'm3S9Km ftualmit Jrttman. LBKNSHIRO, c'AMHHl.V Co., I'A. FRIDAY. - DKCriMltKli Hi, A contract litis been awarded by the I Jettvsburjj Memorial Asssm-iation for a monument on tlie luttl-ri?ltl to General HiUH'lM'k. The rnitel State povcrnnient pays tli.- railroads- (KM,(MK) a year for car rying the mails. No one who ha.s friends to write to or customers to sell to grum blcs at the exiit-iiditure. Thf.ke are undoubtedly many selfish reasons for desiring a postponement of Mriff reform, but it is remarkably strange that any of them should lie harbored by the Democrats vlio profess to lie tariff reformers. Kx-Skcrkt aky IJi.aink's condition is again serious, and a report was current Monday that he a dying. The family fears the worst, and the physicians re tuseto make any statement for publica tion. They admit, however, the seri ousness of the situation. Ai t'okmsu to a telesyam from Steu benvillethe fading iron and steel man ufacturers in Ohio have formed a com bination to make war against the Amal gamated Association. "The defeat of the association in the Homestead strike has encouraged the manufacturers to Ix-gin the conflict. " Thk contents of Jay (Joultl's will were made public last week. The entire for tune will remain within the family, not a jieniiy leing given to charity. The ex ecutors anil trustees are his sons (ieorge J. liould, Kdwin (ioultl, and Howard (ioultl, and his daughter, Helen .M. (ioultl. The value of the .estate is esti mated at ;f.0,000,lOO, Ai.kkkt C'asano, a New York barU r, has won a macaroni eating match to which his colaborer, Joseph Minchaz.a, had challenged him. The loser ate two ami a half poll mis of macaroni dry ami rive pounds cooked; but Casano stowetl away a seven-pound dishful), topped of with thirty-live raw oysters and a bottle of wine, and went out with $."i0 in hi. ticket. Stamis in fifteen different values are being prepared for the tiovernment by the American I'ank Note Company, of New York, tti commemorate tiie Colum bian year. The designs were mostly ta ken from noted paintings, ami the work of printing began about a month ago so that the stamps will go on sale Janu ary 1 for a year, w hen they will le w ith drawn from general use. The new issue is expected to le very profitable to the Government. Is Eastern manufacturing circles there is unusual activity, and many new enter prises are under wav. The cotton mills in Connecticut are increasing wages, and all are running unusually full. The sweeping Democratic victory in the No vember election seems to have inspired confidence in all industrial circles. This is the invariable result of a distinctive triumph of the popular will, whatever the political and ecoin rr.ic theorists and doctrinaires may think or say. Dr. F.i.mkr Lee, of Chicago, who successfully treatetl cholera patients in Hussia last Summer anil has U-en lec turing upon his methods in New York, told a reporter that "cholera can be thoroughly controlled; for this reason I oppose the long continued quarantine imposed by the United States authorities. With a five-day quarantine at the port of Sailing, intelligent treatment on the voyage, well passengers at the end of the voyage may le discharged at once and should be, the sick ones ling removed to hospitals lt.r lit ulinc-tit " The House rules committee at Wash ttgton on Wednesday promised the inemlers of the Itaum investigating committee a special order within a day or two for consideration in the House of the reiort the majority made at the last session as the result of its investiga tion into the management of the ien sion otlice. It is expected that the order w illenable the majority to call up before the ho.nlays their resolution recommend jiig the dismissal of Commissioner Uaum The Republicans prevented action on t he resolution during the last session and an attempt to pass it at this session is very likely bi provoke a lively debate. Mr. Cl.EVEl.ANli announced on Wed nestlay in New York, that he hail tie citletl to gt to Iuikewood on January i; to remain until he goes to Washington He w ill prepare his inaugural address at I-akewood ami go from there direct to W ashington. Colonel Lamont and Mrs Ijtmont will accompany Mr. ami Mrs Cleveland antl their daughter to Wash ington. W hen asked atmut the cabinet Mr. Cleveland said: "There is not It ing in the gossip you hear about it, ant there will be nothing to say authorita tively for some time to come. At the projier time there will l no secrecy about the selection of the members of the cabinet." The North Atlantic Steamship Associ ation at London, on Monday, in view of the American regulations in regard to migrants, has decided to carry on its vessels only saloon and second class pas . T . eiiger irom January i next, it was also decided to materially reduce the numlter of failings during 1S'.3 and to raise the salt Kin and second cabin rates in order to make up the loss incurred through abandoning the steerage tratlic All secial excursion ratts for Chicago Columbian Exhibition have lieen with drawn by the association and there is no doubt that this action will result in a large falling off in the numU r of foreign vitjitors to the World's Fair. As a general thing the plain honest people do not take kindly to the jHssi bility of election contests in this county for the cilices of Assembly, Register and There is lit- tie or no doubt but that Jacob C. Stine- man, Daniel A. Mctiough and Dr. tJeorge Martin were honestly elected by the iKople of Cambria county, and any attempt to set aside the verim t 01 me leoplo at the pol!s,by legal technecalities and quibbles in our courts, should le frowned down by the people of all par ties. If, a-s alleged, in some districts the tiooths and guard rails were not placed in iositioiis that strictly complied with I he law, the honest voters vf those dis tricts should not le deprived of their rights of suffrage on that account when their ballots were honestly ca-t and honestly counted. That so many illegal votes were cast in one district and so many in another, although sworn to by men w ho do not reside in either district, when three watchers of each party supposed to be the best olitical workers in the re spective districts were on hand to watch their party's respective interests, is a rtrnru-.ttition that the neocle seem to "t doubt, even though live men are fount willing to xitrar they believe the state ment to lie true, there is a imssitulity that an odd vote here and there through out the county may have lieen llleually and wrongfully cast and unwitingly re ceived, but they are very few and the piobability is that neither party would Ik; materially affected by an expensive lection contest which would end in throwing out some few votes for both parties and then not affect the general result. Congressman' Sott, of Illinois, on Monday introduce! a bill to increase the internal revenue tax on whiskey to $l,'2f a gallon. To tax whiskey and untax the com mon necessaries of life is a olicy rapid ly growing in favor among Democrats in Congress. To add i0 cents a gallon to the w his key tax which is promised by some jier- sons win increase me revenues n OOO.IHH) a year. It will embarrass no industry, lay no burden upon the people ami harm nobody. It will not even di minish consumption, as experience has proved. The distillers themselves do not ob ject. W ith the tMindmg system in force they are not called upon to pay the tax except as they make sales, ami it takes nothing out of their iiockets. The ma chinery for collecting the tax is already in complete working order, so that the increase w ill add nothing to the cost of collection. The danger of illicit distil lation no longer exists in anything like the degree it did in the more chaotic time immediately after the war, and frauds of that kind can now l prevented as easily as any others. In brief, here is f.O,lMM).(.MK of revt nue to te had for the taking, and its taking will hurt no interest ami offend no sentiment, while it will free tin hantls of Congress for the work of re lieving the eop!e's burdens. There has teen some rather pitteous talk about the poverty in which Mr Harrison will quit otlice, says a corre spondent of the .V. 1'. World. It is sub limated nonsense. Mr. Harrison has had an annnual salary of JoO.OOO. He has tieen allowed $3, (KM) a year for a private secretary, "2,5(M) for an assistant secre tary, and from $;0O to 12.000 each for one executive clerk and disbursing ot?i cer, another executive clerk, four other clerks, an usher, a steward, chief door keeiiers, four messengers, an engineer ami a watchman. lie has also Itt n al lowed the tidy sum of $'.,0h) fur "con tingent expenses. Th&t is to say, Mr. Harrison, in addition to his salary of $.10,(HH) a year, has hail his expenses paid to the tune of f44,l'oo a year, thus making his annual earnings i'.tl. 20O, and his earnings for the term $;57ii,-soo. This docs not include any Ch(k May cottages or any of the presents made to his family on the tour around the coun try. If IU-Mjamin Harrison has not saved more money in the last four years than he ever earned in four years before, he has acquired habits of extravagance of which he is wholly uususHctetl by anyliody who knows him. The Populists in the next Senate, says the .Y. V. Winl,l, will ln the natural al lies of the lcmiM'rats on the most im portant matters that will come In-fore Congress. These are tariff reform, economy in exienilitiires, anti-trust and anti-corruption legislation, the rejieal of the Federal election bill ami the admission of Arizona and New Mexico to the l"n ion. The Democrats and the Populists fused in several of the Western states. They will together control several of the legislatures. The third party has no affiliation with the Republicans. It is composed in the main of voters who have In-come disgusted with Rcpublncan rule. Senator Kyle, of South Dakota, a leader of the Populists, says, "There is much in common lictwevn our jieople and the iVmocrats," and adds that he has, wholly unsolicited, voted nine times out of ten with the Democrats in the Senate. The Republicans cannot rely ution re taining their grip on the Senate by the votes of the men who have overthrown them at the West. In Eastern manufacturing circles there is unusual activity, ami many new en terprises are under way. The cotton mills in Connecticut are increasing wages, anil all are running unusually full. The sweeping Democratic victory in the Novenilier election seems to have inspired confidence in all industrial cir cles. This is the invariable result of a distinctive triumph of the popular will, whatever the political and economic theorists and doctrinaires may think or say. Hashiuirlan Letter. Washington D- C., Dec. 10, 1S1: Mr. Harrison has always leen credited wilh U-iiig jiersonally aUive trickery,, but that lielicf has lieen a little shaken by his a -ceptance of the tricky figures of Secretary Charles Foster, concerning the finances of the Government for the next fi.-cal year. According to these figures, instead of the deficit which nearly every -Imdv (including Secretary Filter him self) who has given the matter careful study has predicted for the fiscal year ending June :U. IS'.H. there will 1-e a surplus of nearly :i.?,ox0,oo'. This is purely and simply a Republican trick, anil it was incoriitiratetl in Mr. Harri son's message for no other purioSe than to enable the Republicans to charge when the exacted deficit comes that it was brought aliout by 1 K-inocratie waste fulness and extravagance. Mr. Harri son must have felt ashamed of the fig ures himself for he took care to qualify them by several very important "its" ami "biits. " If that deficit is avoided it will lie by the exerc ise of lVmocralie statemanship ami economy i:i the pres ent Congress, and if the Republican Sen ators value the gtiod will of the country thev would better not attempt to increase the appropriation bills as they will Ik? passed by the House. Representative Hooker, of Mississippi, is very sanguine that the bill introduced by him changing the time for the meet ing of Congress from Iecemlcr to March will In-come a law. He is certain that it will get through the House, ami has as sura nee irom renaiors wnicn causes mm to lielieve that it will not lie seriously opposed in the Semite, ami there is rea son to believe that Mr. Harrison would willingly sign the bill. Should it U come a law the first regular session of the Fifty third Congress would U-gin next March instead of next iN'cemlier. Representative Allen, or "Private John Alien, of Mississippi, as his friends call him, enjoys the reputation of .being the wittiest man in Congress anil his summary of Mr. Harrison's message "The message sounds like motion for a new trial, but I do not think the country is going to grant it," ha detracted nothing from his reputa t'u m. lb-piililicaii Sn-nators are to In- given an opportunity to show whether they have In-en hone.-t in their talk against the present silver law. S-nator Hill has in troduced a bill for the relM-al of that law, ami a similar bill has Itt n introduced in the House by Representative Williams, of Massachusetts. Senator Ycr-t wants to know who is re- stKinsible fur the " rnicious activity in In-half of the Republican party dis played by employes of the census bureau during the late campaign, ami lie lia.- offeretl a resolution for a little investiga tion, and in a few remarks thereon he stated that he had lieen informed that the chief of a census bureau division who was arrested ami jailed limit-ran assumed name for trying to work a scheme It kee p ;'i"i Democratic voters in the State of New lurk away from ttie imlls liad after having his resignation .iked for ami given, Ik-cii rewarded for his at tempted dirty work by In ing given a lietter place in the tiovernment service Tin-re is some difference of opinion . to whether Senator Frye's bill providing for a comprehensive system of commer cial enmity to Canadian interests is i bluff made at the request of the admin istratioii. or whether it really emliodies the Senator's sentiments on the sub- jt ct. The agitation aliout that old treaty with England prohibiting war-shqis on the Great lakes is in the same category The names of a mimlicrof gentlemen int lii. ling Representatives Mi-Miller, o Tenne.-see; ISrcc kenridge, of Kentucky Wilson, of Wt st Virginia; ami Rvnum of Indiana, have li n mentioned probable candidates for t lie speakershii of the next House, but neither of them has announced himself as a candidate l-MK-aker risp is the only candidate ve in the field, but it is expected that a soon as it shall Ik. positively known when the next Hoii.-e will ineel there will In others. The bill which has In-en introduced in the 1 lnliM- by Representative Rayner, o Maryland, providing for the establish ment of a national tiiiarantine, has In-en very favorably received, and the indica tions are that it will In-come a law. A 1 eint n-ratie senatorial caucus lias apniintctl a committee to look out for Deinin-ratic interests; al-o one to confer with Denim-rats in the state legislatures in which attempts are U-ing made to trick the I einocrats out of senators. Hills for the repeal of the obnoxious as authorizing the employment of I'. S. deputy marshals and election super visors at the JmiIIs have In-en introduced in the House ami Senate, although it is not expected that the Republican S-nate will be willing to deprive- the Demtn ratic Congress of the honor of wiping these laws from the statute Uoks. Still the introduction of the bills at thistimc is an evidence of I iciiitn-ralie gotnl inten tions that will In? appreciated A Mar to lliett. The trouble ab. .ut relying timn the courts to prevent the attempted steal of Senatt r.-hips in the northwest is illus trated in the Montana case. The Republican courts are as partisan and apparently as unscrupulous ns the Republican candidates or canvassing Inianls. The Supreme Court of Montana has decided against the iH-mtn-rats in the Iiox Elder precinct. To do this it was obliged to decide exactly contrary to its ruling in 1VM, in the famous Silver Row case, iinin which the first Republican theft of two S-nators in that state was based. Rut a little thing like reversing their own tleci.-ioti in order to give their party control of the legislature does not dis turb the Montana Republican judges any more than reversing his instructions to a grand jury in order to save Rlocks-of-Five Dudley from the n-n:teiitiar trou bled Judge Wotnls. If the steal shall succeed in Montana or any other State by means of a prosti tution of the courts to partisan uses there will In-but one remedy left. The Sen ate is the sole judge of the election, re turns ami qualifications of its members, ami that if the result of any election shall ln reversed by fraud or trickery "it will U the duty, ami no doubt the pleasure, of the Senate to deny admis sion to the pretenders." The Senate must not In- stolen. .V. 1. World. A Business lime Lock. East Pai.ksti.sk. p., Iec. 12. The story of a peculiar incident here on Sat urday leaked into cin-iiiation to-day. Friday night F. R. Chamln-rlain, cash ier of the banking hou.se of ChamU-r-lain Rnw. k Co., closed the vault for the night under the impression that it was Saturday instead of Friday. He accord ingly set the time-lock to ojn n on Mon day morning, as he snpjnised, but as a matter of fact it was set to on-n Sunday morning. Saturday was pay day at a numlter of the works here ami the' funds for the pay rolls were in the time-locked vault. The bank was obliged to secure the money from Salem, as the time-clock could not In? iersuaded to open until Sunday morning. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. MM 1 j&m ABSOLUTELY PURE The Grave Tension Problem. The expenditure for tensions during the coming liscal year will be almut SlSUHH,KHi, and another "year w ill J swell the amount to the appalling sum of $-MK,tH0,HK. Even with this enormous expenditure. very many of the most worthy, of our lisahlcd soldiers are licit iiensioned at all or are inadequately jn-nsioned, while tens of thousands of fiensioii thieves, by jw-rjury and fraud under the lead of pro fessional sharks, have roblntl the de serving veterans and trie country oi scores of millions. Pension reform does not mean the re duction of any soldier's pension who clearly merits it undei the law. On the contrary, pension reform means gener ous jiensions to the truly deserving aiu'. the dismissal from the rolls of all who have obtained pensions by fraud. It needs only a casual glance at the figures of the iiension office to learn how perju ry, fraud and robU-rv have run riot in at department of the government. The census taken in ls.H, neirly three years ago, gives the following total of survivors of the I nion army and navy and their widows: Soldiers ..1.974.S..7 -'."i.tVIt . . it;:i.it' Sailors uinl marines SurviviiiK executors Total l.Jf..'.7tC. The foregoing figures embrace all sol diers enlisted for emergencies, many thousands of whom did not serve nine ty days, and are thus not eligible to jn-n-sions. It embraces all who were mus tered and takes no note of the many w ho were not honorably discharged, and au honorable discharge is necessary to a successful pension claim. In addition to these large deductions fiom the fore going list of those who are not eligible as K-nsion claimants, nearly or quite ,riti,HHI. have died since the census was taken. Reducing the census returns of surviving soldiers, sailors, marines ami willows bv the deaths, the numlier that did not serve ninety days and the iium-ln-r not honorably discharged from the service, there are not one million of sur vivors to-day who could lawfully claim elisions. They are now over '.HH,0o0 lension ers on the tension rolls, or fully s.'iil.tMNi exclusive of revolutionary, war of lsl or Mexican war lensioners, and there are over 4tX,lMHi applications yet n-ml-ing, most of which are original claims. Taking the nuinln-r now on the ien.-ioii roll fioin the late war, and the number of original applications n-uding, there are more n-nsioners ami applicants for elisions to-day than there are soilders. sailors, marines and soldier's willows in the land. And it must In- rememln-rcd that there are scores of thousands of our liest veterans who have never applied for ensions, some of whom, while fully meriting tensions, have In-en hindered by the dishoner that attaches to so niaiiy n-nsioiiers in every community. These tigtires are alisolutely coiiclu five of the fradulelit character of tens of thousands of tensions now drawn from the Treasury and of the colossal robberv t.f In.th honest soldiers ami the nation: and the citizen who opn.ses rad ical (n-n.-ion reform mu.-t In- either sim pleton tr knave, and the soldier who op nises it di.-holiors his cause in jn ace and could not have honored it in w ar. 17Ai. file ew Flertoral Nyslnn. It seems to le generally accepted that the present House will propose and pass by the required two thirds vote, an amendment Vi the National Constitution providiag for the divi.-ioii of the F.lei to ral vote in exact prontrtion to the lmpii lar w.te cast for the resjtective candi dates. I'nder this system the Electoral vote would In? apix.rtioiied in Pennsyl vania this year on the following jh. polar vote: Pop. vote. Klcc. vote. Harrison .". Iil.till it; Cleveland 4 -1 V4 1 lliil well L'."..l-.'.l I Weaver s,7U o Harrison has a fraction over the vote neci-s.uy to command lit Electoral votes, but Cleveland has a much larger fraction over 14 Electoral votes, and he would In? entitled to the one vote given to the fractional numln-r. Rid well would ln entitled to one Electoral vote, although he falls some 7, HH short of the requi sue quota. It is impossible to attain the election of President and Vice President by a ill- rt-ct nipular vote. A dozen or more of the smaller states would protest against it In-cause it strips them of their present unmerited intiui-iice in national contests, and they have the iciwer to defeat it. W hen it is an imperious necessity to pro- vide a remedy for a seriously threatened evil, and the lest remedy is not obtaina- ble, it is the urt of wisdom to accept the l-esl . remedy that can lie had. Mr. Springer S promised amendment, providing for the distributiou of the electoral vote in accord with the mjiular vote for President and Vice President, is HOW llKC-iy to lie revised and rcnrted to the Hou-e at an early dav and nvi rr .nil. ai an i any nay , ami every consideration of public duty and public safety calls for its passage by the present Congress. A grave ic-ril confronts the country, and the party that opMiss Electoral reform must In- judged by the rieople of all juirties as oijxsed to the tranquilly and safe ty of the Republic. The Ka l Lost. Plllt A1.KI.I HIA, D.-C. 14 Judge Fell day decided against the Pennsylvania to Kail road Company's application for a reversal of a verdict indemnifying a shipper over the line whose goods were lost in the .Johnstown Horn!. The goods in dispute consisted of 10 liarrels of whisky shipn-d from licthany, Pa., to Lang, IJernheiiner & Co., of Philadel phia. It was shown that while the part of the freight train containing the whisky was swept away by the water, Ihe car in which it was loaded re mained uninjured, but was deserted by the crew. A mob of vagabonds seized the liquor, and a committi e of citizens was obliged to take it from them and dt-stroy it for the protection of the com munity and preservation of order. As employes of the road had neglected to interfere with the plunderers, the judge re fused to interfere w ith the jury's ver dict. Carkie fk'iiKU, one of the orookel girls of Pittsburg, left the smoky City w hen the Mayor's order was given turn ing a certain class of females out of their homes, and landc-d inAltoona, in which place she attempted to kill herself with laudanum Monday night, lut wan prei vented by the use tof a stomach pump. Ponvder KKHKAMI OTIlt K .No Printing in raised characters blind was invented in ls-,-7. for Hi. Tie first theatre in America asoH-ned at Williamsburg. Va.. in 17.".,'. There are over miles of tunnels cut in the solid rock of l.il rallar. 1 1 appy and content is a home w ith "The Ro chester," a lamp with the light of the morning. Catalog ues,writ e Rochester 1 .an ij iGiJ e w Yor k. The dis 1 mice of I he earl h from I lie sun is altiut '.C.u !',ii'. The average tlislanct of the iiiooii from the earth is a lain I J4ii.i miles. The sun is. therefore, iiearly 4m times as faraway irtnii Us as the moon. .I. E. Pin kiiij.'on. a prominent citizen of W'aslii iiglon county, while handlim; a shot nun at Old Concord. Thnr-itay niilhl. accidentally ili-chartted the piece. The contents tore off his forehead, laving t he skull hare. Clilt-ss erysipelas m-s hi. he will probably recover. The resident e of .Iamb I'a-t. a well-to-do farmer living near l uionlow it. was tun mil Thursday afternoon while the family were attending a funeral. All tin contents iiii lulling $i in iiuint y. were de stroyed. The lo-s is estimated at ".. with no insurance. A defective tine i supposed to have In-en l he cause. A county collector at Clinton. Mo., one night last week sent one of Ids helM-s to the Kansas City. Osceola .V Southern railway and locked a fiviuht em-'ine to tin rails to force the t-ici.paiiy to pay its taves for the year. The company promptly wired their hanker to pay the taves. II. did so ami theei.gine w a released. I.ai -ire iiiautilies of oil escaln-d from a leak in 1 he Crescent Pipe Line Company's line, in Manor township, near l.ancasier Pa. mi Suuday. Several hunters ignited it to see it burn. The w hole country w as in a short time a blain mass. The buru im; oil ran into 1 lie Conesiona creek. Trees and fences over a large area were destroyed, but the pin- line company's employes tilially sulnlued the lire. Tht loss is lai'e. Thursday aftci noon John Keiiil.ler. a well -know u hu-iiiess man of Philadelphia, while out hunting in tin- vicinity of Yiiungsiovv n. Westmoreland County, ac cidentally shot himself through the I. ft breast, ext. iriim almost in-taitlty. lb-was crossing a fence at the time and slipped. Tin- l'iiii l auulit mi tin- mil ami was dis charged. He w as almiit tio ears old and married. His remains were sent home j esterday. A dipatch from Youmrstow u. O.. -:i that capitalists of New York are trying to purchase all the rolling mill- ami blast furnaces in that part of Ohio and uuile them in a toganlic coml.inali m under oih maiiaUf incut. The amount to In- paid is Said to In-f7.ll.ll. The exact object I- not known. Some think it is to be a rival of the Carnegie combination, while ol hei -Ihink it w ill act in harmony with liiem. The former t henry accepted. Au extensive barn including a number ol buildings on the farm of . I. E. M.iwi. y. at Meshoppeli. near W ilkeshal If. Pa., were ilcslitoed l lire early on Monday 'rimming. Twenty-live head of tattle. ' mostly of Ihe Ourhalll slin-k. three Iml-es and one colt N-ri-ln .1 in I li. Il.nu. I ni '.v tons of hay. -.-1 era I tons , .f til a i u and nee t all t he farming implements w . i .- al .. . . .n - S.lllled. The loss js estimated al Slo.lKI partially insured. The origin is at (i United ' to incendiarism. Philip I. Arm. .nr. tin- millionaire j packer ot Chicago, has en a i l.rMuias i gift of over $1.. "an i. mi lo that city. Alio : lutely unknown to the public work has . !eeii going on for a year .;el toward the election of a magliilicient live-stol y build ing and it is now all but ready for occu pancy. This litiililing will l- known a i the Armour institute, ami will t- to 4 hi- chago all that the lhl-Xel institute is to Philadelphia. This building is but a small part of Ihe gift. In addition to it and for its sup port Mr. .Miuour give-id. -4uo.iMi. All that money, brains ami lalnu 4 can do v ill In- made tow al d making itlhe : greatest instituti- for luanuai training, science and aitin 1 his oiinl i y. Peter Kemh-r -ind Anna Poyer. of 'aiiaml. n-y . near Si rouiisluu g. I'a., w i re engaged to he 111 II I led. Pemh I " comluct led Miss ISoyt-r inbreak the engagi mi ni. ' and ih-spilc P.endel 's apn als she adhered to her re-ol ii I ion not to niai iv him. - Pender threatened to kill himself. Miss P.oycr paid no at lent ion lo what she ci.n- siilereil the uit re vapoiiugs of an angry man. 1 hat I. miiI. I meant w hat he said I : was traggicaiiv loiceii upon .vn-s i;oi r on i Monday. She met Kemh-r. and w Io n she still n-rsisted in declining to marry him. he drew a revolver ami cry ing out thai if she w ould not man y him she should marry mi t else, he s,,,t .t jn neck. T-liinking the girl dead. Pender placed the j pistol to his head and lil.-w out his i. rains. j When picked up M iss Koy er was Mill alive, I hut will probably die. j I llrrilMria ii-f. . -V ,on fte fhe ne r.n;.n 7i 1 J' 'uma ur iil.'rf ruital.ie l..r lei-tin i v-.MlHlr,ulan.. I I"u j ue K B. Uunsj- MaKDctir Catarrh Hlin. heailruc auit r.-aii9iDa. iir i-nturrli t.f tlie l.tfU t tir .IT, . M.I I i n u l.ti.. f.k. mil I r. H i muruus mrf.ioiB, relieve II. o nuri-nreit uiiil ,"""'"" '"''I' t ih Iim.i. tur ii-t . er, etc . iliiui.i-t il.e ili-liar an.t n.liem U,e ' iut. inrn i.n e raiariti. -nti Iw Imuuht at iho : '"e ,fc"fnw-''-aii,!,m"'U" lhe ,"""'c B'"0,' WKS. M. SlluKM A K l.K. Not a ftiine -t-...le my that Catarrh ran te rore.1 in a ua ll yuu Ktt well In ItirKe inuodia you win Ins tlolDK ell. Catarrh in in the t.l.xxl. I ViibiufI t.urily the l.l.-l a aril an hr.ilthr tulrt iu yi.ur lr ami h-a1. The Cai-lut Kl.xi.l I Cure ill k.d urily ll.rl.lo 1: B,, rur,., rhru uatli-ui r .H.iue. I have u.-el Ik.Ui. Ker tale at toy druK'U.r. W KS. M. SllUKMAKr K. ! IV'T l ! . t-.'caV IU Tour hean aU.ut what to ur trif-ni!t lt.r f hriMnnis iimnH. o lo Carl kn Iniufi' aPU you nl nod all tuu want. trunk rranron or I lie l.iiiwr lllll rulil . y I urril t AitiuiHMeriai; r. tl Ht -a Uolalrn psrllir. It l Dinuula.-ture 1 m' a m,ter. xtili fi ran t.e Iven In a tela a ol ter. a cup ol eittre ur Ira. i.r lu ImmI . without Ihe kni.olr.lne ol the aurut. It Ip atiM.lntelj hrnjl--n. ami wiltertert n-rma-i.ent an.l .m--1j rure. whi-lher the .atl-ut Is a nioderaie drinker or aln.hi.lir wrrrk. ll ha teru KiTen in tli.tunanilai.l cases and in evrry luittmire a prr!e rure has lullownt. It ueirilmt. The tjom one i imreanalrd with Ihe .rrih-. it tc Couiea an ullrr liai.ni.il. Illiy ur lh lii,u.ir j eile .u exl.'t. uie KUxrauiee.1. 4S .ar Inxik ol fiarticuiara tree. Ai1.nr tlnl.lir N M-KClKli: fl I.. ul ly. lua Kare St . li.i-iiiiiat t, (I. '111 rJ nii.rt huill.le .ie;i-iaii Iitr your i.areiil. 1 lindhrr. tirtrrt. utirirs. aun . r u.lreu or i-weeihrart you ran nnd at t'arl lie. luiu--. 4 t'AK l.llAIl ol Karh w. ire rlie al Huiu.n 'Cll' ran hod a nire i Mini i t Watrhea, ruit ahle lor your Iritudi al i rl lot iliuk' ri'U K nue nelrrtion ol K'nus li.r your wert JL brartf al Curl Kivmiii.H'. "Jinii:K la hrrel.f tcl-ro thai ih-I..II.,wii.k r ; n.uctn have lreu hlrd lu ll.t Ci.url ul l'..ni- inon f lea of e'auitiria r.iunly, t'a . and will lv CMl.Drajr.l hy mid court on l tie ItUh day nl.lli uar , A. I. lHtj, unler cue le fhown to lhe contrary: 'lhe hrst and final arcount el Mathiat tirade, cxerulor ol Oei.ftte M. tirade, dwutMd, whowa altneol John it. hlaylor. J.C. IIAKKY. Ibc. lo, lsfi r-roilionotaxy. 1) AII.KOAIttlMK TABLE NO. 1 HKTHb I .:r-.n. I'lcarttaltl C'iot and Mew York hort Koute Kailral. In ctlert on and alter Nureailntr lil.ta 181. 1 Irvona D ri rt Z z r sc " J -o s .a .a ,e .o o ss o c 2 is'issssssss'ss i liurrh j ) I rainf . ac t - - , - t X I Line S3S Mall r Y. .IllHt .... ' l-arinr : JT- J Kxie... Z iMail.. I -hiirrl. ITrau.f ! ;i 'reitui '. IKx.i.t.. j ac t-t r . a. -r -i nrrrCTTr-sijiT5ia. I.avr dally exifit Sunday. 1 liave unday t.iiT HlnrK let em tndlrate telea-raiih Matlona. lrnn '. Mm.te'a and lrllle'a Cro-flnuf tn nan tll'.n l.w i; mini. N I n.nnrcti. at Creimon with Juhnsrown rlll nisi at S -.'7 lur isitntd netween Jreanon and l..hniin. and with I'aoinc Kxrea at 45 lur plnt wetl of .lohre-town. Alwi with Mall Tram at ! VJ lur M.int rant ol "re wm. No. 6 ponnrria with Mail Train at 4 20 lor point Went ol Che-mtn. and Mai: Klprma fur point eai! ot I 'rM.n. Croiii iMiitit ac't ol Creon No. 4 exinnerli with Mall train ai 23. and Irom nmt want ot C'reHn wilh Jehnntown Kxpreaa at 8 Z7. and Pa cini I-ret at S 4i. N-i 6 siiniir-i with Mall Train at CM Irom IN.Int-. eaxt ol Crem. and Mall Kxpreaa at 17 Irouj ointri wet ol CreHnn. sui.dav train c.oinsrl with Pacih Kx.reafand .VI ol Ira in arm and mail r.xpre east. l'H!'enllrrl m or Irom point on r'enn li-anla v N.trthwrxtern Kailroad can lake train al Coal IHrt tar trv.ina. Slatiot. inaiked are Han atatlona. P- Mineri wtFhina- to et oil will notify the con diicior. I'arrniirr wlfhtna; to a-et on will II an the train at lhee atalloaii. I rain will not atop urilrfto notit el. V. f. KATHBl'N. tienrral Manavrrand uierlnlendent K..I. Kt'KiliNlN. Train .Master. UA1 1'Kl IAI TIM K TA III.K I K THK KKKNS l.ura: .('reon Hram-b Kailroad. In eltert iNsrrultH-r-Jll, 1191. I'aaarrllaaial l'raaa. VVI-T. KAST. ilrnrr Kti lUib rlarrlaLaraT Ac. ttlatn Vetrrn Kxp.... 4 4 1 a m Sra-hore fcxp.. o :4o a lu .lohn-.ii.wn K(. ti -.'4 a to Mail 1 a m l-arinr Kxp 4."i a m lay Kxp 11 "4 a on M H 4 20 p in i Altoi.na Kp.... I l p Way i-as :M p m! Mall K.xp 6 17 p in ift.ll tip a I'm p m St H I HWAhll. t No. 1. No. I. No. 3 lance. a at A at P M. Kt.enttnira 7 4 liiaS 3 . Itra.llry 3 0 7 tu lu al 3 44 Kivhii IK 7 f- luaa 3 Ml N.k-I 6 1 . a ul lo Si 3 5ft Miinxirr 7& a oe.. 1U4I 111) l.urket . V 6 B 11 lo 45 ...4 lih t-rr: on II :i M 2u IU 5u 4 1 MilU 11 WAKH. I iu- No 1. No. 2. No. 2. Utv-e. am a m en. frraai.n . ti II HI fi l.ii. krl 17.. . S 11 6 Mun-irr 3 a 4u ..ll --v s :r, N.n-I 0.3 44 II :i"i 4J Kavh.r e 6 47 II 41 ..5 4i Kradlrv 8 3 V Si 11 47 7 Kl-nt.ur 11 3 10 lo 1 ul 6 10 Kradiry. N.k-I and I.ucket are Klatc Stations. No trunk on Sunday. Garfield Tea 'urm k HiUurlM! luHi'l'wrtMlipivlli'li.l htitfL M4iuiiii Trrs. OtKrilcU'1lt4to .SMWI ro.Mii f bad eauiur. . S1W MbSl,ti.V. Cures Constipation DR. TEEEL fo .orlh 1-our I la M- J trto (jrtrtt, alkt4W-tt4Ua. A1T& UC lUtail 4t4viaVma. LLC lam at4 fwl vrttoiuir OaxUara bfcir fiviiWd, Mm Bkarli avm tiUaafava Im .rt4UM- tti CUT bli-r all Urr tail avL! lufllr tt-H writu-a wl r-HU-V, trrr ttditt-T. lira trrLi-Bil : aiii kl'-r ILr It 1 1 ia.cl.nf U- foil laiatiWtc turrra itti U-1I Vv ct tWiaat-'ti. r- Mil 4-, l4ttat-la. yr f '4j; A .tltt. 4al 4lt-r acii-l tlin.truaTu fcaoiu- V 7 ("tlljvj (4AaI CHlt4ua. IU- l.iOa- 4-ua- liu Jit lll. 4, ' jV V . I"..- liitlM nut. r-t--l THh .mi . .-u.4 O r THtLL. t-. Lav- 1.4.1 6 mri EtuupeAA Htattplt m..i 23 .r- i-iim u -..I . - ro H- r1au.il.. a I' Lliil Hi tit CavU-lldl U '11 kit ii.. I tool rUiurai-k u tot. II J.--- rilltrsr tt,M lit. It- .1,11. .. In- aj - nnl l dw - It'- aVMvtK dtW pr-rvt4 .--s, . ..f 3vi iiili-. Ulcr Strivtur. Oox.or i t-vi K.la mift UlaU ttSJ - M.I1.IT- ff4a. Mrl.ft4 hollt. HI. i .(.. ui. i.iiu-s i .! 1 1 1 a a M-iiit . i-ur. iii jrouthlul lrd;u iftmn, ..t i.tt. - i - vuf. U-tu-mmbr . IK ThLLL tun .t.i.t hi! tl. r ii.f clavint t dt. i. TH tf.i. .- .t..ii l. -' tri-Htut. t.l Hr -..!. 1. 1 I.r 1 1,- A tiu- li. m-.M "' -' a" -trla.- ' trm.-' -- it tut- ft r tt.. e ,..rl -. .J H"l - lMll , U. X f . -tJ- n. r- !- -l th t S il c 1.1 u I i.r Irotn i. m u rl.fk . fuli- a-.. l I i- rlt 1" !-. 114111(1 ! if 4TI Btlialii lT - '- .-r (It- tt u- uir-.)ii"l U.k Jv-Tii-sfj, m trirbd t oil, l,.i,t i,. Dtxl-Iif a.:' ' I lr..:i tM-. M (Itrail -cli. AOll i. t..r an.T4.11.4r u .' ib -t ti.-lr.fti H-k- lli mri mtrmtA -u .it tiiil thnr .fci.i raut-f 4-a-4. -4 KKaI It. Tbrw-1 U-tkU- M.U4.aU 111 VI olio 4) tlid SaltllJa) Puli4a4Vl-lll J loWltt. COAL fy K ,'innUt'(ntr of V-nobrla rourtj will re 1 Keeie .ekled Pnipt.fatU at their ottllce in K:riit tmre until TUESDAY, DKCKMBEK IT, 1-V.rj, AT 12 0-CI.00K, M.. ri.rit.i-1 Scrrrnrd IVal t I delivered In I. In ut lhe Curt li .u r and .1 ail h.r one year In iu the r.Mi ilay ..I .litnuiry nrxt. The Comutfln rr reserve the riyht lo rre-' anv or all tod. .It ill N K1KII. . Aitr-t: 1'. K I'll.liN, It. A. M. liill llH. J. ll. I.IiV ll, cl'-rk. Cotumiaioner. Klieihurc, l'a..lrc 16. lis-J MX. CASSIDAY'S Shaving Parlor, EBENSBURC. 'I'll S wrll. known Shivlnu I'arlnr I located on 1 i rntre street, near the County Jail, ha re criitty iwn l.xn...iurljr rciurnlrhed papered, au.l htie.l with evrry umdern comenieuce, and i ..tic ol tl.r prrttlMyt. neate'l. and hrn hop In N..rthrrh Cauil.ria It Ih In charae ol ci.iope tntit workmru who will a-lve evrry attention lo cuht..tuers. V our pal r.-hax e ..iritd KOHt.Uri'ASSIHAV. U I IT 1 . 1. l.K 11 KAN UK M J. SHKTI HI. PRomiKTiiR. lirated at liuH.n. - , near the K. K. a Y, i.'ailway lK-pot. tt e alwaya endeavor to lur nlsh ttio het accmntnodaliona lo tuloes nien. plra-ure eeker and hoarder. Persona In earrh ot .sun ii.rt and quiet will hod It a delralde ila-e to top. The 11. le la unsurpassed and la a I way ui.ilirit with the he.-t Ihe market arti.rda.and all Ihe drllcaoie of the eaon. I be liar la aup phed with tin? cholrefl ol pure liquor and cigara ar.d noihtna- hut the hem In ild. Special atten tion ariven lo the rate ol horar. 11 J. SI'H KTTKt. VliMIMSTKATOKN MITllK Notice U herel.y xlvrn Ibat lrtler l A liuinmtra ti. n on lhe Kstate ol William K. Powell, late of the Townahlp of t'learneld. County tH Cauitiria. and State ol Pennsylvania, deceaaed, hate iM-eu Kranled to K. K. Huarvtu, reidrnl ol rai l townhip, to whi.ua all perrons In. let. ted to r.ti.l r-t ir arr rc.nested Ui make payu.ent.anj tl.one havn.K rlatuir or droiand will make known the ame without delay. K. H. lU'NRH IN, A.ln.lni-lrau.r ol M m. K. Powell, decaaaed. St AuauKtn.e, Pa., I let. v. lsi. I'M I MSI K Al K1X' NCIKH K. Not Ice I hereby Klvrn Ibat letter ol ad-minZt-tratlou on the eatate of 4orneliua liever, Lite ol the lownhip ol MuntliT, county of Catn l.r a and ate ol Peuny Ivanla. lie-scared, baviuar iM-rn a-rabted lo uie, notice I herel'y a-lven Ci ail pt-itH.n indette.l to aid eatate lo wake I aimed late payment, and Iho.'e havlnar claim attempt thr hau.r will present thrui .-oirrly authrn loa trd lor fettlrmrnt. MliS. Kl.l.KN liKVtK. Ailiunili'-.ratrix ol Corhellua lever,deceajied. Nov. is, IS, lBKf. Etensimn Fire Insurance Atencj General Irsurance Agenl KltEXAIlURO. FA. Il.KCTIKN III I'IHKt:T)KS. i Not I. r . herrl.y ar.van '.hat the annual elec tion ol llirrrior ol the I rolerlloD Mutual rue liiMirau i-c tVinpauy will lie held at Ihe ornre of he Sn-rriaiy in Ktenliura:. Pa . no MtlNHAY. JAN1AKV . ism, Iwiween Ihe honr of lit a. ., 1H.I2I-. a. T. VA'. lill-K, lie.-, u. law. Secretary. l l ATK SA l.K. The underMttned will aell at t'rivata Sale in l.lly IxiroUKh. Caml.na i-.-untr. Pa., hi Motel, with Htrwcry attached; Two lea llouns, Stat.le. and all necrary tluU huildinK on the premise t he Huuan la llt-ened now Kor lurther particular call on or ad.itrs the uropnetor, THKUlKIKK Stl.h. l.tly, iri-J4. lb-. M. D. KITTELL. V ttoi'no-n t -j jit -v , KHUNSBOmi, PA. irUoa la ArauwtT Ualldina;, oip.Doart Huaaa. A" In aiMition to oirerin Uu Uest Clothing in Johnstown at t(. Ixvest Prices, WOOLF'S have reiareil a tlelihlful sur.ri for their thousamls of patrons. To show our appreciation t th,. friemls who patronize us every fall ami to jain new c-iiNtoint-rh, w,. availed ourselves of a treat opportunity for making WOOLF'S CLOTHING still most attractive. loTWit i Every Sale Amounting to S5.00 or Wore Wo Will Cive FREE Handsome ly Framed Steel Engraving, Size20x24. They are worth 2.00 at least a a a . I A n in any Art store. e;oi a 101 oi ineiii ai a remai k.ui mu n-. ure ami we are going to lot our oM ami new friemls h ive tin-in V,-,. of cost. The Frames come in Oak, ami White ami Gol.l, an,l :iIt. handsome enough to ornamen any room in anyone's house. !'.. sides these you in y have your choice of a handsome lMuh Lon.r. fellow Albu-n. Keep your eye ment. W001 THE LEADERS. CARL RIVINiUS, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER $ 4EWEIER, AND DEALER IN I ' X v Ml J . I Vl I i T" ' j . ; . l ir" TifTTt-. tm-awSagjaaarT iL--rr-r- - .' Read the $1.50 THE BEST PLACE IN ALTOONA TO BUY CLOTHING IS AT 1300 ELEVENTH AVENUE. Where you will find a complete line of Men's, Roys' ami Chil dren's Suitings in all .styles and qualities. for Men and Roys, for Style and Finish can not he boat for tin- pi f l' Furnishing Goods, Hats and caps, TRUNKS AND SATCHELS in endless varieties. You are invited to call and see us when in eity and we w ill do you good. JOHN McCONNELL, rtrOOXA, IM'AV- 1892 -I The Fall and Winter season of 1802 promises to he one of tU best seasons we have ever had. We havo heretofore carried tin' Largest and Finest Stock in Northern Cambria, and with th" pectation of agood fall sea;on, we have more than doubled fr stock. We are now prepared to show you the Finest assort incut CLOTHING, OVERCOATS AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS in the county and give you the LOWEST PRICES i tlu state. Our stock needs to be seen to be appreciated. Call and m-i us and we will save you money. C- Jm A. UCrl I, CARROLLTOWN. - REAT FFER that's what they wouM i-st y,n A 1 at I open lor our lir lloliilay An- JJL Watches, Clocks -.ikvi:i.i:v,- PilTTi-iTiTrrnnn Mnoinol Tnnttinnintitn AM mmS LlWMl Sv4Wssiw. Sole Agent -HUi 1 Hl- s:il i : 'it 9 Celebrated Rockford WATCl 1 KS. JolamMa ad Fredi.nia Watt lies. Id Key and .sti-ni Wiinlrm i.AWiK SKI.F.criON' ok A I.I. KIMi of JKWKI.KY alwaf i.n t.Hi..l. Mv linj of Jw-lrv N iinsiirHsrrt l.'i.nii aint for yourHf lirfurr pnndas lllf rs wlit-r. !-" AI.I. WOHK OT AllAN-l I.KU CARL RIVINII S F.rit"n-turK, Nov. 11, lhK5--t. per Year. t i 7
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