Uatr W't Curl.
ol.I cn
a.,d f-ai
.-..s n ;a.'a r:l r M Fo!:lr,
tart on wosioff "Whoa ! Liuata ;
Wbca he ti5 became aware o.
tbe preseoc cf tto lad be I-f
down on tic tlcdlj. and Rare L:
while beud a fr.t.erly P; " -;1.3
Cab, joa d-a't loa les- ba
lite a Diuroercr.
II er
"No sir I never ordered nobciy : nJCiCS 1 1 n.ca h.; J fa&B
inrorVbJo Hf," w. tbo iaoorofuli6l;;vl,u, .bat pecul:.-
p.JttWt-!tuajved, ud ti
"iVi r ; d to bear U. mj boy real , .cotter soiddo.
glad
ie unv v. i a- i.. -
. e. un-A tci
bi in: ! 0
u fc ?; '-1
DM voa ca;i bere
consul i r.
"Mo,. I Hi pb.t
lid. tl.;t:-e p;c3 oia k u..
ibv f-on, vcu r-a '
f.te'.V a
:fl l a,
i ctd LJr end
rtnss vtr ja'!.:r
wore dollar
kid dovts."
lad. "abu'fl e:Lt-.-;i
th IjE8 if.tk.td
rr'
i.r
aad
:fci
wou'l turl " .
fclft tiT st a j
n ,-trv o3 tt e sia iea a
udl
i
i... .. . a mil in ftll-.l in liiJi".i i
. 3 : . V...J.1 . m t i
LUD Ttlo i .
ive!" I,.,-
lii 'Jc I J y
"l irnArf (. Mr. bill fL
Btealiu: all 1 ca ta, e UJ I
Sbe take it tied buA siuiT torem-ve i
frecUebaauluHVei.tr bircul. I've
talked nd u -br lh t!swi, hn-.-;.
won't tbavc Lvr-tl-'.Vir. tad .:!: 1 r
.Aid I -b--.;d txs end got u..-t-
from you."
"Uuui vs yu-j
bard f tru-d w t!'t '
for Hiiudviiiie a: d
eh?"
Sac
f vi ur
"A uil has
ButT-idtd in t&kiDg
"off tie freckh iV
"NJ'. a ae."
"And di--f lu-r 1 c'r url :
II .nd- II
The wicked never proper, and uoc t
von tcrkct it
! 11--. .vcv.-r, fte m
buund oa try i:
It tri( ii fc.:
moDPV you a t-sz., 1
-Yrs fir. St.o a;
thof frtcUc-tf -2T if it k
I hide my ruu..ry v. h
find it f bc'II ru:i r.' :
"tbe dm ir ftsre. M-u
Wishes V'.iB WOU' J !-?:'."
death.""
"Scare Ler. Vliy,
! ts'u'-
t:.d ii
cun't
1J Ul
at
i--r
e yy a
r
B'tbt of b?r, a;r.u 1 11
r U f. i ir fiaine
statis'-ica that' wi;l cu
sbo ca't tret !.ir ja.vs
, - - - .
I
Ler hair 1:1!
do vou k!io
ti:c-c frcckio;
loti"us are cjpjstd of?''
"So, sir."
"Of course yju dor't yoa ere to
yonrjg and innocent f-jr that. TLcy
take and disrdve old cross-cut saws
in nitric acid, add a butch t-r
two, douse in fcc;e rir.esrar
ki.ifc cr
in krann peper end a b
and it ia mixtd l.p by a
baa committed P'X rrurdcr
v :e Laifo,
nnn who j
)
"But si.-t;r isn't tbe h nU bit tfraid
of it, eir," protested tho b;y.
"Just like tbe re?'," n tittered the
janitor, cs a rhadow of disarp. iat
ment passed over tit face. . "1 ve rily
believe that tie ariTsjre Anerics
woraaa wowld tftto :Iip cVtnce? of
giizg over Xiirry IV.l's if tbe vi ?
nun- that ti;9 tr.pwoull rrmive cer
freckles.' j
"Ves sir," tepKcJ tbe goid b -v.
"And vet freckle., are a positive;
indiettion that, a f.-nfle Iva
hearted, tisrh u.'-idri. oobk-. f-irffiv-
iaL. cher'iTubk. liv-like. r.- d i f -r-j
taiu to have a Ure fuueral aud tb
bent lot iu the ceaietery. At. thi
very hour I can iis-tre live qat-eiiF.
BIX (lukefses, ten earless'--, five cun?
eseR, and tbe wivts. of 104 mumber&
of Coii(rrsii a bo bav I ecUei fa-e-and
comb ih' ir bair bock stra'ht."
"Ye, feir," kiiied toe bijy.
"Go home, bub t.on?e rod feel
easv in your mind i'il dr-'p i i ou
your folks t-j-niorrow ab iu: noou,
and wbvn I pet thn uh Ulkicg to
your pier tr.e'll never waDt any
more freckle syrop. l)ja't give her
any hints, as 1 want to coma upon
her middeoly, tbe nine a . a trusted
bank cashier martu for Europe."
Altrel faitarr.
t i . -
The other day a bay about fifteen
yearn of ae m.ered a rrucery tture
on u ratio t bveuue, aua auer loniiiut'
around fjr a lew uiiuLes, he secreted
a loaf of bread under bis enat and
started out. lie was overhauled on
the street by tfce tfruccr, wbo was
ehouiiug for au . ITiver, wl en tbe laU
father cme along aud c ied u :
"What! is it my Tb-mss ? II -.-
nir Thomas coiue to be a.tLk-f?
Take bim to tbe s:a.i n at oce !"'
"You want bim kikcd up, do you?
asked the grocer.
"I do. A child of tuiuo wbo steals
shall go to prison. Thomas is a wild,
, bad buy.''
And wbo Las mnde me eo ?" cried
the boy, as bs loo'.ed aroQnd 03 tbe
crowu. ".Mother mother uiea
three years ajro, rd'fi.tbcr there
haan't fpoke a kind word to any (
tbe children bince ! I bavn't slept in
tbe bouse for months See here bow
be beats me! Look at tbe bruises on
my arms!"
"Thomas, yon kuow I'm kind to
all of you, replied the father, ai tbe
lad bared Lis arms.
"Kind! Have you ever read a
word to us about Heaven, a-i ra
mother used tof Have yru ever
seen her grave but onre ? Hare you
sent us to (-chool ? Wbea I worked,
have n't you p;Hindv tn? till I gut
op tbe money ?" "
"But but, Tbuiiiis, ycu are a
thief," Btammered the father.
"1 I haven't get a shtrt to ay
name," cjutiaued the b.iv ss he
threw open fcU e ja t "iicd Snm sirj
Mary are RorM of, Vasse tbey re
barefooted. There hasn't bren fire
cr wood in our house for two dyp,
and when I came Leie to steal ibnt
bread tbe children were in bed shiv
ering and starving. If you don't b
lieve it come with me ! '
Ibe crowd btlievtd il; there were
tears in tbe boy's ye aud a quiver
to his chin, and w hen the father aent
to remonstrate, a man in the crowd
seized bim, 'shook birt bcela in tbe
air and yelled : :.
"You old Satan, ycu ar a loafer
and a gutter drunkard, and I know
it, and if yoa ever lay band oa one o'
the children again I'il f l!ow you to
Texas but w hat I'll break every bone
in your body."
"Let tbe boy goV cried tbe crowd,
and he was released. -Mre, be was
given more bread and provisions than
he could carry borne at one load
Fret Pre.
1 he ('artflrr f Suicide. :
" ' f . V .5
Almost daily lie, papers spread
before tbe com cu a ait v the details of
some new case of suicide. Tbe in
terestiog traits of tbe deceased, char
acter are dwelt upon, and tbe sym
pathies of the reader are enlisted,
until he gets in his miad a confused
association, if agreeable qualities
mixed up with iKul ptculi.r' liiode'of
death. , . v' " . ., .
It is a matter of vsry grave- doiibi
whether it is poasiole to print ac
counts of suicide In such a manner
!WL...I,1
r& ntt ?!? 4? i t-h onoMr' of sui-
U 0:1 i.i s-j.ja pc-Cviiiar. wfij m pnatea,
liu i, i.licoft r.'.avi fallowed br
cr
, f c ::a wi'nn a t-uort:
;itii?.
There xuiar
evueucea
tjt.hc.-v that n
fc-oLiJ-. '.-vt & t! hierAj to
i s-l:' ;l.lrueii9a.
ar.U.i v.tr- ;:tiU-tei at".
in r.!i! a soiaier i--Jt:
iucue per-
T"l .
-.a Uxe, I
i bimfcif
if r o -A i;j i be vsrd. Wiibiaa
lew
pc.o.. T. be
ere was not
V.m i; is pr-.!.';! pr
:tst:!y ira
0r
S
i. i L i.- to uboi:b tie
prac.ics
I'sW1
.-.- rd- ' 'r:, rjfantrv tte fjod tier bdd brouttbt
r-. , Ata
! m
: bi ea- 3
' t-al u'. . rv
: ! v
di- J i v bi.i
MO Lcd
tirtit a
;u.u
S-
'Uif -OS "i-
stid, nad
r rach it
If,
t:(iic.,1 I
is
o'iiili be'tre
of .f--.
ttie
t::e
! t'r-' c r ii'ii
f f
, i,f h t-K ida hb idd b:
t. -h;.;. ut htit, by on?
be v u t:; c . :i over
l-UI.il.'H 'i
:rd f.T fititaiih.
t1
mttt u.-itri..;. rary, tbt i
p v.
K
Wurll. tniiua;fd itb an !
. ... ,.n t ttr Christ-:
jn::r j'j u. 1'
lilMB i
lf a v "!
rmid.-, vi '
nhy -!, 11
v fTc frc'!i
n .i.iiiv- 1 la
da- tt. r
aoit-M-tii'it', rder in'fti
.it ji.-- I'm v irr ; !ifir 1
ii.? a ici'f
''u'llv r. 1
m L!i 5 acrt-e-
a mi.Ii
Id, at -
u 'b-
.Jt
; ci
..as in g
ribii'..
v 1; tt
tlce prlzvfc
' c rui-et'.i'.r-'
in i'-.'z r
i :i 1'n'
liM.Tii"!
di.-:r b'J:
1.
r 11 lf-'iii''.''
un-'.i i.be i: i:
ti; be ;
"s are I
c 1
vr
1 r
u:.
;;-t f c a!rsiL'tf
::1rdi.;c; tint if we
we no d Vt wili, it
n rji;c!' u f;r a Ihm-
. c
! win r. ;
i jcr:i- i.- Ca-i.i'
; 1 U!it'
j:;.!' V,
! Ji 'j'.!
! blw t.c '..:
lcri;ai d p. t-r
rxxk I'ui.d l'-r IS .0.
us I ucii'-r"'? Law.-'oif,
j .-.rticulir 'lid it resemble
: : c?
,:t;. in a d 'jr.
lesi-m-
at pu'-HC f c
DOfl, DirfOt?
iy Toaliby,
I fi'vcra! !
i vcr- l'liiiM-;.
, rh piain-;! r
Ii
r;. leauaut
! I
iik tbe Liost re-
,
it, r-nvce in t'ist.-ry if prrat
event-- 'tvlaar irom a triC;:.'j cause 7
!c!j
'.h o:t tl.c Gri enhack basis.
Vbc-a t!M the C.-rt American re-
, .-.- - ?
r -r Col'i slppr.l ashore
d told t!.v- lJu. t.t "go .e.fct. '
4. Y.'Lo i.iwL.i I la.i-.-h purch?
l.Ji.'o:,s (.ra:iJ---;hi'r; Heivea
-.: Ler f d bi: !
5. W'L i '.viote tie finiiilir lioeP,
'IIiciv .1 t.i; ; y lac.l
rr.inr;-. .v:v':"
The S vtct fciiauer tf .M'chisan.
0 II i j it ever been mtl.-d wbo
ote "Uo-k Ma to S'?rn, M.nl.er."
v. r. ;i
d wri?
c l .
We nr3 tie kvj.'-ies.t
arv tr-v. lie;
ry tistk, thank
tl -i
:: wr-j o
.liUUIJl
1. VL :.
'lii.rs
IIair.it: !
11;e 1:
tr. s c.
l?.e
ILtos,
o.! i.tr:r.-i
j i:r.:.
e ri.
proauc'in
W?rs. Otl
in 2 of bow a
ell.!3 s
..-'t V. LtfO tbe
:r. ilfl cm
nir.u coes to
lied,
"'IU:
3 'TV H !'.'.
e !( I'D'.'
iiiau h,is tbe
U-Hresti io a
n a J J ha e
ii. . :i;t --i i, r
lit tied vrui
b
o
fl if! J
t c.l i
r got ber h iir.pius
oa it d. ' .
Lr h
Thai's b ,w it 1 oL-i iu print, and
is bvivv i. it; ia reali.y ;
- Y,frf-' I aai g ;ia, to bed, my
Dear. L's half-pas'. lt:U."
S'o rej lv. .
Wife ' Xo-v, Jori, you know you
are tdwpt u 1-tic i;i the turning. Do
-et to bed !''
JIo b iad'TcB in a iuiautc?"
He tuna tbe p'tjifr wron side out
nd U- iL-ios a !: ML'.ny article "Cypher
1 t.CaT-nii." i' -neei. tnioutes later
she e ills out from 'be bedroom.
"Jobu, cjwj u bi.d, ani not keep
the litjht briting all uhi."
She creeps between tLecolJ sheets
w b:ie J tiii i-is plavidly on, his feet,
oor-.isj: a chuir et.d a cigar in his
mouth. By-a-it-by he ri-es, yawns,
stn t'.-ici bi:iiielf, throws tbe paper
oa tic fi er, ;:i;0 stiz'cg the sbukei
prnvrds to th:;t-vig irrins exercise,
f.ui:k ti the cot! t ova Just at this
st i;:e a not allvgethcr pleasant voice
itsqutreP :
"For piiv's 6s.ke, tia't you ready
for bed yet?"
"Ye?, yes, I'm c inia?. Why don':
you eo tc'tlesp asd Tet a" fellow
'alone?"
Tbt-n L' discovers ih".t there's coal
needed. When tbat is fcupplied and
ratted ito thv Hove be tits d-jwn to
vvann Lis fe Next 1 e tlon ir be
gins t ui!r(-f-, aad as ho stands
hcrutcbi.j himscif aud absently gaz
iiiv" on tbe li-t gatment dangling
over tbe1 l;.;c k of the cuair, he re.Ueui
bers that t.'.e clock i. uot wound yet.
II ; text aJ a du'uk of witer,
awty he p-ouicuacles ti tie kitchen
WLen he leitirns his skin resstubles
tbat of a picked chicken, and onse
nuire be teats himself b: fore tbe Gre
I f f it "wivrm p." Ab the- clock
c-ur k'.J twelve be bl.ttis out the libt
aud w itb a flop of the lied clotbes and
a lew spisu jd.c tLive.s he subsides
net yet ; he jT.-rtis ,to cee if tbe
front vi or u asbcLii: .'aad aaotbcT
ii p c:
the In-d cloititg I roigs forth the
remark:
(J .d frr-sci .ni! If tbat man
ain't en juR to tire t tie patience oi
Job!''
Settit-C ber V .-cih bard tbe awaiis
the liJil flop, with the accoiLpnoy ior
blast of cold air, aud then quietly iu
q iires "if he i-jf stilled for tbe night,"
to which te r plies by muetering:
"If you aiu't tLe prov.kiurcst wo
man !', ' L ' ' ' -, .
- - ,,4
Anrrdalr ul iiodrj.
The late LcuU A. Godey wis as
ready of wit ai'le was generous
with bis money, i remember how,
in tbe midrt of s s dddeu altercation
at a large party tf gentlemen, many
winters ago, be estublit-bed peace aud
reconciliation ia the vtsry e.L-ia of
quarrel. ' Tbe augry d sjiutitits were
facing eecb oifcer, almost ready to
resort to blows, when G ;dey picked
op a hugo carviog-knile from ibe sup
per table, and Landed it to tbe most
violfcut! of the two. Tbe latter ua-consciou-ly
received it, ct the same
time demanding of G-.'dey: "Wbat
did you mean by this, sir?'' "I
mean," t-aid tbe jolly editor of tbe
LaJ''n DooL, "I mean, General, that
you jtduM.lt. cut elf tbe quarrel right j
ntre. ' ine general txpioion
of;
merriment made tbe controversy so Ti
dicufii's;tbat !ias ttopped at ace, j
the V'xefled advertarii tr ibemtl re.
j-rtt.tajr in the' iuij.tr,. 'a tbey "abouk
CBDds and bcgga pardon or the
host. I
A Bailie turn Maaatatna.
: The war corresp jndent of the
London Slari'lurd ibus describe! the
capture of Fort Alt Mnsjid, in Kbj-
I l.T PSB
.,,. .., , .,j m,,.;M
f.r ih last thri
eclf tbi?J httd ot tho raoe wil.h
i coaniueraote accuracy, ana laeir
bLelli fell very claee lo our men. The
Sikbs were beat forward to the rigbi
to distract the attention of the enemy,
and the ret of the infantry were
withdrawn out cf the direct iiae ot
(fire, while our hcrHO artillery guns
replied to the lire of Ah Alu?jid
it was now ruidiity, and th
There was a general
tr.-eriieps 1 r I'rncrs to navance, aua
j !aa i-L : ! fell i.uu:-uc.liy cear lbre
aiiona ot "Tuat'a a Jvus
biau.n
i it was u."t uuiil oaa o'ci .ck that h
fi.ujd ff firiuir was beurd tar away
i .ia war risjfJt, and we huppotd thai
: .unrimcrou Lad c juie
baa c juib luiu aciiua
.1 i It
brigade on the Kbotaa Kdo,
S ou afterward tbe foity - pouaderl
baut-ry, wbicn we bad bB.i extci-
iu lor sr,mo time, caiue up aad ,
opened fire upon Ai. Mu.-j d, i s lite )
bei!J erideudv far uio.e tff.c;iv, i
ihau thai of tbe pWc-ea of the hori-e
artiderj. Tbe kb Infantrj's nre j
trow it e Ploiia on our ri!H troot
was now heavy, and must hve au-;
u jta th-i A'gosn g'juLern st-verely
f!'t. l..n l,ikti.i ftr nr.ipr fur h iHfier
ad ranee at last came, tbe
I-' t . h v.fi : iii.ii TtavoMt w -f..ur!h ii a
..ve iufauir? ad vauced ou tne iwjt.!'"1" u.PF.uS. ...
4.1 . r ,k ..m..
jiLebi - wbw, hiletbe F.Ay -first, inc
Untb uativta iulaotrv, and toe
fiitb Sikbs worked aloug to the left '.ioi Dy wnite jjeai-orai. ana
The scene was nawsirikiojtlj p,0. ioU that the whtppius wire only
ture,,,ue aud pretty. From All Mu. i 'n"i f fa'e ,a, "l're ur
iid, bt.idiu on its a'mst perpendlc-i if lbtJ' dld uuj tt8lfy s tLe
Liar rock ia'lha centre of tbe vallev, I Iabtruct,!d doL .
;fc flho- of the pre a, guns cae Tbe persons through whom this m
kst and steadik, while tbe edges of , fj"uaa.ja m reemved aud wh.J was
ihe f-.iu and rJck were tinged whh ! Ja Ouacbiia nben these occurrences
ibe tinv puffs of waketrj. Behiad luok Mce, reports that about two
na tbe 'heavy fvirtv-i.aaaders roared i "udred colored men were whipped
....jti ..;!- ..r ,...J!ia this war. lie has no doubt that
r irau.li i. n u : i v livj uatti i ic vi uui w i
...... - ...i .....
werd la tbe vailar. takiuir up p0ai-!
; iiu aoa oivuiutf uro iroia iiaje 10
tb', iV;t"rue a? tLfV mc-Fed f-jr'ard. Oa
nh rfils the bill bVpes were ' alive aud lbere murdered by aa irre
ith tbe Briti.-b inf-.ntry, tbe qaiek j fpnwUe mob, as was done with tbe
..t, ,.f ,h rsfl-. h-UI.t;n, .,i.t. rr..m Uoasbatta prisoners a few months
b
fli-ih of the r:fl. breakiQ2 out from
every rock u.:d busb. Tbe din was
prociii'tu, for the bills reechoed
every eouud, until tbe roar "f cannon
and tb'i crack cf musketry seemed
mixed in one confused roar.
(Jradu ally tbe tkirmishes crept up
till tbey were nearly abreast of tbe
fort, but the afiernooa was already
far aivanced atjd. wo bad ssyetuoi
rvidettcs rbatever ia tbe cssation -of
fire tr ia any signs of confusion
atnocg the Afghans vitible cn tbe
rocu thst Micpberson's brigede bad
Bcromplisbed i s task aad carried the
ivhotss Kho, or that 'lytltr tad
worked round to tbe village ia the
rear. Until these points were clear
ed up it would have been involving a
useless loss of life for the Third and
Fourth Brigades to attempt aa at
tuck ia front, and tbe order was
therefore given to cease firing. AH
Mosjid followed our example, and
bait an hour later, when darkness
fell no one entering the valley would
have sappoaed tbat it bad laleiy
beV a tbe scene of a battle, or that
some tea tnousiad c:;ie oatans were
aly waiting fr morning to renew tbe
fi-ht.
Every one tlept where he stood
la.-t night, a vigilant lookout being
maintained among the troops nearest
tbe fort, as the Afghans have ere
now proved themselves capable of
plucky and determined night attacks.
Before daybreak this moruingtbe ad
vance cautiously began.
No fire, howevej. opened from Ali
Mu.-jid, and, advancing cautiously,
lest a trap should be laid, our troops
approached the fort and fouad tbat
tbe garrison had stolen away in tbe
nigbt, leaving tbeir guns, tent a, aud
stores of all kiuds behind them. It
ai soon found that Maepberson bad
trained tbe Kobtas Kob, and tbat
Tytler had come down to tbe village
hi tbe pass behind Ali Mu-juid.
These facts accounted fr tbe flight
of tbe Afifbins, which must have
been conducted in wonderful sileuce
to escape the ears of our advanced
sentries.
A SI rant Jnrj.aaa.
the other day a summons com
uandiag Thatcher Magoin to present
biui-elf for service in tbe jury-box
was returned to tbe commissouers of
jurors with the information tbat
Lad been served upon the wrong par
ty. The commissioner said to the
bearer;
"1 hat Bettles it as far as you are
concerned, but Magoin must come
here and show cause why be should
not be a juror."
"He caa't," was tbe reply; "he's
too bofv. If be did come be would
make things hot for voa. Besides,
you would have to send a derrick
and a truck to bring him lie turns
tbe eca'es at 5,000 pounds "
Tbe commissioner was incredulous
worse, he made remarks net compli
mentery to tho speaker's sobnet.
Then tbe summoned man explain
ed:
"I am telling you facts, Mr. Com
missioner," be said. "Thatcher Ma
goia is a steam engine,, and is locat
ed at the foot of Fletcher street
am Nicholas Morris, the stevedore.
Years ago 1 was employed by a man
named Thatcher Magoin. 1 named
my engine oa pier nineteen, Est
river, after bim. V hen tbe directo
ry man came to tbe dock to tret the
names, he saw the name Tbatcber
Magoin on tbe engine, and thinking
tbat be was the boss, put it on the
book. lou will ho it on page
919."
This, we believe, is lb'.' first time
that a steam engine has been called
It do political duty. There sppears
to be no reason, however, wby a well
conducted or well constructed piece
cf machinery, with a pbonographic
metric attachment should not be able
to bear and weigh evidence qui.e as
tffieiently as tbe average jury Set-
rntinr American.
Maw IUcaarae m MiaUlcr.
Goto church only occasionally,
and when you ?o, go late; take no
part in the singing, but keep up whis
pering. i:nd all the fault you can;
p iut out bis deficiencies before your
children and others. Don't aid his
work, but despise his lack of good
sense. Tell tales to him about tbe
people and tbeir criticisms of bim
Tell him bow much bis predecessors
were thought of. Keep away from
week-day meetings. Get up gayeties.
particularly some entertainment Dear
tbe
commuaion season. Require
bim to be present everywhere. Keep
back his salary. Keep talking about
general dissatisfaction. .
'.. Patient continuance ia these prac-
ticea will surely drive away both tbe
t-pirit and tbe minister of God.
Crtaaea W ktf.Uara.
HOW "TIIB BAOACITT ASD PBOPERTT
OF TOE COrJtTBTw HtJLE I!f THE
BOTJTII SOME ALMC ST INCREDIBUE
6TOaiE8.
Information hu recently been laid
before the Preaideai and the Attor
ney General, by a person of undoubt
ed reFponsibiiity, showing that a si ate
of aGair now exiats in certain' pans
of Louisiana, as a sequel to the late
election riots, which seems almost in
credible. The facts in the case are,
nevertheless, vouched fur as true in
eery particular.
Two prominent Republicans, whose
names for prudential reasons must be
surprefesod, were cognizant of out
rages on the part of Democrats
aKiust colored men, in the vicinity
of Ouacbt.a Pariah, of a nature bo
dauiuiuir that the Democrats, as a
mean of ee!l-proteciioc, have been
SecLibjhf nieao to put tbeS9 men oat
of the way. To this end tbey brought
charges attintt tiiea before the
Grand Jury of Ouachita Prieb, that
tbe two men refeirtd to bad been
- P1"." w,
nit8- Tne Grad,
JurJ Packea lj ,b8 PfP uf
coovictiuu, but oce juror, a democrat,
reoo.ute aud honest man, rebelled
wbctt Le 'rned what waa expected
of him, und cro-exam.ned tne wu-
" "."-6"' "; '
,u a mantier not
laid down in the
1 ir rinai. ue mue aome oi tnem
like iff their coa:s sud extibit their
tre btks, which wtr found to
be
resuh of
idatiou on tise oart of tne witnesaea,
; the Mot j a. then drawo froiu them
Fortv-itbat.lhO bttd bueu whipped since the
. .
tbe Democratic purpose tn ibm con
piracy was to get the two
men In
dicied by tbe Orand Jury, in which
ca?e they would have been pet in
atta prisoners
Tbe two men whose testimony is
fea'ed are native-bora Louiiiaaians
of standing and influence. Tbe At
torney General has ordered that they
be summoned by District Attorney
Leonard, and that means be taken to
afford them a safe escort to New
Orleans. Every letter now recsived
frni Lonisiana which makes any
reference to Democratic election out
rages bears corroborative evidence of
tbe state cf terror in which the writers
are living. Tbe writers in every
iuitanco beg tbat nothing shall be
published, as their dangers have been
increased many fold by tne publics
tion of letters in Northern paDers ex
pusiucr tbe political crimes of tbe
White-liners.
Mixed Urammar.
Tbe witness in tbe following Court
scene may have been one of those
boys wbo cannot see the use of stud
ying grammar :
A mau bad btea canght in theft
and pleaded ia extenuation tbat be
was drunk.
Court (.o policeman, who was wjt
ess): "Wbat did the man say whea
you arrested Dim i"
Witness : He said tbat be was
drunk."
Court: "I want his precise words,
jut as be ottered them; he didn't use
ibe pronoun he, did be 7 lie didn't
say he was druuk."
Witness : "Ob, yes he aid be said
he was drunk; be acknowledged tbe
corn."
Court (getting impatient at tbe
witness's stupidity) : "Yon don't un
derstand me at all; I want tbe words
as he uttered them ; didn't he say, I
was drunk?"
Wiiuess, deprecatingly : "Ob, no,
your honor. He didn't say you were
druuk ; I wouldn't allow any man to
charge tbat upon you ia my pres
ence." Prosecutor : "Pshaw ! you don't
comprehend at all ; his honor means,
did not tbe prisoner say, 'I was
drunk?'"
Witness, reflectively : "Well, he
might have said yon was drnnk, but I
didn't bear him."
Attorney for the prisoner: "What
the Court desires is to have yon state
the prisoner's own words, preserving
tbe precise fotm of the pronoun that
he made nee of in reply. Was it first
person, I, second person, thou, or the
third person, be, she or it ? Now,
then, Eir, (with severity) npon your
oath, didn't my client say, 'I was
drunk?"
Witness, getting mad: "No, he
didn't say you was drnnk, either, bnt
if he bad I reckon he wouldn't a lied
any. Do yoq s'pose tbe poor fellow
charged the whole Conrt with being
drnnk ?" - -
Am Iadlaa Lara Baaaaaea. - -
One of the dancers who was really
handsome and of superb pbysique,
was pointed out to us as tbe loving
"husband," an anomaly in Iodian
domestic economy and which fills tbe
whole tribe with amazement : Tbere
is quite a romance connected with
bim. . He served with great bravery
and faithfulness under General Miles
in bis campaign against the Nez
Perces. leading tbe charge against
them and conducting himself in
highly meritorious manner, returning
to his tribe covered with glory. To
show tbeir appreciation of his valor,
tbe tribe selected tbe most beautiful
maiden for guerdon. "None but tbe
brave deserve ibe fair" was a truism
iu this case, for be was smitten by
ber charms, and has exhibited tbe
moat exemplary devotion ever si ace,
riding by ber side through long
marches, and cheering her in their
mutual exile by love and tenderness
Wherever opportunity offers they
wander off alone, finding pleasure in
tbat eweet solitude of two after tbe
most sentimental fashion Another
redoubtable warrior wiib tbem has
met a cruel fate in loving a too die.
dainful maid. He purcbaeed bis
bronzs love of ber father for three
ponies, which be gallantly delivered
before securing bis bride ; but alas.
love laughs at lucre even ia tbe wild
wood, and she steadily refused to
enter his t pee or ber tow a look upon
him. Ins ead of biding bis broken
heart like a white lover, or fladiug
oblivion for his sorrow in fire-water,
be goes about with his blanket drawn
tightly over his face as a signal of
bis deeradation, an object of deris-
"" a ... i V A
ion to tbe wnoie trine, tioua ana
piercing are his lameototioos, and no
man sees bis face, and tbe laluer-in-
aw retains tbe ponies and tbe obdu
rate maid lefuses to be wooed, much
lesB won. .,
It is said, every time you kiss any
body, you lose a hair. This is rough
on baldheaded single men. '
BwMfearaBrtawSlaf.
The Hungarian papers announce
the death in the prison of Szamos
Ujvar, of the celebrated bandit. Roe-
za Sandor, known ia Hungary aa the
"ltobber King."
lie was born at Szeiedin in 1813.
and both hia father and grandfather
were robbers by profession. Ilia
achievements, howet . ; Kn eclipsed
those of his family, aud ce waa ad
mired as much ai he was feared. The
reckless courage with which be at
tacked the Police, and even military
escorts, on tbe high road in broad
daylight, his generosity toward the
poor, and bis gallantry toward wo
men made bim a sort of national he
ro. Some 30 years ago few people of
the wealthier class ventured to travel
in Hungary without paying him
tribute. His bands were well armed
and organized, and tbe szegony lege-
nuck, (poor fellow), aa the bandits
were Called in tboee days, found
many sympathizers and accomplices
among tbe peasantry.
He was Erst imprisoned in 1836,
but eseapod in tbe following year by
tbe assistance of hia mistress, a
peasant womaa named Kati, whose
husband he had killed by blowing
his brains out with a pistol.
During the revolution of 1343,
Rotza Sander was pardoned by Kos
suth, aud be then organized a free
corps which did good service against
tbe Government troops. After tbe
suppression of that rising, Sauder re
sumed bis: former career.
He did not again fall into tbe
hands of tbe authorities until 185C,
when he was betrayed by one of hia
companions, whom he shot as tbe
soldiers were advanciog to capture
bim. After a trial which lasted three
years, bander waa senteuced to be
banged; but tbe sentence was .com
muted to imprisonment for life. He
remained eigbt years in tbe fortress
of Kufstein, and was .hen set at lib
erty iu virtue of a general amnesty.
But be soon resumed his old pursuits.
In 1SC3 be attacked, with some of
his companions, a railway train at
telegybaza.
The Government sent a body ot
troops, under Count Gedeon RaJay,
to capture bim ; and four years later
he was again brought before the
criminal tribunal, together with a
number of his accomplices, among
whom were Beveral magistrates and
high civil functionaries.
lie was again sentenced to death,
and the sentence was again commo
ted to imprisonment for life. Tbe
prison to which he was then asnt is
tbe one in which he died.
Tfca Meal atayal alarrlaaa.
Tho marriage of His Royal High
ness, the Duke of Connaugb, with
the Princess Louise of Prussia, ia to
be 8domuized at St. George's chapel,
Windsor, on tbe 7tb of February.
The ceremony will be performed with
much state and with great festivities.
Although it appears tbat a dramatlo
representation is not in the program
me, j et tbe Queen will take prominent
part ia all tbe festivities. Tbe royal
bride is to be attended to the altar
by ei ght bridesmaids, the daughters
of two English dukes, of two Irish
marquises and of four earls two be
ing Scotch and two English, Tbe
dukes are Bedford and Marlborongb,
tbe marquises Headfort and Conyng
bam, the earls Errol and Elgin, Brad
ford and Mouat-E Igecumbe. The
household of ibe future Dutchess of
Connaugb, as was tbe case with tbat
of the Dutchess of Edinburgh, is to
be composed exclusively of Englis.
It is reported in Tory circles tbat the
Prime Minister iutends, at the first
opportunity, to arrange for the Dnke
of Connaugb and his brida to reside
a great part of the year in Ireland.
The Dnke of Conoangh is about to
visit Berlin for the last lime previous
to his marriage, nis Royal High
ness will reside at tbe Royal Palace,
where tbe Princess Frederick Charles
and ber daughter are at present stay
iog. During the Duke of Connaught's
stay in Berlin, the final arrangements
respecting the marriage will be made.
Angeli, tbe Viennese painter, is now
engaged npon a portrait of tbe 1 rin
cess Louise Margaretba, at Potsdam.
A speech is reported of Bismarck,
opropos of this pieture, 'lbey con
tentedly resign tbe real tbey covet
the ideal.' '
raar-Taa Flak
that B lapped a
Mleaaa4hl.
A collision between a steamship
and a aria-antic fisb. took place the
other day in the vicinity of tbe Tong
Tong Islands. Tbe Messageries
Maritimes steamer Anadyr, on itB
voyage to Shanghai, was suddenly
brought to a stop by a violent shock.
Tbo cause of tbe collision was fonnd
to be an enormous ray or flat fisb,
estimated by those on board to weigh
from 8,000 to 10,000 pounds. The
monster was lying asleep on the top
of the water when ita repose was
rudely disturbed by a "dig in tbe
ribs" from the stem .1 tbe steamer.
After tbe first alaru b-d subsided,
efforts were made to haul ibe creat
ure on board; but, owing to ita an
wieldioess, ali attempts in this direc
tion proved fruitless, and tbe Dab,
doubtless even more "shaken" than
tbe passengers on the boat, reluctant
ly allowed to move off and seek such
remedies for the injuries it had sus
tained, as are to be procured in tbe
mysterious deep.
Faul Harder.
CiiAMBERSBuao, December IS
Chambersburg and vicinity were
greatly excited this morning by a
brutal and cowardly murder, com
mitted late last night A dance was
had at the house just occupied by
John Anderson and wife, in which
none were permitted to participate
unless tbey paid admission. Among
those wbo visited the house were
Joseph Lane, "Fiddler," and hia
friend Peter Swingler.- During the
evening tbe former informed '.be lai
ter that Anderson a wife bid threat
ened to cot baioffler throat wiib a
razor. Swiogler pulled iff bis coat,
when Mrs. Anderson se jed aa axe
with which to defend herself Her
husbaad induced ber to surrender the
weapon, when he, after some expos
tulation, pot 8iogler out of the
boose.
At midaight be retuned, ace
pauied by Joseph Lue, wbo rapped
at tbe door. Anderson answering,
Swiogler sbot bim with a musket iu
the abdomen and followed up tbe act
with a blow from tbe musket, which
prostrated Anderson. Hia bowels
protruded aud in a few miou-es be
was a corpse, swiogler escaped in
tbe darkness and is still at large
Lane has been arrested as an accea-
aory. Toe parties are ai. negroes.
Small beginnings lead to tbe might
iest consequences, tor those wbo
desire to be good, tbe great things to
attend to are the little things. -
The yiolet grows low and covera
itself with tears, and of all flowers
yields tbe sweetest fragrance
Such I
is humanity.
AMMiiklaf lanlerx.
In Delhi, India, we saw the cele
brated basket trick, which is some
times poorly imitated by professional
jugglers ia this country. A native
produced a basket and a blanket, and
after permitting as to see that they
contained nothing, inverted the bas
ket on tbe ground and covered i. with
the blanket. We paid no attention
to hia incantations, but kept our eyes
fixed on the basket and the space
around it,- resolved tbat no boy
hould be smuggled iuto it or out of
it without seeiog him. What made
the trick still mure wonderful was
the fact that the performer stood in a
clear space, and we could look down
upon bim as he proceeded. He went
through tbe customary act of thrust
iog a sword through tbe interstices
of the basket, wbeu the cries of a boy
were beard as if io mortal pain issu
ing from ibe basket. Turning it
over, tbere was a boy apparently
uonurt aud seemiogly erjoying the
fun. Restoring tbe basket, with the
blanket over it. to its former posi
tion, with the boy nuder it, tbe jug
gler went tbrougb the samo incanta
tions, aud ibeu running bis sword
nuder tbj babkot, tossed it away fiom
bim. Tumiug over the basket, no
boy was to be seen. So far as any
thing could bo observed tbere was no
potsiold place in wbien tbe little fel
low could be coucealed. Another
feat quite a6ioniehiug we saw per
formed iu the street of Constantino
ple An itinerant magician showed
us a cane wbicb bad the appearance
ot being of wood aud very kaotty.
Tnis he tossed ia tbe air as high as he
could, aud wbeu i. touched the
ground it took tbe form of a live ser
pent, with blazing eyes and rapid
movements. It looked like a danger
ous specimen. Catching up ibis mon
ster tbe follow coiled it around bis
neck and fondled it, while it writhed
and exhibited the most venomous
qualities. Throwing it high up io
tbe air it ftli to the ground the same
cane which we bad handled at our
ease.
Tara ta Pieces by aXexieaa Lion.
Reference was made in the Herald
yesterday to the mammoth cougar.
or Mexican noo, tbat was chained in
the stock yard of S. M. Wbarten in
South Flores street Hardly was
the description of the animal in type
before lores Btreet waa in a furore
Crowds rushed to tbe stock yard
Little Jose de la Ban-era. a child of
tbe widow Guadalupe Rameros, was
seen in the ferocious animal's clutch
es. Andrew Hogan, who was stand
ing by the gate, says that tbe cougar
bad leaped unexpectedly to tb
length of itB chain, and seized tbe
boy's arm tbrouirh the gate. Little
Jose was pulled through tbe gate
and literally torn to pieces. All tbat
tbe hundreds tf bystanders could do
was to pull out tbeir revolvers and
empty tbeir contents into tbe cou
gar's head, but it was too late.
Oral Robbing.
Eva.vsville, Ind., Dec. 19.
Considerable excitement prevails iu
town to night over tbe discovery of
the body of t rank M. Murphy, a re
spectable priuter, iu tbe dissecting
room of tbe Evinsvilie Medical Col
lege. Murphy was buried last Mon
day and bis wife received an anony
mous letter late tbis afternoon in
structing her to go to tbe college and
she would d'scover bis body She
followed the instructions, and tbe po
lice have taken possession of tbe
building. She identified tbe body,
wbicb wag partially dissected, by
marks and initials on his arm. An
inqaest is being held with the iaten
lion of getting at the person who
robbed his grave. Serious develop
ments are anticipated leading to
shocking disclosures.
Aceltfeatal llsmlrlde.
Clevelanp, Dec. 19 Dr. George
W. Angier, a well koown veterinary
surgeon, died this evening from the
effects of a pistol shot received early
Wednesday morning. Tbe deceased
and a friend, John B. Rice, were vis
iting together, when Rice drew a re
volver to show Angier. The weapon
was in some way discharged and tbe
ball entered Angier'a abdomen. Rice
was arrested, but claims tbe shooting
was accidental. He will be examin
ed on Saturday. Rice is a well to-
do farmer in Ashtabula county.
rasBlly Killed.
Detroit, Dec. 19. The Free
Press special from Kalamazoo says
that a passenger train on tbe Grand
Rapida and Indiana railway struck
a cutter containing John Alclndre,
bis wife and three children, at Hunt's
crossing near Plainwell, Micb., tbis
evening. Mclndre was instantly
killed, and hia wife and one child fa
tally injured. Tbe train waa stoo
ped and the dead and dying taken to
Plainwell where medical aid was
summoned.
Taa Dead Priaeeaa.
Ottawa, O ST., Dec. 13. AU pla
ces of business was closed from i to
3 o'clock tbis afternoon out of re
spect to tbe memory of tbe deceased
Princess Alice. A cable telegram
orders that tbe court mourning at tbe
government bouse should be observ
ed until the 10tb of January, 1879.
His excellency bas issued an order
requesting tbat all classes observe
the ceremony of general mourning
from tbe loin oi December up to and
including tbe 5i.h of January.
Homaaanhaliat Killed.
Toledo, December 13 Wrreu
S. Waite, a prominent citizen of tbis
city, formerly assistant postmaster
under Upt 1. LI. Howling, met
with a violeut death last night. Dur
ing tbe tiifjbt Mr. Waiie left bis bed
aud proceeded to the tbitd story of
bis residence, climbed out on the
roof, over which be walked, falling iu
the ground, a distance of forty feet,
aud receiving injuries from aLich he
ooo expired. It is supposed to bo a
Ffse of somuambulirm.
Tbe ky, unlike man, ja most cbrer.
ful wbtu the bluest.
Scarlet aud blue stockings pont-ain
poison. Dou'i eat 'cm.
Oa tbe deep blue seize A
wbo etole a salor's trousers.
man
Whisky is about tbe only enemy
man bas succeeded in really loving.
There are men so constitutionally
dull tbat a blister would not make
them smart
' It only takes a popular song three
weeks to get twenty years old in this
country.
Wbeo Uambreita is married ha
and bid wife together will oolr have
three eyes, being a majoritj of one
.io faror of hia wife.
I
IV
tbtainnSfar nets ftrntHm, or for improrrmentt
on oM cne far m'diml or othrr rnmpoftnfis, trade
mart and lnV. Curtain, Alignment, inter
frremcet, Appenle, fixlti ftrr Infringement, and
all eattmriting under the Vntent lw. prompt
ly nttmdrri to. Inr-nllnna Unit hare aern
by the Patent Of
re may etlll, ta
Html enter, be
MluM vi ue. bring upimUe the C 8. Patent
Itepartment, and engaged in Patent bueineee ex
tlueiiHly, e can make cloter teimhti, and tec re
Paientt more promptly, aud Kith broader claim.
inan inwe ymo me remote from Washington,
eeml a mna
el or eitetch of
Hour derire; tee
fliiui examination! andadciee. a to patentability,
fm of eharetr. Allenrreiprmtfenreterirthjc-iix-fdentinU
Priretlotr.nnd ytt rilAJHiJi IX-
j-x.. r.i i t.i i i.y MXt,
H'e refer in. Wnehinrtcm, to Hon. Poetmneter
General P. 3f Keu, Ren. f. p. Pmerr, The German
Amerienn SMionnl Bank, ta ofirialt in the V. 8.
patent (fice, and to Rrnattrennd Representative!
in (m;tre: and esreeiaVi tn tatr client in every
Mate in ttte t'-ion ontin ''anntia. A1tre
HEALTH AP HAfflffiS.
their pusgeMwnt, and yet tliey
tliey are williln the
use
reacn oi everj on woo win u.
W RIGHT'S LIVER PILLS.
The only ore CUKE fur TorpM Liver, lyjpepla,
He&lache, sour Shirawh, Cu8ttlp.uio i. Debility
Nausea, ami all iiilioufl eompl.-itntj an-l Hloud
disorders None gi-naine union siinieil "W.
Wriuht, PhiU. ' I.' yxjr druggist will not (ap
ply end J eenti for une box to iiarrick, Holler a
Cu., 70 N. 4Ui St. full.
Feb. C
PHILiDELFHIA COFFEE.
We hare recently made rreat Improvementi In
the prce4ol KaasiiBg Coffer, and now oiler
to tue trade tbe
FINEST ROASTED COFFEE
Tr put up In Package. We iroarantee every
pacaaxe uraniea
'MY CHOICE" or DOM PEDRO'S CHOICE.'
to be nothing; but Arte elM-tnd Ooffee. Cw&ue, im
poneu from -iu" ny our&eivea.
Janney & Andrews,
WBOLBSALI
Gram k Pnfe ComMica
Merchants
No. 121 and 123 Market Street,
May 29 PHILADELPHIA.
TIDI TOR'S NOTICE.
JauubP. Zlgler
to
James UPu
V uluntarr Asxihd
The undersigned auditor, appointed, ta said
Court to distrinute the funds in tbe hands of the
Assignee to and.'amenir those legally entitled
thereto, hereby giires nooce that newilisir lor the
aid puruuseat theohloeof J. L. Puiro. ti., in
the urUKb of Somerset, on Friday the 2u.r- d ry
of ltocemlier. A. !., 1H7S, when and where ali
persons iuterested can attcnl,
S. U. TRENT.
Auditor.
Saved from the Grave.
Mr. J. E. Touman. Lona; P. , Ills., says : "It
saved my twoeUUdren from the grave." A. I.
Simmons, of Baltimore. Aid., also says : "It will
sure i he worst cough immediately. Two noses
cured me of a bad cough of one week's standing "
J. H. Coulter, larkm. Pa. (Over 1.000.000 bottles
of Seller's Cough Syrup , id. It is the most pop
ular remedy I.rSjnHi, folds, t.Tnup. 11 larsenea.
and all Tl.roat and Lung Kiseases. Has been in
use for halt a century. Sold l.y ail druggists ami
ctmntry storekp.ra. Pri-e vV., Son. an-l rl.00
P-r bottle. K. K. SELLERS a. Co., Prop s,
Ittshurgit, Pa.
Nov. an
The Great Blood Cure,
For the cure of all diseases arising from impure
Blood. Are you weak, nervous, debiliated, pule
and emaciated f Hnreyou ltt your nppetite?
H ave you nausea, pain in the hark, bia.1 If so,
llr Lintlsey's Ulood Searcher will drive out the
disease and bring back the Bloom oi Health.
Pimples, Bolls, Krystpolas, Tetter. Salt Kheum.
tue., are hut surface indications of Blood Diseases;
and Ir. Lindse's Bluod Searcher, by purifying
the svstem, soltens the skin and beautlnes" the
complexion. (Cures performed by the Blood
Snan-hcr read like oil. time miracles. Trr It.
Sold by drnggi'ts- 1 00 per bottle. K. E. S EL
LF.RS a CU., Prop's, Pittsburgh. Pa.
JTEGAL NOTICE.
Tt Moses Young, Barbara Young, Esther
Young. Elisabeth, intermarried with Jacob Bark
man and 8ve grandchildren ot his daughter Han
nah Avers, dee'd. linniel Ayers, Aiuoe Ayers,
Jacob Arers, Maria Elisnhetn, Intermarried with
Abraham Buniganl, Margaret, intermarried with
William Nich'ds, tho children all reeling in
Somerset county Pa., and the grandchildren
all In Fayette county. Pa , you are here
by notlUed that In pursuance of a writ of parti
tion. Issued out of the . rrphans' Court of Somerset
oounty. Pa., i will hold an Inquest on the real es-,
tate of Henry Young, deceased, in Somerset and
Jefferson townships, at his late residence, on
Thursday, the 28th day ot December, 1878, where
you can attend tf yoa think proiier.
Sherirs Office, t GEO. W. PILE.
Nor. 19, 178. I Sherirt.
Nov. 23
JEGAL XOTCE.
To Samnel .T. Johnson. B isnettvillc. Marlon
County, W. Va.. Kmellne, intermarried with
John O. Rittenour, Cameron, Marshall County,
W. Va., Jamrj K. Johnson, Confluence. Somer
set Bounty, Pa., Susanna, intermarried with
Faabrltik. Meyersdale. Somerset county. Pa.,
(eo. W. Johnson, Confluence, Somerset county.
Pa , Henry W. Johnson, Cameron. Marshall Co.,
W. Va, Sarah Catharine Anderson, Confluence,
Somerset cut nty. Pa.,
Yoa are hereby notified tbat In pursuance of a
writ of irtitlon issued out of tbe Orphans' Court
ol Somerset county, Pa, I will hold an inquest on
the real estate of Sarah A. Moon, dee d, formerly
Sarah A, Johnson, late of Lower Turkeyfoot Tp.,
at ber late residence, on the 27th day of Decem
ber, 1878. when you can attend if vou think proper.
Sherifi s Office, 1 GEO. W. PILE,
Nov. 20, WJ8. Sheriff.
TLECTION NOTICE.
"The Annual Flection of the Farmers' Union As
sociation and Fire insurance Company of Som
erset oounty Pa., will be held at Berkley's Mills
on Wednesday, January 1st 1879. for the purpose
of electing a President, Vice President, Secretary,
and six directors, ti serve Kir the year ending
Sept. au, 187.
Notice is also given that an efiort will be made
to reorganise the said company upon a different
principle, on tbe day of election, when all persons
Interested are respectfully requested to attend.
J. K. BOOSE, D. J. BKI BAKEK,
See. Pres.
Pine Hill, Nov. 23, 1ST 8.
COMPLETE FALL STOCK
OF
on cloth n.
Linoleum. &c., &c.
At tbe Lowest Prices in tbis Market,
HENRY McCALLUM,
"77 FIFTH "VEXsTTTE,
' ' ABOVE WOOD ST.,
PITTSBURGH. IM.,
FORMERLY
W.D.&H. McCALLUM,
Established 1S53.
rt2Sm
m mm Trip Dl COT? stovf
PACKAGE dLllAallJl POLISH.
ALWAYS READY SOB USE. -
SnrMr-anm ft Beet. -
m,mwgwm It.
SMfjm1 M,.j rachac.
him lawm. 1OT. S ruaotkl; M. ITT
ITCmi POLISH Wes HwaW
JOI
aa-xxnra,
POST.
nusv,
aata.
vwinw,
(JERRY S. ZIECLER, Sole Manufacturer,
ease, see as, Jaa atseet, rauaatikia,
Oct 8m
CTRAV HEIFERS.
Cams trespassing on the premises of the sub.
sort her la Paint township, Somerset eonnty. Pa..
ooe dark red, and one red and white spotted heif
ers. Supposed to be a year and a hair old t no
artificial marks. Tbe owner Is requested to some
rove property, uav eost and remove them.
LLO..&ABt.iii sriartut.
"LECTION NOTICE.
1
) In the Court of Oomnv-n Plraa
oi somerset i muij, ra., nit,
xh. ) US, January Term, IsTB.
(Voluntary AsxiitDuict.t. )
No'lcs Is hereby given that an election will be
held oa Moaday January 1:, U?4, st the store)
house of deorate Johnson, la Berlin, Srile par
posoof eleeUnir t re. tdent and directors ot the
iluOalo Valley Kail Kovt.
l. A. BfftTBAKF.B,
Pc 1 Secretary, v
.....ji,
J. M. HQLDERSAUM & SON'S.
STORE,
West End, Main at., Somerset Pa.
HEADQUARTERS
FOB THE SALE OF
107SSS A1TD
C2ILLZI3 PLC73,EGEI
TOWiT GIsAIlI 202ILLS, L
P077Sr3.
FARQUAHSt'S FuurlU-rse Thrrjhlr.g Ma
chines with Shakers.
FARQ'JAHK'S Thresher and S.-parntcr.
FANNING MILLS,
CORN l'LOlYM,
shovelplqwshap.es,
Cultivator Shovels
UepaLr for ITcarlj All tlw I lew:
Sdd ia the Ccrrty.
M
WW A VALUABLE lNVEHTiOH.
i-cijUia.6S THE WORLD RSKOVeTa'ZD
WfLSiH
1 U
In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer VJatzl-.,
and as e-er.tjy vTrs'shed 03 a flrst-claos Plarc. ,i
received tho hlf,.:cst awards ct t:i3 Vienna and Cen
tennial ExposiiSono. ST SCVrfS OSwS-FOURTM FACTi7
thin oi'rirr rr.z'Atfr.ciG- l'c?. canacity 13 unlimited. Thcro
ore r.-.cro -i;COU ACHITJSS sold in tho United
States th?.r. the ccr.-.biiicci cales of nil t.'io ethers.
Th3 l7.r,CCfJ fi72KD;?.a ATTACH P,:Sf4T. for doing
ail k?nds cf ropairin-, VVSTIICUT PATCHIfiG, given
Fr?HS vit:i tac: machina
.! WILSON SEWING MACHINE 00,
S27 & G29 Sroadvay, Kovv York; r3ew Orloanir, La.;
Cor.Siafe&MadisjnSts., Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, GM.
FOR SALE BY ALL FI3ST-CLASS DEALERS.
TO THE LADIES:
The Saai:ncr and P.il stU-s ol E. Buttcrlck
Cos.
PAPER PATTERNS
at Mrt. K. K. Winer's,
809 Arch St.. and 804 South 21 St., F-hlUdeipha
Al-n ftii Brsin thsa renlannial lt iisif I tr.'. !-!
fillet by mail on rwHr( of price. CatalM-jiu !"ur-
Attj..i
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
S. P. FlVk
to
") In the Viirt l tvnirn -it riean
s. a. a iiomjiwin. i ..-j. AUic.ri Lerui .-,1.
(Voluntjry Ai-inm-nt )
The undeivifDiid Auditor appoint a.1 by Siit
Court to psisa upon the exceptions to tbe iv ui.t
ol the Assignee and Oiiriiiute the fuud in hig
hands, hereby itives notice, that fursnid purt.dc
he will sit at tbe oilice of W. H. Km ntz. hf ! .
In thermuKh orS-ineret, on Friday the lith
day of Uecemlier, A. 1. W, when anil where alt
persons interested can attend.
H S.EXDSLEY.
JTov. SO Auuitur.
A
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
lit vnilm.irnrtl AulUr ipinte! hv the
Orphans Ouurt ! Sfnicri?t euuuty. t mke
tiitrittuiln of th Iud1 In tho hut it of M.
S?hruck. avltn'r. M the estate of ;rl Hclirwiu,
d M, to imi Hruonir thoie Ieu;:tliy entiiletl thereto,
berehy itivrs inuke, that he nrtoml to the
dm left of t:iil apiKitotment at his o!tl;-e In Somer
set Jruirh.oa Jf'ri'Uy. lrweuiher -W- 1)7. when
and where all parties Intercntc! in:nten I.
jAMtsuprmi,
Nov. 27 Ausiiior.
VlM I ' 1ST C ATO R3 S OT 1 C ii.
Latateor Henry Yoonr, lute of; Somerset Twp.,
Letter or administration on theabveetatehav
log been jfrantml to the un;leriirnel by the proper
aaihoriiy. not ice heruby jriven to thwe iaiebtei
to it to make immetliate payiuent, aiwI thow biiving
elrtims atcaluttt it to present them duly authpntic-i-ted
for sottlementat thct'tli e V;tltotine Hay. In
Somerset borough, on Satuniay, lh.'ccmber" 2H(
187 8
MOSES YOtTXO.
Nov. .0 Almtni5tral ir.
TJUBLIC SALE.
Ily rlrtne of an order Issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas, of Somerset County. Pa., the
nndeniined, A.-?i)fnccof tlcorge A. Pile, will sell
at public sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, Decembrr 21, 13T3,
at 1 o'clock r. x., the following.desorilied real es
tate, viz :
A certain tract of land t tuate in Somerset Twp.,
Somerset Co. Pa., adjoi" .0 land of Kdward Kel
ler, William (. Kncpp-..-, J n ithan Fn-iiillne and
others, containing 1ii7 acres imre or le, having a
two story plank house, a spring bouse, h-ir. ham
and other outbuilding thereon erected : atx.ut
acres t-lear.of which 16 acres are ia meadow; also
an orchard of apple trees thereon t KOivl water and
timber. It lays about on. mile mirth ol Sipesville,
and is eonveln-nt to churches and school.
TERMS. Ooe-tliinl on confirmation of sale,
one-third in six months, and one-third in ope yetr
rnim date of order ot sale, with interest; ten per
cent, of the purchase money to Le ptid ou day of
sate.
SO A II S. MIT.LER.
Nov. S7 AJtigace.
A GOLD MEDAL
has Ijeen awarJcd at the Paris Kip Mdiion or -
J.&P.COATS,
Forth, tr best Stx-Cr.l Spxd Cotton, cimtirminir
the estimate piaccd uinm ineir noo is at all the
World's Expositions, Irmn that at Lai ton. 1H2, to
the 'entemii.il Kx'.ti'.n of 1174. wher'hey t.-k
a diploma Inr "S- PEKIOK STUEMtirii A.N I)
EXCELLENT 4 f A LI X Y."
The Semnd I'rueol a Silver Me.lil w is t-ikcn
by the Willitm imic Liuen Itompany, which
claims to lie the ?ie.Mal champion ol American in
dustry, and w!i?n has cxteusiveiy advorliseil a
Orani Prizj at Paris.
UO GS11TD P2I323 wara iwa-.dji
fcr Spoil C:ttoa ai PAL?.
Messrs. J. P. t.'oa'S have r-0 iMi-ilie I lit Paw
tui:ket, R. 1.. the lanrest Sool Cotton Mills in the
I' nited States. Every pruceiH or maimiaj'.uru,
from the raw rtton to Ine bni-.'teil spool. Is cn
ducted there. Their Amcrican-madu Swol 'it
ton took the aw ur I at the Cenienni il, and whi e
they have never elulmel sjiccial nr-Tit for their
American-male Sjjod Cott m over tnst mun-il ic
tured In their Scotch Mills, they h ivetheti-l.
lion of announeir" that they have eo ider-.t hol
themselves with tills country, that '
AMERICA, as represented by
J. & P.Ccats, is still
Ahead in Spool Cotton
BATES & COATS,
S de As-nt In Philadelphia !o.-
J. a P. cuats.
Nov.
'MEKIFF'S SALE.
virtue of a writ of Fieri Faclj, isac 1 out of
Cf urt of C--mmon Picas otSmiersrt Co., Pa..
the
ana iq me tnrecico, 1 win rxoe losaie oy puotic
outcry, at the Court Hutuc in Somerset, on
Thursday, December 2ii, 1S7,
at 1 o'clock r- v., the following descri'ietl real
estate vi,:
All the rtijht. title. Interest and claim of Elisa
beth Iiybcrt. of In and to the ftillowin desoribod
real estate, riz:
A certain tract of land situate In Qucmahonin
Twp., Sonierset Co., Pa., eontinloif 3" acres more
less, or of which there are ahout i acres cienred.
the balance) all timber, adioinior lands of Noah I
Miliar, Cyrus ADkeny.UeorePetersou and others, i
with the apurtenancra.
Taken iu execntion as the property of Elizabeth !
Dyherr, at tbe suit ol Kieruan's use. j
TERMS Any r-n pun huinit at the ahore
sale will please take notice, that ten percent, of;
the purchase money mu.t be p ti 1 as s on as the I
propertv is kmicked down, otherwise It will air.iin '
e exposed to sale. The residuo ot the pnrciiase'
moncv te Daid on or before the -?oth day of Jan- 1
nary. 107. tho day Hied on by the Court for tho .'
acknowledgment of SherirTs doe Is. and no dec I
will be ackoowledced until the purchase money is
paid In. i
OEORGE W. PILE,
Dee. 4 Sherttt.
S3
M LB PLATED WATCH KM. Cheaees ,
In too known world, ttainpl Watch free la
Ailurese, a. uitm awnv-uv
mm .ii rinwiissVsttWVA-ajJvtj
JUST RECEIVED
AND
NOW OPENING
AT
J. il HOLEZRBAOlsi a mi
STORE
West end, Main St., Somo, -,
AUrgGd Well Sskctcd
LOT OF1
DRY GOODS,
XQTIOXS,
HAIWWAllE,
QUEEXSWAIiE,
IIATSc CAPS.
BOOTS A SHOES,
-AJSTJD
Tiio Largest, Eest ond
Cheapest Assortrront
of Men's and Toys'
CLOTHING
Fresh ar.d New, Ever Crered in
SOIIEHSET.
AH Kim! of Ircim-e IV. ken
in Exchange fyr GOODS.
Marl
aaariinflif n rt n ins a r s m n r -j
?3 2
a rj .
Do ouwanttomakeaor.ianrtonoy?
Ii so hero is your t-lmn.-c. Cemfeti-nt Aii- nis
lalc or ienmic want to sell the Ketarv Nele
The m.it Convenient Article lor iu ,r.-u- 0ie u'r
tiiepuri.9e ilcsiirncd ev.-r invent U scr. i
stit.,we.-ah. rachsuras and ttixea. .Vs.. I..r stiaial
iii!f Kriilf. Washing liic.e etc. ain-
t .Tirr 1,0 0 Aveuts are now enir:zed In seliine
ti'.em iu toe west. Territory esv-rir tulin where
ever ofltrcd,, apply euriy. For u-.n teniae. ....
"re.-, t n. ill i f
ticn-Agt. West.Penna. I'lli,bnr;n. Pa.
TTcan money nuke fester at work fur us iTatTa
1 1 anythlna dlse. fa,,ai t re.julrt.1 : we wil
I I .tart y.u. 12iier.aytlionie b-.:c he the
Ui:idustri.,n ten women. N.ysan iKirtswant-
e,l everywhere to wort lr us. . ,h8
time. Cos iy oui.'it ai-d ter-.s ire. AJdresa
liiric i c... Augusta, .iLiino.
March 27
(ft n n in y
h ft No risk. I.i
V U U wiiieh per
irn-a. nv 11
weelt tn year own r-.wu. 45 fw.
.UdtJcr. H . n a-LMt a K . -;..
.. " " t-i. n-;r mv i-;m m.iK4
trrf-rkt imv ill u i . .. . . ..
March Z7
1 nt mo? t usefnl pr??nt
for Troxjxi "wife,
Intended wife, mother, cr -ier. I, lm. uf oar
Nickel Pi tted and Polished FIumd oi i, . , -Irons.
4 Ironson one hin lloaa I a eil.- It
due .ft Price. '
K.ina; Keversitde Flntir.sr Iroi. a.". 50 Tt..me
Huuuir and Crimping Imn, i7S. SENT PPFP;n
on r-.-eiptot price. .. inirmu
lhwitt Mifc Co. I'irrr.nrBli I'u.
I. i'. Bos. -..- Hu r.uo v.i.T.e
V' v j'lt 'VVa,1"-"tl " t'ounty.
FALL SEWIO.V OPFSS tSEPT..lIH7.
TERMS Moderate. Fend for a Calulo'jut.
AuTT PARKS. Principal. Budnviilr. fa.
EST?
business you can enif aire In. 4.-1 to v per
.lay nrnoe by any worker of e'lhcr sex
niclit in iheirown lociiiti.t iir.i..ni..r.
aud samples worth j free. Inu.n.v. vn.
,lre tiuieattt.is business. A-Mresi &r;-.s...x a
Cik, Cortland Maine.
March .7.
ff C r H.4I.KKR ot
iirj this place has a lot id his
?P - ecld-rated Morse K .Kes
m -'rV fursale hettcr thin ever
'--V91- and cheap. Anyonewho
fpCT'1'1--. wants one at owe, w-uld
: J do well to send him X
'"m " postal card or in some
way let mm know In order to make sure ot a-ittir
one. as he in his rounds ofscilio: m:ght c end
all who want rakes.
May 2S
A A HTPH Farms to sell and exeh:in-e. Ws
rr rH I LZLf have han.lreils or eustumrrs
wanting to buy l inos ust now. Never knew a
better time toscll Acres at lair prices, as pe-pl-j
are lirtinir money from banks and swain-; Acres
fursalcty. Address S. JI. JAVKS,
Pittsl.unrh Farm Asjmcy, 134 Smitbntld St.
Pltistiursth, Pa.
Th.;s iu search of farms send for rrlutc ! Farm
ReKi-ter.
Nov.-JS
PUBLIC SALE.
OF
VALL'ARI.'E RKAL ESTATE.
B-virtue "fa contlnne.l or ler of jale lsne.l l-y
the tTourt ol Common Pleas oi S..mept Co., Pa
lo the underpinned directed, as As-innee of Teter
W. Sudor, of All-irhenr Twp.. In the s.ii 1 eminty
fur the s.tleol bis n.-al estate. 1 w-iii swll at pul-iie
sale ,on the premises in Alleirhcnj towahip. u
Saturday, January 1ST9.
A trael or Innl silutta lu Alleshenv Twp.
ai.ircaui 1, adj dnini , lauds of s,iuinel. 'WaUer.
"Anna Sroner, an-t othert', ounuiiiilnir .07 ii'-ri .
al. ut 140 a..res eie.ired. ii arren ol which are hi
mc:ok.w : the buhtiiee wed limt-ere.i. i ne i:n
r..vci:i?nts are two ono and a half story Io
imnses, (weatherie,srile-l). a fc:ink barn, .pr.na
h.ej.e. a"d other eu'ltiiil iijias ; orchard el i-Ii- k
fruit trees; a spring of never f;ii.lt.ir w.iter nr
the houc": there al.-j tw.. other sprin. on tne
premises that l..r.n the Eieaier l"ly ol o.ut i
kn a as Deeter Kun, In tin; vicuiity. n.l '
noii'utly stmnit en.eh to nm a ar;.:-Diili. Tt.e
prioierty rs iaate.t directly at tiie S .a;cr"et an I
fcedli-rd tarnpike. 6 ad bas been lor uimy y r
an-.i is now a !av.ri e drive .tan-l. A eoni'-nioi ii
ed .ilntail mute his recently in-rn surv.y-l
through this ppiprrty. an t is thi tniy r ;'-3 hy
whieh a raitroa l e.111 Im; made S11 the S-tu -r-t-t
c unty cull hells to inrcre.-t the Pinn-y'
v.inia Kaiiroad .4 t inn's .;h"i. Ltcif-.-r I ct'ii,-y.
as it lies directly In the be tl of what favcr.i y
kn .wnas iA-cter's i.i ip. Sale toc-jui:m iic at 1'J
o'elnek s. a.
TIUMS. One-third la hand, one thi-d in six
m milis Ir.irn date ot'or ler. an I n.- tliir l i:i .ii'.c
year iromilate 01 order, with interest on dei 1
pa inputs from contirmur.i.o ot sale.
liiioKllliii. WALKER,
Njv.27 Assiirme ol Pctrr W. Su.ler.
c
1 V Ml SSI ONER'S NOTICE.
l..n-:I S. lorner In the Crtof CVunmonPless
vs. f oi .-omersei i ooniv. .'v
S.irah !.. Horn:r. ) 17V November T. K.
( Alias u''-i.na in Divorce. 1
lUh ..f .:remticr ou ctitii n of Mrs-its. C.l
Iv.r:. a (.' .iii.ra a-u,rn. y's oi I 10 el S. lldncr,
hiotl, lie) Court apfH,!, it James L. I'urfh. F"t .
C-miuissioner to lake the te.'.i:r.ony. at ! ttuJsO'i
ieiort the faei;:, wlthan opiiii.in. "
' Extract uoui the record, eertined ntbofX-rrut
b"r.1w;i. F. J. KiHiSLK,
Protik.noury.
The ua.li rslzac I (five nitlee tint he;:ll l
for the purpose of ii-chrxntr the urenm ci-ia-m.ssion,
cn Fri lay. Iicj-emmr 271 1. J-1", st
thftorU -eol Messrs Colt.irn X Colb-irn in the I"''
ouh ol Somerset.
JA1f S L Pt'OII.
Dee. 4 ConmHsioner
B
RID UK SALES
1 h-ttiminiS5lon(rs of Somerset e .u:.t-' wnl or
fer at uL-,ln . ale, to the lowest asxl r-e I Wder, on
Tueday, December 17, 133,
at I o'clock .r. a.. on the preni-KS. the hulidlnit
of a hrtdite over Oin Kun, at th pla.-e wher- the
put-lie liixhwav iea,iiua ir-in Sjie-ht's Mill
H.wrcrsviile io Shade Ujwnshlpcp ss s said strcaai
ALSO.
ttn the Wcino'day I)emtcr is, 17. s
oVl.-kr. w . on the premises la New ltuitimor
the buildlnc of a hri.l;e over Juniata t'n 'k, at
tie place where ihe put-he highway losdii.I "
H -dl.inl and Sim'rset crosses uM -itream. PUs
and specinlcatiotis ctin he seen at the c.imutisslon
ers'otnee. alter tho 21 day ot Uecemher, aad win
be on exhibition on day of sate.
W.M.SCHKUCKClcrk. WM. KTVU .
J. P PHII.SON.
D. PH1I-L1PPI-Nov.
tu Coiuuiusioneri