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fRKNI'Mt. CAMHKIA CO.. PA.
VRIDAY.
- JCNK J-.', WH.
Menrarralte t o my Tlch.eC.
For I'tviila-nt Jinl'r,
.-MUX 1. LIN'VOX. of .U.IuisU.h u.
Kit Sheriff.
JrrXH A. 'KAY, of Cnrn.lW.wn.
For l'Mr Tir tor.
.H'llN F. i.ONi, of Ela-nsbuor.
Fur Jnrv t'iniiiij-siotn-r,
J. ULOl'Cill. of Johnxtowu..
Skn.vtoh Komkko, -Mexican Mmir-U-r
at Wahintoit, ha ti-i tff-n-l u oib
iiut -MUiou by Irtiil-nt lii. It
nut knowu whrttu-r lie will act-t-pt.
Sin Jhn MclK'NAi.i, the Ciumdian
prcmi.-r dicil at Ottawa, Canada on Sat
urday night. Ho hud lost ionK-iRis-nj
thirty hours before his death which
waai -xm--U-1.
!itK.i-i;.vr Hutt'tiTi:. of llayti. has
c&uHcrl SOU jMTSons to In- nwiKsac ivd at
Port-Au -Priiuv. The occasion was
ri'i-l ujirisinK- Anions Uios- slatiphter
tl are many innocent of any part in the
revolt.
Foil the first time finer the rlo of
the war, sayj the New York U'orhl, the
tlovernnient is aix.ut to t-tofi pnyinjr its
del.t aiul a-k un t-KtriiMoti ou iln honds.
The JJilliori-DoIlar Congress! eansed tlie
change.
Oi.r potatoes reached the kiil piu
kuuwii for years in Pittsl.unf on Wed
nesday, when they sold for Sri! It bush-4-1
and in some case it shail." higher.
The hii;h priee in owin; to the scarcity
of potatoes in the market.
Tiik Keister A.se.sor, under the new
law, must notdejK-nd one whit uon old
txHiks or papers, hut nnistpo from house
to house, and note all change as well
) register liing voters at the household
and he accountahle for direction.
JosKi'ii I-;. I5oYl, father of (w.vcmor
James K. lioyd, of Nebraska, and
whose failure to take out hij linal nat
uralization pa-n-rs was the cause of the
Xt-braska (Jolx-rnatorial muddle, died
at Zanosville, Ohio. Sunday evening
aged soventy-tive years.
Tmk fact that iovernor Pattison did
not veto the item in (ieneral Appropria
tion bill providing stationery, etc., for
the Constitutional Convention is con
strued us indicating that the bill provid
ing for u convention in the event of the
people voting for it, w ill le signed.
Is order to keep whiskey away from
the natives of Alaska orders have been
given by the collectors to the comiiiand
ers of the revenue cutters Jiear and Hush
to seize all whiskey, except such as may
lit; required for medicinal u.-e, found
upon any whaler cruising in Alaskan
waters.
Os Monday, the tirand Jury silting
in Philadelphia, found true bills df in
dictment jgainsl John Bradsley ex-City
Treasurer, for appropriating funds la
longing to the city to his own use. On
Tuesday Hardley appeared in court and
plead guilty. He has not yet lecn sen
tenced. Is the Supreme Court, at llarrisburg !
on Thursday of last wtn k the applica- j
tion of the Delamaters for a change of
venue of their case from Crawford to an
adjoining county, on the plea that pub
lic sentiment prevents a fair trial there,
was argued. Joshua Douglass appeared
for the Delamatersand (Jeorge F. Daven
port for the depoMtors. The court took
the papers and reversed the decision.
Tiiiktkks North and South Ihtkota
counties sent crop reports to the United
States signal service oHice showing all
crops except corn to Ik- in fine condi
tion, although sunshine and tempera
ture, have leen lxlow the average.
Many heavy rains have incurred over
both Hates. All m-i, esv.ecially late
sown, have been very much lenchted.
Reports indicate that thy are in tine
condition. Tin: census-taking in this country
fades into insignificance when com air
ed with that in India. A Unit l,tKX,(HKl
enumerators were cngagi-d in the latter
and their count amounted to SM.OOO,
0i0 souls, an increase in the decade of
2v.ooo,tHK.. A very strange feature of
the census was the fact that it was taken
in one day. It only gathered facts of
the very first inortanot however, and
did not enter into details like the Amer
ican. A.MONO
the bills Sinned bv Gov.-rnor
Pattison
.
are the following: IWidincr
' e
for the health and safety of tx-rsnns cm-
ployed in and about anthracite
coal
mines, and for tho protection and pre
servation of property connected there
with; providing for tho recovery of dam
ages to trees along public highways by
telegraph, telephone and electric com
panies; increasing the amount of armory
rout to U? paid the companies of the
National Guard, and extending provi
sions of the roll of retired olliecrs.
Thk United States Treasury statement
of Ttnsd , gays the Philadelphia. .VW,
showed a net cah balance of SiV.HXt.lKX).
On May li) last the net cash balance
was over SlS.tXH'UHHi. Since June 1 the
daily receipts of revenue have steadily
fallen off, being only ?47o,(KMt on Tues
day, instead of the million of a year
ago. On July 1 there will full due en
gion payments of aU.tit ll,0t0.O(H.,
which will still further deplete the Treas
ury. The Billion Congress ha sjn nt
the surplus, and now the real work of
emptying the Treasury w ill U-gin. The
public will not be kept
tsted on the
progress, of the depletion, however, for
the daily Trcasuay statements are to l- j
discontiiui.M - ,v .,re tA, (:JIK,llt uf
extrava iaiirc. i
L i u: u u ;i j u rn
!Sv.SrvH Qi:avx tfftivii minutes mn
Knw with tt-c IWnU'iit MoikIhv
;n-s tli.- rUitaul.-U.hia JrwiiJ ?ins U
j turn- U-on niv a Miml, a tub- J & black wuij-?s over th.w imnumUuWv
'niu ut HuvtiriK in tv -tviunK, wbich j cWn .iul horn tMlmuustration, RuMI
Lit .. ..rrt.l a. plitU-rine i lUrrisoii., not palist! with trav-lhrik-!
Uinto.1 four huiirp, prowt a RUiunuK . .k.-..,.
muck. That i to fV, " the gentlem ?
came H.p thor for bw-in.fi" aud tran-wu-te.1
'tu-ituW with nttUne and
despatch.
The President wnut thr PennbylvanLu
delegation to thr coining Xomiriating
Ounveiitv.n, and Quar has it tucked
away in hi insiik; poektt. ay wants
the influrie of certain patronage in hi
candidacy for rc-eW tion to tho t-iiate,
and Die Pn-sident i:w it etored in the
suh cellar of his f lolitieal lmckster hop.
They went together to ewap, and alter
four hours of dickering swapped.
Thirf little transaction dispose of all
qntxtions as to the proprietorship of the
Kcpuhlican party of this Mate. It is
lodged in tjuay and he disiHJMV of it as
a iersonal iK.riuisite to the Piet-idant
any other bidder who comes to his
terms. It's not a very elevating specta
cle which the fact presents, but it W Un
true state of affairs and may asjvell n
: looketl stjuarely in the face.
(K our third jMige will te found a
tahle containing the flection returns of
of the I tetiincratie primarit held on Sat
urday. While the result could not, as a
matter of course le in exaet accord with
the wishes of every Voter, it is the choice
of the majority and as such, should re
ceive the active and cordial support of
every Democrat.
The noinineeslare all good men, emi
nently tit and cajwihle of discharging the
duties of the ottiees to which they have
lieen nominated and every effort of each
individual member of the party should
le directed to their election in Xovcm-U-r.
That the ticket nominatetl will lc
electetl, we have no doubt; but at this
early stage in the campaign it is well to
legin forgetting anv differences that
may have existed lefore the primaries
and with a united effort from now until
election day, give the Republicans su h
a drubbing this fall that they will long
have cause to rememlier it.
At the meeting of the new county
committee on Monday, the first business
lefore it, was the election of a chairman
for the ensuing year. The names of
(leorge A. Mears, of Portage,, Charles
M. Swank, of Johnstown, A. T. Pindle,
of Eltenshurg, and P. F. Ixwis, of
Croylo township were placet! in nomin-
! rin t,n Tirct l.ullot Mr. Swank
tllJUilt lilt. . v w w
was elected. The next business was the
election of six delegates to represent the
county in the next lemocratic Wtate
Convention. Phil (. Fenlon. Ed. T.
McNeelis, M. Fit.harris, Simon I.
Luutzy, W. A. IJ. little, Joho O'Toole,
Charles N. Crouse and Caron Lahey
were placed in nomination. A ballot
resulted in the flection of the six gen
tleman first named. There being no
other business the committee on motion,
adjourned.
The latest rxpeditoin to the Artie re
gions left New York on Monday. The
explorers and scientists w ho comprise the
expedition sailed away. from Brooklyn in
the staunch little sneamer The Kite.
The e.)cdition is in charge of Lieut. L.
K. Peary, of the navy, and Professor
Hielpriu, of the Academy of National
Science, of Philadelphia. The object of
Lieut. Peary is to ascertain whether
Greenland is a continent or an island,
and the object of Professor Hielprin is
to make scientific researches in the west
ern coast of Greenland. Professor Hiel
prin expects, to return in September, and
and Lieut. Peary plans to be back a year
later.
Thk widow of Lieutenant Colonel Ar
chiUild J. Harrison, a brother of I "resi
dent Harrison, who died in 1870 from
what at that time was supposed to be
consumption, on Thursday of latst week
received a peiu-ion check from the Gov
ernment for i8,3J0,3. This applica
tion was rejected by the Pension Com
missioner under President Arthur and
when the application was renewed,
again rejected by Pension Commissioner
Black under IVesident Cleveland's ad
ministration. Pension Commissioner
Kaum has been under fire lately and the
granting of this pension may have the
effects of giving him further tenure in
this otlice he has disgraced
Tin: Latin American department of
the World's tolumbian exjosition at
Washington has received a cablegram
from Lieutenant Harlow, special com
missioner, in whiee he announces that
the Government of Chili has accepted
the invitation to participate in the expo
sition at Chicago, and that commis
sioners w ill 1 appointed at once. Chili
will erect her own building at Chicago,
and has asked that one acre of space le
reserved for. The Government will
send a military band, and will make
an appropriation of $11)0,000 to pay the
preliminary exK-nses.
Os Thursday of last week, the Chilian
Insurgent steamer Itata eaccfuHy sur
rendered to the United States cruiser
Cliarlcston. after a five weeks chase.
The Itata had on board 5000 rifles and
also ammunition taken from the schoon
er RoU'rt and Minnie off the port of San
Diego, Cal. She had no other muni
tion of war than those 5eionging to the
ship and had transferred nothing to the
Chilian insurgent warship Lsmeralda
with whom she communicated off Aca
pulco, Mexico. She was sent to San
Diego, where she will answer the charge
of violation of the neutrality laws.
Thk w heat crop all over the;country is
reorted to have a very good appearance,
and promises a heavy yield. Storms
and bad weather in harvest appear to be
the only dangers to be apprehended bv
the farmers.
Hon Jons Walls, wf Lewisburgh an
ex-State Senator, died lat Friday at
Philadelphia.
Viafcblngtou Ltttfr.
W.wmim.t.. 1. O. Juno 6, 1-fJX.
AuorM- jxtuvUI has ca the thadtnv of
wore than nine muusana iumcv irrv,
with meals and refreshments iacludd.
on the Pmsident'B special," has been
writing letters U railroad maigcns in
all eectionn of the country begging for
fre pai for himself over thir roads.
Baa. It is almost as nauseating a Fpoc
tacle as that daily presented by the
Prince of Wales in a London court
room, where he appears as a witness
against one of his friends charged with
cheating at cards. Since w hen has be
ing the President's eon given a man the
right t ride free on railroads while or
dinarv folks have to buy tickets? In
furnishing the President with a rovallv
tiuipped siavial train free, the iailroads
of course had a right to ex-et in re- I
turn tfieial favors, but what can
Bus-
sell Harrison give them in return for
tickets furnished him
It was positively stated last week by
the Attorney General that the judges of
the new laud court would le appointed
this week, but as the week has nearly
gone without the announcement, it
looks as though there had been a hitch
somewhere in the programme.
Set-rotary Gardner of the National As
sociation of IVmocratic CIuls, whose
word always "gtics" here, where every
lodv knows him, says there was not a
jutrticle of truth in the statement uU
hsh-l that the executive committee of
which he is a niemU-r, liad met in New
York last week for the purjse of Um- J
ing Senator ttorman tor tlie lTesuten
tial nomination. He says: "I have no
reeolU-ction of that iretilleiMan's name
iicing calleti, and I know that there was !
nothing suid or done that could U- cn-
stnHd as intendetl tt create a sentiment
in favor of Gorman or any other man
for the Presidency. It is "tho object of j
the arfot iation of" dubs to work for the
men nominatetl by the party, not to
tuke any part in their nomination. It
co-ojierates w ith the regular organiza
tion of the Iemocratic jwrty in support
of IV-mocratie measures. It do-s not
prescrila platforms, but ratifies them; it
does not nominate eamlidates, but sup
MrLs them. Its national conventions
are, in virtue of its constitution, held af
ter, not la-fore, nominating conventions,
and the attempt to make it ajijiear that
this little business meeting was in the
nature of a Gorman looui is unjust
and without gxal reason."
Representative Wise, of Virginia, is
the latest Southern iH-niocrat to declare
in favor of the wisdom of selecting a
Western man for Sjwaker of the House.
He says, however, that he isn'tcommit
ted to anybody and that he will not la?
until he has had an opportunity to con
sult his colleagues. He favors Cleveland
for President, although strongly oj
Iosed to his silver views.
Representative McCreary of Kentucky,
Sent several days here this week. He
is a close jKjlitical student, and seldom
makes a mistake in his predictions.
He thinks it will not be very long be
fore United States Senators and the
President and Vice-President will be
elected by direct vote of the eople, and
he is in favor of loth changes. Gov.
McCreary says he feels certain that if
Mr. Cleveland has the slightest doubt of
his ability to carry New York he w ill
not be a candidate next year.
Commissioner Kaum has been absent
from his otlice all this week, and it aji
ears to lie generally understood that he
is away arranging his private business
for the purpose of having something to
do when he retires from the Pension of
fice, as it is thought he w ill certainly do
at or before the close of the present fis
cal year.
Representative Bynum is here gather
ing facts for an article he proposes writ
ing for one of the reviews, showing that
the much-talked about reciprocity agree
ment w ith Brazil is exactly the reverse of
beneficial to the United States.
The Committee of artists ap(ointed to
examine the designs and models sub
mitted to the Director of the Mint, for
our metal currency, threw them all out
about 300 because none of them
were any improvement on. the present
designs of the coins.
Secretary Foster is in New York con
sulting his Wall street friends aUut the
announcement he has made of the ex
tension of the 4 and-a-half-per cent
Umds which mature next September at
one or one-and-a-half-er cent interest.
M.
ltylaff from Cat's Bite.
Richard S. Bartine, one of the leading
lawyers of Monmouth county, N. J., is
dying at his home in Loch Arbour from
the effects of the bite of a cat. He dis
plays all the symptoms of hydrophobia.
Mr. Bartine is the oldest living son of
the Rev. Dr. David W. Bartine. His
law office is in Asbury Park. On his
way home Wednesday afternoons Mr.
Bartine would walk from the elevated
railroad car across the bridge over IK-al
Ijike. On his way home about eight I
months ago Mr. Bartine saw a big dog
worrying a cat on tlie bridge. He drove
the brute away and took tlie cat up in
his arms, when the animal was attacked
with spasms and bit the lawyer oa the
hand. Tlie injured hand healed, and
Mr. Bartine felt no ill effects fiom the
wound until Tuesday afternoon, when
he complained of pains in his side and
head. Since then he has been suffer
ing from violent spasms.
To Reorganize Ihe SMners.
rirrsBUKti, P., June S. Kfforts will
le made ut once fur the complete reor
franization of the miners in the cuke re
gion by the United Mine workers of
America. Vice president 1'enna, of that
organization, said to-day: '-Our tight
against the coke rerators nui&t be
maintained as long a.s we cannot get our
righU. Tlie fight cannot bo evaded. I
believe it will not be long before there
will be another btrike in the regions.
The settlement at present is one purely
through force. The men have no obliga
tions, moral or legal, to remain at work
for three years. A settlement like the
present one will never remain ia force."
Dcring a thunderstorm near Mul
berry, Indiana, four horses and six
cows were instantly killed. They wero
near a barbed wire fence when a bolt of
lightning descended killiug them in
stantly. Col. Licbll, the inventor of the Lt-bel
ritle, is dead.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Our CandiJata lor Judge.
04.Jc.ha 1. Linton, the J Vim ratio
nominee for lYttudt-nt Judge of Caui
brA county courts wus burn in Johns
town in j 33- lie attended the m
moD schools and one twin in Jefferson
College. at Cannousburg- When
eighteen years okl he began the study
of law with Hon. v;. L Fersluug. now
President Judge f the courts of Schuyl
kill county. Three years afterward, or
when he had just attained his majority,
he was admitted to the bar. He and
Mr. Pershing immediately entered into
arlnership, which lasted three years.
From that time until the breaking out
of the w ar le continued alone the prac
tice of law.
When President Iineoln issued his
call for three-month' men the Citizen's
Goard.-'J a local mi iiary commy was
among the first to resin aid. The cai-
tain of the N.mKiny Uing unable to go,
First Ueuu-nant Linton was promoted
to the captaincy. Ihe 1 resident s call
wjis issued tn the loth; the very next
day the company decided ui going,
and the following day it went, arriving
at Camp Curtin. llarrisburg, on the 17th.
On the l-th Captain Iinton and his
comjany were ordered to Cokey svi lie,
Md-, where, finding the trilges lainutl,
they were conielled to remain for a few
days; thence they- were transferred to
York, and afterward to ClianUiersburg,
where they became part of Kilert Pat
terson's command and which sulse
quciuly jutrticijKited in the Shenandoah
Valley campaign.
Ijxle in July the company, after an
honorable discha a 2. returned home.
Immediately thereafter the late Jacob
Campbell and Mr. Iinton began the for
niaition f the Fifty-fourth Regiment, of
w hich Mr. Campbell was chosen colonel
liarney McDermott lieutenant-colonel.
and Mr. Linton major. Bate's history
gives the following battles in which the
Fifty -fourth particiuited: Hedgeville,
Newmarket. Piedmont, Lynchlairg,
Sniker' Ferry-, Winchester, Berrysville,
OjrfMiuan, rishcr s Hill, Cedar reck,
seige of Petersburg, storming of Fort
Craig, and Ixtng Bridge, In-side numer
ous other minor engagements. Lieuten-tenant-Coln
1 Melk-rmott having re
signed, Major Linton was promoted to
that position Feb. 1, lSrta.
At the battle of Newmarket, Col. Lin
was wounded in the left thigh; at Win
chester a grape-shot entered under his
shoulder blade which was afterward ex
tracted from his right arm; and at Sink
ing Valley a ltall stiu. k his collar- Unc,
splintering it. The Colonel was honor
ably discharged on February 3, lsoT.
Col. Linton was the iK-mocratic can
didate for surveyor-general f Pennsyl
vania in lSt'. He was e lected to the
assembly in 18G7 and again in 1SVS,
when Cambria had only one member
and the state had but one hundred. In
1S70 he was nominated for Congress
against D. J. Morrell in this district,
which then comprised Cambria, Blair.
Huntingdon and Miillin counties: at
this time ho received the regular Demo
cratic majority in the county and the
full vote in the district, which, how
ever, was strongly Republican. In lsso
the colonel was one of the Peusylvania
electors for Hancock.
Since the close of the war Colonel Lin
ton has been constantly engagis! in the
practice of his profession, never having
missed a single term of court at El-ns-
burg mi twenty-live years.
. Colonel Linton has been an active
worker in IK-mocratic campaigns, his
services a a public soakor being partic
ularly Uesiraitle. Johntm Ilcmbt.
Lumbermen r'iglit fur a Dam.
Gladwin, Mich., June 7. B. W.
Gubtile, of Saginaw, is engaged in log
ging on the Joliacco river, this country.
and to get his 12.OOo.iHX feet of.lumlier
from the river built a dam and formed
a river of rcsiiectable dimensions. In so
doing, however, he shut off the water
and left C. K. Kddv A: Son. of Bay Citv.
who had 7,0O,00 feet of logs below the
Lim without water to float their logs.
Kddy tried to get Gubtile to release the
dam, and, failing in this, threatens! to
ear it down. As this would have left
half of Guhlilti's lops high and dry he
stationed three brawny woodsman at the
dam to guard it. Eddy sent seven of
his gang of woodsman to the dam with
a keg of powder and instructions to blow
up the dam.
Both jiarties were armed, aud had a
pitched little, in w hich Bill Jinks of the
f the Gubtile guard was shot in the
leg. The Guhtilcs retreated, and the
dam went into the air. Eddy's logs
floated down all right, and so did about
6,000,000 of Gubtile's. A lawsuit will
settle it.
Unearned Forfeited Lands.
Dh Moines, June 8.-k)n July ICth
there will be ojien for eutr- in Iowa the
unearned forfeited lands within the in
demnity limits of the grants to the i-Uoux
City fc St. Paul. Chicago, Milwaukee A
St. Taul, and the Cedar Kapids &. Mis
souri llivt-r Kailroad Conifjanies not em
braced in sections heretofore made on
appeal for said Companies. Tliere pro
Imbly will be about fifteen thousand
acres of these lands opened up for entry,
as ordered bv the Seci-ctarv of the Int..V.
ior. A large part of these lands are oc-
cuijicd t.v wtt-lcnc wlm l,v ls
cent purchasers of the railroad com
panies and have made improvements,
In cases of thi Viml I li. i.itl.. .:n i
- ..... I j T, J H
given the first opportunity to make en
try. Several thousand acres of land,
however, is raw prairie, worth $10 to
Ji-O an acre. All this will be open to
the general public for entry.
Many inquiries in regard to these
lands are being received, and a great
rush to eccure holdings will be made.
Collector Martin KMigas.
Wasiiini;ton, June 8. Senator Quay
arrived in Wathiugton last night accom
panied by Collector Martin, of Philadel
phia. This morning the Senator, ac
companied by Mr. Martin and Judge
Cnlkeson, the second controller, called
on the President and had a long talk.
Mr. Quay handed the President the
resignation of Mr. Martin as collector at
Philadelphia, He then talked with tho
President about the appointment of Mr.
Martin's successor, and about the ap
pointment of a successor to Judge Sco
field, of the conrt of claims, who is soon
to retire. He urged the appointment of
fiiuc- "iinTs u , iuu ii is epeciea inai
he will lc appointed. In that event
Senator Quay will prokibly suggest some
one for wcond controller.
1 y"-"' )
SEWKASnOTHfllSOllSiU- ,
The ItraddtK-k pM iiwK-r faiWt l
collect bis Ux rent promptly and In oi-
sequence had to ltnd over to Unc!- Sam
tdllJ) out of his ow n ptK-ktH. I
jHiriuir a thunder storm la-t wc-k
Miss Amelia Kootreidin in Nittany Val- i
ley, was struck by light nina and paralyzed, i
She has sicco recovered from the effects of
the shock.
t
The Hessian H is plavin tiavM- with
the wheal fields ia the north-ru s-;1i'Hi of
Berk- county. Ju some localities one
fiturth of the w heat is already dow n lrom
the ravaft'- of this I-t. !
Tin-Jury in iht-caseof Mrs. Wilhur, of
Clay City, Ind.. vs. the C. A. I. Kailroud
company, hrouglit in a verdiei of 4..1i
damapi-. The plaintiff's husi.and war,
killed on that railntad aliuul lhre years
:i(fo. j
Ai Lima. O.. Mrs. S-er:;..r wa ai- t
fucked hv an iiiluria led 'w and hiirli-d
sotve distance, and managed t es-aje
from the animal, buliiot until she had ix-eii
so badly lnjiintl trial sh-can hardly re
cover. The Duke of Portland is the champion
sutiM-rilier to new sfia-rs. lie takes nil
the aix.-rs of Emdand and a hcup more
from all over creation. The preceding
Ihike iied lol the same thili, and tilled
up three houx-s with them.
"Squire t itan, of Frankstow n. Iilair
county, claims ti have the oldest clock in
the coumrv. The time iii-ce was made in
Vienna lu 1 ''! 1. and not a single piece of
wils used in its construct ion. The
material uxd was principally iron.
The larjr-st man in the South dil ai
Elm Siiriwrs. ArU. lie wan 7U vears old.
and w-ijrh-t T4 Mund. Me had hi eof-
tin made two year aso. and ha- since iisetl
it a a sranerv. It held 22 bushels of
wheal. It r-iuiri-l 12 pallhearers at the
funeral. I
Th- hens of III idk'epol t. Me., have '.
taken a likinu t I heir own and as
shu as thev layonethey turn ami eat il. '
If tlii-i conliiines there w ill be a tlearth of
-irgs in 1 1- market, j his is a cas- Here .
lie- lher of "holin- consiimiitlejli" diN-sli't
w cirk to f't tion. ,
4'oiitall- Fry. of 14'rolx-. look .
Thomas Kyan. of that place, to (int-iis- ;
huisr on Sat iirda) . and lotliretl him in jail ;
on a charge of forir-ry. pr-fi-rred by his ,
sister. Mrs. .laeoti Sehnauhle. and offals-
pretense- pr-ferrxi by J. A. Heck, a im-r-
chant of the place.
Five yoiiinr men were ordaimii li the
priesthool in St. Nicholas Uoman t'atho- .
lie church at AVilkesliarre. Weilm-silay.
They are. Joseph Itillsiein. Milwaukee:
Daniel Dunn. Alioona: .lohu Smoiiltcr.
Vilkeharre: .lsepli McCain-. C'arhondale. ;
and Itriuo Iowaiioski. Poland.
Tlie iuilicatioiisiill Mint lowni.l a very :
ilolllic crop of Blai-ktM-rries this sa-asou.
An o)scrcr in th-countrv says that in all
his !ih- he netr saw the blackberry'
)nish"-s so eo4Tell with blossoms. Tlie :
li-aves and branches were almost oh- j
scared by the little white blossoms.
Land sicculators and explorers have 1
x-Uled on valuable minernl tnd iron lands 1
tin Hauler Island with a view of home-;
steading them and rai-iiiK an issue lie-
I ecu ireal Uriiaiu ami the tioundary i
line Im-i w ecu auada and Minnexita. The ;
island has . heen laiim-d hi-retofon- by i
Canada. 1
i
An iiitenlor in Paris has patented h j
new kind of corset esicrially for yotiiiK j
hulies. Tin- corset has a whistle attach- i
ment. and v hen pressure is applied from
flicotitsuic il shrieks loijilly. .lu-t now 1
the inventor i wondering w hv bis corset ;
dosn"t sell. Invintors an- u-iiall very !
simple-miieled nun. i
- ( iirc inn riif l. of ilaii's ille.
hns Ixh-ii arrestil on a cliaiveof forjfery
and eotumitteil to tin- I oeenshin i jail.
llr tiTunil f'iii."i from the First National j
Bank at ireenshurj? on a cln-rk in which .
he foiiiil the name of a man iiamcil Storir. j
lie a 1m I reeeivitl si fpHUtlle FarilHTs j
and Miners D- Hsii It. ink.
-stnle:its passing tLroiili a ravine iM-Hr '
the jiiM-ir farm at t'raw fordv i'le. Ind.. found j
what at llrsl thought was a l.;el man. I
lie was in a irauce. as he dis.ipM-arsl live '
weeks u;fo from tin- mr house, it is bcliey- !
tl he was in a traixt: ever since. His J
clothes wen- rotted off and be was covered j
with vermin, lie hal eao-n not hi tig in live j
-Whiie A. M. Riddle, of IVrrv. Arm- j
slrotm ciiuni . w as i repariiiv to tire a blast j
on Sutunlay a premature exjilositm took i
pla' i-, blow insf jiowder and small )m IiIi
nearly l broiiirli his lwly. The explosion
made an oeniui; tliroiiKli one of the hii
fortunate man's lu infs. but not withstand
inn his injuries Mr. Kiddle is n-ttiii
aloun very nicely.
In making sonm e.xcav at iwiis oil the
site of an old Baltimore house recently,
the workmen found an ojH-iiiiig about
three f'-ci wide, w hich led into a small uu
dercromid chauilM-r. An iiiN t n.n was
made aud a nuiiilx-i of old rusty kettlvs
and cannon balls wire found. It is siip-mis-1
that I lie subterranean chamber was
used during tin- Kevolut ioimry War a a
hidiun pla.s- for arms.
A lisMt-li frtu tin- City tf Miicw
stat-s ti,:t a w at.-r-sjMitit lmrst n.r San
Iniis l'u in tin- stat- tif (tiiannjuatti.
Sunl;iy. tli- at-r fiinn w Inch si-jt
ii.uny l.oiisi-s ami -atil-. Hr"tt-1 tr-s,
ami. in fin-t. T4r a sia-- ir tlirtt- mili-s, tin
- ill tli i.f 1 In- -urr-iit. tin- ruiiiitrv as coin-
i ,,.l, , ' : ,Mi '",L "
: many liv- !i:nt- In , u
is not kmw ii liou
l'sl. lluixlntls n
jmj1- ar- iii'im l--s ;u,. ;l( M Ji.-siii ul.- ctui-
i
I .
WANTED
WHEAT
-AND-
GRASS.
Th Who0 f Europe wants WHEAT,
and the most of America wants GRASS
ia abundance. 12 leading Mgricul
turistt hare written us essas on
"How to Crow Wheat and Crass."
These, in pamphlet form, we will tend
Free on receipt of three 2-ct. stamps.
Member of the
Farmers1
Alliance
and Farmer Cluha ran hare tbelr
l-'vrtllirora mad apeciaUj to crier, ai
reduced pricea.
IV. S. POWELL & CO..
Baltimore. Ud.,
CVTMICKI PtlTIUttl IfAXCPACTraCBS.
JaruBTaaa or Aeaicvi.Tt;Al. C "I mfilff,
jUDlXtfl li.
i TTK !AIA-
j X Tb! uii.icrsitfuol will rt at ItItmo Dale
; J. iccrj.it r:,i rrtatc -Ituut' tn Munstcr townrtitp,
. Canibrli i-..ariiy, a . eoniainluK resiiectlvel
, lltj mi and Oliy-lire acre and allowaore. The
j nrtv i- uii,r..vsl u J iu k'sh! cuia of cultl
. tl.(..n. m.. Kiiihq cm at reacooal.le prtre
and ii.aw mw. For t-'uitucr particular
ell on .r ..r.-a illtm Kv.ma. K.lt-iishanr .
i u' LLXK KOlKitKS.
j I ... .lu-r ii. Isskj. Iorotto, I'a.
FA KM KH S41.ll
1 li iiM'.rii..r o!!.-rf l it te the larm lor
merlT nol . Un U. lieuuactt. oomM. :n
i Jiimkii turtisint., ihrto miii uortb ot IjlK-nf.
banc. Tlie larm ciiuiim -iu acrrn. about of
J wlilrd air rlearnl. Iivm ilier-nn a bouse and
i barn hi. I nwl tf-.-liar. K..r pantculnrs rail bo
. or ..ife.,-. J.V.lK J. IIKNM.l l,
'1' . LbtUf l.unj,
LADIES!
Are you rwkleaa rootich to Tenturs If so wn.t
two cents in ptampa Ui thr Mark i'vltUaiiing (V, .
6HM and .V) W.liiiurt.o Strert. New York. !
enrof tUrir IwwuUful illustrated M IHfll?'
BookH, It im m novrL iiUHjue. and inu nx'
i&g work to every person of n tiiieuMiit.
On nx-etpt of ten cents in r'ainps they will
rnd tjaij m full set uf their (aiuoua Ltmae
boid gttute Verba.
Forlen ceui Um-v will lsesi1 si tjoik toiifjiiiiiii!
ronik ti'onls i' Tin -hiikuUo." antd music t.i
lis !iMt M4mlar on-s, let-uitTWilli ten cxceiisiiv
cbnmHi ctrds.
aUINEPTUS!
A ver.r plasiiiir. Iiurmt s- 'tvi-trrl.iil urnnuttk
eimifMiiiiid nr ilii,i:r lle iasie el ijiiiimpc r.ii
caiwr tiiiier lrtiirs. 'ittN r m1hI ir fluid I'rkv. 4
Ink f fiat H.aik-. I'ntrlh 1 l.vlli hm..I-.i
fliirsii-iHti in Kin-ins.- atsl Auvi a. l-eruiiiin ao
cotupauk i v j botlWs F14 ita, jy IuuIm.
Maiml.-icruid liy
Tte Academic Pharmaceutic Co.,
UIK) 1MI .Vt'rt lOilk.
582-536 WASHINGTON ST, NEW YORK CITY
!
ELIXIR.
An clainuil Ftik-'isli phrinni no i cration
for bill. .u. nuilariul Mid hlotxl li '.I I : i!. im
ult of irr iceiiiy f!vo jtaik f " st t UlUiml'
CMUIilk? rrlhttx-ll.
Aiprsjvsl liy tli-l.if list im dical anl!icrii U
In use jn rlipiipita!k in t-rv iirt of .uo-
ILtetnallT lieljitul in Uic, elAiiln-ti mini peo
pin of seluinry haiaia
Entin-iy te-.-tublr ; frve fnuu bar; jfil .In-.cii.
iii Handsoin! Packages, Price 50 Ctt.
rrricjs-il sol-ly by
Pl(e lojal 1 ,arinacculic Co.
LONDON AND NEW YORK,
Chemists tr auoiiitiiirnt to flcr Mrtj-sty li-e
,Wn and toth Iloyal 1'amilT.
M AV YOKk likANCII :
132, 134 Charlton St.
ISO.
ROYAL PILLS.
Same uxsli. inal prorrtMn u Km il Euiiii. ia
bozos. Im!! to Lex, for Ui cents.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGC1STS.
REMEMBER THE BIG FOUR!
Vinegar Bitter COiD.AL. -J
Vinegar Bitti POVrDZEB, & doMs, iUr. i
Vinyar Bitte:-. new styl. V"' J $ 1 .OH j
Vinegar Eittr, old tj'o. NWer tati-. i .oo
The World's Oreat Blood Purifier
and Life Giving: Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Known.
TktMX iirth of Onlarvtttr Leadias
tamilir Medicine I'ike tWrM.
B. H. MeDonald Ding Co., Proprietors,
SAN FEASCISCO ax NKW YOKK.
CARTERS
OlTTlX
I VER
Bick Cdacbe and roliere all the trooblee toot
dent to a bilioua atate of tbe rtam. each a
Inzzluenm. Kauara, Urowairj. . Xiiatraaa aAaa
eatice. l ain In the 8ido, to. While their moat
tesiaxkattle aocceae haa aeea ahovn ia cuxU(
HeaSarbe. yst Cartera little liver TOIa art)
equally Taluable In Conatipation. curing and ;u e
Tenung tbl annoy inc com plalni.wliilo thayalaa
correct aU diaordara of theatonm JtUrnnlate the
-UTcraadxeKulaaethebovela. ma U thej Obly
cure
' Aeii a t hy wonld be almoet priocleea to thnae h
mullet t mm tluadiarrcaainn complaint; butf orU.
tiataly thir!ooduea tim ooteud barend those
vhooncetry Utem will find theae little pillaralo.
ble la ao man j vaya that tbey wiU not be wll
liug to du without them. But after allele laeail
la the bane of ao macy Urea that bare la where
we make onr great boaaU Our plHa cure It walla
Othara do not.
' Carter Little liver THlla are -rary mall and
vry eaay to take. OneortwopiUaniakaadoae.
They are atrlcUy trefsstable and de not (ripe or
purpfv but by Uieir ec&lio action plaaee aU who
oae tham. In Tiala at 24 oanU : Bra for tl. Sold
ty druglata eTerywhera, or auiu by mall.
CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York:
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
juoUvl 1 NH
0
in Its tert Farm. I
Fivtoh, If. Co.. Uia lc. InrG.
R-r. J. C I-r-n nabee far th. follow na: :
atnva ltonn-y( b.ii anpHng fom BW Vlwi
lwuc in il. writ form for alxnt m y,rn,
w txnatud by cvti.1 tbysic-imi without
fiet. TtvoI-o(11. of I'aater Koimif;' Notts
luulc eurid bXiu.
Uiinld llatr Old.
Il..LT..ar, i!a.. Nwiiibnr. iHttO.
I wm in .ain all or-r. eonld p t no rt H1h
rU.-bt t Hay ajl waa set abV Ut ! any vork
fr month, but efier lairing i'aator h-nu!'e
N"Tre 'I onic onhr anv wwk, I me ell to ai up
and aiu-nd u my lrii,inakltu;. I bad ld
er-r iwe handrd dillara t O'jauirr and ki no
r.mit. I rrrrainlr think 1 nlnmM Lavediod
Itl-li age If i had nut got this UHIxno.
illiK. APA rKNEIXk
FREE
'A Valuable Rook n -S'orraaa
Wienoi ant rree to any addraaa.
and Mr patiaDta can atae obtaui
thia uedirin fro of charge.
Thia rrody baa HfMn jpretarfd by tne R".wraed
PaMUr Kotnui. f Fort Wivitn, Ind.. aince liT and
ia now i rep arc d uuder lua direcUuu by the
KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, 111.
8M by I-TueaiKta at SI per Dottle. 6 for 95.
Larse Mae, 1.75. 6 Bottle lor trO.
F
i A KM km: kkxt.
1 li-tiiils-ril-r ofTi-nt for rrnthis farm
r-s .sK
OUR
0
0
ire Munsti-r town-.iii. uloiiir tliu lini- of th
KlN-iilmr-r V- Cn-KMHi .-iilr:il. a Unit two
iiiilfs ft-oni t n-s-iii. Farm contains alxmt
7i a i-s. uImmii in I'li-anl. l"xioii jriv--ti
on it of Aprtl. ( all on or atliln-s iIk-lli-
Milts -ril-r ut l.or-tio. la.
jami;s XKX.
i". it. .:. ivi.
rillKnrm domic btraln-5 al Kallna Titular a..
I Noll.KV a HAKir.lt lm Inn i1ikmIv1.
Mr. lianer lm. Ivn Miitml il by Micuad Mc
Neal and ih lii:on will brraiirr l eeoudurt
ed by ISdll.KY l K'NtAL, eltb whom all ac
cvuoir mut l arulcd. juu.
7 b rf
- A ! 1 K E!rs Ktvr Imtant
rt'lH-l aii'l la an Inluliil Kt
f ar for I'llea. IVk--l. Ity
1 truirn5tior nmll. Knmiln
fre. Ad.ln 4 4 k ilS.'
IHJX 2U'i.w loik City,
The Peoplps Store
j FIFTH AVE., PITTSBURG.
i
I The Largest and Most Complote Store
I We Lave opened a new
i ioYjt a-fvt., 1 1 it:
depart MM-ut
t T-l.i le l... 4. ..... ii, tl... luikfitlih: U
1 OJia 11 uirviil ri"i ........ -. .. j .....j muvu arVirU.
w earing apparel under one roof and by so doiii '
Save Money, Time Trouble,;
Ladies, vm cau U fitted out KI.Kt-J ANTI, Y. STYLISHLY AND ElOXuMt-,.
LY from t"he stle of vour fixjl lo the crow n of I he head without leaving the .j,,.!,,.';1"' f
our roof. - A
Our Poriect Mail Order Department. I
lStablisha-d tor (he belietit of ladles V ho find H ImjKjssIble to isll tLe
same prirt-n as If you bougnt over the counter.
Write
; Samfiles of cinuls cheerfully and promptly setil and information ou any sul .( ; ,
i ta-ctcd with dry s,",;ds. N invite your cories;MjndHnce.
CfMJP'ltELL - fc - DICK
83, 85. 87 and 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Best and Cheapest.
We now have the largest itnJ
and lioys Clothing in the county.
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 tt
come and see us as we can and will save you money. j
Very Respectfully, I
C
ctw-ody
I
If 'ou Wan I th e JSTcws,
Read The Freeman
Only $1.50 Per Year.
Ickenrode
General Merchandise
CL.O TIII.YG, VI.O lilt FEED:
Lumber and Shingles. Wc keej) our Stockalva'j
Full and Complete. Give us a Call.
JEe1keiunode M&ppel
CARUOr,LTOAV,
Our Enoraous Spring Stock of Can
Foster s are now fully prepared to meet the demands ofr-,
of their housekieper friends as contemplate making the imp- '"
ments in their homes that Spring always eup-gests. AnJ io .
connection let the fact be recorded that they show as Grand, r
ied and Excellent a Stock of !
Carpets of Every Kind j
and description as can be seen in the larger cities. Ad
this very desirable state of affairs stand3 the even more ifflpr,
.particular. THE TRICP:. J
Also, BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF CURTAINS ANt 1'':
PERIES. New Spring Styles of Dress Goods and Trimming
ready. ANDREW FOSTER!
L'lT d. J4'.. MAIN STK KKT. .K'liNsT('p-
(HI
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER &
FERED IN EBENSBURG IN j
Men's, Boys', Ladies', Misse:
and Children's Shoes, Oxford Ties and Slipped-
Also, a inll line of Hats and Caps, Ties and Scarfe, Unj
Hosiery, Gloves and Shirts of all descriptions. j
J. D. LUCAS..
Opposite Cambia House.
EUOIIY'S
till erery nlKht fvr weak or two, make; tna
aa dock work: thry extrify the bleed aud put
rwrely Tat alalia, weraaiaee. rwaawn, '"""..tli era. a
tSiatu. Bold by all Imiezuf aad Medioiue A.
arianian rilDC ea Proarletara, 167 reen
Cmery-e LHMe Cathartio are more than i. ?;J-.
Hit eer W here. W .nh ta .ee th. n:m,ry ask
Harmony Oroe. Oea -
CaTiiaRTIO WiiT- wt wonderful r.ulta.-N. W. BVlh ar. "'V
preBBiee) rreea fc i . . tim . i i ill 1 rra. - nl
..A.a&Mah aaaae. as T Bel lAUlBTUCS."' We
"T rR,VT
TTALARIA ?e2XSZ
IIM.HKKN s ASl f
li,.rr ImiI ierf l-HII 1,11 .k AI w I n. .u -
and Try.
i
best selected stock of Men's '
(. o C-l. : 1 S
vur opnug oiwu. is now com.
A SHARBAUOH.
i.'akkulliuwn. nasi.
- & - Hoppcl,
of 1IK. MIsSK.S.
-DEALERS IN-
i
EBENSBURC, P
LITTLE
; life m
ory e t..M trjay t-d rC
"" - .i:...a 411-1" U P.
. ..... r ia i'T.nfhrfl WK
jit
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