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Our l.iirj I:id:itry.
No American industry has m:ule a
erea'er prvjiesa Jurius tbe pist quar-
The lirarnl Army ofti! Republic.
Trouble la in store for the organiza
tion known as the Grand Army of the
tet of a century than the dairy luteresis. I n?public if it shall continue to develop I l 3 i- 0j tbiXiioail Lue, ds
Accorain to the cen9U3r?pirts of lSO, features of valour pnitisanshiu aacb as ? cUrei Ireland will hive seif gavota -
lhj money value cf the Jaity products
of the country including milk was esti
mated at ?:;-0,000,000 annually during
the five preceding years. Since then the
increase has been enormous, about 30
p-i cent., g:vinz ua as the associations of citiz-os. The Grand
ha recently been m an i rested by its
membei" here and there. The body of
men bearing this title cannot claim that
exemption from public criticism which
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The Democratic Sta; Cmventioa
which uiet at Allenio v, on Wednesday
1. at. nominated J. Ilsj Tnonipion, cf
Kris, a son of the late Chief Justice,
James' Tborrpscn, fcr .Jjdge of the Su
preme Court, and I. J. McGrann, the
well known banker of Lancaster, for
State Treasurer. That both these gen
tleiuen iiiti ell ijua'.iilod for tLe reiptc
tiv i.jbit:ona for which thev were se-
Lc'td ly the Ci nven'ir: wil not be 1 v'uc orJ'ur butu-r, chet-se su.d iisMfc Aimy, so called, has 33asht to main
..ueslioned hv any one who is at all fa- ! f 1?? .t5., n,onAl:S' laia "lations with the politics of the
tuihar v.ilii their antecedents tho for-
nur I:vh-2 c:e:r'y established Lis
rc;iutat;r;i as a skilful and able m?ailr
cf the llrle county bar, and the latter
bir.g one y? the best and most wi 'ely
lvno.vu tuiiutss ceu iu the eajlern part
of the Statj. S.j far, therefore, as the
ctuJ'datcb are coactrurd, every Demo
crat in the Stale can vote fur theui with
a full tuid entire ccnlideiice that the
Convention niadw in luistake in their
notn-.iiatious. Tiie ka!inj republican
pipers turoughout the state were very
certain ia their predictions that a titter
nht would take place or the floor of
tt Convention cu the subject of the
tr r.f, ti e stock in traJe of the Republi
cs iw.rty in this tate, and a Question
that h:is prlured m"re stump orator
ar..l newspaper editor demagogues to the
sii vare mile ia Perrsjlvanla, than all
oth'T irsuc3 ccrabii.tJ. The Cjaven
tion. hiwever, with ur.anirr.ity disposed
of the tarifT ipiesti a ly binip'y aad sen
s'biy renewing its u!!ei;ince ou that
s:i'jct to' the principles arA declaration
T
Coa!re3'jnaiTi Patrick CViii.u, of Bj3toD,
ho was wjK"3mi ao n) oa bnny D;
moat ia two years.
Jesi3 Pjtnsroy, I'a? bjy rn arderar, con
fined for Ufa ia the Massachinetts State
w
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woo'd be accorded to other voluntary prison. tnaJa a seconJ futile attaaipt to
ilCa! itiivna r P i!f ivjr o fx fZ. t : ' . AA
estimated at V) gallons each, annually,
piving a ini!k product of 7.o.V).OuO,0(0
of t.:. plr.tf.irm ado; tod at IMcajro :n ,uuies are require! to carry on the dairy
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a-'il-u Mr. C'fvolaud heartily n
i dtr,id 1 1 hi? Jeltt.T .? arp taneo. Tiie
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fiert of the tar. IT p!nk m
i tij t-XCeeas bV aOOUt f JJ.O "JAtW Of the I mnr.trv Ir . triail t. Rfftira fnr its
value of the wheat crop of the country I aiembdis offices ot profit, aud newer on
atd leads ev?ry other agricultural crop : the ground ot membership iu its racks,
grown, save corn alone, the most valu- j it has arrogated to itself posts of boner
able of them all. Comir.c down to par- on public ceremonial occasions, and
ticulars the statistics uie very irapres- vaunted its loyalty and past services as
sive. There are .000,000 cows in lie ieaoDS vrhv ruMic deference should be
paid to it. Ii Las endeavored at various
tiinea to influence public opiaion on pa
litical nnesiions bv asaumins to Toice
gallons. About, one-half of this quan-I authoritatively the sentiment of the
lily, sav 4 nnUX'0 gallons, is conver- ! soldiers who fought through the civil
war, and when the war was over stop
ped lighting, fiepeatedly during the
Incumbency of the present Administra
tion it has manifested a spirit of hostili
ty to the honored citizen who by the
votes of a majority of the people has
beta chosen Chief Magistrate of the na
tion. During the last year or two, in
deed, it Las u?u illy bten difficult to dis
tinguish a diIerence between the pio
riuncuimentosof numerous Grand Army
Posts and the partisan resolutions of
petty conventions cf the party which the
people removed from power at the last
general election.
What does this mean ? What U the
public to conclude irom the occurrence
of such signiiicar.t incidents as the
Wheeling ep:sode, the St. Iouis prot'.-et.
ar.d the extravagant unties indulged in
over the proportion to return tha rebel
tliCS? Is the Grand Army of tho lif
ted into butter ana 70.(kX).000 gallons
into cheese. leaving 2,4;k),0u0.0uO 0
consumed in jts raw or natural condi
tiou. The butler product was 1. ;;!,
CoO.Uuu pounds ; of cheese we produced
f.,.Vi.O) pounds. a an average it re
quires 12 quarts of milk to make a
pound of butter, and 1 1-10 gallons to
make a pound of cheese.
Hardly less astounding is the amount
of capital invested in the business. The
j avtrape value of the cows is set down at
i f'jO. giving the total value of thee cat
j tie in the coonry at SuUO.000,000. TLe
.tmount of land, improved and urim
i proved, in farms is nrout ?'','0,0'MM.
i aorep. Tl 6 dairy herd3 r. umre l'Nt -
i (M),0- for their support. At n aver-
j hrs of 2 per acre this prives us the!
enormous sum of ?2..-.a'i.(y.0.Vn. it is j
aiao calculated that !,"0..ij horses an J '
machine ? If that be its sts'.us the fact
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c i.ui.. oi.w i T,!,v;f.,rrl (,f i X years njo with the em
i p'r'ti- demand that tho larfc'(5 urp!u
alro.ly i j the tr;asu'y shall U ud to
j nay th public ebt, ari i that the cur
i rrr.t and uancccessarj in?reas- goij on
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ruin wi I meet r.t
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J." wi'l receive uieta
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aiill b' iinrn1 liaely prevented by a
wi-o and prud-nt reduction of internal
taTiUun ar.dof duties on imports. ThU
v. .. :c.e elected United l substMitially a r -a:riirmation of tie
r: i:-ri' licaa i:.eo.L'ts j pled- mada by both the Democratic
- ii.. i.i .T. rn.iry 'aat a..d aud IU-publican Conventions at Chicago
t'.e ci.lra of S.ate ! at which Cleveland and Iilaine were
uominat.'-l, but whi; th3 llepublica js
iu Cjcgr'.i Lavo ro fu.d to carry out,
baing stubbornly v.ed.led to their war
taeilf doctrine which produce s an enor
mous surplus in the treasury and leads
to a wasteful an! profligate expenditure
of the rublic money in the ha;e of
enirmoui Itiver and Harbor bills, appro
priations for useless public buildings,
wild and reckless pension bills, and
sjores of o'.her schemes equally extrav
Hiant end indefensible. We wiil pub
lish the rlatform and proceedings of
the Convention next week.
bu;:r.e.-s la all it? brancTses. ami tLea;
I are s-t down as worth c7.YOvu, M more
I nui.LiOfS, creameries and d-tuv ma-i should tk mado known. The arircmpnt
the CLTca -o ! chlD,ry are wortu a'fut cTo.tiiO.ltw that politics has nothing to do with the
... .. hU more, summing together these various work of this oriranization Las beta too
items we hnd the total to n acii &:2.J, ! sternly negatived by recent events to bo
iki,:.'. Tins is almost Cve times the! worth presenting aetin. TLe general
amoim of tiie entue tunkir.g capiial of I public has been dmen to the exclusion
in uinry, crijtii'ng catioui!, state,
private anil saving banks.
Tm- net prolits Irora the dairy inter
ests ot the United States are ett down
i escape last week. Poaitroy is now 28 years
old, and has been in rrison twelve years.
-Aboor SearJes, of rUngely. Maine, was
arretted on Monday last on tae charge of
Laving attempted to poieoa a family named
Locking. Searles confessed, and said he
was piii three dollars by a man named
Dunham to pat the poison la the Lockings
food.
Arthur O'Conner, member of rarliment
for Donegal, and Sir Thomas Ilenry eirnttan
l"m')Cde, member cf parliment for Dublin
eoii'.tv. will visit tli United States In Sep
tember and address roonMrr meetings to be
convened by the Iriah National League of
America.
Cerebrospinal meningitis is kllilng
noises by score3 ia Atlantic an J liarllngton
counties, N. J., aad It Las become such an
epidemic that the skill ot the best local vet
erinary surgeons has been battled In pre
venting the death of numbers of valuable
ansa's.
Newman Whlitaker was In such a hurry
to marry the widow Naucy Hussel that he
called on a preacher aboard the train that
left Chicago on SuDday last. All belODg to
Wolf Lake, Ind. A car-load of passengers
and 12 frifnds did justice to liie wedding
cake un board tho cars.
U. K Bartlett, r.h!er of trie Sumter
National Iiaak, of Sumter, South Carolina,
public a part of the llpnllican political i ,s reported to bavs 5!appeared on last Mon-
i . .-i .i a, time, srnt Lis
r.i - - 15- ivtr en Tuec
; I.i Ttd.'titely vppoir.ted
. . ,:t.ser.t C.ishier of
. . :". ,i t .',e vacarcy. lie
Mrv u.-.til tho llrat Tou--t.
r.. other Ui.iti than
mi r. .signed theTreaury-
" '. tv :s elected Senubr.
i,-v do rit-tty n.v h aa nt.
. " .!. Maes abioiute con-
biitn parly in thia
that a considerable portion at least of
the Grand Aiuiy is wielded as &n instru
ment to advance the fortunes of a polit
ical party. The diffusion ot this con-
at f2-S.tMi.ikiO. wbil the cross products j sciousness through all the channels of
wi.i reaen ?ivrj v.v ixw. We consume
aNiut 0- per cent, ot all the butter
made, exporting only 1 per cent, or :10,
tM). no pounds. We find a better de
mand for our cheese than our butter.
We exported s.j.0uo.uuu pounds last
year and are increasing the amount
yearly. Sj far New York leads all the
other states in h-r Interests. Her but
ter pioduct amounts to f.'S 0.J ;
her rhre.M to il.OvJ.K'Hi. anj hr milk
to HI 70O.uo, nearly ?KJ,OU".,000 inall.
Pennsylvania ranks next.
public pentiment must infallibly destroy
the usefulness of the organization. If
tLe impression be unfounded in fact, it
is time that the truth should be spread
abroad. 1'UiUt. JconL
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. prepared by Audi-
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.im.iur.ts im toi:n- the Prohibition State Coaveution for
'"f.clivalj froru the j Judge of the Supreme Court aad State
i it bee. :r.o a l.tw. j Treasurer, tut we d) so now. S. 1$.
j Cha?e, of Northampton county, ia the
j nominee for Jude, ar.d D. C. Irish, of
of Lawrence county, for s:ate Treas
urer. Charles s. AVo'.fe was elected
Ciiairmau of the State committee, A.
A. llarker, of this pla.ee, whose name
was suggested for tho place, having
stated that he would not enter into a
coutest for it, and asked that his name
i L '-'rawn. IWcro tho Convention
j iiv.journed :ir. Uol.'i, in answer to a
: question said that the Committee, of
j which ho is Chairman, appointed to in
I quire into the discrimination of the
renusylviuit.-; Ila-lroad Comnanv in
! i charging delegates to Ihe Prohibition
r!:"! j 'onvenllca Vcj cents a mile, while it
ul..', j crar-'-d th delegates to the KepubliCaa
i.v. I Convention only mc cent,, would, after
1 taking tvidentv, publish its report.
.! ::?:;;;8 v .a Mr. woire attacked
1 ... e. iy ,e ; n9 (jm,Mnv j 9tvere Mid Littsr Urm
1 The Ililro.- l Ujiapuny originally interd
j ed, and said so, to charge the dulege
! gates to the Democratic Convention the
same fare (two cents per m'le) that It
exact'-d freru the Prohibitionists, but
it Gaaily abandoned its pooition and
carried them at the satoe rate paid by
the Il-piiblicans. The action of ILe
Cooipany ia thus discriminating ng.iinst
Wolfe and Lis ccM water friends aimits
cf no paiiia'.icn or excuse.
Operation or the English Coercion Act.
"Proclaiming" the National League
of Ireland Is a process perhaps not wide
ly understood. It is done under Section
Oof the Coercion act. which reads in
part as follows : "If thy Lord Lieuten
ant is eaiisfied that any association
formed for the commission of crimes,
or carrying operntions for or by the
commission of crimes, or encouraging
or aiding persons to commit crimes, or
promoting or inciting acts of violence
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Use no of th 1 nr.mes of the candidates nominated ly or iutimidatiou. or interfering with the
auminis. ration or the law, or disturbing
the maintenance of law and order, exists
in any part of Ireland, the Lord Lieu
tenant, by and with the advice of the
Privy Council, may, from time to time,
by proclamation, declare to be danger
ous an? su'-h asociatioa or associations
named or described in Mich proclama
tion. A proclamation underthe author
ity cuferred cn the L"rd Lieutenant
by this section is in the disirict itfer
red to a social proclamation. ... If
within the period of fourteon day3 after
the cial proclamation has been laid
b-fvre Parliament an address ba pre
sented to her M ijjsiy by ei'her H-iuse
of Parliament priying that tuoii special
proclamation hl all uot contiuus ia force
as to an associalioa or associations
nani-ei and de-scriLeJ therein, snob spe
cial procUmation shall le deemed to
have cxpiied so far as the sarao relates
to such an . association or associations.
Ihe expression crime' in this sec
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t'-d t;:e revenre bill Hint
-ire pn'oticaliy with
'.. Tl.ce taxes were to be
'he State, PF.d th foreg
:s rttnii to the comtie.s,
' rr. :!.! in si w-:a DcCvasilv
' Hiitity of taxation f r
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II. it d-rfitcd the bill, the j
! io ;i sa aigr-ate cf ovir I
The Ijiud Ouestion.
There are f jur million farmers be
tween this city and the Pacilic slope,
and they are the backbone of the
country. They are a hard working,
thiifty, shrewd and intelligent folk. It
would be well if the number could be
increased to Ive million. What would
you call a man, then, who by political
influence or other bocuspocus appropri
ates to himself for speculative purposes
the land which belongs to the people ?
For example, a company of cattle
dealers fence in with barbed wire ten,
twenty or thirty thousand acres of the
public domain. No claim to it ? Not
a particle. No more than the next man
you meet on the street. These acres are
shut out from settlement by a corps cf
cowboys, who make it Lot for anyone
who disputes the right of such a proced
ure. It is practically a capture of land
by violence, and possession of it is kept
by a rille and a desperate fellow who
will shoot if you trespass, and then roj-.ke
his C3 lavit that you were killed by the
Indians.
Or what would yon call a man who
hires twenty of bis ranchmen to bnild
nay mcrning wiih f 5,.. () la gold. lie Is also
S3ii to be a defaulter for about f.'iO.ooo
The bank has suspended temporarily, but, it
U said, can stand the loss.
The f:rst bet on the result of the next
Presidential campaign was made at the
Kusptl! House, Ditroit, on Tuesday of last
wrek, when iiichael JtfTerj, of East Sagi
naw, bet W.G. Allen, of Piymouth. 4X to
f lfo that irover Cleveland, if he Jives, will
be the next President of the United States.
A neat little story comes from Watecn
Springs, Oi., to the effect that during a
recent fieshet a watermelon patch was
washed away np the river, and a citizen
saw half a melon floating along with a
good-si z id pig sitting in one end and eating
oct of the other end as placidly as if in a
p?Sl.
Wtlte milking in the barn of Abraham
Lemaa, East Latnpeter township, Lancas
ter county, Wednesday morning of last
week, a girl attempted to drive away a cat,
when the animal overturned the lamp, set
ting fire to the structure and resulting In iU
destruction, with five cows, three horses,
and all the crops. Loss f,50O0; lasurcd.
Tucson A. T- was visited by a terrific
dust storm recently, said by old-timers to
be the worstevcr known. Ii came almost
directly from the south, and struck the City
with a roar. It shct out the snn and almost
total darkness bung over tne city for nearly
half an hour. Every place had to be c'.osed,
and gas and lamps had to bo lighted through
out the houses. The dust was of a reddish
cast
Uev. Moses Itodirers, (direct descendant
ef John Podgers, who was burned at the
stake in England on account of bis religious
convictions in the sixteenth century), who
was probably the oldest member of the
siemoaist ministry In America, died at
each of Ihem a mud hut on a section of Fresh Pond. Suffolk county, New York, on
land, sleep in it one night, and then ! Thursday night of last week, aired about i
years.
claim possession on the ground that be
Las uilt a Louse and is a resident, and
who immediately passes the title to Lis
employer for a flO bill, enabling the
said employer to become the so-calldd
owner ot Pm,OU0 acres ?
Well, if we use plain English, these
men are thieves and robbers! They are
ju?t as guilty criminally as the man w ho
picks your pocket or orders you on the
highway to stand and deliver. They are
stealing the test thing there Is in this
country, and tbry are depriving fc;n
tiou uieanH 3ny felony or misdemeanor i dreds and thousands of 6ett!ers of their
and any olTense punishable under this i rights.
act." The proclamation tv.is as to pro- I We Lave to thank this administration
n.oting or mcitiog acts of violence or ! that it has tried to pat a stop to that
intimidation. The Tories were afraid i eort or thing. It deserves well of the
to proc.aim it under the more serious j people, for it is the only administration
charge of inciting to crime.s. Under in 20 years which has Lad the moral
SiCtion 4 of tLe act proceedings may be ; courage to face rich corporations and
wiiuiriijulLll silinmirtf mrw- I r-rn....l fl.nm t it 11.---. ie . thu I -
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. ,7 . ,v ' oumumii i urciaui - r w aKa, ivansas anu ine tar
juriso.ioa 13 meant two Justices of i away Territories wLattLey thir k of Mr
ca iu appointt-a oy tiie Lord i C.evelanJ'a attitude toward the
iiirutrnaut. it is easy to lmamn uimt nucuti.n
Hand
Iti C XJ Ir r r i t a in- w. . . n.
srt of persons Lord Londonderry wid and they will tell yea that it is one of
eilf t f wi.ich less fal s !
.. ..er: of PiKlriJ.'
ap-oini. iu oiner words, it will le
frora the landlord class. There will be
i o jury, and the pun'shmeut is imprison
ment, with or without hard labor, lor a
pt-riod t ot exceeding six mLth3. la-
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cio ir .ri..o:a i arov nn: .1 g-e.it tic
to.y to Osarniy ot jv':cn.eu. If all the
ji er po .i r.l-.n.! ia It!:t!id requiie to-
s-vii Iroui the folleuii.g
:.':, , 1. .piire 1 I'M a.id;ers
i.',-i. I u'iutit po.ic-niin
' r u-bars, to .vict the wid-
f r 'in 1-r s'iar.ty on the
. 'or 1 O Gr.i ly Herberts
i'ursday last. The UialoJge-
Tnrivi: was a Jlht on ytsUrday wei k
bet we, a the 1 In h.u.a u-i 1- r t
ar.d tho Colorado militia.
worow
j The rrohiliitioaiM' riiutiie ilepiitilieaii.
While the l'roh.b.lior.ists who ns-r i
bled at H.,rri-.l
Wiia S.irUt? LTtrtl ri-M-,m t . fnu .t rha T 1.
cowt 3 y, couimandeJ by Mijor l.?i!ie, was p:i;;fu! to witaes thtwr maifes'a-
a r:iit:asu:e e :r;.er. The InJum, lost ! "J d.stru.st a-id Lojtiiity toward the
several of lllz rreu ud tlreeoi four
whites wire killed and abou; that u.auj
wour.ilt-d. Ihe Indians went bark to
their reservation afur the tight. Lieu-
in-ii.f is a :
I.e widow Ciimr.uns from her tna'it Jiurcett, of thc regular aray.
; who was lent to Colorado to prevent the
j invasion of tho re-ervation by the :ate
j t.-oopa a:.d cowboys, telegraphs that
, L.'sIIc suirrij.d L'olorow "a cjmn t-ar'v in
. . j ...
ro-; 1 ft athi on the
1
tin.- 1 ierc!"n sct Til proo to
x, . si vc ta it Isciuvl and inbu-
teu; etn u -it of phy.-lr.l force lo turn i 'h morning, althoagh he (L-slic; had
ll.i.i ofhi'Wi'an.lUun, the enforce- ; as-1: red CVlor .w the day before, when
Tl".-".
be x
Tl. t.i .
D. r Artust It ". The evictio'-.s
an Iir o e;.Miav r;tes at Uciitits.owi'.
t.rtt'.r ' 1 Ojv. Ti e bi.:iTi wtrc rcia
tie.d ) l'Hta.:,iier3 and ttire 1 umht-.l
I'liliei ieii. Al. the h.u--.-s o.ctir...-d ij
,e '.. "ants w.n t u. 1 iet.l' il rn- ii!rd
d f i' Ief'"i:. T'i- hous,; or Mrs.
aJri:uai:ns, a widw, w . the lust a!-v-".e
1 iun by the p-ul.JT.-t. The w id-
iV 'til i'-T I : j .r. O r rv c. I n-iiV, .
nvo Hi nl nilll I . . ...
P v: x stonrsu.ij tcjimg water, tnd ! no vioence 10 justiiy nis conviction aud
were sh.iwertd upn the brtiOlTs j Lecauseof his honorable war record. The
wt L such t' iliag -tTert th they wrre prosecution of thtsa men was necess
Tevo.'d no less than four times. The j nry in tho interest cf good government
S'lMi.tt s nif n, in the;r a'tack., attemot- 'i i b buintmeot,
ni to oro..brtr their way throu' the 'ir cott1 transactions were carried
wsCa .nu r 1. and Mis. Criurmias La I I on witn unblushing effrontery, and the
'""""j inrir sa:i; was arrived at
afierak-ng tila! condacted fairly and
'Ley h id a talk, that l and the Indians
would be allowed to go back to the re
n?rvation unmolested. Tae troub'e
seems to bo over at least for the present.
A NfMitr.u of Grand Army men in
Chicago are said to Lave signed a peti
tion to the Governor of Illinois asking
him to pardon one of the Commissioners
of Cock county wh- Las been convicted
of conspiracy, on tLe ground tLere was
i.epuu. icans ci fennsvlvania. As th
i.' ,i-d is al ways d-sirous that no wiong
ohal! U.li.ii, to any party, it hopes tLat
iciri:r.?ioi.L!L;iy Larb-r-d Iv th.-
the b:g issues of the time. The Presi
dent who ave9 the pnblic domair, or
what the Itt publicans hate left us of it,
is doing thoroughly pitiiolic woik.
The Tnlune may call It "cheap demagog-sea,"'
but there are tecs o tbou
s.,nds in the Trtlint' partv who will
throw tL;u votes tor Cleveland in 18SS
because he Las opined the books and al
r ady n c!,.;mel twic. r.s many stolen
aces a? thr are in the whole of Ire
land. Y. Y. l!tr:il
11 r. t.Ij JstoneS Great Speech.
ITr. Gladstono was not far
whea he exclaimed last night
House of Cora raons that the prociama-
wrong
111
W. Stanley Day, aged thirty- five years,
of Spencer, Tioga county, Naw York, com
mitted suicide on last Sunday because his
wife refused to get up at five o'clock in the
morning to prepare bis breakfast. He leaves
a child and a twelve tbcusant dollar farm.
A few years ago his father committed sui
cide because a railroad was built across bis
farm against Lis wleh.
George Miller, of Clinton. , a robust
farmer of 40. walked Into a crowd of ac
quaintances Ifet week, w ben one said : "Say,
Millar. I beard you were dead." The rruark
appeared to have a wonderful effect or, the
rran ro whom il was directed. His face
turned pale, and scarcs-ly had the sound of
the words died out be I ore Mr. Miller fell life
less on the floor beforo thj horrified men In
his presence.
News has just been received at San An
tonio, Texas, from a reliable eource, of the
recent deatii in tne State of Vera Cruz, Mex
ico, of Julius Yaldonauo, a f aimer and
ranchman of considerable posessions. Thij
man's age at the time of death was iadispu-
V tably 104 years. At bis funera! among the
pallbearers were his three sons, aged re
srKctively 140. 120 and 1CJ years. They
were white-haired, but strong and hearty.
- While Mass was being calebratea at
ISurlington, Wisconsin, on last Snnday
morning, the priest's residence was robbed
of 300 In cash, a chalice valued at f"0 and
other valuables. The alleged robber, a
young man who gave tr.e name of A. M.
Silt-by, was arrested and taken to the county
jail at Itacine. White on the way he jumped
Tf1: . caidW'g wa.r pound oer their
i eia.-, lace t-nJ i evks. After the
f . .1 . i t II -fi'c.i .1 tl.i ..l(rrj IV... . .1!.. .
...v.:.o to t'-A ti.., ! 'li-i.irfeut!y
v .ii alH'i driven each.
PirVIy a joint ru-u waa rnado Ly the g'liit
, . ..... I; . .
i::msaiiu lion:", aun ine nouSu was
i . kea Ui'.o and captuird. It was found
1 hat the de' rdi rs cf the widow's hubi
tt;or. n iinlH'rei I. 'it nine persons live
men aud four women. Vl! were talvsu
?irioners.
A larire crowd Lad collected about
ti'e house l. witness the or.test. The
crowd ali synpi'hi.-il wdh Mrs. Criro
mioa and !!d k!1 1:1 their power to cheer
her up ia Ler Lt tie and to annoy ami
-cx;i-p-f-.;e th-- tlltcers. When the w!d-
ow'j paity wtr. at !odtuve-rrowere.d, the
rowd Uctr.fl t.e.Ltic ut.u presttd cloao-
ly up tDwaid !Lt ho i3".
Th priscrif !. w''e:i they wero l-d
ut, xi G i.' m ' Ir.'!:nd.M Tae
The p!-a of the petition-
rs h is only added to the offender's
ro d j
.'i
nx Tupsday next the seytu convicted
ar.aichists of Chicago who aro un.ler
.-erreiioe of death for murder by the
throwing of a bomb into a crowd of
policemen last May, will Le llaally de
termined. ).i the day above named the
S'irr-ir. Court of Illinois will meet at
:rawa ntrl renler a decision oa the
motion for a new trial which was argued
early la the summer. The case hae at
tracted nnusuai interest ever since the
commencement of tiie trial iu tLe crira-,
mal Couit ct Ciiicgu mere tbiti .1 v? ir
i,;;. i hs belie: m that citv is ihAt
n, . . -'. 7 - i uuw ui u.iranions mar. ice prociama
i 1.1 - i f'.8 towrd l.Le'r iPuWcaa j tion of the National Lague was eome
... ini, iveu, ana tt.at com
plete harmony will prevail.
hat. indeed, couij tr.e Prohibition
ists ot IViiBsyivaai do without the aid
of the liepublicar s The Ilpoblicans
e ect Legislatures to do just what the
Prohibitionists propes-. Has not a lie
pubacan Jgis'ature passed a resolntion
to iubrait a prohibitory amendment to a
vote or the p?op! ? And did not the
rtceat ltepublican S'.a'.e Convention
pledge itself again to ihi v
j What more could the Prohibitionists ot
i .-..ijujiTiiMi reaaonaoiv demand? ()
themselves they could not turn a wheel,
lhey could not by their own votes s-nd
to the legislature a score of representa
tives to nte for submitt'rg a prohibito
ry amendment. But when the RrL ub
Iican3doaM this preliminarv work for
them the Prohibitionists treat their
allies with, the utmost distrust. Instead
nKrLfcfu,:y "Poizing the service
which baa Let-u rtndeied them. Such
suspicion L? cot creditable to human
nature.
It Is true enough that the Reputli
cacs have not agreed yet to vote for a
prohibitory amendmeut. They have
only consented to start the game, and it
wi.l remain for their I'mhihui.,!
lies to run it down. VThec it shau bave
com to voting a great tnanv publicans
and atneers witl bo found among then,.
-iUL "T .lh.onKI D0t ta treatd with
ff. ? hJ9 ccount b? the Prohibi
tionist brethern at Harnsburg. Those
must lay hold of such instrumentalities
as come to their hand. Oa this oV
tion the Republicans are not a par?y of
Prohibition, but a party of much sub
misaion. r.lt. ffrw,i CD 8uD
-In Meigs county. OMo. on Wednesday
of last week, was witnessed a t.-rrlb e n?o t
between Washington Swisl.er" wen Inot'n
.f borh. Swi.herwas fixing his fences and
had his Bus with him fur game, wten th.
bail attacked Mm from behin.l. break Idr hi!
c.!ar bone lw.ee, fr.-turir.g u.ree V f
thing very much akin to a declaration
of warm tLe Irish jeople. The latter
svmpathiz-i with the League because
ILey believe it has twen their salvation.
Nobody did anything for the tenants un
til the League was founded.
Continuing his eloquent defense of the
league, Mr. Gladstone scored a strong
point when be called the attention of the
House to the fact that It was asked to
ratify the Viceroy of Ireland's procla
mation without being made cognizant
ef the grounds of it? issue. Suii con
duct cu the iart of the Government, Le
declared, amounted to a blight, cay,
almost to an outrage oa Parliament.
Notwithstanding the fact tbat the
proclamation cf the League practically
did away with jury, judge, resident
magistrate and Parliament, and Wt
Ireland to the absolute, unmitigated and
arbitrary control of the Dublin Execu
tive, which ia necessarily partisan in its
nature, be appealed to the Irish to have
patience a little longer. The Govern
ment's policy, he afliimed. Las not the
sanition ot the British nation, and Ire
land's expectation that the English peo
ple will very shortly fnlCl the reasonable
demands of the Emerald Isle will not
be disappointed.
TLe speech of the great Liberal leader
was niauifestly obo ot bis most notable
efforts bold, eloquent, impassioned and
prophetic JN'. Y. WurU
the ' from ear window, though the train was
going at full speed. He was stunned by
tbe fati and recaptured.
Stewart Shectler, of Bueyrua, ()
promised to take Cor Miller, ot the eaiue
place, to the militia encapment at Gallon on
last Sunday, but he failed to do 6a. The
disappointment led Cora, who is twenty one
yeas of age. and quite pretty; to attempt
suicide. She shot herseir with a revolver
the same night. Tbe bullet enteted the left
side below the heart and lodged in the mus
cles of the back. The girl may die, and
young Sbeckler says that if the does, he will
kill himself.
A'trne so dent lucrative that the police I
t.,l t,.,it ii;- . . .t ..:,., I " ' "in ue overrun
w j ,iw 14 . ww tir., i'm.''. j
K' tiLg Lini in a terrible manner. si'iZr
i:ian-.Kt.d to Pet tU un in s0iue way u, Z
, j . . t ja ' H
ard tMt the prisoners will pvo-m "I0'.,.K..,t:' '.B -!s tncli-. iniari.-s !
... tii,ijiajv. i
- 'nit-: iiiiLrniui -tin.. rtrf ti.
fatar Jay.
Worlh linnnlnx.
Mr. W. II. Morgan, merchant. Lake City,
Fta., was taken with a severe cold, at
tended with a distressing couch and run
ning into consumption In its first stages,
lie tried many so-called popular couh
remedies and steadily grew worse. Was re
duced In fiesa, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption and
found Immediate rtliirf, and alter using
about a haif dozen bctties found himself
well and has no return of the disease. No
either remedy can show so grand a record of
c iui as Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
suu.4,i.t.T!, wuwn i3 guaranteed to do Just
what is claimed for it -Tiul botllo fr;a at '
Jiifj drug atv;.-.
Tbe Sydney (A as.) Xor,tin;, 17crah
quotes an official report relative to attempts
to suppress the rabbit plague In Australia
and says : "The evidence goes to shew tbat
tbe present system tor ttw destruction ot tho
rabbiisa baa been a complete failura. There
has been 3C1,492 spent and 7.863,787 rab
bit have been killed. That Is. every rab
bit has cost nearly a shilling to kill, while
ibe lamentable fact remains that the rabbits
have not decreased in numbers, but have
rattier Increased.
The largest elephant of Robbins circus
got away from the ctrcus at Ingersoll, Ont
on last Monday afternoon and swam across
Smith's Pond. He then went through the
town at a lively pace, turned west and fol
lowed the river some distacce, destroying
any fences that were In his road, got into a
field where there were a number of cattle,
and. alter chasing the cattle.'around a while,
got on tbe Grand Trunk railroad track and
ts still on the road west, aboot six miles of
tbat place. There are number of men with
with two other elephants after Lim.
William Beck, a man sixty-two years
Of ace. is in Washington to se the officials
of the War Department in regard to bis wife
and children . who are held eaptlv by the
Sioux. Ha says that he and his family I
were captured by Sitting Dull and his war- j
riors near Dead wood in 1875. and that he
has not se?n his wife and children since
that time. He was in captivity twelve j
years before Le was able to make his escape.
Helfinally bectma a chief and was known ;
as "fouce tbe Cloud3 " II it.irp i th Wtr ;
Department to ijad hi family. j
GotoGEIS, FOSTER & QUIXX'S, Clinton St.. Johnstown 1, f;
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Stair Tads, Stiur Rods. Stair Ruttons, " 1
Oilcloths, Linoleum, Lace Curtains, Feathers
Turcoman Curtains, Madras Curtain Goods, etc., etc. Quality of Goo.i
uneqiialcd and prices the lowest.
General Nelson A. Miles, tbe renown
ed Indian fighter, was thrown from a tally
ho coach near Los Anelee, Cal., on last
Tuesday evening and had bis left leg
brvkca at the ankle.
Albert Veihoven, formerly cf Milwau
kee, but more recently a student at Law
rence University, Appleton, has decided to
become a r.r;maa Catcoiic priest, and has
gone to St Meinrad for preparation, nis
wife is to become a nun. Mr. Yerboven
owns valuable property thsre and la various
part of tbe State, and bas heretofore been
a devout Methodist. There was a parallel
case some sixteen years ago in Baltimore.
A niau and his wife, two sons and two
daughters, became converted to the Catho
lic faith, and all of them engaged In church
work the father and sons as priests and the
mother and daughters as sisters.
The instances where men have carried
bullets in their brain and lived are exceed
ingly rare. Col. Tickens, who was dischar
ged from Ilcievue hospital recently, afforded
a notaole case. IIo was aa efflrer in tbe
Confederate army. Hu home is at Lexing
ton. Ky. lie was wounded at the battle of
(iettysburg In lsr.x Since tbat time he has
carried a bullet constantly in his brain. It
gave Liiu pain fiom time to time, varying in
intensity. Of late years it had been more
painful. Physicians wno were acquainted
with his case told him that it would klil
Lin, yet he went home to Lexington, eound
in body and mind, with the bullet extracted.
In McDowell county and Southwestern
Virginia the drought has made the waters
very low. and the peculiar diseasa wnlcb
bas several times previously followed this
state of affairs, aud which Is supposed to be
a result of minerals in the water, has broke n
out. Iu tbe Dead Horse Cave neighborhood
there are more than one hundred cases and
thirty deaths have occurred. Not a family
uas escaped. Crops are neglected and
farm wo; k is at a standstill. The entire I
timfl Of &II WPll tifrti.nA la rci-i-t r. .... !
- , ' - - - " . . J IV' L. VI I . I o
for the sick. It Is estimated tbat two hun
dred people have died in McDowell couuty
alone In the past four weeks from thj disease.
CARL 111 V I NT UK
PRACTICAL
AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks
JEWELHY,- .
m a .
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Ml
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Optical Occd
Sole Agent
-Ff il. Hit;-
CelebratedRockf
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Wl .rT;i .-ir. V-'. I'-'-' 1 -
Columbia and Frodtmia Wat
In Key and Stem Wind.-n.
l,ATtGE SELECTION' of AM. rC,-0
Of JEWELRY- always 0:1 MnV '
l7 My line of Jewolry Is nr.- :r- ,
Ccme and see for yourself bet, in- i,'1Tk''
lng elswhere.
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ALL WOiUJ GUATtAXTErri
CARL RIVLXIL'S
Ebensburg, Nov. 11, iss.---tf.
JaaArfTWIAN Host TTl TllO Wovl 1
r , . - .- - . -.1
i
Next Tuesday the fate of the Anarchists
confined la the county Jillnt Chicago will
be made public. Tbe Supreme Court meets
at Ottawa on tbat day, and tbe decision on
the appeal will be among tbe first papers
handed down. Meanwhile It is gien out
tbat arrangements have been made by
which the Sheriff will receive advance notice
of tho character of the decision, and should
it be unfavorable to tiie prisoners they will j
be at occe searched aud placed In separata i
cells. The visits of friends and relatives
.in -1 - ,. . . ... 1
win iisu uo snipped, ana every posiitiia rre- j ai. Ar4io.
caution will be taken to fru-strate
FC V"?' or esroe M rsl'tri". 40 rralna powder: ml. M rr. :
40 6orr S. I Til .-.,1 .- . r.. ., . ... '
f 't 1 nrtirCUrB' T SnarB,,l"1 Soil tb o'nl aiwolntcly kalo rine on tne
reduced! 13 A 77F. AT?Ti -'i-rrj-j
- . 1 ji.naa if-K in ura. ur.n reDcWLrl. 'ra t.r..i-rl
II lart-fi Iioi.Uiik, 4IUUUDK. a.u4 anuvtiMt aal.r!r. A'l Ci'lLr'S frm '22 in n.u.
louruxu oiaireia tjles. p.-lwri r.-cm l?.Ou op. Scad lur lilugtrated rauOoj- e
MAR LI If FIRE ARMS CO., - Now Haven, Conn
A w" Urf:Tu I or onr rs'lbrf rid t. t-miv rnri o;:t;rr ,uo:l
I . V ''a rra.tr brrn t.n n antl no ciauli.: iu-lr.i: tt.c .-;ttr m v. lit
, : una carry on urariy a. jue prlios ftl target UuMu ti.aLo r
filiota.
aio a
iLnZJXirimmUl '-L.Oif; lOft O lUlJ Tr
A Kj.llr-iT Pnrwrn-VbrwvnalWo ia I a ' Ltt 5Vw. t
til Jirn wo. l&rUH i-jri(rii I car it i.rj
A'i-.J b-e
Wtii U4B't- W atl.ttl 04- Ct .4V .
SCheme Or Dlot for Ihir rlpaaa r.r fh Pcr-on i X-r"0 i a?ulvFtAM.iaVInwrii
- vul'"r't 1 lO'lioMWrcuDiinrriX'&'hWDii.-if c;ti:i!4Vmj
01 any or tne cumber.
W ".JBi,lU.:" .- o.aw.w -wja 1.4. .-1
T2ta72iiVT. ej Bta,3.r; 9 Ua. tJ. H?.w t
rrti kit nhca by lniliicr.-?m. lm---arr.,j.r;ni;n
n.iwi" ltiii.w. n.iri,.;-,)ii ct llf i.irifiRFWrnv u
o-cr IM.liitti.ii -iu rri."V-ai.il nit hi .t- 1 a.r.i j iil..,il.u , u., itif -3 li.'
RiifTUHtO PtJISGMB cur hate futfc Trte.1 ot cajr Appitanoe. ttQt 'itHtntl
The Richmond Disyiti.h says : A few j
days since a gentleman near Boswel's depot, !
on tbe Klehraond and Allegheny railroad,
missed a cow. He searched for her anl
when ho found ter she had given birth to
what should have been a calf, and yet, with
all other formations of snch, Ironi the
shoulder ont the neck and bead cf a woman
with all the symmetry thereor. and, further
more, the hair on this etrange head was
parted or had gracefvllv fallen hark-
side as ladies usually part theirs. The nose, j MOIiey Received Oil DepSlt,
eyes and other features were clearly and ha r.tui.i) on uemakd.
In a word, from the shoulder out was iu- INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
man iu rorru and the body that cf a beat.
k, i. Jo:ns:o.i, a. j. eitk, a. w. bitk.
JoliDslon, Buck A: Co.,
13 ATS' K li: 17
ZEbensl)nvg, Pa.
rj
TP W. DICK. ATT(ilVF.Y-A-l.AV.
J. Kbecsbarg, lnc iri l t: I
J. Lloyd, (lec'ii, (l-rft fla .r.) I'aTitrn itn c Ai
manner ol leil Losinen at'.rr.'led to fa;.i;i.t.y
rll and calleitljiii a e;.f cUJtj. i l'j-H.-.:.
Foit .4i.t;srr.A:t l. mm.' !.vi
re Fun.-, Jln;i-r sc.) t"h. t-t-l: 11 V. .-L -Second-lifind
envlntfi MCd liollfron Ihl. -.' ;
In uIpc ana ma-liirierv .-;.-cUl-t -T i . ' i
A aAUI.IN. Allrybeuy, i'a. ;.i;.r
t iv it risr.ns
JY ltnr-ll A- '.
The truth of tHa statement can be verified
by gentlemen of veracity.
A new counterfeit silver dollar has been
discovered. It is evidently made bv car-tins
COLLECTIONS MADE
AT ALT. ACCK.SSIBLB TOIKTS.
D It A. VTS on the Principal Cities
BnnKbt ami Ni.lU and m
from a moid taken from a genuine piece, j &SEtTu EculiHg BuSiUCSS TraES3CtC3. I x-?
ACCOVXTS SOLICITED.
I.y .i l lri - ': ;. ii. r
.. 10S-.ir.-6 M .
-nii lern -Im xi-. c.ift nf a: v j r. i- -c ; . r-
I AIiVKI; I'!-.lN(i inAni.-rli-an Nw-. "r. Ifti
j l'c lniiiitil-t !!.
'11KA1KNT and BKST. I'rlcru Hn ni-.
HOLMAN'S NEW PARALLEL EIEL
n1
e:ircul:.rs lrao. A. J. aiolniHii a . I'hIU
It is not stamped by a c. In color it is
something lighter than genuine silver, hay
ing a clean, soapy appearance and feel
which rieyents ordinary grit or dust from
adhering to it. The lines of the engraving
are not at all sharp, like the original, and
the coin is noticeably thicker, the milling
lines on tiie ede longer and tb3 diameter
c!;..l.ll aK-l.iM 11 ' V. 1 . 1 .1
euUiri. uurii uruj.pfa iuo coin 1 Jilunsti-r tewn-iilp. CiuMU muliv
does cot ring clearly like silver nor dron i n,',"u
flat Hie lead, but it emits a slam metallic! '',E. ABovt ai-wks ci.kakkii.
A. W. BUCK, Cashier.
tTenfriur, April 4. lS4.-tf.
FARM FOR SALE":
TflKSUHSIKlHKIi Wlt.I.SIil.LHlS y K n
kn, wo ii the I.I l.'KKTl- I'A 1( "il. uttuitp :n
C):it;i.c:!.
noise. Tbe "s'
In the nnr.1 nlnrlhn.- 1 V--'" "'5" ' .Tame l.ou.o and
i imiiip nam. i no nirui Is in a i i.Mit.. ,i n.
noticeably bad, and the imperfect casting : vmion. ip well watcre i and iia. m oi-.i irciinni r.i
of the old English letters in tha motto "In j TK, tY.n.in Vne'iJ.:
(Jod We Trubt" gives the appearance of a i ,,,ir kI"1 t'i'"ii Jia.invij.
line runninu tnrni.t., th latt,.r ..,. ! ,..T . f5?.rtt'tr. .VrU.'-ul ,r! L n!inrre ct ilf..rxe M.
i.ic iuiiiiii'k iiuuui;ii me lem-rs, as tnoucli i l.Vade. ! i . i:i.,.rir-!.i:r.- i
the counterfeltei was not qnlte sure of the j cJ "n lho i-n:in'c..
sentiment. It Is softer than silver. ' Jiy a. i-7.
There is not much doubt now that t'e i
peach crop is really short. Only three or
o-ol the nndrr'fyn-
J'lliN Mflil'-lY
Ci:t;AiJ NOT1CK.
four out of thirty narkinir KUhithmBi. J1ir!iIf.t.VL,' ''-T il1" : ?Nhe-,"rtM'otui.jn
. ... ' " ; u" irionu iiios. Mr- I lea oH amtirla cuinty
in Baltimore are now In operation. Last j tat,e l. I't-n , r Tcthi.
year at this season they were using from ' FetJK.-iiy ? "kiwJr'w Su"I""Jil ia"
25,000 to as.ooo bexes daily, but th avera -a i "'NJY 'K a'mhkia. br.
received how does not exceed 1.500 boxes . To I'KTKU kfcLl.Y.'iinisBTito t
per day, and no Increase piiwctwi. tiu . ... . l.:,,. (" n hcToton.re mm-
- - -v. T I lillDdfil. lliHI n I inall.rnl ..... ...I ...
cune.1 lnin-ft snide vou t .md aiit.car In r..nr ,Jly everything nent and tidy :
l.ri-i'Pr iieioon rn.fi.re nur Jud,to. at K leorliuric. at J "I Ici.lo lucrli a lllK.-ral -tui.ro ul
. ouri.oi i.iauion rieii'. there to Le hel l on I
V'lT'CE TO STO('KHiU'KKS:
L- the annnal meettcu .t lliu
ot the ;re.v5n Sfritiv 'i.'ii.in wilt- i j
the .Mountain Houe, t'ro.-n.iu . I n . nr. i
Auiiut id. i-.r. ar v o'ehvk. a. m ' K, :
I'refideat aud 1 irec'..rs rar: -I iv a-i.l -.-.IA.MKS
V . .Ii. I I ' i.y.
July Ij, ;it. . ,-;
Mi:jiiv aiiw miisi ks
1 ilr-
.JOR(.i: . UOWM.I. A I !..
lei Sprnrc Mrfft, New York lt.i
y SKLi:TL.ieT.'ril, C-.Nkv 'i-av:
W 111 le tftit free on :i.(.;ic.i-... .
(,LiM i;iX NoTit'K.
j K .e ol .1 it, n I i rirn..-. d-'n-" f i.
l.H'er lo-tni.T.t.rv on the c- ' "
.r.tne5, lUcuaf.l, h:;f Ii.h '( n ur:ir: :
an.lerf Itrt-d. nti-e is hon-hv .mi t. -
sun- iDd.'l.ti. l to ;Ud eiate "jnu-t niisc
witli di-'.'.v. :.-i. tli .-ii! tiavlnir -'3-pi av
f :mie fh.r.M.I .n s.-nt IIio:li. t.ro;..--l v si--ttd,
l.r I ;i. ia.- r.:.
M.llil!Ai;i:i' i KIV
Allett1'-' twii., .1 in v l' I
BARBER SHOP.
pacaiDg nouses nave ruralsbed a steady
market for peaches and prevented tbe glut
in tbe markets of great cilles that a few
years ago forced their sale, occasionally, at
prices which would scarcely cover the cost
of picking. Even In the good peach sea
sons of late years su-.b sacrifices do not
have to be made. It is the packers who
suffer, not the immediate consumers, in a
bod season, for the latter can afford to p?.y
more for tbe fruit, and as long as tha supply
Is short tbe peaches will go to the city
markets rather than to the packing houses.
The under.i'4nHl init-- tha r!inns ot 1
hunt ainl t.l liC l : er:il,y to i n.l at li on
Centre St., Kt Tli -li jrz. I'u.. .;;.or.'i
M.... ii. ...... -i i . .iJ ! . . .
. ui. i.i.u.- .I.....II , ni'i-il.- in ni.; lie
ready I i arfui Into llicr.i With ;i "l. an h v
inanded. that nil uiaiier ni l.nein.... .i ... . , a H' em on f l:"rr n..:k-
March :l, '87.
rKTEK W ILHi:i..V
. I. . . . .. ... . . ! '
.io .i-i .inn. lay oi c.' tuiic-r rcrt. to n how I
cause, If any you have, why vour wile Marifarrt )
Kelly, should not he dlvon-e.f frem the hondu of I
tnatnnifinv whtrti .Iia h,rh iniitrj .f...i i.-it. i
t iocs Id Peter Kellv. a-j;reeh!e to I'ttllloti and i jf 1',t,or!' admintetrntl'm on the i-
Iihel exhibited against you ticinre our xald t'ourt -cuuirc late ol t 'learhi I I t
ou l this jou fliail in no wise orait at j our titrll ' ainhnn countv. decensed. liavinir Leen
Wl-rxF.-.s tho II .imnil.lo Uohert 1 l.-l n 'n I to ,he un,iCr-' triod, nil J.erponn Inileh'i .:
"Miieui .lU Tue ot oar said C ourt, thl? 'JTm dav i uereny nonnen lo make ! m
A DMINISTHATOirs NOTICE
of Jtini;, A. U. 1SS7.
H. A. SHOEMAKER, I n th y.
tbenshurn, .lulv a, 1s7.
E N
WO Ml
Xewdlnc reneweil itnnk, r wka ..ITi-r fVoa.
I.lraillli, pwillar Lbclr mi, mkamlA try
ru ? vi t .e3tj" .r-r x m?.A
feHi M fcg
3
THO
CE5T TONIC
ThM owlicine eointiine. Iron with nur viyetchM
t iriu-a. ud invaiuaMe lor 1!-a. h nvc ur kl
? omen, and ail who k-ad -d.mtr7 liv, i ya.
Tu-lie .nd I'crllieii tr. I'.lonri, -iinii.li.le.
-aa ApiM-tlte, trrntt.rn. ta. .tlnaeU-a aud
tf'"" T,n l"w:td- IfiTieoruiea.
. -kiara ttwi cnuiiilexinn. tnd maken t hp skin amrxitb.
Ii dia not luu kq tUe t-a, oauM hn-idaca". or
I""1 couat ll'tt-nn a'l otk.r Iron ,.(, in,, .j
il- tjZjU,ETH JJArRD. 74 Farwell Are, Vilaao-
"t'i - ender dnt of lo &-,th
1 Iiiitb UM-d Hrowu's Iron 1 it lorn u,l it iiakbaea
mor-i tlin a di cl-w to rue. navnn CUiod n of th.
"-- ldi hisw in Ufa. Aim. cured m of I.it
e tJnciiiiniiiL. and Dow uif oooiplozi. ,i u, , lar mJ
oml. lla also tmeu U)u.,ucu.l to niy chililri-u "
Mrs. bona : Ukasdux i:m Lo, kport, ff Y
Jvt: I huv. miff i1 unt-ld n.u.i. llolu tVi-iil
C, iB.int4-, ud cv.ui.i . I.u.ia rolicf Ir.ia uotloiur
oroati'a Irnii ninm.'1
tit-n.nr-i. hib.vi- Ti.i Ma- k nl.r,i..3 r. .1 ,a.
..urH. Tii!.. un ..li, r. l.. 1.. ..,.1. l,y
rjAXIJF?5?" irt.l4BI.E KKStU.
CURE FORT t or Torpid I.i.er,
. liilioni. Hradai he,
COfiSTIPATIOH, rJZ'ZZZ,
Seltzer A i-ir-iit.
It Iscer'aln In IUrHioUi
It id irentle in t:$ artl n.
It l Jialateable to tho
I iet I i .. ... ..
- j " I:,? ulM'n ,n r,,rP. n J I cures
-io4 ? '' ""mrj, not hy outran-.
XJK-u ni4tl,lu- ! -ot tai.e
Xiliay ' Tioleut t.urita:ive your-
""Sauaa'r- selves or a 1 low your i hil-
. ti a . " -j'lren to take thci'ii. always
S CR-Hf52uaCn3 u e!tfilBt :,, :,r-
Wiwn llkiU JUklllO, ni-t.,,tiv.i oreparnion.
AND nhW-ii Inn !.o.-n lor irnre
thin lorty years a riuh:io
D YS P E P S I A.;'""'
mmk FARMS F0RSA1E.
3 farii.a. Jv to lil.-MI ., t a to 4S o."
WJ aere--Hi market. H.,.l-t,y - l1n..,"Kvor:
I'AJ iil.- rrxpecta. W rite tor . in niuri. o mLiri i,.-ev.-riotwn
S.,,rr (;U.K A ballA V K
PATENTS
HESEY W ISE GARN EXT. Attoruev-i-Law-
r . WASHINGTON, TJ. C. '
re fers to Id N-.tion:i Hai-lr. Waanln-i.m r -
I '.GU.RE FITS!
w, t
I I
j i h i u-.i ii .tn t-..i.'- in m..ii ihm i.n
'I I llll. f I ...H . 1..!:, il rr .
I"! l , r !!!.. i - V i n i.i r. i
I V.r-.;.. , .-..iv . (ri-..
outdelay, and all tlmsu Imvluu elniuii'aK
F.-in-e will ireder.t tliciu, vrouprlv auth.-i. !
lor hetilcuient to
IIIKAM M,iH !i;i..
Adm'rol W tillam .1. .MrUuin- :'
4"leii.rii 1.1 twji., Ajinl J-.', l-;.-ct.
Ail. 1-
Pollcies written at short notire la tr.e
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
AnU other Virnt '!! t'oinpnntra.
T. W. DICK,
rT rK the
old iAirrFOiiD
BRBIKSURASCBOlin'.
IJOMMENEIi IiX.-.slNtS
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