f;viun: Overman.!
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r;ir. . . ocr. 17, tsuo.
I'Finurmtlr Male Tlckfl.
For C iv.-rnor,
i:o'?rr:T f.. i'rnov, ,f mitivieiphia.
F . I.vr.tir;-w,t (Jivrnor,
C'hVNi'KV K. PI. (:K, of Tort.
F' -r I'rrrti'j of Ierntt AtTiir.
WILLI Wl !I. IMT. 'LW. f A-iTi-ny.
Oi'inorr.tlle County TleHet.
For 'rCTr.
THOMAS II. (IKF.F.VY.
?ulIi-t t ?) (I.'fi'n of D'ro.HTa'.li! ertn-
F r A-xHrb'v,
m. Firzn n::is. dffuirirzin.
FD'V.M!') T. M NKP-.LIS of J muown.
Fir T""'-i-pr,
C!II!I,FSJ. MYF.It. of Jr,stnvn.
Fiir fVrruni-l'iners,
lWTllT'KF. PILI.ON'.nf Fuler Twp.
JOHN KlUUY, of Johnstown.
For Auditors,
WILLI M C. r.KiniY. of WI'mnre.
.losKl'il Til ITS, of Ch-t Tp.
F"i r..nr !Itnsn Director,
S W. MlLLI'.n. of J,:mVowrj.
Kx knatoi: Wallace h;is return
ed fr mi K'iri' nrnl enfT-d upon the
cimpiiij i f.r Ft'MHon.
The cn'y s-n of Colon! Charles
Crock r f S n Fra-.c' ?(?. Ml over the
fo.tr. i.V:r in ?:: f V tier's hius liaf S'in
diy iv.ij viiH ki'.le.l. II wu heir to
51. V 0 XI 0(H).
At tV U-rks nmty f.ilr Mr. I-lt
natters til 'h rrm-r h 9 been taxd
too h-ivily. Wh.t.xr-d him? Will
th firmer c r.t'i'is to lick the hand
tlia. stuits Mm ?
Tiik I'lii' j'!t'phi.i Timrs siys "there
isnoda'y on f r.'gn skilled labor and
Ani- r c't innki eo will Qnd ere long
that t! i n-h it is admitted free they
will Vivo to p y for I."
1
The police census of New York
city was completed on Tuesday after-
to.in. It hows New York city's pop
ulation to be 1.710,715 an Increase of
l'.7 21l ovr the census tken by the
Govt ra mnt.
ITon. Wayne McVragii, the emi
nent l.ivyir of rulUd'ihia, Attorney
General under FresldfUt Girfl-ld, and
a brother-in-law of Senator D n Cam
eron, hs declared his intention to sup
port I'a'.tlson for Governor.
Tiifke is not a man In the United
Sls'fS hi hj? a dollar to epnd and
spenda ir in any If-ijitloaate fashion for
the I'C'iul ntcesaries of life who is no4
at thid mmi'iit (LiJir? existence more
expensive by rb.ism of the Mtlviuley
tar 1 IT.
Fx iov, Fattisov a:;d the Sate
Ciitul d ites, r.ccoir.p mi 'd by II n. Will
iam A. WalUce, are m iking a speak
irijc tour of the ao'hraclce coal regions
this wotk. Their receptions are of a
very enthusins ic character at all
point.
Fin r ay, 0.;tobr 21, has been desig
nated as Au'umnal Arbor Day, to be
observed by the schools of Pennsylvan
ia. M iny of the schoois are closed b
fore the April Arbor Div proclaimed
by Governor Ii averand hence the Au
tumnal. GrxKr.AL Wit.t.ia Wor.Tn Bel
knai", who was Secretary of war under
President Grant was found dead in Lis
room in Washington City on Monday
morning. The deceased was G2 years
of age and his death was caused by
heart failure.
An exchange, in speaking of Repub
lican financiering, says : "'The treasu
ry comes to the relief of men who gam
ble In stocks snd bet on crops, while
Corgress heaps more taxes on the men
who p.iy for the transportation and
those who raise and consnme the
crops."
SHIRLF.Y&r.CKO GRANGE, No, 110,
one of the strongest organizitlons of the
kind in Huntingdon ronnty, and com
roeed largely of Ilarubliean, Friday,
adopted a resolution asking all farmers
to suj port IVtifon owing to Pdama
ter's action in opposing the grange tax
till.
On airman Kerr, of the Democratic
fate committee sent a letter to Chair
man Andrews, of the Republican State
committee, September 30-.h last, pro
posli g, in the line of ballot reform, that
the Su'e ticket be printed In the same
style of type. Andrews baa made no
reply.
Wilt.iam II. Dill, of Clearfield, has
been appointed one of the three commis
sioners to visit the Warm Spring In
ditu reservation in Oregon and report
on the proper location of the northern
llneofthaa reservation, and to negoti
ate with the Indians for a part of tntt
reservation.
In Eurrpe the people are taxed to
snpput the nobility. la tnia country
the people are txd to support a cer
tain cIbss of manufactnrers. IJjtli are
living (T the earnings of other people,
wrung from them in the shape of taxes
ar.d both are equally impositions on the
p-oplit who are compelled to support
tb'm.
J. Donald Cameron, the senior
United S ates Senator from this State
has contributed $100,000 to the Repub
lican campaign fuad. The only ray of
Loje for the M mopoly party is in their
unlimited command of boodle with
which they expect to corrupt the peop'e
and purchase the election of thiir can-
didite for Governor.
The McKiuley tailu has gone Into
i fleet and already the consumer is feel
ing Fa 'fleets by paying higher prices
for a number of articles that come into
daily use. The wages of the working
men, however, are not on the upwaid
tendency, and ehut downs are already
talked of to prevent over-production k
u rumbtr i t Industrie.
Tiik ' ."? '"n of It Uert F. lVtifon
to l ? i' r-t (Jv--mor of P-"myt-1?
;n l f ic. If the I-mi-
j criC7 ''; S '( p!l thfir w..
ti. i:'. ': .! p-t I ; 1! pubis? ins here
J dc'in d t ti tr intention to csi off the
(Vi iy collar at the cimlng electioa, by
voting the Df tnorraMo ticket, to over
come th natural It pubHc.tn majority.
The band writicg is on the wall for the
defeat of Delimiter, and every lodica
Hon or the political tarometer po'.nts
oierrirg'y to the success of ths D?mo
cric tickjT. If th D-mocratic vote
hronghrMi tr.e S Ve Is pMled, and we
bt-licV it will be, the domination of
Q-iny in r-nnsylvtnla, Is at an ecd and
thf corruption that h 3 long ruled and
born a reproneb to the Statb will be
trampVd un;lt?r foot. It will not be
arcompMshed, however, without an
effort. Qnav will not grt down until
every nit-ana known to political cunning
and trickery ba-j been usd and failed.
Monty wi'hout end will be used, princi
pally in the cities, to accomplish the
debauchery of the people, but we hare
f.4?th in the watchfulness and organiza
tion of the Democracy and belieTe that
all ha schem-s will fall ; that the hon
est voice or the people will prevail and
Fattison be triumphantly elected.
From now until election day It should
be ti e duty of every Democrat to use
his utmost energy In urging those who
are careless about voting to go to the
pol's. S e to It in time that the aged
and infirm ar provided with transpor
tation on election day and urge upon
those who are In the hibit of staying
a, home, tha Importance of the present
election. Iit every Democratic vote
In Cambria county be polled that her
people may feel an bonest pride in
Pattison'a election.
Governor Fattisox addressed Vn
thousand people at the Bnrka county
fair recently, and was heartily cheered
by the vast crowd. In the course of
his remarks h- said : "We need nave
no fear of any election where the peo
p'e exercise intelligence. I appeal for
the exercise of that principle in the
coming election. The farmers of this
State, who eomposs one-third of the
voting population, have the power to
correct the evils In legislation. There
was a time when their voice was heard
In tt.e balls of leg!sltfon but they have
been crowded out. I appeal to you fel
low cit!:ns, farmers, soldiers, mechans
Ic8. to exercise your intelligence and
manhood in the coming election, and I
shall have no fear of the result."
Jtsticb Miller, of the United
States Supreme Court, died at bis borne
in Washington citv, on Monday night
without a a'rujrgl, and, apparently,
without pin. IV-sId-s Mrs. Miller and
her son Irvine, there Wrre pit-sent Dr.
Conk. J. W. Wood worth, an old friend
of Justice Miller, who had Just arrived
from Omaha, the family servnts and
Chief Clerk M K-nney, of the Supreme
Court. Jus'ire Mil'er w as stricken with
appoplexy on Friday evening while get
ting cut of his carriage and his death
was expected. His remains will be
taken to Keokuk, Iowa for interment.
TnK young man who took hNJhalf-do!-lar
to the store a few days Bgo to buy a
box of cartridges. Intending to hunt
for fqulrrels, was surprised to End that
cartridges had advanced to sixty-flve
cen's p?r box. Oa being told that the
ex'ra fifteen cents was put onto re
imburse the contributors to the fund
raistd to elect Harrison and put the
saintly John Wanamaker in the cab
iDent, he could not understand it. The
tariff is a great blessing to those who
are gobbling cp the extra fifteen cents,
but it Is an imposition on the boy who
has to pay it.
It Is but just to Governor Fattison
to say that he has made a good Govern
or ; that be has discharged hia duties
faithfully and fearlessly, and that he
retires from the hfgh r Glee with the re
spect and confidence of bis fellow citi
zens of all parties, lie has made gome
mistakes, it Is true ; but oc the whole
be has given us one of the best admin
istrations we have ever had, and has at
all times acted from conscientious mo
tives, and wiib the best Interests of the
rublic at heart. Pittsburg Gazette, Jan.
13, 1S87.
At the Democratic meeting In
Johnstown, on Thursday night of last
week, fully 10.CC0 peopls turned out to
hear Governor Fattison discuss the
Issues of the campaign. The reception
accorded to Ex-Governor Fattison
everywhere throughout the State is an
evidence of bis popularity as a candi
date and that the pao le will endorse
the purity of his former administration
by electing him again.
Tna Allentown Democrat, says :
What the Republlcaas fear the most ia
the record of their candidate and his
sponsor, Qaay. They are badly fright
ened over the report that the Demo
crats propose making free use of the
printing press this campaign, flooding
the Sf4te with the exposures of Quay's
boodle raids on the S'ate Treasury and
Delamater's connection with the
Standard OH Company.
Govern r. Hill, of New Ycrk, said
in a speech at the Niagara County
Fair : "Many thoughtful men and po
litical economists are convinced that
the great obstacle or impediment to the
betterment of tbe condition of the
aver ga farmer may be traced to the
burdens impoeed in the shape of exces
sive tariff duties upon nearly everything
which he needs to buy."
Twenty-onb Chinese were arraign
ed at Seattle, Waab., Thursday In the
United States district court on the
charge of Uitg illegally In the United
States. They were arrested on a sloop
at Fort Townseod two weeks ago. The
judge ordered them returned to Victo
ria, D. C.
Frick to Fattison : Will you call
out the State Militia to aid as in quell
ing the s- nkt ? II. C. Frick.
Fattisou to Frick : Tay your men
fair wages and jou won't need the mili
tia. lloiiEUT F. Fattison, Govertor.
A rorrert Picture.
Tt"e induc'ion of ex-Chairmin Thom
as Valentine Crvr into the manage-'
inrot of th Rjj ub'icn State Cam- !
M'rn, Rid th- s'multaneous retire- (
rrxrol of Chairman Andrews to the tail
end of the ou'fit is explained. The re
cent visit of Senator Cmeron and the
contribution or 100.000 accounts for it
all.
Senator Cameron knows Quay and
Andrews well, but strangely enough,
be doesn't trust tbem. At the begin
ning of the campaign It was understood
that the S'andard Oil Company would
supply all the money needed. But
Quay and Andrews are extravagant t nd
trie 8 aDdard p-p'.e got tired. Then
Cameron was appealed to.
There is cotbirj email about Senator
Cameron except 2j! hands and feet ;
but be is a particular fellow. He was
willing to contribute freely, and even
on a princely eeale. but oo conditions.
Tie bas doubts of Quay and susp'cions
of Andrews. Tbeir Interests are not
mutnal. Quav wants to elct Delama
ter to vindicate himself, and there is
no sacrifice too great, to accomplish that
result. Andrews is or the same aaind,
though it is whimpered that be draws
the sacrificial lite at the Senatorial seat
for Crawford county. Cameron wants
to e'ect Del a mater, but be is anxious
to carry the legislature, and wouldn't
mind the sacrifice of a county or two
on the State ticket in order to secure a
&af mwjjrity In tee General Aeermblv.
When Don was asked for a contribu
tion be didn't say nay. but be did say
that be bad doubts o Quay and An
drews and would contribute only on
condition that one of bis own friends
should bave the disbursement of the
fund. The coadirlons were humlll
a'ing to Quay and Andrews, but neces
sity kaows no law. and tb-y bad to
yield. Accordingly Thomas Y. Cooper
was called to tbe chair and Cameron's
check left in bis bands to be used for
the ?arty incidentally, but for tbe leg
islative districts primarily.
This is tbe present aspect of tbe Re
publican campaign. Coper is tbe rep
reeebUtive of Cameron brought In to
prevent Quay and Andrews from tmg
gins: the boodle. It lent a beautiful
picture, but it's a correct one. Phil.
Herald.
A Thiers ppeeeh.
PlTTf btro, October 12. "Guilty"
was tbe verdict brought in by tbe jary
1b tbe case of Owen McNaliy, charged
with stealing, and the prlsraer. a good
looking fellow, witb avme edneaiion
and a persuasive tongue, made a re
markable speech, flenylng tbatbe was a
kleptomaniac, which his eovcsel bad
a. tempt id to prove. He said :
'I bave never itoUi from isopalse,
and I would rather serve the balance of
my life ia the p?uUeutlary tbaa haw
anybody believe that I Inherited aa im
pa9 to theft freoa tilbr of aav pe-rea's.
for two mote bones aoais were sever
in exii'enoe. I Uirned to steaJ by hab
it, beginning In a eanali way when I
was a child. Unfortunately I was s-nt
to tbe reforaa school. wUere I first
learned tbe fine art of larveay at 13
years of ag.
"B-fore I was very old I was sent to
tbe workhous. There I Iraoerc every
pci-s of vi'enese and crine. I proved
the value of the instruction by a-ilcg
oommitted shortly aft r wax 4 " to the
penitentiary. It is uanrreesary to
epek of tbe tr.fluenr of the life there
upon a prisoner. Nevertheless, when I
cam to t releised I b-d renolved to
reform. I went oat la tbe open air
with a lofty Ideal In my ekull, and Im
mediately set about to obtain employ
ment with a view to making an honest
living.
'I had while eerviag my sentence,
learned the trade of sheemaktng. I
went from plaoe to pluca asking for
work. I was willing to de anything,
so lorg as it was honorable. But every
where I was refneed. Some shoe
makers were oo the very point ef tik
irg me, when they asked me where I
had learned my trade. When I told
tbem at the penitentiary they ordered
me cff. I left the country and got
work in Chicago, but lost my place
when thev found out where I bad bee a.
Then I bad to steal again to keep from
starving."
Judge White sentenced b!u to eight
years m the penitentiary.
Delamater aid Bataa.
Mr. Ddlanater keeps on denying. In
bis speech at Bradford he daaied the
inculpations in the lettr written by
Sna'or Rutan to Banker Dick, of
Meaflville. charging him (Delamater)
with sHltrg out to tbe Standard Oil
Company for SG5.000. In reply to this
Senator Rotan bas sent tbe following
scathing letter printed In the Pittsburg
TiniM.
To tbe Editor of the Time
Senttor Delamater Is reported as statin
at Bradford laat nluhtthat I an not impos
sible for the iUU-raenu contained In say
letter to Colonel Dick. Bis statement U
false, aa he well knows. I am reepooMble
In every way for tbs words contained In
that letter. Every line and word written
la true, and I challenge Dim to pot me to
tbe proof. The letter, thongn confidential,
bear evidence of honesty and good sense,
and therefore needs no explanation.
I served with Delamater's father In tna
Senate for thw yeare. and. aa everyone
knew he paid f SO 0C0 for his seat In order
to defeat Ueorge K. Anderson. 1 win
Speaker of tbe Senate daring bis term and
as every member of the Sonate knows, sl
ways cast the mantle of charity over his
weakness. Ilia son bas the effrontery now
to ask Cl!rlty for we, well knowing bow
easily and eompletely I can pierce his
arinnr.
Aare hit ev Irttrrt to prove thai Kt is a
demarKHpie. aalit!ir and the holder of stoieit
pnodt I tinrrrtly hop h vtU prottcute ms
for libel im, order l tnablm ma to Jutttfy my
lf His organized body of liars and thieves
cannot In the end shield him from the pun
ishment he so richly Invites. My thirty
yea iV service for his maker will not pre
vent me from telling tbe whole truth, now
that he has forced tbe way.
Washington. Oct 10. J RCTAH-
A Political Prospect.
Tbe Republicans keep np tbeir eonr
ege ty claiming from 20.000 to 25,000
malorlty for Delamater la this el'y.
Most of them don't expect 15.000 ;
many don't expeet 10,000, and there are
Dot a few who fear that he may not
have 5.000. The highest Democratic
concession to Delamater in Philadel
phia is 10.000 ; many put It at 5.000
and they are not scarce who expect
Fattison to carry tbe city over Delama
ter. It seems reasonably safe to as
sume that Fattison will eqaal or exceed
Cleveland's last vote of 03.000. and
there must be unexpected success of
machine methods If Delsmater can ex
ceed lOO.OoO. The tide Is te-day dear
ly with Fattison In both city and State,
and if Delsmater keeps on the stump
and blunders and frivols along for tbre
weeks more as be has done for a month
past, both city and State will pile ap
majorities against him. Phila. Timta.
Tbe First fitep.
Terbaps ym are ton down, eant sat, can't
deep, eant' think, can't do anythlaa to yoar iat
Ufaetlon , and you wandar wtiatalls ynu. Toa
rhonld baed tbs waning. yo ara taking tb
Crtt atep Ints nervons prostration. Ton Mod a
nerre tonlo and la Eloctxta Bitter you will find
th si act remedy lor restoring your nerroai eys
tam to Us aorta al, baaltey condition. Surpris
ing results follow tba dm of tbls great Kerr
Tonlo and alteroatUs. Yonr appotlu returns,
good digestion Is restored, and tba Liter and
Kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle
11 rice loc. at E. James, Ebensburg; aad W. W.
41 c A taer , Lore t to.
Shot by Iturrlars.
Washington, Fa., October 11.
Mrs. l:iaorib Saunders, widow of a
veteran cf the Me war. kps a toll
gate on the plank road, five miles from
town. She was alone with one young
sonjio a little frame coitgn by tie
roadside. Last evening a' 7:30 o'clock
it was dark, and tbe heavy rain of an
hour before had made travelers scarce.
At that boor Mrs. Saunders beard a
knock at tbe door, and when the opened
it she saw tbe figures of fwo men, one
tall, witb a black teard. and tbe other
short and stout and witb a smooth,
round face. They wore masks. Tbe
tall man Cashed tbe muzzle of r. revol
ver in'o the woman's fac and demand
ed ber inony. She drc'ared that she
bad DO money, and uttered to show ihe
men through tbe bonse. They accept
ed ber Invitation and entered tbe bouse.
Calmly wa'ktrg to the burean Bh
threw open tbe top drawer and quietly
tossed up tbe eotnts wib hr fingers.
In an apparently eareles manner Tbe
men looked rn Hercely and eud ber.
Sudden'y &be turned towerd I he big
man and before be could reooyer from
his astonishment fired a shot at bim.
She bad gotten her band upon a revol
ver in tbe drawer and knew how to nee
it. Witb an oath, the big man struck
witb bis fists at tbe delicate woman aBd
bis companion drew a revolver and
opened fire. After a dcr?n shots were
exchanged, of which the plucky wo
man fired taree, tbe men retreated
through tbe door and left tbeir victim
lying in ber own blood. Tbe shots at
tracted the attention of ber eon. who
was in an adjoining field. lie found
bis mother bruised about tbe faoe and
unconscious. De summoned tbe neigh
bors, and tbey procured pbyeicians. It
was then ascerTalBd that His. Saun
ders bad been shot through tbe abdo
men and that the wound was probably
fatal, bbe rallied, however, and was
able to give la a whisper a daaerlpitlen
of tbe highwaymen and tbe story of ber
encounter. On Sunday evening, Mrs.
Saunders died. Rush Dorr and Ueorge
. Teeters bave been arrested for tae
crime.
TToy Agitate t
-The Senate Is Barely Republican for
six years to come." says tbe organs of
that party. 'therrfor what is l be s-bm
In cootlnoirg tbe agitation of tbe Tariff I
question r Wbat the country wants la
re."
The idea that Ibis nation Is to accept
without qaeattoa a Tariff which ad
vances taxation 50 per oent. a bo ye tb
war rat-s and was fraaaed aad passed
by a combination of corrupt polittel ds
and greedy monopolists, is simply pre
posts rous. rbec-ds of agitation a
in the law. Fro' oat will oonos from the
people every time aa extortionate tax
is paid. In a republle thers can be no
repese under injns-lee.
JJor is lb agitation bepeless. Upon
this question the Republican grip ob
th tteaita is by no means ceeure.
Three western Sweater of that party
votad against tbe bill in spits or sncb
ffort at whlppinc-in as havs rarely
baea talt ia Coagrajj ta.'ora. At !aat
half a donsn other Senators of that par
ty votid aainrt their crwn convictions
and tba avowed Intsreats and wishes of
their eonatltaeata. Tba loss at the
Hons and of haif a d"en States on
tbls Inue would quickly trieg tbe Re
publican leaders to their a-ms-i and se
cure a mitigation of this new "Tariff of
Abominations."
Thy Amcrleaa peopls will never
niaks pace with oppreseiea aor pnr
ebafeulct with acquiescence la rob
bery. JV. Y. World.
A Hstel la names.
Stractbe, N. Y. October 18.
Ons of the meat dieaeiroas fir s
that bas visited Byrscuss for many
years was dic;overd In tbe Leland
hot-1 at 12.30 o'clock tbls morning. It
is now 2 o'clock and the fi'S is still
buralrg fiercely, although tba entire
ire d:gartmeot, consisting of oica ta
glDtti, ara working bard to sava furth
er lurs of lire aid limb. An eye wit
neea of the fire says tt Is certain that at
least twtuty-five persons bve lost
tbeir llvrs end meny ethers bave been
more or Uis icjared.
One vomu as blng lowered frBC
a window by tba aid of a rope. She
had reichej a i1nt epprstts the third
stoiy when the ropa t?came Ignited
from a baiaitj sill, parted, end the
woman fall to tbe pavement, ber brains
being dashsd out. Iler body flattened
into a eh aelej mass. So great is tbe
conrusiou and exeitemnat that the
identity of tboeo killed and injured Is
wholly unknown.
But Oae Course Left Open ta Rim.
Senator Rotan b-s thus mads the
issue t. tween blmeHf and Mr. 'Delama
ter a dir:et one. The latter cannot es
cape frjcs i. Mr. Rutan aaers that be
holds lettsrs writt-n by Dalamat?r, by
which he can provj tbe Republican can
didate ta fe) "a aejaagogue, a ftiiflr
aod tbe holder or stolen goods." Mr.
Delamatr, If be rtealres to preserve bis
manbe jd, should ose no time in calling
the Allegheny ccunty mao to account.
His failure todsN will ba an sd mis
sion af Mr. Ratan's claims and a prac
tical ackhowledgment or the trath of
tbe charges against bim. There is
only one oouro open for bim and that
Is to praseeute tbe author of the letters
for libel. It will not do for bim to ssy
that he eaucot obtain Justice. An as
sertloa of thst klad Is aa ad re lesion of
the weakness of bis position. The
people ara anxious to bat i wbat the
Republican candidate bas to say con
cerning the orioaa charges brougnt
against Mm. Will be still remain si
lent ? Uarrishurg PatnoL
A 4,000 raand Cheese.
At ihe chese factory n East Otto
last Thursday there was put in the
hoop tbe biggest cbeeee ever made in
this region, and pmhably the largest
ever made ia tbe Ualt-d States. It
measures five feet in diameter and Is
thirty-nine inches blgb. Is weight
when sored will be four Ihooeand
pounds, and fully thlrty-ight thousand
pounds, of milk eras need in its manu
facture. Tba abundant pasturege
made tbe September milk unusually
rich, so this huge cheese is expected to
be of wirne sjuall'y. About four weeks
will be required to cure it thoroughly.
This record breaker was made for a
grocery honse of Cincinnati who are
about to occupy a new building. It la
wanted as an attraction for tbe open
ing.
In speaking of Senator Ratan's
cnarpPB araiDSC Candidate Dslimsier
a.d his chalienirs to tbe 'atter. the New
lora- Uerald says: Thls Is sTori- !
lanpoaga bat there Is nothing- to fear, j
iseiamaier win not reseol It. lie bas
aa noeommra anoant of resignation,
aad is a non-combatant, oot so much
through principle aa tironzh timidity.
Tbe merest rag picker in tha streets
will return blew for blow, bot the cant
didats for Governor of Pennsylvania
bas too much caution to rite his enemy
ackance to prove his charges.
Tbe Kew Dlaaoyary.
Too have fcaard ronr friends ana neighbor
talktae about It. Ton aaay ynnneir he ona of
tbe many wan knew from peronal cxparlenca
jnt bo g-ood a thing It ia. It von bie eer
triad It. joa are one ol lu staunch Itiends. be
cause the wonrterrol thins arxot It le that
hea onceileoa trial. Dr. Klnfs New Uis
covery toldi a plaoe In the boast. II too hare
oerer ne-l It aad rhonld ha minted with a
eooh. oold or any throat, lun or chest trouble,
sacare a boula at once ana k trait a fair trial
i-lJ,.K,rant1 eTorytlme. or moeey rrfonded.
Trial bniMM tnm at the lrun stores of K. Jamee
tbenrtarg. aod W. W. MeAtecr, Loretlo.
SEWS w OTIIFR tOTI1G.
A connterfelt dime heavily pitted with
pore silver on a body of German sl.ver lias
appeared ir lioslien, Ind. It Is dated 1889.
Tbe Daponi Towder Mill, at Blooms
hurg. blew up on Saturday. Fred Urubor,
an enploye. waa badly injured. Tbe loss
waa S5.i00.
Relic sellers t Gettysburg are said to
In port wagon loads of iank from Southern
battle fields aod sell tbem for Gettysb urg
battle relics.
While trying to catch a pet'dog. Mrs
Emilice TraU waa knocked down and killed
by an Est:-Penn ecgina at Temple Station,
near Reading.
Tbe winning candidate for Clfrk In a
Kentucky count y died Ju-t before the polls
clostd on election day. His competitor
now claims tbe office.
Jutioes of the Pra;e were fit appoint
ed In England bv Edward III, In tbe year
1327, and in 1300-1 they were empowered to
tri feloob. while tbeir wage wers fixed
by Richard II, In 1550.
Step bave been taken to establish in
bt. Patersbnrg a society for the Insniauce
of crop' against cllmatie mishaps. Tbe
Agr'cultaral Society of the metropolis has
Initiated tba movement.
St. Louis claisis to manufacture more
wagoas than any other crty In the country.
Tbe entire Seoth and Southwest are sap
piled from this point, while fancy wagons
and carriages are shipped to Europe and
Australia.
Gas from Coleetoek A Co.'s well near
Butler Ignited from tbe boiler fire, exloded,
snd horribly horned William Bixler and
Toel-Dreeaer Touag. James afcElbannay
was killed by a railing board In his Bara
bardt weU.
A yosng locomotive engineer on tbe
Southern Paelflo Railroad ia tbe ion or a
millionaire or Texre Haute, Ind. The son
voluntarily chose bis present life on ac
count of a quarrel with bis father. Tbe
family Is trying to Indue him ta return.
It Is r ported from Rama that there are
alarming fiasuraa la tbe dome of bt, Peter's,
boat a century ago a similar state or things
waa remedied by encircling tbe dome with a
strong hand ef aortal. Tha baud waa beated
and Ita contraction on sooliog was feund sof
ficieot to cloee up toe cracks.
A so at three years ago seveo aaen In
Perry, Ga , paid II each to etart a eavinga
bank. Tbe bank la bow operated oudr a
Stale charter, la looated In a building owned
by Its stockholders, and daring tbe list 12
months over 1 190 eo of a business was
transacted through Its eashier.
A man died la St. ran I tbe other day,
leaving a fortase or fa vv.000. The will
dtreeied ha division among bis wtfa aud
ehlldreo, exempt aa was ear, aoa, wbo la
150 0OS In debt. The hscefielarlas daatroy
ed tbe will, atlowlivg'lbe youcg man to re
ceive bis a bars or the property.
Mr. Murray, of tha Pittsburg mine, near
Grass Vallay, split open a large Ing tha oth
er day. He foaad a muzz'a-loadlng shot
gun that appeared te be all rlfcbt. bat wbsn
be tried ta pall It freta the bole the stock
era aa bled alaoea. Tbe barrels are of Una
make aad tha gun was evidently stolen and
hidden many years age.
A boy at Plaluficld. V. J., was attacked
by a large eagle and arveraly Ir.earated
about the chest one day reoeatly. Although
much flight .ned be grasped the bird aod
ehoked It, and throwing It on the ground
broke Its wing by Jumping oa It- Tbe
eagle was than aeenred allva aad afurward
exhibited la a store window.
Mrs Catharine Sullivao, of Sprint Bad.
Oblo, Is erazy as a loon ea reltsrlrm aad bas
been sitting up light along nearly every
algbt readlav the Bible end loetsg -leep.
Oa Thursday night she fixed ap an altar to
eeeraflou her little sea, wbosa she had pre
pared after the style of Abraham and Isaac.
While bunting for a butcher knife relatives
round ber and prevented tbe sacrifice.
Alexander Sartleeon a Ed hia rod
squatted on a claim near Republic, Wis.,
which waa claimed by a man named Nellls.
There was frequent quarrels between tbe
two and the latter bad often threatened
Bartleson's life. It had evidently been car
ried Into execution, as a party of prospect
ors, coming by chance upon the cabin, fund
both father and son murdered. Nellie has
disappeared.
Dr. C. W. Banks, of Derry Station, Is
the possessor or an Intelligent dog, said to
be a soivrvor of the Johnstown flood. Tba
animal Is kept at Llvermora, and one day
recently dlcided to pay a visit to some can
ine friends at Blalrsvilie. He boarded the
tram at the Cepot and Is due time arrived
at his destination. Concluding his visit, tbe
dog trotted down to the depot, got on tbe
first train and reacbed Llyermore In time
for supper.
The new automatic machine new ued
for stamping In the Kew York post office
will cancel, postmark, count and stack tbe
letters and postal cams at the rate of 23 000
per hour. Tbe machine la driven by an
electric mo ter, bnt It can be run witb foot
power like a small printing prwj. A short
time ago It cancelled, postmarked, counted
and stacked 46 480 letters and postal card,
of which 21.000 were letters, In two hours
and two aulnntre.
William Sbuman. a printer oo the Mea
de Times, at Muncie, Ind.. lay down on
tbe Big Foar track near Satin a, and was
decapitated by a freight tilan. He trx.k off
his coat, vest and hat, rolled up his sleeves,
threw himself outside the track wlthhls
neck on the rail and held bis head so that
It would pass under the pilot. lie leaves
a wife and algbt children In destitute cir
stance. He was driven insane, by settlDg
np the olscilptiou of a murder ease.
Foar years ago. Miss Lena Woodward
living on Thorn Creek. Wash., sowed tbe
seed from one head or barley. She har
vested the crop with a pair or shears, and
sowed tbe amount received the nxt year,
again harvesting It with her sbeara. The
third crop her rather cut with a grass scythe
getting enough tarley from tbls crop to sow
40 acres last i-prlng, which averaged 40
bushels to tbe acre when threshed, making
a total yield of 1 .COO bushels from one head
of barley In four years.
A remarkable case cams to tbe notice of
tbe police or Brooklyn, If. V.. on Thursday
meat. A man ir.lv Ink his pame as William
Tryor was found on tbe street eovered with
tar and feathers which be alleged were
placed upon him by two unknown men who
knocked him down, chloroformed him and
conveyed him, while unconscious, to a dis
tant place, where they gave bim a coat or
. tar and fathra Th .tnr nmr f.i.o
and it was dlscoyered tbat Prror had an
ambition ta figure as a "freak" la some
asoseam. and got two friends to apply tbe
coat. The friends were arre6ted and re
manded. One of the most exciting fire tbat bas
occur ed Id Pittsburg for a nooiber of sears
waa discovered a boat five o'clock oo Friday
afternoon la a building near tbe corner of
Tenth and Liberty streets. About fifty
girls Id so upper floor or tbe bonding he
came panic stricken; firemen were injured
and overcome by smoke; Chief Evans fell
from a ladder and was nearly killed, and
other Incidents tended to make It an unus
ual occurrence. Tbe building wbiob waa
on fire Is a four-story one located on Liber
ty street, near Tenth street, occupied Joint
ly by Dean & Niebsum, flour merchants
ani wholesale groceta, and D J. R.x &
Co., paper box manufacturers. Tba loss
was heavy and largely caused by water.
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From Monday,
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GREAT CLOTHING STIOAV
For one vcek commencing Monday, October 29th, TuJor'e H'gh Street store roo- f
merly known as the "New Plan Store." Here we will show the largect and must vaiud 7o
Fine and Medium Grade Men's and Boys' Clothing ever exhibited in this county.
Our Mr. Reynolds will represent us in Ebensburg and would be pleaded to have all hU oil
as many new friends visit him. 6
Our Prices This Season Hare Been Forced Don
to the Very Lowest Notch.
If you value your moriey and personal appearance?, by all meant wait for ua. Reefs.'
the dates, week after next,
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JOEKSTOWH'S
MEN'S AND BOYS'
PRACTICAL
AND DEALER IN
every WATERPROOF COLLAR c CUFF
BE UP
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THE MARK
NEEDS HO LAUKDEBIIiC. CAN EE WIPEB OCEAM IK A RSCKINT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN
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iAPouou,srI QUICKLY MARRIED
BAPOLJO is ons of tb.e beat known city luxuries and each time a cak.a
is used an hour ia saved. On floors, tables and pain tad work it acta like
charm, or scouring1 pots, pans and metala it haa no equal. If your
store-keeper doe not keep it you should insist upon hia doing; ao, aa it
always gives satisfaction and its immense sale all over the TJnited States
makes it an almost necessary article to any well supplied store. Every
thing: shines after its use, and even the children, delight in using it la
their attempts to help around the house.
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Oct. 27th, till Saturday, Nov, 1S
Forget the Days nncl Dates.
Watches, Clocks
JEVTELHy,
Silyerware, EiacalMriEcEt!
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Celebrated Rockford
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Id Key and Kteai Wlndara.
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of JEWELRT always oa han-1.
t7 Vy o of Jrwelrr I axarpafd
Llf.iue and see for yooraolf b fore purcbas
ne elwher.
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