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. . i - ;i f ill jail Tiirty-
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J : ' M , i-eli. "f .I'lllllStilWIl-
'!".. -I:iv-
, In : 1 1 1 f i 1 i 1 . of tliis place.
, - ;! AltiM.iiu.
, (' "In t Srin. was a
. .... . ..11 M .unlay.
M i.i..i ol (iallitin. n'iit
. ., i: . n Vlii-ilay.
I','i;-.'ii i insi.'i'tiii the
i i . :i;i lead 1 hi- V. ook.
, 1 n r. . of Altooitu. spent
: ; . 1 1 ' i" i rir in Mon. lay.
. , . I iiiiai ri-. of (ialliliii.
i: iu 11 on Wi'tliioilay.
1 1: .111.I family, of P.alti
: i '.1 ; i i's iii t ai nil ltowu.
1 ; . . . . 1 . ol t In- A Inish.cis,., cut
; i,.- 11 i.ir farm this mm-oii.
.1 o'Ni ili is visitiuu in
,. , i l.i.'.'ie N'elK of All.
:;iiv Mrs. K. K. Jones.
, W,.,! on.' of IlolliJavs
. -. 1 loi-in.-ss men was in
. 1 ., 1 M i. r. of .Ii anette. riNnt a
, hi- ol.i huini' In 15arr
, . ti . at of tin Catholic
. ' : - iliiit't i' coMiini'iii-i'il ut
: i iv.
: v--.. .l..-.ih l.eaier. of Car
, 1 .. .lioiiH-visitor-to our
... ;. .!. :l ci l:l o-i t or ill tin" of-
. , , 1 Thin .. sM.ita few days
'. - u ,-.-!.
... - .InV II IT. M'k of I. II t tl T
tin1 Ca mliria 1 Iuiisc
. M'.n.iav.
1 it. of I .ori-! !i . f( inner -:
ii. w as vi-itini; relatives
: -im!a v.
1 u liir'i is jii'i'f ' v well lia r
- . i li .ii is not up to the
1 i -lit nil".
1 1 -Mam I. of Alalia. O..
hv n't iii ninir his pension
". Mnell!.
1 : . . i .. -1-1 . nf tllis place. tal't-
- ; 1; a firnionn fin a visit to
:.'-.i...'N. Minn.
'! i-:. .rniiiir the l.n iter house
i !!:!( van I in Altnona was
: 'i.iiary lire.
;!'iii'' iIol's are roaiiiinir
1 : 1 i.iwn-liip. Mr. (ieoriif
.I on Tues,i:,v.
;' i :. :l. has lia,) ;i tele-
'. '' hi- "'lice, cniinecteil with
1 .'!t.iwn an.l Hastings.
1 "tviii. a in t hit. of Lilly, was
t !n!I of coal on Friday last
- .: v ut ali.nit !" head an.l liail
. 1 .:!' of the railroad from
. . ;.. t'i,.. Summit, near Fleming's
: t".vi.-h;ji. Indiana, county, is
F.i..inl Iinftot1 anilMrs. William
panieil hv her children, will
V ' 1'. net fora isitto Ditliilli
'';..::- on the lakes.
n:i v. a Vounir la'I of Lilly.
' 1 ' 'ii a hor-e in that place on
i !ii his iinil 111 oUell lie
n 11I the ellmw.
' : !1. v. ell. a former re-iileiit of
' i .u- a el 1 ieii of Kane. I 'a..
: :.! hy tin- Rcpu hlica 11 s nf
' 1 C.itiutv Treasurer.
ii'-p!ay of the aurora.
- -)') years, a ppeare.l i 11
"i a:i:nlay eveniliL'.
. ": in- : 1 v mill ni'h t.
' i ' '.. J: . . ' i !. s pi; will re-
W "'entile at the rO-
U. '' :iii He-ment,
- 1 ''. '. it Nin.'vah on
1 ' ' ' - . H employ
: n ... :, 1:. -r. i-i.-k. wa-
' -: ! ' .1 ..f hi!e at.
V "' ' ""-'a.'! -' lie ha HO
- ' ' -.::' v .
' ' I: .f Va-h:inMiii town -
' !- ; :v M .i.'lav la-t w h':le
-' ' I.ar ,".'M. Me was
" " -'t-of a.'e ami l.i- dea'h Is at-
i-'-.tl f i;-e;,.e.
-- -h-i l. iiu-1 K. I. K.V.ili-. of
' 1 n h-hip. W hi-e L'l Is? mill mill
inn il i!nv. n a i-nupleif moiiTh
' : '.I ill a 11.1 e p. i-t to h.l e t tietr
operati on tiii fail.
"' 'iv frieii.l- in this county of
- L. r. i-hin. of Schuylkill
"!ail to h .-trn that the Dem-
' ' ' . oi;i:ty have I eiiom 1 n a t ei I
iii.i.'ilate for jul.re.
-- riiilips. of l'in-lnirir. has
.11.- of L'l'oUli'I on the
. " i-i iiea r 1 he i ndnii'l fn mi
' .1, .in s with the iii nt ion
-1. miner residence thereon.
;. iii T'.i year- old. living In No-
" . M i., plowed his ow n land
- ; h a horse . years old. w hich
1 :!.i- same farm, and has
::1. the old man -ver sinrf.
. afii riiooii .Tai-oh Mar-h. of
: . . v.a- -everely Imrued hv an
... .". Illa-t I'urnaee of the
: Company. The explosion
. ai u-hof w aler on the inol-
- v:.:r;i. Jr.. of I'i 1 1 s r 1 1 fir. was
:n;.t"l hy I're-ideiif Har-I'-ni
iate .1 11-t ice-hip of tin'
' the I'llited States, made
a'h of .Iu-tii : liradley.
- -roppiim at Crc.-soi:. nv1h.ii
"f hi- a ppoin t men t.
'.!wini:i Kaiiroad Company
i -ive idii-truetioti and re
": ' - ;' !. i -kno'.v. liavina' purchased
V. He; ley the laud on which
-'an. Is. The forice will he
: I1. . The railroad com-
' n,,-r ,r . ),ru.i cars at I.uck
' at Altoona.
' il F-;-i.. IUair county's 1
1 1 1 ' 1 liaie for conirress is tinder
1: that h- has the conferees
' "'1'ity. Me may have them hut
:i. i-e to taking advice from
''.poueiit i' would say to him
' of -and 011 his hands as they
' ti hold as an cel.
;' i-' l:i' hard Watson, of Ioyles
i; - 1 . 1 1 1 . fell dead on Chestnut
'': '.eh-lphia. mi Friday last.
: ' "1 pre-ide over the courts in
'' diiritia the trial of some
li .IiKlye I)eau was inter
' l.fteeH years au'o and was
: 1 'l!ii! e nf nur attnl neys.
' ' ' ii. t In? doit -tar 1 o-e and set
' and the -eason during which
' '' "I reiii evtenil s to the lirst
1 -mher. A-popularly knovn.
- '.i-.- 1 oii-iitute a period when ill
" i pollute hiinian IiIikmI, w hen
'''"are ino-t fre.iiient and all
-ihject lo(li- a In more de
: ' any other period of the year.
"' ,;1 'lie end of the rck;ii nf
ll lih.l Im' Illllrled.
Charlie Stotigh, of this place, gave the
sr.Hl.less of justi,.,, on topnf thecourt house
tower a coat of paint on Thursday. She is
int. the first lady to h ive her appearance
improved with a coat of paint.
The boiler of a steam threshinir ma
chine, owned hy .1. r.. Meats, exploded 011
the street ill .lea t) net te. killing one of the
horses and injuring the driver. .lames M01
sran. Several Iare plate prlasses in the vi
cinity were hrokeu. The hoiler w as liter
ally torn to pieces.
Harry Slick, of Dcry. and ir. v. ar-.
met w ith a shocking and fatal accident at
that place one day last week. The unfor
tunate hoy attempted to jump n train,
when he fell t, the track and had hothl. gs
tnancled. The injured limbs were ampu
tated, but the vjctim only, survived a few
hours.
It is stated that the newly discovered
hectics that kill potato hugs are unusually
plentiful this season In some parts (,r the
state. The beetle is as huire as t he com -mon
house flv. and its color is blue, with a
hrown head. It attacks the potato htifr on
the hack an.l kills it while holding it with
Its fore lens.
The school directors of F.bensburir have
selected Miss Allie Lloyd. Miss Annie
Jones and Miss Maggie Shenkle as three
of the teachers for the coming term. Two
more teachers are yet to be selected and w e
understand there are live applicants for
the positions. There will lie one more
teacher this year than heretofore.
A. W. r.acom, a memlier of the Demo
cratic county committee of Westmoreland,
w as killed at the railroad station at Creens
hnrs. on Thursday night after the conven
tion in attempting to board a car. He w as
ground to pieces under the wheels. He
lived at Calumet und leaves a wife and
five children. He was a coke drawer.
Mr. James Frederick, of ICellysburg.
Indiana county, is visiting his nephew.
Mr. (n'orge Frederick, in this place. Mr.
Frederick is a saddler an.l harness-maker
and learned his trade with Matthias
Hai r in F.hensbnrg about thirty years ago.
Mr. Harr's shop then being on the ground
i.nw occupied hv the Fkkkmax building.
The boiler in Weimcr's plaining mill in
the Kighth ward. Johnstown, exploded on
Thursday morning of la-t week ut hi
o'clock. I'artofit was blown up through
the roof and fell back again to the cellar.
As luck would have it. no one was hurt.
The rear end of the mill was blown out.
and the neighboring houses were badly
shaken.
('!. John A. Lemon. of HoHi.laysburg.
was here on Saturday fixing up his politi
cal fences. The Colonel is a candidate for
t he nomination for State Senator on the
Kepublican ticket in this district, and as
he has been there before, he is well aware
that the U, 'publicans in this county are
Hot averse to being seen before the confer
ence meets. "--
One night last week when all were
wrapped iii .-lumber over at Cherry tree,
the town was suddenly roused by screams
as if made by a child in terrible agony.
An immediate vigilant search was instiga
ted, but it revealed nothing. The most
plausible speculation leads to the belief
that a stray panther Is prowling around
t hat place.
Mr. William Shoemaker, w as severely
hurt on Friday last by falling through a
hole in the nj per thiol of O'Hara. Luther
fe Davis" livery stable in this place. He
failed to notice the'open hole and stepped
in falling a distance of about ten feet back
of a horse. He is pretty badly stoved up
hut Ittcklily escaped without having any
hones broken.
The green goods men w ho sent a Clear
field man the halves of two crisp new bills
to show that they meant business and
dealt in the genuine stuff, says the Clear
field 7i i)(llifitn. w ill he surprised to learn
that the Clearfield mansent the clippi ngs 10
Washington and received two good bills in
exchange for them. Thete is nothing slow
about our town unless it i- our increase in
population.
The Lutherans of Somerset county,
who will, by invitation, be joined by a
large portion of those of the .-ame denom
ination from Cambria county, will hold
their annual reunion at I'ri. den's (;rne.
m ar Soiner-et. Dr. S. A. (li t, of Johns
tow 11. will de!ier an oration, and an 01-orche-t
i a and choir from the same city
will In- present. Kuilioa.ls will furnish
usual rates. Date. Thursday. August .'."th.
Mi-s Li.ie l'ow.ll, of Springfield
toun-hip. Huntingdon county, at mid
night on Tuesday descended from her bed
room w indow on a rope ladder, w ith herlov
der, which, (ieorge L. Cornelius, had pre
pared, and the two drove to Saltillo. where
they were married at o'clock in the
morning. Mi-s l'owells's father followed
c!o-ely after the couple but failed to over
take them In time. The parties all enjoy
social prcitiilneiicij.
Mr. Augustus Strasler and his bride,
w ho were man led at St. Augustine, Cam
bria county, on the t), inst.. returned
home yesterday from their wedding trip
through eastern cities, and have gone to
housekeeping in their new home on Kigh
teei,ib avenue. Mrs. Strasler and Mrs.
Miii.-r. who was married at the same
time, have been successful teachers in the
schools of Cambria county, and were fam
iliarly known as the Iiyan Sisters. .1
fO'.IKI Thin.
The commissioners of Huntingdon
county have Is-ned a statement showing
that when they went Into office the actual
debt of the county was fir.s.uoo, and the
total valuation of taxable ",.f-it. 77s. -how -ing
a debt .',.( Mi above t he const 1 1 11 1 iotial
limit. To meet this unpleasant st ate of af
fairs, as well as to comply w ith an order of
court, they this year raised the valuations
from .". to .'.") per cent, all over the county
and levied a tax of Pi mill- to meet the or
dinary expenses, and ." mills to pay inter
est and debt.
llolan.l I'owel1. of t his place, aged about
fourteen, on Monday found a shot -gun car
tridge, and havi ng a curiosity to inspect
its contents, took out the shot and t hen tin?
powder. He placed the powder on a paper
and set tire to the paper. The hlaze went
out without exploding the jiowder, and tin
hoy thinking there w as no danger, went up
to examine it. Just as lie s looped over it
the podwer exploded, burning the hoy's
face badly. He will not le permanently
Injured, but he has learned a lesson that
w ill do him a lifetime.
The following ticket was nominated
by the Blair Democratic convention at
HoHi.laysburg on Monday: County treas
urer, (ii'ii. D. Rechtil; register and record
er. John Mi Fadden; assemhly, Fiske Con
rad: district attorney, H. T. H. nsling;
poor direclor, Frank MeClain: coroner,
Jos. 1". Harney. Ceo. W. Kine was named
for stale Senator and Thus. II. (Irevy for
Congress. Ixith to appoint their own con
ferees. Kcsolutions were adopted approv
ing Governor l'attison's course in the
Homestead trouhle and denouncing tin
importation of l'inkeitons.
Dr. A. J. Wilson, one of Jeannette's
h ading physicians, is a native of Clearfield
county, having resided in that portion of
the state until the last few years. Soim
years ago Dr. Wilson went on the hond of
a county treasurer w ho, through a series of
misfortunes, failed for 0.im.i one-eighth
of which Dr. Wilson had to pay. The
Doctor, however, lost no sleep over the af
fair. On opening his mail last Saturday,
lie was surprised to tind an enclosed check
nn the Clearfield national bank for i.S71,
Hie liquidation of the dcht with Interest in
full. The ex-county treasurer had gone
We-t, -tatted over again, and, meeting
with success in business, took the first op
portunity to send Dr. Wilson the money.
Ella neiniiig.-r, who was committed to
t he IN fortned School at Morgana about
e ight. fii months ago. from St. Boniface.
Cambria county, and w ho was placed sub
sequently with a family in I'iltsbnrg on
parole, left her place some weeks ago and
could imt be found. Otli cr Cannon, of La
trobe. where the girl has lived, who knew
her well, was applied to. and on Saturday
found her in Pittsburg and returned her
to Morgauza. Miss Ileininger Is said to
he gon.l looking, and not particularly v-
'oi. J,.hiistuirn Trit'lt lie.
On Friday night Mr. John Bloom, who
resides in Ki. hlan.l township, was struck
hv lightning. He w as lying in bed w ith his
" ife and baby boy when the storm came
on. A t!a-h of lightning struck the chim
ney, ran .low n t lie tlue to the kitchen and
pa-s.-d through the second floor. It struck
Mr. Bloom's cheek near his eye. passed
dow n over his face, singeing his moustache.
It then continued down his chest, down his
groin to iiis knee, scaring it all the w ay as
if w ith a red hot iron. He was unconscious
for twenty minutes. The gable ,.f the
house was also wrecked hy a second flash.
Joh itstmrt) J ti iiiiK-riit.
Mrs. Apel, wife of Justus A pel. of
Cambria township, died at her home on
Monday. July isth. isi.r, aged about V!
years. Mrs. Apel was born at Hanai..
1 lessen. (lerniany. in ls.'to. and came to this
country in isv,. lauding in New York,
w here soon after she married her husband.
The couple came to Camhria county the
same year and have tVcn residents of the
county ever since. Besides a liercavcd
husband, she leaves four sons, Krnest. of
Pueblo, Colorado; John, of Bra.l.lnck. Pa.,
and Herman and Allo-rt. of KU-nsburg.
and one daughter. Sophia, who is unmar
ried an.l resides at home.
Ow ing to some changes and Improve
ments made necessary in out oflice for the
reception of a new press purchased while
in New York, the Fi:fki vn is a day late
this week. We ex ect t he press to arrive
next week and it may lie possible we will
he a day late in getting out our next issue.
After that with our increased facilities the
FlIKKM AN w ill be nut nn time and we trust
our readers w ill bear with 11- for causing
the unavoidahle delays. Our new press is
a Potter, manufactured at I'lain'i.M. New
Jersey, and capable of turning out twenty
papers per minute. With this big addition
to our office the Fi:i:kmx will lie one of
the be-t equipped country newspaper of
fices ill the state.
Among the many friendships formed
during the Editorial excursion to Scranton
there are none valued more highly hy our
lictter half and out-self than that of Mr.
and Mrs. Laaius. ,.f Kingston. Pa..
They were both former residents of New
York city and on our arrival at the Me
tropolis, it w as to their kindness that our
tour of sight seeing w as in a large mea-ure
so pleasant and agreeable. It was a source
of deep regret to us to have the party sev
ered by the receipt of a dispatch by Mrs.
Lazarus, while in the city, announcing the
sudden death of Dr. bVyiiolds. her lather,
at Scranton. and necessitating her return.
Our hearts went out in sympathy for her
it: her bereavement and in sorrow for the
parting that had come so suddenly to our
little party.
The Pennsylvania railroad has placed
an order with the Pennsylvania Steel
Company for ?.(m tons of steel rails,
weighing piO pounds to tlieyard. The
heaviest rail now in use weighs pounds
per yard and il was laid by the B ailing
railroad, which also has considerable of
the '.Mi-pound rails in use. Some of the
New England railroads are using
ninety-pound rails. The heavie-t rails
now i n use on t he t racks of the Pennsyl
vania railroad weigh bin s.-, pounds. The
new loo-pound rail- will be laid on the
mountain division of the main line. Tin
order just placed will provide for nearly
four miles nf track. The price i- at the
same rate per ton as the "tighter rails are
sold at. The gradual increase in w eight of
rolling stock- in recent years has made it
necessary for 1 lie railroads to build si rung -er
tt a.-k-s.
About o'clock Monday afternoon
three burglars who have been inmate-.
of the Somerset jail since April 1st. tied
bed -In ets together, and securing an iron
grating of one of the r.-ar w indows on the
upp.-r t i. r corrider. carefully removed two
of the bars they had previously sawed
through, and slid safely to the ground. Jo
feet below. The escaped criminals were
seen running through the outskirts of the
town and an alarm was at one given.
The sheriff and his deputies were all away
from home at the time and no cfTorts
were put forth to capture the
prisoners until after his return an hnurand
a half later, wh -ti a small posse started in
pursuit. The names of the men who esca
ped are lames Murphy. John Kntcrls ami
William Dougherty. They have all served
terms In the jx-nltentiary.
Last week we mentioned the fact that
a horse had liccn stolen from the farm of
John Hughes, in Camhria township, about
a mile north of town, and recovered the
next day. found tied in the woods near the
farm of Neil McKay, some thre;inile.s fur
ther north. On Saturday evening Con
stable Humphreys, policeman Davis and
Herman Croi.se went to the house of Lew is
Hoovir. Sr.. I:i this place, for the pur
psf of arreting Lew is Hoover. Jr., who
w as susiiected of being implicated in the
taking of the horse. On tln-ir inquiring
for his whereabouts at the front door the
young man made his exit through a rear
window, hut was captured ny Herman
Crouse. who had Ix-en stationed at that
point. He gave hail for a hearing which
occurred before Justice Jones on Wednes
day afternoon, when the young man was
bound over to answer the charge at Sep
tember se inns.
fin Sunday night ahnut P.' o'clock a
fire broke out in Hastings, in a building
owned by Wm. Kerns, and occupied by
Misses Yen.- and Ida Sny.l. r. as a milline
ry store. The timely discovery of the tire
and the prom pt applieat ion of water soon
put the fire under control an.l it was e.x
tingiiishej iM'fnre a great amount of dam
age was done. On Wednesday William
J. Horner, who owns a house adjoining
made an information against tin? Misses.
Snyder, and had warrants issued for their
arrest, charging them with arson. On
Thursday Miss Yen.- Snyder was brought
to Kbenshiirg under araest and as her
friends were ready to enter hail Judge
Barker, w ho was ahsent in P.lacklick town
ship, w as sent for, for the purpose of giv
ing her a hearing- Her sister Ida had gone
on a visit before tin issuing of tin? warrant
and has not, yet been ai rested. The Misses
Snyder, belong to a very respectable fami
ly, hav? always horde an irreproa.hahle
reputation and the:i friends feel positive
of their innocence of the charge. At this
writing Judge Barker had not yet arrived
and we have I. 'arm d hut little of the par
ticulars of the grounds for th. charge.
Communication.
Ciii.sr Si'ki.nos, July !'.. Is;.-.'.
l'.ililnf I 'n nilirht h'i'i t imut:
S11:: The young ladies in and ahoiit
Chest Springs gac a leap year party in
the Ii ill on Saturday evening. Il was
of the most successful and enjoyable par
ties ever gisen in the bnrough.
Dancing was the chief enjoyment of the
evening. Supper was served at the Frank
lin hotel. Also, tin? most delicious ice
cream, cake, and lemonade at Mrs. Litging
er's. Uev. Father Lllddoll honored the
crowd with his presence. There were
thirty-seven couples present. The music,
which was unsurpassed was rendered by
Mes.-rs. Burkharl Kami-ill and Si. aggers.
The committee were: Mary Durhiu,
Emma Cooper. Hattie McKen.ie, Annie
Callihau. and Eva Dm bin. x
t'orr upondJncc
Our letter last week was written .after
reaching Scranton. We leached that city
at l.rto i.m. 01. Tuesday. hungry and t ravel -stained,
w. re taken in charge by commit
tees of the Press club and Board'of trade
and escorted to the different hotels, most
of the excursionists finding quarters in the
Westminster. Wyoming ami l.ackawana
Hotels. After refreshing ourselves w ith a
w ash, (some with a w asli-dow in and par
taking of a good dinner we rested until
four o'clock, when thecnt'ie party was
driven through the city in cairiages. pa-sing
over the principal streets, and view ing
the fine buildings for which Scranton is
noted. It is a city of one hundred thous
and population, is the chief city of the an
thracite coal region and ranks a- the
fnnrt h city in the state in p" illation and
business. TheCourt House at Scranton is
one of the finest in the tie state and its
line churches and puhlie building are in
ilicaTTons nf tbe ctiterpiisc ami public
spirit of its teoile. The streets are all
Imved and the pleasant reception an.) de
lightful drive gave the excursionists u
gond impressinn of the city audits sur
roundings. In the evening we were ten
dered a complimentary concert by the
Scranton Board of Trade at the Acadeniy
of Music, and it is needless to sav that the
music w as .siiM-rh. The Scranton Choral
Fnioii consisting of l.Mi v. ices made the
Academy resound with a program of the
choice-t selections that it has ever Irecn
our lot to listen to. The enchort s. kept
up until the applaud. si singers reappeared,
made the program a long one. but all felt
sorrv when the finale was reached.
The next morning at .rto we started
for Honesdale. the county scat 01 Wayne
county, thirty-two miles distant over the
celebrated Oravitv Bailmad. The fol
lowing de-clip! -nil of the load we take
from a circular handed each of the excur
sionists on the train on our way over.
In running from Cartmndale to Hones
dale on the (iraxiiv there are twelve
planes, eignt tip hill and four down hill:
the up hill ones following each other and
are numbered, commencing at Carbnudaie
from one to ci::ht. number six being tbe
shortest, or t. feet long, nuin'ier one the
longest, b. ing l.!7'.feet The four dow n
plain's ase numbered !(. 11 and 1".'. the
shortest being l.rr.-' and the longest l.tra
feet, tlie steepest being No. .".where the
ascent is one foot in '.!.".-IOO feet. After
descending Plane No. v. Wayniart is
reached, an.l from there to Hones.lal
distance ten mil. s. called Ten M He Level
tin-car- run by their ow n gravity, the
grade being t".1.. feet per mile. In return
ing to Ca rb unla le there are eight planes,
all uphill, tiniiiliere.l irttoo. the shortest
being ".-.". 1 feet (No. 1 4 1 and the longest
-.'.::o fe. t No. I'n. The grade of N. ir. i-
one feet ill nr.-liri feet, and the other ex
treme is No. Is. w here it i- one foot in P.
7! loo feet. There are levels between all
t he planes on the light t rack : t lie one from
the summit to Cai bondale is Six Mile Lev
el, the grade being over loo feet to the
mile. No. p.i is the longest, ludng over
half a mile in length.
We reached Hones, bile at lo: t."i after an
cxilerating ride oxer the M.Ki-ie moun
tains. Tin- scenery is grand, like our ox. 11
Alleghenles. and while our fellow quill
d fixers w hose homes are in t he valleys were
more susceptible to the magnificence of
the mountain scenery as c'i IT and craig w ere
p issed ami grew enthusiastic oxer their
beaut ies. it made us t h ink of home an.l feel
that we were again breathing an atmos
phere as fresh and pure as on onr natixe
hills (n dear old Cambria.
At Hoindale the Delaware Hudson
Canal takes its start. It is one hundred
and thirty-five miles to New Xork city
and as water furnishes the cheapest nuxle
of traii-port at ion. tin amount of anthra
cite coal sent out from Hon. dale is une
qualled in lie xvorld.
The town has a population of 7.mi and
ispha-antly situated 011 a lexel plateau
nestling in 'imi.ng the hiiN. Along the
canal tin immense t rath' in coal, with the
machinery necessary for breaking and
handling the black diamond- gives it a
bu-y city appearance: in the other por
tions of the tow 11 it has an air of quiet
comfort, "at peace with all the world" and
it- I. and-. .in.- horn., tine church. -s. neat
streets, stately trees, gnnd looking women
and contented looking tnun. leads one to
the impre-k-ion that when a man marries
aiidsettlis dow n in Hon. dale he is an
chored for life and Ids la-t resting place
(lcn Dylierry.
At Scranton our better half xva taken
ill on Wednesday morning ai.d an hour
Ix-forc starling for Hone-dale. xe had al
most come to the conclusion to give up tin
trip and drop out. However a prescrip
tion from a Scranaon physician gave her
relief ami w e started 011 the joiirnry. On
the road she xas again extremely ill and
at HoncsdaV. a temporary ho-pital was
provided in the parlor of 'In hotel.
w here hers. I f and a couple of ot her ladies
of the party xx ho had also succtimlicd to
the exhausting strains ot unaccustomed
steady traveling and xvere for the time
laid up. Thanks to tin ministering ear.
of Mrs. T. (; Ham. and Mrs. Edward A.
Peniiiuiau. the fortll.-t. the wife of the U i
tor of the Jfrnihl. and the latter, the xx if.
nf thcc.litorof the f'itizcn. lx.th of Hones
dale, every comfort that could lie xx as giv
en before suggested am I all the sick XX hell
the time for have taking came, xvere
turiu-d out coiixalesc.-nT.
Ahoiit noon the party was invited to tin
Central theatre, where a repast that none,
hoxxexer hungry, could do justi e to. was
spread before th.-m. It consisted of every
substantial and every delicacy of the sea
son, served apparently without effort
spontaneously, like charity from a genei
rous giver and when every xvant had lieen
supplied, there seemed to lie more left than
xvould have served the multitude.
Judge Ham. of the II 1 niT'I. delivered an
address of xxelcome just liefore the dinner,
modestly giving the points of interest in
in the tow n. xvhich xvas listened to xvitli in
terst. It xvas in Honesdale that the first
locomotive in America. Tthe Stourbii.lgc
Lion, learned to travel. Honesdale has the
largest pile of anthracite coal on the face
of the globe. David Wilmot and Chief
Justice Woodward xvere born there. Pres
ident Harrison courted his wife there.
These and a numlier 'tt incidents and acci
dents xvere tin? interesting points in his ad
dress, xvhich xvas listened to xxilh Interest
and greeted xx Ith applause. P.ut xve must
bring this letter to a close. We thought
xxe could have described the trip in txvo
letters, but hero xxe are still in Honesdale.
We cannot bid it farexxell without thank
ing Mrs. Ham and Mis. Peniiiman. While
others may remember Honesdale as the
head of the Delaxvare it Hudson canal, or
the place xvhere the first locomotive in
America started on its trial trip, or xvhere
President Harrison courted his wife;
it will alivajs Ik? remcmticred hy us as the
htune of Mrs. Ham and Mrs. Penniman.
Nolliemlierof the Red Cross could haxe
lieen more prompt in ausxxering tin; call of
suffering: no Sister of Charity kinder in
her mistrations to tin- si. k stranger. This
j xvorld is belter for their kind. .1. ... 11.
Saturday morning at .'("clock lightning
struck the electric light xx ire at Williams
port and set lire to the three-story hrick
huildiug on Pine street, ki.own as the
Knapp building. The lightning entered
near the elevator shaft, and before the
11. nues could lx subdued the building xx as
completely gutted. Booms on the first
tloorxxere occupied by Bailey t Blakely,
stationary store, and Wills millinery l aar.
On the upper floor xvere oflices and rooms
of Ixith'the Kepublican and Iiciiioeratic
club-. Lo-s i-.ti.tnO; partly insured.
Exrnrxlnn to BnlTalo and iu;nrt
Fall.
The Pennsylvania Nr-. thwestwa Rail
road Company in connection x ith the Buf
falo. I!i" l. ester - p!tt.-l.'i!gRaixxi:y Com
pany xx ill sell excursion t ickets from Bell
xx nod to Niagai a F:!is a mi re t urn at ." for
tho round trip am! correspondingly low
rates from other stations along the road.
Tickets good going Tin -day. July L.",th,
ls'.t- Train leaves Beilxxood at s ,. m..
leaving Punxsiit axx ii. y a; ll:';o .x. xi.. ar
rix iiigat Buffalo at S !'. t.. mi5 at Niagara
Falls at !' r. m. same day. IN turn coupon
good to return till before Friday. July .".th.
is'.r on regular traiiisof li e Buffalo. Pitts
burg - Rochester rail xx ay and on regular
trains of the pe:i!i-ylx auia .c Northxxi t
ern railro id on or before Satin. lav. July
rtoth. 'st.'. For further iriC.i "ia t ion a pply
to ticket agents nn Peim-yix ania A Nol l h
xvestern railroad 11 W. . F"i.ii,
Superintendent. 1'eHxxnod. Pa.
It -nolntl.il'.
At a special meeting of Si. Michael's T.
A. v. B. Society held in bin ll'inii July IX
1 the folloxving resolution xxcre unan
imously adopted.
Wiiki:i-;.x-. It has la-en the xx ill of Al
mighty i i.nl to remove from cart h hv d.-at h
our friend and brother. John Bruce. And
Wiik.i:k.s. In his death our society has
lost one of its most useful niemlx-rs and his
family a kind father ami husf ami. There
fore. Im- it
7i ofr(7. That xve tender to our heart
felt sympathy to the family in their preat
lie-eaxement. And further. In it
Jifttiilml. That these resolutions t pub
lished in tin C.xxii'.ni.x Fi;kkm.xx and O.tl
litin 1'hiilhiititr and a ropy thereof
transmitted to the family of the d.-i rased.
Wxi. J. D XXV son.
Vix.-kxt Sank 1-1:.
L. P. M. Di iixk.ti.
Committee.
Marrlsc l.lrf nfi.
The folloxving marriage licenses were is
sued hy th Cl.-rk of the Orphan-' Court
for the xvc.-k ending Wednesday, July
Jo. ts'.r;
Elnn-r E. Davis. John-town, and Su-an
M. Custer. Stoyestoxx n. Somerset county.
Ed xx aid Briec ami Mary Thomas. Johns-
tow 11.
Oeorge Oleichaitf and E'len Mcl.ee.
Johnstown. A
Anthony J. Baker. Hastings, and Stella
1 . Piatt. Su-qiiebanna t nshlp.
Thomas Rosser an.l Mary Ann Toxvn-
seiul. Hastings.
William S. Messenger. Johnstoxxn. and
An.In xv Drnsilla McCI. i-t r. Con.-maiigh
toxvn-hip.
Ezra Custer and Harriet Braili.-r. East
Conemaugli.
M. Schnell. Lloydsyille. and D' ssie Rich
ardson. East Wat.-rford. Juniata county.
Fmlnrnl I'nrto.
The question is often asked and scarcely
ever answered, why xvhiskey made noxv is
not as pure and reliable as It xvas forty
year ago. It is nevertheless a fact that
it is made purer an.l better to-day than at
that time. With the improved meth.xls
fusil nil and other impurities are entirely
eliminated. A sworn statement as to the
purity, age and quality f the xx hi-ky sold
is furnisn.-d hv one dealer xvho advertises
full quarts, six v. ar old pure Peim.s Rye.
atSl.ooper quart, or six quart- for ."..'.
Silver Age .l.Mi per quart. Duqii'-sne
per quart. Port. Sherry. Sweet California
Wines at ."iOc. A complete catalogue and
price list of all foreign and domestic liq
uors mailed on application by
Max Ki.kiv.
-2 Federal St.. Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by J. .t A. E. Bender, Ei -n-btirg.
Pa.
w nflhr Jrt Mr I Ilent tavro
In I rs fltt-lmrtf MkI-Ii
Ahsnlutely fair, impartial, and xxith.uit
any Ida giving every retail of interest
promptly and correctly. The lie-t accounts
of daily occurrence. The finest illustra
tions, giving real viexv.- of thu situation.
On Sunday morning a freight xvreek
occurred at Sang Hollow in xxhi.-h txvo en
gines and s xeniei n car- xx.-re .lemn'i-h.-d.
Pa-seng r trains xxeje delayed sex. ral
hours in consequence. Luckily, no om- as
in jure..
THKNSHt K. MAKBI.E AMI TJKAMTK
J U'orko. an yUnrhe.l ty special reporter o"
the Johntnwn Ivily Herald. Reliable dealers
ami fine nMl.
nnrtn 11 rrent flTlnir trip tn Krent.urir the
writer o thin r!rle iie1 the MiIe nil
Ornntfe W'rR of .tus. Wilkinson te. Son, which
icrra tuone In 1SS0. The Heritor memt.er of thl
T'roaresntve flrui tnun hud an experience of thlrtj
rive en. and hl nn and rtner l ali-o a
clillle'd worker. The clasn ot wok they .rid ace
In ot the hlirhet e!as and pele. r"rm four to
five timid are employed and the very finest mon
nmenti" (n the county jc-at are nieclinenf of their
fktil. Shipment.-! are made thro-jii tbls and to
adioinlnir eonntle.
'All klnd ot cemetery work is executed and
a tine line ol Iron Kallinic l handled and foM
The utoek of work kept on band (received hy the
car-load) In Tenr extennlve and many very tine
monuments are exhiMted. two enpec'oUT neiov
executed In the rustic style and In imitation ol
hrlckwurk. with a finely executed cross on the
top. Amonir the manT fine monuments erected
hy this firm ts an ditht ten flifteen-tect-hiuh
n-onumen'. for Sheriff Orifnih. monument tor
Father 'hristv (sixteen feet hiirbl, als.i monu
ments tor -lacoh Klt'ler and dauntiter ot John
OrlfHth. Hoth irentleracn alve .orsonil atten
tion to I'lisines as well as execution the nnest
work. In all tho time they haxe been In bntnes
they have adhered strict ly to the maxim fell iroods
just as represented and prices a low ag the same
cIhs ot wotk can t.e hoinrht elsewhere. We reive
no hesitancy in recommendinic Messrs. Wilkin
son & Son to our reader as reliable business men.
progressive and trut wirthv. Visit their estab
lishment tefore ordering elewriere."
fTff Speei-w attention paid to settimr work.
SEAI.t-:ii;KH,05.LS will be received hy the
Secretary of the "hect township tschool
Hoard tor the hutldinr or a school-room, inn
hulldinics, and elenricic off one acre of irronnd.
The place Is known as the McKanre school. All
hlds must he In hy July 1ft. 1S'.2. The tioard re
(et the riiflit to reject any or all bids.
JOS. Hlfi-S. JAS.I.U1M
Secretary. I'resldent.
lane 17. ISM.
FOK SALE.
Farm In Munster township. Camhria coun
ty, Pr. For particulars call on or address
M F.S. EL.L.EX O" UON'N HL.U
June 17.3m. Cresson, Fa.
A
OAK UIA1) ol Barb Wire cheap at Pulton
it. sjon'g.
AUJI.TORS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby prlven that havinn been ap
pointed by the Orphtni' Court of Cambria enmi
ty Auditor to distribute the fund in the bands ol
Henry .1. Ilok and Peter O. Sharbauvh. exe
cutors of John Link. Jr., deceased, a shown by
their tntod Anal account to and and amongst
those entitled thereto. I will eit in Attorneys'
Kootn, Court House. Fienpburir. Pa., on Mon
day, Aninid lot, at 10 o'clock, a. M-.
lor the purpose of attending to tbe duties ot said
appointment, when and where all persons inter
ested may attend or be forever debarred Iroiu
coininir in on eaid fund. 11. tt. MVtliS,
July la-it. Auditor.
Cjtkay m:u4
O Ca
Came to the residence of the undersigned in
Munstor township on or about the loth of May
lant, a brindle bull about to years old. The
owner will come lorward, prove property, pay
chances and take him away, otherwise no will be
k 1 spot; en 01 aecordinv to law.
JAMKS M'LAT'llUUS.
Munster township, July 5, 18;.2.
NOTHEK OPFOKTl NTY.
On Tuesday, .luly i'.lih. Prot. Littlo, the eye
specialist or i"iusiiu. win beat ur. cm-rye aen
la I dttice in Ebenstninr. No chance Is made to
determine whether your eyes can be made to see
or whether your headaehes are due to jour eyes
or improper trusses.
XTOTlCE TO STOCK HOUiEKS.
1 Tbe annual meetinic of the stockholders ol
the Creson spnnirs Company will be held at the
Mountain Houxe Cretsun. l a. on Tl'KSl'AY.
AI'.iL'ST 2, lurj. at l'J o'clo-k. a. m. Election of
president and directors same day and i l n-e.
E. 11. PY1.K.
July l.V3t, Secretary
M. D. KITTELL.
A. ttorney-a x. - A w 9
EBENSBrKti; PA.
Iifflce In Arroorr Bulldinu, opp.Court House.
"AiKESISpfvwiatrtnt
relief aii'l is an infulhl'lo
tare for filva. I'ri-'1. l!y
T niiriri'itsormnil. SHini-U
freo. .A.Mr WAN AKt-IS,'
IJox -41t, Ne City.
GEO. M. READE,
ATTOKNEY-AT IAW,
tBE!HHrHfl. l'EMia.
aT-Oitce on Centre street, near llikh.
PLES
S' "v A m
EN t
Ol ill J
Carpets
:e:tc
Ii. 1 JOHSS'l u.. 'I. J. V l' K. A. W.IICK.
JfrTAULtbH ED lgT'J.
Johnston, Buck Sc Co.7
ijank'i:i;s,
KBEXSUUI.G. - l'EXX'A.
A. IV. HU H, abirr.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKULLTOW N. I' A.
T. A. SIIAKRAl tai, railiirr.
General fianlini Business Tr&nsactefl.
The tollowlni; are the principal lecture! ol
general l aosiDK tmi'icei'S :
DEPOMTH
Keceired pavatile on demand, and Interest I f ar
lzK certincaxea iff uej tu tlue dejoeiura.
LUA.VS
FztenJed to customer on tavoral.le termc and
aiproved iaper discounted at all timet.
COLLECTIONK
Made la the locality and ain all tljet ankln
towns In the United States. l"harei niodrate.
Ufoe.1 negotiable in all part nf the t'nlti.l
stiate. and loreixn ezrhanie issued on 11 i art?
ol turoj e.
AccorxTs
Of merchantn. farmers and other? Mi!ted. to
hum reasonable arc4jmc.latiiin wtil l-e eiteri'lC't.
1'atronn are )surl that all tranisncttont cliall
he h-l'l etrlctlT private an.l nnri'leritlal. nn1
that tlier will t.e treated as liberally as good
tanking tules will permit.
Kespectfully,
JOIlSTO.V. BK K A .
C. A. LANGBEIN,
Manufacturer ol aud Icaler In
ILL KINDS of HARNESS,
hADDIXS, BRIDLEN, WHIPS,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
Kobes, Hy Nets, Curry Combs, eU?., ete Ke
pairinir Neatly aad fromplly done. AH wotk
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Kidinir Bridles, from 60c. np.
Team Bridles, from H Wup.
I .ap Ousters, lrora oe. up.
Machine-made Harness, from J.) up.
Hand-made Harness, from f 10.00 up.
4)a-Call and examine my stock before pur
chawini; elsewhere. I guarantee to sell at cheap
as the cheaiest.
-Shop B artters'Kow on Centre street.
aprl2l'tf
LILLY
BANKING-: CO.,
LILLY, PA.,
JXO. B. Ml I.I.EN,
CAM II I I K.
A tJKXERATj l'.AXKlXU P.L'SIXKSS
ti:ansacti;i.
FIRE, LIFE, ANI A riDEXT IXS1R
AXCE. ALE THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPR1 SENTEI) 15 Y US.
Fyijgswf j it v v"'u j
Aoroutit"! of nuTcliatits. farmers ati-1 otli-f-rs
oarii-stly silii-it-il. :i-siiriiis ur at rotis
that all Iiimih's cnti ustoi to us will re
coive pronipt and careful at tciition. unci 1
licld strirtly -nifiil-iit ial. Customers will
m treat. -d a liU-rally a- pxJ haiiki'itr
rules will ti'rrnit.
LILLY P.ANKINi; cf.,
fet.". Lilly, Peima.
TOK SALE.
The tlmtier leal ot a tract ol land sltuat! in
lean township, Cambria county, containinx not
lesa that hall a million leet ol Lumber two
thirds Hemlock, balance bard wwd. Wuhtn
three (uarters ol a mile of the 1? (t K. li. In
quire ol JAMES KKAKNtY. Aiceut,
liLr- Lifjlh Ave.. Ailovna, Ta.
Juao lJ, lv-.,et.
Zu d f rw c 1
i.1
UP WITH THE SALES !
WE fflTH THE PEICES ?
No let up to the Great l?arg:iin S.ik this week of ire-s fioo
Carpets, Shoes, Oxfur.l-, and Clothir--. GO THEY SViUST !
Tliis week wo will sell a bi lot of new Chullies at aiul -lets,
a y anl. New wash .Ires ools, worth i .y nt Sc. a yard.
New 30-inch drers oods at 1"k Drc-s ginghams at S, 1(! ar.d
12c. Good calico at oc. Linen toweling, oc. l.ed table linen
at 21c. Curtain scrim, TV. Men's rray-mixed Hose at oc. a
pair
Carpets
at Lowest Possible Prices!
Is onr watchword. We cm Fuit yai in price.?, can please you in
pj;tlity, and if you want to buy carpets this month come to us,
as you will find our prices tho lowest of any house in this coun
ty. 1-yard wide carpet as low as 1" cents a yard. Cotton in
grain at SOc; best heavy ingrain at -10, 00 and COc; llrussels
at Go, TO, To, 8-jc. and si. 00; lia- at SO, 38, 15 and 50c;
Stair at 20, 22, 25 and :iSt.; Straw Mattin- at IT, 10 and 25c;
Window Shades, ("' feet Ion-', on spring rollers, at 25, .0, o5 and
45c each,
SHOES! SHOES !
Infants' button .shoes, 1 ?o 5, 22c a pair; Children's spring heel,
button or lace, 5 to S, 50c; Children's spring heel shoes, from
0 tc 1 1, T5c; Misses high cut spring heel button, 1 1 to 2, si. 25
and $1.18; Ladies' Oxlerd Tie?, patent leather tit's, at T5c;
Ladies' Oxford Ties, patent leather tips, sl.'JS; Ladies' cloth-top
Oxfords, with tips, at 1.2o, Ladies, try our new button shoes
at 1.2:J, si. A 8 and .$1.T5. Also our new cloth-to spring heel
shoe at $2.48. Gentlemen, trj our new solid leather shcs at
$1.24 and $1.50; Kangaroo, Lace and Congress at $2 25 and
$3.48 Boys' lace shoes, 1 1 to 2, 0-c; 2 to 5, at $1.23.
Try Jhn Ciofthhig !
For the next ten days we will give you your pick of two hundred
men's suits worth $12. (JO and $11.50, at
This week we will sell a hlsc hi ef( hildren's and bovs' suits at
a TWENTY-FIVE PER CEN'T. REDUCTION ! Pur-
chasers to the amount of si'). 00 or over will have their fare paid
by us. So come right along and d not allow this item of ex
pense to prevent you from takii: advantage of our Geat Bar
gain Sale. SIMON EL GO., Gallitin, Pa.
130.
v2
Will Hrwo For
ri r.-in--.
1. ili.i.-r .e
l'ln H i H i :J
K in: .
I ! lioits.
'..U M' VL-s,
I. ar.irc.
licii-r.-.
II. aii-n- St ..-,
I iirc-':t .
iri t Ol Ull klQ'ls,
1" "Ol
4 'UM n tit' r.
.M ur'.;;: Mwlllliv...
F.'eii j--r.-,
ft-l."i' l..r ittl T lariunc--li
iv l .rl.-.
Hay 'arru-r,
T!:rv.-::er",
VIT Ir A II"TYyou owe rnnrM-if and frnii.
ly la erf tht lel vnlnrt lor your ininer,
r o ii t m i f. In your fool v fu ' li iurt-hnlnf
. I.. Ilousrla Shai'H. whifli ri-irci.rnl iho
!--' vHinn lor prices m.uLtrtl, um thvutt&aaa
will liily.
fcsr-TAIi.E NO firB?TITl"TE.J
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WuftLO fuR THE MCNE1T.
A uniuipe rn-il fhoi. thrtt vttl not t-tp. ftuo
ralf, M.u.ini ', fcnuK-th inMi, tlexlMo. mira cm-lorutt-U.
M lh Mini tiurnMt hnu any i ti-r htx 'vt
f .Id t tlie rioe. ilqt-UiU cualoiu tuaie alijoscoitliitf
trttn $i Iok .
ni lltn!-pwe.!e flnralf shofj. The
in ti it li-ti. -rty aii-i lural'o h'k " r (m1I
at tli? tk. 'llu-y ttjuiU Hue iUiLKrud ninjea coauug
CO 5 I'oltrr Kho, worn byfarmer nn1 all
PU t hr who want a hr-ny !i)f, I hrcn
-.!- j. t-xte-Dsitm e'le 8iif , rab)' Vj WiiiJi in, aua wiu
k'-f-r til f'tt dt V ItU ! v. :iti:i.
SO ,50 Fine nil. 2.2 an 1 ft .4tO Work. !
-tw l:ic;tDii- Stu i. a in t-ie moif w tar ior ih
money thao my t'lhr ni.k. 1 he y uremtvlf frT
vice. Tbt int rcasmg eai.-liow tluU. 1 or kinLuea
IiQ'eftund thtti tit.
pnvc) .Ui D'l.i Youilif School
Dvj3 fhtM ur v.nii ly iho 1.?h ry-
hTfc. The moa rviccal!-sh ii at lh.ri '.
ladUICD aui 1.7.) Mi"-- I r
M iaMa are tuatleof iht JtotiolM r rue1f, nm
ilttiri'il. 1 Uvy art? vt-ry rt li-h,fttiiifrta'flaul tlura
llo. Thr jt-ui.hoe .MUjiii.cuKt4irt iiiteiltMh wcilnfc
f nvm $4AKt tOefcfi.tHt. I (lit ft h W'?i!l coccvuuiuixo 1U
their fol wear aro tlTulliikr Dutioui.
i a pi ion. W. i itulAs name anl the prlro 14
prtaiiiHl a the Lhiioiu f -aU t-tftc-; l.k fr it
whi'ii y I my. Itt-v ar-f ilcalr4ai!mvt ihk lhutv
piuutt. th r makes f.r thfta. urtiiilmtltuiiinttHro
f mutlnleiit ami ftuliJiT t r w--ut uu by iuW for u4
iJiiutng niorifv uuUr fal? ntratt.
1. lUil -LASt Jlrockcob, Maaa. bold by
C. T. KOBERTS,
Attll, I KI .VMK Itti. I'A.
l!i:iJT.":u
rollclss wrlltcn nt i t.'.Tt o'lce In the
OLD RELIABLE 4 ETNAn
ul ntttrr Fu-kI l.vn t'oniimnie.
T. DICK,
-im rose in s:
OLD I A. li tr IO it o
PIBEiaSIIRMCOllT.
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H. A. SHOEMAKER.
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Leave daily exi-oK Sunday.
t I.e e Sunday uniy
Hiie it lefcr.- tT.dirat teleirrajih Ft.ittnn".
lii-i.n;'. Mixi!' and tlriMtc'i t'rna :nif- rll'
be Itu: lit.itltini lor ni; trains.
No. 1 connerf at t 'reason with Julinstowr. t'r
.ress at t "JT lor l-nlMs oetwca t;r.'-i ...!
I uhrittiwn. and with I'af-ihr K.-prf-t at H ' . tT
p.iintx we-t of .Ichnftown. Aluo with Jin" r--"'1
at :i lur pmntu cast ot 'r'iun.
No. b connect with Mail Tr:i in at 4 'J ti.r po'rt'S
Weft of (Jrcrfon. and JVlali Kxprtfii fur boi'it.
east ol t 'rri.'a.
t'ri'in puiniK west ol 4'reon No. 4 co?ui:.-ct-;
w ith Jlail train at y ii. and Irom polnx e c of
Cref sun wlrii .li linstowti txpress at S U7, aud IV
cirit i-'xprcFs at 45.
N . ' onntcu with ill Train n 4 '.'" lro-
iHiitite c-int of 'rcntn. an l Mil Kri.renP .t ' 7
Ircm I'liints west ol t'resson.
Sunday iriin- connect with Hnclti- I"prr?ijr
M iil Train west and mail Kxrr- m
r.i-".ni-r!i io or trum punt on t'e-'n'--, t- n? -
N'Tthwcfti-rn i;ailruud can take Tuia t. i'rj
liTt or lrviiu.1.
Statif-nx niai kej "f" arc fl-ia ft--"ir. r.ui
renaera wNt.inir to net oil will nciTy tec'n
iluricr. ras-erircr vlililn; to net on will t.HX
the train at tticc i-tatlun-'. lTnl" wil -i t
nu It'.-? m. notii i-d. W.I. U.vni.U'N.
' tener il Mainnri-r and Superintendent.
F.J. KI'I.hih 'N. Iraln .Master.
4 TTMM ION, SI UI KKS!
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hae tcen ai.Mtote.1 t'-r the Hon. Sc- -
tarv the Interior I'KNSl iN AMn-,,v
A. MM". 1 have TWKiA'K YK.MfS' KM I
IFNl'K. All claims entrustej to me win ree'--e
i.rouipt attintion. Any Foldlern dvawir..- 1cb
thin i t-cr n.on?h i.oi.kI.io can Imve U Ircrer.i-ei
to . . i 10 and 1J per moniti accor tini4 to disa
bility, tinder the act .i tune 27. ln-n.
I'lra: e itive an old w .nti.le.l comra.ln vour at
ronaaTc. itln-e with Wni. ll.Secblcr. Attorncv at
l.t'.nlc'f li.iw, t eutre ftrect. K''enc'uri ,
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i Fcnfton Atfiiriff,
I.rtte M -ii.ir 1 1th Kct t.. Fciiua. Kc-crvc.
Slay -i. l!-..:-.ui
4 1.1'ITI K"S N )T I "K.
Notice
e i lien-tiy ulven that linvirir ! oen
appointed by the Orphan t'.nurt ot I'uulirii
county A ud i ir to distribute the lund In the !i" . .'
ol .lolin 11. ll.iuc-Ugs, iMiar.liau ol minor ctil' !
drcu of Mnllcna l.utlit-r. dt'coasel. dcrlvM
trotu iale ot real etate to and ammiutt thus? le
irally t-ntltiod therct.i 1 will Kit In Alti.t" .
KiM.m, 4'ourt H'niHc. l-.iM-ii.liur-. I'a.. -m .M-. 4.
lay. AncnO lot. IJ. nt In o'r ... k, a. - .
lur me purl- re 1.1 ,iu. ii iioc to the tlu: 'cs o! nt
aiiiitinent. when ntid wncre ail i-ernuu" In er-o.-tcd
ntf attend tr be lorever deorri'1 trum
'intnif In on aid tuud. H. 11. M KII .
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N'CTH'i; It. hcrel'V fcivt-u that the lolloainit ac-
enuut liar liccn hlel In the I'uurl nf ',iin
uien I'leas of t'tntria countv. 1'a . and will .-3
cnnrined hy r il l ?ourt on nvnla,
at ay mf Aukrnwt, unleeacaune be n.ou to the
cot.trAry :
Firvt and final ac-ount ot F. .1. O't'or.Unr, as
i'tttiee ol 'h. F. iiecklor et ux.
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Ja!yli,:-.C. Irothunotary.
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