is to 1 e the scene of
, hi adtlin'.
A tramp named Martin Curry, who was
on his way from Fottsviile to Pittsburgh,
i was found literally starved to d.eath in a box
j car which bad Itccn run in on a sidinir and
! unlocked at JJridtrvport, near Mill ( reek,
1 lluntinirdttn county, on Tuesday last, and
! expired soon after b in$ released. About
j twenty dollars are said to have been found
' upon ids person, but for nil that it seems he
J was buried at tiie expense of the county.
The "fo-as-you-plen':c" p'r,ic and cx
! cursfon to Lloyiisvii'.e, on Saturday of next
' week, promise, to be a delightful affair, and
. no doubt Kbensburn w ill be well repiesont
: ed. Tickets for the excursion will be sold
I at the following pxceedihprly low rates :
F.hensburjj t" Lloydsville and return, :
I Lilly's t IJoydsiille and return, l.'iO;
I Crcrn oi. ;.tlbt7o at p. Alttona. ..
lan'J ?i . f.'hjt .c to- a -?p r'!p k;'I ir-- r.
r ' fun.
-aid to be less than
It will interest persons who contemplate
taking in the Cincinnati convention, on next
! Tuesday week, to learn that excursion tick
ets for the round trip, (food from the 14th to
the .M in go'.n. and from the 22d to the 30th
Frt-returTdriiT, will be sold at Altoona for
517.00, at Pittsburgh for fiO.00, and from
other points at proportionate rates.
Hrotbr-r Ty hurst, of the Huntingdon
, trU-lfe. has gone" to the Chicago convention,
and -proposes to extend his trip to Omnha
before returnintj. If he does, and finds It as
hot as we did a little less than three years
aeo, we venture to say that if he owned
Omaha and the other place he would be
glad to soli Omaha and live In the other place.
Poor Directors Kirkpatriek, Tbvrabaugh
and Fasly held their resular monthly meet
ing at the almshouse on Tuesday, but we un
derstand that only the usual routine busi-
. ness was transacted, though the Johnstown
Tribune says they all united In declaring that
Steward Lilly had done his entire duty dur-
i ing the past year, as the record shows was
the case during the preceding years.
The Ho'lidaysburg correspondent of the
Altoona Tribune says hat Luther Wertz. a
Looper, is reported to have killed a snake on
Saturday las! with two bodies and only one
head and one tail. The snake was three
feet in length, and one-third of the length
looked like the body of two snakes twisted
around each other, and when the head and
tail were cut off fell apart like two separate
bodies.
The Hollidaysburg .Standard is delighted
fltell Deiialit-ed, no doubt,) to learn that
t ho printers intend to pic-nic in Dell Delight
on the tth of September next, but as the
' probabilities are that the place will be
; changed at the meeting of the F.xeeutive
Committee to-morrow, it locks just now as
: if the .standard's delight is not to be of a stand
ard character.
lirothor Conrad, of the McVeytown
Journal, ha, went ami gone and bought a
partial new dress for Ids papor, which is now
as neat as it is newsy. There is no man in
the business whom we would rather see pros-
r than our good friend ''Cooney, and
nee it is that we rejoice with exceeding
great joy at this unmistakable evidence of
well-deserved success.
Two new recruits were sworn in as
members of Co. A, Fifth Kepimcnt. V. '. P. ,
last we -k. This Coninany has no intention
of disbanding. On tiie contraiy, it is at
present in as prosperous condition as ever,
and. under the efficient guidance of Cant.
S. W. Davis and his able Lieutenants, bids
fair ti be not in the least decayed for anoth
er half decade to eotne.
The Altoona Cut! cautious farmers
against a bogus dealer in fertilizers, who is
endeavoring to play it niton the unsuspect
ing by making the in believe that he wants
to s -cure agents at a liberal percentage.
Loof; out for hint and don't be tempted upon
any consideration to sign your name to any
document in the hands of a stranger, no
matter how innocent it may seem to he.
Messrs. Charles O'lVtnrell and Jack
I'hey hied themselves on Tuesday last to a
private tront-pond. owed by a 'Tenth-man
in the northeastern part ot the county, and
it w as raining when 'key tai t. d. All the
same, the story which they gave us upon
their return was that they had a delightful
time and that they each caught a basketful,
more or less, of the "speckled beauties."
The Altoona Tribune thinks it possible
that the place fcr holdin g the printers' picnic
wail he changed from Dell Delight. Hobi
daysbur;., to either .'tearing Spring, IJlair
county, or Cosh'., Hun, Perry county. If
the latter point should Ih- selected, and it is
the one wc prefer, participants fionithisend
of the line w ill have to start tin- day before
the picnic if they want to get there in time.
liev. Father Ca'laghcr, the zealous and
energetic pastor of St. John's (Catholic)
church. Johnstown, was presented the other
day with twelve handsomcly-hound and
valuable Latin works, of a relicious charac
ter, by the young ladies belonging to the So
da I'dy" connected with tiie church under his
charsre, and of course he greatly appreciates
the gitt for its worth as well as lor the mo-
live which prompt'' its bestowal.
Mr. David L. Wallace, a native of shade
Valley, Huntingdon county, fell from a
bucket in which he was lit ing lowered to tin
bottom of the shaft in the Henrietta mine at
Lead" ilie, Colorado, on the Ki'-i nit., and
when found life was extinct. The shalt is
;;s,t feet deep, but .Mi. Wallace fell only
aboiit --'5 or feet, and though one of his
legs was broken it is thought that death was
caused by suffocation in the water at the
bottom of the .shaft.
If oar hyperbolical fnchd of the llanis
burg rttrint had published the item from the
V it i .KM a s in rcieicnce to what "the intelli
gent compositor or the stupid proof-reader
made us ( 1'iitrinf) say the other day" about
Hon. John Iteilly, its readers would have
been able to judge for themselves how near
it comes to tellincr the truth when it says:
'The error so worries our hypercritical friend
McPike of the Cambria Fiikem.vn that he is
, likely to go into spasms over it."
' The Carrolltown .Ve-ir says it has been
requested bv prominent citizens of Kbens-
. lung to announce that a public meeting will
lie held at the Conrt House in this piace, at x
o'clock on Monday evening next, for the
purpose of taking the preliminary steps to
ward organizing a chartered company to
build a railroad via Carrolltown to Cherry
tree. Hope we don't in this- instance mis
represent our esteemed friend, and that lie
don't misrepresent the prominent citizens
aforesaid.
As before stated in these columns, the
Dauntless Fire Company of this tow n pro
pose holding a grand picnic on the coming
t :ttl of July, which will be a Saturday, in
I commemoration of the "glorious Fourth,"
' which this year falls on Sunday. The object ;
of the entertainment, which will be first
class in every particular, is to purchase a
further section of hose lor the Company. A
large number of persons from a distance
have already signified their intention of be
ing present.
On Friday afternoon, about five o'clock,
a horrible accident occurred at Hobcrfson's
sawmill, oi:e mile south of Mt. Pleasant,
Westmoreland county. A young man nam
ed Freeman Smith was working near a belt
in the mill, and by some means was caught
in it. Hefore he could be rescued he had his
brains dashed out against a large post con
' nected w ith the shaftuur wheel. Death was
instantaneous. He was acred 20, ivas un
: married, and resided near Jones' mill, in the
'. same county.
' Mr. H. I. Wilson, agent for Mr. F.i.ert,
denier in pianos, organs, etc., Altoona, Pa.,
brought three fine organs here on Thursday
last just in time for "Comical" (.'only to se
cure the use of one of tle-m a Mason A
Hamlin, which be pronounces the best make
in the world for his entertainment that
: evening. We beiieve Mr. Wilson did not
succeed, however, in selling either of the
instruments in this locality, as he hoped to
do. ftetter luck nxt time, we trust pro
vided be advertises.
The Pitor House Directorship is far from
being the most lucrative portion in the gilt
of tiie Vaet'le. and yet forallth it there seems
to be no lad: of a.-pirants for the office. The
latest that has come to the surface, so far as
we are aware, is our good old friend John
Carney, of Minister township, of whom it
may wi'h truth be said that no more honest
or well meaning nan ever lived, and should,
he be nominated and ei-'eted there is no fear
but that he would do his duty faithfully and
to tbe best of his ability.
Our young friend Jinies P. Ke.ly, of
Lilly's, who was selected as census enumer
ator for Washington tot. nship and Suunuil
ville borough, wrestled for a day or two w ith
the various schedules, and then concluded
to resign. This, of course, caused a vacancy,
which was promptly filled, however, by the
appointment of ,larne Poland, Jr., son of (un
friend and patron, Mr James Holand. of
i said township. We wish Mr. Poland and all
his compatriots in the census business a safe
and agreeable deliverence.
The Pittsburgh Font of Saturday pays its
1 compliments to a well-known LJ tens burger
'of brilliant attainments in this wise: Mr.
! Thomas J. Fenlon, formerly fif Pi'tstiurg.
but now the leading lawyer in Leaven worth,
, Kan., led the Seymour lot Pes hi the conven
tion and the delcg't ion is for ttiat candidate.
FenhiT". has been a de'egat ; foal! the Nation
al Conventions since he went to Kansas, and
was the Demoeiatm caucus nominee for C.
S. Se-.mtor two years ago. He is yajrj to be
; one of the brightest men in the State.
A semi Insane pauper at our county
abiishotis", named James En right, has not
eaten a bite of anything i-ince Friday evcniiig
1 st, i'lthou.h he has b"cii working "constant
ly and laboriously during the entire time, a nil
is determined to continue his self imposed
fast until this (Friday) evening. On a pre
vious occasion F.iiright refrained from food
for a period of fifteen days, and seemed in
the end 'very little the worse for his experi
ence. He i ma-lines that the Tord command
ed him to r!o these things, and hence his per
tinacity. The Aitoona E'-rninij Coll of Saturday
called the Cambria county Democratic con
vention together on Tuesday last, and "the
intelligenti omositor or stupid proof reader"
of the llarrisburg Patriot repeated the VaU'n
call on Monday. And vet, for all that, the
convention, like disobedient spirits from the
va.stydeep, failed to come at the call, and
nothing is therefore, left for our friends of
the Cull and Patriot to do but stand aside
aid alio thfl chairman of tho eonnty cout-
Tlt'.te i f v! t;-: fs.,vt, -,;;;-, -vhi-n
''nf? H.rcujth our .o.:rnris this week.
Mr. David Kosr-nthall, one of the popu
lar proprietors of the renowned Young
America Ciothing House, Altoona, spent
Sunday last in our midst as the guest of his
warm personal friend. Phil. McDonald, who
was home on a visit for the time being.
"Dave" is a sociable, clever ami intelligent
gentleman, and as a correct business man
has few equals and no superiors in the
Mountain city. We cordially commend him
and his immense estHblishment to the pa
tronage of our readers, confident as we are
that all who buy there will get good goods at
honest prices.
So far as heard from, the northern part
of the countv leads the van in the matter of
ennoidates lor Poor House Directors, the
following named gentlemen, and perhaps
others to us unknown, being aspirants for
that office : S. J. Luther, of White town
ship; Francis J. Baker, of Susquehanna
township; P. J. Sanders and John Carney,
of Munster township, and Henry Hughes, of
Sunirnitville borough. With such an array
of eanable men in this end and several equal
ly competent in the lower end from which to
select, the convention should experience no
difficulty in reaching a satisfactory conclu
sion on "that subject.
Wc understand that a warrant has been
issued in Clearfield county for the arrest of
the man named Sweitzer, of Chest Springs,
whose name has appeared somewhat con
spicuously in the local papers of late, and
who is said to be charged this time with
complicity iir the recent stealing of about
three hundred dollars' woitti of bides from
a tannery at Curw ensville. The information,
we are "told, comes from an accomplice In
the crime, who has turned State's evidence,
and the arrest was to have been made last
Monday. Itoks like another chance for a
libel suit don't it. Mr. A'etc
Miss Mary Long, aged about 24 years.
ended her mortal career on Fiiday evening
last, at the residence of her pa'rents, on i
Stone Creek, near Huntingdon, by swallow
ing a table-spoonful of mix vomica and er- ;
got, which she had obtained from a physician
named Hnimbaugh as a medicine several
weeks previous. After swallowing the de
coction. Dr. Wm. Jackson, who was sum
moned to her relief, administered an emetic,
but scarcely had the antidote effected its .
purpose by producing copious vomiting when
the poor girl fell back on the bed and ex- j
pired. Complication in love affairs is sup
posed to have prompted the terrible deed.
An accident which may cost him his life
befell a lesident of Jackson township, named
Thomas Pager, on hist Saturday afternoon.
It seem? that he was going home from mill
with a load of flour in a wagon drawn by
two horses, and while descending the turn
pike a mile or two west if the point of in
tersection of that thoroughfare with the
road leading to Johnstown, the pole of the
wagon broke and the team ran away. As a
result of this unfortunate mishap, Mr. Pa
ger was thrown violently to the ground ami
very badb hurt, besides being kicked in the
head by one of the horses, as well as being
injured internally. At latest accounts bis
condition was very precarious, and it was
feared that his life would pay the forfeit.
Mr. Joseph l.'ehr. of Hair township, is
the owner of a mare which recently gave
birth b a colt w it Ii its head grown fa-t to the
breast, the neck being bowed to correspond
w ith this singular malform ition, instead fif
(ccn jiying the posit ion nature usually assigns
to such an indispensihle portion of toe equine
physique. That, however, was not the only
wonderful thing about this extraordinary
co'.t, for one of the ears, instead of being lo
cated in its proper position, was mi top of the
head, while there was no semblance of eyes
where the eyes ought to b. bid ili-tead
thereof two sore-looking spots were alone
visible. The colt was perfect in every other
respect, and was seemingly full of life and
vigor, but wishing to put it out of what he
very properly considered a most miserable
plight. Mr. ii'ehr killed tug qucrr-'ook'r.g
creature shortly after birth.
Frank 'only, the inimitable vocallist.
mimic and humorist, and his no less success
ful coadjutor, Phil. Heath, who as a ven
triloquist am! slight-of-hand performer is
simply immense, came in tine- according to
promise ami .gave two entertainments j-t the
Court Honst in this .!.ee one on Thursday
evening of hist week and tin other on Mon
day evening of this wcrk on each of which ,
occasions they v. . ie greeted with a large and
delighted audience, all of wli-un "tumbled"
to t la1 various phases of the entei taiumelit
with heait huighteratid vociferous app'anse.
The pleasure-producing pair also visited
Chest Springs and OairnHtown on Friday
and Saturday evenings, where they were
also greeted with good audiences. It is to
be hoped te t.t (.'ouiy will come Heath-er
snob again.
The Johnstown Triifmc of Monday'
furnishes the particulars of no less than n ine
notable disturbances, nearly all accompanied
with bloodshed in a great r or less degree. .
which occurred in that place on Saturday
last. Of these the most serious took place
about midnight and resulted in Cue cutting
of two vonng men named Michael Logan
and John Knsh. both of Cambria borough,
the former of whom received fifteen and the
latter throe separate and distinct prods from
a penknife in the hands of another young
man named Paul Vest, who at the time was
escorting two Johnstown girls from a dance
in Cambria borough, and the allegation is
that Logan and Ke.sh weie attempting to
get away with the f.-mir.i es, and h'-ti"e the
stabbing. None of the wounds arc of a dan
gerous character, which so far as the com
munity is concerned may or may not be a
misfortune.
Jack Loop, or Luke, a r.-ide;it of this
county, got himself into a loop in Altoona,
on Saturday last, for passing counterfeit
nickels of very inferior workmanship on
some of the feminine pie-venders at the
railroad depot in that city. Two other f ar
ties were arrested at the same time, but
' were subsequently discharged. T'pon being
searched, Loop's pockets were found to eon
tain seven of the spurious coins, a revolver,
a hymn-book, and various other articles.
He accounted for the bogus nickels by sav
ing that he had received them from a man
named Baker, of Kittanning Point, who
owed him a half dollar and paid him in that
way. After a hearing before the Mayor,
Loop was sent to jai! to await trial for car
rying concealed deadly weapons, though
how he can be said to be guilty in the plural
sense, unless a hymn-book conies under the
head of deadly weapons, is more than we
can say.
Our esteemed friend of the Carrolltown
AVir don't seem to be at all happy unless
he has "a crow to pick" with t lie FitKKM n
or its editor. Some pork, you know, will
boil that way, do what you will with it, but
as it don't hurt us, and evidently does him a
gieiit deal of good, we don't, know that we
ought to object to the proceeding. Still it
may be as well to siv that if we misrepre
sented onr e. f. aforesaid in regard to the
"supposed finding of the body of a murdered
pedlar," we were not the first to do it, as we
saw the same thing in several of our exchan-
ges. and ropied it from the Pittsburgh Port
under the impression that it was a correct :
condensation of the statement first published
by the Air., which we merely glanced over
at the time. If we emd, theiefore, it was
alienor of the head and not of the heart,
and though we. can't sny to a certainty that
we will never do it again. au onr esteemed
friend so emphatically demands, we will en
deavor to be more careful in the future, espe- ;
ciaily as he understands that we will likely
be called upon to answer for lilnd presuma
bly in the case referred to, though he don't
enlighten us a great deal as- to that.
TWO F.OOS- KAOKfllX KV KoOS-IT.OITS. A
, couple of gees.- own.-d by our fri -nd and
' prompt-paving patron. Mr." Joseph Miller, of
i P.arr township, commenced laying, as is their
wont, about the beginning of March last,
', and kept it up without intermission until a
. fortnight ago, when one of them either died
: from eggs-haustion or committed suicide for
some ln-eggs-plieable reason of its own.
: Certain it is that the dead body of the goose
aforesaid was fished out of a mill-dam one
' day last week, and on being cut open an egg
', w hich eggs-ceeded in size any two common
' ones from the same source was found in the
place where eggs ought to be before they are
signed, sealed a ml delivered. Meantime the
other goose continued to do eggs-eel lent duty,
by presenting its owner with a newly laid
egg each day until a bent a week ago. "when
she suddenly ceased to "pin out" without
eggs-pressing either surprise or gratification
at the result of her labors. What makes
these proceedings the more eggs-traordinary
is that geese seldom lay eggs alter the first of
. April each year, and hence there is good rea
son to believe that the eggs ploits of these
two eggs-centric geese have never been eggs
eel, ed, if indeed equalled.
. - m
FiioM the lit ii There, is perhaps no
tonic offered to the people that possesses as
much real intrinsic value as the Hop Bitters.
Just at this season of the year, when the
stomach needs an appetizer, or the blood
' needs purifying, the cheapest and best rem
edy is Hop Hitters. An ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure ; don't wait until
you are prostrated by a disease that may
i take mouths for von to recover in. Hofton
Thx Pennsylvania Stat College offers frrz
tuition to a It" who -ritor it clause. Being
liberally enIovil by the Stat. it is able not
only to make this proposition, but it also pro
vioVs kitchens and furnishes the fuel for
them free of ebnrge to those students who
, wish to lessen their expenses by boarding
1 tS?rn-.e!v. For fyll rformAf ion. ad-lT?;
A M f.mora bi.k Sro'F. Speaking of the
ereat square at the Intersection of Broad and
Market streets, Philadelphia, a venerable
piece of ground the history of which runs
back fully two eenturies past, Forney's Pro
yress of a recent dat hns this to aay'of Mr.
John Wanaraaker and that wonderful mon
ument, to hib enemy and enterprise, the
world-renowned Urand Depot, at l'th and
Market :
Son tli .Jt f The (front pqunn in :ir!Othr mirier-stive
pnnH in th prtnon-imaoi the pi-ant present :
John WdnaiiiHkfr'K Jrn1 !ot. In the rent re
y( h:M p t-io wince uf the modern muntripftlitT ;
in the rorthwest eonter the vTRantIc h'-tel in pro
ee.s if coi!-tnirtiTi hy corporate snunt-lty ; in the
pfuitheMH the ftftrtlinjc monument of lniltrMui
dHiinir and cunnilenre. Thee tripartite lrnlts of
the aire are not often typified in so puuUI a space.
Art in railroad", art In architetUnre. art in trade,
are rarely ?o !iirn:i!Iy symloliwd. In .nhn W:tn
amaker's example you 'have the e-i?e that Fprtn
irotn r-ystcm, the comtort that rotiws !rm nlcr,
the !nNr wrought ' trachinery. ths tremendous
rewards of mathematical accuracy. Science is the
parent oi a thousand Ideins, And nothinir that
proceeds from science is more -uWimc and all con
qucrinif than the match I e--1 nneovss in the tn-re.to
oi human happinos and the diminution "! lniir;m
toil. I u th:tt --cii-c Mr. W'ln.iiiriker'." if rand 1
pot I a arre:t ohome. Seventy years airo, the
t Vnctou:i waifons. on their way to Vit thuris ahn
the itreaf pike, travelled halt a" century hetore the
.tt jiihcrland ro::d w.t? "pt nt d iy t he jem-ni 1 f fov
ernment; and when that rioido hti.hwiy wn The
chief path to what wa the ireat Wo.-t. limited
hy the Ohio KKrr. the.-c ;in.e Comt'M tv.iij'ins
topped in reptre Sti irc. opposite the spot now
nllco! hy John VHiam:iker".-c;ir;tvans-ia. A while
canvas was strrtehr-d. like a erc:t tarpaulin over
the hows oi the wair-in to protect the u-kmI infdp
from inclement weather. Ami not tmiriNjucpriv a
wife and children made part of the canro. Thc-e
w axons carried ait t!te dry od to the frontier-,
the (troeeries and the household titenils. and It
wan a lonif, lorn? .journey. Well d I remember
them in my iiHtive town as they parsed aion- the
dusty streets in summer and un-iiihl their way
through the froren street- in winter, every hor-o
jiniiimtt his coronal ol helU, the lotnt whip ut the
?t:i iwiirt driver mak -n-j the air e-; ho with la rapid
exidolons. How different from the content of
the ureal trains now sent out lrm John Wana
m:iker"s packed depot every tiny, every tntin t;tk
im$ ten times more and carrying it twenty time
more r.-ipidiy than the-p rude wairons matte Mty
ye-tr- nio! In theotden time nnthinrwa? font
hut what was necessary. Ijiixnrics were as scarce
a ice or i- e cream. Now the hull; of !Ir. Wana
maker's trade are the luxuries ot life. Kood l
made where it (trow ; clothing N the product of
the earth and the skill t the hand. At tn lives
rather to eiiioy than to work nut 1 if, and the hu-d-ness
of pleasure enriches thousand-.
I can imn trine how fine of the-o -V:ione:.-- o(
tho A ihxiionies" would stare If ra tried !"r the hr-t
time throauh the rxiittcriiiL- -:ihi.ms oi John Whjiii-maker's-
Orand I-ot. To him, ail m-u-ed to
riches that
M ut:hinc the wealth oj I )rniU' and ot Ind.
W here the rorire--u Kit. wttli richest hand.
Shower- harhjine pear and trold.
such a prolusion of odd. unknown, and Irairileeon
eeits ; smdi preparat i"ns for ornament: such sur
prise oi ta-te and skill; -u.-h de!;fn-jw for the
rich and such comforts tor the poor, would ooni a
static parody of a period when lin-ey -Binj-vy wri
the wear of the wopini, eordurey the "wear o! the
men : chip honnets the h ndir ar oi the one, and
wool h t- the ct. er!:r oj the oilier. w!m m They h.ni
roasted rye Tr entice, iindas?-? n-r Miuar. pine
knot- for candle-, hr unns t..r the feet, whi-key for
wine, r.;ir carpets 1- r th ilo'jr, the tiddlc for" the
hall, a hur caun for a church, and a rickety shanty
fr a sclnH.Ihoitsc. with a female ahcr emph-yed
lor a tew pennies a day from each of th -" hi-l.tis.
Woil d-o-i the poet of 'cnr N.jMaro, ot J, t
elalrn. with rn-tiC -::i.-cr;y:
- las : lis sad, witli every emm:::!!-;
I o -r- our httcieitt :.:rdinrtTk.-
Irtter from rirf.Nronrjrfd Tlilton.
1 Miltox, May 30, lvt.
F'rikm Mt 11 In the F:ktm.t of last week
! you were kind enough to hope that 1 had no rroI
j ertv destroyed by the terrible conflHCTation of he
1 1-ith met. Pleftrj accept thanks for your kind
i fcopes, and believo rae happy !ti sayfni,: that none
; ot my hnlld'Hirs were deti-oy ed. filtht tiifh at one
time they were tn a direct line with the i-ppro.teh.n
wall of tlnme. A change in the wino. however,
Jut saved them in theTnick of time and whrn tht
tiro had reached within todvre. It whs the mnt
, terrihir eon flap-rat ion that has oocun-ed for many
a day in the Vnitcd State-, taking into con -id era
tion the popuhi1n. Tt started about 11 o'clock in
tin- erect ir,; !irn of Murray, 1 'iifl Hl i'tt.'p ear
Works, aud by J o'cbwU Tin tt w-i-in--. if the
town was a inass of charrt d rutn. i:-ioi!!i; rmain
in in the track o the fire ex-er t Mackened bricks,
a even the stone pavements, w hich were the pride
of the town, were all burned and shattered to frag
ments, while sewf r in the streets, many of which
were of wood and covered with perhaps six inches
oi earth. wor completely reduced to a-hes. The
lame, fanned by the win 1, Would -h t ah-nir Ti e
around l.r li'rC yard at a tune, b' kin up
everytliir,; in their path : and In a moment more
they would ric toward he;ivn in seetniTiy exul
tation (f their appulliuit de-trn"tivei:e"-. 1 lie
next moment they r.ere ir-dn-t nut in another di
rection, and brands ot bumm-r roof were beinx
waited hither and thither, liirhtinir a whole street
nt the .--an e '.j'tie. A 'ntbu!aT. ; T"v rn-.jua irit
:nee b-it ins pl:.--e oi bi:-ifi--- and went to reu bT
w'iuit a i.i Pe .-..utd t- hi- ii-'-ti.er. w !,.- h'-;:-e w:s
in clnso pT'oximuy to wher h hrc started, tuit
the w md licit,;; m her T:i or 1 e returned to tiie store
only to find it dese-t-d. and ti'ty tiiou-and dollars
worth ot men handle k-it.i; cinuro'l bojurf his
eye-. One kokwa-a.il i;e eouid ere the in-
rrea-lnir he.-it wHrued him tiiat he inuf run for l is
ln.'. lie isot in tio r-ar ot tiie flanies and Mood
Kar.im tb wn the stn ett v. here for hall mile he
could .-re the rru r.i (! ; villi n-- they fell one af
ter anot her and the b:ac n w i i-k tnjt'otie side and
then the other, the chicly hniit di-trict makine
the street meantime iook 1-We :i nery tnrnace. wdh
not a soul to be seen . ihe fla lies be.tx o neree an1
rapid Miat the people were forced to tiy t the lulls
anil evfu plvinire in the n- -t. And yet notwith
standing the urea t de- Truer ion ttoj o-; r-n. many
lautiai'iti incnierits oo-urre;. fur ni-t:iniT. one
man v ho kept a stoe and tinware --tore uathered
all tiie valuaoh's he could tr.t'p ami put them into
the oven, ot the cook sto e- en takintr the (told
wateti from hiwite and pntttmr it 1n lor saiety.
Still anothrr. :-n old baidiclor who :iiw:iy; j-rhic-l
hlm-elt tri his fi-hin t.ckii. in h...k!!iif for valu
hles -ei.cd a book .1 trout flies inuii u private re-cc--,
and K!t hi- walb-t lay w.Mi -verii hundred
dollars in it. lie carried the ft-hintr rotls and all
the paraphernalia thereunto belong; mi to the hotel
lU'nw- tho way and left them there to burn. Hut
imagine to yo!trelt w hatim-t bt the dear-nlation
ot some oi tna limniin rae when 1 tell yon that
while all th -- de-drm-thm w-is -in on s an- per
sona were br.siiy enacted m :irr inz oi; -.ler-W:irc.
irol-I wnTcin hou-chold Lr-"ds, a m! in !ot
an t l.nur t iiev culd ihmMv can y. The da v alter
rs were -eon
..i their
d stolen and
!u.:ii.-di:i!e!y
v;heti runny
i-wri'-r. won't
1 won'..' ft
ly To -"( their
THE LE FEVRE LUNG PAD
i A Positive Remedy and Cure
i For CONSUMPTION, SPITTING OF BLOOD, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA. COUGHS, COLDS. CATARRH In nil its forms,
and all Diseases of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
THE HOST HEALING REMEDIAL AGENT mm TO ECEHX
.Tire by iltnrption.
TllliOW A WAV VOl
7n inif w ear w ,!1 dc;njiif trate i' Lc j ; .nrii.i :i -:.
art njf'rtrt ttbd er. f e a r.,:t:-rJ jT'rrh,
th
The I..E FFVKK M'Nd PAIacts ft rrrt ly upon
reritah zatiftn .
W hy do-e the Stnnmcti with ? a : -mn dn.irs w h.-n tt-f " t
T he Tad in co:r.jMsd ot lialsatn- and t'otdni- o! the p. -t -of
its inretlin is a re rzrrrd-t n'ji'v re? r. and found onl v ; n r-- m
factured.
THIS GREAT KEMEDYAND CUKE
tbitv
w he:-
the .t,-oo
hi 'l.iTHe'er
M..ry
ni.i r.u-
Hai attracted tho wi-lo-t attention on t!o 'ontmert, and ha. e!",c-td thft.
have -denied mirfH uhtn nit her t h -i n ra-. s ot n:.t u ral h; n mr .
N"e h a ve t ir mo-1 vi ? rrt til frifimony to their cum; e jow r . fr-
and intelligence. We fntnrantrt that the
r ut -. ma i y of w h
; h-.ic.i el.ara
"Wif heal and rtreiiKthen and pro! on i; hf
and Will t.ibct a curt in er
cont rat P
-in the H 't h' 7 a s f v c tt
'' u cm ii the d -ea-r h. s t-ni
d. l"er-oii iuJicr.ru from
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Asthma, Bronchitis, CatarihfWeak Lungsor D!cca Spitting,
will find the Pad an inestimable bocn!
roK si i.i: om.i iiv xnr
HOLMES MKDICINKCO., IMTTSIU IKill, PA.
Who fr ! Knlr Ac""'" tnr tlir I t'MrsI M;t--!i ni:I n'!n.
alf t:T f .-; .- ' u - :-. r." e:-'--:: -i- ie t5, -r-
'I Ii - .!,.: i.-i t . i - ' 1- : 1 - ..:!!! t-- r-.i- .e
l.,l;;." .mr 1 ri -e.
The T.V. KhVHK I.I'M 1
limfits to the tmver ly iii i'- rr
prulit on th-m tho I rutrn -t w
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I. - Us i:i
II. t l-e i-
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t
the hre three m'ii who lived n- iuhb
com ; ny; frio the eem-'t-ry wd1? a b",
own -ilv.-rware, w h icli t;-c th;-ve- h
secreted in the ".uy of tin. (ii-.-.d."
oppti-iti- toy n i a rn-.!l i-! u 1, to
goods were -ibo taken, but when the
lor them tiny w-re ,. IVoph
ht ) t tieir nelirhoor- arre-t h t'-r.1 or
own build: lus rriittili:i: t'. a-hes aff
I a tew inomeiits.
You mn-t no! :hi iv. 1.,,:'.: on the
the pi. -ture. The hr had md bee
hour- btdore a meet m:r a bd
llou.-eaf Wiiliaoi-port. ;-nd Th.
henna n. 1 1 e nn -re ha nt. t ne mt 1. :i n.
i"ad man wero tf-'i-t p-n-l) w rib
means to relieve -ujiltmc hum.iidty
v;i v ' ol I m i t; i i
-Spn- l.j mull isti-.: -!!il. .r !. vi-r . t- any j ::it "I : I ' i t - i :'-
Tin: holmes mkoicim
Jun- . liu in. 1 'l i sl ;l
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I)KOI!AT!ON 1)Y IN KiiKN - -.r V.-.. Tins
o)ul;ir l;rv of mti intic-o1im-i ancc was nut
jfi' ini'tt'd to iias witlnn'.t l;i- lvi-onitinii i:i .
t'iw fiiiiimiinity. In juii-smiii-o fif 'rovio:is
niT.incnicnt, tin- iiipjniity .f tlit- hn.siro.s
Ikiusi-s wen- elosi-il, nnil at 'J ''i-i:),-k m'arly
ail tiii.' jii-.i'iii- fif K'i-n-.!iui L; :-ii I ieinity
incii, wiiuie-ii am! cliiiilicti H':,tin-.i tf l!n'
Court linn- o wiiero an clui'iii-nt and jiatriot'u
oration was -leliveieil ! I;. 1.. John-fun,
l".'. Xi' an sorry wo liavc not be-i-n lur-nislii-il
witli even an -iitoiin- of this aililr--s,
for it struck a l;ey-nnii- uliivli im-t with an
Piitliuia-t';" re-jKin-p in tin- limits of r.ll as
soinliled. Tlit lino of irin-essioTi ninoil ini
niotli.ttolv altorwanl was ns fol',. ,vs :
Chief Marshal, l'rof. II. U i'.or.
Pupils of Mount ;allitinsi'mij . y, ciirryii.
a tla'j.
Martial liaiul, or-janii-il for tlio ocoasion,
(.'i!iiirisii!u scvfii nieiiiiir-rs.
Co. A, Fifth lloyiiiioiit, X. ;. l,totho liuin
!'or oi 41), in uniform.
iti.rns.
in this order the- i.rnoi'ssiuu iir,t vi-ited
1,'iiyd ( -i!ii-tery ; aitorward t!i C.inre i
tiona; Comeii iy. and 'at!y the i-i-::ol-rv :
taohod te. tiioV l.iin-ii 01" t'n il- '.y Nam.-,
whoyo oai l. of the- (jr:ivf of tho tai'on sol- ,
diors was ci-twinoil wiih ht it it-1 and living
llowcrs. At tho otitranoe to l.loyil Vim-tory
was an arch wl'.ioii enmiiionionited tho inoin
ory of the ab-ent doad. in whieh li-t is iiutii
heroil such names as Kichaid M. .Io:ios, .lntm
M Jones, Cai't. Jol.es, Wm. . Seott, and
othors.
Owinu to a rour-att-natioii of eireiinistanoes
whieli is to ho do'ilored, no cloroyman was
ahlo to put in an aiearan-o at either of tho
ocnietories. No one of tho woarers of tho
cloth is ilelieiont ill tl it- quality of patriotism,
hut their time and attention was soiuohow
diverted ju-t thon in other iliroetio is.
Wi- Pulijuin a Ii-t of our falle:i l;eri;e-, with
their pko es of hurial :
rov'? i'em!f i. .If-hii I'. l-. s;i. li-j-h .f.-.n.
t... V. I'rtis. Win. i. !;....r-i. -A in. l;. I f :tn;-J-hrev.
.l:i-i. K-.Ikt:.-. l-.i'i t li . Kv:n;. rril!i;ti
Kv.im. Wm. Mx'.U. "..i-. H.-vi-r. Wm. 1. Hi vis.
Iv,m K. liv!--. Mini,-! T. .l.ii,.'-. A h: 1:1 -s;. r.i i.
'1 liu-. .1. I.ii.v.l. i:iv. l-..,.;i, ,Ir.,.li-r--l:ii:lh V.
Tiio--. T iil.l.'lsl J. Tin is. H. "i re, I . t- r I. I.1111..11.
li.-n). Willi. nn. .on. ili-n.i-r-.m. .T.i. . J..t!!i-
lit-'.l. Lil.y. i'li. i--. Ii. 1-;:i:is. I .l v:ir l Kv.ni.
Loinist'l K.vitns. I'avi.lS. l"l;i'-. ;il:ne-l Hi-Tirx-.
1 i);i';:-f'tatlmttl I -?i. t. ri.- ' o-nre 'i'- ;!-l. I'-.i-l
Kvnn.-i. IJi-h.ir-l ''. I,i i-. M . ;t m !;..i.. rt-. '! ii.s.
. l'.vans. T'..',w:ir.! I m -. :.s.
tVlf.'-O.'l.- ' :,'.rt, Sll-l.'.lf'l 11. ':
.Tn?.-. ("'. '.-"iii, .T.unc i.n.-:r-j-i-r. Jori Mi
":i't. .T:imc- Murniy. A n-lrcw Wi-il" !.
t'lnislv. A. .T. I.it'iier. i" 1 1 1 n ri -.1
hn Ivifii. miah. M ix Kl.lli-lili.itr-.
All tho aliovo nan-.-. d woro veten;tis of tho
late waiji-xot pt Cajit. 'Charles lieyer, William
Mills and John I.aniiiauli, who served in the
Mexican war, and l:io!-ard 15. l ewis and
Thomas Todd, who were soldiers of tho war
uf !'.
- . .
Tm; Catholic Kniuhls of Aim-iita is the
name of an organization which admits no
one to its nieuiliersliip exoo-.t comniunicaots
in the ( 'atholic Church between the a vs of
eighteen and tiftx vears, and is a!f pother in
tin- nature of a life, insinanee company,
which not only guarantees the pa nieid of
?J.ooO to tiie heirs of a member after his
death, but eharues therefor the lcmarkabiy
sinall suiii of ?17 per annum. A branch of
the ircanization could, we thi'ik, without
diflii-ulty be estalilishoil anions the Catholics
of this vicinii v, as well as in every congre
gation of the kind in tho United States, oniy
eiht or nine members Iwinn necessary to
' secure such a result, which can be done by
' addressing the Supren-e President, the lion".
li. 1. Sjialdintr. lOlianon. Ky., tiie Snjirenie
Secretary, or J. J.. OTIomke, Ksi., 2r, Cedar
street, Sashviile, Tenn.
...
FaVIIKAW.K Pnosl-Kf TS FOll TlON-!OR-TATION
TO THK PmXTFKS" PlfXIC. The Al-
toona .Sun of Monday says :
Mp-it. licuric Slinmi. if the Ni npui t l nhir--;
F.. "onr:ii1. i.f tin- 31. - .-yinwn Jo-it nui. an-l .la. M.
Irwin, uf Tli- A lto'-rei ' llarliral. in..t:ii..rs t tl-.f-tr
ii-pnrr:it 1..11 rmtimiiti-e el tie- J ttuhit.-i '!illi-v
I 'ri riter' A iicl at i--r.. c:i !h-.! t.e.i.iy en 'liii-t "lt-rk
I;iitl-n.. i.M Teni-ni 1 -'it ; nrint --tei.-iit I 'TiiTh'.- ..rtii-r,
in cuniie-r-tinn itli t i-.il nt :i nt tn-:r r. : i;. -i nt i:ii"i-.
Mr. Maitliuel rt-i-eivo.i tiie i-uiiiinitti..- ra.-i'i-t-ly.
r-n-l Mil- i-r.'-po -t nt ir -'i-iil ::ri' t!;.:i t'.u c 1:11 trn i
.l th? Vnnylvntii:i'mi!i-".t-l wi'l i-o e::tt-!-.i t i
. t he -tri liter-. I iii.-i yon r t In- rrtmo :h itiiritiir 1 1: i- lnt
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: Ii-ll lH-liiit :t- 'In- lii-nic ri-r.-l'-rv.in-i, n-i-l -i p;-ol-il-ly
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Laces, Embroideries, i rimming:.,
Notice to Builte ani Contractors. ;
BLACK CKAPE-S.
M.i vur ,i-f tiie- T.-1I me. darlirir :
"Til H pnint 1 lell tn kll.ev.
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Whisj.t-r it liniv c.itratid l nv.
It toi'li only n moment's refln-thin on the part of
the dainsr l ti") arrive nt the ile-i-i.m th it vhe well
and truly ioved I'.it tliat u.i. his name. The i
eref oi her nihility v. t : i I .tt. if it were to he requir
ed tn he made ktii.wn In the iuleri-stol the uer.era!
puhlie. wniihl he wrapped up in the idea that Pat
always wnre : fit! id the eeh lirated lim hcsti-r
readv-tuaili- ehithinir iJiieh h- ini irihly h-nirht
tri.tu' r. id trey Wolf, n.u dour to the po-tottiee.
A I'oona, I'a.
S'
ir lieiilth were n thioir that money trntihl huy,
I lie rii-li would lne i:nd tin- poor Mould die;
Hitti.-d in His wisdom has ordered it p.i
That the rieh and the poor and nil must co.
i"lie f ir.- iiiv' "f .'"itr-r. ref. rs to 'ho uh-";i:e
iVi.i lMiit 1 1 o: aii aii ii-s teint o-al. Vi e l iar K-ai .
to ant'-.iai.- that evei.t l.y ru ivz that pm n i-r
you nil n.. r-il a t a r id n-'who-isi r shoes, s. Hlti
ineiithal. in F.li-veiit'i eietiu-, Altoona. has msf
shilvi-d one of the hiirz t and ln-t tto- k oi ivenr
h r the f- t whii ti ha- ever 1 een si c-:i In this ce-ll'-n
of lelini.vli-iini.i. Alter huyinif pair Irotn
li i in . and yon jay the pm-e d "es. not suit you, then
it will hi- "tiuu- in die.
So -it-aT lor one more merry d.n".
To the jjreul tree the le i'tlcts elunu'.
'r.dickO(J and dann-d and lind thi-ir way,
T'poti the Atittiinti hreeT.es f-wunir,
W liisperinj? nil their sp'-rts amen:;.
In other word the, leat-ts tnade hay vrhlle the
sun wa? warm, and theretiy showed the sp.me
amount ol wisdom that ueiunte. the inihvidual
w ho oes to Simon h Jtendheiiii's. next door to tlie
Firt ?i.M'.if)nl I ink. Altmna,hen Pels jn need
ot tt suit e.f ready-in le elothinu w:i:r inted to give
.-atisliielt'in as to style and e.i lire, a nd alMive re
proaeh ivhen sued a cominoi. place ni.i'.t--r s prko
is talked iibotit.
l'oii!iiloner-i' OStir-, ;
i:ioni rs, Hinhrln I'otinly. Pa.
LJI'.AI.KP I'l-OI'OSAI.S wV. lie ic-
eeived nt thi" otnee until 12 O'l-h-' k, M.. I'll '
Thnri(t.1T. .Innc Id. ISMI. for the eri-"ti m
ot a 'nun li-.ti.-i- i:i tins plai-a. to he eon-trm-til ol .
Prh-k. taced ami trim-mil with stone, and in ne- ;
ror.l.inee w itli plau-i and speein.-a'ions nhii h ean
he se'-n and ex iniined nt this oitii-c on and after ,
W-dtiesilai . May lath. 10. j
Ka -li Mi: luus't he aio:npanieil with a tni?:.i in j
the sum ol j.i.fHio, i-onditloiied that the hidder will '
ent-r i n to emit met .ind tr i ve sutlieieiit limul lor 1 he i
In 1 1 1: 1 ut pel iorniaiii-e ! the siine at tha price
named i n t h- hid. !
Tin- 'oi'ieie -ii'ti'-rs re-"re 1 1 1 riirht to r-ji-t
ar.v and ail l i Is.
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lo-rehv pint '-ii'.. is-"iinst herhia nut or in R.iv
way trust: i.:r uty so-i. .1 .- ki-h A . s r i n Kiu-i-.e. ,ia.-1
11 V.-arj. w':o i-.'S i.n stnoiry i,"T-asi,)i,s 1-lt h.'tiie.
trotn wlii.-h he Is ne-.- al-seat. w i ilmet jietr:,!;..- (.r
p.-o; ie it;-.i. -i- 1 a::- d-'t-r-.: .t:-d r it te pay Miy
ilehts he in iv eontr-e-t le r a-snme a-iy re-pi.ii-i(.-f-itv
t-r what ''.'.' tr. tv
Al.oYsiIVS si lNKIilSi'li.
liarr "--vp.. -day I."-, lss i.-:;t.
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:w s i t i:i . ju 1 1 .!in
1)(K): IIOl'vi: DIUKCTOPi.
1 iiad -rsi'iu-d i.'ht- him-elf as a e:i -id ' 1 it
the ottien ot I'oor Hoit-e Iire.-t r. -ul ; - t to -.h (
el-ion of the eonnnLr ll'-tra.-:--. t ;. eoa-. rn" : -it.
notiiireiteil and e.-i-:ed he pi".! r-s in tii - j-I I to d
eharae the rl uth-s p.-rlatnin-j to t hi- p. .stt ...n i-i t
het ol iiis liluiiti-. S..1. I.l'Iill-.li
Ul.ite 1'hii.. Mas- . lsn..t.e.
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S. TElTl-i LB ATJM , Carvolltovm, 2
j: -s .m-s. i i.i.r.N i -i i: . iM w : i "i r r!.' n ".. - i ". -y
SPBIInG " sum m
GODS,
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Fee the h
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an 1 am t io-i i
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li.nv ninny miles to Uartcyoorn ?
S:x reore and ten.
ran I jret there t-night?
Vcs and hack :ii;ain.
"i he person who hits read the nhove .-lioii e treniof i
pi iot ry and plaied h. iranin with some eonne'-tlon
theriwitb. and, in sulise.pH iil iueid intervals, has
f.iiled to s.iy to hii-.iseil that 1-c inirlit tj no to .Iivj. 1
.T. Aluriihv's. Vi-il'lml'iii street. .T dit'stnwu. when :
c-i-r !. wants to te.iy tor i-in-!f ' lie nt-urt and :
-ie cl: ..:. t . - ..-..!. . !o C .'-iiiir ;i- So '
'y, v.:?, rtsr?: i'-e '.a u- iijn-tti'h tih;s
ti rr-i.r firn i!f Ns i' ri-ion et r.
TTOi: ri.'OTIIOXOTAi: V. Tin- wi-j
JL der-i'ii'-l efl,Ti hiniseif n a e.titd ol ati
the o'tiee ol l-r-'!:i-7i..t:.ry i .iitbr'-t ?.-tt:iy.
teet to Ihine.-rai-e rule's, and it i:--tn i :t.i T e. I
, .'i-ii- t.-els c-iiiipet -tit to . I : .din rs the du'ies
t'.ie ;.i-;tion ihteli.ire itlv and sal i-i.n -t Tily.
II. A. MHH-iM AK1 -..if
F.l e.i.hnrj. AI an h ii-l. l-".-t..
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ni.Miir.T; r
JL si.Ti" 1 .-tiers .,r ..iii
th- Mtnl-e-or. i rrr-
hip.. 'a-olTia i-i.ntity. s:i
In" ef :'. tl-i- ii.pi-r--t:t
r-Al.i:
C-5;
A 1I. Tin nnil rsii.n!t'il offers lnin-
s; If as a candidate for the elln-e ot I'roihono-
1.1 ri- oi nr...i to tiie i it 'inn nl i:n:eain:r ii -iiio-
e-i't.V - .T'titv e uivt title. D. and. it nnmtnat.
.- !. pK.i jf.s hm ?elf to : r: arm this
. li-.r...:!itMi t-i ' e re.lof -
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rt. t .es e.'t'.-t-i -it i' i I '
i.i in.1 Stit l.ena lo ati- t vrttliui u- ! : a - '
t Iner r.'M.rl now tn i-our-e ol rre -t -.on, and lor hi 'i
, Pr,. t deal ,d liin-.h.-r will h-nee I'd. T! - '-.'ii
j vestment t i:at ea nnot I s:n pas-e,i :iy where, tsp
i ciai.viis it is t he uaiy tr i.-l el anv consider.!!' -i
j in toe in iirhliorhood" and is within a t-w ti -l-s
1 ami i J..hii-.tow n. fi.r i- ine .iiui e.iier iiim.
itl.- of I at the re-i.iein-e ii i.i .w n i i., -u i.
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