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KBtSi'Bl'RIi. CAMBRIA CO., PA.
FRIDAY.
I F.MUAKY IX IX'l.
S'ksatoii Vouuei. is ill f a complica
tion f tliKiiw-s. rhctimatim :wil heart
di -amc being the niot-lserintw. It in not
probable he will l in On- Semite during
the rift of the season.
tai tue I'nisiuifj; iW, tie gives the
needful dctaile. Ls that there will be a de
ficiency in the treasury at the clce of
thi focal rear of f 14,000,000, and on
the lt of July, of f'me !0,000,-
IHH When President Cleveland gave
way to Harrison, March 4, there
waf a balance in the Treasury U the
credit of lncle &uu of ir0,0iH0O0.
The February Matemcnt of the r.ublie
debt hhowh that thin surplus hiw dieap-pear-d,
ami that the Admiuirtration is
raking the bottom of the treasury vaults
Accord-
Tkn thousand miners on a strike in
it., rv.niwurillf Cnker eirion and a ten
... - .1 -.re of all for tuidiary silver coinage
JL worker, is not the ft the Iwt- ; ing to this statement "the net c,h bal-
, ti.r. workincmen ' anee'' in
m
i!i i.f Ion l.eUrr.
Washington, I. C. Feb. 6, 1891.
Mr. Harrison made a wet desperateat
J'iiRca Out Alite.
Nasticoke. Pa., February V. There
i creat rejoicing m Uie ntue muiiujr
A
t:i! Itt;- Ndi'irp..
In tha "oort ol tinm
en on Vle t Cambria
I). K. W IL.H EL.M
M. A. M'JUKiaLE i X' w"hUam
And now tn mi ha-nldav ot JaDBarV A
tempt through Hoar, in behalf of the force village of Grand Tunnel, across tue SU-f w iwi.a. ia, Ked e..tiited ao.tiu.r (toHq"
bill at a caucui iOf liepublican ft-natois .juehanna river from thb place .'liVV-- -':,rt
held last night. In order to give the ena- The doubt that hat. prevailed iunte. tia ir-tr raa o i win it f-' tr-
. ti...v nnul the McKinley bill.
The Indiana Senate has passed a bill
miking the formation of a trust or com
bine a conspiracy and subjecting pcr
Ijons inten-st.tl to from $1,HH) to r.,lH0
fine and from '2 to .r years imprison
ment, Tlie ienal feature applits to natinal bank funds does not belong to
the treasury on the urst m
stant was $."0,Coif707. Includeil in the
"stirjilus" are the funds deposited by
the national banki? to redeem their
notes, amounting to $54,207,'.'7r, and
the fractional silver currency, amount
ing to f 20,249,S.i'., making a total of
74.437.M4. But the .-4,000,00
.Stockholders also.
PUKSIPKNT H.VKKIrOS. TuOSlaV,
appoint.il Janu-s H. Roeil, Fj-j., of
ritbiburg, district Judge of the West
ern District of Pennsylvania to succeed
Marcus W. Acheson, male Circuit
.Judge in place of William McKcnnan,
retired on account of age.
J. N Cruorftii, first Vice President
of the Pennsylvania railroad, died at
9:45 Sunday morning at his residence,
on Irwin avenue, Allegheny. Mr. Mc-
Cullough had been confined to his resi- j
dence for two months past by a general
failure of the digestive organs, compli
cated by a spinal ailment.
Hon. Ahram S. Hewitt told a gather
ing of railroad men in New York that
he knew but one rich man in that city
by rich he meant a man worth at leant
f20,0tM),0Hl who was doinK his duty.
That man, he said, devoted his entire
income, alve the sum, required for the
necessaries of life, to charity.
rarnoH f rh -or ai.nnfntnont at ! m 1
. tl - Ttrd nl VfTtilT. )!. m'riaett,
a M . when arU mt.HK all tltirwlii ami
tttl t tl av -aa r..-er or ins tnrr MUM
Iron oomlDic in on Mbl lund.
S. la, JLtJ.P.
tfeaniboTX. Pa., Jan. 30,41 AuAiMC.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
NntiiHt la nerahT rlvan tbat M. A. Wn.
antl n1 Mary C McOonlvl-, hi wtfe. hav
na4a a wnlaotary f amtmnon' "t all tha
aat. real pr-onal r-r mlsa. ,l aH M. A. Me.
CJonlirla in trvt tor the heneltt or tbe ereHltora
ol aaiil M. A.. MMlonlrle. All perron Indertted
to aM M. A. IW-on(frle are notlflaa to make
iTioaotto me withoat delay, and tboae bavtna;
claim aa-alnat the fame will irtent them,prop
erl aatbemleaied. (or setUemant ta me.
EKOEF)X.
Aavlanee of M. A. MeOobtxle et DI.
Altoona. Pa. Jasaaj-14. Uul AW
the Covcrnment, Vait to the note holders,
and the $A,t00,(K0 of subsiduiry silver
ctinage is not available for payments.
It follows that instead of there leing a
net cash surplus of 34,0OO,lXH) thcrc is
an actual deficit. The only thing that
prevents financial embarrassment is the
fact that tin holders of the national
bank notes do not present them for re
demption. These figures abundantly
lear out Senator Carlisle's estimate of
the condition of the treasury at the close
of the fiscal year. That is, there will 1
a deficit of nearly $1",(K0,000, increased
to $SO,IMH),000 at the close of the next
fiscal year in 1S'.2.
That will le a splendid showing to
go to the people at the presidential
election of 18'.2, esecially if Harrison
and Cleveland, as the representatives of
the two policies, one illustrated by a big
surplus and the other by a big deficit
with increased taxes, should be oppos
ing candidates.
The strike of coke-workers at Con
nellsville liecame geueral on Tuesday.
Tiit-ur ia -!iiia for rontrratulation that Sixteen thousand men. sava the Phila-
the House and Senate got through with j Jelphia Times, are idle and their idle-
their partisan squabbles before the Indian ness means that the fires in thousands
nna delegation arrived m ashington.
If the chiefs had visited Congn-ss during
a fight over a point of onler, they would
have leen justified in woudering why
the Government objects to ghost dances.
The Hew York 5tmsaysa politicians
who returned recently from Washington
thinks that John C. New will be the
next Secretary of the Treasury. He
said: "At " o'clock on Thursday after
noon last President Harrison cabled
Gen. John C. New ronsul general at
London, to come to Washington at
once."
Senator Gokmav, who lead the IVm-
of coke ovens are out and that the daily
procession of miners to and from work
is no longer witnessed. In one ot the
busiest of Pennsylvania's many busy
mining districts the quiet of the Sabbath
prevails every day. The lest feature of
this otherwise very bad situation is that
the men are quiet and so far no violence
has been attempted.
f With 6o manv miners alreadv idle the
deliberations of the first annual conven
tion of the Unite! Mine-workers of
America now in session at Columbus
Ohio, will be watched with no little in
tercst. lliis convention; composed of
oOO delegates from fifteen States, has
met for the ostensible purpose of inau
ocrats to victory over the Force bill is a pUrating an eight-hour day May 1,
most methodical man. He rises at , it is understood that the Knight of Ij
o'clock every morning, sits just sixty ! i,r will join in the movement, the miue-
workers leiiig allowed to go to the front
minutes at dinner, ami never on any
pretext permits an interuption of his ( ia its inauguration.
meals. He takes a walk of a fixed With one larire UhIv of miners al-
lenght every day, bathes at the same J ready on a wage strike and the reasona
hour a nd never uses tobacco or liquors.
The Democratic majority in the Ohio
Senate, which had leen dissipated by
the death of two Senators, has leen re
Stored, the special eWtions having re
sulted in the election of Democratic Sen
ators in loth Senatorial districts by
largely increased majorities. The Me
Kinlev law and the Force bill seem to
act as incentives to work on the Ohio
Democrats.
Five table glassware houses in Pitts
burg, one in Wheeling, one in Ftstoria
And one in Finlny, O., have made appli
cation for a new trust combination
which will le known as the United
States Glass company, with a capitol of
tl.WO.OOO. It is said to le the begin
ning of the combine which will soon
embrace all the table glassware facto
ries in the country.
ble prospect that the residue of the
miners of the country may soon engage
in a strike for shorter hours, and ier-
haps. le joined by all the organized lalior
1 olios, the hdor situation promises soon
to lieeome very interesting and possibly
exciting. For the general prosjierity of
the country, which includes the la!or
ers as well as every Uidy else, it is to le
hoicd that no demands will lie made
that cannot l reasonably conceded.
UXIODTOKS' MpTHT.
I.ettra taatamentarr on the eatate Wm.
M. MrNeella late of ulearfleM townahip. havlnc
been granted ta tbe oadmlnwd . notice naraoy
given ta all Dartlea ladeMed to raid estate to
make Immediate pavmrnt. and thoae bavin
claim r avalnat tbe relate will preaent them,
properly authenticated, lor aartlement.
HfOIi H AO AN. St. .onttne,
THUS. HAG AN, OallltHn.
January f.lftvi. Executor.
tore who had voted against the old bill an last Wednjday , over the fate of
opportunity of returning to the ranks a the three meu wUo were caugui in me j
new bill was prvsentetl to the cauc us, mine by the on-rushing waters from an
shorter and without some of the objeo under-ground reservoir, is now removed,
tionable features of the Lodge 1411. gladness reigns in ' the homes where
Storier differs as to the conclusion ar- gloom existed and the good news Las
rived at. Some say that it was decided made every miner's heart in the com-
to pass the new bill in a few days and inunity leap for joy.
others that no definite conclusion was William Cragle, John W. IJiner and
reached. One Republican Senator, who Michael Shelarski are alive. The Crst
voted with the lcniocrats to lay aside message between them aud their rescuers
the gag rule retiolution, is reported to passed over the Hooded gangways short
have said that if it would be any satis- ly after 3 o'clock this morning, the
faction to the radical members of in water then being down to sucii a iohii
party he would vote for the new bilU that- men on rafts could float by the
because he was satisfied that there was clogged bratliwork. and get over the
.w.t or.riir1 tin rt-inHiiiiiKr t- pet it WhI to the tran trwav on the other bide.
11 1 ' k s.v0u ------ - o
thnnigh the House. Hack through tlie gi.ioniv paNigewav ,
Tlie Republicans seem to be getting illnmined only by the Ilare of the min-
the worst of the silver pool investigation, ers' naked lamps, came resounding the
in spite of the evident intention of the Ehid shouts of the rescuers: "The men
committee to find out as little as possible. I are found! They are alive!" Tlie shout
No Democratic member of either branch was taken up by those at the pumps and
of Congress has Ifen implicated, while 1 tent up the slope to where others of the
two promineut KepuMicans benator toilers were at work. Hie men at me
Cameron and Representative Taylor, of bottom of the slope could not restrain
Illinois have admitted their guilt, and themselves, and many of them plunged
another one Representative Ketcham, into the murky waters to waue ana
of New York is expected to do likewise, ewim across the abyss.
The greatest farce of the investigation Tlie work of reaching the imprisoned
was enacted this week when Owenbey, men was daringly accomplished by
the man who claimed to have been a Ueoree Bendel, who, when he found his
member of a silver ikk1. was broucht I nroeress stooDed by low timbers, dipped
from Chicago under arrest and put on I his raft under them, following by diving.
the stand. Aim st before he began his He lost his hat and lamp, but uliam,
testimony the committee decided that he 1 Kowen. who was swimming the gang-
must not mention the names of Sena- way, pa.ssed his lamp through a break
. . . .... . ,i ' .. n ,t .
tors or Keiresenatives mat lie nai iiearu l over the timbers ana uenuei wem. o
named by other iieople as simulating with his search. As he went along the
n silver. That practically shut out all I brattice he heard Riner s voice saying. ; raa.e payment without delay, and tl
that portion of his evidence that might -For God's sake hurry up, boys, and, n"1" "lr;'1
lave led to findinir out something, and rret us out of here: weare yet alive. I annikci. will,,
; lu.K..l l..it it n-no : r. 1U1 tit I rrn.:.. l.Aiv.c-uro tlitit Tuoiltil Sent
li o luiltiVM ma, t w o imv i'.v fcv X LI lU ana ll.l. iiiv - - -
have just that very effect. back over the murky waters to the other
The free coinage bill has been the rescuers. He could not reach the men
cause of some very plain talk this week, J without going through the brattice, one
and unless all signs fail it is going to hundred feet, and wading fa water two
bring on a big row in the Huisc. ben- 1 aud three feet deep.
ator Cockerell said that the opposition to When he found Riner, Gragle and
the bill which has suddenly sprung in- I Shelarski they were up in the cross heaa
to life, in various sections, but princi- inir. ocrched on a legging, and at the
pally in the Fjtst, was inspired by tele- I highest oint they ould reach in the
grams from tlie capitol; aud Represcn- I mine. This was just a tritle more than
tative Bland charged Keprenentative six feet above the elevation reachea o
Walker, who is a Massachusetts banker, the flood, and here they were, without
with trying to smother the bill in com- food since Wednesday morning, hear-
mittee by granting endless hearings to ing the throbbing of the pumps, aud
all who asked for them. The vote of knowing that efforts were being made
the committee shows that the bill will I to rescue them.
get no favors there, and all that the free At 5:30 o'clock the water was down
coinage men can do now is to await a fav-I enough to -allow the men to be taken
orable opportunity to bnntr it directly out. This was done by Iimnjr them one
before the House. at a time, on the raft across the nooueu
Con cress has eranted Mr. Harrison's I ram-wnv. their 'imprisonment making
request and passed a bill extending the j them too weak to risk the danger of the
time during; which an assistant mav act I water. Thev reached the pumps salely,
as the head of anv executive department I and were wrapied up in blankets, hav-
- ... i - ... . . - i .
of the Government from ten to thirty I first been given some nnlk in ngni
days, and that genth-man Ls up to his quantities as nourishment.
ears ln'the recommendations ol various I nen Bendel, Jones ana urown reacn
would-be Secretary's of the Treasury. I ed the men, the latter clasja-d them
All the big Republicans from General I about their necks and wept with joy at
Alirer and Chauneey Depew down to I their rescue from a place which every
"me too Piatt, who is himself a can-I one lelieved to be a living tomb. X he
didate, are Hitting in and out of Wash- j men said they had sjent the most of
lnerton like restless chosts. It is state! I their time almost continuously in pray
by Republicans that Mr. Harrison has I inir: that neither of them stopped a nio-
proniised not to give tlie place to a sil- I nient, but all were hoping aud watching
for help from the outside, and when
thev heard the first iiounding again
the brattice they licgan to call out where
thev were
The men suffered very little from
hunger but very much for something to
drink, quenching their thirst as best
The - People's - Store,
5TH AVENUE, PITTSBURCH.
Largest and Finest Store in the Citv.
Fine Black. Coods.
fVe krea at all UmM a e-fnplrta aloe cl b)ae and Uwurnlog Ua4t ol dm biahect cbaracter to
qeality and atjle.and at (irre tbe L iet
Blaca lfaoKrato i.Ui. 4ho. fir, 1, UT.lMinl up to S ai.
HlaeH Faille Krancaiae. Sic l. 1 11 1 aft. I 00. 1 , 1 Ti and t 0.
Black Hatin KaadamM. efte. 7 jc. Sir. 91, 1 26. 1 b anl ap Ui i &.
bluet Sarah. ttc. To. ttSc. l, 1 '2b and up Wl 00.
Armmn and Imuey Wer. iriieaAl tara, 1, 1 aft 1 t.
bluett Brocade a. tvtc. 1
Muire bilka, SAc. lHl'AlM and a 00.
black Satin ftoo. T6e and I o
Klx k Silk Warn UeoneUaa. TV. 1 00. 1 11. 1 2ft. 1 V,l SO, 1 fj, 1 76. 2 00. 2 25. 3 ST. 20.
Silk Warp Itraiied A.imae. $1 So. 1 76.
Silk Warp lamiae. incnea. aa.
Ail Wool Tarn lee, 40 inchea. Sue. 60c and 1 06.
AU Weal IX d. lNacoaaU. Ura.adea, etc.. vOe. 1 00 and 1 Si.
H luck All Wool Black Henrietta. 76e, S7e. Je, 1 00, 1 la. 1 2ft. 1 7, 1 60. 1 73.
40 I acb All Wool t renen iJainmere. 4,aue. -c, 7uc iac, uue.iae ana yue.
black and White. White and black,' Black and Oray, Urar and Black fabric
Irom 80e to l.aa.
Black VaJhmere Hhawla. SlntrU. 1 15, 1 to, I T6.2 Oo.a So and np to 8 75. Doable, 8 00. 60. 00, 4 60,
6 o and no to 16 Ou.
Silk Frtaced Shaw la In (Ingle. S 00 to 0 So. - Doable, S 00 to 7 00.
40 and 44 ln! wide.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby jriven that the fol
lowtriR account has been tiled in the Court
of Common Pleas of farabria county Pa.,
and will be confirmed bv said Court on the
second day of March 1801 unless cause be
shown to the contrary.
First and final account of Frank Chrbs-
Ine eommltte of Isaac Yoder.e
Feb. 4. 1891. J. C. DA It BY.
I'roth y.
1 T!e!tTTRIX NOnt'E.
Xji Notice I hereby Klven that letter testa
mentary on the eetate ol Anthony Will late of
t'best Sprln boroutrh, Cambria eonnty. deeeaa.
a. have bee a eran led to tbe nndertiroeri. AU
. person Indebted to paid eatate are notiOel to
tbem. prop-
J ANK WILILu
Cheat SDiina-. February eih. 1ML. tieentrlx.
verman. lie II have a hard time to fill
the shes of the latefcvcretary Windom; I
several of those who might do so satis-
fiicforilv to the country would under no
circumstances connect themselves with
the iiresent uniMipular aliniiiistratiou
tenator Tnrjie, in accordance with
the rest lut ion recently adopted by the thev could by pressing apainst the rib rif
Indiana legislature, has offeml a joint I the"criss healing anl sii-king the water
resolution proposing an amendment to I hs it dripped down the sides
the Constitution ol the tinted Mates,
for the election of Senator bv a direct
vote of the people.
It looks now as if the Fifty-first Con
gress would come to an end lefore the
Committee which has li-i for lo these
many months making an alleged inves-
itTCKTllCM toy addeadna- 6e. w
f Btatavell ak Co.. 10 Soruee St.. New York
aa learn the esaot eoct of anv propoeed line nf
tUVEKTiINH la A men can Newspaper, ivw
ravarv) Pausiphilf't-lOe
Prieat J . Sl.k Warp Uahmere. IJoable Shawl, tiemstltehed. 12 00, 14 SO and 16 00.
black Klcho. heavy ailk lrme, rtehly embroidered. 1 25 1 ao. 1 76. 2 00, 2 24. 2 5. 2 76, S 00. S 50. 4 00,
4 60. 00. 5 . S 74. 00. 40 , 6 75. 7 00. T 60. II 00. ( 50. 00. 9 50, 10 00, 11 U0. 12 00, op to 37 6 .
Black, load Wool ShawU. 1 61. 2 00, 2 So, S 00 2 60 , 2 76 , 4 So.
Black Jacket and Wrap af every Ushlonabl dercrlptlon rom 2 60 to 00 00.
Mooroma MlWlnery a Sicialty,aiway a ready lor ue, Iatest atjle of Nam' Veiling-and Mourn
ing bilk.
Toqne and Bonnet, tl 60, S 00, 3 W. S 75. 4 00, S 00. 6 50, 0 00.
Crape and Crape Veil.
AU Wool, Btrderad. Nan' Telllnc. 1 26 to 2 00.
Silk and Wool. Bordered. Nana' Veil Inc. 1 20 to 200.
Bnllllnery to order by Bret elaa aruau at moderate rice.
When yon need anythln; la any kind ol biaca Uooda, you wiU Bad everything wanted here.
Beat ttuod and Luwaiet frice.
CAMPBELL & DOCK.
CARL RIVXNTTJS,
PRACTICAL
AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks
ifRwn A?ri THr."otiu,.
It has leen dis-ovcred Viy the rolls of
the Frick Company that twenty-three
more men are missing in addition to the
one hundred and seven found dead in
the recent mine disaster at Mammoth,
Fa. This increase the total deaths to
one hundred and thirty. It is probable
that the remaining twenty-three will not
1 found for weeks, owing to immense
piles of wreckage that must be undermined.
(iENKKAL tfllKRM AS Was SeflOllsly ill ill
New York, for several days the early
art of this week, but is now believed
to be out of danger. His physicians,
however, say that it will lie a month
tiefore he will be able to leave the house.
Later news received since the aliove was
set up in tyjH. announces that (ieneral
Sherman is very low having passed a
ad night on Tuesday and that but little
liopes are entertained for his recovery.
Carkoi lD. Wkioht, the United Slates
conmissioner of lalior, estimates that
tliere were in the country in June last
22,000,000 jiersons of all ages and con
ditions, engaged in gainful occupations;
and that there are -kl.OtH) persons added
each year to the nunilT engaged in all
occujiations for which vacant places
there will next vearle 500,000 candi
dates men, women and children. He
tells those who are alxiut to coiiijK'tc for
these vacant places to take something
Smithy, jewelry, printing, electrotyping,
railroaUng, engineering, teaching, sten
ography whatever taste leads to, and
put their whole heart into learning the
art of their work; develop their individ
ual jowers; insist upon making them-
I selves masters of their trades or profes-
fion, in order to lieeome master work
men in whatever calling is chosen; And
then the real satisfaction and the in
tense enjoyment of a serious and active
life will develop to a wonderful degree
and prove that the lest citizenship is
found in those who are the best and
most remuneratively and most enjoyably
employed. Tliere can le no doubt as
to the soundness of this advice, for it is
hard to find a town the country over
where the professions are not overcrowded.
Revulsion Against Pensions.
There has Irf-en much change in pul-
lic opinion regarding the pension busi
ness. Tlie great increase in 'tension
iiHvments. the disclosure ol abux'S or
ligation of the Pension otiice and Coin- questionable acts in that branch of the
missioner liauin, makes its report. It service, the apprehension that the right
is thoueht that the rei tort Ls held back to ful payments to veterans have been
. . . - . In i - . 1 I 1.
keep Kauni in his place as long as poe- largely innaieu oy irauus on me pur. .i
sible. as he ia almost certain to lie re- applicants or agents, and the exiraonim-
nioved wheu the reitoit coes to Mr. ary demands with which peusion agents
' I . a a a II 1.1 1 la M I . .4
Harrison. I ouicklv loUowed the legislation 01 iai
The National Iegislative Council, year demands that would have taken a
which was provided for at the late Ocala thousand millions or more from the
convention of the National Far mere I treasury uave comoineu to pntuuee an
llinm-i. w nou.-liohl n r iti firt assion unfavorable miiiressioii. Ihere are
h-re. It is comiKtsed of tliC-President's
of the State organizations and the Na
tional Presilent. Its principal duties
are to prepare the bills that the Alliance
will ask the next Congress to pass.
Tliere is a rumor that the council has
already decided upon a material modifi
cation of the 6ul-treasury scheme.
Siteaker Reed's action in having re
fused to give the House committee on
Foreign Affairs a day for the considera
tion of measures favorably reported from
that committee makes it practically im
possible for us to make a single step to
wards the reciprocity now extended by
the Canadian government. Well, there's
one consolation, Keed will be a de'tosed
Czar in a very short time.
A MKA-a'RK has been presented in the
Ohio State Senate to aliolish the Canal
Com minion and create a board of four to j
sell the public works of the State.
Three years time is given in which to
accomplish the work. The reasons for
getting rid of the canals are they have ost
$14,000,000 to date; require an apprtt
priatiou of 1100,000 a year without any
return, and 3,(HH0X can 1k realized
by the sale or a '2o year lease of the property.
thousands of voters who were heartily
in favor a year ago of liberal measures
for the Iteneht of Union veterans, but
who are now inclined to look with dis
trust upon measures heretofore enacted
as well as now proposed, feeling that the
business may have gone too far lor the
public good.
It would be gratirving to ne anie to
meet this distrust with strong and un
qualified denial that it had any justifica
tion. But ever since the I nuune began
to call attention to the irregularities or
abuses in the service, the evidence has
been accumulating that it is not in all
resiects what it should le. The facts
which have come to iili iive never
theless gone far to impair public confi
dence in the care, impartiality and effi
ciency of the service, and to increase the
impression that fraduleut claims may
have been granted in many cases through
the unscrupulous influence of agents.
aV. r. Tribune (Hep.)
A. Costly Salt.
Tlie great Jones county, Iowa, calf
case is ended in all probability, the su
preme Court recently amruiing the
judgment of the lower court on the
case. Tlie history of this remarkable
suit is aft follows :
Twenty years ago Miller and Johnson
owned and tilled adjoining farms in
Jones county, and were considered well
to-do aud prosierous. Miller lost a
number of calves, the total value of
which was alamt 4o. He charged a,!;.,.-,. i;nfral'R office, and that there
!iem and had I , n.a Knic tv.t
Nearly sixteen hundred applications
have Iwen made for liquor lia-nse in Al
legheny county tip to date.
The town of Elllsvllle. Fill ton"cou nt v.
Illinois, was swept from the face of the
earth by a fire on Saturday. The town
was a small one and there were no means
to fifth ll he fire.
Mrs. Mary Sil. of Chicago, stepped on
a match on Saturday morning and 1hu
et fire to hr dress. "Before she could be
reached fhy neighbors she was horribly
burned aud cannot recover.
At Pittsburg RoacfAnn Henderson.
aged V), has sued Alexander Johnston.
7C years of ag, for fio.ono for breach of
promise to marry. Johnston. he claims.
ha transferred his affections to a lady of
SO summers.
A I.ehiffh county rhlld expelled a knife
the other day watch It accidentally swal
lowed during the holidays. The knife
measure three Inches iu length, and the
child is none the worse, having suffered
little or no Indigestion.
flenrgc RiiMiok. Andrew Tdt and
Michael Soltol, Hungarians, were convict
ed of murder In the first degree of Michael
Quinn. who was killed in the Ilraddock
riots on last New Year's day. The con
victed men were leaders In the riots. Max
Sehamberg. the A list ro-Hungarian consul.
claims that the verdict is unjust. A new
trial will be asked for.
Mrs. Snrier. aped seventy-one years.
while at a funeral In Lancaster on Sunday
after main, became faint and took a drink
of what she thought was whiskey. It was
the undertaker's embalming fluid, howev
er. and the service- of a phrslciau were re-
quin-d. He left her apparently out of dan
per, but the excitement consequent upon
the affair brought on an attack of heart
disease, which caused death Iu a short
time.
Constable. Wlsser. of Mifflin township
Allegheny county, regards hisrduty to the
state as paramount to his duty to his par
ents. He brought his agd father Into
court on a chargn tt selling liquor-withou
a license. The constable explained to the
court that he had as much love for hi
father as the. rext boy. but that his devo
tion to duty compelled him to restrain his
parent's activity In defying the liquor
laws.
A disastrous explosion of giant powder
took place on Saturday night at the Mount
Ixtokout Colliery of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna &. Western Railroad Company at
Wyoming, five mi'es. from Wilkesbarre.
Nathaniel Ranke and Charles Kirke were
instantly killed; William Ross so liadly
injured that he is not expected to recover.
and Luke Michaels received burns aud
bruises which will disable him for weeks.
Ross took up a keg of giant powder and
began pouring some out into his flask. He
called to Michaels to show a light, and
stepping np to w here Ross was, Michaels
took off his hat. on which was fastened his
miner's lamp, and held it down. A spark
dropped and the explosion followed.
-JEWI,RY,-
SflYeimMiiMIi
AND
Optical Goods.
Sole Agent
FOB ITit
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHK8.
Columbia and Fredonia Watches.
In Key and Stem Winders.
L.ARGE SELECTION of ALL KIND
of JEWELRY alwayi on band.
ry My line of Jewelry Is unsurpassed
Come and see for yourself before purcnat
di el where.
tfAlX WOMI OCIRAHTKKD a"l
CARL RIVINIUS
ensburg. Not. 11, 1885--tf.
Eetenrode - &
loppel,
"J lyil.TTKK'S NOTICE.
Jl Th MTtlowinic aooaantr bar t.au r-ui..w t
and panaed by ma ao1 rrrtm L.cl at t.
thi nines lor tba Inp-la-tinti nt h-ir. ?af-, '
arJ aii trT!:rr li.lra.la,!. ert rf! 1. pr -: .j
to u.e Urj 1 Tit'' ourt I -r ui.r.foi.ai ion ;
konii (n pttija? lay , tUw-l, 1n.i
l. I irl mul tiuil ar 1unt l J..1:ti m I'ij
a Jm ;r. '.rtor of J be 'u 1 . la'e : .l i.u
(1 -.. ..,1 .
i lrn lirt lLl iari.at unt V. ;i ji
Km''-tT . al tta iljl.: rtar v.' J voh li . Ku' u . : ,
ui .S'.ilMTr.rrhMl l.'Wiif tl4-ra-a.! .
.- 1 nt- nrt aii'l bnal nr'vjun ui eatr:9K K.'i
rdUii- iiraur ot Keit Melicer. lat ol 'amrr!a
borunab. daoeaaad.
. The Brat and jntrtlal aiwnnnt ! John Thoisat
adoLlolataator ol Tbo. 8 I'art, of JoLm'
town, deraanad.
a. trat a1 flnat aannaat I'nrs
xenutor ol WlKlam Veanjr, ltK- i; 'i.mjh . ,'
boronab. deeeaaad.
. r lmtaod final amount i,l :,aa't O. s:l,..v.
admlnirtrator of Keatrlr i uiiir, late cr ' .
maarh ttorouah, dereaaed.
7. Ktrat and Onal xwiitl f Hiram Mf(im..
axlolnltrator ot John W barton, lata of Claameld
township deeeaaaxi.
8. Tba Drt and tnal account of A J. Waii,
iruardlan o rUmer K. Forfar, minor rhlid nt w'
W . l orter, lata of SammerblJl tornblp, dcca'
d.
0. Aeeoant oil. K. Kohart. admlnlatratnr e t
a. or Ludnda H. Koheru, latejol Jotinitown, o.
coaaed .
10. Tba aoent ot Frank M. Kurhanan admin.
Utrator ol John S. Hucbanao, lata ol Jobniuiwa'
derard.
11. Tba awaoont ot FraDk M. Bophanan. adtn's.
lairator of Kate J. Buchanan, lata ol Joliciuwa
deeaaaed.
12. The aneonnt ol Oatbaiine Koocti avd Ml
ehael Koontc. admlnl'tratora of antata ot
Kurait. late of Snaqnehanna twnhlp dwun
13. Tbe aeeonnt ot Joaenh w. rknrr.l j'
mtntitrator ot Wlll'am tckeorode. late of u.i
litem, deeeaaed.
i. Klrt and final aonoant ot Chal J. ick
aiardlaa Ol K. Frank Ultra-. .ravrad hv rao w'
Waaroer. admlolitrator of !hal I.. Itirk lrr,m tha
bonk and paper or Chal I.. Dick, deceaieri in
lioeaeailon of ald almlnlofrator. '
lb. r'lrat and final avunt ol I). J. OoM.ji
bare, admlnlatrator ot Henry OuJdeoburir lata
ot Johnatows. deoeared.
16. Klrat and final aoeount ol Philip Keltcr
wno waa eiaraujr Ol toe iat. win and te.tamrnt
of "ai-ier Belter, late of Monster IowdhIHu ds
ooaaad.
17. Tbe account ol letlne MrMallan. tnn.
teoto veil rarlal n real eatate ol Matthew MclluW
len. lateol t-learfiald town'hlp. dareaaei
11. The eeonnd and final aaroi'ot of J. hn '
Mr.Moilen and t'eleatlce MeMullen. aierntnr, u
tba lt will aod lentrxen t ol Matthew ftlcMul
len. deeeaaed.
lt. Tbe aeeonnt of Jnaapb Inv and l-urtwloa
troaar. eseeotor ot Frederick Uroaser, late ut
t.'mvle towohlp. deeeaaed.
JO. Firatand partial aneonnt of Enrlehart Hon.
der. e I ecu tor of Paul Bender, late of Clearfield
tonhlp. deeeaaed.
21. Tha firat and final account of Ellen (I'liin
nell. ezecntrlz ot tba Ian will and teatarnvo: of
Itonnl O'Uonaell, deoeaaed, late ot .Munnter
townahlp.
Cl Tbe flmt and final aeeoant of Klehard II.
ftavl. admintpirator rejat tetiamfnto annrxt 0f
Klehard Ls. ItavU. late ot FhenHlmrie. decaaa,
S3. Tba aeeoor.t of Hev. John Bovle. a-uariiao
ol Oliver B... Mary ta Sale. May Franca. Alice
Blanche and Butler Straaic Henry, minor chill
ren of Natnnel rfenry. deeeaaed.
4. Flrt and partial aeeoant of Hurh K Md.
Mullen. adn-ilnltrator ot Joha A. McMuil.n
lata ( Allegheny town'hlp. deeaaaad . '
2i. Flrat aod final aeeoant of Iul Statler.
dereaand. wbo wa adminl'trator of (. C. Krir.
ey. by Samuel Curt jr. admlolitrator . I Loun
Siatler. deeeaaed.
It. Flrat and final aeeoant of E. H. MOu,
admlntatrator ot Itantel H. Hoylo, late of 'rujit
town'hlp. deeeaaed.
37. Tbe firat and final aeeoant of Jimei M.
Shamaker. admlnlatrator of Iena A. Sbuniaktr,
late of Johnsuiwa, deeeaaed.
28. Tba second and final aeeoant of Jsroe jj.
Shumaker. admlnlatrator ol Jobn Streum, lalt
of Johnatown. deeeaaed.
Flrat and final aeeonntot Jo'epb Kunn ad
mlnlatrator of Samuel Fa:e, lata ol Mineral
Point, deceased.
3U. Flrat and final account at fc,. L. Mauri i
admlnlatrator of Henry ln tcbard . late oUobni-
town, deccaael.
31. Flmt and final account or ltii istatier,
deeeaaed. admlniatrator ot E. J. Brinkev. de
eeaaed. oy Samuel Caller, admlDlatratorof L.ouu
Statler. deeeaaad.
32. Second and final aeeoant of Ellaatwth
K repper and Jobn L. Kneper, admlnlitratur of
John KDtppvr, deeeaaed.
S3. Tbe third aod final aeeonot of W. C Lew
la. admln'atrator of Jama Money, late of JubDi.
town, deeeaaed.
M. Firat and Deal account of ADule M. Yonnc.
administratrix af Aukusi Youn. late of Jobai
town, deeeaaed.
36. Tbe firat and final aoeount of Jobn rtomu.
vurvlvlnc ezbentor of Arthur Ioran, lata ol
Prorpaet borooKh. deeeaaed.
6. Flr-t and final account of Jobn P. Klutz,
admlnlatrator of Jobn Kiel, lata ol Cambria
borautcb. deeeaaed.
ST, Flirt and I nal aoeoar.t of J. H. Bomvard
ner. admlnlatrator ol Henry Werrlck, late ol
Ktealand town'hlp. deeaaett.
3H. Flrat and final account ol William rYem.
eller. adminf'trater of Mary Kelvbly. deeeaaed,
filed dv u. w. Winner, admintMrator oi . I..
llrk. Kq., deeeaaed, attorney for Wm. Trem-Her.
a. Tbe firat and final aeeoant of tomer wai
ter. admiDlstrator ot Kev. E, W, Juner, At-
ceare 1.
tt. Tbe flnt and final account ol (vomer w al
tar, administrator ot Mary A. Jonei. Jf-nteJ.
Ebenabunr. February 5tb, Kic:sier.
-DEALERS 1N-
J!t. B. BILLES,
T.TT.T.T"
anrn 1 V p.rr.h a nd ISft. BANKING : CO.,
XJ-L I II 11 JL -CO-.,
CLO THIJYG, FLOUR, FEW,
LumberandShinglcs. We keep our Stockah'avf-
Full and Complete. Give us a Call.
CARK O faLTOWN, I A.
A GENERAL HANKING
TK AN SACTKI ).
(Afallir.a.
i;rsiNis
FIRE, LIKE, A NI ACCIDENT IN'sl H-
A .N L K .
ALL THE l'RINCIl'AL STKAM-IH?
LINES UEl'KI - SEN J ED 1! t
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
3TQt to ST3lt !
Not to
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
The PenBSj-lTama Leg-UIature.
llARRWBriuj, Ta., Feb. 11. A feusa
tional rumor got alloat here yertorday,
but did not get very far until it rece ived
itd qiiiftus in an official denial. The
rumor was to the effect that a shortage
of $l.KJ,(HX had been discovered in the
Johnson with tlie tiieit oi mem ana nau waj5 nQ money to meet Uie bills that
him indicted by the Rrand jurj-, and he cominir iu. Adiutant General Mc-
was convicted on what iieared to be clellanj wneu questioned concerning
niiiiiTiiHiiiiiiii.m. - the alleeed chortaire in his denartnient
Coij-Fjctok Warmcabtle, of Pittsburg,
has received a communication from the
Treasury IVpartment stating that the
Attorney (5enenl has rendered an iin
iou to the eff-ct tliat no lxuiity is paya
ble on sugar produced pritr to July 1,
18V1 . Tlie opinitii was given nt the re
quest of Collector Warmciistle, wh has
received miniemus inijuiries fmm pro
ducers of ninpli sugar in Western Penti
eylvania. The Imunty to lie paid islj
and 2 cents jkt tounl, in accordance
with the grade of the article. It is esti
mated by the collector that from "(X1 to
tX itcis his are engage! in manufactur
ing maple sugar in his district and tliat
the annual output is from iI.oOO.OX) to
o,lW,W0 pound-: auuuidU.
Sen ator Mekk has intnlu.-el a bill
providing that from and after its pass
age in the jtoor disrricts of the State
there shall lie assessed upon and collect-
ed from each unnaturalized person over
the age of IS years within their districts
an annual tax of which sum shall lie
used for the maintenance of the ioor
and lie collectable in installments of 25
cent iKr month. Persons emploving
unnaturalized rtcople as descriltcd are re
quired to report monthly to the overseer
of the ptor, ttr other l-gally coiLtituted
authorities of the jntor, the name or
number by which they are known to
their employers and deduct 25 cents a
a month from the unnaturalized tersons
in their employ. In the event of em
ployers not complying with this require
ment they shall pay 50 cents for each
unnaturalized employe.
I lie case
to the Supreme Court and was remand
ed for a new trial, A change of venue
was taken to Benton county, and after
two ap'tearances in the Supreme Court
and three trials in the District Court
Johnson was acquitted. The coste how-
said; "Tliere Ls no shortage that I
know of. I don't believe there is any."
In the Senate Mr. Showalter presented
a petition from the Social Purity alliance,
of Philadelphia, praying for the passage
of a law prohibiting the use ol tobacco
ever, had len heavy and Itoth fanners . . bv anv oue uuder the Hge
I ... I -!.- -.. vl (Ivai f uiiiii? uiM nwrfrfiirva I "
to meet tliciu. I A titA K;iki Intn.Wpa oue
J1 11IVI 1 a.aa aaj
After Johnson's acquitUd he brought
suit for damages against Miller and
others for malicious prosecution. This
case also had a devious run through the
lower and higher courts, the last trial
having been in. Black Hawk county,
where the nlaintiff was given a verdict
for SI. 000. Tlie Jury returned a gener
al verdict and also answered a numlicr of
by Mr. Dunlap, to prohibit tlie uepiMi
of publie money with certain unincor
porated banks by city, borough, and
school treasuries and deliquent tax col
lectors. Among the bills passed hnauy
waus this one: Providing that liquor
license fees shall be paid into the treas
ury of the city, liorough or township
where Uie Ucenst-a place is Fiiuaieu
ejiecial interrogatorie, and one ground J Scliate xhea jassed several bills on
ot appeal was ma. me biia. umi.- gecoud reading and adjourned.
ttne tlll noi warrani mr nuui, V-
Suoreme Court evidently thought ttther-
Well Kaawn.
1 here is itrobably no business house in
Western renu'a so well known to the pub
lic in this and adjoining Stated as the one
we are about to f twak of. Well known for
square aud hunest dealing, well known for
keeping the largest and most complete
stock in his line, well known for prompt
shipping and safedelfvery, either by freight
or express. We refer to the establish
ment of Mas Klein, the wholesale liquor
dealr-r of 82 Fedt-ral stiwt, Allegheny Pa.
Ills arrangements with the different
Mountain Distillers of Penn'a for thefr en
tire production, and hU contract with
foreign houses for direct importations, to
gether with the ex'terionce of many years,
makes him the leader in his line. His own
"Silver Age Rye, sold now In every first-
class place at tl-.vj it quart, has no rival.
His six year old Penn'a Ryes at fl-OO each,
cr six quarts lor are tno nnesi ptous
offered. Send for price list, acquaint your
self with his manner of doing business
and you will always send for any stimu
lant you may want to Max Klein, 82 Fed
eral Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Tarn Eorroa: Plaaaa inform your laaJera
that I hava a poaiUva ramadv for tna abova-aaiaed
Olaaaaa. By Ita Umaly nae themaanda of hopalaaa
rataa hava hian parmaaaoUy enrad. I ahall be glaJ
to Band two bottle) of any ramady FR to any of
your reader wao hava oouaumptlon if tney will
aend ma thair Exprca and P. (X addraaa. Bep-t-rolly,
T. A. bUUCVH, M. O. lttl Paaxl 8U Ji- I-
Lorn
MARK.
NEEDS NO LAUNDEMNO. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMKWT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
maa-Sft-l
GREA-DTJCTIOIT SALE
For the Next 30 Days
Accounts of merchants. farmT aii'l
trrs varnestly solicit-!. assuriiiR our i:iip!.i
that all business cntnir-ti-d to u iii
i-riTe prompt and carvful aiK-ntion. unJ
held Mrictiy conliilciiljal. c utoiii'-r- "
tr'al-d as liberally as good 1'inik::.:
rMO-s will jM rinit. - . i
1.1 I.UI It.A. Il.
ft-b.r.H0. Lilly. lVni.a
YaliaWe Eeal Estate"
FOR SALE!
A LOT of trrnand In th Wert ward of th IW
ouch of E'tenaharr. Cmbrla eounty. r
irootlDg on Sample treat bavlOK-tbereuD tn
, ad a
FRAME HOUSE
and ontbulldinifi. all Id rood repair. 'wr terw
' or particalar call on or ad1rM
" ' a .... a. , aw - a w a aw- v, ..a, a U Hf
ji;ni rn in , mj iv"". --
M. li. KITTUal. teuaburg. I'a.
C. A. LANGBElS
Manafaotnreiof and Dealer In
ALL KINDS of HARNESS
ttllDLES, BainLN, WHIPN,
COLLARS HARSESS OILS, BLANKET:
Kobe. Fly NeU. Vttj Ootab. ate., etc .
palrlnic Neatly aad Promptly dene. AU
anarantaed to K'ra aatUtactloD.
M-Shop B arfcer a'Kaw aa Centre treat.
apri2VU ,
HOTEI. LV HRANHE.
H. JHtTTU. PaoriToii.
Leat4 at IMatoia, fa., near man.
Hallway lMaot. Wa alway endeevi.e to n
lib tba beat aoeommodatlon to l,ulDai
pleaanre aeaken and boardan. 'T'"'
ot ootnlort aad auiat will Una It 'I,.!,
He ii nniurj'aaa" - . r. ..
a h..i tha mirktt aJord
A uws .f $1,500,000 to the farmers of
retmsylvania by rca.s.n of lnl roads,
BfJely oil the ct of hauling hay to
mnrket, ought to olilify the agri-ultur-al
intercfebj ia btipiiort of roard reform.
wie and affirmed the judgment of the
court lelow.
Tlie case is a monument to human
filirstinacv. As heretofore mentioned it
has lankruited everybody connected
with it except the attornevs. .Tlie
original arti to it were comparatively
voung men when it was begun. Kme
of them did not live to see the end,
while thiee who did are gray -haired aud
Im iU with age and have seen their fruit
ful farms melt awnv iu the vortex of
litigation. The total cost, as previous
ly estimated, in the criminal and ivil
j cn.ses, -will alniftet reach f L'.,tKH.i.
1 1 appy and content is a bride with "The Ro
chester, she lives in the light of the morning.
7 Jawa aaavw. mwiU Kt-ksUrr LmA Cm. Krm Ytwk.
T will close out my entire stock of Winter Clothing, Overcoats,
Hats, Caps and Underwear at
JLesG IfflmKi (Dosit.
T have vet a good assortment of Goods and at prices I hat will cer-
tainly make them go. Uau ana get a daivuai.
a -TT T al.11
v ery liespecuuuy,
C A SHARBAUGH,
UAKBULLTUWN. PENN'A.
Ia iln Tt. Tali
i . . . k . . tnarkat
all tha dalaoaalaa ot tbe aaaioo. I "."...
an waqaiajaoiai wi "- .
piled wit, tha eboleeatol pore ltquo ri a
and nothlar bat tbe beet 1 old. byecie'
Uoa give ta tae eare oi nura. --mil
M.. j. ra
Etarte lire tarasce
General Insurance Agen
EJ3EXSBURG. TA.
SALE.
X1 Tbe anderelamed
111 rell at vr
piece ot real aetata "'"'"'
1 y . - Pa anntalnlnc raff-.
Thk attention of our readers Is called to
a pcial item on another paire or tins jia
oer of the lleiirick'a Muic Co.. Ltd.
Thin firm is nutd for Its fair Uealiiitrs. and
thin' in need of pianucs and organs should
call on them at once.
A.. FOSTER,
tarlyetr krtraa:r BU, arwewwr aa ---.
eonnty. Pa
mi;
property
. ' . . lm Vnrtner Ban-'
call ob or addreo AJtib '-" C,T7ati
or .-.. a-
Peeembar 12, IBM.
ti and flflr-Bv aore and ai '"?
rty l Improved and lo Kod r
on. aod will be aold at a r!'T.0,
Tmt
Highest of all ia Learming Power. 17. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 18S9.
Is Locatei at 247 ui 249 llain Street, i
rut-iii:NT llAititixiN on Fridy after
110011 isfiii'! the formal proclnmation an-
iHmnciiiK th.. nitprrH ity agreement vviMom of wheu everything couicvj
with Drajl under the new tariff I.nv. 1 hi wnv.
It id ewv for a man to believe in" the
mm
ABSOWYEUt PURE
Johnstown, IPa,,
With a largo and full stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings,
Hosiery, Linens, Flannels, and Winter uooas.
Carpets and Oilcloths
of every description iCnd everything in the line of House Furnish
ing Goods at the lowesi prices.
-CKJRSAI.E. . ,
a.' 1 nave xiur or n nunu. - - .
were taken oei oi me mu -1a m
. Tbeae atone are nearly an aJr,L, v
.and eome ot tbeta are SKV' Ti. ai
pat tbeta on tbe oar at Ai'' t
P.rc- a.v. !." JwTwit-
jaa.aa.iaai. .
HH. MYERS. ...
aTaTOfflea Oollonade Bow. eaeotr
DONALD E. IUFTON,
Hr-omoa la Opera Hoae. wtft,
M. nEADB. w
-
Gm
iruofi od Centre tret, ntr " e"
1 "T
Tl;-.'-'' !'
FRIDAY,
I4ICAI. A
Saturday Is Val
For anl. rr
qaire at this ofllce.
ITeirv Carl! nd
jfr'tnl l a ;:ii'on.
Mr. John TT.
wan here on TueMa
O re oTt coal '
cheap fit I) u f ton .t
YVe H1 hovis ai
It r.111 come on Mar
Next Tuesday
that yon vote for tl
Mr. T. S.-ott V
pent fsw hour" 1
IHinoW an VIi
viiiicli the nnn-lixh
Fro'-n potat-
cold wat. r l-fore
fire.
Mr. Jowph V:
ahip. in' a vliit--rjeday.
Mr. Anthony
townsliip. i-nt i
Tnelay.
Kx-Ciovernor I
on Wednesday "
fame day.
Applieant f. I
frlnuine to tvmh i
under tlie new di
Harry K. A'
Johtiuwn. dewr I
They had only 1"
Mr. John T. T
to Calllt7.n lo-da'
tends work ini? in
At the I-ni
Johnstown on M
't inaa made th
urer.
Mr. Felix Mn
dents of Tunnel!'
plare on S inula
years.
Mr. fleorue 1
has lK''ii eon fin
time pat with i
atiout.
lion. .Tolm T
Visit i UK Elx-nsht
with an attack
to lie out.
Mr. ThoniB"
a carx-nter by ti
on Monday hy
Walls statln.
Mr. Thoma
brother of Mr. I
ls visiting frlet
ahsenee of thirt
The TVtnoo
at the council r
enliiK at 8 o'cloi
tn nomination a
The Etx-nst
out on our
the town with :
ions rond-red ii
A llerk- eoi
a traw staek n
lt disavl-ar!i
having 'Xi!t d
As J u dire
leaving 111' ('
dissatisfied litl
erly, whereiiN
fellow down.
A freight
Monday afui
trains for sev
freiglit cars v
no person was
Abraham
Creek, neur 1
married over 1
consequence
daughter's cl..
For sale
rooms in tin
Will s sold
given on the ;
subscriber for
The city
of the state I.,
intend-lit of 1 '
Philadelphia
the dose of tl,
partment of
Commissi.
port, jilac's i
pensions froi
Pcnrisylvanl
Cn.Vrla com
Somerset con
s:a.
A letting
stand, exliibi
etc., on th- p
ricultural Si
evening, F-t
fications ma;
the ofliee S. I
The rop
Marsh on t
Tuesday. 1
of Allcirhein
rojx?s tisi-d
Cambria en
carefully in.
cost the con:
The Pen:
comotives, 1
freight cars
rolling stx k
It w ould ma
hops of th
employ 21.
gineers anl
I)peti
tterving aub
undertook i
tunnel. II.
was trucW
the gutter a
eeded In ni:
badly bruis
Col. J.
Just purchi
Indiana, a
1.700 acr
is said to
The land is
Mooro air
acres in tha
dred coke o
prlng xix 1
built.
This is
About a ye
Aiderney c
Wolfsburg
Umna. On
glory to h
1U. The
and is the
gave bin I
tripletu tin
are living ,
The S
ban handei
unsticcesif
Blons case
fuses to
decision v
b-r )f ver,!
fendautpa
District A
Ing suits. -Out
of tin- ,
ful than 1 1
of lhe pn-
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