on Er: The lrger.d rl't!o rlTPtilatlcn'of He 'aw. eeiA' Kfkiii n tntiictnUi it to tte itviir.il lo ruiit Irte r 1 1 n c f urti tt ikt? wt.ote Invoim 1 1 1 to ui'a It lnilltio.l W"f Kly at l'Jj:SSIll K, IMMIJKI IT.X.., HY JAMKS IIASON, irrrrtcl at ti c loll, wn c )w met: 1 Ir.r-h. "O " I irieli, 3 Ol'-Mtc 1 li.rli, 0 n.cnibf 1 lr.' h I vi at 2 Ir. hri. in )iul)-t . t l.M 3.M . 5 00 . 6.00 . lu.oo t.llll 12 0 10 oc f I..HI I1.0O i j I'J 75 00 ' " til.-. Mill 4 tef.l i"lr.Mi':'ti . ll.r i i r w ll.l t'fM C ll!.Tltl:l trcl.. '. t yr.ir 1 c-i'tiiiiTi 6 in j:ii . j riiuicti.ii m n:L... i.j -In m q . 1 iv. r ... ! (..j'a.i.n. iii uiliii" 1 J uu, t y: tr lll. rrlpllnn KnICH. 11 :i 1 ;i in1 i.:.,.) will n i ..t in in. n: I ' III I 1 II nl I'l ; l. o Tl t 1 1 rti do ! i,. l j ' i .. it 1:1 il t! 1 Hj.-it.rii; ltex, fi 't ine tl-n. ln. j-.t lino, ulx-ii'iriit m-iT'-i'Tis. .S j.-r l'n' A 1 u n " i ' r ' aoii r"ut.r' Notl.-i'- t'i.6 An : N. .!. - N'fpiv ail. I niil nr N .iiptrii I fci -l;c"..it ci.f ur .,',.,f.:li.ii- ol iiy ( :...i t'on ur n en iv ainl . i a f u tivnt .'- i i.t 1 to tail t.ltt'i.i it t. u .'i.t u.Mitr .-t liui'tO ir null viOuhJnii!.! ii.ii I j t. irt Irniiii.titt.'iui.-nt. Iii k .. i.i .till I' in ' i I nil L i lid tir t it- nL.l rxi-oiiu-iv mtuiiI m He l t rlc'r. Ai.d dull t i u li rxt-t il. !,t.. ..f tt - ' f ; 1 1 I h r I -i.r:.' i : i . t rii' tit POTil" ...t till : I ! py tjot:n:e. 0ln n cvn' '" UUd tnioi. nil t."" " om mitre'.- t v ""; tl.o nf'ore terms ti , win lon t o.nfuii tneir in .nl-nr munt not w in e !K'tlntf a t Hi-!'o wno HE IS A FHtEMAN WHOM THK TKITH MAKES FKE AMI ALL APE fLAVEt? BEt-lltE ' SI.60 and postage per year In a jvancc. NUMHKR 15. JAS. C. V ASSON, Editor and Proprietor .: I f 1 I--',, Crli tB'" f.."t to .t.i.'Uyu-iiRTM-o.,! in. KHENTs'lUUG. PA., FRIDAY. APRIL 15. 1S9-2. XXVI. 0y-piv for vorr ! Vom-t no H-alawa nro is too stiorl. ill! II il 1 ffi II a M-i.reTi-u Ptcn It. irntcii 1?''-. TMf i; iil-iwi.tfti .to "ttiprwi-. I ' 1 j L lYl. 1 i till f.-. . : .i i: ts.' : ti -1 yo , '.- ' i. ';. i I . ' i'- de :.,t i. ! ''-' r a ' ' !' -! . Wo. ' ' ' 'i r ,rt . I it: r; i ,.r ,!. I it: v.- !,,.,, ' lived in lidos away, 'it ill il II a- ;..!. said s.t in. 1 !ii . h fl :i r.'.cs--cG...!. I: rep. -r1 ' . i. lay m rn iruoil up iu v. Phil." ! 'VC fi lltl to ..w 1:1 1. . ) i fore the. . r'.o-S:t i iu - :":i 1 v a.s i- i 'It i u a I w i i 1 have - notion .f nut In ril .yi' ns any 'i.-ii trading '. !l SI Hill- I 'lit . i .u lil excite is a iii I M'li- imuiTs stowed .i- in hull's - of this ; n if :i good . t. !i;iu. v.: - in A . in lunl !'- l i ij si-. ,t:i! mpi : iued 'f v. :i- :,-.. -,1 t'i I!'I'I1M'S t"id si-nsi.n t Iii in all at ! f.-ll ill. '.nt tiiat ho i ' tin- land- 1 ninn a:nl 1 1. When . !! 1 him t 1 if i' ls' fnuii iif. "it's a ' to ye. an' f are, I'm !. 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MeMullen ia 'J7 a Aiitru.-t .Mover estitte I 65 Vincent Tonkin 8 at) Cmit iiimi'ih Ttnritliii. Samuel Paso 1 08 A. J. Haws' Hro;lay Hank... 3 vMi .In -i. l'ark estate a 30 1 Nii'linlns Kell.tr t8 1 Samuel A. lirowu 3 f .1 no. li :m 6 40 1 .Mteliael ;arl .'1 80 1 .tames Horsey a 40 1 .Airs, .triune ('uner 77 1 Allien i. i.-eihiirt 73 tinllit l.tvla 1 K4 1 .lus. liarropi 74 1 .SHvi:) l I.iii: P8 1 H:.nry Otto 2 18 1 Henry Si.-hr.iiln a 18 Cltcxt ( . i;s Htirtiiitti. 1 Win..l..nrs 2 87 2 Airs. Ella Mel 'oy Hi! a I'Bth. Mi llulre 3 0a fc.izal eth Wat'. 'I 87 UT 4ll M 3 till 30 l.itt 1 4i 1 1 Cltnttf 'I'uifll sli ip. Catul ria l i,:il Iron Uo 'I In,. I.,nahite 2 Amlrew Hrailley .liH.ei.li HnrkPart. M K Haywood is. Hill, coal PanlJ... 'J I ituriie l enroil . H. F. Knit 1 Arthur Elui.eKan Htn. '. Eel cr 1 1 Jim. -Moure ' tin 'i'lifiisltij,. hi 66 115 iiS 1 i:i 17 ao 48 14 1 76 4 60 e 4 no 1 70 -7 Tho?. Kays H I.l.'j J. Wriitht.s. ., .Al. K.. M I. (. Myers 75 'l huitias i rlltii h estate 3"0 AheJ.ouilen 84 lr In Hruthrrs, Mineral , al Same 70 Same J , I'm Same L'TO Same '. '"" 118 Same l'O Saiiie.... Knsl Tmilnr Tnn nsfi l. 1 J. II. 'lurk 1 Mrs. Li. In II. tfnan , 1 a J.mepli IPirkhitrt 1 1 .feues.J. Ein.ltey .. 1 3 Samuel Have l : .', st o 56 8 wo 38 30 7W4 a 33 6 64 18 4fi as hi 17 aa o ii 1 eo 3 75 y 04 6 h3 3 75 .Ino. Meenju, cuai anil hank 1 Wiu.Jutui Inue 2 28 70 70 13 94 a 7i a os 4 31 2 IIS 2 l'S 81) i 456 , I 28 Si 7 37 3 ( . 1 15 o4 ' ai is I i:i i ! 3il I 1 15 1 15 75 iM il7 35 j 75 I l as ; 4.7 M 0 t VI U l"0 25 5' i Win. A. Hrown . J. K. I'll trl-a 2 H5 3 lai 1 So 1 74 1 64 1 i.-.l 3 37 4 75 l ay l M l 74 l 1 74 l an 11. l H..tlr J . W. M.wre Same A nl lion v M I i lor I te nil Is McCartney John MiHtartnetr.. James M. .iowan A. Nelm.n . .. 1 human K kert i i i iv i. Si-an lan Win. Wampolo.... . i J. M. Veariek Jm-hstm V'otrjixiit. lamrs II. Adams M. S. Bush ... ....... KliEtiM-th liishoiiK l.avi.l 1'aul. mill Jeremiah Hericin... ......... .'iilin A. Kas-er, mill Isaac leuw-er Haul l imn' r Miehael MeMahon. ..... .. Patrtek Mcfahe .. Jnu l.lt.yd t eo. K.ner Ileo. 14 Kiimiliell A. W. Zeiuler .1 s.'oU Ir'unk.... ......... Jtihti-littrn . Fifth H'r7. J.; I. .1. MiTiuhlln Jiiliii.slnirii. St Tenth II .;. 1 .lames haeke . 1 Ida A. Hurrell 1 .Ino. Itnyle . 1 Stephen "ni).t,ell.... Hiram IJuzxeba Margaret I a nens 60 100 3 3 41 3 176 5 l. loo 51 3J 100 4 7t6 3 30 V 7 4.S 1 32 606 3 otl 4 Ol 3 5o & 40 4 7u 3 a5 6 10 88 4 44 I 28 l as l as 1 as ii M 1 70 2 l'8 1 as 2 WO a us a os i as l as 1 28 l as 1 i os 1 i 1 20 1 3t 1 38 1 28 1 3 1 i.".' 1 3S 1 iat i 1 2 1 as. 1 W 2 OS 1 a 2 48 1 29 1 ait 1 an 1 aa 1 aa 1 3t 1 29 I ait 1 30 1 2K 1 It 1 14 8 38 6 34 2 31 1 63 1 28 1 as 1 ait a os l an 1 ao 1 V6 1 45 1 11 1 21 2 6.1 l ait 1 . l a.t 16, 1 &3 1 -s SI', 12, i ' 9 1 45 1 4. John .'rull Mrs. 1.. Dudley James Evers.de K .1. Klwaras John H reen Henry tlniiiihnour . H.J. Glides M. irrant . Maria tJ'ove Emma illnter Hammer . M. K H j.'P John II x h-tine John limes .1. Hus-hsime Sanf r l lletzall Mrs. Holirvia Mis. Kuse H iclilDi.. N J lltuiart 1 1 1 1 Wtil am line It AI.&. L. K. Haves Sarah and '!'. O. Harris Samuel luaran.... W . 11. Jonea. .M trv II Mania Mertll Francis. Maira I. Metiar. .. Hen). Maeon 1 1 1 1 I.ilia l. al lan .... A. li. Mcllaniel Maiv .1. Miller W. Krohernck........ 1 Joseph Mulvehlll 1 3icHarL K'MlKen- A. lenoher...mm .lame. Marn.a ...... Vl Nub e. Jr N Ii. Ncriler. Mjnjatt 'Kriec .- W. S. Hrlen lohn l'ark estate Same W m. I'UKh . It I.. Kfcukin.. .1 oh II Kutter ....... Ki.hert Kuselherger Ida A. K ts-ell Ire... T. Kte-y James W. Hose tt. a, Ik J. W'. Kose 1 1 1 I 1 1 eu. W.Stutt 1 1 t'has. Sanders - W. H. Sanlers 1 .1. W. at I . tl. Stormer...... 1 1 t'has. Sheets J. M. Simer 1 Samuel sunemn.. ........ . 1 1 F. B. Schrum . Tay lor a; t o 1 1. ti. W illlams James Williams I - 1 1 Jeiry 11. Wiltier . Peter Warn I.. A. W llliams... .- lej. Wis.er 1 Mary YounK Jtilnistiiirn, KU'vrtith ll'irr.. i fath Ooss Jno. W. stult Lilly Iliirtiwjlt. 2 W. K. Eraser 2 W. li.Sechler Miiitxtt r Ttiii nshii: Samael Calvin Mccea In. ........... ...... M. M. MeHunh John C. Noel...... ......... Purttujc Tt iir nnh i'i. 1 Joseph Korkey estate....- 1 Mrs. K. Ilrilhlh Patrick MeCroeein . t;ath. Paxrish .. Jlai'lc Tttwtislii. Ejihraim Kurkett... Edward Hell heirs Blair & Packer Sauie...... Same.......... Same Same . ........ Same Same Same Same Kev. A. K. Hell . 3 tieo.T. Beers Jos. Frye estate . 1 S. I. Fries 1 John I.. Olll ..... Samuel Hauerty. Mineral Same. Mineral Same. Mineral.... . . Hamilton Co Ben Hess Annie r. K. Kirtlaud. Miner al Cbas. Kanstead W. P. Walker S. M. WooUck. uart ol P. Such Same art ot I. Kelly. ... Sume, part ol M. Wells Joseph Time Jno. O. dales Same..... I lav hi 1). Dillen 1 1 1-n heirs Isaac Kdniistoii Ceo. YY. liallaher 3 John I'l vim 1 J. T. Calkihcr J Susan Hollas Uen Hess 1 J. H. Lut 1 I,il Morrison K. A. SluM'iiiaker S:nie 1 Nancy free 1 .1. C IJowman Van Scoyoc, Mineral.... Sutith For!: liurouyh. J. YY. Haywood 1 KoU'rt 1 So wen 1 Thos. M. Jones Stonycrcck Tmcnxhip. Ella K. Cover 1 Kii hanl Davis .lohn Dinehart John Diltert 1 A. Farabaiigh 1 ('has. Fisher 1 Nancy (iardner 1 Philip J. tiens 1 (Jodfrey Hoffman Frank Hendricks 1 M. K. McAlxti Kckhart I'hile 3 F. X. Sedelnilre Same Maria Wyland J John Yetterinauirh 1 Francis Seiimian 1 John Hines 1 Jno. 11. Horn 1 Samuel Hetzell Frauk Hess Krinn .t Ellis lVf Evan E. Lloyd 1 li. F. M.-f i.naliey 1 It. IS. McConahey 4 A.J. MeLain 190 60 4'J loO 27 64 16 21 3 la 37 4 1 611 1 60 14 87 3 84 ft) 753 418 S3 1' 113 163 433 43a" 33 4 5.(0 30 75 .10 113 10 103 96 13 28 35 63 S3 00 40 67 107 13 109 06 8 76 1 48 52 70 18 S3 15 00 15 86 6 07 4 74 6 3'. 3 83 38 60 6 90 31 13 94 66 20 96 71 83 71 82 39 18 1 30 P 96 16 80 2 82 1 .19 3 M 10 10 2 firt i fi 3 41 5 12 3 70 3 .18 5 80 31 25 1 25 1 75 45 34 4 333 100 4P5 70 217 317 in; 35 45 80 10 67 30 .V) 1 !4S U5 95 4 all '.Kl 1 2 10 2 lO 1 30 82 on 1 30 2 10 70 1 14 1 22 1 3rt 2 10 1 30 181 no I0 w 1 17 r, m 1 lo 181 no 2 10 Klchar.l ll'Nelll Hanualt Kelnarl. W in. helahar.t . t'has. V . Kruwn Mary I s,narwe .. . . Frank llaixeil .. W. J. Williams t'lilrr Tuir$ixhiit. Vhf. Hrn.lley 4. Co Tno i M. tsteu ltr. )-,. I . i rs y ft. WylanJ. M. 1C Same, IV in tier. . . J. W. Hityie F.. W. Ert in. M. K Same Mireral ..... J to. Tut.t.tf .. ...-- Same H- Wa.lly.... Mi.l Warte'rky An-horv Miller . J. M. Yearlrk A. t:. M'.'Liu . W m. a ii 1 a l . ... t has. l.a.i- yrtiiihlin (,r..i(.. Thus. .McfAm estate I'hrtst Horner estate Uttllitziii 7'.'ii . Wm. Itoeker llnxtiiHjx lltirninjli. 1 Jieiii Now 1 .1. 11. Pose ' J no. Putter 2 Jacob Averill 1 : 2 Au.'ii-t Stinen to 2 Jim. H. neeii 1 3n 1 E. L. Mnel. r ' 1 Samuel Ingram '- ' il nt in 7 1 1 1 1 'J't'iriiftiip. I'has. H. tiross Same Same Same Jere Mel ioliitfle estate John lh.i'.vii Mary A. Evans John Keilly Nil (!( 7kii lit! Ttiiriixlii ft. 1 J. P. i t, r.l, II 1 .1. K. l.ai i.-s J. V If. I hinxhiss 2 J. M. Estep 1 Francis Kline lames L-iin-'r 1 P. P. Miller 2 Y. .1. M.M.re Il. ll Not.-ly Same. M ineral 372 s. s:s 1M .Till 4.1 2 4P. Ml 4tl 27 2S 13 s' t IS 'si I II S 7S 1 1 XI 1 4i 71 -V. 2 .1 i 2i s ; 4 :n ; 2 !t:t c, r,i i; .i 4 :i . .13 ; '. lloiri 22 s;i 111 12 '.i t'.s 43 .".ti Till .Ml l'.t Same. M in.-ral Same. M iuerai P. S. ti'P.i i. ii 1 Mary Kish. II 1 J. M. Watt .1 ii... TiUd.s 1 Mary f. l:.in:ni John Wesiovcr Stephen YVils.iu Tun in'! I h ill lini'miili. 1 M i s. Ami I ilancv 1 Mieha.-I I.vnch " 1 Tims. McFa.l.h-ji estate. 1 Callitin M vers 1 Thos. J. M.-f loskev 1 ( has. Ward .' Wm. f. Wolf M'isi ,'n'f,.,i T'tii'iixh iji. Tims. Piiins Same. M in. i al II. J. Evans 1 Ewrhart v ll.'iid John Hamilton Iweii I lllth'sl.y P. M. I.i'tiinioii estate... M. It. Mi -Laiiirhliii Itavid Mol'.iv. Mineral.. M. A. .M. t;..'iiiie J. L. ( rr 1 Mrs. J. O'Neill Allien Halt Ed. 1 oiiithert y Standard foal Co.. Lim ited. M. U thiidner P. M.tirnw 11. J. Hopple Dan. Kearney estate.... Samuel Lemon Same Wm. Lilly Same David Will. elm 4 John Dunn 2 John Kiiilie V estate Pat. (I'lliiwii 1 Thos. Purdy 1 Alex. Paati! 1 John Sinsrer K. P. W.-si hrook 1 Michael (iei.riie .1)1 .VI 3.1 .Kl 2i : 12 1 i. 1 Js 1 SSI " i'- 3 :-s - I a i 3 4s 12 77 .'i ol 2 I is 7 .".4 10 III I, si 3 HI .1 11 1 .1.1 7 07 Jim 1 on 2 .is s It HI In :i :u 7o 3 7o 3 r.s 3 10 1 7H 1 70 4 ot i7 1 2s 1 VI 1 .VI 21 1.1 2 no l :.i 11 o7 4 1.2 s 42 .IS 7s is;, 20 2)81 S'.l 40 4 2l'J 311 12 lo.1 2 IS 41 m Ci'.t a 1SJ '. Henry J. Hopple Went Tii'jlur Tuiriixiii. 1.1 Cyrus II . file tlf f - Tmi'iixliiji. lO ll.-nj. Seers 13 Same .IS S. W. ISvei-s 73 P. A- A. l-'l ii ii- Mineral. 2.1 Same. Mineral 73 Same. M ineral .VI J.s. I l.iass l(i IVrrv Trox.-ll .; T. Tl Williams it Ht AuiriistiiH' Hautt 50 J. M. Elliot 2 Amanda fhiimU'is rl .In... li. (iiil 42 D. A. Luther Km CCA- C. Coal V Coke Co Ui Same 31.1 Same 33 Same 13 M. D. Kitt. II -VI Shaw A" Test Ni Same 4i Shaw ,t Kr. hl.s, Min-r- eral 140 Same US Same Km Same 14 71 21 .14 i j 2 ;i 2 VI I 02 3 Vi 2 34 I t 3s 7 n :.! 4s S.1 4" 2 s.1 4 HI s ns 3 .'. 12 71 lo 7' y 27 1 4.1 1 2s 4 42 2 lS 1 4.1 2 "i 4 1 .1 '. '.7 1 13 1 2s ..7 H7 1 13 2 . 1'Imt l txii r 1 1 itr n xfi if i. Mary foburn Wilson C ranit-r Thos. J. Howe lath. II itTmaii Jno. D. Knox Mrs. Flora S. tirtys Christ Slaile A. J. Paid Win. Darin-It Johanna 1 lark 1 2 Jno. V. Kelly Adam Koch ij Christ Koch ' E. Peters 1;. Jno. Wilkins Lon er Vo, i'-iiWtp. 1 AllM-rt I Soar .1 S't 1 Pacln -I Claw son ' ( is I Pose Claw sun 2 its 131 Mrs. Jnu. Donnelly 1 2s 1 1:. Same .1 7't IV llattie L. Davis j :js 1 Win. I lavis 3 oi 2 Frank Fratni.k.ik 4.; I'm Peter liardner 22 '. 1 Henry lb-iner 4 ss 1 Ami. Lillia 7 ,s 1 S. A. Luke .i -.'t; 2 Sarahf.Livtoii -j;v 31 Michael Muivehill r. tvs Clias. J. Pliefer !i 2i t i. M . Thomas siii I a ill Teeter 2 lis Thos. Toner 0 2". J. C. Kyan 2 is Win. Svtcctiv 2 ns 2(10 I Shea 111 A- Putts s ' Wm. M. haii '.'si Wm. 1 Iw ens 1; n Same r i"i.1 Miles A. Smith 7 Vs Same r, 10 (ieo. Warley 7 i;s Jos. Wanner 3 :to 13 Morn llvillo A Cambria Water :. . . s mi Russell Smith 4 7n Ivor Thomas 3 3o Johnstown St. K. 11. Co. 4 Kl Samuel Lenhart 3 04 Mary Nightingale 2 ss Mrs. lSarhara Albright. 1 2S Isaac 1'ulin 22 si Sylvester Davis 1 70 Fred. Derklteck 24s Chal L. Dick :i ss Stephen Fodjre 2 4S Jos. Hayzi 4 ss Uriah Hulett 4 ss Grace E. Voder 2ih Jno. Morrison 20s l. K. Tihhott 4 10 It. W. Moses 2 SS Abe Mitkin 4 SS Thos. Mabylinko 2 4S James L. IVtt 371.1 Steplien Patroi'k 3 21 Dennis Kialen 4 7 Wm. Rager 4 43 Israel Robertson .143 Alb. Uott .143 40 20 IK h tndley Smith Lewis Smith Mrs. Lizzie Stovmson . . L. C Temple D. A. Williams Nancy E. Wilson Joseph Mahaffey ISird t Poling A be ISIoiiffh Ignatius Kihler Mrs. Kate Kinley Isolds Menhoid Mi . hael Ruder Jacob Smith H'ni. Thorn tison Arilhonv It'eiler - os 1 (i!i 3(4 2 OS 4 44 ' 2 4S I 1 fit ' 1 iS 3 IV. ' 1 40 ! 2 ! 1 40 3 s.1 I 1 1 1; " I 1 1 1 l 4 01 4 70 1 4 3 3o 1 4 1 .VI 1 .VI 2 (U 1 K Adam Miller John Spamtler 1 1 Mary A. Krone lieo. E. Lincle .Ino. lA-in C J. MAY EK. Treasurer of Camhria county. Treasurer's office, March 31. lsirj. 1 lappy and content is a bride with "The Rr Chester;" she lives in the Iightof the morning. Tit I4 Arm mart, writt KtKktutr Lamp C. .Vra York- He lends its on w. know nut nhore 1 hroK'li Ci.itiV . i::.l:t u' n iys. Hy m.aii. vis. I,.:li ..1 la stn.Jv'lit fair, Vh.-r liir.i.s sii: t:niti.i el iiraise. Hy TKiM.lirr .-.: a:.d ripplii." rill, Vl.er- ett r. ::. itnl lie Soft sur-.nn r . '.eu.is ti.at fro at will And lints f sunsi t al.y. Amin. ly st. .rra -tossed sea and drear, ith u rcv I s npsin tl:.' shore, Yhere vui.ai t s,.t:ls v h-j struirled here Sl.-e i, iratlii-U, 'mid il ri.ar. And .. . r Fitch rocVy roads and steep We . .ft tr -i i!'..tl t. ;... Our :r:u..- f. et can st- :r 1 y l;is-p Tli- M.iV s.. stra::: e a:.d slow. Ih l. a. us en i.i y y! eh l.liss: il uaUnown. V. it'i - :. We Lev KVn i: ' . :iV. f.. Hf'.l ; n- I.i .-.: . r ;. uiile as tni-S ut ! ;ii' ai -!t v.r- rr :ut. yen si;ad,,ijnJ :.; ..ti.i t.im-1 .r. ::'!. t. t!.cn. t'.i.i i;:.s--, a hand -. '. 1.:, . in, i . 1 1 ..ri'.i.' -r. in l.ii-.'.;:,j Irai,hic THAT SILVER SET. Aunt Jane's Cove tod Lefjacy That Never Camo. "I don't like to calculate upon such things." ulit-rved my wil. "but if Aunt Jane ivi-rc to die I sli.tnld not be. a bit surprised if she left us th:;t old fashioned set of rilr.-r that bc!nred to my trreat-Tr.in ip.ire .its." "It is a Very h::!i'!svnie set." I re turned, elaru inr atntut our m olest ilin inir room, "and will hardly uceord Avith oar f urnil nr.'." "It wujluu't look at all well with thr.t saieboard," returned my wife, promptly. "It is so d read f a '.ly shabby nh. of course 1 mean the si.h btiard, cot tiie silver. Don't be s; smart." "1 suppose, then, if such a t himj' were to V.apps-n you'd have to have a new si.lel.ourd." She nodded complacently. "I saw such a lovely one down town tixlaj- .".nti.iue oak. beautifully carved. 1 d. iidi.iire .ak so much." "i.nt the rest of the furniture is wal nut." 1 objected. "Walnut is altogether out of st3-le, especially for (iini'iir-r.sim." she re ;.!.. -d. with a d:sd;:itifiil glance at the chr.irs which we had once found very .Moil to look at; "and, afttr all, the ; lel.oard is by so much the most ex pensive piece of furniture in a dining room that it doesn't cost much more, to L'et :i whole set than just that one piece. And even a walnut sideboard, new, would not 1.x tit well with those chairs nml this table." I said not'.i.nT, and the tacit sur render was accepted by my wife. Thenceforth it was understood that if Aunt Jane should bc.pjcath us the sil ver, wo were tu purchase a new set of dinii":-rooiii furniture. The next evening, as we were ap;ain at dinner, my wife remarked: "I have been looking- at carpets to day, and saw one that just suits me; rich and subdued, you know, but not tlinpy." "Carpets," I repeated, in some sur prise. "I didn't know that there was .ne needed this season." "Why. htupi.l." rejoined my wife, petulantly (and the emphasis was ail upon the pet name), "did we not airrde that the dinir.'r-rooin must Ik- refur nished? Aud this carpet is so old and worn of course it would not do at all with new furniture." Acain I ac.jniesced silently, and she pr.H-s.'.l.-d to make plan f"r meeting l.ic the next day to examine and choose tho carpet and furniture to la' pur chased later on. 'Well, if iny wife's re lations left her hand-om.' iHer, I tnu.-it. of co'it se, provide things in keep ing w ith it. She met mo, according to nppoint inent, and. having in-pe. ted the arti cles, (rave me to understand that my tastc was so exc craV,l ' r.s not to merit a iiionictit's consideration, and announc- injr her own "And now choiei su'ei-teil. c.M.lly: let 'o look at the wall paper." "Wall pajcr'.'" I echoed, blandly. "(U" con:-:-.'-, the l-.Kim must be repa pertd if it is refurnished. As for the woodwork, I suppose there is 110 help for that; it will just have to le re trained. Can they make that natural w-ood finish on wood that has leen paint. .!.'" 1 stared aghast; thr.t silver wnr;r"in to i'.f t Hie a pretty sum. l!ut I was helpless, entirely so; my wife had made up lie r mii.d. That tveninr she was much elntcl at the prospect of Indiio surrounded by such tlnn.rs as she had that day s-Iecte.L There was but one cloud on her hori zon. "The dininfr-room will Ih' nicer than the piirl. rs," she remarked, plaintively; "I am afraid that they will really look shabby." I said nothing, hopinfr that if she were not contradicted she would not pursue the subject further. Vain hope! She had fixed it in her own mind that silence pave consent, and when I came home the next evening- had assumed that the parlors were to Ik newly fitted. "Don't you think," she said, coax inly, "lhat as long as the parlors and dining--room are to le torn up, and we are to hav; the painters and paper hangers here, we rnic'ht as well have the whole house done? It would be very little more trouble, and then it would all look nice together." "It would c considerably more ex pensive," 1 remonstrated, faintly. "You might draw the money out of the building association," she sug gested, and then I knew that our sav ings in that institution were doomed. Aunt Jane lingered a long time. In justice to my wife I must admit she had become oblivious of the fact that all t these improvements depended upon a legacy which could only be possessed aftvr the death of her venerable rela tive. A day or so after she had decided hat the house was to be thoroughly renovated my wife said to me: "I have lieen examining the parlor carpets, and I find that by using the best parts of both, and buying a wide border, I can et quite a new carpet for our ted-rooin, absolutely tin worn." "Indeed!" I remarked, with pleased surprise; there was one thing that she would not want anj-how. "Yes. and the carpet that is now on it has. enough good to cover the chil dren's riHim, if I put the worn part un der the lied. Or maylte IM ln-ttcr put that on the spare room." she added, re flectively, "and give that one to the children. Theirs gets such hard wear that an old one w ill not last any time hardly." 1 said nothing. J I . . I " s W-W uui iitil Ki aiiv I f - i , lieved. "As long ns we don't have to buy a liedroom carpet," she remarked, insinu atingly, "don't you think we could af ford a new set of furniture V" "No. I don't," 1 returne.L savagely: whereupon she burst into tears and called lue a heartless monster. To pa. ify her, 1 had to promise the furni ture, together with a new silk an.l a sealskin, that the mistressof the bouse might tte as line as her dwelling. "it d.K-s seem a shame." she said, a few days afterward, "to spend so much money tin this house. That's very handsome and vxpeusive pajter that we looked at, and to substitute an ;:n h way for the folding doors will cost v.tiK'thing" this was the first thr.t I had heard of the archway n 1 then those lovely carpets cut up to lit these small rooms, toot" "Yes it ie a shame," I replied, hard ly crediting 103 sense. Not all bad been lost, although much had been in danger. "I'm so glad that yon think so," re turned my wife, briskly; "I was sure that you wt.nld agree with me that it would be wiser for us to find a house that suits us ' ltetter, und buy right away. Real estate is cheap now, th. 3' say there's so much in the market." she tried to put on a knowing look; if she had known half as much about that subject as als.ut mar. aging me, I should have felt impressed. As it was 1 weakly objected. "My dear. 1 don't know where in the world I con hi get the money to buy a larger and ltetter house, any house at all in fact.'' "You could sell this" she replied, nothing dauntciL "Hut if real estate is a drug on the market I do not want to sell," I re torted, thinking cunningly to turn her own weapon upon herself. "There are those shares of stock, then." "P.ut that stock is going up daily; if I wait six months 1 can get double what it would bring now; or hold it and draw big interest ou ru3 invest ment." "Well, what else are you going to do? You said yourself that we must have a larger and better house." Thereupon I mentally bade a regret ful far-'well to the sttek and tile money which I had expected to pocket by boi ling it- My wife occupied her leisure time for the next three weeks in looking for a residence which should le in all respects suitable for the furniture we were going to buy. What she would desire next I could not guess, unless she should become thoroughly dissatisfied with ine. At the end of tho period mentioned I came home one evening to find her in tears. "Aunt Jane's dead," she sobbed; "the poor old lady died this morning. 1 have just come from her house." As Aunt Jane had been at the point of death for the past six months, 1 was hardly surprised to hear this bit of news. I did my best to comfort my wife, however, and comported myself like a dutiful uephew-in-law at the mournful ceremonies following the death. When I returned home the day after the funeral my wife met me at the door, her fuee Hushed and her eyes blazing. "What do you suppose that old crank has done?" she demanded. "What old crank?" 1 inquired, won deringly. "W hy. Aunt Jane, of course." "I'm sure I don't know," I returned, mildly; "but you should remember, mv dearthat" "till, I know she's dead. She wouldn't give her things away under any other circumstances. She's left me one hun dred dollars in eusli, and that dear old silver to my second cousin, John Scott. He'll sell it and spend every cent on liquor and cigars aud horses. I know he will." Then the blaze in her eyes was quenched by a Hood of tears I did my ln.'st to soothe her, but my efforts were useless I assured her that if her cousin sold the silver we would buy it. "1 don't want it!" she declared; "I won't have it!" very vehemently "and I won't get a single new thing in the house, or a new dress or that seal skin, or anything. I'll just stay here with things as they are, and John Scott can keep his silver and you can keep your building association money and stitck, too. So there, now!" I After that 1 did not try to assuaire her grief. I was afraid that consola tion might be costly. Good House keeping. THE THEATER PHONE. due of llellamy's itrcttma on ai Fair Way to lie Kralizf'L The latest achievement of science the theaterphone was lately tested in the "Sorcerer Room" of the Savoy hotel, binilnn. This hiy-h development of the telephone, says the Albany Even ing Journal, is able to supply at private houses the music of any opera or the actual dialogue, as sitnultaneously spoken. of any comedy, farce or melo drama playing on the I.ndon stage. For a small sum a party of eight can stay at home and enjoy the music of "I.hengrin" at the same time that it is Iteing heard nt the Covent Harden thea ter. All the large hotels propose to place several of these phones in the pub lic rooms, where, by dropping twenty live cents in the slot, it will be jtossi ble to enjoy ten minutes of an opera or play. In Paris, where the Theaterphone Company lias already one thousand sub scribers, some residing as far as fifteen miles from the center of the city, they are turning on theatrical and musical per f onn ances so chea ply t h at pet ple ca n sit down anil enjoy them iu a rooni at something like two dollars an.l a half a night for right persons Special occa sions, however, are charged extra. Visitor "When I passed your daughter's door, coming down, t.he stood lefore the glass making horrible grimaces. I'm afraid she isn't wclL" Matron "Did she have a book in her hand?" Visitor "Yes I think s'.ie had." Matron "She is all right; that was the Delsartean method of looking pleasant-" N. Y. Sua Antonio "Look at the pretty cousin the angels have brought." Johnnie (visiting) "Did the angels bring him?" Auntie "Of course." Johnnie "Then I guess they brought him in through the skylight, and didn't see the sign in the janitor's office, which says: 'Children not received here.' n II iroun n! Kasei.; 1 1 ... ,1 ,: H.-lov.- t hs v.' -. He 1 c 1 t 1 v. llVl Ms 1 . s He 1-il'ed Ins hill s,- .. : I V t : lie l..i. I ::' ri.vi! t : rt- -.1 . n :ti s mat .is; ; .. 1: V ::.- -!. i'!i s; '.:.'.... 1 V.y. .1 . .1 1 - i- iv: ; i .1 1.:::, U.1I 1.1. 1st lie 1 iv.-l I., hear l. s t:i.i;s;ri ;. sii.f. Ami s.t it 1: ir'.K i.t-1 tint IV- f tmc h-id t roiiht Two rivi sit-;-, rs (', tir- is V;i:i'.s i.crt. Who jtleast-l him iw-st, f-iil will each niinstril ka.-w. Would ' proclaimed the rre:iti r of the two. So Mill they lucased him that th. y found hini loath To choose between th. in. for he loved tlit-ru he'll. "I't all Hi'' na'ion j;:d ."e." i't h -it-th said h.-; "Who l',i- s IfM n:v p. niVi . p;. as. s l;:e." Thmtv h a'V 1 lie Lit: 1 tin - rival Jea-is mi::i-; Th.'ir iiaines and i::'i-ic m i r -on every tonpue, I'Mil a! h. t y in v, r n-.ieh' I a dour Where l-Vm" had rot su:. all la. ir sum's l,e f .re. 15.-J1 Oh.f sar.trrf tl.t-tls th' c .'i .:i wr. iiflii. The ri.-hes a is 1:1c stV trior.. ..: le- i-mirl; The mighty -,::rri..rs . v ery hat- m Wists. And ant. It n :iu lUlsrit U I.;, t !: lri.;.tiit s hr.sls; How l;,!-:m's v..ior was 1. liv, V. and i.-ari-d; And v.ht n he l,u:-hod, lir ttmi.tr thoj -an ls ilii'tri'il. Mustaph i's sunns were all of sirajiVr thin;'-'; Fonrn::. u wi.; tae ,ri lo ol e..f!iiy l.Vis. He sal : to t' . 1 1 of h..me. and 1::,tli. su-l Viv; How- A ; i.i a .i al In 1 his eh. 1 : ti In. 1:1 ;: 'Hive, f his., ti, 1'ii-ir I; s. : ts th" p. i s i;;r..- ii- 1 r.-i.t . Atd When lit Uuislit d, all the Ieoile v.. pi. For thourh TVn I'.af charm. 1 them with his ails. It was Mustapha's s..r."s that reavl.e.l lii.-ir hearts. James O. Hurtu It. in Ilarix r's Ma:-:' zinc TIIE SKATLNT. RACE. How Bob Tracy Cc Bicycle. .ptured tho Long Rend I'oud was like a nurror. Its shore was lined with tin Tonsvill people. Old Squire Totisvil. w lio was referee of the great n'.i:. lg race, lia't with ilue dcUlterntion an.l sundry rnps with his long staif walked to the cen ter of the big curve an.l tested the ice by thundering upon it with an iron spike. This was unnecessary. All knew that the ice was safe. There had been a steady freeze for a week, but Squire Tousvil was a man of cousequonce in Toiisville township, and liked to show it. The place had lecn named for his father. He felt the importance, too, of being chosen referee. The squire turned to the shore. "Thct ice would hold Noay's Ark," he said. "I'm! an" all the critters, tew. I'm! you 1k3's get on your gliders and line up." The boys who were in.l'.:-:ited by a wave of the hand, immediately tossed their coats lo their f riend.s a:id "lined up" opposite a little Hag made of a piece t.f red llauncl tLd to a wire which had been lived in the ice. All Toiisville inhabitants wore o.it to see this race. Hardly a fataily lived within ten miles which w::s uot in some w ay related to at least one of the ten stalwart, l.tho young nun who stood, with Unshed cheeks. 1 ri;. ht. eager eyes, and bodi.'s poised at the starting line, waiting for the signal. The race was to be skated over a course five miles lng. g"i'.g and coin ing two miles and a half to the end of Long I Send pond and return. To the winner would be presented a safety bicycle of the l-st manufacture. f Five of the -ir.pc'i it..r - w -ere broth "ISob" years ers George, .Limes, lien a-id Tracy. John was twenty-three old, and Lob was sixte -n: and the others were "in between."' line of the other racers was .Tack Hill'iar 1, a tall, merry yming fellow, just bail: from college. Long Lend pond lay upon h:.- father's farm. Another was Sam Wiiiiams. .-tgile, splciid d on a rush, but "short-w in led;" ami the oth"r three were Will V.'alters, Joe Howard and Harvey Siinuis. The Tracy boys were all line speci mens of active y.n.r.g iaauhoo-1. Henry and ISob were yung g!;::i.s; Henry was six feet and one inch in his stocking-feet. ISob w as one inch shorter. AH the Tracy boys were fond of one another, but Henry and Lob were in separable. "Fling a stone at Rob," the neighbors said, "and you'il hit Henry." The best of feeling, f.,r that in;'.! ter, prevailed among till the con te.-tauts. With one hand S.juire Tonsvil hel l a huge red bandana handkercii'ef at arm's-length, while with the othct he held his timepiece, which he regarded intently. Sndd'Tly the handkerchief flut'ered and dropped. Re fore the stentorian "Go!" from the squire ha 1 reached th.; air, ten figures were gliding swif tl- a dozen yanl.s away. The spectators silent before, set up a great shout. Each competitor had so many friends on the bank that noth ing but a medley of yells could be heard. Sam Williams, with a splendid rush, skimmed by the others, who, though going at a fast pace, were skating steadily. Williams' friends howled with delight. The cheering proved too much for Will Walters Joe Howard and Harvey Simms. It excited them to undue ef fort at the start. They forged ahead, too, and before half a mile was cov ered they were abreast of Sam. Except for the sharp ring of the skates on the ice, everything was e lent. The shouts of the anxious friends at the starting-point were now hushed. The skaters were out of sight at the bend. Straggling a little now, the racers made no noise. All their energies were needed in their work. They had no breath to spare. With bended bod ies they swung steadily forward, with long, muscular strokes Once only a little excitement was caused. Sain Williams still going at a faster pace than was wise, caught his skate iu a protruding twig, lie fell heavil' and slid several yards lie was on his feet in an instant, and with a forced rush reached his former place at the hca'.. The fall, however, had hurt his knee; and that, combined with the exhaustion pntduced by his sudden spurt, was fatal Lo his chances. He was winded w hen the turning point was reached. In response to ch. ers and "catcalls" of those gathered at -this point, Wil liams called up all his force and forged ahead for about a hunilred yards more. Rut "steady and sure" is a ltetter motto than "make haste." It was but a short time after this U'forc the Tracy boys and Jack Hilliard, who had never varied their fast bti. steady stroke, came on in a bunch, each stroke send ing them nearer and nearer the four struggling skaters at the front. Thcs" four were now goi- - a1- fast as t hi y could, and with 1 leaf f( ipng :i!id goi:i'.' in g'tsp ., bodies be;.t ' -.v ami arms sw i.iging, w eve -L-1 1 g with gfe:;t : wift liess over 1 he i .e 1 ( e.vard the goal, v. le.-h was no.v about two miies a -. a y. Nearer rind nearer came the racers to the st art ing-jw .int. They were now "bunched." At a distance it could uot In' seen w In. was aliea'L Suddenly ottt of the group darted three tall figures, closely follow, d by three more. No'.v th" skates glintel and i li'tiined, and across tin- join! to t he s'.i -i.t , ex pectant watcher who, wi'.'u 1 .... great 1 :f".r;n ha 1 crowded ii.'ivi tin pott irtar':'.;-; the sl::-l- c::::n the sv ol. Mil' "'.:ni of til ' si;:.;.-:, as 1 hey touched t l:e ice. Sam ;ir-,::i-. Joe Howard. V.'dl Wsil'.-'i's 1 ! : i'arvey sinnii . the four who bad r!'-l..-il ::t the 'tart, were fall it'."; f.Ttli. r :: .-I iai'.hcr bat k wi'h each soooTi-i. 'liicv Ueea me a v. are t hat the race, to the;. 1. was lost, aud were niak ing to - :.!; ::;.! to win n. w. A ti.e 1 . ing g-oiip eaiin- t loser Jack H'.U'.-i'-'.. ii I.i- gatfU- c. .ll.vro jersey, u .'' b seen in 1 !i h-.id. whiie elc.se I'ti'iif.'li b ' i I h'tM '. .1-. r.c'n him v.cp- Rob a il II try -i'i-i".-. ."ohn, li 'ir re :::! .lames Tracy w. n: ten fed fart l. r b:iek. .lust v.'.. :. .Is.-!;. M.-nry at.d :s.,b-f..r it v. i.s ev 'cut tiiat i.o.e . .f 1 1.1 w on'.. I win w.-re s';;:' V ti'.-ir be-t. cal1- iii' up lh:.t . .'..). I'fiil ti.::'" ea'.h'd ".seeoi.d v.i.et." tli- if. ".I I'caii to fall Lack. '1 ley had ili-cv. r-1 that th.-y w.-re c vcriiiTtiie lino. 'Ih" skat-'r.- w.-re :i'i!::i"t ii:i,.:i them. Ib-nry lied tlrae. n a Utile ; l,ead .if Jack, when su-'denly, with b.fiy bent almost double, Rob glided between tiieni aa l to..!; i!ie lead. Then a .start li ng 1 lti:i;r occurred. The crowd was tiiss.dvitig iikf ; -.ii'ok.' in a wind: and ::.- the la-.t group I f ,!.-.' and ran, a litlie g.rl not more than live, years cl.l was Sell sl::!t !'.n .' i,:.:: diced, iiuMitiv by a n.p" a 1 ev s s !. Sue had Loon overlooked in the g et re! scram ble. Fiifjovjiig. wneons.-ion , that she was in tf.-sv ,- ii: r.g. r, she ga. d calm ly :it tl.e tl.i.".' skaters, who were al niost upe... he.'. I'.ob. i:t his l ent position, did not see h.-r. Ai! 1.1s 1 1 1'..1!:) i'i.'.'iI l.irce and atti-tit i"'i w.'ie i:i his legs. A little .'asking cry from Henry, who sajd a'.te re. ::rd: "1 w ond'. r now where I got the win: from," warmd Rob, who quie'.: 1 y ra:.-e 1 his head. 1 !e w r.s to. , .1. .so to tt rn. I!" could not - top. 'I he crowd on shore Were setting t'p '.'. tar 'y cry. It iookid its if he l.iv. t era'-h into the child. Siie be gan to laugh, for her ir.iiul si;l real i.ed ii. i danger. ouick a-. ;ii.'iisit. Rib :t....ried, caught the cliti 1 i.i his ari:i, n 1 rai--ed her U'p. 'i hen he -t'-a': "- ! - " -v .t el y into t'.e a'r if : :: c i i -sv ' . i i-:ir t he sl.'i 1, Lit; eat '1 t il t . Iti ' . i . ' a . i .' i : ng fi pc. a-. 1 . :.! I ' :: ! V.'I'.ii.- I.-.' was 1 , Ih :.., I ;:;i ..,::,. t,.r!1 whlis: broe:' ' 5.1. ; down le-iivily 11510:1 hi - i'in';. 'i.ils saved the c':i'd, who hi;;.-r.'d close to hi-. ;, roast. Like an :.-r. v he tli.:. !. . ! ilr t, Willi his bur ;, n, stiitin.- ! ; :. d i.iviised, across tin' lint the winner. ISohind him t.'l w n . ( ot 'ii- ii 'n. Jaclc and Henry had swerve.', slightly to one side, j.l' t in time to tiae ' crop., rs" over the sled, which was lluug by Rob's fall directly in front of their skates. Henry went first. After hint, and on top. went .lack: rt:id then it was so sr.i'.d. II that they could Hot escape the general 'downfall in a bun -li wvnt the 1 l.ree 'i'ra.-y hi ivs. I'. r a ini'tnent before 1 hey craw led out, ruefully ft cling their bruises, it looked iil.e an immense mound of clothing which had sjiroute.l innumer able arms aid legs. I pop. ngiieing tin ir fei-t th- ir first a.-'it n was to con gratulate R..b upon his ; rt .-.enee of mi nd and his ,:.ri'-s. S.j it ire T'i:svil presented the Lhycb to b!u-hi.,g Rob, ;;::iid the cheers of the crowd. He aptly expressed the opinion of all the spectators w hen he said: "Rob, my dear boy rim! It gives me upon my word 1 feel honored in presenting to you this here new lanirlo.l ridin' w h -i 1 that ynii have so well won. And 1 also wish to say, voiein' t he crow d, that we ail admire your quid: wit. quick ;-! idi rs end your pluck. Take it and I e ha pi " 1 h :iry I). Morrison, in Youth's Companion. He Had :t io.nl 1 line. The cverige Florida negro sees no terror in tin' county j 1. It :i if. ,.'.: Sambi n great deal ol" fan. unless il be in watermelon C.tno. It is to hi. :i what going south is to the Caucasian a re lief from toll and u season of rest t:n,st thoroughly enjoyed.. V, hen S:.--ibci emerges from this forced but ro less agreeable seiiest r::t ion of the jai I. he becomes an object of ir.t 'rest to his friends of the house of Ham. "When didyo' get out. Rill?'' said one of them to a fellow who had just with drawn from a month's engagement with the city. "'Rout half an hour ago." "What sorter time like d' ye have?" "Fust rate; plenty to eat; nice room to sleep in no one there to Ix.ther me, so I slep' nigh all cr time. Had a w hite man to w ait on mc, too. Yes, sir, had a first-class white man ter bring ine. water an' wait on me. I'm (Twine in again, too." N. Y. Ledger. Sailtoitlt I.ilxtirtea. Apia. Ihe c.-ipitel of the Samoa n island--. is famous f. .r its eopsurnpt i. .n .,1 lsn-r and nmlin-1! is, l, i- :-. ti:iu-u:d thing to see a n.-arl v-mi ked i V. 1 ye walk ing bathes thr.-.u li the '.-eti with :i sill; nmbrclia sjucad oy - his head. The use of the umbrella is to protect the ear. fully oil.-. 1 an.! drese,l native head from the en s of thr sun's rays. ll. r dr.'ssk- r is the sole toilet op.-: it ';, oi v.r 1 the S.i inoiins. j.:id upon this th.-y be-ley avatt atnonnt of time an.l in-soee r. An American -about t ..lepart from A pin asked what h f, :;d je-es,., ... ,':, wife of a chief who had en t ,d him. lb' was ussur.-d that n . .i'ig w. -.iltl please the '.. i : b ; ; t tli i.i an umbrella. With t"'.::o i fl . i':g . as to the vt.M'k of umb-e' !:ts ! d. : to L .- ei r rie.l I v the im-re'i "it . . f A' i.i I.,, vis ite.l a shop. ;i:id was :e ; ; ,'i -d t . find a large coReet ion of the be t Murope.vii utnltrdlas. II. leeritol that ti. v'-o!d wi-11 ;:t giio-1 prices, and that li-e :.:i i'.ves were -trt in.-l e i :u i in r i:-- t ) the quality of that part lar urticie. As lor t he lady, she w as .1-1: jhted w irh the American's e -it. j X;
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