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.binC'e Letter.
Wasiiiwivsc. D. i, April lV.-r-Mr.
fclain ha kt none cf Las old tioe
cuniiintf. lie wishes to give the eoun-
Tlic Ta I'poD IVrsenaJly.
71,(- wlo it.awt that personal V'P-
j erij goos wnULseJ in Fennsylvtmiu. .
t .,t f or the rmrporto of rni-uu; i'uic t-
f.rwl it oonw.niuit to lon-i-t Umt
t ,.f- -rl w.. tkkllKtX t-lV. . lbUtt.M A .t
IRUY. - Afm-.tVibT for it- oorvoderaUua It, fcf Mr Harrioa. and u P i "7,000, annu-
W. J. Em.uoo.ci:, of ChwAXO the pMwii UJy. lnbnalkfter Mr. Uamson had gone J, fdr Fkral trW
appointed HugAWh.; nieiuU, iwtMd .d ".1 SeUth is p-id by'thepec-plocf
upon tl,- .IutH of heo., lajCWunlSi-lcfSHiB- Iulianlkw ,t J! imp,,, hJ he o&n of the pro-
'Liv.
Tm: Unitod SUt-s ha now beeoii -
the greatest iron producing nation in
tho world, hawng pro-lueod y,20S,703
gross tons in 1S00, against 8.000.0C0
pro duood in Great Bntaiu.
Mr. Harrvos travels on frt Krinl
traiiw; wtieu Mr. Cleveland w-s pn- ,
dent and wisheil to go unWwwv,
bouirht a ticket just as ordinary pooPiO
alwavs do.
tiugdon 1 iuBUart 01 -inrt&ad
1; Lawrence 1 inetwui of 2.
Triere wUl tc no change from the pres-
. a . 11 T
unoorttonuient in tho xoi.owiu.
ct-t, Orwa, Indiaua, W arren , Washing
ton and Wretmorc-land.
Th. RcDublicau Fenatorial bill makes
ali, tho Italian charge umihiw , . a t of dollhlinC
city, fortranemuiHontoftpme.iuinou. , '"ht nf taxation ujx.ii thuusaiidri
v t. pn autnorilV. lliai rr- i "- ... - ,
.1 11 . ZU, nJ ! cf article by coinpeitias n comuu r,
piy niauKu , i . - 1 nv . ta. t0 Drouxt makers in aoai-
v Air. Iiamfcuii mm lux. . - . , - . -
I linn 111 1 I Itt LiULitP 1 'ti iv vv
as long ago r? last taturoay. -Hiopr taxes are of rourw dis-
Jwr " Tr: "d th.. .wm ofitltato
most Cianorai uuu.vu rf,norti..n of them: but thPV
, LfT (A ' f- ' ' I "
No comment is ueeeisady.
The most valuablo postage stnn.p m
the world was sold in Imdon last week
for ?1,-T0. It was American, belong
ing to one of the Himill it which
preeelel the general irwuw, and datoe to
116.
.1 tItrr, rart f if the . . . . 1 . . .1 T ; ctot: ilra
no change 111 mv 1 I ble language mm 111c imw k.
Ktate except the provisions for an addi- ( not pc to interfere with the regular-
tional district in Allegheny.
this Uovernmeni 10 a u..y... . .., . ,ft ,,r or.unt in con-
A ;t infnrmn theltalians in nnnnstaka- " ' f f .7 . " "
It tak(-fl
Clinton from Clearfield and Center and
UrMri to McKean and I'otter, and taken
Tioga from McKean and Totter
adJd to Lycoming.
nd
AccoKUiNO to a
recently published
political encyclop-a, there are only
three states in tho Vnion Massaehu-w.-tw,
Connecticut andKhode Island in
which it is required that voters shall be
able to read and write.
Tkoi-KLK is brewing in Benares, India,
because a temple was demolished to
make room for a new water works.
ItritWi troops have been dispatched to
the scene, but the fpirit of resentment
among the Hindoos is already feJt far
and wide in India.
A cloE traffic alliance is about being
made between the New York Central
and Reading Railroads. By the acqui-
Mtion ot tue ueecn j
Vanderbilt's, a new route to Chicago
from Philadelphia, whereby one hun
dred miles can be saved is popsible.
Tho Vanderbilt's will build a ninety
mile link between the western terminus
of the Beech Creek and Oil City and
th. ir connection will be made with the
Ijike Hhorc, thus constituting the
through route. Upon the coneumauon
of this agreement docks will be erected
at Ashtabula from where coal hauled by
the Reading will be shipped over the
lakes and ore from furnaces along the
Reading Hue will le received thus mak
ing Ashtabula one of the most imjtor-
ly conf-tituted State CourU under any
circumstances, and that when it shall
have been proven that any citizen or
citiiens of Italv were among the mem
bers of tho "Mafia" lynched at New Or
leans it is willing to take up the ques
tion of paying to his or their families a
money indemnity. It is in short a
tVinmuf hlv American U tter. Mr. Blaine
has many faults but
clflnrino revision of our tax SVbleni
With fc-tate taxes upon personalty f 7,
000,000, and actual Federal taxes of
$40,000,000 (throwing out of the calcu
lation the incidental taxation levied
upon the masses for the benefit of a
favored cla;,) it would not be accurate
nor fair to control the revenue derived
by State authority from real and person
al property without considering the
whole cost of eovemment, Federal as
Aix Europe appears to be restless and Unt eliipping points on the lower lakes.
This arrangement lias anyming
roseate appearance for the much talked
of Beech Creek extension of its road
through the Ulacklick coal fields.
a feeling of uncertanty as to the motives
of the great Hjwers in maintaining, in
creasing, and moving their standing
armies prevails. Kufsia is concentrating
her armies on her southern frontier,
and while it may mean nothing, it may
be to let loose the dogs of war.
non-partisan Indian service may be very
desirable, but it will never be accom
plished as long as the agents and their
employes not under "Teddy's" super
vision are. Republican strikers, they
AT a meeting of the board of election
commissioners at Chicago, on Monday
the attorneys for both parties waived
their objections to the count as it now
stands which shows that Hempstead
WWibiime. Rei.ublkar., was elected by
about 300 majority. The revision was
ti.- ,ir-.nrvM and aiioarentlv noth-
pnjiLni,y v l t i
ine but cotnl f,H.-linK exist tietwoea the
incoming and outgoing parties. Next
Mondav llemstead Washburne will take
LLs seat ad mayor of Chicago.
Is 1S40, of the 17,000,000 of people
in the United States only l,f00,000
liveil in cities, but the census 01 u.-v
ehows that of the CU.noO.OOO more than
18,000,000 are in cilit-s. The develop
ment of manufactures and of facilities
of transportation account in large meas
ure for the tendency of people to gather
in cities, though the change in the fash
ion of agriculture from the small farm
and the horse plows to the bonanza
farm with steam plows has hud some
thing to do with it.
Ir is doubtful says the Harrisburg
J'atnut if any road bill at all will get
through the Legislature this session.
The public highways have no lobbyists
under pay, and without such paid agents
measures of much importance must
Btand back, while bills with money or
votes in them get first and earliest 6how.
If the public highways only had some
way of issuing a pass that would be of
Eome pecuniary benefit to the holder the
the road bill would receive moro atten
tive consideration.
It is admitted by President Harrison s
closest friends says the Philadelphia
Herald that the tour to the Pacific coast
is really a hunt for delegates. The
President has an idea that because he
has no policy of his own, but has given
his 6Upport to the policy outlined by
Reed, McKinley i Co.. that he has
,A a rroditrthle office holder and is
therefore entitled to a second term.
Mr. Harrison, however.is wise enough
to perceive that the masses of his own
party in the North are not in accord
with the Reed, McKinley policy, and
that therefore if he secures a renominit-
tion it must come through the Southern
delegates. The latter are mainly Feder
al office folders, and of course can be
expected to turn in for the power that
is.
Outside the few office-holders who owe
their positions to the President there ie
no Harrison strength in the North. In
fact, Republican sentiment in the North
has craduallv been drifting away from 1
Harrison and centering on Blaine.
This week the latter will have his inn
ing, for seems certain that the meeting
of the League of Kepubiican ouos ai
Cincinnati will Ik? a genuine Blaine
boom.
From present indications the struggle
for the renomination in 1892 is merely
a battle for an empty honor.
The Harrison policy, the Force bill and
the McKinley tariff havo made this
country overwhelmingly Democratic,
and there is no man in the party strong
enough to save the Republican party
from a disastorous defeat.
. I anoi
tne ti. lfttlo u..n nf nirin Wunnin.
isn't one of them, thank heaven n. fa;r HiRcrimlnationB at the ; . ' xvi.K.t v, .
. " t?,rrZ handconon carriers, uneven com- 8; al a fir. ,a t
man in ""' . : ! rtition with the products 01 cnt-ap
that his Civil Service Commission was to , ."ox n1"hortile Federal legislation,
have added to the number of people , ng to iSqy
over whom it tyranizes about six hun-, To thert state taxes should
dred employes of the Indian schools. a, Bttrihute the troubles that beset
them. They migni enng
tial rcradv by shifting the cost of the
school system upon the State Treasury,
and leavving taxea to meet it on the
nresent sources of State revenue. But
are now. . 1 v..,.i,i Jn murh more to LfiP Ihem-
Another bogus reform is the allegea j ""r effeCl to constitutional
attempts of becretary iracy 10 ciear me j - . . - -f -their protection in the
navy yards of the country of partisan proJ J 10 wt. and by striking
politics. He has issued an order de- , rnaoer 01 1 S rewnae. The
daring the positions vacant after Junel, ; Jthsv to corp0rations protected
at the New York yard and after July 1 g'&S Government, which go
at the Norfolk yard of all foremen and , g th v are more oncroU:l
master mechanics and ordering an ex- 1 F demands of the local tax-gath-amining
board of Naval officers to con- I dangerous, from the fact
vene at these yards! respectively May 11 ; r iudireetlv and for the most
Why", said a Naval officer, "this (
thing is a fraud on its lace, anu, u jj ,
opinion, is only gotten up to get rid of
discharre is not !
Plnkertons to the Scene.
desirable. If there are incompetent. .
foremen and master mechanics em- ,
ploved why not discharge them and,
if it is the desire of the Secretary, have
their places filled by a competitive ex- :
animations, but what sense is there in
requiring men who kave proven by
years of successful work their compe- ;
tence to take part in competitive exam
inations in order to demonstrate their
fitness for doing the work upon which
they have been engaged, in some cases, (
for half a life time."
Hie workingmen are after Secretary
Traev with a sharp stick, localise of
what they claim to be a violation ol the
contract labor law by Commodore Fol
r..r of th Wjohineton Navy Yard,
iu employing upon the recommendation , tlieir plants
ot an KngUSh omciai, two ioreignera a
machinists, w ithin a week after their ax
rival in this country Secretary Foster
will be asked to investigate the matter I
as soon as he comes back from New
York, whither he has gone to brace up ,
the Harrison forces.
The remains of the big hearted Pern-
ocratic veteran, Kepresentative npinoia, ,
who died here Tuesday morning, w-ere
Uken to New York for interment Wed
nesday morning, accompanied by a :
Congressional committee and a delega
tion of New Yorkers. He will be
missed in the House.
The true inwardness of the resigna
tion of "Senator Edmunds has leaked out
About 200 Pinkerton guards paed
through Tittsburg on Tuesday morning
on their way to the coke regions. They
arrived on the Ft. Wayne tram from
Chicago and left on a special train for
their destination. Although better dress
ed than most of their kind, they were a
tough looking lot. Captain Roach who
has had experience with guards in coke
regions, was in charge of the gang.
After breakfast at the station they got
on board their train and, with 18 boxes
of Winchester nfles. started tor tne
scene of the strike. They would give
no information to reporters, and all. in
cluding their leader, were decidedly
mum. It is thought they were brought
East bv the Frick company to guard
Fear 1'blldrrn In One (JraTe.
Rkahisq, IVtm., April IP. An un
usual funeral was witnessed at Bern
Church, near Leesport, Berks couuty,
this morning, when the remains of four
children of Adam Stout, a well-known
citizen of Marsh, Chester county, were
interred in one grave in the cemetaxy
adjoining the church. The little ones
ranged in age from two to seven years
and died, within forty-eiht hours, of
the measels and grip. Owing to the
contagious character of the disease the
railroads preferred not to furnish trans
Dortation to the funeral cortege and the
It i6 chagrin. There was a time when family and the mourners drove a dulanc
his word w as law w ith his Republican cf twenty-eight miles. Piptheria, grip
colleagues in the Senate, but at the last ' and measles, have carried off 1!00 chil
session his suggestions were not only dren w ithin a radius of twenty miles of
ienored. but he was actually snubbed on Reading within a short time.
Several ocasions by a majority 01 me xe- ;
publican Senators, and m such way6 as
A mspatch from Paris, France on
Monday says: Baron Fava, the Italian
Minister at Washington, who recently
left the United States on leave of ab-
sence, has arrived mere on nu j w
Rome. The Sokil declares that the Bar-
to make it plain that bis power over
t them was gone never to return, inat
was more than the old legislative tyrant
could stand, so he resolved to go himself
to escape further mortification. M.
Many Llres Imperilled.
Mrs. Thomas Rakfkrty, of Brooklyn,
H. Y-, died last week and was buried on
Sunday. Her weight was three hun
dred and eighty-five pounds and casket
and body together weighed over five tnc Uuitcd States in regard to the New
hundred pounds. At the funeral it was Orleans affair. According to that paper
found impossible to make a turn in the Baron Fava, while on his way across the
Vail and ntirwav and the exit in that Atlantic, assured several of his fellow
The Boy as a Shield.
CitEYENNe, Wy.. April 18. In a duel
between James McDermott and Tom
Madden last Tuesday in Big Horn Basin,
McDermotts' four-year-old was used by
his father as a shield.
McDermott and his wife had had a
violent quarrel and the woman fled to
Madden's ranch for protection. She
was followed by her enraged husband,
carrying his little son Phil. When he
was sighted by Madden the latter went
out and attempted to parley with the
way had to be abandoned. A window
was taken out and a derrick rigged up on
the roof and by that means the coffin
was lowered with block and tacklo to the
sidewalk.
LosDOy, April 20. A serious acci
dent, by which the lives of two hun
dred miners were imperilled, has taken
place near Longton, Staffordshire, by
: , iiuxt for hoisting
on is much annoyed at the action 01 ,u md materials in ' anerv man.
rtUU ivnw"ft - . . . , - r
a colliery in the Longton coal district. aicuermon iramtuiij '" 5
U'l.iln -no nf th furs was beine hoisted ' at Madden. When Madden returned
and the other was being lowered they the fire McDermott, pressed his son to I under one of tt0 huge petroleum oil tanks.
came into collision and were ematneu nis ntan ior a surem. ..m s
to piece The result of this smashup struck the boy's skull, killing him and
was that the shaft was badly damaged glancing, struck McDermott in the face
and choked ud with debris, thus cutting and fatally wounded him.
Two women and several deputy
theriffs were shot and severely injured
in a riot, at the Adelaide Coke Works in
Favctteeounty.on Wednesday afteruoon.
The deputies were engaged in evicting
passengers on board La Gascoigne, the
steamship on which he left New York
for Havre, that the Marquis Imperiali
di Francavilla, Italian Charge d Affair
es at Washington, would be recalled.
Itally, the Baron is said to have added,
would not have a diplomatic representa
tive at Washington until the New Or
leans affair was finally settled.
A ho ttMfl KAli'i JtaVer. while pUy
itMt 00 thy Vuu5Tlvuia railroad Com
1:uk1 Sain. wx runmvr by Oay E-
rvrii aut 00c it la i'" "n-
IXo Drtjrar Thoriipn Su-el Works ft
Cn -trU A Co.. lir.jlocU, which have
benQ ciosf dowo for the rm-t - mf-ic.
ivsumni tUod In fall 00 T-lay.
dvlng Mrtploymetit to about S""0 ni n.
The i"to William Mu-xim, ho
h;nr.Hl at Cbarlottslll. Va., Tuciday,
confessed his crimp at the la-t moment.
II.. wai verr cairn; a-kd for a cbew of to
bacco, and jo!nM in the slupiuK at his
seafTuld.
l tbe bottom of an"lolian mound re
cently Opened Dear WooSter. Ohio, wa
found a musical intrameut clo-n-ly re-m-blins
the m.dern mouth orfran. As the
moiiud wa built by prehistoric in- n, the
disrovt-ry l of jireat Interest.
i..,;.ir..t aired '-'. u lio w as
oeaten and kicked into iiiM-nsibility Sy her
husband. Daniol Houston on the night of
Apiil Ctb. at Philadelphia, dil on Sunday
from h.M- injuries, never having recovered
consciousness. The husband is in prison.
While workmen wen neaped Sun
day morninff at Norristown in rtmovlug
an unexploded charge w hlch had txn pre
pared on Saturday for a blast in the stone
quarry below that city it exploded, killing
two Italians and dangerously wounding
another
a
as
the
stable at the farm. While attempting to
save her boy the mother of the child was
also fearfully burn-d, and her injuries will
prove fatal.
Alexander Johnston, late defendant in
tho breaoh-of-promise suit for HO.noo
brought by Mary Ann Henderson. agi 70.
died Sunday at Stubenvllle, Ohio, aged SO.
Tho trial ?ost Johnston tl.ouo two months
since. This loss worried him sick and
causnl his death.
Early last Saturday evening thieves
entered the residence of William IJranen
at Lewistown, during th temporary ab-
of th family, and stole f 100 in money and
various other articles. Thn mau thus
robbed lost his sight a few months ago
making this a p-culiarly atrocious robbery.
Edward Folaa. agi about forty years,
and a resident of Pittsburg, was seriously
Injured on Friday at treoiiburg, by being
1 struck by the special train that was con
veying the Tenth regiment home from the
coke strike his skull was fractured and he
was taken to the county home. The doc
tors say he cannot recover.
A fatal traced y was enacted at the
Grand Union Hotel in New York on Mon
day. A fino looking young man and a
beautiful young woman killed themselves
in their room. The couple lay in each oth
er's embrace, and from the gas bracket to
the mouth of each extended a rubber tube
The couple registered on Sunday morning
as Ttehrand and wife.
A cave-in occurred atUazelton, Ta.,
on Tuesday In the vacant square across
from the Vine street cemetery, about a
quarter of a mil from' the business por
tion of the town. A large plot of ground
sank several feet. The spot is directly
over the oal-eropping of the nazlwton
mines, operated by Pardee i Co., and
mor extensive breaches are anticipated
as the workings come nearer the surface.
The longest bridge In the -orld is the
Lion Bridge near Sangaug, in China. It
extends 5.H' miles over an area of the Yel
low Sea and is supported by 300 huge stone
arches. The roadway is 70 feet above the
water and is ruclox-d In an iron network.
marble lion CI feet long rests on me
crown of every pillar. Th bridge was
built at the command of the Emperor
Kieng Long, w ho abdicated in IT.; on ac
count of old age.
The price of window-glass it going up.
At a meeting of the w indow-glass manu
facturers of Pittsburg and the west held at
the auditorium. Chicago, Wednesday, it
was decided to fix the price at 90 and 10
per cent. o9 the list price. This is to go
Into effect immediately and is an increase
of 10 to 15 per cent, over the present prices.
The meeting w as attended by forty-threw
manufacturers, and each one signed an
agreement not to s!l below the prices
filed upon.
The miners of the Clearfield district are
already preparing for tho general shut
dowa whichjthey threaten;to inaugurate on
May 1st. This field, comprising parts of
both districts, O. and A, was very strong in
asking for the eight hour concession on the
part of the operators, and the men are re
solved to go out unless their demands are
acted favorably upon. Blacklegs, the men
say, are very scarce in the region, and they
are almost certain of victory should the
thiit-down occur.
-Oa Tuesday morning a terrific explo
sion occurred at the foot of Washington
street, in St. Paul, Minn., w here the City
Electric railway's power house is located.
John Johnson, a plumber, was working
carl Rivtisrrcrs,
PRACTICAL
-AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks
Assiiiec'n Sale
or V AM'AHl.K
REAL ESTATE,
n Y v. io t l to rJr iar4 out i
Common 1'lrno vl I aui.'ria rnuiirt. i
I willeK. to I'UMlr e ou'ti.i
t'Lel towuelii,. a
JEWELRY,
SilYErware. Hnsical InstniiiisiitF
-ASI
i Optical Good;
Sole Agent
-1XIK THE
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHKH.
Columtla and Fredonia Watches.
In Key and Stem Winders.
oATlGE SELECTION of ALL KIND
of JEWELRY alwaye on band.
tap M line of Jewelry unsnrpased
Ocme and see for yourself before porchaa
na elpwhere.
tSTA-LX. WOKK OCiRKTEEU
CARL RIVINIUS
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tioterr. Hi 1 -iMkl In. oi"m aiid ut ler u,. '' '
with tlx tuinlaii rlKliO pilt iiru c, n
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ID haoil a tUe time ral( :llir I ..,.,
tMrd at Itie cnaruiai iwti o t r Ir: ,'.. i ,
m'-nthii. and otirtMrl In twflv. u,
iiir.raiation if .ale lh lTrt.i .: t...t
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Eekenrode - & - Hoppol,
-DEALERS IN-
General .". Merchandise,
CLO TIIWG, FLOUR, FEED,
Lumber and Shingles. Wc keep our Stockalv a-,s
Full and Complete. Give us n Call.
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CAIl HOIJ .TOWN, I.
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every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
IVot to &TpilX
Not to Discolor!
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
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TO
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ftnnirA aad m ts.aluAOl
ooira. and all tM Wad M-ntAT7 it. i l u
rlrbns and Purine- Hln4, HmaUh
trie Appetite, Mrrnlhrm .tiuarir.
ISrre IB fart, thoruuu.t lminnilN.
triaara Ua wiflaxlm. an'l nul. un huik
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mw Oiabtilaial. aad now mj ena&pwii'm a
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exeat llnm'l lxici lunara "
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mamwmtmr. Ta-k. mm mfmer. Mutaauia
JTAl tMhN 1 Of Kn i KMK
O Sui.errii"r .f Hl.rkl'rk in
SjPilT Mark.
NEEDS NO LAUNDERINC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MONIENT.
thp ONLV LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR
IN. THE MARKET.
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Best and Cheapest.
r v. it):
year eutlitiK Jlar-ti Vin.
JUHV BLlCKtNDKKKfclt Juj.r:i.: k
By tmouul ol dUllrate 1.
On.
By amount returned work and rab t I
r4rr re leetoed ..
Eioneratmo -
Aln-unt pa ill tar .rntil)K
Service rendered afl Suiervior u. . .
l'nlj I T r II mud aiuiiliiiiK
aoiuuut wi,r dune on r1
t'erceutage in cfli and tax aci viro'
Total
Ualauce dae lowti-li'p I
JAM KS K. IK.tWJ.AM. Supervl-.iT.
At&oUQlot KuiiliCAie .' I
la.
Ord;ri tald '
Auiount mid iowtitlilp 4'lcla....
A tiiount returi.e J
r.iiiueraliin
"ah lor i!:ink
hrr tre ol Suiierx imt
K-pnirf
Wora done on nud
TjU.1 I
lialaoce dot Tnrn-hlii .j
JOHN MTS.
J. t . Hr.r S.
KUi iKMi i: !.
Attest: W'.itbb 11. Ki'WAHi'i. .1..
April 31, jxwl.
We now hav the largest and
and Boys Clothing in the county
best selected stock of Men's,
Our Spring Stock is now com
plete. We have the best selection of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
in the county. ALso, all the nobby styles of Hats in the Market.
Our motto is "Good Goods and Low Prices." It will pay you to
come and see us as we can and will save you money.
Very Itespectiuiiy,
C A SHARBAUGH,
t;AKKULLTUWN. rtNN'A
eta-90-iy
,TOIIX C. l'. CH,
IBALa IB
Goto - Wei-Ep.-Fii
13 Watbb. STitarr. Pittuku 'i
Oldept e.taMlfhe J hnune In '!''
Cot in nit bot yare tcod t t '
farulU and medicinal e '.. 1
(tulrte'n Weddmic. N.Tt on il f
enht-imer.i. ra'f :oi.,.- jul-.. li
o1 are leadlnn tirand". !. t ' "
of into on hand. lm. llili.r-cjv'
alo Oil Tom. Klneu'e ("U-n
for foil auart. e tor ' t-'-"-
name; MnouKaliela. (n uJ l r
is.eo t.er doxen . l 00 t-.r . tii--! :i
It ruined. Aliu fcave In ''
ho(re, at tl.W per all' n. trr-
rale 4 . -'-i
400 fflea 9asf.acred.
London, April 21. The natives of
Portuguese Guinea, west cost of Africa,
have revolted and have hoisted the
French flag. The garrison on the Island
of Bietsao has been overpowered, and all
the Portuguese officers and eoldiers have
been massacred.
The rebela on the Island of Biesao
Thev have had two bat-
the coko companies houn when the Commisioner Quinton was decapitated, j miners imprisonea oy me acciucut. m xe with the Fortugues and have com
CUv -d, r,r..t, mftd an attack On the ami V,; Krulv hr.rrihlv hacked, the limrj3 "e oni. a -
Ibltlllk?!! 'aavaa - - l (A, iavi a a A 4.' mmj - j w
off communication with two nunarea
miners whom the accident imprisoned
in the mine below. For fourteen hours
the miners were shut up in the mine.
This wag a period of terrible suspense
for their families and friends, who
crowded about the pitmouth in a etatc
of great agitation and distress. Event
ually a 6niall hole was pierced through
th maa of wreckage and the earth
clogging shaft, and it was found possible ;
The latett advices from India concern- i
ttriking miners and their families from ing the massacre at Manipur are that . to iower food by means of a rope to the ' number 6000
hour when the Commisioner Quinton was decapitated, miners imprisoned ty tne acciaeni in
upon the pietely routed them.
deputies with brick and clubs when
tome of the men also took a hand. In
the melee Keveral shotd were fired and
one girl, one woman and several men
wore struck by the living bullcta but
none fatally hurt.
afterward being thrown outside me cu j- o neaCed
walls, where they were devoured by the j in the work of re-ue to hand the ilOO
dog. Two officers, whose names are J miners one by one out of the mine.
and a bugler, were speared
Although physical cuituro Is a very
good thing und where practiable should
form a part of public-school training,
Governor I'attison says the Philadelphia
Ledger was juHtififd in vetoing a bill re
quiring the practice of physical culture
in the public schools of all the cities of
the Commonwealth. The law as it now
cxibW authorizes school boards to direct
what branches of learning thall be
taught in each n-houl. That is all that
Ls necssarv. There is no need for the
Legislature to interfere with local con
ml r.f schools: at least, no necessity for
such interference hus been shown.
A KKmrtT of abandoned farms in
Massachusetts forms an interesting fea
tun-Mn the twenty-first annual report of
the Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics
The number of such abandonments has
rcmht-d 14U. of which t.s'J are without
buildings. The aggregate ai-reago
lt?f rtKl nud the assessed valuation id
tl, 070. 32. Farms with buildings ag
gregate CG.CV acres, the tohil valuation
of the proiK-rty U'ing ?iii1.01l; while
the fiinns without buildings aggregate
58, !."'"' acres, and are valued at $3f,
SW. A report shows that the abandon
m. ht has Is.vii almost entirely confined
to the western luilf ff the (V.innu-n-e;.ltl..
t j passage through which the food supplies ,
abled the men encaged
not given,
by the Kukis, and Mr. Grimwood, the
British iolitical agent at Manipur, and
tw o other officers, were brutally mu til
ted and afterward thrown over the
walls of the city, as in the ease of the
unfortunate commissioner. Tho re
mains of the officers who were killed
during the fighting were treated in a
similar manner. A large reward has
After Manj Tears.
Four hundred natives and four
Portuguese officers were killed, and
twenty-one men wounded. In addition
seventy-one men reported aa mis6ing
Reinforcements will be Pent from Lisbon
to the scene of the revolt.
and it is surmised that he ignited the ga
In the tank from the light he held in his
hand. The tank, which contained 14,000
gallons of oil, was blown to atoms, and
nothing could bo found of Johnston s re
mains on which to hold an inquest.
Tho trainmen on the Indiana Midland
Railroad who went out on a strike
last Saturday on account ot non-payment
of wages overdue, have induced every man
on the road to Join them, and not a w heel
is being turned, except an engine and mail
the length or Vtio
:-t
.fii
Our Enormous Spig Stock of Canets.
v0tr Qr now fullv Dreoared to meet the demands of such
of their housekeeper friends as contemplate making the improve
ments in their homes that Spring always suggests, auu
connection let the fact be recorded mat mey snw as urauu, ,
ied and Excellent a Stock of
Carpets of Every Kind
car, w&lcn win aouoie urn ... ::, hehiml
railroad. No passengers or freight &n( description as can be seen m the larger cities. And betiina
of any kind ar allowed to be moved. No ... desirable state of affairs stands the even more important
violent demonstrations are Doing made by J nicir
PMADTlVuL VARIETY OF CURTAINS AND DRA-
PERIES. New Spring Styles ol uress uooas anu inimu
ready.
Vl'tiirnK'SMiTK'E.
Notice It lierehy Kivru tt.a: I
pointed tiy the Crphani' Conn
j Auditor to dinrlti-iie the to '.. '
Jubn J. Ker. artminturHliT 1 1
reared. a fhown hl nr u -t :
thoM entitled thereto I "HI
Kouni I'Kigrt Mi u-e K.i en-"i!iC. I "
Bedaj,Aprll !9ih at 1 .
M or ibeporpie of aitrml nif t.i t '
a.d apiolnltneiit lien an1 tif'
tnteraoted may attend 'r te '"''"' ' , .
ltm In on id luud. H.H. 'L
tbenfburH. I'a.. Alr.l 10, lvl.
proncwiaU will 1' rereif! 1 " 1 '
ol apaF:ral re.ldcne a -r ..npr .a
iiinnt Innii to he een at the T
V J I irn t In Ehenhnr l'
I . . ....l.,l anil In i -
I f lb on or t.i fi re S 1
!Wy aaid. The mm:
to n:lit to rejeot any or ail pr i
KbentbutT, Pa.. April ItHb. '1
f
aan"
4 On Arrr.
3aliny
BtEa
1 H- ,-'
.;i re'
PrRiscEiKLD, O., April 17. Lawrence
T. Neal, of Chillicothe, the well-known
Democratic leader placed in the field
two years ago against Camptiell for the
Iemocratic nomination lor governor
and now prominently mentioned as a
gubernatorial and United States Senator
ial candidate, is here to-day on a mission
that cannot but win admiration.
been offered for the capture of the Re- Jst after the civil war air. eai won
. , the love of Miss Lizzie Goode, daughter
pwui , . , . 1100.I0. of thLs c tv. The
It is the teaching of history says tho ' fJ
Kansas City Mar that presidential jaunt Nal WJ R L)t;niocrat. jhe
are not favorable to the iMjlitical fortunes iri haa too much respect for her father
of candidates who resort to that method to elope, and the two lovers separated to
of enhancing their chances for renomi- j meet only now and then.
,, , x. lf.viKViiiir. Judge Goode, died last week, leaving
nation. The result f Mr. Hajes Hitin- I
erary and the melancholy failure 01 .n- naye renjajnej single and Mr. Ncal's
call to-day on Miss Uoode, coupled with
other things, leads to the belief that the
A Fireman's Awful Deatfc.
Chattasooa, Tenn., April 19. A
most horrible accident occured in this
citv to-day in the presence of several
thousand persons, who had gathered at
the corner of Ninth and Georgia avenue
i to witness the fire department putting
1 out a small blaze in the European Ho
tel.
i Charke Worner, head hoseman of the
Lookout Fire Department, was at the
long ladder playing a hose in the third
story window, when he got a shock
from a live electric light wire and drop
ped dead to the ground to the horror of
the large crowd.
drew Johnson to secure an indorsement
by "swinging around the circle" are
still fresh in the public mind. The pre
cedents are against Mr. Harrison, and
the prospect is that the rule will not be
violated in his case.
Is the House, at Harrisburg, on Tues
day, Hon. E. T. McNeelisof this county
called up tho report of the conference
committee recommending the Senate
amendments to the bill appropriating
$333,000 to reimburse Governor Beaver
faithful couple will be married soon.
What a Trotting Horse Did,
Allextowx, I'a., April 22. A fast
trotting hoase en route from Buffalo to
Philadelphia IcHjicd from a moving Le
high Valley freight train at Itockdale,
last night, fell against a passing freight
train. A wreck ensued and Brakeman.
Henry Wessels of WeL-port was killed
The horso and several sheep and hoga
U'om L iIKmI ll.l frt.iirt.t 1 4-wl
. 1 1 1 1 1 - .'ft"
ior money oorroweu auu wuueu uu.- car;. raiied and wrecked.
ing the Hoods of 1SS0 W concurred in.
The vote on concurring in the amend
ments resulted in loO yeas; nays
The powder boat Kansas City, with a
ton of dynamite on board, capsized and
sank in the sound near New Haven,
Conn., on Monday. The crew escaped.
the strikers, but thy are firm In their de
mands of a complete settlement of back
wages.
On Friday there was an exhibition in
Philadelphia of the storage battery system
of running street cars w hich seems to have
been decidedly successful. A very heavy car
was used and it was found that it was ca
pable of ruuning it any desired ped up to
fifteen miles an hour. If this system is
practicable as the inventors claim. It will
do away with the unsightly poles that are
now usd in the electric system, besides re
moving the danger to which nearly
everybody is constantly exposed
from a breaking of the live wires used to
furnish the electricity to the cars.
A collision on the Lake Shore railroad
at Nipton Station. 40 miles west of Ohio,
on Saturday night In which six postal
clerks and tro engineers were killed. The
fast mail No. It hound east collided with
No. 51, the Toledo eipress. Just as the lat
ter train was about to pull on the siding to
let the Fast Mall pass. Six postal clarks
and two engineers were killed. Two mail
cars were telescoped but the passenger cars
were not injured. The postal clerks were
penned in the mall cars so that they could
not help themselves and and the bodlps of
some of them wer mangled beyond recognition.
ANDREW FOSTER.
H7 it ! MAIN STBEET. JOHNSTOWN. I'A.
w - -v. mm
HAY-FEVER
old-Iheab
SALESMEN
t r.ii.i ni.i uf the I.t."-
the eonntry. We Ur" '""..
ca temerf. No frrvl o- el'1 .
a I .a. v . mm- .nii rri III X la " i.. "
rm ii j auu " i' . . , . .
mgm. HI" '1'1-S. hhUw
a;r. 24 t.
l-ated at IuHl. ' . r" ;rt,jt !
Hallway Iepot. alaa ;
Blub the heat acnotnmoilari..n ' 5, ;f
tleaur aeeUere and boarder. .,...,rv
at ecmlort ad quiat will ItTifl t . ;M,
to utep. The Tatl u aB'x,r'r: .f "
applieJ with th next th m rt(! '
all the dellraele. of the '"" ,,u0 n
plied with theebolrentof j.ure M ...
and nothtnr. but tba beet if
tlon to " cr ol ,, i srH
FAUMFOIIUKNT.
Thsuscriler ellel '
1 Umiulnp t il WTlsll i l. Hil1''
Ill llll-v. . " .
.:iJ.
fVm TiaLm u not a liauid. nuf or poder. Applet in tw.n"tru "
CnnUi. Sold bp drvcl or tent by mail on rrrpt ofvr.
3UG ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren Street NEW YORK,
50c
miles from fresson. r 111 .,
70 acres, aUMit on cleur.M. i
-non l.t of April.
, the subscriber at Lor,"tj'vt;s
j Feb. 57. 1-91.
7 t..
Highest of all in Leavening Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
Tiik auti-tights bill luis Iw-en d fcated
in the Minnesota Icgislutuic.
V m 'BBwk"r
IX
ABSOLUTELY PURE
F( s-mv-- w-v . TSti r;re3? i
" WANT A WAGON?"
We have wagons. bn?ci. surres. liisli Rrade ; as liyht,
strong, durable, stylish, a'i K-autifully fmishtd as moJcrnizifJ
imnufacture can produce. Duilt on hn- r by men f f life
.pericnce. H:nesty is our policy; protrpt shirment ur
pA-ialty. We want t 1ww you. Write us. Csts y"U
nothini:. May lead t' business by and by. Send fur our
catalogue. It is free to esery reader of this paper. Cing
hamtun Wan'-n Ox. Diihamiori N. V.
"BUILT FOR BUSINESS."
rT'
V
S3000lfl
.in.i.'ir""'",,,,,, .. ,
.ir - t'(7,
ffTLmcm IB Opera HoL1
A valuable
tiood Hunt"!
Xt. can ";: tx
C ';.m
1 1 hereby announre d ,
for the cmee ol Sherltl -ul. 1; n
the Ietnecratlf primary e e 1 ,u
.. . , "M l. I '
t- nenspBTK. - -
1 I berepy " , .v'' .
hrrlfl, .ub)t to the a,;
...imar a eetion
CmroIVown, I'a
MICAL A
Mm. L
Tlttbur.
Mr. Jame. S-j
In town w-dy Tl
Il9trlct Attoj
Uiwn. M in to
Ei-SheritT J
Irur around cm 01
, OlM1 is tK)th.
a air cheap al I"
Tho warm r.
p.nlure and you
grow.
Thf Fkekm
yonr Job print
prices.
Ex-Prothor.
Hummlt. -tent
Thurilay.
Onr farmer
a.a lnokng won.l
big harvest.
Mr. Piiol "
Vllle'H wot 111 V c
town on Mon.la
Mi An
rived home un 'I
wlnU-r in lUm
Ouite a mu
enrolled for lb
and lluslnesH A
Col. Jbn
Franklin Hon
ITuntlmi'l""
WaM puir
12 to 15 cent
Vm.rU. 5 cent-, ul
Mr. J. ;. '
ahlp. wart a vM
dar.
Mr. wen 1
K. Barker of
near Klmnn-.l. I
day.
Oim
of the 11
a fine fried tro
mold. Ill- lie-" I
large.
Hon. A. A
ha lui-n ubeii
through the V
urday.
Mr. lvter
of Carroll ton
yean, hif Vx-'-u
bronc hltn.
For :ile
Ixiretto. Pit.
nary ontbuild:i j
Loretto. I'a.
llun'l ca'
a.nrt ti tin 11 '
yet. Th e:i
tuightv iincert I
Aarmi K - J
of Chai'iiiioi''.
last week frtitr
born, married
len. Hh1
riuniiiitiV. i if J I
Engl'i'-'-r of 1 1
city on sat in -1
On Wedn.'
Ing mill in ll.i
Ing diliCiiVerei
before any da t
A hlrh wl
alight rain P'
hour on Werlti.
we have leartH
Ctn-iilar!'
formatlun r
Normal Sch'
application !
Carrollt own.
Among t
Senate 1h on'
soda water,
tirohiblllnif t
toaicaling tin
Those v
rolltown No
Academy hi
possible and
certain of lei
The law
of the trout
there U no
tory you are
borne the bai-
Accord In t-1
the LegKlati
may hereafte:
person or p
will be tried rl
A m11
worth of d;l
tones wa At
the bay at -l
The Bettings
century style
While a r l
revoUer
the weap-
charged, und
In the rlirht f
at the hospit
An ea-f
"150 artleles
about the h
cents. It tai
wer the demsJ
jastly captu
Cornell u
shlp, died at
Friday of las
'The decease. I
rheumatiHtn '
two yeur I :.
remains weri
etery at St A
--Yhe iro-
eat term of
.iperwd on Ml
su-den:--wradi..
Ti.
tthelr ixtn cr '
one, Ami reij
uget in iKM,t) n
lUenefit of lb
The her f I
flraerdens. Sal
Brarjoram
we reenUtJ
can ie grow ti
many of theii
are ateo pr
even wnen e )
glecutd. Th
manured.
On Monri
Sheriff rhvvl
and Dr. T.
Dohm and 1
pital for tlx--and
torgi
Oentiary. the
nce 01 one yt
Ittg atofficer M
riet them at
-Mr V. F
englfceiTx 01. 1
KayW.i t
townnbip. in
Lloyd Ib-ru..
or two. ll 1-
tory rlit iiink
his condition
that on Tii
phla. was
psi-nt rit
Dioylnif uii.l
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