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I la a liir-is r. ii tin i en it to 1 1 ' voialle
ii us ii. r i " ii i I iuMTtmi' 1 r.r tin on will le
iE-rric-1 : tie tiiawirp !i.r rsiis:
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i inch , .. im ntt.s ; M)
1 II I I:, tl U lltittl. 3.60
1 it ' h ujr 5 on
2 ' n...'. 1 1 s e oo
2 Im ' ' . i ve ir 10 8)
ill!'. r lnoMCI 8.00
:t l es. 1 enr 12 00
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! 1'ilu 1 U. ' 111 - '1":' 40 no
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A l a u . -.r i .r f mil.: 1.x. .-iiL-r Nof ires fa.fs
A a Mior V N.'i:. ii.oo
so iv nml auio:r N.iU'-o I M
r"l.e-ilui ii'Mir j t.. aiisnt ut' oorpor
I :,i' ' i ' t v ;i- .t ..aril ' ni ii tis t'o ytii-il to
i l II mt. t, i n i tio-1 1. r i I I u. n d it tnd I
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Hoi k i.ril .i, I. 'i - t ln i t nil kinl neiitly and
ii-i'ii ui.iv ixiicid hi lie ii i-i rices. And
.'.on 't nii :.,r-ct i.
I l'nllilienVffhlj at
MU Rfi, rAJIllKI.V ro., PISSA.,
" II Y JAMES ii. II ASS OX,
- 1.2oO
Omrn!c 1 Circulation.
Niilitorlrll"" Kate.
Dd?P Mm I 1 not ,,...1 Hhin a ii.mii .. l.Ta
" do it t..t i.ul.l witluu the !.. -i
--To per ons residm outside or th '''unty
w5",.i,!m..l er year l 10
rkf poiUiie.
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HE IS A FREEMAN WHOM'THE THCTH MAKES MIK AM) ALL iHE SLAVES i;Kt-llK."
JAS. C. HASSCN, Editor and Proprietor.
81. BO and postals por voar in anunce.
22.
EBEXSliURG. PA , FRIDAY. JUNE 3, 1S92.
VOLUME XXVI.
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orvthin - m-w ami late in tin- line of Su i t i tigs, maili' up in Sac-pns. I ntavvays ai
Print- l.ei is. a ml a t prices t ha t ill di-Tv comp'-tit inn. Also, a laiL'o nm
IS'eckW' .u. Hats ami Cap of tin- Latest Shapes ami Styles.
Lar-jest l"l..thi-r. llatt.-r ami Furnisher, HIS Eleventh Uf.. .UToMA, I'A-
m .b.
IE NY. SalfHtnaii.
TREASURER'S SALE
I)F
Seated and Unseated
Lands and Lots
IN
Cambria County,
-a. i. mi
ICHAS .1 MAVKK. Treasuror n( "nmlrl
Cnnntv. In tl;i 'ntn mnn won 1 1 h of IVnn'Vl
Ytnfft. IB rnr ii:iri-.i ol the sevirnl Acts of Asetn
bly lo W't l'"mir"ii'fii!tti .lirRCtlnir the time
ktit mPDf "' fc-Minsr iinspnteil lnmls tor Mxen.
do herehf irivo ntl.v th:it the followfnit trarts of
IliMted l ir.Niin.l l'.ta ot itroun.l In sal.i OD-intT
Of Cumbrli. or rh imni tnpreof s m.tv he ne
eeMtarr to l ;i v :rr'Tnjvi ol tmM il'io thereon
for on, :ir .'.r Tore, wl 1 he otlerei 'or sii'e at
th t'oart H-iie. in th Imruiuh of Khen-bunc,
a fb SE nMOlolHY. hplna the
13TH. DAY OF .JUNK NEXT,
and eoTitlmo n.li'nirnioTi Irrm il:iv to dnv
until the whole ! foM tor m'-h nrri ar iL'ei of
taxes and eo?t j r -o-s irlW .ri-rninir there n:
ValfaCil I.hiiiN.-I0 mill
tfAMMS OK I (WNBIi.H "I! W'.HIUS'tl'S.
enwa. P'a's. Tax us ami fixrs.
At'in? T( truth ).
440 John Am'i'Tfin.. i 1"S 67
439 .1 hri Morrion "
440 Vntentlne Oifer I" "7
118 6ft Virtln MlKronaM ;' r"
I'M 114 S.ime : 17
Su ni nel i 'ai vi n
433
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Keri! in m l I lonlon
.Iiieot' ''einrnt
Jno Villnin'Sinitli ful l )
Ii T. S'orm
'I hi" S rltli. part
II. M Neil. ...
A No'liola
V. I. Anitor'on helrn
J. Y.n llr..n
i r. v. Viekroy
..:rr TmrnxHt.
! -.rh.iel Sny.ler
J. .I'll 1'lMW
I Vi-n l W lIHani
I re 1. . 1 1 -.. n viler.
I I i mi.i M w:ir. . part
ii'ihriel Horlni; (Snvder)
H!l)Ue Ki'e-e...
.1 :i ti e- I ' K -hrr
i-.: , T.'i.-K. ii.
, W ll' itn I.!n?.-n
.Ii". I f.i:iM 'o .
0 li nnell k'e'r .v Marker....
I : .: ''mi nihlji.
John Wel'er
' i'fii lifld Toirnhip.
S i miiel ('alvln
1 me half interest of Shaw In.
rf
" ehalf Interest ot Shaw .V
Teat
J II Kluke on.1 S. s. Hlalr...
I'onilron s Hirttnttn
Time t'on.tr-in
Martin Thi.miifi i.l Jaeoh
I'tO',! 7''iirnvAii.
Ti.hn S'lttler
i'hrvt Ttttrnshi.
Vunen Knth
H'ter I.rta t White
Will t'arker
llei.rv rtilllp,
r s-tn-n Walker
I'iir-.iei (V I'aron
I'xin Toirnshiji.
Hell , Hlalr
.Ii'tin Aleiir-i
.1 hn V'uher.
l"li p H ii rr' --on
. .l.itm Hri therllne
i. ''Will-
Th.ii r i"i ri in ( An.lv tlray-
tuTl' .....
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t I'atT'ek Xii -l,
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H:ii HT.l HiirrlKV
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4 m. Tiimn
les-ie H'lih
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2 05
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7 71
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35 04
35 04
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35 04
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73 38
13 42
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TO '
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'. Wnlti et al....
Janieii J..ne "
Jnme." Conilrnn
. ': .Morrl Wolf
I Henrv Wolf .. .. ..
Henry linvl
f Jaei.h H-irrN
"i Joseph IiavH
-" .filmed June
' James t'omlron
7s vi
20 2::
22 !l
4S0
t lih r Tim-rub i
Joseph 1 honia.
12 05
51
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t.irll'tztn 'l,irntii.
Al ary llimmer
. , Jarre' fonron (AO. Ian I In
.j ilependent nrhool ill."trlet )..
Jttkinn 7'o,'-Tisfiii.
"" Wm H. seehler..
- tv. John llnl.Me,...'....'!".'.'.i..'
' iThnroa, White
., . 1 tini!i V'Ur'.y .'. . .
i Wne .v l'.r.iiher
Will H Sehler
' John VeKe-iter' ... .
. . " I'eter 1 onhorir
J.e ' an. I .!.. T I..
f'or!ti:r 7".oi'iif).
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7'.
oi .If r'. W Hunter
Siitime! Hirt"n
rei. litlwM
H . 4v 7(Mer
Win. T. Me nrn.Vll".
Jno. (' iitiv e.tiite....
Thi.. M.Ci.npell . wtnte '. .'.
John an.t ,lame KlnportK
Hriutf Towmftip.
'eo. I M.inrriTi
T, I' A. I'lvnn
'i-. 1'iOrwk Ih.relan.l
. ' hn Karron
1C ;T In s nit i'rn
1 ' l 111 l irUnoti
llenrv Kepple.,7 "'
J H l!-ke
Wm p n nlk.-r
Siimimi llniiitriv
W. II. Woo.ts...".
. Jarrei I. Uwn
John llollen...
H. V. Hell
34
438
f 140
- 174
100
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100
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130.
110
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43
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11 74
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6 78
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. l. Until..
. i. Wiifon Hunt, t art
. t.enner Hranhani,
'VarV.".".
' Jerr .la. k.
isin part
'"aerhi(f Tou;,itilp,
It J.ienl, Mi,,, ,
I Henry Wmi"
I ) James l'alti.n. """
l James St-Hriht
, Wm. Smiih. i I)". "part
M.tehell. Klu.le
14H 34
140 34
14n 34
14i 34
'24 40
i rum two - tiunls
J teres t
Sotiy. i rrklTuurrtshlf,.
l.ewl. putt
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In-
57
2 25
11 tki
TC
1118 ElBventh Ave. i
SPRING OPENING
OF T' l C0RREC7STYLES0F FINE CLOTHING
.!v with tin- I-"itn'st uml Handsomest line of Men's. Hoys' and Chiid
i'h..uu in Altuona. Tin sroiiils have boon manufact uri'il for us by
Merchant Tailors in this ciniiitry. and they comprise tin-
UTIST MOYELTltS MD HBRICS OF III SE5S0N,
OV-
1 1 I
d
Sipiiiii;
N u i m ' ft ti n 1 1 d 'I'oicftutt ijt.
1U0 Jns. Thni'ias. S7 (i:j
Il'ts7 Tctjlor Toinishii.
SO Pect-ler . I'eelor 4 CS
H'athinijlon Toanliip.
avj Simon K. ii, i Wl 2t
Ac) Soehlerx Ca k 'X u5
90 teo. A. KurhiiDnau 15 1"
50 Sophia ilur.l 8 M
4:( 11. S. Smith X ') 7 4
Wi Simon Hoop i!l
100 2eo llaniilroii . irt 8 X
h'hltr l'uicnship.
Wl Simin Walker 71 -J4
3-7 Henry I'htll(.. 77 17
I'ims i;unt;i(l
440 Alex Hrown loo "
f.'."4 ThniDRS Hr wn Hi 7"
4oli Wid. lUrrH 4 7a
jjo .lohu H i rrlrf lol
5 James Kee.l 123 u5
White, l.enlzx W hite
4.V. Thiii". Suntiurn Iu7 on
170 v rnnon Wh. e- 40 "rt
3S5 Henry I'hlllm uo 74
Jamt-H Jlclaay .
6i 0 Samuel t 'a v in 117 6S
114 One-h:it intefe't oIS:ih i
Krehhn l-.,-,5
Jno. O dates
M Kreil. .AIol lenaux S'.' "!1
S45 James Stcilien?nn 3M 7S
iui Will are Krehli? lb bi
lo 31itthtw i:uwjn 4 35
lower YoiUr lttrnshii.
ii;o Jotinon heirs .. 1- 11
1TJ4 Jo'ih -ites
;,.) .1 .M'i'h i iutej 1 it
Inn J a ines P. Moi :in;ih- y 4'.'
101 Klien Zt-i-k ' W
CI 0 lari.-0!i M. Clair 3-
Sraleil l.amU anil l,uli-lsv.l nml IS!H.
A. H. L. TAX!! AMI C0.-TJ.
.-!u2 I'ltneU Mellotiich f Co 4'1 83
;:n6 Same 4s 14
.V. . I., mil Jot. ii Srtlriu mill.. 8 '.'4
1 1 Mr-. 'nth Kinkin s :ts
1 i ' Hussey 7 5S
3d H.micl Murphy 3 :4
1 1 '. K Knox '. 17
124 John ' i. Krmi: 10 SH,
XI Ai.im Kulmer 2 "O
.'wl Same !5
i.O Ii. f. Hull 4 So
A-hrii'c t'arouyh.
1 John llurif .-i n 3 10
1 Aitu rt I lii-li 2 5H
3 f-.inilll l ( iill 14 SO
1 .laities MeMallen 2 :!
1 .It:. Mi-Mioleu 1 54
1 John Ail ims 1 v.i
1 K.lwarO Initiiieifiin 1 03
1 h.irlea Hrem-i.tt 1 3n
2 harleu HiTuroie 2 55
1 John llul.t artl 1 o:
1 Less MeMullcn 1 W
1 Jamen Maluney 103
Ali'jtifnij Toirnshiji.
00 Spend ly Si Co.. M. 1!.. of 11.
H,.i-her 'i 8
31 Spemllv i !., M. K., of Win.
Uallaher 4 !1
'JO Spen.ilev X Co., M. K.. of H
(lallaiiher estate 12 8')
72 James liiter o 17
liarr Totrnxhip.
100 11. .1. Holan.l estate 3i
30 Joneph Hanlner 5 Hfl
41 Wm. Williams '' M
W in. Jnekson t! 07
1.-, J. Melkinal.l 1 21
tio Joseph Dim 4 44
3 W in. II. Koith 84
41 Vln-rnt Kium estate...., 2 ok
20 A. !'. Jackson 1 7S
lllai klti e Toirnshii.
130 Ttlacklk-k Navigation Co a 73
123 Same 27 52
10 Hrrjainin ilpatrli-k 2 02
10 Sarah K. Makin 1 on
1o6 Lawrenee Wylaml 15 is
I'.K) Same. M. K 8 f5
i:w Stonehaek X .Martin lii 13
40 John Knust 4 42
100 Klrlar.l sel lers estate l." It
('a mlii 'm 7'oirnti.
loo luvl.l K. Davis 16 63
138 Jonef X I.lnyd 8 5a
1"0 James K. Yuunic 4 1.8
4': Same 1 40
tut Anilrew Disbart : 78
K7 Jno. Murray 7 30
40 Oeo. s'meUharuer 180
54 ie. Herkey and ui'll 3 20
32 :. II. Kemp 4 o3
b':t S. Kee.1 2 ot
6 Mary K TiM-ott - w
117 I'aul J. L..n 4 oo
Cifrollt'iirn lliiiiili'jh.
1 3 HemarU Karl 5 41
Citrrull 7'oirisi i'.
4 Samuel Kelly 1 lo
4o Keut.en Newman a !W
dust Tntrnshil.
joo
72
98
50
40
r-5
3
KO
57
S. K. Huron
I. ai A. Mynn. Mineral
Jno. tlates A. Hm., Mineral..
Samuel ill.l
Same
Uray Wyland
Ihtnlcl Klii.e
Martin Spanxkr, Mineral
AH'trt Koba
Chi i rfitltl Tn wn xh i y i.
James MeKenzie .... .
T. W. Navle
Lewis H MeMullen..'.
Auuust Moyer estate
0 2(!
16 51
13 58
10 8W
7 38
10 K5
i 81
5 07
3 30
3 65
I Ml
23 27
I 55
8 at)
20
lull
1
45
Vincent Tonkin
CiiiKiiimiijIi Ttn itxiif.
1 J.J Samnel Faiie
A. J. Haws" Firel'lay Hank-
J no. I'ark estate
1 Meholas Kellar
1 1 Samuel A. Hrown
Jno. Kican u. .......
1 1 Michael I !arl ..
1 1 James IXirsey
4 08
3 20
a 30
60
3 ftf
5 40
3 80
2 40
7T
73
1 04
74
6H
a is
a is
12 4
7 52
n: '.ti 3
5-, ru
8 27
10. '8 1
13 01 1
e 20 ,
I i
4n f.2 '
40 r.2 1 !i 1
7s ; 1
20 C'i (
'. f4
14 Vt
1S1 2-2 157
I
i 2 2
42 71 I 7
as si
V4 73 j
:m i.fi
:;n M
J 4 s .27
15 77 in
1 Mrs. Jennie :us'er -
1 Alhert tlelselhart
UrittH'i t Davi.s
1 .los. Hnrropp
1 Snvli I Lani .- ...
1 Henry Otto.. .
1 Henry Schuilth
dust Sjiriinjs linriiiiijh.
1 Win. Jones
2 Mrs. Ella McCoy
2 Cath. MHIuire
2 Elizabeth Watt
Cruilr 'J'iiirnslii'.
Camhrla Coal . Iron Co
2 Alulrow Hrailley
Joseph Hurkh irt, M K
Haywixiil & Hill, coal tiank
ilenrue 1'enrod
H. y. Kuti
1 Arthur 'innKan
eo. c Kisher
1 Jno. Moore ...
lhmi Ttncnlii.
Thns. KaTS
Lloy.l. "A r'Kht 4t Co., M. K....
2 87
82
3 02
2 87
84 M
1 13
17 20
48 14
1 76
4 50
6
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1 70
l :a
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9 56
8 OO
38 30
7 t4
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6 54
IS 4i!
28 01
17a:t
9 li
W 1. (. Myers
75 Thomas Jrlttlib estate ......
3") Ahe Lou. Ieo .
nti lrvtn Hruihcrs, Mineral
21 Same
70 Same
I'm Same .....
270 Same ....
118 Same .-
loo Same -
J-'ust Tmjlnr 7'oir"ii'.
1 .1. II. Clark
1 Mrs. I.fitla HiHuian
1 a Joseph Hnrkhart -..
1 1 James . i I nil ley .. .
1 a Samuel I'ave -
Jno. Meeican, cvai and lime
ha n a . .
1 W'm. Johns
ii Kl.-liar.l o'.Nrlll
1 f.i
a 75
0 04
a 75
2 28
70
TO
Ml Hannah Kelnanl.
Wm. lielKhanl .
1 l liu. V . iirowu
71
2 0
1 1 M.irv l..nahoe 4 38
I Kiank Clatxell -.Si
1 W.J. Williams 2 us j
Eliler Tinriish!i. I
S5 Chas. Kra.lley A. Co 2 455;
1 1 lion us M. tjtep no j
1.7 Dr. tiood 28 s
30 tiray at Wyland, M. K 7 37
CO Same, rimlmr.... 2 I SI .
1 .1. W. ilayle 1 15 ;
41 E. W. Krviu. M. K a 04
lirj Same. Miieral 2118
Joo Jro. Tuhtts l:i l'
70 Same V
1 H. C Wailley 1 16
1 Sol Wnrteisky 1 15
1 An'honv Miller 75
1 J. M. Vearielt !0
loO If. Hopkins o7 25
1 Win. Scanlaj 75
a Chas. Lame 1 28
Fill III. I in Hiii'iiUiIi.
1 Thos. MeCann estate 2 75
1 lfhri.il Horner estate 65
CntUt-iii T" 1 1' 11 "lii 1 1.
Wm. lecker .
Jlnxtiii'ix IS'irmnjIi.
1 Win A. Hrown
2 J. K. Charles
1 H. t). H..l!sr
1 J. W. Jliw.-e
1 San.e
1 Anthony Mllier
iMr.nts Mi Cirtney
1 John McCartney
1 J. ones M. Tijan
1 A. Nelson
I 'I houias K kcrt
1 W :u. Scan I iu
1 Wm. Wampolo.
1 J. N. Vearick
.ic,.soii Tmriisli ij.
lames 1). Ail a in s
1U. S. Hush
Klixatieth Dishon
Havld l"aul. uil l ,
Jeremiah i'ervtin
.'ohn A. l..iirer, miil
lsnac liow.-er
Faul I 'uLri'T ,
Michael McMahon.
Patrick McOahe
J110 Lloyd
tleo. Kiiktor
Ileo. li. liummell
A. W. Zeiifler
Jacoo Eur.k
Jitiitiitr a, Fifth Wiml.
C', 1). J. McLaughlin
Jiihnstmr 11 . Seventh M'iml.
2 05
3 Isi
1 30
1 74
I 54
1 2
;i 27
4 75
1 r.
1 51
1 74
I 20
1 74
1 2'.l
7 06
3 3o
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7 45
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17(5
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100
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4 70
2 25
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ti 88
4 44
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1 28
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1 28
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1 70
2 08
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2 00
a 08
a 08
1 28
1 28
1 28
1 2
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1 20
1 20
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1 28
1 28
1 20
1 20
1 as
1 2
1 20
1 28
1 20
1 04
a 118
1 20
2 48
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1 20
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1 20
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1 20
1 20
1 20
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1 14
5 38
5 21
2 30
1 61
I 28
1 28
1 20
2 08
1
1 20
1 05
1 45
1 14
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2 63
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 61
1 53
a os
1 28
a on
1 28
I 20
1 20
1
1
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James Ii icKe
Ma A. Hurrcil
Jno. lliyle
Stephen Camp hell........
Hiram Co.zens ....
Marvaret Cczzens
John t. rul I
2 Mrs. L. Dudley
1 .la lues Eversole
1 K .1. Elwar.ls
2 .loiin it. ireen
1 Her.ry (ioutronour -..
1 H.J. Cil'ldes
1 M.iirarit
1 Maria tl-ove .
1 Euima tilnter
1 ..!. Haiumer ....
2 M. it Hoops
1 John Hocb.-tlne
1 John Hines .
1 J. Hochstine
1 Sanf r.l Heizeli
1 -Mrs. H ilirvia
1 Mrs. loise Hockin.1.....
1 N J. Ha:i:irt
1 William Hile
1 D M. X L K. Haves
1 Sarah and 1. O. il.irrls...
1 Saiiiiiel Imuran
1 W. 11. Jones
i .Mary ii Martin
1 Mer.ll Francis
1 Mairuie .1. Met4far....
1 Hciij. M.icon
1 Lizzie McCal'iuan
1 A. H. M.-Daniel
1 Maiy .1. .Miller
1 W. krohernck...
1 Joseph Mulvehill
1 Mcllay - l.iMtuters..... .... ..
1 A. Menobcr '.
1 James Marron
1 Ed Noh e. Jr
1 N li. Neftler
1 .M'jruari (CHriep.
1 W. s. ) Trlen
1 John I'ark estate
Same ..
1 Wni. I'UKh
. D. Ij. l.atikin
i John Kutter
1 Hot.ert KusselherKer
1 Ma A. It issell
2 rco. T. Kee-y
1 James W. Hose
1 If. A. K. J. W. ho,e..
1 I ieo. W. Stnlt
1 4 'has. Sanders
1 W. 11. Sanders
i J. Y. li. I . II. Stormer
1 Chas. Sheets
1 J. M. Stitcer
I Samuel stineman.....
1 E H. Schrum
1 Taylor St Co
1', D. c. Williams
2 James Williams.....
1 Jeiry H. Wiloer
2 I'eter Warn.
1 L. A. W nliKiiis... .
1 i e . W l.-ser
I Mary Vouna-
Joliiixtinrii. F.U renlli ll'ddl.
13.:
I'ath Uoss
Jno. W. Stutt...
1 45
1 4f
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J.ilh.l Ili'i-tni'ili .
a W. K. Eraier
2 V. H.sechlcr
Mil nti f 'l'mi 11 h 'hi.
Samuel Calvin -
Mose, Left
M . M. McHunh
John If. Noel
I'm til'll 7'oClsi.
I Joseph Horkev estate
1 Mr. E. trrithih
I'a'rl'k McCrossin
Cath. I'arrish
lit ml? Totnisi.
Ephrahu Hurkett
Ed'd Hell lieirs
Blair is. Hacker
Sau.e
Sauie ......... ....
Same
same....
Same
Same
Same
Same -
Kev. A. K. Hell
3 tSeo. T. Heers)...
Jos. Krye estate
1 S. I. Fries
1 John L. il
Samuel 11 iiferty. Mineral
Siuie, .Mineral
Same. Mineral....
Hamilton is. Co
Heii Hess
Annie I". E. Kir.l.ui.l. Miner
al Ifhas. KinsteaJ
W I'. Walker
s. M. W ot.il.-k. part ol I. Such
Same ;part ol '. Kelly
Suie. part of M. Weils....
Joseph I'lllie
.1 no. C t lates ...
Same
lav ill l. Hill.-n
Ilillfti lioirs
Iaar Kilfiiiston
loo. V. IJallali. r
.1 .iolin Klvuii
1 J. 1'. (Jallalii r
Susan Hollas
Ill'll I loss
1 .1. II. I.tllo
1 l.ilo Morrison
K. A. Sliooiiiakor
Sutnc
1 Nancy Croc
1 .I.C. l!o man
Van Scoyoc, Mineral....
Smlh Fmi; lliiitiiiijh.
.1. V. HaywiHsl
1 RiiImtI ISoWt'll
1 Tims. M. .lonos
St 1 ni ;i i 7i Toit'usiy.
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.Iolin I Hu rt
A. h'araliauurli
lias. I i- li. r
Nancy f lunliier
I'liilip .1. lo-ns
loiilfrt-y llotltnan
Frank llotiilricks
M. K. M1AU 0
Ki kliart Phil..'
K. X. s-t-I tui r-
Satin-
Maria Wylaml
.Iolin Wot tci luanuli
I'l ain is SM'iuhman
John Minos
Jno. II. Horn
Saiiim I H t. ll
Frank lD-ss
Krimr .v. Kllis
Kvan V.. I.loyil
II. F. Mrl'onalioy
i:. IS. M.Coiialo y
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Jno. I.ntt.'r
Jacoh Avcrill
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2 .In,.. I!. Ureeii 1
1 K. I.. Mu.-I. r '"I
1 San I Ingram '-
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411 Tlos. DonalHM- l!.i:;-i
.!7'. l ha. H. (iross Hii
s.:i Samo 27 -s(
s.s Same l'v'
isl Saini- lifi.1
:t.V .li re Mi lililliile i slllle.. 1 1 -'t T
4.1 John Crown 11 .'!."
jo Mary A. Kvans 1 4n
4-V.i John Keilly 71 .11
Siis-jin hn ii H'l T'ienhiii.
1 .1. K. Colli -11 2'.a
1 .1. K. Charles .1 .V.
I .1. A P.. Ilniilass 2i'i s2
J. M. F.sti p 4 :t;
1 Francis Kline 2 D't
l.'S .la s l.aiuer i til
1 P. P. Miller '.:tl
2 W. J. Moore 4 .V.
I ll Hell Not. lv .vi
M.il Satin-. Mineral 1HHI2
lii) Same. Mineral 22 s:
"si Same. Mineral I'.i 12
in P. S. n'Urieii '.Mis
1 1 Matv Kishell .1 s7
1 J. M. Watt 2 -:t
.V) Jno. Tul lis .1 .in
1 Mary C. H.iiian 1 :to
.Hi John Wesiuver 3 7.1
2C Steplieii Wilson 2 12
7'll IK till ill ii'oi;i.
1 M rs. Ann I ilaney S2
1 M icliael Lynch . '.)
1 Tlios. M,-I""alili-ll estate. vi
I Callilin Mer I is;
1 Thos. .1. M.Vloskev f2
1 Chas. Wan! S2
: Wm. C. Wolf 12-
lllf-sfiiirfoll Ttitriixli ill.
S Thus. P.iirns 11
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.1- 11. J . Kva ns :.".
1 1 Kvei harl .v Ueail 2 oo
27 John Hamilton :', 4-
7S l en I iiirleshy 12 77
1-.1 11. M. I.i'uimo'n i-siate. .. .'i'.tol
-.81 M. P.. Mi-I.atiel.liti -jos
Davul McCov. Mineral.. 7 :tl
2Ki M. A. MclioniKle Moo
S'.i J. li. Hit Hsl
1 1 Mrs. ,1. O'Neill .li'il
4il Alla l t Hull .1 14
4 Kil. Iloimherty 1 .1.1
21'.) Stanilanl Coal Co.. Lim-
ite.l. M. I. 7 07
."!() oinlniT li. Morrow 2 oo
12 H. J. Hopple 1 )
lo.l Han. Kearney estate. .. . 2
2 is Samuel Lemon s 41
loo Same lo lo
i'.'.i Win. Lilly :i :u
.1 Same -. 7o
I'D Daviil Wilhelm .1 7o
1 4 John lliiiin .'S .1-
1 2 John Kinnev estate .'! lo
.1 Pat. Il l lowii 1 7o
I 1 Thos. Punlv 1 7o
1 1 Alex. Paah 4 ol
1 John Sinner H7
I li. P. Westhronk 1 2S
1 1 M ichael ( ieoriri. 1 .10
ti Henry .1. Hopple 1 .id
MY Tm.tlur Tmrnshiit.
1.1 Cyrus Holtle -ji M
M"iifc Tmrnxhii.
HI lSenj. Peers 00
1.1 Same 1 .11
.is S. W. livers 11 07
7:t P. A A. FI 1111. Mineral. 4 i.J
2.1 Same. Mineral 2 '..'!
7.1 Same. M ineral .172
.'si Jos. 1 (ilass 14 71
loo P rrv Troxell 2114
.i T. Ti Williams r.i
loo Aii'-'iistine llautl 2 '.)
Till J. M. i:i lii it .10
2 Ainaiula ChamlM'rs r;
.Hi Jno. 4i. I. ill :t .Hi
42 1). A. Luther 2 .'14
Hl C. C. .v. C. Coal .V- Coke
Co i:t Its
.H) Same 714
ill.". Same .11 4S
'V. Same -14
l.'l M. II. Kit tell 2 -.1
.Hi Shaw A. Test 4 HI
m Same sos
4o Shaw ,v Krehhs, Mim r-
eral '.ni
110 Same i7
US Same lo 7i
loo Same t 27
IV8T Yihr Tmrnxliifi.
1 Mary Colnirn 1 1.1
1 Wilson Cramer 1 2s
.1 Thos. J. Howe 4 42
4 Cath. II itTmaii 2 os
1 .1 no. I . Knox I 4.1
1'--' Mis. l ima S. Ortys 2 os
4' : hri-t Slash- 4 0.1
1 A. J. P.anl !i
Wm. Harnett ;i7
1 Johanna I lark 1 1.1
2 Jno. W. Kelly 1 -,'S
Ailam Km-h '.t7
1 . Christ Koch 07
'.. K. Peter- 1 1:1
l;.j Jno. ilk ins 2 si
Linn r Yix.h r 7"oiriii'.
1 AlU-rt Hear
1 liachi l I 'law sou
1 Pose Claw son
I1. Mrs. .Ino. Iloiineily
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Haitie L. Havis
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2 os
1 2S
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Wm. Davis
Frank l-'ramokok
Peter 1 ianlner
Henrv Heiiier
Aiiir. I.illia
S. A. Luke
Sarah C. L 1 vtou
Michael Mulvehill
Ch as. J. Ptii f. r
i. M. Thomas
I hiviil Teeter
Thos. Toner
.1 . C. Pyun
Wm. Sw eeny
I'.Ih am A Potts
Win. Mohan
Wm. I Iw ens
Same
Miles A. Smith
Same
I ieo. Wa rley
los. Wanner
Morrellville A: Caml.ria
Water Co
Puss,. Smith
I vor Thomas
Johustow ii St. K. II. Co.
Samuel Lenhart
Mary Ninhtinffale
Mrs. Karhani Alhrisht.
Isaac I ulin
Sv I vester I la vis. . .
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20 Chal L. Hiek
1 1 Stephen I'oilne
1 1 Jos. Havi
Friah Hul.eit
liraee F. Vler
.1 no. M 1 irrisi in
1 F.' P. P. TihlaiU
2 II. W. Mo-s
AU- Makin
Thos. M ihvlinko
James L. Pett
Sti-phr-n PatrM-k
Ileum's Pmleii
Wm. Pauer
Israel Kola-rtson
Alh. Pott
Fimlley Smith
l-wis .Smith
Mrs. Lizzie Stevenson..
L. C. Temple
1 1. A. Williams
Nancy F. Wilson
.loseph Mahaffey
Hinl V Pol in 2:
AIm- liloiiffh
Iirnatius K idler
Mrs. Kate Kinley
Louis Menhohl
-Ifi -ha.-! Under
J aeoh Smith
Mm. Thonipsoii
Anthonv ll'eili.r
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1 ii A.lani Miller " ""
Iolin Sin ntr'er
1 1 Mary A. Kr me
1 I il-o. K. I.illfrle
ii ii .Ino. l-il
c. . m vr.if
Treasurer of Camhria i-ounty.
rn.-as-iirer's oltiee, Mareli 31, l.rj.
PILES
"4 AKESIS" irlrr Instant
relief and in an infallilile
Care for Pllea. -n.-el. liy
niiiririyisiormail. Snmpla-4
free. A.hln-c-A 4KIls.
Hox S413 N rk City.
juol.ir.lly
OUT OF DESPAIR.
The tuiliirnt nf the lKissir.g winter'a day
'I lie world fcu dountd ur monkish cowl of
At:d shut out love, and bade hor- po away.
i Set ween my window and the roilinjr sea
T!:c xiiarsh.-s stretch a de?latc. cmy waste
f lin.lien r ds. Tho chill east wicd Mows
)rc-
C.til the stiff r.-sls rat'.le like dead bones;
!::.! uailerneath it all in minor tunes
The murmur of a weary plaint is traced.
Tl.e drivinir win.l-wlnrrs N-ar nt times a wail.
As nf a ruin' d soul Lich tirinis assail;
.Vr.iin a soliiiie-r issues from the ns-Js.
T';e i .,i!:i;:i outcry 01 a suul that l!eeds,
Kirrf .it 1 . 1 a l i....ri. v.'cet relief
la tfii- i.ui;Kiur:n; of a Litter tTief.
lint, listening, each ch miriiiir. litful mood
lnth t' ar the Ih.mK-ht of uiiderlylmr pood.
And in the sullen pmy of winter's passinir
d IT
My In art j.'rr plad aL'ain:
P. r le." tin lirace Divine ur lives are turns! so
l.ai-
Tli"! l.iternes- nrd p:oti
I:i Vitit'i riv ;.r strui:.' v : t "1 h'.s ;.t.i l;i-e.
!.:c':.. 1'HsKi r.iifT. w :i! lift the s'.u! ;.lne.
Tl.e rar, ... ,,f i .i r'h. t' e srrf.Ti.it 1 May train
A:-- 'ii!.v r.it!-:s:ish- .1 l.y ! '.1 -'n-i: .-t! of v in;
i tie swift icriecl:-n i.f t!:e s;t!!:'s tiri;'ht
1 ;nh
Is wen I. i;t !.y th- t r : ; 1 T i it'Ii.
I'lavel St..:t s. N. V. l!..lcpco!cat.
figiitlm; lxoians.
A Thrilling Eplsodo of Border
Wurfiro.
The Hat tic- of A rio'.v:irce Cr--k. K:i..
Where I ifty W'liles I.'efettlr I l ive
IliinUreil lC-ilslviiis t lanrter f
C'litnry Ao.
Western Kansa-. was the sei-ne of
!n;iii- battl'-s i-etweeii the Indians and
hitc tueti in tlic; 4-arlv ila.'s of its sct
i li i'u-rit. 'Ih t worst of tin-so and, next
1. Hi.- Cu'er iiia-sacr--, lie" l lo'Klie.st
1 of t'o- Jila'ns was fo'ie-Jit at
.r":ek.-irH- i-rccli, u trilmtary to the Ul
; .:i ' 'i river.
CT.-ir-.o- iho yor.r 157 tlie Imlians
v .-re very t r-m IK-s i:ne .m l -arly in the
Kill they ii'i-.e-ire ! in tl.e vicinity of
ii;'ri'ian. a ra.lroai'. .nvn near the lino
.ii ( . : a l . anil ra'i nii' a l"t of stin-k.
A ii tint i'iT seoiitinir j .arty. nmnlM-rins'
tt --tit iifty men, wa- s "it out from
i'l.rt Have; to Mirsuo the ltelians.
1 his parly was i:;.nle up of well tried
In.lia.i liliters, noted scouts, luill'alo
hunt Ts. Irriiioers and iilain-im-n. Tiu-y
.-re lo ! l y t i. i'oi-sy the. an officer of
t.-;i. Slariil. ;i:'.s st..i7. iind Lieut,
licci-l.cr v . chief" ol s.- nils.
l-l-r the first thr -o iiiv ." travel 110
- i .'ti wiii - 1'ouini o tiic Indians, hut on
:;. lourtti dav they struck a lartro.
l:-aiL
Followitvr tVis until dark without
ileitis Indians, or any frcsli traces of
them, the party prepared to encamp
fur the nifj-ht in the little valiey of
Arlc'ain-c cr.-ek. Heavy (guards were
j o ted and the jiack mules stationed to
eraze near tlio mouth of a s:uall ra
vine. The nirht pas-scd without alarm, but
just as d:..y was lin-ijUinjj a clfitter of
hoofs and shouts from the jruards
aroused tli men in tiiiio to see uearly
all the mules p;oing- uj the valley on a
mad stamps-do.
The Indians had crept down the
ravine near the herd, then raised up
ii'tic-Hy, swineritief their blankets and
slioutinfr. Kctreatin rapidly leyond
rillo shot, they gathered the fripfhtonod
tnimals into a hunch and disappeared
over the hills.
irdors wore jjiven to mount and pur
sue at once, .lust as the men swunr
into their sad lies wil l shouts and a
heavy t mm pi in wore hoard, and the
valley alxre them was alive with
mounted Indians coming down like a
cloudburst
To advance was madness to retreat
aivl escape impossible. At this season
of the year the Ariekarce crook was dry,
an 1 the men fell back across its bed to
a bi-h sandbar, an i.-land in the high
water s.-asotu
The Indians chnrjred furiously, try
ing to ride diwn the little party, but
the scouts wore finely armed and hold
them in check. The men !u- little
rille-pit.in the sand, scoi.piii'- it out
with their hands. liehiml these fra'l
- belters they held back the savages
and tried to shield the wounded.
After several hours o terrible fljrht
inu; the I:i bans withdrew to the sur
i undinf.f bills and l:e,t i.; a sie-re un
til all the horses and unties were
hilled. Then a lartro. richly -dressed
Lflian. evidently a h'.jrh chief and lued-i.-ine
man. role out in advance of sev
eral hundred wurrinrs mi 1. tellin;'
them the white mau'.s l-alhts Would
melt before they touched an In
dian, led them on a "Treat chartr.s. p..
i:.-viti2r t'ioiisi-lvos safe from dan.'er.
they ciiared up within pistol shot of
the sandbar and poured a murderous
lire on its brave defenders.
Nearly half the scouts wore killed or
diahhd and ail seemed bt when
several of the l est shots ci meentrated
their lire on the chief. He thought the
battle won and rode within a hundred
feet of the sandbar, waving his rifle
at.d iiren-; on his warriors. A mo
ment later ho fell heavily to the
trroiinil. and his men. unable to stand
the stream of load poured into their
ranks, drew oil in a sullen retreat, led
by the riderless rainy of their chief.
The squaws on the hills mot them
with wild wailinjjs for the lost chief;
then ail was hushed and quiet.
Now the scouts had time to help the
wounded and count the dead. The
sand of the little bar was red with
1 dood, and dead men and horses lay
about in confusion. '1 he brave leader.
Col. Forsythe, was siiot through l-oth
le-s and Lijut. Pecchcr was shot
through the small of the back.
One man was struck in the forehead
by an arrow. At the same moment a
rille ball, passing his face horizontally,
knoe-ked out the arrow and passed on
into the body of a horse.
The wounded men were deprived of
the little aid that mitrht have Iveen
riven them, for the surpeon, I)r.
Moore, was shot through the head and
was entirely unconscious. The scouts
had scarcely time to count their losses
when the tramp of a marching army
warned them that the battle w as not
yet over.
So far the Indians has! fought on
horseback, as Indians usually prefer
to do; but now jthey were cominp to
regain the body of their chief. An
army of picked warriors was marching
down the valley in a solid column all
had darkened their war paint and none
wore a thread of clothing. They came
on steadily, each brave sint'iutf bis
death song and all unheeding the fire
that mowed down their ranks like
prain. Atrain and arrniii their desper
ate charges were hurled back by the
seouts, until at last, rnshinfT over the
lxjdies of their dead, they reached the
lmdy of their chief and bore it away.
Hardly half their original number
reached the hills, and lioforo the bar
the bodies lay in piles as if hurled
there by some (rrv-at ex; lo.-uon.
The first day's fijrht was ended by
the lakimr of the chief s body. Tha
nijrht fell, still and dark, and passed
without alarm. The dead were buried
in shallow prraves dujj in the sand, an. I
the wounded wore made as comforta
ble as possible. Alout midnight two
of the men crawled slowly away from
the bar into the blackness beyond.
They were; to try to jet In-yond the
Indian lines before daybreak, hi io
themselves till dark au"ain. r.nd the.i
push on toward Fort Wallace. This
was a desperate chance, ar. their siV
senee e'efikell d the dof.-l;-i .11 I fore.',
but the only hop - was l i fet fr(iu
the post, one hundred and thirty miles
away.
Soon after they left th.- ce.-up Lieut,
lieochor died. 1'orh' iirs he had I er-.'ed.
the ifien to sh'Mit hiai ami ca lhi .s vf-ferin;-.
lie was a iiephcw of the 'ate
Henry Ward Feci her. an 1 was a 1 rave
mat! and a trod-.i oi'icer.
The I fdians had 1. tod tb-ir forces
so as to leave the road down the river
..pen, l.-pilt-r that t!;- :cotits W.r.!.l try
t 1 ese:c I v that way. 1 iurih-in d wi'.h
tht ;r . n::i : .1 a::d without horses,
th' y 'M-. h sv.- fr.!!ei! :-.n easy jrey to
the' v.e':-t::. ,'!.'e 1 :.iSi.-a-.es.
No lires wi re lit 011 the sand bar, and
the darkness ai: 1 :.ile!iee coll.l'! ete' y
deceived the Iildiafls.
With the first p-rav ii;;ht of diy the
seoi'ts saw a larre ha".d of inotitited
Iudians coruinir down to take vp the
trail of the supposed fugitives. Kcery
man laid low in his little rirle pit. arid
v.heii the savages rixle wit!::ii a Hun
dred feet of the bar oath i.ian picked
out his brave and tired. Many Indians
fell, and a baud of ponies, sceiiiiii'j ly
ridorless. scurried back to the bills.
A ft.-r t his the Indians lrre-w more cau
tious and kept up a sh-jre at Ion; rar.'pre.
No lin n were killed iifter the lirst
day, but the wounded sulYered maeh
for fo.nl and ca.re. One- lean iv a shal
low well in the sand and (.'ot pletitj- of
water, warm and full of alkali, but a
blessinjT for till that.
'1 hey cut off the bind quarters of the
horses and boiled some of the Slosh in
a small jar. The animal- had laid for
two ila'-t, jijst sis wi.t n Lllh-d and the
m.-at was horribly tainted. Inly by
sprinkling it w ith plenty of punpowdor
could it le used at ail.
When nip'ht came airain two men
tried to pet throuph the Indian linos,
but wore driven back. On the third
day a steady siepe w as kept up, w ith
only oux-asional hard lie-htinp. That
nipht two men succeeded in pettinp
awav.
On the fourth day Mr. Moore
d iod.
He bad received, a he;; vj
tl.e head and had laid
rille ball in
unci mscious
.since the first day.
After the fifth day no Indians were
seen, but the scouts could not venture
to move, for over half their numln-r
wore disabled. All wore sutrorinp
from lack of food and prickly pears
were (fathered to help out the hors;
meat The pears were s. full of tiny
needles that they only added to the
stiff.-! ings of the starving men.
For four (lavs more they waited,
watching the hills for Indians and
fit.'htin(r starvation and death inside
the camp.
On the morninjT of the ninth day the
piiard raised the try of "Indians:"'
The men wore worn and weary w ith
watchin-r and fa-tin, tint ammunition
was almost pone and all felt that the
end had come.
Over the hills the dark line of the
enemy was cominp on like a. storm
cloud. Kach man prasped bis rille
tiphter and braced himself to meet the
lat charpo.
The risinp sun threw its plow across
the valley, and a wild cheer aro.-c from
the little sandbar as its lipht fell, not
on Indian warpaint arid sjiear, 1 nit on
the rilles of soldiers. Throats lu'l of
dust, (-mipowdcr and prickly pear
nee lies wore forpotten. How tiiey
checred those blue coats! liven tlr
w ounded raised themselves to look at
the line that meant life and home, it
was the relief from Fort Wadac-. The
brave fellows who bad craw iod away
from the sandbar into the darkness had
reached the post an-lhurrieil back with
aid for their comrades.
The Indians were pone, sico ami
battle wore over, litters were made,
and with every care for the veal; and
woitnlod the return to Fort Wallace
was bepun.
livery where wore mot traces of the
battle. The Indians had sulTered preat
losses, as was shown by tin- remains
on the field, thouph the majority of
the dead were carried away. Many
liodies rostinp on scaffolds were found
along the line of the Indians' retreat
Wet blood on some of these showed
that the warrior was yet livinp when
placed there. The seouts had lo-t their
chief and many more, while their
colouel and half the survivors were
wounded. They reached Fort Wallace
in safety, and the Indians did not soon
forpct the lesson of the Arickaree
fight, whe.re fifty white men held back
ten times their nutalier of savages.
San Francisco Chronicle.
rtilna Ijilx r in fall nrnla.
f'aliforni;i grape-prowcrs are said to
k- l 'l-liii-T the stoppape of Chinese im
mivr.ition severely. There si ts been a
constant, drift eastward of the Chinese
from California, until now there are not
cnotiph h'ft to do the work required of
them. In most industries white lalmr
can le substituted, but amonp prape
prowors this is not possible, as white
men cannot do the work that China
men have hitherto performed. No
one can realize, unless he has had ac
tual oxnerionce.how delicately the celes
tials handle fruit, and how roiiphly it is
treat. -.1 by whites. 1 n shipping prapes
out of fortj- Mixes packed by Chinamen
only one on an avorape is injured,
while one out of twelve is spoiled by
white handling.
ssatreoa and Maid.
I'hysican (to Marie, the maid) Your
mistress is very ill, and needs careful
attention. When you had fever she
nursed you with her own hamls. I
hope you can be trusted to do as much
or her.
Marie, the Maid Oui, oui she
nursed me-yes! I told Adolphe how
it would be. She would Le thereafter
ill. just to spite me. Pharmaceutical
Lra.
what a ;;i:l hid.
Her Influence for Good iu Ancient
riuravillc.
I'lumvi'le -foh de wah" wn- ar j;,t, ;--csling
liltle village lyin f in u remote
valley of a New Li..' land api ieult ura !
di-trict. If the soil wa- tl.:n. th.
I'.flis were thlek o tiilii;, inh- !,
that it wa- a prim joke that a
pun was needed t . :.-.-t the s
into the first h i . ', . a :';.
Owing to this '... 1 r !;, the
was poor, and what ; in- drouth
d-
pare
suvl loll show.rs swept awav.
All the i,unp men went we. t, thi
ol'! shvX-maker bad moved away, arid
even the miiii.-t.-r had dep.irte i.
leavinp a monumental pair of . r s
j.h-.s to bar t h out ranee to t lie meet in"
hou-e. And yet native New
Iln.'land men and . uneti -w 1 re imt
laeklne I t 1 shrewd a-,- a;: 1
sen e. 'i hey Ai re -'.!.;';,- iiis
Willi ali tiieir iiar-.t iaimr t
1.:: lie .a
tra;"'- 1.
; le'i'i r
f life.
j "e . -
er !
"o I beyefd ti. bare :e
They had no :, mn
t iolls, n I10J11 . lie V.
time C -It doe. ii. 1 at
oool.it r.r t-.ti-l e asliiii -
OS-llle
I t. II I i
1.1' 11 tie
.ill 1!"
'.II the 1.
a! .'.ai' .
The Jr. at loom
shuttered, the fr
wa
1. id -
grown with ca:.-'- v. ecu-, a
front pate refus. d to 1- a.
b-nlv i:.!!,e and V el: i bv tie- 1 at'
1 i
l.v.
i: 'lo
ah .tip the m.ir. w v.i.i i: s ,t -t.e.' '..
11..-V i V.i r.1 i t: ' ' . v e! and .
varl. tie- of v,-; e.:.i 1 . r.e v- w..- i
v.h. t! If r.-acbe 1 ri.mivi: . a:; l i
i-It.d iillie i.iorc ildi I -I tii.i.i arch:
1. . t.-ri' s. F.-w 1 ... '.;s v
b'lllpht.
an
i th- e i
( ! a 1. ..i
eou'd lee! U ,
V. ere tahoie d.
i.il life in s.
:i It wa- ;
: who h-.i
t i ring the
r-:r hdt r .' ."
whiih no rat iotia 1 .
iilterc- t. 'allies .f .
'i 'her.- c n' I !!.'
spar ely si'ft!" i a regl. .a.
cti-t.iai for the l-irai-;' '
"arr.i':!s" I:i he v.iiap - 1
oec-.-ii e.:i 1 i lew - ...,1. r: 1
the inhabitant o'l h'- r.ii;
lirowii su.-.-. Smlt'it jo.'pitiir
wards -'tiio Center," le- l.:.i
that on Smith'., return a:i le.
later h.i- woaid li a 1 at: t hi ti
So if
h.-ag 1 i
. 1. 1 U n. w
: .r two
the mall
h;ei l.roti-. i.t hi a hi hi
there bv tin- oi lining Sm
a.'d. los.. ,i
Once a year.
be a V- ei ii iitip.
Ti.-rha j
t!ie-e v. o'l i
fir in Plutiiville
i.iV )-e;daeed their
v. i d on
"fir ."
il-:ial
sit.
ier, 1. ,
r. w : o
' ' e i !
id
it ..11
a 1
h
them : two ... -pai-at ce
served hi. w i' h ca re
1 II t he .- oril: S of 1 -s J l
fell rick lii- v. lie had j.i
ha 1 11 ) chil i:'. :n 1 1 v.
bis r.i on to tae v.. ;.!;. n
felt that Ile.y n.;:-t' ".:
laaa. A I the 1 c-i it w;t
service, and the isiVith
many hi.u".-o-il ..1 ov--r
The relii-f wa. j.-r C
somehow rot a -r le-j
-I pre-
Tllkins
and he
adde 1
-, -Ale,
III.- old
Mr.
died.
.Ml
rh;';
ler
iwenty-'oi'
ef. f. I'e. V. ii
': '.-.'s V id
a I'l.'.-ari'.i ;
or a con-: i
nurse ami h
a niece with
girl alnint -name
was
1 .
I;, p r. S.
- a . ":) e:
hf-.e:
i reel
h w!
,ht
led
M:
:y i r -ncii.
I l lie i i: !ek
ivsit, and ;
; i i ; : - as.
c. n.diicl
she came
s"meii the car
the cow, fed
and went about the-.- duties the neigh
bors wondere 1 to hear her singing like
a happy bird. She threw o,ieu the
front blinds and let tin- sunlight sa -rileglotisly
stream thr.uih the wiii
dow s. She even set the s:i' r - l front
door ajar, siiel sal on the door step
on pleasant :i I ternooti- v. i'.h !k r 1. nil
ting v.o.-k. If the suu-.et v. as vi ry
gorgeous sh w;is sv.n with idle hands.
The spindling grass was sheared olf,
so that the gate would swing back
easily.
It Is enough to make Mis Iliki.is
turn in h r grave," said Nciphlt.r 1 lint.
As the suiaui-r advanced, all un. i.n
scious of 1 lumvilh- ctlqii. tie and con
ventionality, MHI.y v.a'idcivl in tie
fields hunting for orchids, ..r took ! .i:g
walks to Paeon's wood-, fetching h. r
basket full of plants, which she indus
triously transplanted iu the virgin so l
of the 1 lhias front yard
Well. I never"' said Mrs. Flint a
she pecked through a.i opportune
crivice of her side window. '-What
won't she do l:e.t.' '
lint Miily watered her honeysuckles,
propped up her dal-ie-, put ri h loam
into the sandy wa-t- . ati.l was re
v. arded by i.iu'li i udes of 1 .1-1 .-.o.ns.
When the bells scratched up I.e.- treasure-,,
sic- contrived :n In. !"., ire of
paling- that circumscribed their opera
tion., iiyaad by she a ided a trolls
for a w 11 i ro-e bu- lu. and a long tent id
twine for her fluff;,' wo. Mi-clematis.
Little by little the small house, un
painfod, but tinted a soft, silvery,
weather-beaten gray, beau to outline
its windows in bright .'rein, and to
throw wiMi'lIiine garlan Is a'! ever the
homely p.i.r.-h. Season after season
went by. Milly now bad seeds and cut
tings topivo aw ay. She carried bouquets
to the .sick, pott -1 a root for a friend,
broupht a jar of mignonette from Lin
coln, or received a packiige of seeds
from a llorist. It thns came to pass
that every bouse in Piumvilh- simui
lMiasted :i flower "im-iI. and iu winter
every kitchen had at least one window
full of petunias or geraniums, the
steam of cooking or w ashing causing
them to grow wonderfully. Cold frames
for pansies were manufactured; oven
strawberries and asparagus were at
tempted. And that these improvements
might not fail, the land alut the
house was drained, low branches
lopped olT, the sink tioz.le extended to
a safe di-tanee, till light and air and
dryness came to these denizens of the
kitchen.
You would not have known Plum
ville. Why, the shoemaker, who came
back to stay, pretended he bad never
seen it In-fore. It was rumored that a
baker's cart would come over from
Lincoln once a week, and on the
strength of it the jst master cleared
off a shelf and drove six nails in the
loose doorsteps. UuL this Plumville
boom is far ahead of my story. Long
In-fore the flowers had l-egtm to be
very common there, Milly French puz
zled much over the unused church.
One day she got the key and went in.
Though it was August, the interior
was cold and damp, almost like a cel
lar. Cobwebs, hung from the two long
stovepipes that ot -iiih-d the whole
length of the building. Torn by mii-lM-oks
were lying al-out, and several
w indow panes were broken. A general
air of ilcsoiuti in prevailed the p'a'-e.
Milly s:it for a long time thinking,
thinking. Then she walked very quick
ly to Mrs. Flint's, who lived near by.
"Oh, Mrs. Flint, isn't it disgraceful
to have our meeting house bhut up'.'"
s .a' cf !. i.l . a! er.t:".
" i. .. i 1: ' 1! '..I...'. Niiouid it be open
f i liir. i Fat. in ;. m.l'i mellt.
. . -. t o ha ve a :a i :i i ! er. astney do
: ', I. ; a. an I en ry.vhcro else but
j f '. . i , ,. 1 'i u 11'. i i I . "
' '; n i . s !io use ta i-.iu'. Milly; we
haven't any money, Imr any public
spi. if."
"j: ; ou'll la dp me, I'll hav Hint
e' ..':, open next Sunday," tried
Wh-:' can I .!.'' si:;hed poor
". . . i fg!eis'
' ' i' : I ; your h'.l'brim! to mow
' he "r.i and sweep mi',, 1:1 do the
ri'-t."
'1 don't :. liev h" an."
i .- 1; if h !-.-. a mind to. 11
I.
. t ,:. .1 1 hour." ..' :-erl- d Milly.
Fi; a-..; hint. Imt 1 know In-
al
i.r 1-11 hifii he ...,"
i :!!.. .
..ii i :. t 'li. ITmt :: greed
.-. : '.s i'i f r. ml of t he
r. bi.t ii. p. im ,i- ei con id
i t i e.' iel; liie -, .'iiv. .-lis iu-
f -ml:
.'I.-.- i!
ban. 1 a ppi-ared
;.: i aiiothei-
'. h. b. r e j ::, :.. !:'. is-CS
,.: ' :.. or:: ::-." io the
ii i iv. Aug i I .'s. . I'.,
. :,!. s in 11 i ' ei grca
A.. nr.- I .. ii 1." old
ir -.;..".:.... aid rem I
. i y I ro.. ii - a- ii -i 1 ! -.
i ic.it. i . . sai i: ' .!-
i .
I .:
l.'o i mil 1 1.1' auyis'iiv sinj--
', . - iivii.-:: b.n tli - farmer- ill- .-.c
i : i i i '., j. .n. bo-ae with a
i :. .. . '...till of :. n ! ; i . ' .on. Soaie
t '.'.. v . i . : ..Imr So I'll' a .: ' last cv.'ii
oi .'I : 'I n ' w !...:.. " 1 " n tin y
i.e:n"i. WIT'- I'lll 11 i-e. ;,. I 'ill.' most
d.- .'p. i d :ini..-:-' lii."-: ha 1 p.-vi-r seen
a i '. . 'i ii. n-.tr -I ie- they
c --r-' . : i r; '. ' . i ' .' a - long :ig i
It . : ; ' 1 ' i a i ' ' i : .- i! S.nn
1 . io; :i : : .. .- - i ; . . . -i ; "i'. li.'ious
-,!!
e . I I. i I hit t in- need
- e,... ,i ..-ftd. 'li s P.a
.::.! ' her ' ': I : p-.eeu"
e ea;.:; .r "i '.'si" to
S.I ' ie . ,-i-t, llrs.
;;.': ! . . . r" with
.. . - ; i : i a 1 1 itn
i l; .!f the
I e . ; ' . I,,.
e.i, ; : i drove to the
: :::: : : t. '.: : . lint Ho
f r. e '1 here
e. . . , -. a i em i ii In.
a i re .' . ': ,--' i pat h to
I' ll,
i , .
t he
t er. i ;
f-.M I I"
OV r ' .
1'.. .. '
fl.'i . 1
1 ' a . . ...
i..ua
i i . i. .-I iai s
m io-ity
t '.'-. the
. eafne
' ' i info
' 1 was
in.-i.
.a-. 1 a-.-'..is
in
I . lo ,!o
I :: r .
eo'.iv. eh.
n.
li-oi i t'o- ru l.y
1'
and
stovepipes and on -w
: tin- musty
taint -f nioniy m .nl li.
It v.a- I. ail p. ist leu. Pot-feet h-nce
reigned in tie- I if 1 1 e 1 -a r c h i: re !i. Some
gr.iv hi-ad- were lent forward, a- be
littiag t!ie place, but F'-eiy eye-,
piaiieed ever the sjiiviiirl,-, in i ag. r
e p. ctat ion. A ie v.o:.". ii : haded
t he a- eye-- v.Ith i-oar ei.-i !.:.-; :-, m a
ire -. 1 1 - i- .f heie ; ai p".i.'- I. I'I" even
th r. ;. pi-.ei., n, alert ii . v a- llde.
'1 h'-n 1.,. - !i:i;.j--i! I: .' i i : : y ! 're "eh rose
and .ii:- i"!-'. ar '. to the co ,i :i uioii
ta I.!--. :.p. a . hi h '-loo 1 a .h.-t ol
lovely fern , and la'e r. .. - .- ho
lo..;.e.I se-'oiis, hut not ;.t a t fright
i i.ed. She read a F: a m in a i leaf
Voi . g .. .- out a 1 j : , : i, : , i e - . v as
s un" i v 1 1 rec i In. r -- ' :.! -n i i 1 - f i out
pev, ti.en she '' eel": a book :n..l f.-ai
Phillips Pro. I. ' s, i;u' a iron ;!:. I.
"t o::.l i: t ye my i.---j i -." If e.in l.e
im;::-'ne.l. perl.aj'-. bow 1'..-,. ..y mj ti
the! ' Words chained the i.t'.-nt lo.l S;:.d
touch- d the i.ea-ts.f ml pi- .- -:l. It
wa- a pretty si"ht. ami nev. r to he lor
go'iten by tl.o-e who -aw it
Attlu- ii"-- tin' ii-ivoh w a-giv.-n
with a wlil. Am'. lhus. . !'., the
I'iuuivilh- ihnre'u iijii-i.i i! on Sun
day inoin ng, Aupu-t Js, and t has
never 1 ei-n ch -ed sinee. Thai w::s
j-ear- ago. but M!i!y Fr.-iiih sfid rea ls
a sen io it 1 licr-e every Sunday morning.
She ha- e.i .!' .t. d that people f..t he
youd t heir ii. e.i :: - t o pay lor. They in
vite no eam'i.hito t their puip:!. 'I hi-y
are familhir with the gr. .,t pre... h r-
of the W'-r'd. Seine i.iel in to episco
pacy, and do not see "how you can ot
around the laying on o" hands." .''.-ce
are 1 ii echei-l -.; others agree w it ii
hannlii'f. Ilean Stanley and f':"i.ni
Farrar have a following. I.'.d t -on
and Mauri.-.: sire a.lmiied and i.ned.
No creel bind- thiir i on-eienc -, no
formtihited vow restrains them. 'Flay
rarv.'e over ; pi ri t "a! t rut h. a- j r. en t 1
by ililTerent a in 1 ! I fl'ering m In 1 iiarn
est diseussioti and zeal. up. nrgument
sl'i.iv cm niTii-iiiii unii-mal tliuiightf ul
I'.css and cultivation.
Thanks to Milly French. Plumville.
a bower of vim - and ilow. rs, is one of
the prettiest of small villages physic
silly, while for intellectual ami spirit
ual training it is one of the most advanced.-
Augusta W. Kellogg, in Har
per's Weekly.
N Mi.ro lriiiiiiii-rs.
Tin- travi '.ia ' men in California ob
ject to the use of the word "drummer,"
a-applied to members of th'-'r profes
sion, and a movement is on foot to abol
ish the t rm. In ol lefi lime-., says the
San Fia'teiseo Merchant, v.h -n it was
tie- wont of quacks, fakirs and itinerant
mountebank- to make jx-riooieal visits
to - unit ry town- ..ti market days, they
would b.r.t a big drum to call up a
crowd.. This wasiniled "drumming for
trade." and it is presumed. -.Hid iu fact,
gem-rally accepted, that this i- 1 he .
igi'i of the ofVeiisive name. 1 1 is st range
that in 1 lltg l:i r-d. where the I xprossioii
was lii-t l.o'-n. it i- now unheard of in
connect ion with commercial travelers.
1 m that c on:'. r t ravi I in" salesmen lire
ealh d "bagmen." or "knight s of 1 he
grip-.tek." bat in no instance would any
of the fraternity countenance such all
iippellatioii a- that of "drummer."'
A Oucrr l'.li.-iil.'iice.
A l.-af mute w ho was walking on the
track of the Flint A. Pcro Marquette
railroad was hilled by a liM-omotive.
Two years before ho was struck, but
not si-riom-ly injured, by the same loco
mot ive. driven by the same engineer,
and al nearly the same place
j
fr