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RIDAY, - - - DEC. 2, 1SS7.
Ten years ago harJIy any beet sugar
wan Imposed Into the I'tlted S'ates.
In 15 the amount was ex icily 1233 4GC,
pounds. Then there was a prejudice
against this kind of sugar, but we hear
no more complaints on thli "core. It i
soM alongsUle of Cane sugar ami no one
frnrmj it.
T)i National CorornlMee of the I'ro
bibltion party met at Chicago on Wed
TtesJtv l.tst ami ilecldnl opm Iodianap
olis for Lolling the uext National Con
vention to nominate candidates for
l'resldent and Vice President, and the
2rst Wednesday in June lSS, wti
natuotl as the day.
IIknuy CKfiucr.'" crjran, the New
York Mux Jn iZ. intimates In its issue of
last n Ic that the anti Poverty or Uni
ted L:thoi Tarty will have n- Presiden
tial ticket in the Geld next year, but will
make a strupjrle to elect some Congress
men, hoping to secuie a voice in the
House for these interested in tax re-
Tar report of the Third Assistant
Tost master General for the last fiscal
year shows that the total ordinary reve
nue for the year was, lu round nuac
Ders. 4S,C.J00. The roony from the
money cider business was JT10 OK.
miikinR a toUl revenue of 719 0U0.
The total expenditures for tte year. In
tluJicc actual .Hid tMinutrd on'stanl
ing liahillUes, amounted to ?"3 l:U 22
showing a dHicit In the revenue of
omethiri over four million of dollars.
From these figures it l.i quite apparent
that the time Is fast approaching when
the Dep iitment will be ab'e to p.iy its
own expns s, if it does not eveu j ieM a
handsome revenue.
The New York Court of Appeals
banded down its dt-cinion on Tiu aday on
the appeal of Jacob .Sh.arp from hid con
viction for bribery of th New Yoik
citv Hoard i f Aldermen. Whtn Shaip
was on trial in the lower court his own
evidence before a committee of the State
Senate in relation to his dealings with
certain members of lha Board of Alder
men, was admitted against him. The
Court of Appeals holds that this ought
cot to have baen dte. Sharp will now
be admitttd to bail and released from
prisoo where he has been cotfined since
bid coDvicliui) aed senteuce awairiiig
the decision of the mi.tr court. If, is
uncertain when bis next trial will take
place. He it an old man a:id complete
broken down in health, but is still
wealthy.
JtArtONE Cjuers a U publican ma
jority oq the poyuUr vo:e at the la-e
election lr VirrrlnU, whi'e the
Democrats show a Democratic m .j irity
of 5.0'K. OO course no one b-lieves
llahone. Senator UuMIeher'-r, his
colleague, ditches tho matter, and
says:
Tho result in Virginia wa.s no sur
prise) to m?. We were licked fair and
square. It was M thone and his an'h
oJs tbU defeated the U-'puhlicaus. Ilia
management of the canvass ami h s
abandonrcent of the only issues that we
could h ive won wi'.Ii mide i; irapoMstM
far the K-publicans:orep"y totti Dem
ocratic s:ump speakers. Si Ur us I
know, there was no fraud htever at
the pols. as has been charged, ai.d no
one seriously believes the senst ional
reports. The chtrgea printed hy cer
tain papers that we were cheated and
counted out are the worst kind of rot.
Wh. one of our own men was eiec'ed
by barely 10 mjpiity. If the D-mo-crafs
wanted to count u out how oasv
it wouM have been to wipe away the 10
ctes.
Showman- PhiaeasT. Uirnum s-ys
thit the total loss caused bv the de
struction by fire of his winr quarters
at Bndgerv-irt. Coup, on le; Sundtv
nl,jht a w.k, will toot up Jl K) 0)0. in
cluding the building, Cvlej.han3. the
lions, tipers and alt theoth.-r wild betts s
dss'royeil, the beats, cauves, tents, poles
costumes, etc, and alt o her maUriat
used with the show. The tlephau's
lost were valued at. J30.000, the buiMirg
at 2'),000 and the wild beasts at $130
000. the seats tents and costumes at
$180,000. Since the dis.iser Mr. Bar
num has received by every mail a vaet
cumber of letters, most of which are
from children, and tLt.y havd been re
ceieved from points as far as Chicago
and Sc. Louis, and Quebec and Port
land, all exprtsmig smpathv and good
Wishes, lu this connection it may be
.stated that 15 ileum's agent In London
telegraphed t him oo Sturday that he
had puichased the en ire collection of
animals from Wombwell's meuagene,
near Lydail, England, to be added to
the purcbas-s for the new lUriium
collection now being made. Womb
well, who is dead was known as the
English Barnum."
Attorney General Kirkpatrlck of
this Slate has decided tha'. a woman is
not eligble for un appointment as
notary public. The decision is the re
sult of the application of Damon Y.
Kilgore, a Philadelphia lawyer, to Gov
ernor Beaver for the appointment of bis
wife, Carrie B. Ki Ipo e, to the i nice of
Motary public. The Att rney Gennj.1
bt Us that her appoint ment would estab
lish a prevent that r.o law of the
8 ate provided tor it, and that it wou'd
occasion litigation becau.-e tnany per
aons won'd doubt the wahditv of ttieap
pointment. &lrs. Carrie II. Kilgore has
acquired a vast deal of uo-.on.-iy during
tte last three or four years through her
persistent efforts to btc iaea Philadel
phia lawyer, the same aa 4:er bu-band.
Echof th courts, however, to which
he made ibe a plicat ion ref ust d her re
plies'. At last one of the Judges ap
lolnt d a committee to examine into her
knowledge of tte law, and a favorable
report bavins: la en made, the was ad
mitted tu the bar ar.d inteted into
partnership with Damon, her husband.
Her ambi"oe for legal tame don't seem
to be saUi-fi-d and she now wantj to try
ler band at p'ajing Notary puMte. At !
the municipal election next Febrnarv j
Carrie will, perhaps, want to ! elected
conatable of the ward in Philade'phia j
In which he resldea. Her pror ephere J
Is at home talcirjr cam of her babiee. if
he bas any, which we think la hardly
lrnbable. j
TllK C-'ngiesstooal caret-r f the U o.
Win. II. Mrtin, a m-we'y el-c:ii and
very fresh memrer of the House from
Texas, nearlv came to ao inglorious and
tragic end in Washington a week go last
night. Martin is the succrssor of Judge
Itc-agan who acquired a national reputa
tion during his long and active service
in the lions, from which he has ben
promoted to the Senate by the Legisla
ture of his S'ate. Tnis brilliant per
formance of Martin just on the thres
hold of bis public career is a sure pre
cursor of his future greatness. A
Washington correspondent rpeaka of it
as fi'lows :
lie arrived In the ciy and inscribed
hi? name on the Willard register, along
with other statesmen, and was assigned
a room commensurate with hla i ffi;ial
d!gni:y. Late iu the evniog h turnd
himself over to a colored barb-r and ex
perienced a hair-cjt. Arer sacrificing
his Stmpsouiao locks, he further sub
mitted to the Cem ludsof the new s-cial
life into the vortex of which be had so
audd-n'y P'uur.ged, by discarding his
bis Texas flannel shirt end d.mntug a
broad expanse of linen and standing
collar. Then submitting to the for
mality of a shine, he retired to his room
wiih the evident consciousness of a man
who felt that be had discharge.1 fcij
his full duty toward the cew clvilizi
rion, and was pr pared f or acy emergen
cies which might arise.
Along abnut mirtnignt ths l.K'.Urf the
hotel lx-c.iuie s.fl ing with the odcrof
escaping gs. Mr. Dewitt, one of the
attaches of the house, up u making the
discovery, at once surmif-d lha: sonio
ljdy h id blown cut the gas. 11 btgan
a hurried eeaich, ar.d af'er much suif-fn-g.
finally located tlie odur by its in.
tensi y at the door of tie Texas Con
gressman. To his gentle ri pping at the
door there w,s no refp;iue, and even
nhen be i oun.tr d vigorously the onlv
reply hum witLIn was siler.ee. .Sum
moning n prter he burst opvu the dj)r,
s,nd found the room GUeJ vi h gs. the
jet turaJ on anJ the Line Sur
statesman ling m bed uncjosjio us.
Aid was summoned, and af.er a long
i-uurse of treat meur, and the persistent
application of restoratives, the Texs
L'ougreesmau was eaved to his consti
tuency. He explained that, not know
ing ho thi drurd thing woikcd, he
had blown out the gas.
The jury in the c se of John Mc st.
the New Yoik Anarchist, who was
charged with using iucen liary threats
on a speech be delivered in Kraemer'a
II ill it that city on the night after the
Chiw'atco Anarchists were executed, reo
dried a Verdict of gui ty on Monday
night. IIci counsel will m.tke a motion
for u new trial. Mott himse:f was a wit
lir?s Hid tlllly tl-Ii tdlhat he had used
the threatening language in his ppeeih
which the three uew(pair irpir'ers
who w.s present attr tu ed tohiu. On
cross examination Mr. Nicolt, As-tisrhiit
Distiict Attorney, q'irbtijned Most oa
itie record of his p.m life. The prison
er said he ha I ben convicted of treason
in Aus ria in 103. and hat e-ij Inii ris
oned for one y-ar. In 170 he was
again convict. d id that country of ti.e
Same crime and got a Ave years' ?en
teuce, but gained his liberty iu 1S71
through amues y arar.ted to political
prisoners. In 17? he was sentenced to
one year's imprisonment in B rim for
cnlnr.g the emp-ror of G-rminy u
sughterer' and a "maasacrer." Iu
1S71 he was sentenced to imprisonment
ti-r une yar at:d six months for a ppr-ech
mdin lL-riin mi the memorial dy of
thi Paris Commune. In 177 he was
ser.tencec in IJr!iu to two luonih' im
pii.ioument for blasp'iemy. In l-vl
was ser.tencej in England to IS uinuits
imprisonment for applauding in he
F. fiutlt the killing of thecztr. When
he got out of prison there he came to
this country and has since remained
here. Most is no d ubt proud oT Lis
prison lito in Europe and when one
thinks of his previous disreputable
career it is hard to s-.y what ouht to be
done wiih him. If this country had a
p-nal colony m Alaska there would be
the proper p'ace tor him.
Lnder an Act of the I-zflature of
Georgia the people of Atlanta and of
the county iti which it is situate voted
t.oyear3 aKo on the of p.o
hibitingthe sle of intoxiciting liquors
within the limits of the county. O it
of about S,M) votes the Pronioitionsts
carried the d.,y by a m j irity of 2
k . J . J J
The same Act permits a vote to be ta -
ken on the sarua istu every second year
and the 'lesLiou was agiii submitted
to p ipular vote on Ia.st Si'tirclty.
The Oght of the t-vo factions ha3 been
going on tor nearly six weeks and has
been of the mmt bitter und exciting
na'.ure. M-etinqs were helj every
night all over Atlanta anJ a every
cross.roaJ ou'airie of lh city limits.
Tue negro vote wis the bone of couten
tion in as much as it wad the balance of
power aud each side msde a supremb
eudtavor by every means poss b e to se
cure it. Although Ihs c 1 trad vote was
divided it seems to be conceded that
the buik of it was eas: agtinst rohibl
tion. The a$j eg' vote cast was
aoout 10.0U0 which is an excess of 2 000
over the vote of two years a? , and the
rxjij.triiy wjainst Prohibition iu the city
and county is over 1.000, This change
in public aentirnent has been brought
.j .ut from the simple fact that Pr.ihl
b tiou in Atlanttt, as every where else,
did not prohibit and that by the testi
ni'Ty of her own people thnre was an
it crease and uot :i d -crease of drunk
enness. The year 187, us fr as lha
resul.s hve been asct-rtaim-d thrvuh
Ihe ha; lot box, has lu.t teen a good un
for the caus-j of l'lohiui'.inn.
AcouuiNti to a !
e!sewhere pub:ished, M
'ris d:sp
(irevy. I
esi-
Ueut ot t raoce, has UuallT determiued j K-aJ the fodowing : Mr. C. H. Morrl
to escape '.he difficulties in which his j Newark. Ark., says: "VFaa down with
admiuialrarion has become involved by ; hsessof Lunus. and friends and phvsl-
resigning n!s i-flice. Tnat event was ' fUr l,rotM unred rne an Incu-able C'nn-
Cied to take place on yeaterday n be I "umPliT- B.-gan taking n . King's Nw
followed today by the election of his 1 fl?0?!'. " 0'"3ralti',n. m "ow oo my
successor by the vote of Ihe Senate and , ' V' " T"r lbe wo,k
. . ' Z. " my faf m- I I the finest medicine ever
Chamber bf Deputes. M. Grevy was ' made." -eutcine ever
fitst elected lres:dent when ilc.M.honj Je-s- Mlddlewsri, IVcfor, OMn. says
rea gned in W9. a year l efore bis term ! "Had It not been tor Dr. King's New Dia
expirrd. lis was r-elected for the onr f"e C.Misomprton I would have died
Seven years' term in 10J. arjj b43 ytt of Lung Trouble. Wsa given np by doctors
until to Jerve. J Ani " best of health." Try It. Sam-
rle K-ttles free at E. Jaw".' drag atoie-
Two Cjelone Ktorles.
The other day ml u.e Preas C:ubroorns
a sroupof repoiters weie relatmg per
oit experiences. "Tne most ibrillu-g
s ght 1 ever eaw," s-'d one, -ws the
howling cvcione at Il-cine about four
years ago. I never waul to see another,
tor ibe sisht soared away ten years of
my life. I saw a big. copper colorrrt.
fuooel-shaped cload appioaching. ahd.
aoic;patmg that thee would l-e a live
Iv j-nim, went to the top t-tory of the
Y. M. C. A. bmldii.g to see it break
over the city. The immense funnel
came r arer and bearer, lower and low
er. mJ s ically approachii g the Ii h
mian qusr'er of the city. Then, to my
horror, buildings were tossed in the air
like dice thrown from a box. mingling
in indescribable confusion with section
of fences, broken aud upiooted trres.
ail iu a cloud ot dusr. I cau't describe
the ttrror lhat took p.vi9ion of me
when I saw the big house fl. ing through
the air. and to this day I do not know
how I got down ihe several fl ghts of
stairs aiid out of the bui dine. When I
recovered my corr.p-wuie I whs ten
blicks aw-y in trie opposite direction,
all out of beath. I d.i't Ihu k I evei
ran t he distance in such a short period
of time as :ha lav trying to tun awy
from that ejetooe."
'That reuimd!" me," a?d one of the
listeners, 'of a litr epia h1 tht pu
a f-w gray hairs in my head. It was
in D ikoia and occurred lapt year. I was
wotkin? ou m S Paul i.ier ai-d bed
ben sent or a sprcial mission in;o the
ai'j lintrijr territory. A frind of mine
bad tken a claim in Di.ky couuy. ai1
I lo k silvantagof ihe opor'nnrv afford-d
to tmy him a iei . We were
havinir a social chat when I oliserved
nn anxious look come over his face.
He aupred to the window and with
h'atictud fi-e hhou'ed to me aud the
aifm'r8 or his family,
-nush for the cellar.'
" Whai'athe mattei VI asked.
" 'I'm afraid there will tw acyclone,'
he answered, 'and I would rather be iu
a cellar than in the gair-t,
"I would like in see a cyclone,' I
said, H'jd ti"k my p'nee by ihe window,
w hile the o" heis rushed fr the Cellar.
exctii g me to follow. I Confess I diil
not Htiiicipate 'hat my tri-tid.t' tears
were well found d. for I eaw nothing
ataiming in ihe cl u that was trav.l
l'ig toward the p'Mce. Tliere ws a
barn a little ws lynd, an the cioud
e. ned to be nuking a bee line for it.
Th--re was an oppie-sive sti'.iurp.s ffir a
tninu'e or two. then a few jus-s of
wiprt. and. before I had liine to triitik,
tat barn went eari'ig on towards the
sky. aiid ws carried Unlily over the
riKif if ihe house like a mere toy. The
house itself semrd to te lifted up aev
eral feet upon one end and then settled
d iwn eeam gently, as though some
iaiits h.nd had tilted it and set it
back uni'jorfd. Was I scared? My
hair sood on end, and when I saw that
brn sailing in the air I wrsh.d I had
i tken my irterd's arivire ami cr-pt into
theceMHr. Ihe narn was sHtterfd 'or
adist jince .? several miles. We noii'dn't
linil enoueh soutid boards In OuilJ a re
e:ct:ble hen coop. Tnat s.tn.e cyc'fiiie
played a curious frek on ttirej men
engiged in hkirnr iiifa-os in a little
ehn'y near by. I sucked up the roof
and sides of the litrie structure, wi'h
le men. leaving t he fl mr intacr. can ied
Iheni a quarter of a mile ir. a j ffv. and
set i hem down right in the middle of a
potato field."
PowJerlj'a l.anJ Theory.
Philadelphia. X vraher 1 T.
V. Powd'riv. M ater Woikmau.il the
Ku'g.'irs of Lti.or. th's werk cmmences
the publication of a series of I-tters in
I re tifficial oran of ihe orij-r, c n'ain
ig Miirgestions np-in which a ppuUr
Vote of I lie tnrlDVn IDhV S.MIU lie a:. feed.
Mr. P.iwd-r'y j -ins issu- wiih the
c..inai'n prop-ry theory. 1I etCrms
Ihe cHslges aeainst epcil'atori mtk!
ereedv landlords, but gives :he K-iieh's
or Litmr the credit of f.:rcing i Q'h.
"until nw ae s-en pnlilic fili vaN.
legislstois, head! of departments. S-n;-
torsarnl the President himself s! retch -irie
fori h their hands to eave the hcii
tge or the people.
l'idividua's." says he. "miih? nave
raised theii voices in vain ; t ev niight
have written and prayer! ; tenia? rd or
gstnztioi.s or ni-r. m:glit live ietiiion
ed tlie lawnntkeij id ii, give away the
!a!rt. and their voices, prayets and
peri' ioos wou'd have jjone forth unheed
ed had n.a the united voice of nin ant:
women who believed Hnd de lare.l that
not atiother cie for rai'roads or sier.:
lators' should te given or battered away
forever.
"To r.o other organ"zi?ion be!onesth
creditor calling atte,i n tn'h-r vag9
of the Und epecittator. K'lhm or
Ih r have kep'. tha' que.'i..n t.romin
ently Wfore the tep Jn seas n and
our of season, and i-tore our ,nisi in is
ended the Mnho'y gra'O of the fipecu'a'or
and th-elien Uo.llorJ wi!l J. reruove.1
Ironi the soil forever. To d.v in k.ri
j town and hamlet tne lend q iention is
1 U-ing s-ndied and theimple prop,,a;i i.m
' f thM K"'eh' or L.tvir atMiida up in
' R,,ul ,,,,rn be'ore every rnsn and woman
j .T-.n.K taJe X
vaured which In ihems-lves (md vry
j riice as to the ownehip of H the land
! ,,.,fl, people -in common.' B fore that
1 ll-c KHiura ,t,e P"0 m,1
i !srti In think in common.' I', must
j tlrst t oVm,.r.r rated that ihe idea is
practicable. Inr.ce -livd that the
! l,-,P:e Could own ard till lhesll in
co'nmon. id hi nor tetiv that tr was
right for an ind vtdu ii to hold asnire.
ownersmp or the tsoil. Todavl know
that an inlividiiil cannot hold absolute
title to the poii if ihe interests of the
p-op'e -in common' req-ure that it ehould
be o her is.
'I no longer heljpvn that the pop'e
ir. common cn I ill the Roll and own it
in cominim ; Hut, hecaus they d.i pot
think 'in common ; second, ta-came the
People are on y people and not anpels.
In other words, rue people are not grvd
enough yet to discard the native selfish,
neas whit-h was hum in them. V
must take men and women as w fi ,d
them. As we fin.i men and women t
d ty. I hey re eelfih and crasping.
Ech one has a desire to own and con
trol a home jf his own, and my ff irts
will b- pm forth ro the end thar each
man who whirs to n:;iy own his home.
If ev-ry man owneo his home labor
woii d he more appreciated than it Is.
The desire lo re due the hours of labor
wo.i'.l be greater, for every m.n wou'd
hav- a place, on which to expend bis
epa'e moments.
' S-tiing aside th future nf the land,
the one idea nn which all mn can unite
is lhat the land should he kept, from
sharks, specula ors kr.aves and Und
gr.ll-rs native rial nraliz-d or alien.
On this piiocipte the KHghia nf Libor
hav tinned over a million pe,,p.. for
n. matter how many members may
have drifted awr. tbev were a unit.
that quesiton and still believe i; true."
In (onianipdun lnrarbl
Ibaajres In Irauc.
The many chs"-a in ttie French Gov
ernment since 17S9 are un a' interest iug.
Though th; caues of the French Revo
lution weie at work 1 nir tie tor- the
meet ing of the Stages General in 17S9
'lie first time that it had convened since
1G14. then began in a leg.slative way ihe
be trouolea which have never since
been s cutely quieted. For four years
after the meeting of the Si"es General
the popu'xr rstwer continued io rise un
til L-njis XVI. was teheaded. iu 171)3.
when the rol prerogative was n t-r-oina'ed
a d the tihxKly career of the
revt-lutiouis's pievailed unchecked.
It ratrly nrnw: itself out in its in
rensity and preiwred the way for the
dictatorship of Napoleon, rNn to be
followed by his cornation as Emporor.
He wrought order iu home nffai's. and
at the same time conduced the unparal
leled Beries of wars in which hif tame
was ccnMimms'e.i od which ended in
bis downfall io 1514. H- was Emurnr
-ur. for tn yeare. The allies placed
Louis XVI 1 1. on the throne.trmn wh ch
fie was on veil for one hundred d)s in
the following vear bv Xaif-'eoo. .q his
I ri urn fmni E 6a. L u's XVIII. was
reins'a'ed atiei Waterloo iid reigned
for i:ine jears longer. His brother,
t'harl. s X., then reigned tor six yeaib
and ws de hrotied in 130 v revolt, to
make place lor the Ci z -n King. L'his
Pnilipp-, w!io was in tn'" over brown
lif the revolu;ion of 1S4. when th
eecond It-punlic began its short and
troubled existence.
ciaPstic troutiles and rnrl dis
conteni cti'uitr.aied tii tlie coup d ctat
by wh'cli Lais Napoleon, rtien Prei
lent, iy d the whv to te m-.de En
petor in l"o2. His Empire lasted rnne
leen years only, and was sustained
mam'y by she policy of diterting the
hi ten' ion of the pniip frotu the internal
edniirnstratiop. II- enterrd noon the
Crimean wr in 1554, beM an Jnt ra
tional Exhihtiou in Paris in
engaged in war wi'h Austria in 1S-19
sent Miximilian to M xico. and expand
ed vast, sums under Baron Hausnroatin
in the einia-tlishment of Paris. The
funds to defray the txpenara were ob
rained and expended in a way thar.
with other asgrava ions, brought forth
threatening oiiii Vstai ous that ttouht
less led the Emperor to Io? k for
another war In occupy the p polar mind.
He found It. and thereby hastened bis
own downfall. Then came the Repub
lic for the third lime.
Th -re have thu b'en nine revolution
ary changes in the French Government
in less than a century. The shot teat
duration of any Government was one
hundred days, at.il the longest that of
Luia Napoleon nineteen years. The
present lt--iubiic has lasted sixtern
years, but they have been unsettled
noes, and at no time has the situation
lieea more orii irral than tt is now. The
head of the Government is forced to
Hl.dica'e, with no designated bu.crssi r
in view, and the legislative lsdy is un
der t he control of no predominant par
ty. And over all there is a gloomy
c:o'id of c-rruDion that has shaken
puh'ic cor lid -ne. The outlook Is not
Uigur. if. 1". World.
The Public Lands for the People.
There is one thing the Democratic
Administration at Wshiigton lias
brought biut which is well wnrifi Ihe
cost ot the long struggle that ended in
overturning the R putdican par'yafier
It had lri twenty-four y-r iu unin
terrupted per. The con'es hrtween
bona CJe p'in hiser3 of raitrod grant
lands and ihe corp rti.i a which have
liairi. d and worried them has bet-n
tooiigtit to a conclusi.in. The rights or
r Set' lets HVe b-en maintained.
H-retotor- tlie Government has neither
c.Trced the wrongs done by itself jn
I i;i"niu,i( iin-upiH; lai.na tome railroad
j c nnpatiies, nor trie wrongs done hy the
i companies it, selling Unds lu whicn thej
: had ni right and in s- z-ng lands ror
j whictithev had no suCi lent litle. The
j bettier, who had no surely of jos ice iu
an appeal to the C urt., wher-i s roog
I corporations w-ar ntir th patience xnd
I the means of private litig.nts, hs found
w stalwart fii-ud at las able Htd wip
it.g to take his part. Tne puhlic lands
telong to the iople. and it is the wis-sl
':cy to d sp tse of iheoi in small pnr-
Cela ti RC Uai SettliK. and t r.olxttiy
else. Th-re should nver be aro her
f-eit of Und granted to corpora' ions,
and the terms of the grants already
made shonl he rigoimis y enfoiced
agi'Ht the grantt-es. There hta Un
no Act of ihe Giivernm-iil since it was
founded m- r-inip'tlltic and ioiurovidetit
than the re-lclest and unnecessary ws e
aid u.-r-i.der f pub;ic djmain.
Mila. Ktcord.
Ttae Manor Destiny."
The latest returna f.-nm New Votk I
on'y magnify the inun r.'i tabwh 1.-ai.
den CeveUttl has Wot. .y U,e d. f ent
of Colon-' Grant in the S a'e. Bnd of De
I.-ncey Niroll in the ri y e ection. He
was not a iieu;ral fc or iu tho cam
paign. OiiIim cimraty. his direct en -dorsmeni
whs gieU through a public
letter ro the cutid'daies of I he atraight-
ut D-niocracy. ar.d lieir emphatic
vctory is an endors ment of bis po'icy
which nie,,9 that lie will not onlv t
ihe i,ex D -m.-cratic candidate for IVes-
ldent. but the nex' President hlO'se'f,
unKs? he is met with more formidable
opposMnri heieefonn thablmp-ded him
Hi the pas-. The f,ct :s ihe managers
of ihe R-pub'ican pry must abandon
knv-iy In the eeleetion or the mxt
IVesideiiiial candidate, and arrey ihm
aelvea n ihe support of an at.i, a re
flected, and an incorrupied and incor
mptib e man, who le-sidea being huch.
must contain he elemenrs necessary ro
toearry the State of New Yoik. It is
needless to slate ihat frig d J -hn Sner
man is not the wanted person, neither
is vapid J .seph Ilawlev, ut Conner! icut ;
neither is James G. Blaii.e. who proved
hisfu.i.ny unoer uii re favorable cir
rumsrHnees once before nor is ibe fi-ry
Joseph B. Fork-r. .f Ohio, wno was
at one time reacted and respectable,
but destroyed more friends than l.ep-m-sesses
by ihe ext-evive development of
patriotic ardor. Why any of these men
sbou'd la taker; nn. cannot see.
rMshurj Leader. Jlepxihlican.
Ihe Last Straw.
Taris. Novemta-r 23. The period nf
deUya an.l subterrugs is at an nd.
Grevy he'tled y.s'erday that he would
coutin inicate h s m.9agt to Parliament
on Thursday, t..l ,e of .ne gmvi
miud today. II s orsrau hs en in
si rue ed to announce ih.u ou Thursdav
he will address to the C mmtwra a nits-sag-
containing bis ree gnat ion.
Th- Ii .uvier M nis ry although prac
tically delunct. tuined restive. Ir. ns
c-nsenu-d reiiictsntlv to liquidate the
situation, but it was Bit king its he-Is
with nothing to do and sharing the
odium of this unprecedented state of
thit.jr. At last Iloovier ta ked very
P'aiuly to lb- President. This had its
ff-Ct. at;d SO When the Chnrober met
th 3 afiernoon th President f ,k
Council stef.ped briskly to the tribune,
esked ibe House toadj .Qrn til! Thurs
day and added that by that date he
would tie in a position topreseut it with
animpirlant communication. N'u one
rose, lo oppose the proposal, at.d Fn quet,
who is the most discreet as well aa en
erfret ic or Presidents, promp: ly declared
the sittii p at an ei d.
An Associateo I'sa cablegram says :
The congretuof i he Senate and Chamber
' D pu les w II meet on Fiiday at
Versailles, tt, elect a successor to Preti.
dent Grevy.
M.nM.Dul lLK .OH.MJ.
A monster ratilettnk , which measured
nearly 13 fret In length and was as large
aioond rs a man's body, was killed near
TabUquab, 1. T.. a ftw days aeo. It had
24 rattles.
Tu hog cholera Is reported to prevail
In nineteen counties In Illinois. In some of
these counties the, mortality bas amounted
to severity per Cent, among the young stuck
and fifty per rent arooog the tualare.
O d Sorrel." Sunewa:l Sack son 'a faoi
oue war hiure,bas been stuflrd by a Wastiing
loti taxidermist. an1 will ta preserved hy
the veieraus of the Robert E. L-e Camp, at
K chrnobd. In memory of the great cutu
QianJer. .
Colonel Wil.lams, in bis history of tie
negro troops in tie rebellion, says there
were 178.97 f the black soldiers enrolled
in th vo-'uoUfer, army of the Uuitei brates
and of tliis numoer. 36,817 died lu the ser
vice ot their country.
Tl.e Leighbortioud of IVnnlMjn. Iiws, is
excited uver the elopement or Mia. II. liiy
ISiuoOidale. the wife or a proinun ut faituer,
with a neuro named Dv'Json. whu wt.rKed
un the lartu. Th wjuiao was wril con
nected and bad all the comfuits ot lite.
bUe left ttree siuaa children.
Despatches from various points In
Southern lil uols renu t the breaking up uf
the rive tuourhs diuuth. The forest fires
have been extiugaished. aud at Champaign
ibe suOV.en breaking out of a htream ut tl
cellent waU-r iu a level field of parched Und
brought great reliel to the laruieis, wbu
daiunird up the water aud Lauied it away
tu their huines.
FiefUen and Schwab, the Anarchists,
wrre for the fit at time visited by their
wives at the pri-on at Iuliet ou yeateiday
w-sek, Jue visit wat received iu tne wait
ing ruuin. Both priaourrs donoed ciMZrii'
clothes, as U the custom when convicts re
ceive relatives. Both ma exhibited con
siderable feeling. The meeting was afrct
itig. but not demonstrative.
Tne heaviest locomotive ever turned out
in 1'ater.on. N. J.. was bbtppd recently
from the K .ers works. It was for th- TJn
I n Tati. tic U.ilrond and it weigned 11: 000
p.tu:id4. When it Is kuuwa that the Ueav
leot rrlght eUK'mes, with eight driving
wheels, weiiih only 129 000 poauds, and this
pesengcr engine has only four drivers.
Mm: idea of its b'.zs may be Inferred.
Millions of eggs are imported to this
country every year, aud from nearly every
part of Europe, because eggs Irom Germany
lielgiuin. and even Itnssla, cau be iut oa
the American uiaraet quicker, than tbey
can be gathered from the brnaids out
West and brought to New Yo. k Tue
American ben, if she has any patriotism at
all. will scratch round pretty lively to save
the honor of the flg.
juuu n. uiyus, coiaren, cnarged with ' j
reiunious assault on Mrs. lr-akle, an aged I
while, woman, ot Fii-daiick, Mil., on Fiiday i
last, was taken from j til by masked men at
1:30 u clot k on Monday morning and haul
ed ta a trre about a quarter of a mile from
the piixtn B gus o. dared his iunoceuce.
aud said he had wilues-ed Je Hail, another
colored man. luakd the assault. As Bigus
bad been positively identified by Mrs. Ycakle
hla statement was uot beli ved.
The tt -amer Chsrles P. Cbotteau. which
left Mem pints on Stturday wrek for N-w
Orleans, was burned on the ful owing Tue
day afternthin, at 5 o'clock, near Vicasburg.
bhe bad 4o,)Q bales of cuttou oa board aud
-V0 racks of oilcike. bhe was about to
back out frotu tha landing when the fire
was discovered among the cotton. S -vru
racj horses that werw un board were I u oed.
Tha passengers lost neaily all their elothes
Two colored deck hands loit their lives.
In New Yo. k nu Tueiay of Ust wetk,
a ciothitif, firtn gave awty 10iK) overcoats to
poor buys Forry policemen were uecesary
to keep back the art-at crowd or lads which
surged in billows agaiust th- big plate-glass
windows.. O.ie little chap banded a floor
walker a dingy note, saying that the. bearer
was tl-e eon of a widow. "Who wrote this?"
Inqu-red the fl mr-walker. "iU faMer.'
Innocently replied the boy ; but he got bis
Coat Ju-d, the miim The 1000 overcoats
rueitfd before that army like suutsflakee on
aU I'Vrll.
-A flc''t b-tween about 103 crows and
nernaps -jiu to jjo t, uiish sparrows was i
wltneaed at Cututuin-.ville, O, jut before
sundown, a tew days ago. The crows were
reluming to the r rookery from feedingi
whet they were attacked by ths sparrows.
Four or five of the latter would get arter one
crow and p'. k it so badly as to almost dis
able it. In fact three or four fell to the
groudd. being so badly I jjredasto Imj un
able to fly. Tne fi.rht resulted in the com
plete rout of the crows. One of them pick-
d up was ft-und to have had both its eyes
literally p'eked our.
Snow sheds to cover the railway track
have been built at poiute on the Central Pa- i
c Cc road wl ere It crosses the S'erta. As
the trains bound Kist leave E.uUrant Up .
thev run through one continuous sh-u for 35
mile. Tnere is nothing peculiar In the con
strtiction of these shed, which have to line '
of the Canadian Phc fi. win re the road '
crosses the Rocky Mountains, t-h-risof a dir
ferent construction are needed. Before the
road was completed observations In the
mountains showed that avalanches luut-t be
provided agaiust. A flinisle avalanche cov
ered the tiack for a distance of 1 700 reel
and to the depth of 50 feet. The results of
these observations was thst the Company
built four and a lialf miles nf snow sheds at
ao etioimous txpeuse. The. sheds are cou
structeu aa fo'lows : On the high side of
tte mountain slope a crib fi.led with stones
a constructed. A Ionic the entire length of
the shed and on the oppKite aide of the
trick a timber trestle Is erected ; sir ng
timber beams ate laid from the top of the
crib work to the top of the trestle four feet
apart, and at an angle repiesenting the
slope uf the mountain as Dearly as possible.
These are covered over with four-inch
planking and the beams are braced on either
tide rrotn tho trestle aud from tbe crib.
The covering is placed at such a height as to
give 21 lett headway from the under side of
tbe beam to ihe center of tbe track
onet uf these ahedi la 3 700 feet.
Tbe I
j
At Fslstka, Fla.. a little daughter of
Geoig li k-r was playing in the grove,
when she suddenly raised a cry that brought
her mother and the. house dog quia ky to
iier. When the mother reached the spt
whence the cry proceeded she almost faiut
ed with tenor at tbe sight pieteii-d. On a
alight hillutk lay her child, wl i e coiled on
Its breast, with head erect and tongue out,
waa a hugU rattler. Its ominous rattle
ound-d loud aud waruiug. while Its eyes
abut forth sparks of fire lis tt slowly turned
its head aroutid in a circle keeping watch of
the (fog. who trolled sluwiy around tbe
auake keeping hi eyes on the reptda'a basi
lisk eyes of fire a low growling and tbe up
turning of his hair showing bis fear aud an
ger. The auaka seemed to have fairly tas
cli.ated the do., the canine walked round
aud round tbe reptile slowly coming nitarer. !
bui ai: me wnne gtuwiiug as it knowing
that danger waa near. Brave Mrs. linker, ;
seeing ibe life or her cbnd at atake picked !'
up a pine ku.it ar.d huileJ it al tbe rattier, 1
and with rare good luck striking it on the
head and knocking it aaay several feet. ;
Rubbing luieatd Bhe pxked up tbe child 1
aud ran to the hi use. Uer husband came !
Dp at that moment and Stion dinatrh.-d tr
reptile, which measured eignt feet long and 1
WM 'iV'T r a,"'d !
arm at tbe aboulder. and eported 1 rattles j
ml s titK-u. I
mm
Go to GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S, Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa., for
Carpets, Mattings, Rusrs, Stair Pads, Stair Rods. Stair Buttons,
Oilcloths, Linoleum, Lace Curtains, Feathers,
Turcoman Curtains, Madras Curtain Goods, etc., etc. Quality of Goods
uhequaled and prices the lowest.
The remains of yv. D. Welch, a level
ing salesman for a Chicago serd house,
were taken to Waukegan. Illinois, on Mon
day. Welch had gone out duck hunting on
Saturday. Ihe snnw storm eitne up. and,
not returning, a seaiolnng party was for in-o
In t:e boat frozen stiff, about two huudred
yards from the shore.
The exact period at which guns came
'nto usb Is a matter of controversy, hot it Is
a settled fact that their origin dates back to
a very remote Period. A Chinese historian
mentions the use of cannon as far b-k as
018 B C, and anntentSanskrit wiitings 'how
tlmr fire arms of some sort were In use V
India in v-rv anrtt-nt time. The. Arabs are
supptvwil to hswe uned pun-powder and Are
arms in '11 A. U . and both the Moore and
the Christiacs m-(I artillery In th-lr warfare
in Snain as early as the twelfth century.
In Eigland E-lward III employed cannon
aeaini-t the Scotch In 1327. Sm ill arms were
first used In E tgland in the fifteenth century
It has been discovered thst the late
Chsrles Albert K-hler. or Cln.. the attorney
who committed suicids on Wednesday of last
wek. was driven to the deed by the ap
proacning revelation of heavy forgeries com
mined by him In ihe management of estarea
j and of trust funds committed tn his care
The liabilities thus incurred bv him amount
to about a hundred and seventy-five thou
ssnd dollais, while th properly left bv
Kebler will not exceed sixty thousand. The
per'snns most sprlouslv affected are his own
family and friends. His mntive appears to
have ben nothing more thin to keep up a
style of luxurious living beyond his means.
An Old-Tliue Corn-Shucking.
Corn-shucking time In the South during
slavery days was looked forward to by te
farmer and tils family as one of tne big
event of the year, and when the rgntier
cam" around to invits all hands to a corn,
shucking at-John Smith's, o' Hoi J.m&'s. H
Brri4 hi lr rt furwarrf r.a lit All nrrijt li.l Kaun
nvited tne same as we look forward to the
comink of a cirrus The negroes from differ,
etit plantations within fifl miles of J-ihn
Smith's would start to the com-shucklng
soon after they had done their day' work
and housed their stock. The leader, who
was generally the largest man in the crnwd.
would start up a song, arsweied by all In
! his pirry. and could be heard for miles
atnund. They wou'd meet at th corn-pile,
and the nne that could ballno the loudest
was elected the Captain, and would walk
the corn pila and give out a song until the
last ear wos shucked. After the shucks had
i been put In ths pn the nwuer of the corn
pile was carried around the house on the
i shoulders of several stalwart negroes, ail
hallooing at the same time, and csrrled in
and put at the head of th tub e and waited
oo by those ho who carried b'm on th-ir
shnu'ders It was a h ippy time and the
jugofold corn juice p ayed a prominent
I part in the shucking, but It has all panned
aay, and the farmer who get bis eorn
shucked now has to pay well for It. Aihtnt
(Ca ) Banner.
All A boot Applrl.
The enormous yield of apples In New
Yoik State, eseclally in the western conn
ties, is a sut'j -of of much speculation among
the larjie nuti.ter tif foreign mid Western
t-uvers Ttiis State is the gaiden for applea
for the woi:d. The crop in the Went is
Very 1'ghr. AH the bujeie are located
th much the western and northern courtns.
The result of the harvest Is a fl tt contiaoic-
I lion of the stln.ate eent tut -onie time ago
' by department of Agriculture, which
repre!M-nted that the yield wou d probably
j be no more than an average ciop. The
ntrv-t conservative tiTra ertimti the crop
in the 5late al 2 500 000 to 3 000.000 bair-ls.
This does not ine ude the latge amount u-ed
in cidr-tuMs. t-vaporators and canning f-tc-torirs.
A num-ier f Glasgow, L verpool
an.l Austrian Buyers have made a tour of
the State. The competition among tlie buy
ers has been w tdiarp as to raise th,. price on
some fruit pearly SO cents on the barrel
Over 1.000 000 btTieis will be hipped to
Europe. There I a great cry amo'c for
eign bnvers b-canse tesdv trati.po-tation is
not affi'ided thetn. The railroads are short
of cars, arc! 'h- n- is a regular battle among
tho fiuit men when empty cars are left In a
town. All through the State the towns
along the line nf transportation present a
j noVi1 siirnt. Tiles and piles and tier on tier
of apple harries greet the sight. Freight
i agents are wild nver the way appie ratn b--!
siege them. There are few sta'i nt in We
I tern V-" York rhat will not xhio any wh-ire
: f mm 2 KW to 5 K) bsT-ls, whlci is tha bes t
indication of th. wi 1 ilst'ibitnn of the
crop In th! S'at. -Loclport (.V T ) W.ter
in Xew Yok Timet
A Plate Fanrtanaro.
A telegram from Wlrneniueca savs : Th
Indians keep up their d.ineea nightly, and
while only young bra vs and squ ws enter
Into the circle the n!dr ones sera to tak
crest Interasf in the a!Tir. Ospt. J ihn de
livers temperance lec'ure. and ciutinns his
people against the nse or fire-water, yet h
would be delighted to hive 'an opportunity
to get a d'lnk. as would all the Indians,
mala and femVe, who attend the festivities
There are over fie hundred men here to
night, mostly Piues, anl their eastern
neignbnra, the Shv,hons. Few reservation
Indi ns attend. Yesterday a Mjuad of burks
enlivened the scene with a war dtnee.
They were n-bust savages, wearing abbre
viated garments. Their bodies and lets
were paitited In color, b'ack predominating,
and their Rcatp-lot It were adorned with
f-alhers. P i'ches of rabbit fur were pa-te,l
on their br-i. and feathers were stuck
n rheir mouths and iuhcj. Th-v appi-nred
at the depot upon the arr val ot ihe
emigrant train, and simply awed
the pa-tsengera. T ley ..nu their
war song, which founded like the syllable
K-la-n.a-a Ta kan, Ii ferspersed wuh
wihtNipa. and. as evidence they dirt not mean
to kid and t-calp. as the tong indicated, ear
ned the Sum and brripa on a p--le. "ow
ing lo jealousies among the captains, a
lrge nniiiner or bravf refuted to parade,
only the Natch z faction participating."
The rival factions unniKht much llireeltng
towards raeb other and permit no Ltikcr
out vapt j inn. wno is almost
nliti.l A
drt.aa thfni At t liu LnH....... i ,
there bas t-en one fiht among tne'm. Bt
i-t evening an lurti'iated buck cut hia
tqiiw on llm t'tti II was promptly ar
rested by the deer and marched to fall
out nf t ;ro(l or 200 oi 300 Indians. The
opinion prevails among tnt whifea that a
few gallons of firewater woul I Inauuura'e
a war which would cau-e the linis or uinny
lives and ri.e dMtrnctlon of much propeitv
as the red men do nor concede the right or
tne whit- to Interfere in uiaHer- uhli-h
they thti k on'y (Miicern the Indians. An
,nlife, lks upon hia quw aa liia popr-
i.r;n"r Sw,ir, rrorrtner
eminent, jet all aeem fat and sleek aud
ootnforttiy clottietl.
CARL RI VIjNTUS,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER & 4ZWttt
AND DEALER IN
2 eMtf I - , -. i f- Jft
VaAkaW.iN Boat in THo Worlrl
, . . or ,m'' Sn SS ellbre. 40 rrln powdtr:
frriiaccurrT cr"''-o o4 t'' n! .ttwluicj
r-j'nrr.n T-t A X.T. n J Tl IItt.
. . m Mf m grt
IW IS-Tri &W.l,na. liUUIintf. BLOtln.
rou.-ten dicerrni tiritg, prlcn rroia
WARL1N FIRE ARMS CO.,
-Tw1 'rKe, ma te wito un or jnr
Ttr nrty tmnlt Lad t'ruJr born Brad
iijou Th ran carry ,a Ba.-lr a.1
jftfc PaJUiIiWf WftOlal sxa tttii UTWOl
Kz.nct tod ire. o rwmtarii tn isava.LM. t.
nSS?.".': StMMJL PASTILLES
aaian(lpTfiriJTT in Yoaur
ttWcd fliri 1XV aCaaainlal v MavtM AtwnatnMJ
T1 and brratn dorn mn tot.. f-ali toraBtof
lM'actiQfJ fall Idavai Binkfih tmod Vitoroai iavti.
. jl o i hot who amirar rrmm too raxmy otiomrtdiaMM
rrmucht ftbotit 2ndtawrruon, iL-mnrm. Orvr-iiraia
Vo7k. ertoofM IadnLcok. r aval u yva avnnd us
rr tiaisa wi'h rtauwovntof rior tmbl. asd
RUPTURED PERSON can ha FRLB
Yalnalilg Property for Sate.
I'lNLII I 'FKEK3 ATPRIV1TE
T
'UK UNIItR
aata :ti (uliuwinu Tulai'.-la
HtV?E AMI LOT.
tltuKt on Matn alreet. ut t'Brrolltown Roronin.
nrt tn tlio hu.ina c-tnro ot tfi tu. d u.iorit
the Hiutu tirew. r.-. I lia bnit i a Uriir- two
:ry tultlnie. Si ir in t. I lmr trrni tliroua ti
oui. wai liernuardfd anil coiitfleteT rnitaliel and
at iroHi at ne. A itjtti r-tAtuft tin tha l.t atjil a
nnver faiHu well ui eirelrul water. It wuul.l
ati'wrr t.T itwelitmi unj buslm-fi lionet cumbluoJ,
or lor a lmiel irnorty.
roSSK-iSIHN UIVEN IMMKMAltLT.
fur pattlrularn call on ir a.l.1ra-i ilia awuar,
ncEIifclflCK S.NYltEK,
At the rlinrtoa H.jtal, Altooaa. Ta.
Sepiauitier 10. 1M7.
DONALD K IHTFTtiN.
ATTO!t KY-AT-LA W.
r.Bii,aiK. rim 'a
How.
' OH to Colonnada
HII. MY EUR.
A ITU K NET
AT-I.AW,
KiirucM, fa.
Aae-OrSe la 1'ollonada Raw, aa (.'antra atreet.
G
EO. M. READE.
ATTUKNET-AV-LAW,
EBBara,PA.
-im-
en Cantra itract. tar ..i
FARM FOR SALE.
T
A E ST." HSt?KlHFK W lUI VLt. HIS FARM
Mli.r,i at IMLI'CKKll' KaKM Iiu.i. in I
lanpier towu.-nip. uauinr a cwuuiy, cuuntiuintf
alHiul
ACHKS, ABOUT CO ArKES I LEAIIKU.
havinir theret-n creeled a .i.l 'rniue liou and
trams harn. Tha Iatio in In Hna ita'e ul cultl
atlnn. la well watered ami ban a njni rcliar'l ot
tx-arlna- tr-nt trea. Ttia turin is with-u ttire
tuinute walk ol L'lrkeifn tatioD oo til a tl.aua-bii-ir
mu.1 'ieMiu K.iilroKl.
Fur lnrther narticuUra loqnlra cf tleoma M.
K-3ale. K-q.. tntastjur, P - ut ILe uuili tHku
4 eu ll j.reiulc.
, , . JOHN MCKI'HY.
July 29, 1IT.
VDMINISTR XTOK'S rstlTlCF
1-to-rs ff MituitoiftrtKifi on tha estate of
Jauiea lh, erea-nl.ur l:lly b.iriiuuh. I'ai4
t.na c.-unlT havinic hn Krn''l to tne uu.ltr-t-lk-ueil.
ni.ttre is ht-rehv mven to all .rron lu
dfi.le.l to fiii.l estate, t-j luaka kv a.rt wuhi.ut
leiaj . wnii tlioa bariiiv amiun u nuit tliaaaiLi
Will l-renul ibein projierl Hn'tie, t .t--d l..r aal
tlemrnt. Joa.NLEiHY JR.,
J.lliy. Oct. 13, ISS7.
Aatu'r.
ST
KAY SHFEP.--
atMJUt two week rrl ala-ht ahefn atrave.1
aay from tlie latui i f u, uiicritr iu t:arr.i
tnwuchlp, an.l xlao two frtun his itemti:-s id fc.t-
tliurit. Tn ticen am ail u4rrd un the ti-k
with tar. Any ;.er-on turtnetiinH Infonuatlun
leailioK to tbeir reoovrr win t. tuiuliiv re
wante.1. .KiStl H UL'TWALD.
tneii5lmrj. Oct. 27 ISoT
Al'-MINI'STKATttlW NtlTlt'E.-1-liers
ot ailiuinii-trti o m the etate ef
Hanlel fcioey. dei-e.1. ot Murmler townrhik
bavin beet vranol toths uu.lerUn j.l. uot Ice is
hereby Kiven .o ail pernnna luileutrtl lo fa',1 e
tate. to wake piiinent without delay, ami th-
liavinu c.aon aaal irt lha aauia will ura-etit thtia
pronarly auiheuticaLoJ i..r a-inetn-ni.
t llAKLKS COOEY.
Muntter. Oet. 4, 1SS7. A'iU '
rOlt SALE.
The ui.iWi-la-ne.l win nCer at nrlate rale
! honne and lot aituate.t In the West ward nf
t..rntur:. fn.utina: ou Uiuh i-lreet and rx lend
lug bairk i"na Mary Ann atreet nn the wen to
auiple Hr at. l'lis huufe la a lara-e double
houiMe In ad riMlr with a .- nutde. and
the 1-4 enntatna a uumtr i.f K .d truit tr-
'"' lertna culuu tbe ,nrr'ir re- Mm mi the
pretulSM. llEullUE tlElLitU.
i-s-nsLiuru. Oct. It, l7
ISTMAT NOTICE
J Oatns to the . rrrnl.es of the tnhrrther re-
lUlhg in Ailricheny t. wuhi. famtirla cunty.
l a.. -Im.ui July -h. 1k;. una red ateer and one
rod heilar aiM.ut two er old. The owner la re-qe--tel
to come loraard pn.re pmpertr pay
charjtra and take ihem aw.y. o.herwl.i. they
will he diepHwcd of acxor.ln to law
... . 11.I.1A.M IJOUSON.
Allegheny twp., Oct. Jl, Pa7.
. .. r SaV a i rrj a. a.1 i . .
1 Notice It hereby rWen that the to'lowma
account, i,nv h.en tiled to the urt ..r !om.
mon l-leaii. of famlirla county, and will he eon
rtruied ny itn ,urt on the ar-t Mon ay of le
cetuber Den, nole caure be ehowu to tbe con
trary. 1 he aeconnt nf Wm. H Stnay. Aatirnee of Joha
Itnehm and wife t r henehl l rretlitoni.
Ireland final account ot Kent onto. BeaFhofl.
oenamUte er t'hrtatlan Knvder dee'd
H. A. eKtrWIAitli, rrv.
Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY.
-AND-
Optical Goods.
o
Sole Agent
FOKl-HE
Celebrated Rockford '
WATCHES.
C olnmbla and Fredonia Watchtj.
In Key and Stem Vfinders.
i-AP.GE SEI.KCTfOX or ALL riXOj
of JEWELItr always ou baod.
Mv line of .1-w-lrv l unsa-p4
U.iiie and see for yourelf before purchai".
mg el where.
CARL IUVINIUS.
bnburg, X.iv. 11. l!5--tf.
MnLJJ rr. j
ufe rifle uatsenua.
8pnrtinc Md Tr-
Klllea. .or;a linuwutd. Tkr atindara
A 1 rill ir.i f... n .
l.ua up. Sentl rurTliMiratca ci;cra
- New Haven, Conn.'
Tt ca'tbre rlfi-. twentr rnucrtitlT. ihoU
and ao canmc durln ti otl-e a?TaatT
laa prUoa at taraai buiuim L-auae Uiar
pnTiiTiPHiiiiiii
Taaa a Sl'Uiuautiuiiij
our mm u o&aMfl iju. .
ar var raaa
m a IiiIm K d,m
arlcaiaaia Ut. Ml cl djaraat 1 1 ii
rtira, mf tfcl hawaii ainawia itm in Tw.
C tmnu ot Lim urimii vara. lit. patlrat
Luiaad rMti.r. f - an liti
TBEATMErTT. C HarU. t3. Tr Xot. JS. nrst, T
HARRIS REMEDY CO., Krz CerBrrr
1T5W -- --- - T iima wr.
Trial of our Appliance. Aaa for Trm'
T.
W. DICK. ATTI tltXEY-AT-I.A W.
tbeninurir. fa. tifflca in hulMlna ot T
I lloT'1. dor'.l. (hrit P.our.l Centre atraat. Al
; niiCD.rol Iffral buflci atiandad ta atliiaou j
i ri ' ! rllat.lot a apacimlt. I l"-l4.-tt. I
FK al,E-SrEM KN(1M. CUT .al
tra I'm'i?. tmr and r-l.t-ei-lion Wnrk. -ecori1-t'Bii(l
et.K'iiei Mint l.ol'rooti tim1. M-lft
lnu enirine. murliiLf" a ticuit) . THi ?A
Af CAliLlN, AlleaLauj. Fa. (Jan. M.-l.J
A
DVIItriMltS
!C 1 1 t ...
lOSi.ruca Nt.. New Yor
ran mon in -le cofl or nn lr. ini-a.l on. a
AIVKltri IXU InA'tierlcan Nowaajiara,
fatare lioili !( ine.
loa
D1'
OtUSIItlE,
534 UUANT STREET.
PlTTSBCKOH, Ta.
M. D. KITTELL,
Attoi'ney-n z - mvlw,
KIIESBl'K(. HA.
Offlee Armory Waildlng. ajip. Caort Uaiu,
1794. 1HK,.
Follclei wrutaa at ahart aaiiea la tha
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And other t'irat ( lam Coinpnnlaa.
rr. W. DICK,
CJFSJT FiR TUT.
OLD HARTFORD
1704.
Eteatburn. July l. 1IS2.
R, L. JUHNS'.OJ, I. J. ELCK. A. W. BUCK.
JoliDston, Buck tt Co.,
Ebensburg, IP a.
Money Received on Depsit,
INTEBEST ALLOWED ON MJe TOITS
COLLECTIONS MADE
T AlA AVt'BCeiBLB POIKTe.
DRAFTS ou the Principal CM
Ronaht and hold .
General Bantin Business Transactei.
Ji CCO tTXTS SOLICITED.
A. W. RUCK, Cashier.
Kbenhurc, April . l.H.-n.
EteESlnrir Firs Insurance Apci
T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agenti
KHEXSIIUItO, FA.
VDMINISTK ATOtfS NOTICE.
l.t.itera ilmttiliitratioQ on the a'a'a
Henry Olara. Ute of Allegheny town-tnii. lei-ea-ed.
h-re teen irrantel to the undera'aned. r"1'
lent In a. Id t.,wui,i.. u whom all iwr.i ta
drlnej to laid ear .tte ate rrqieaied to mtHal?-
Ulwllt. and thie htvlfly lluli.. a j.r amnMUtlf
! tuake auewa the aatne w It hu - delay.
.i. in . iv. ( aJoi'IS,
AS t GLASS.
Ehenfburar. Nor. a. 'ST.
REt't I VEIf- NtiTH'E. .
The underrUne.1 harlea been avPol,"T
re-elTer f the e-Late. proeriT. "'
etecta. real iirrviiiHl. aod mi led . ol thel8rm
ot lae Ulehl. an.l t.eo. A. MtS'roil'-a '1"8'
hunlne under tbe tlrnj i.ame ot Plnhl "j
which Broj tro. A. Mcfottinrk. If the aurr'1"
f. .rtuer. all .-rona indented to aaid Brat. T' r
qiteted to make iayun'nt, end tho'a
c or demanda. wii ideate make knoea t'
name wltkout dalar.
A. J. ANtiEWSnN
Receiver ol JjlEiL
Altoona. Oct. SS, 1887.
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