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CBtNjQUm, PA
FRIDAY -
MAY 27,
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Tuk M -ir.-r.l );. -.he le:.di-.KCatl.
lie ;. .11- in .in I ,U .i u of Ct:i4.).,
l u -n a sti.i... u u- :.4oriL! ttn.ex
at ion th. V it-iS Sc.t. !. T:.e artlcV
b-eH t r-.i.o::n on the m an ifestat ior.a
ouii i.jr r.iinux me inp or u ihd
tfir 'iili th- province and is causing
inuivi iMir.iOfi.i.
Ii'Im.k Tut. u man, .f Otiio, has writ
ten a le'ter iu rep'y . one, askinij him
the ij i-Ntioi) ' HhKh-r he wohM accept.
a tloti tnerms nomination from the
I. tt-'ctatsof that iv for tJ vtrnor,"
iu w'.ich he says that under no cir
cum.vtmces would be accept the norni
n.: 'ui-.' Iu biaith ami old age are the
caus of his ce'ir. rr.enc.
Tiif L 'Uts I'-Ht-lHxjHitctk ays: I'.
Is st.it. d a.-t oiie coun quenc of the a bo
ltlion by the Pennsylvania Company of
all passes over it roads, that the county
auditors in Ohio, Ii .liana and Illinois
are discovering that the railroad is more
valuable property for purposes of laxa
tiou tliMn they had previously supposed
ll to be.
.John FkK.vr..N, of l.rowutown. New
Jersey, died at his home in that p!aee.
Oil Sunday, at the ne of 10." years and
months. It was his custom every
ni.,1: before goinjr to bed .o take a horn
of Jersey Apple .J.:k, and he believed
that it was conducive to his hea'th.
Some people, however, think that it
shortened his days, and if he had lived
in a prohibition State he might have
cell Lr.ittd the next c ntenial.
Last wtek Dr. Ir-stetter and Mr.
K.ijh Hag:ey. of rilisuurgh. solj a,
laiKv body of coking c a! lands in the
weolctu part of tLls State, aiong the line
Of 'he South I'enu riilroad. The nam s
Of the purchasets are withheld, but the
price is said to be alxjul ?1.(.hhj,ijiiu. The
transaction is said to mean the abandon
ment of the building of theSuuth l'eun,
as tt lands Wtie originally pun based
fur tlif urpBe of securing ihat load a
bL.i cf the cui e trafic.
On ThuisiUy of lat week two large j
ocean "te.iuu,r,, tbe Hr. tannic which left
.Sew York the day before, aud tbe L'el- j
tic bound to New York from Liverpool,
both fliied wp.ti prwirr.eM wliile steam-J
il tlit .-'u'li d. nse ft jr. rolii.le.i. .
Tw.Uf pn-oiis vv ie kilV.l and about'
twti.iv were itj:;red. H . b v. s. N
Wi. l-iot'i i.iu. bill abie to
r.i': N- v k Where the pt.'ti.'U
r ..' .1. i. The .tit .mi.ih.p .''.l.p.llie;
di.in : t . 1 1 the ..'ollidlo-i wh un iv.iidable
ar.i h .' tliet iew of both ib:pi were
kx. . m; ..v.ry pn-caution. In tleir
efT i m uiiKi-t u;e in hee d.iy, nlups
run wilt pive.tution at tl.e rate of four- '.
tec: k o- :m hour wht n thev should
no' run nt .i!! and when a roll; wi.m
oi'i urs 'fie:.- ii of c,iu. nobody to'
LI..!.- '
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Thk i ..'4 01 Like I.'nderi, Houh
ti u iv'i ry. M:.-!.i-an a.t on Friday
ta-' ::.t i ily wij ed out of existence by
rtr. Niihinu f nt a crowd cf borneltss
jh-. i .Mii.'U'uerii.i; l u.n.s, one saloon and
oin- uieui market were Ufi. at nluht, to
Ui.rk tl.e spit, where in 'he mnrrin,:.
Was tbiuihn (own and alt:t three
bi;ndin!'jin 1 ies Lad happy home.'. Two
bundled and seventy buildings were den
tr.'yc.l entirely, a loss of about ?;t (no,
(Hm, oti which there was an insurance of
?.Mw to STim.Ujo. The bmldiri
weir nearly all ot woinl nd there ere
nuddeipiute facilities f ir extiouishin g
a tiie.
Ki'tf.R O'IIkikn instill in rnnada.
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kuu uv viaua j 11 is u uiii era, wriiie ine ;
fricrd, of Lord I,tnd.,down -trite
niuku it lively for him, and to add vie-'
ty, occasionally pelt him with es, cob ,
Lleotones and brickbats. On Monday'
at Il.uniltnn, Ontario, ht wa3 (riven ' J'. Simonton huuded down an
reception the like of which had never ' t'l'inin refusing the ll ation of At
been Men in that city. lie dt Lveted an ' t('r''ey General i a.ssidy fur a irelimiiiary
addrts In the evening t the IVace ' irJlncti.ti in the Anlhr icite I'otd Case.
ItiriL. Capable of hidinr inH) teoi.'e. ' Ttl tHdnioti does no, state whether the
Mid the buildintc was picked until It '
wcu'd hold no more. On his leaving , Question oik n Tor Una! hearing, but ' "p-1- 11 "-as Saturated with the ataiis
the Rink and returnin- to the hotel a ! thinks that the Commonwealth h.vs fail ' , ':'e bt corruption. No sane and
me moi ana returning to u e notei a rerWtv for ' Uuu railroad nianas-r giveshis ntrents
number of shots were brtd at his car- j 10 b ;',w "-,,e r.ecesa.ty lor preami- j r.u u hlm -U to send Uree suma of
rUtte, tbe diiver John Nelson was shot . n&r lr'J-ftjcrion lhe gr iiitin of which ; money with, ut vouchers. H arepvatd
and Mr. O'Rrien made a narrow elC.ine. wcm-'i only t warranted to prevent a 1 rf9I'rk 'hAl C,1S'S ,nu-h '- 4xrUin
a btdlet punstng through the window '
ch-s" by him. On the whole editor O' !
rnt n's visit seems to have bfen sticciss- !
ful In enlightening th ieovl" of Ca-iad.
as to the chitrActer of their Governor
f5 -nerl as h htndlord in IreUnd.
A loMMirnt ial traveler was, a shott
time apo, convicted In a New York
CJtirt of abduction. Ther wu r.o de- 1
niI of the keej iritf of the compHtty with
th girl, but his defence wan that she
bi reached the ace of lepa! d scr-tion. '
At the trial, th girt appeared in f
Mother Hubbard that reached only to '
her knees, her hair bntiied down her
lack, a chil Ps tint on her he id, ur.d In
tlm eyes of the jury was the pictur- of
youthful innocence. He wa., as we h.iv
aid rrornptly convicted. tut he was not
sutisfltd -ith the result. He had t-e-en
taken unawares and appealed to the
general stefM'.ms for a new tn.il. In the
hearing rc a new trial it waj shown .
that during his acqnainTance and tf.ire !
thetii.il, the ijtrl wt-ro lor.g skirts, s -reculathm
nu.dle, and all the p;.H and
Improvet " that art and s 've ha
lnretile to ailoin and to tt cp the w.
man of tu.luv, Af'er a ti-jiin '.l,e
court derided t h t the jury rr. in
ceptinir the o'ltward rj,b ains of m
tioeent rh I'dh'vn! nt the ti awarded 1
the deliidnf a new lr;il and suc it-i
thtt th frosepiitrix sotiI. apjiear in
ict.rt In the sntne fet m in which sh
1 rd rrj tivn,e'!,hdirmrri.-Tird dressed
in accr !r" with her nt;. With all
the mo lern improvements in womo, '
rid. ;.'timper, tw-!.'ti r. I paints. It
Will eioi l.e 'mpsib i-m fny 1
de"9 of Jns'et. In A 'j.-re their,
a;. j) In v.'I'fl. fo rei.i't-r a c r'"t
ritin.
It ;
' N 1-81 Mu,lJ- 4'ur s't-"t-"f ,f-
I ! i lor, at Wjhiut.u. iued a iu.e
j n; "'a the Land tiiu.nt ta:!riad.- to k!mw
. nue why tl..- orders of wi hdrawal
! tt lenient of Ut.ns wi'.bin their
ii..!eain:ty limits sbou'd uot It, rr v- kJ,
at.-! the sam opened to settlement and
f fit ly.
; Tbe above act! m la one the. shou'J
j b.ve been take- Iol a;jo. For the nasi
rea years a Urg-belt of gemm J.cn'.
Jji d oouipiisiotf mil. ions of actes, has,
l.t 'iidrra .if tl,., Ti.f.ri.r Ti.n..rin,-r'
l n c.osed to settlers fur the pur''se of
leni-fl tiDtt the railroad corporations.
They are known as indemnity land" and
the rail n ad companies are entitled to.
ptihtp!, one section in fifty, enough to
indtainify them for the lands occupied
' "fillers at the time oT the building of
the railroads. Vet such has been the
Influence of the lar.d pirates with the
tifti-.-ia's under previous administrations
that these lands have been for years
withdrawn frv m settlement by ac' ual
I settlers, and have been in tie possession
of land grabbing Companies who have
fenced them up and have had tbe exclu
sive use of the public domain for pastur
ing imuieuse herds of cattle. OUi.'ial
I repot ts estimate that i,.yiO,000 acres are
I thus enclosed. The Secretary of the
Interior baa made application to the
War I-prtm nt for troojs to remoe
the fences arourd these enclosures, and
tl.ey musl eo. Actual settlers have been
driven off when attempting to locate on
these lands by employees of thesa cuiu
panirs. and s hc lands Here withdrawu
from bettlruint by the government the
illegal land got tel. had things their
on way. L'.ider the administration of
IVtsidect Cleveland the land grabber
lUU.-t go.
On MouJ.it I'resident Cleveland, ap
pointed Andrew II. Dii.'.nf I.-v.j3burg,
Union county, to be United States
M.tfkha!) f.r tt.e K .stern I strict of
Pennsylvania. Mi. I U tutered public
j life in 1S70 as a Democratic .member of
the LegiDlature, and the next year he
Was elected to the State Senate, where
he remained until when he was
nominated to the Governorship by the
L niocratic convention which sat in
Pittsburg, but defe-ited by Ilenrv M
IKyt.
priva
Suice 'h.t tiuje Le baa Leeu in S ates. The loupes, way round is iu
life, tbuugh Ust fall be wis a 'oIk- the iLortesl way Louie to
caiidi'tale for the m-iii ii..tti..u to Con
gress fioni tt.e Twentieth district.
Satn J'.'-ej ha vl Philadeli hia, was an
app'iciiit for ti e iHiition unu bis nppi:nt-'
u.enl wuj urfd by LVtreaiati Ua:i-
da'I, but his name wus not vl.wed with ;
favor by the Tresidect. The appoint !
meat of Dill, is one lit to be made and '
will give general satisfaction to the
Iimuoci toy of I'. nr.' !v inia.
On M!.iy 'a-s' Actir
-cre' ar
Th.imson appointed i oinunitue to
ni:ik hq examira'ion of tl.e books and
ass-ts of the o!i.e of the Tinted state
Treasunjr. incident to the transfer of
that oili.-e from Mr. Jordan h.Mr. Hy
att. The examination will involve an
actual count of tl; the rnony in tf.e
treasury. inclulin jr:7,it.iHi.) ja
paper more, mthe reserve vaults,
im,iiiliS'M c.nh v-iult, f-. UhMKli ;n
."and.ud silver dollars. g'J...noo,i.iiMi il(
g"'d CO n I'.d srij il'vr i'HQti:y : fino
t'oil.J ai'.vrr.
Th- tuiiir.ilue-1 in tLukinj; t lie cou..t
will b ,ve the iisi.-iViricv of To p rso::,
iiK-'ud!iiir ejiH-:t i'ii a- wr.. It Uiian in
M rube af ti-rviion. at.d can hardly '.
fir.isl.td inside cf two nior.tt ?. Tre.-i.--uit.r
II y t't fjriu.itly a-sua.ed c!i.:rge of
'h- othi'e or) Tiedy.
I 1 Pl-l ATl 11 I Torn IM:M, 1 !l K :d.ili, j
to London, s.ijs that another attempt I
I waa rna.le on WednesJ ly. of hist week. '
' to asioysinate the L'z-ir. While the Czr :
I ft.. ... - r ...
' 7-"nn, ,!r" 2 in or-" '
! c?iiri.i;e from a tall givfn by uierubeis )
i of the nobility, a shot wis fired at tbern- i
i from the crowd. A irrit unnwr follotc.
I e.i m.f ih a., -k fr ii w i
en und the man who f.red th shot !
. in maAltrcati-.l lv th . .
Ii Q..nait.ltl tvtt.VV arr.ulAl IT
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...... ....mi.- n.iTu Diiro.ru. or ii in
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re'U3ed to answer any ques-
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In the Djunhin county Court on Tuei-
combination is illegal or not, and leaves
"iTi justice.
To Stimulate mining of every kir.d
the M. xican Coneres9 has enacted a law
whereby lifter Juiy 1, mines of nearly
every description an.l me products there-
of will l exemt
no matter under
may te leviei
: in ill rem tin v .
' own. ii iuiivu
- duties and interior charges of whatever
name, with the exce;tioo of the coinaee
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tax.
The cofTeo transactions in New York
the past three weeks have txceeded In
extent the h;tht:to nnprecedented deal-
l tw... . A . .. .. ...I Stru:n.-ll til lfHVH hi nCCniir.t-llTnnplhtor . rOOtpmrililtA.1 tnarria.. (ivictj c lift O nvHnft - i
v rtlr i. ur ton, . , . . , ; : 7;. . 1 " . i .. '.. " ' t acd Mvs- Mource. theoulv hunter
wnat nanie the same . .c... the death si,h rHii... .i.;..t....
v io r.is lawyers. ii. tne latter's And if any of the persons Intending to , V ; ,
!. I oreign qnlck.Uver recoinmerdation he was party to a vio- martv bv virL of IFL ' io , ' ?ard when tox ntr-'1 -nd
r.. i f r . . . n .ii ; . . .. I . I r. . . r I . .. . - .. . , . .. u.i ii ii r i.. i . . . i . . . .. . .
ings on the Havre Uourse. the largest buV .tili'f.ulty on vital io n's 1I V' tknaw,2menU. which said cer
cotre ruaiket m the world. Speculation could not remember whether he profited 8ha" fiIed of record ia I
did it, the renorts l-eicg that there is a ! l'" certain transactions oi not. In short, ?lce: nd entry of the sme ha" be :
ur.ivcrs ,! failure of the crops thrcugh- ' men, ,abUi lo tel1 lLe trulb w-'u,d " I t MlJ Clerk D the "rrta i
... ... " lurcuS" i it a)!. ' cene docket as a part of the records of the
ou. the world s coffee belt, which in- . Kx Gov. Pattison evinces a searching 'f said license, and for which he shall 1
c.ut.s I.r.uil, Mexico, Central America . dkpition that promises to be trust- receive as his fees the sum of fifty cents, in '
and h l'-st. an ' e-t Indies. j worthy. V. 1. .rll. i in addition to the marriage license fee and ;
)MF Hlen.OoS feilow has invci tt
u i
I-a'ent hailot tox and som, interested ;
patti-- are tryiut; to have l-il! p.(s-.ed '
lyl." I.i;iMnn f New York, ndoi:-
in,; It ; thai Stale. It i- s::niated
th'f ic w u:d uke LO 0'
th Vht places of New . rk s.a'e
w. .. the p.e:.t N;a. It n a blcsiing
th.jt our I.ejri-!ature cannot ce: chance
a i' for nearly two tur...
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TlTF. te ty -vcon-i and tw.m'e.
iT-r.i in ern.-.i Urvenue distric t have
t .
rin v r ' ' tr"1 v'"'"-'
kr.nwn rts the t wer.'y-lhird distr.ct.
Mr P. j:r ths twer?y-thir.i d.;Brrje. '
wi:i h.;-i tht i-oit!on while fr T,,-. i
l'n
r-i'ltor l It l'.v-i:Y -fr-)t l w;i I
j b caill upon to rV;i"
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Mr. I.lalue mi! Travel.
I' has lee:i our iiu;lt SB'uri !i.a'. theS
I'l.itnl S a.S of Auirrica aff id. d the
aid-st tif-;d !. i :l.e employ uieut o.' polit
ical nctivitir;.. :he graudest ai lor
p-)'itical ambiiion. tl.e most auprb
maus ilenoi f-r p..it:ca! btv- W.- are
not aware that aii) A out can hai ever
fouud i: necessary to elec-iou-er abroad
for p '.itica! preteruir'a: a', h me. It re
ma. ns for toe bold, '.he I rrirsi. tbe far-s-ei:
g. the uuciupu'ous but splend.d
.1 -.ui-s it. lilane t. stump Kuui"' tor.
the 1 iesiJency of tii- L lilted ".tes.
Wil'.ian II. Seward made tbe Our of
Ibe fftobewa a private jjent!em:ji in 9earcb
of health and informatiou. (iriit re
ceived ibe luiDj.ie of the world in Lis
dual character of so'.dier ami ex Presi
dent. Chauncey M. I jw has been a
popu'ar feature at Europeau courts, and
ll ifTilo 15.11 is the lion of the hour in
Lndou, but none of tbet.e Americans,
so far as we know, had political aspira
tions which he hop-d to benefl: by for
eign travel. Mr. II aiue has.
It is doing the I'.uuied Knight's in
telligencj no injustice to say that he'd
give his golden spurs and his fairest
plume for the Irish vote.
veled far for It, has spjkt
He has tra-
eu much to it.
and promis-d it everything. There is
no Irish leader of impor;auce in this
couotry who has not at some time been
the otjc: of I!a. tie's most tend-r re
?ara and the subject of K. line's mist
tlattering attentions.
"But this magnetic, peripatbetic
I)ver, he lived to learn
By no endeavor could magnet ever
Attract a silver churn."
The silver churn the honest sterling
Irish vote remains pledged by tradi
tion and instinct to the party of "Hum,
Hjmanism and Pebellion,"' to the De
mocracy of the tew world.
But. there are troublous times in Ire
land. Her enemies press hei sore and
close in upon her. Oh ! for some fear
less toiigue to speak her woes, some gal
lant kutght to charge her oppressors
Does any one suppose that Mr.
Mulligan IVaine does not see the oppor
tunity of his life ? He cares about as
much for suffering Ireland as the fisher
boy does for the worm, but his is the
quick rye, the ready hand, the fertile
brain to lempt the gudgeon with the
bait. The Its: known, the most brilliant
American of his time, his arnroach to
Gladstone, the most liberal man in Eu
rope, will U na'.ural and easy. Parnell
i bis next SteppiBg stone, and then
Come the dinners, meetings. si-eches
and addresses, which nobody can luru to
his purpose so well as iJiaitie.
We are convinced that this traveler is
poing .broad to harangue Kgland and
Iieland lor Dolilic.il effect iu tbe I'uited
(Lie vt r.r.e 11 .um t warn nil true
I fr:er.d 'o i.olue :ul: to advance no cie
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. v..v . v. ...... i ... k . v. . auTruiuin, iin
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t-'-rric: honey
in n; .piecn. Livt-a nv
pifsideu'.iitl Ut in Lid bonnet- -V.
1
him v l'.n r Ul..l ,1 '
A
inLo thr. I.-!T1.U nr 1'jrlv io tl.u lata :
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Pessi. n ITiiV lr-il t.:r n ,. M',l rnm. I
pa-iy store orders, pa boi.ks. dlyidrs '
' ard Ik r1eve i-.d liv ..?i,i,l... f .u o.
! lVt.ii.-y iv.mi.i tot e h'J::.l' tl.' ti.;ynje!;r of
w in chii.. II ia U'n ii 1 1 or-rii lijia. ;
" H'lni oi:iir.:.;y tTiiwi-eo it '
.1.. . ..... .
.. ii.o.- rii. , . . i. . ;,i.f. i:;.' S'i)r i
or.l ; 1. '.jui'y. I;i. w!;ti 1 he till
. I111.1..7 (;.--! I !.H i.l: th. Iri.vHUvf
mi: :. .." t a i .ir, uiuerjtliur tu iuij. r?
in,: .1 !ix ..a ,k s oi.l.-i.s i.ai
tin.! be iinri-ib.rij. .1 ih.tr .lay, after
1 th-(i.H o! :t:tii isstl-. I5- This auien-1-I
:i:er.: 'he b:i; w.ism.i.le u'.'.erly abomve,
j sifi'-- u:. .-: : oni.-rd ir le-lr. nie.j in
't-s-i ! r.hUu .liia liotn ilale. Iu the
ni.r.u.' -..-i.-a of r.
ViVan'ui the stele
out-r i.:"ru tt.m r-.vti into a crying
i tn.ji:!'y. i;j' iii':ii.'ii,'c.iui't.a:i:. s cum
l-el t:e tllit.cis .O tflk-i out th-:r Wages
ii. tore I;.i'.il whtn tl.iy rofiiaf,
j diii1' .r.- Irom uij.-!oya:ent ia .tu-
aiij. It ?9 p.fv.ito !ff.i; on th,-.
j J..fc...r'i4! ii.r. ..'.! iutj-rovi-lrnce araon
W.lk.' iMUMi lh.4: linn I ililajVJ by
aucti .. stvui. T.'.e ir.l! i. UC- of the
(' u tied who .tic UJLrea.e.l la u tltit.lirj-
.r.g the abll:e i'UVi-a Coo vi Wt 1 1 In the
Lvix.-.ture. The b'oie orJer b::I. iutlie
shjie in which it p;isseu, sli-jus that tin
. 'w.ilkinp: deiejj.i'.eii'' who were left at
, IItrnsburK la?t .sr.-.sioti were coiiij!eteiy
1 ou'.witltd. i'lii'-nl. Ji:onl.
The l'acillc Kallroad ln(uet.
road Inv.-st.tins Cm.n ission held 1
New York closed on Tbursdiy with the
examination of Jay Gould. The resuHs
?.f u,fi lTry so far have Uen Ya!ub!e.
U6'Tl;t tfitf ttioiony given tnii?ht be t
i.rh.', u. a.lli r.rrt J i
... ... ,: r . v. ...... . . if
the moral cert a'ntv that 'uost if not all
- . 1 - - 1
d the ch-res which led lo the invest.-
gath.n wer.isubstaniia:iy true. The an- !
pointmect of the Commission is vindi- j
cated by the met bod -i it hus laid bare, j
whethT the Government profits pecuni
arily by it In a direct sense or not.
The Commission as yet has litt!e
more than touched on the alT-tirs of the
Central l'acific, by which the Govern
ment Is doubtless the greater loser
Ii
uC !
Mr. Huntington's? testimony ja
defend was se;f-c6nvict!nf . Th
he appeared to be unconscious of the
suli on the tar: of a h.trd n-1 drtk-i
nuMic sentiment.
President Adams on behalf of the
Union l'ticitjic, tliso'rfiuied any resjousi
btiity for the condition of that proterty
when he look it nud knew nothing about
nooK Keeping oi law
Jj he felt con-
-O.U ui u.uui v,I1KtrW. nt. UHHI-
niack, a Lunm I'aciflc director, testified
k.a..
that he Toted for a consolidation, not '
thinking it necessary for a stock director '
I . , I
to minw aooui rauroao management.
Mi. Myosin!, the .artner of Gould, had '
not even access to the books ot his own
fcrm Mr. -e made a business of forget- !
.... ........ ... nauu.rmrui iu leioeui-
! IliiiVTi'.... . r-.-.v- .t.. ii. i
... . ....ft. '., i;ura oil i Li i ne l.e
rll Isa
put-.iLan paiiy. ure f Hie tost knoan
cans of New York State, Gene-
saaC . tat I n. of r.r.K'.bT. r. .
has quit th- party, i'.:!,, back "at'lhtm
his I'arthian ccrr.plimer.ts, thus :
"l cannot continu- to adhrd to a
Uit,izei i have successively lost it a
rre.sjdrM, a G.overr.or. nnd Mayor, and
lr fiuaiiy, by tt.e ind'ence, in differ
prc -ieachery of a lar'e number cf
ahV-red Ilej Lbi.caus tnd the ii.c3m-
tenet of its leaders, the party has been
recently comi !( !eiv sw.miMl Vt,t
?I iru 1 o u ,1... ... . a . . m . .
. - lJ setteu ar.a idi reacting
qaeVi-nablT truV, ar-i T.Tmiiands u"d
thousands of llerub'.icaLS feel utter'y
di.curase.j and disheari4;i:6d." 1
f 'jme on errin? Lu: nenitf-ct Lrtth.ren !
1 J'-fO'cratic foid is spacious and all ;
, rn rfterui fj . i nr , l ...ii... . .
"- uounti t4i.uii ara wei- ;
ccrae.
Lll IM rl I K avrIta-TM Mini 1111 lll'all rii-MtJ rTarj. i 11 tfttnea TViA-tma 1
Coming Ukih klu an Ti:ori;t-i.
Th- d UK-tailz i. loll of tl.e r. I o! Ikn
ptr v of state is clearly .shoan in
the c.".nteni:ou that has already Ifgun
for the nomination for Stale Tns.surer
at it.e cjni:.g State convent iou. At tbe
rect-nt nominating conventions of the
pariy there w..s developed a rem-ukablb
unanimity of sentiment both as to men
and measures, 'at the iudict?ins are
th t the coming meefing will .-how a
great bitukiug up of lines, and indicates
a o. ililu! uncertainty as to rf-su'ts.
There are a'ready a number of candi
dates it. the O-ld and each thinks he has
the s;-cial favor of t':-v and ot h--! nus
tets. The its: embraces in the order of
their pronrueuce Ciptatn Wi.Siam 13.
Hart, of this city, Co onel T. J. tinine
n, Si-ak-i Ii yer, of I' jiiad- Iphu, and
K-preeiitalive True, of Susqit hauna
couniv. The latest information is that
Captain H.-.rt has the support of Colonel
(uay, but Shaker B;yer and Cilonel
Grimeson lay claim to the snj favor
which beclouds the matter w i.h uncer
tainty. It may be assumed tba'. these coLfltc.
in? claims as to preference man tiou
ble. It was such a condition of xffairs
that led to the independent revolt cf
1S2, and the probabilities are that who
ever is nominate! this year will have to
meet a condition similar to that which
carried the paliy down to disaster tneu.
The people crow :ir d of bossism every
now and then. at;d during th pas', few
years they have been afil ;ted with this
evil in an aggravated form. If trrLi
btifj 1'ntriot.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
-The following persons can each r.ceivt
a letter by cailine at the EtJensburg P..ot
officc, ii.. Koaert T. Bberts, Wii!im Wr.
nier, II. C Marchand.
The residence of Mrs. Keddinger Ziiie,
in East Conemauiih. is situf ted n hank
overlooking the Caneuiaunh river. Ou Tues- !
day, while washiu;, she fell headforemost
iluwu the bank iiito the river, and would
have been drowned had not her daughter
rescucj her. She wa.s very seriously hurt
about the head and shoulders but the physi
ciaus think she will recover
Itrrorallan Day.
A meeting wis held at the Ennltie House,
iu this place, on Wednesday evening, for the
purpose of makiu arraio-'' QJcnls for the
observance of Decoration Dy.
I. A. Shoemaker, t-q., was elected Mar
shall, and the follow idjt route was adopted : !
Fire Corunanv to meet at Knuii.e Il..i.M t '
1 o'clock. Shaip. To proceed from Encine j ,is pocket br ok contaioinj- f 17 far out jn th.
Iloe dou to Cer.tie 'ieet. alotij: Centre streatr. U f jre the aniuiai cutj reach it
i-treet to UiKQ btreet, up Iligr: street to; t,M! 'llrfi'" had sunk, nd Mr. It hfrtson Is
"Wair Ilouse." then procession to proceed j ,Jliuus j"-1 tbut arrount fur his few 1110
up Julian street to Catholic cemetery, thet.ee J nieiit' auiu.eni,nt.
down llorni-r .-licet to Centre ttreet. thence . It i- ,i ii ;,t t-o wa tl.v Ci. iihu.i i..
out Centre atieet to .S imple street, thence Mult .-luel. . w V' lk, j.re tlae o;.ir.-.
down baojtjle street to ConKreirational Cem- J Ah Chan, at No. 1. !,- all y. ar -old Chin
etery, then to ll:cb street thence out to j e.-e t.ir! -'ave whom h b -uijl t fo VPars aao
i.iovib ccmeu-ry, luence nacK to .Engine
,'ou''-
The following young ladies wert a'iKirt-
a Commit tee to collect flowers : Julia
-'onnell. Crare Fenlon. Flora Mills, I.i.z-
Sii.is. Mauii i!:in, fc.l.tl. 5Iyer, M.r.r.ie
N . lf. So". be '.'hu;.-, SidiM-i H.ii-ir.i?. r .
(ten- I.-.I iinr, Cora !Jvi.-. Jer.:.. i:.,n
Mad si. Dut. A;i.e lKvis V ,r
Kvan -,
Aim
J-J!li-,
Ji ni. t
CK'e t u nt.-nt. K ilie Etv.nf.. K..';r
cr, At.ni.) i).:v ;.S..n, M iy Uhvi
It i t: el. Mi ill-.- Limwi;, AW.ii
Aftitie 0. ns umi Mifnie Lil.ty.
Ki 'W.'1-i to l-e i;'l.t-ril O'l Morula) lll'.tli-
it.i; ..ar'y. aiul takni to .li.- engine hv,-ue,
ii.it !;itr t!nr nitre !." Kk-U. a. in
The f';l!0!7ini i-islic W;-r. :t.; ini.ied a
('cu.nit:-'i- to .In-, c-.t-i t!.t- irrave: .1 . VV.
I.' t -i 1 , A U. Iiu.'k, II. II. Mvis, v"li.-i i" a ii
Ciemen:, L. It Cre vrcl!, S J. II ni.i.'. ley
Invitations art? eaten.', d to al! Sun-lay
SlUik.!. or oft.er or.iti:z -.tio: n. ttist see pio
to attend.
The Verdfrl l iiaiiluious
-w. . s ,!r, i)Mii..i:,t. !; t.. u , ii.d
t.--!iL'- : "1 . all r couitu- u-.l Kii-clric Uit.eii
tin very l-t remedy. Eerj ImM ,!.!
h:.s ivtn relief in every c.tso. Out man
toi-k pii bottles; ar.d A a, cured if Itio iima
tiMii of 10 years' standing." Abraham
ILire, druuaist, Kellville. Ohio, afliruis :
"The be.,t selling medicine I ever handled
iu n.y 20 years' experience, is Eleetric Bit
ter." Tcouands of others hive added
their les-tiuiony, so that the verdict is unan
imous that Electric Bit'ers do cure all dis
eases ot the Liver, Kidnevs or Illood. Only
a half dollar a bottle at the dru stores of
I--. James, of Lteiist)urjr, and W. . Mc
Ateer, of Loretto.
Hie Marriut.- I.w an lineiiilril.
The act entitled " An act relating to mar-
. T. ,! " b " ""J,l- i
' 3 r p.uea to marry,- .
w'"3 ctnf-t"'t-d b the last Legislature to read !
a follows: j
Tr' Clerk of the Court shall inquire of
the parties applying, either separately or to-
nether, for rnprriace !;rn a af,.ri.t fn!
oath or frirm-.,t .i
tn .-w. ..v.. v.. .
tu..rmpidi.-u luarrisRH ; anu ll mere oe
bo lejral objiction thereto, then he shall
grant such marriage license; or the parties ,
Irtlldio marrn ..A r.t t- all l..r c.r.a m i & I.. ..!.:.. .. .. '
v.v... . j i
together appear before any magistrate, alder- J
luau, i-; uusuceui ine i"eaee oi me township,
i ward, or county wherein either of the con- !
tractin parties resule. and In the county
: whpre th license is desired, who may, and
! is authorized to inquire of them, touching
! the Ieeality of thtir contemplated marriaire ;
j and such Icquriies and the answers thereto
I having been subscribed and sworn to by the
parties before such officer, may be forwarded
; to the Clerk of the Court, who. If satisfied,
i after an examination thereof, that the same
is yenuine and that no legal objection to the
der tentv -orw. cp.rtnf .. it, t , , '
,h:. ' J .. " ' "'""- ,
'Z? hal1 J' !
" J " "'"re t,aia t,ierK, orcertmea an-:
.Iat t H. Kan1 f.f ...nl. . . i
" ... OUu.y..ruiUr)!uMuiaii, i- .
t8ted hS two adult witnesses: and the sin- 1
ture of such parent or guardian shall be
properly ackr.oaledged before a notary pub ,
nc or omer othcer competent under tie law '
the said magistrate, aMtrtnan. or Justice of !
the Teace. for service reuderoil l.v IMo.
. - j ' mi.
revisions of this act, shall be enti
tled to the sura of fjftj cents.
The Clerk of the Court Ehall furnish ui sa
turates, aldermen, and Jutieesof the Tesce.
at th.; co-t of the proper county, all neces
sar blanks for acknowledjitnerits and affi
davit, herein required ; and if any Clerk of
any of said com Is shall in any manner issue
or i;r. a mairiatre license, or If ar.y magis
trate, aMerman, or Justice of the Peace,
shal' wilfully make ar.y false return to the
Clerk of the Court, he shall forfeit and pay
any sum not exceeding one thousand dollars,
to ana for tbe use of the party aggrieved
' "" That nothln ia thU " eba '
80 P0DS,rued M to Pr.vent either party from
njakinR rtli-:ation tor st.ch license, by or '
tnrtJcrh any next friend or relative, which !
friend or relative may make tbe re-iui-
lc' iui on oeaa.i qi iu person represent-
. I . , . . . ...
ed by him or her
nvs vioniKtt xjri.M.s.
(ju-ei. Kspiolina ar.d suit, ai!ed Tups
day n.on.ing (or Europe.
Iicpee!l Furnace, in Berirord county,
wl.ich lias t..--n Idle for four years, has aain
been put tu operation, ivlinj eiuployujent
to 2o0 nwii.
Thon as J. Q'jigley, of Xorrtetown. was
yesterday Bwataed a verdict of fvr.253 5S as
land dau.ittri, against the Schuylkill Valley 1
Itliircal.
AN.ut :te latest is a gta-s-bof tomea
boat, used, according to a fort-igr. eorrrspon- 1
dVut. to g. z - upon the b antics of the hot- j
torn r the sea at X-i-giu. j
In the joint seSfi.
'tw.iwK!Turcoman Curtains, ladras Curtain Goods, etc.,
latu:.- 5:..i.dcj tlx
eiiu or itiuiiid a fi!l : Sn.u-
uu-i ia c.
bPcan, IV.
L)uirat. 8i; Ciodrlch, K-.-pu
Mr. l'aco was d-.-cUred eltcted. I
The iteltton of a man was recently '
found in a ruined hut on tbe banks of the
Krd river, near CaVdonla, Dikota, and in '
the pctets of the t..Uered clothing were '
greenbacks rn gold an.l silver to the value
of Ik arly f.,oOJ ;
While a ruin'.ir of young men were
playing ball about two miles from Mansfield, i
Ohio, on Fiiday aftrrn.K.n, E i. Saard. aged'
25. su.l.ien threw up his hands and gave a
shriek, falling to the ground dead. Phy-i-ciaus
lt clnre it sun gfroke.
"i.l.-Lt Jud
(iiiiii.isr.ii T'mrsday
last At E
ir.inst Hi., legality of
. ...
... r- vl u'ai cny miner which a
"cha-u intvc" enmpeje, chl. fly of tramps,
was rsthh ihed t work on the streets, and
the prisoners were dclmrged. Thf issue
was .lia.le in Court by I he Knights f Lsbor.
A X. wark, X J . dispatch shvs : The
experiment by the Dn-'rict M.seris-er Ser
vice of ruour.ting the U.js on nuiMapys is
proving a u,ot lauchable ent. rprise. The
boys have turned th -ticetsof X wartr into
" amat,'ur "Wild Wrst" show, and uiewsa
K-s are oeini? ue.iy. led more at the pleasure
of the auimais tt!an V-v will of the hoys.
Kr in the roofs of houses ap.l othr enrt-
inand;n& cniin. i.ces people jn Bur!inCton
Vl . watched throuuh field trlasse? last
Fiiday a great cooiuiotion in Lake Cham
plain. Hb..u' four miles from there. Some
say it virsa squall and water spout, others
soni y ind of a large fish, while one old cap.
iai.i siouiiy niaintaitis that it
flocU of teese.
was only a
John Robertson, of rittaburidi amused
hiair, or, Sunday, h; thrcwint; Micks in
?he Ailenteny river for Lis doe to after
Uicoinii.c excited hon,i..rJ. ...a .
- . vmi . m oiJU Linrw ,
ror t !, arid Ahom h.' eonsliie.s woitli ?400
' now. Km ;: II 1. tr hut n. a: No. 4. Ins an
! othei 1; rl whom he bought in Canton several
year an-- '..r 15'J She is IS yeaxs old, aud
her n..iver vdlut'? her at fowl
Ti... . ..., t; , , . I
The ra- Kg yacht Thistle lost her bow-
.i;.' is olieri.--e duo,aiied in a run
I mi
'.!: ' )' to Cowes, during the jmI on
While i.n the trip the Thistle res-
en
.
. liie;:
in a hf- boat N-I. r.it.-: to
lit a way, mhicli had fouu-livi-r
wire lost wlun the
the su-.in 11
.ii-n :i S x': i j:
7. 'din T e.ent iliiW!., Ti e lift; liyat orihl-
al'v i-iii d six p' t.-ons. three ot whom sue- '
euu.he.! ! j ntivation. j
A ll'it'cn county, . J.. rustic irivited
a yoi.ri.. man of Saw Yorh to spend a day '
with I.i::i m the coutitiy. );-. Suniay in '
their wi. ifc throuub the woods tne i ity younn
ruan av what lie wupposed was a sand bai; '
huiitr rh-ie f..r gymnast i exercise, and rush-
iiit iin he tiuck it a b'.ow which ki ticked a '
hole c . an tht..!.-h it. H is now in the :
h.-i .1- i '. f. i urse. The sand bay oroved to be
a ' V'er lies' of hvTUefS. i
On Kilday morniny Math S'eveneon, '
couns i foi Thomas Jp.ekscu, Allenport, '
Wa.-h -union Co, Pa , who ou the 13Ui just
pkHd.d uui:t to i.teeal liquor selline, and
who was sentenced for the same, aked the '
release of the prisoner on the ground jnat '
the II ikjli LiceLse law went into effect on '
the aferroon cf the day Jackson received
ser.ler.ee. niakimr all business of this sort I
trariMn Jed that moruinc void. Ju.ie Mc- '
1. s . .. . j . . . . i
aitau.f orcertu riis release upon payuieiit
cfjeosts.
i On oj.if nine the will of a diceased West
Cluster. I'a., lady it was found that she had ,
I mad - empie prrvj!i us for the iiiintcnaiice
; her fail!. ful friend-her doc hasriuu left
j a It'Sacy of f 1 oim, the int test of which was j
i to he used for bis summit, aud after his
1 j...... ... - . .
death the ?l,oOO was to (iv to t. I'eter's
i: t.. l.iumH. TIk provisions
ot the will are b-ii- faithfully curried t ut
in a is rtsptct, and the old do is livin
nigh. From nr.enl ti.earauce it wi'.i be
some time before St. IVWs will receive the
leacv
,'
J 0,1,1 KK i-r. or lhup.ii:. county
ruaae a i;app ni
r.d last we.k whi!- tearing !
ellil.i! li,u-e on hw t.rooertv
eiiu.i. i ou.e on his property,
down the old dvie
I ui.c uir um MLinru rujintiaiu. iU!U CiOBC
4 iu ,.1,1 1:..i - i . .-.
by the eulitney. was a si,rt i t and in .
c(.,Ilt.r wrani e.i in a hneu i.oulIi, were i
L0 silver hilf dollars, with d-U.-s fi
ol 1795
to ic good Pond t:on. A supposition
says they were placed there by j;r. Isaac
O'e, ac old settler, who built the hi:: se and
lived there uuti! his denih. whi i t as
cauM-d ly fhlltnu fioru a tre and 1 enk t,n
his hfcit, and the uioney Uy in its in :roi.
tu sr.fe ever since.
A fox huut recently incurred in Kmt,
Couu., which was in many res-pects tbe
most remarkable this country has ever
known. Tnere was no auise-seed-bac non
sense about it. The uaote was a real fox,
was in at
i :
the
i
in
a hen,
c
Its. Monroe
II . .-. I
seized the invader by the tail
ten firmly in its mouth the fox attempted to 1
drag Mrs. Monroe awav to its lair The 1
lair.
beroic woman retained her crip
and called h iidiv for hi,. if ...
however.
shape of two sturdy dos. who immediately
dispatched the fox. eaiate.y
caiee in the
T0
THP
BEST TOMIC
This meflielne. rnnd.'nlntr twin v liH
Vegetable t-iniea. tlv and eoii i..e y
Cupe ITlrpln, IjlliLueattuii, V rak
now, Iiuiuie Blood, .nljtWa, UiUU
an.l r evrra, wuil Nenrwltrlw.
It is a:. iinfaiii,.;; reuicdy iur lisc-ai ofthj
lvl.1 oy avail Lttrr.
It Is lnvuluab!- for Piseaiios tiecnMar t
W oimeit, and ul w ho lead tedentary lives.
JtdrK-snot itljuretheU-.-ih.caiiht..haiIache or
prKluit, constipation o.-A.r J,,m mrdu-inc do.
U fitrlcliea .! purlnn Mood,
Btimu.u-.es the apiute. ui.la tho atsitui.ai.oii
Of food rehevi lleartburn ut.d IielcldniT.kiid
Btrenirtiieiia the niiuick-ii an. I i.erveK
For iBIrrmitlcut Ftvrr., iJtaattude,
LclL uf hMrgy, etc., it Lits no cual.
1 ir The eeuuine haa atx.ve trade mark and
CK-od led Uum on wrapper. Take no other.
ai vttwwa iitiAiiAi to, u.Tiaoas, aa,
iifffilii
rk-l 1 1 1 1 1J I
3k
Go to GEIS, FOSTER & QUIXX'S, Clinton St.. Johnstown, Pa ffP
Carpets, -Mattings, Ru-s, Stair Tads, Stair Rods. Stair Buttons,
Oilcloths, Linoleum, Lace Curtains, Feathers
tiiit uaieo ana i)nees me lowest.
1
I'OI.IIICAL
P' 'It COI'STY AVIiirOK.
I hpreby announce
mnv ell a-1 ranjidite for CountT Aujit.r, ut-je-t
tu tli .ie.-N on of tlio next Imo-ratlf Prima
ry K-: (on. JAMES NO' .'.
Lilly, M .y -.T. 1S7.
p-OR '''ifNTY AtrUITOK.
I l'.-rr!y announce my.elf as a camlld:ite
li.t('onn'v 4 n.li::r. PH'iiect to the decision . the
Irii!...T:.tlc i.ri.i;ary election to lo helj on the 4th
my '' June next.
PHir.IPIl RKKIY.
I'ortaite twp.
- -
TT " ;. ' "NTY AfDiniK.
- ri.-rcl.v announce mvpe
I'V announce mvself a., a. ran.)Muti.
.or Cnutitr Au.Iiror. luhject U) the .lecl.ion ol
the next I Tii..cratlc jiriuiarv eiei-tion.
JOSEPH HI TPS.
Client townshlu.
I I ' crt hv nnnounre my'-lfa a candl.lnte
t Aw. lit. .r. si!h)ct to the decision of the next
I).-n: .('Mill! ;.ritnary election
J. W. OHIFrlN.
Muns ter Twp.
T:K('ii?'NTY AT' IU I OK.
I her-l.T ii?in',unoe myself as a candidate for
I'.mn'T Ar'for snhject to the decision of the
r.cxt itrni.---r:itlc .rltuarv election.
LOUIS R(JHNI).
4th Ward. Jt.hnttown Kurouuh.
Fi'! 'Of NTY COMMISSIONER.
I hcrri.y xanounce mvpelf as a candidate
lor Countv Cointnissloner. suliject to .he decision
.t the next Iiemocratln prlinarv elfptjon.
JOHN KIKBY.
Johnstown.
F. H CIU'NTY COMMISSIONER.
I hcro'iy announce myself as a candidate
.liner '..:niiif-si(incr. Fuhiect to the dctilon
.f the next Lh-moeratlc prinmrv election.
M. 1). KHKKI.Y.
Ktnl.uru.
T'iK cof NTY COMMISSIONER.
I licrcl.y announce mrsell as a canrttdatc
. .. ,u',' . "tEnillnner. KnLjcci to ibt deci.i
i T ; : TCxJ 1
ttni.Tdtic i.rinmrv election
(.'. A. McOONlOI.E.
i,llly Uorouijli
1" K coi'NTY ("OMMISSIONEK.
I lii'tel.y announce royelt ai a candidate
f. it I 'onntv 'oinDiiJJiniKT. put.ject to the decision
t.l the nrxt 1 cn:ocratic j.rimrv Iwtior.
F.J l'A!KIH.
frilllitm.
Ft Hi COT'XTV COMMISSIOXEIi.
I licn t v nnnoniTC mT!t a n candidnte
'..r Ciinty c.nimi.-f ionrr. snh)..ct to tl,.. di-cision
..1 t!io ii' x! llcino. ratir priinnrv plotl..n
CHAia.Es nrM.Ai'.
Carroll Twj..
F'Mi corXTY COMMISSlOEIi.
1 l.rr.-l.y nnunrc c nivfolf .1 c 'i.h.te
"r onritv i . .10 to is.-i..r,r fot.iwt to tlii luciinn
ol the n.-xi Ivm..cratlc i.rimary eio.-ti..n.
I. K. 1UI.I.ON.
- - " . 1L .1
P :; riii'M v coMMISsf'iNKK
I lier.'.'.v . tn
ii. ijii.-e tnve'f a? a c.i r.ct ul i ! f..r tl o offi.-e ,'
''iur.rr ' in iui.--i .ner sui.i.ct t, tin! .lo."ii;in ot
t;:.: ii xt I..oK-r?lc rrini .rv I-ll.'.'T ...n
JA.MKS OMSTI.nW.
Mny Hi. 1 M.
f I olTer iiii si-ii a r. can-
.li.late f.r I'ounty llcinrnlisi.mi-r at the e.miimr '
I'rinian.- i:i.iti'.!i. If ele-t.t. I wi i riilear..r to '
.T'orin tli .lotles o( the ..ttlce wi'.h n.lellty to i
the lntcrt-t i; Hie taxi'xver
J A MFS .1 KAYI.OK.
AlliKlicny twji.. Aj.ril -."., Irs;. .
fT'iK TOOK HOT'S E 1)1 K L'OTOK.
1 horphv an-
eoeoee myelf as n ear.. li. late for 1'oor H ium'o IU
re'.r. siiroeet to the ileeUI'.n ol the Iiemocratio
I'rltuarv chx-'ion to ho held on the 4th .lav of
June. 1S!,7. W. H. BYliNE
Ki-cn-'tiuru. Mdv r,, r sr.
;
Ii...... II . ..
..! Director. . j
utlH.ri7e.l to Hnnounce the name of o'ko TJK '.
W.EAsi.Y.ol Johnstown af A ll late tor l-or
House lire.Mor. fulii.-ct to th ri..,.i.,n , . M.I !
Iem. oratic l'rinifiry Election.
TOK C'OT'NTY TKEASUKEK.
I hcrehv announce
myself as a candidate for Oountv Treasnrer. sul
ie.-t to the decision of the next IletiKXTutie Cri
mary eleetion. JAMES OK1FF1N.
'auihrla Uorouirh, Mar. 4, 1s,st.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
I herehv announce mvself hi lnmliilat
tor Conntv Treasurer, fill. iert to the decision of!
me next iiemocrailo pnmnrv elnetion.
II EN It Y Elf'HENSEHK,
Kichland Twp.
TT'dR ("OTTNTY TREASURER
-J I lier.-hv announce invself as a candi.!
late
'Vrr"u"tv Treasurer. siil.;.-t to the decision of
the next I'einocratlc nrimarv election.
einocratlc primarv eloction.
M. A. (inAKTZ,
Wa.hinirton Twp.
TUK "( IT'NTY TKEASt'KEK.
I nerehy unn. un-e myself as a candidate t..r
lountv Trensurer. ("iihject to the decision of tue ;
next 1'eiuocratlc primary election
M. F. KKI.LY. !
Oallitltzin Horoujjh.
TT()l; COUNTY TREASURER.
... I hereby announce tny.elf ns a candidate !
lor County Treasurer, .it.)ect to the lieciflou o i
next Democratic primary election.
A. D. CKTSTK.
Murifter Twp.
T?OK t'OlNTY TliEASfKKli. !
r i i.iIUittfBn..ii.A.i i
or announcing that 1 will he a candidate lor the
nomination ol the office -jf Count v Treasurer, '
pul.iect to the action ol tha riemocrati,. i-r,,i,. '
election. If nominated I will make an active e- '
fort to le elected, and II elected will perform the 1
ntltiesof sal.l ofHce tn tlia I... it ..l i.. i ........ ,i 1
for the accommodation ol the taxpayer?
THOMAS" E. HOWE.
auihria horounh, March 4, lhS7.
LL kinds of Job work neatly an ex
peditiously executed at this office.
SHERIFFS SAIES
RY, Vilf"TE OF A WK1T of Kiicrk. Facias I
D iwiied out oi tho Court ol l ououon I leas ol t
auil.ru ( ountv, and to tue directed, there will l,
exuosed to Puldic Sale . th i u...... ...
cusl.urit.on Monday, tl'iefilh dav of Junc.'lSsT at i
1 O'clock. V. M.. the lollo.in.r ul.l 7.
Ht i
'Sm"h. Frlt 'oaI & lr" '"mpany as per charter
..u.u.u ,a xtecora uooK vol. X.t, jvoje 475, and
deed Jo said Cotnpany in Kecord liook. vol. 2,
Ar.soOne undivided one half interest In i&l '
acres ol land -ituate.I in ( 'royle Townshii,. iu- '
hria county, pa., adjoining lands now or late of i
Jeter .McLaren. Samuel 'royle. J. I.ckei 1)
ertnett, John Wentroth and others, warrinted i
In the name of Wm. Smith. Deed Keoor.led In
l.ecord li.Mik. vol. 2S, ).ae l-.7. Al ne undl
v tiled hall interest In all that certain Ptriu at 1
"Jt!df,,",ua?ed ,n 8ai'' c,,UDtv f ''iilria. near ;
OUth I-orli St:.tl..n I l; U ...1...,-. ' . . . i
I K. on the south side one-halt mile Ki.i ...i i" !
i r,..V'.'n anJ ultJ'nir Westward on said K 11 I
I l.-'ooteet Southward at ritrht angles ;th . ...'i i.-' '
K. JV. leet boint; lioo Icet lorn- by a.' loet wido. '
! AhSO-Ono undivided half in nil the coal. Iron
j ...., .. lM u jo an omer minerals in that certain
ain 1
!
, and l.artly in Adam. Townahlp. in said county. U
. auibrla, containitut A", acres and 154 perches !
adjotninr lands ?f l. K. K.. J,,,u Wen troth". To
sv.h i royle. 1. Hurttiett. K.ivld I..101I1. Thomas 1
.,... r,.uu,cu eariiy in r rovle l..uni.i.
Ktelan and thft.-. 7 i.l SI . vml". .
.oi. . i
1 Buck vol 27 j iije !Sy iccuiucu iu j.eooril i
! AlJo Tl.euudivlde...iieliaIllnSr.'aiTesand
. allowance Bttuated In t'roylo Township, said coun-
: y i l ' loubna. adjoininir Utile l onomaiiRh Kiver !
laud warranted in th mm. ,,f v..v. ' I
; Wiu. Smith. 1). 1 : Robert Krwiu auj ethers as'
. perlieed re.orde.l in i;.-..r.i it..w ....T 4 . .
...... i. . ... .. . -.. ...... u..u..iL. unison.
iu. rMUItn. II. 11 r Ki. nrt I'.u... ...j T '
! 3J. AUkj-His interest in tl.e hoppers' sidimTs
; tramways and Improvements made uiMin all sai'.i '
lands. ALto In all that leasehold interest In loo 1
na 'M
I aeres situated In Waslilnirtoti Township, (u sabj
; county of f'ainbrla. on Bear li, i.-.., i ... ..."
I 1,an,"i ?' ,' -'".lh-" J -."o otlieraua pir lease
. necor.ied in eald Mlseella nenm K'.w..r.t u,...i -
putrevo:. " "w''
A also 1b the Standard foal l omuany, lim
ited, funned out ol, and upon the l.,aace i as I above
mentioned, and in tne hoppers. tramwavTsidin
and improveraenu made an.l erected u(.on sabl
the.'o'n, 1"1",n in eaw-tlon and to bo seld at
cJLed eiecuuirs ol ( 'at via H. iiarher, do-
T 10 HM S O F S A 1. 1-: .
One-third of tl.e purchase money fi bo paid
when the property is knocked down and the re
uiainintr two-thirds on conflrmation of the de.-d
Siierlff fiffiee. EbiSr & 1KAY' '
May, 13, 187 (
CARL RIVIIsnXJS,
-PRACTICAL
-AND DEALER IN-
mmmmm
For lr or small game 32 calibre, 40 praing powder: VS ml. 56 rr. ;
i i.ojkt.: ileal. To and . -t. TLt itroccest chantlne rlrle made
, , u-i. i"r3'v K'i:'Xfri an 1 te ..o'v ai,o;ai:y
reduced. Ti T.l . E 2 Tl O'allcn'.
, , . 'i'WI ii.a uvt llidfH, world ri.oLi. i. T.-i M4.-d
tor u tret sao..iu,. im:ma,. anj rbuvtms caliertes. loiiibrrtr-,.m-9i..
x..u.t.ii airrtt-ii m;, ic. prin from
WfiRfiM rint: admc rn
V ; r . "'0'J
1 Two t.-.r.-. ts nri' itb etc or our
farttrilfty oa-wlivl already l-uen flr.d
shots -'Jr..-
.nrry . ft n. ar!y a.i
u a.w.j i a' xi.:
: an.l r.lal:e.
1 1 Kill n 1TI! t s
a l-.l. r. . Pt.ewf r-.y li.nnn. Il.l.i ...
WvUin.-nr..li,i!VHlrnll'.v m raiu!CT 1' : -1-
Uioniand ci-i Iter tatuulciy rm-.-v rmtjilurdl
tvfti aad l.roKm down n..n tot. la'i .a.Ttr.nt of
lrfe.'t and fuil ?.inly fttxeoirth and Vifforoaa IjAMtt-h.
, 1 o ih-iwtin) nuilr from LLe irtiin7 o'o r. 1 owrt
rrotvht about hr lu(iicrHiori. KxroTSi, rr-l.rtvrt
Varl,arloofrft9 lQflnliA.ai. w. t.k ih v' y.Mj swi ud
sronr caaie with staunnnt of y -or troul.la. tod auaira
I
RUPTURED PEKSOM-3 can tvavo FRE.2
NOTICK.
IN THK 'KI'HANS' ClM.'KTof the (.Vunty ot
Cmt.riA. lo the heirs anj l-nal r'l.reen'.-itive?
r Eliza Nohle. decease J ti iii-ti -Jr. : Y.u r.re
h?T.hi .c.nc l".V" n1 -l'I--r H:lore t!je JuJues
, 1 Elwr.5hurK.
on tlie "l ol Juno next, then anj there
Tu ncci it or mi ii ci. t 1 1 t o t li. I.' an I I-'.iIa .i T-'l i ti
Notile. deceased, at the ap. raised valuation put j
upon it l.y an iuquot duly awarded oy tho said I
(.'ourt. or show c.iuse why a trustee rhoul.t not be '
appointed to sell the same
JOSEPH A. (iKAY, Sheriff. I
Sheriff Orficc, Elien.buTi, l'a., i j
April JS-7.-4W. i I
K, L JOBS'.OV 1. J. CITk, A. W. BLCk.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
lYIoney Received on Depsit,
PA FAIII.K OK IICMANU.
1NTEBEST ALLOWED X TIME UEFOSITS
COLLECTIONS MADE
&T All A(H ChSIKLK POlMTr.
DRAFTS on (lie rrincipal Citie
I.ovilit Aiitl Sold anil a
luuiiuiui Dauiiiii cusiuuss iRfiSaU im.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
A. W. BUCK, Cashier.
Eheniihuru, April 4. lSF4.-tt.
1I.1AI. l.IM,
,'u-1, JUNE TEKM. 1SS7.
, . . ,, ,,
snjer .. ...... vs. Mellon.
fj'l'l l-loy-.l vs. I.nutzy.
f-a"f") "
Moil.
Itol.imi ..
vs. Wilson.
vs. McDermitt'a
- vs. Kcmery.
vs. Storey.
vs. .lames.
vs. Shoemaker.
v s-1 niton.
ts. Kcllcy.
vs. Hex.
vs. t'ole.
v i. Hums, et ux.
vs. Sisters ol Alercy.
- - ...vs. Conscr.
vs. t'ruin.
. . vs. H:ikot.
VS. lyOllK.
vs. liwell llou.-elus. t.'.i
vs. 1'arrisu.
vs. Olark.
vs. Suiay,
. ... vs. t Jiifiy .
vs. KiKamiiu Ins. Co.
. !OLM A K FI.' P...'il...
I'op.lon
D-.bert
j Slick
I.enitiif 6. ll:ivi.ou
, Hearer
Williams
Honers
Krau.-e
Snyder
j Itendoll...
WsS
,m '.l'V
T ,' i
SmecdVr
metuir
Koherts
uwVih'.sV
V.SC 1
tl.
Pro'tliy's Oftlce. Fbensl.urK, May 111', 18S7.
NATURE'S,
4 MI. I A Bit HKJH.K
Fer Sick Ktomarh,
For Torpid Lier,
Rllin... Il.l.ft...
CURE FOR
CONSTiPATlQHa x.,
S-lty.er Aperieiu.
It is certain in its effects
It is gentle in us auti n.
It is alate;irle to the
tuste. It can be reli. .1
upon to euro, an.l It cures
by arixir, not by outratr
inK, nature. IK. uot take
violent iuruative your
selves or allow your chil
at 1 ii J 1 . ureu w ute tlii-ui. a!ao
StcK-Headacne, ix.
AI41 which nas noeu lor more
nwcnr-nriai
... i km. ii. i. . ears a oo. f.
I 1 A r T f M B .-o,.,e. ,w e; a, -wj.,
w a aa w r a ererytrnei
NOT I CM.
-
1)1 K K '-V lilVKN, that the loll .
J-i -'.a a.'.-.i.iiTts Imrj l. ..i. nie.l in n...
I,""'
i nia.
... .. ... . ..........
;t ton in- -n in-is o t 'aniliria eoi.i.iv I- i.- I. ..
.. . ...i .'.innn.-.l by said i ourt on the
-Mo.M.AV ot .IL'.NH, 1387, i
,,e lu, v" h-eo'itrarv
A'"'""""! ' -,, "'i H. Murphy, Assi
ui.less .'iin.
nee ot .lo'in
stiioriiior. ft ux.
First and p..r:.nl account of V. 11. Smai. Assij
Deo ot Jou.i n.i.-bm, oi ur
It A SHUKMaKEK, l'ro'thv.
c. jeiisbn.f . .Hay 13, lsd7.ftia.
NOTICK.
IN THK 1 1 KI'HANS' t't IT' It T of the County of J
Cauihr.a I ., th.- heirs and )eKl represeutat it es
of l.o.iel II. l..M.y, deceased. Okkki iu : Yon !
are hereby eit.d . I and appear before tl.e '
-ludms ot Hie orphans' tjonrt, lo lo held at 1
... o..r.M,.K. on .nr isi i.ionday ol Juneneit Iheu
and ther.i to accept or refuse to take the Keal Ks.
tale of Kauiel H. lionley. deceased, at the ap
praised val uatiou put upon It ty ao Inquest dnlv
awardo.1 by the said Court, or show cause whV
a trustee should not beeppoiated to sell thegame'
JOSEPH A. OKAY Sherif
SherifTi OBIee. Elneburir, l'a i ' r,ner,c'
April , 1SS7.-4W. ' j
W7
cl.a TU... 1il KtV.trfi: - A"-".1" "! at (nftftiiuuia,
tuwu w fey' ?? A4" fv.rtb'j UOIM.W1 j vu,-j..
etc. Quality of Goods
Watches, Clocks
JEWELRY, '
AND
Optical Goods.
0
Sole Agent
-EORTHE
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHRS.
(olambla and Fredonia Watches
In Ky and Stem Winders
LARGE SELECTION op ALL KIM),
of JEWELItr always on hanl.
lf" My line or Jewelry it utisurpad
Come and rpp for yourself before pu-Wia,
me pUwIicrp. "
r7ALL WOKK GUARANTEED
CARL RIVINiGS
Ebensnur,;. N v. 11, 18S5--tf.
r"-- -x a.Li
safe riflo on tee i
lrtinit nnd Tar-
fl.'-.uu no. fctud t,r v. ..-i.. .
w. n.'
m;w riaven, conn. s7v-Tv
a .'iur nc. ......... !.." .r r! y1-..
a-id d . tiom.:: i- u.'S Zr,.rrl ... -'-I
u.o v:Uv at ta.-. i . .. - ....... ,. . i T V
.
rJ t.i leBUlW mfdicai Jv-lnrJift Ilj.;,,;
LVV? ifV vtj "J"' """" . tax olilral It.
Trr:'"""" Ine onrnaji ontn featarn:
. i r. r..y . . . . . . . . . . . . J i.e. . . . . . . . .
TOAT2yT. CaTKsrth. 3. n Ttn. K. Ca: . ;
H&r;;3 hkjedy co., wrt cyta'.
I -?S H.TonthBtTt,BT.,U3t7ia.TO.
Trial of our AppU4M.ee. Ak tor Term'r
j ri W. DICK, ATToit n ey-at-la v.
: .1. Lloyd, dee'd. (first rtoOr.l t.'enlre itrreu A.!
nnoacr ot lairal buslceti nttndetl to natif l!-tuj
rli and caileUonf a ei.fcr'!t . l"-u.-if.
F(K SAI.E-srEA.11 EN i SINES. ('LAY .xi
Ore fuuf. Holler an.1 SLcet-lron W or -Secon.i-
t.aul tnniiiei.n.it t-.-ilei? n harjj. Hf i.i
iag entices nd machtnerr a ) ecln !tT. -Tlii.'X
Ae CAUhlX, Allei;het:. i"a. (J :a. S.-ly.)
A'
ItVFKTIKrRN tv ,!dr-"!nK tie. P.
Kowrll A' '.. 10 Spruce St.. New Yi.rn
oiu le;irn int sao: cost or hit prp .l I'D; o
AIlYKKTIINiT la Auu-riciin NensjuipeT-.. Itt
1'atce ljiiililet ltir.
; III.AITM and BEST. 1'rlctMt Kecnee.t
i HOLMAN'S NEW PARALLEL EIELES !
Over 2.0ll I' ltft. F'.lHy i:t:ttrnt, . A r Wintil
j Circulars ireo. A.J. iloliuun A. tu, I'll I la
I
j T.MtXMMi AltVF.HIIt.Kft h.HiiliJ
I 1 .Ircsa
;t:Rf;K r-. kowi i i. a .,
IO Si.rnre Slreel. New Yori Clly.
F'iik Ski bct I..?T"rl, ft"i N iwsi-Arsiw
Will l ellt Irec oc ai-pllc-tiou.
.Inn.
BARBER SHOP
The uiiili-r.Jiiri:e inrit.!. tl.e citn. ti "l E--esf
hurt; -t.! I'l'iic tin eraiii to .-all ut h; i
on "ititre St.. El'em.t'UtK IV.. :op It
Mountain Iloi.s- -Hl -on). where he wi.l t f nti
' ready t i .iconiod.ile tlieai with a .'lean r..tve :
a l::i ii cut on i.ort notice.
j Hy ki-tfj.liitc everrtliing nn-t and t'.ly t.x n-T
! .-h.,j. I expee: to merit a llli.-ial -hare r( pana
aire .
I March 11. ST I'KTl'K lLHTl-V.
A1
1MIN ISTKATOlt'S NOTH'K.
I.etiers ol a.lminist-atlor. on tt.s eta-e c!
W mi. .111 .1. McOiiire. late of fleat field ' ""'T.
'an:bna ci;iintv. deceased, liaviiof Oetoi j;nir.'.i
to the liii.k r.-'iined, all j.ersons Iu.lfbie.i f. mj
estate are hererty iioftlcil Iri iro.ke is.n'.nt wl.
out .i.'lny. and all those bavin c1miu; sii.':
sani'5 m'! 1 resent them, -rj.erly luihruti'ft J
I.T M'l I. meet tt)
HIKAM V. OflKP.
A.lm'rol Willi. m .1 MeOulre. c'i
CK-arriilJ Inp., April 1".'. l7.-l
t. !!-:$.
i'flU'U'! writ?n at t;orl uotlci- !n tti
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
An.l oilier Firm a tmiitn.e.
rr. W. DICK,
VFT r'-K TII
IiHIIUMilWiliHOI'l'.
OOMMENIith Hl'SINKSS
179-4.
EVensLurn. Jniy l. lbSi.
fc.'.
AV-rSSVEEf
ft- T-
t f7 fV AlOftJ
EL rS CItEAM JiA LM
Is not a IfqtH'J, snuff or powdsr. AfpO
into nontriis w quickly absorb d. It cfain
tA7tead. AUayt injiammation. Ilea's tM
sore. Restores the senses of taste and smelt,
60 cntr at Drvwrist; fcy wtaif, Trmrtrreit, 60 cf!
ELY BROTHERS, Dmists.tmego.ST.
ir