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The Somerset Herald.
ED'.YARD SCTXIi. Editor and Prr.rietar.
WEDNESDAY..
.KetTnarySllS.
Tin: bill granting a pen-ion of
CjJCJa rear to Mrs. Garfield passed
tho 1owt branch of Congres. Thnrs--
.1.,,-
7u:u:e hundred and twenty thou
sand bu-hcls of wheat were fold in
St. Louis en Wednesday and Thurs
day last for immediate export. It
was shipped at or.ee for New Or
Jeane, from whence it eoes to Liver-V"--
Tim Prohibitionists will hold a
State Convention at Altoona on the
22.3 ins? to-day lor the purpose
of putting a full State ticket in the
Held, and t.kitig such other action
as may be d-eme-l necessary to ad
vance thf ir cause.
Ti;.; fight among the Democrats
in the New York Legislature has
gr .wn so bitter that the Tammany
men
.hers last week voted for the
Ib-nubl'ican nominee for Clerk of
1
1 lit House, and lie was elected. The
d.'ad-lool; is broken and t!ie Uour
bons badly "left."
M;:. 3jI.ai.vkV attack upon the
South American policy of President
Arthur is just as bitter and quite as
indefensible as was that of Conkling'.
upon Garfield. And yet tiio.se who
arc bitterly denouncing and pursu
imr Mr. Conkling have nothing but
jiraise for Mr. Fd.ime.
'fni: bill for the admission of Da
kota as a State i now before the
JIouso of Uepreser.taiives. There,
wiii be a strong fight against it from
the Democratic tide of the House,
because its passage will give the
country tv. i.iore lhpuulican Sena
tors and at leatt one more Lepuldi
ean Congressman.
Tjik President has made another
udiciou5 appointment in the nomi-i-.atio'i
of Mr. Jo'.m C. New, of Indi
ana, :? Assi.--t.mt S.-orctary of the
Treas-iry. Mr. New was formerly
Trotyl States Treasurer, and is thus
ti'.t'vl fir the responsible duties of
the position by experienr-e in the
ou-
-5 01 i
the. Treasury.
'lie n- i Cl'W'p! .! .il'l V,
...1
!:;; been keejiing up the jirie.es of
wheat and eoiton has r.tparentlv
oi!a:--e l in Chicago, New York and
oilier jujiiit.--, -.villi crushing 01s
er
to those engaged in it. V.'c may
now lock for a reduction of prices
and a resumption of our export
trade to foreign countries.
Tin: ' Tariff for revenue only-'
Democrats are not now marly so
noisy as they were during the last
Presidential carnpai-jn. Thev evi-
lentlv ''heard
somcthing drop'
low
many Democrats in Congress are
now i:i favor of some kind of prut edi
tion to American indu-iry.
At a mating of tiie Ilepublieau
County Committee of Jefferson
t-ounty last week, delegates to the j
State Convention were elected and j
instructed to use
means to secure the nomination of
General -Tames A. Peaver for Gover
nor, and Major A. M. P.rown, of
Pittsburgh, for Supreme Judire.
WiiKN you
find
:-How
around howling that he is a Garfield
lin'
llopubiiean, he wiii bear watci
The boltin?, disorganizing " Garfield
Ib-vubiieans " are no more like the
ori-;ii.al than Jame3 G. Plaine is
iiKe King J'avia. n i;i?:;:iMi'.:-
-i I-'.. T ?! lfll...T !
dent were alive to see the methods
o; the lellows who take Ins name in
vain, lie would speedily want to be ! - -
dead liLrain. i Th n Ilcrks J-nrml thus j mis its foot
down on independent r.cwspajers :
AxoTiir.:: evidence of the big way j lt is a curious fact that the ' hide
they have of doing things out West , ,,L,,Ujont ' newspapers who rail out
is to be found in the announcement j ;o Littcriv against poUiical ' bosses '
that, a syndicate has U-en formed at j arc (0inga!l they can to ' boss ' both
St. Paul and Minneapolis to erect j r,artk,, in lIie Selection of car.ui
Ciirly grain elevators along the lines )(1..tcs fi,r State, county an municipal
of th:: Chicago. St. Paul, Northern j They find time besides, to
Pachlc and other railroads, all to be j cive Tre.,M(.nt Arthur the most dis
tributary to a CX.0.: busliel eleva-1 :..ir..i
o oe ereoiea on irronnt; nur-.i...
chased between St. Paul and Minn
ajH'iis.
Tui: State of Texas i. 4-Jand j oor," j
and for tiie purpose of realising em j
some cf it. she lias just granted a !
tract one hundred nr. 1 ninety-seven i
411.13 ill .l.lb.l liKU inuii.) -.-e veil
... .. ; , .....
miles m wmth to three capitalists in :
T. . i . - i , i
Ininois, as an eouivaient lor build-1
, 1 ,, A , !
mg a new State House, to replace i
t'ie one lately burned. The domain !
. ,. . A. , ,
t:ius rrantca is larger than the State
. , ,
o. Connecticut and five times larger
A. , t i i
tlian Phoile Island.
I
Ir cost Schuylkill county Solo!
last year for tobacco for the prison-
crs in the county prison, being an 1
allowance of half a pound per week j
to each of them. The authorities
r-ay that the work performed bv the
-1 . 1 m
prisoners was in exact accordance to
thc amount of tobacco allowed. If
this discovery in economies be true, I
why ne-t enrich thc conn
proceeds of their labor, 1
"hem live pounds each?
liliV liti I'llllHI U.V tUuilll 1IU1U i.lf !
i. 4i. , i ,... ii,!iiiui nnn aytuv uute. viiru is
l.roecciis oi uieir laoor, ty a.iowing ;
l 1 o
-.i!cm live pounus cacli 4
' ; T.r ,
A r;:i;:;iv ge ntleman cf Maryland
!as pre'ser.ted to Ctmgress a jietitiem
ren'cfting that body to make an '-.
steep for r. piece of blue rib! ion, if it '
did be long to tho f.iiher of his conn-,
in-.
-r.nroi.'ia'ion o"Sl .Wt.i bnv from : rai.uur.iive amu.ier mans ncau wieu :";'" '7"'-'v or next elay. i ucorgni, wno returne-l to me jei- i t r : ' . . j fi.n duly autheuticntc-i Mr neu'cmene. ..n siumv. ! r:"!t-?? n - ihurida
..pprop.ia.iou o. vi,-K 10 i.n iro.ii ....... thebntofh s run. Collins i r.v - lt arhi that the tax on l.ttnfc .W.. fcrson M!iMl rniW irnif.il f., VurntlJ.wns- ,r w.a .a? K1 tb. :ub -y rbnwrr. ii at th. u. ri! ! e'tro?A J.." f i"
3nm a " sword knot ' made of blue J x llux is lying v,ry j fhe othm are ,,atllv j its and thc ,i t stamp on checks treatment niarl fortnight w.i I "S:' '" ' "-Jec Bm uvma. ! SSTif
silk ribbon and silver tinstl '.much: ih at Pmlaoelphia as a result of j wounded. - ' j and drafts may be ih-he-d. ' j reported as greatly improved' tv,lay. I ' 1 ' ''C waa ; jsa. uuraior. i (cM.. . J' K aVtee.
fa Wi by r.ge,hwh hh "was formerly; another surgical operation upon his, , , : . ' rrm An operatiun upon a giandofthe; a twiy lr;i. ! tvit, i-roi,-: vnTrr-" : tenn -irr " TT.rit--'
v.ornon ti.e sevord hii: of General i tongue, and his life is despaired of.' "M OAn lU lnu"Iatio'1 t,raT Town. J neck was performed by Professori , ' - j ATjEMPlyM EHT
VvVhin-'on It i don v.ilrs a curb ' It wa supposed the cmcr-r wa re-: " ! ( vr -Tov p k i- ' -Gro?s wyeral days a-. and since j Ntw oux, Ftb. fary Ken- !itnterjaoo. ir..-i. i.-.f f4 fS1!?: "5 ati4!v'Sui
i.jv.ti.. ie a ... av.-:. . il 114 , . : n i Al-r.T0., lob. l-. lt 13 n-; then the ili en t hn rained in nellv of UnK.klvn ued John Wie-f' u-w.aip. : tfr.-vrfa tortirH!a.a,i.ir..,-immiitci.
niK n. r ).... it wit 4.r?V mnsf !:l ive 1 r.t the first mvm :nn hnf. if DaM.AS. TeS.. Feb. - 17. Sam ! ur,rtt, W 1. K i-r.' . i . ti.e j,a n.l ju? t,.tmtr.i in . iitnj , m i. inmi u, . .it . ju.ni nit i-, te.lamcnlarv ,.n too '.. ent. 4-1 JUXu- JL lu t. Til Uroudway. ..V.
... ... . .. . -vH-ten vciri), drnnt- i f; Vl L eT. . ,7 coium-; strength and U &l.ifi to ta.kesuP;-,.ei. ..iil.atiity, i---r?.,!!t.') d.-m.aSes, io Srt.nt..i tu. .n.iiar.r.i , ' .. .. tac.,v
penple tr.ut thc irsce askcl it rath(-r-: peems mat it was not, and the ulcer : ;":?a,-lV "?rVen tar Jl. urnnk l.ia, hraww county, i hadK- inua- ri,.nt nM.rj...,..,. u; I i .. , n J ..,.f r.,, u7.ii. ' vr-.trad,..ni; n-tir. u bby : t.
If further evidence was needed of
the fi-llow feelinz of which is be-
gotten coalition between the Ilalf
breeds and the Democrat? of this
county, it was lurnishcel by the
Drmocral of last week; that paper
hiving fvi.lentlv iind.-Ttakcn the
mr.tnrf in An thf iliriv wr.rt f..r the
new combination.
Having asserted in a previous is
sue that "Gulteau murdered Garfield
to make Arthur President, that
Grant, Conkling, Cameron & Co.
mijrht have the dispensing of the
J public offices' it last week renewed
iital.rntnl neci,;lf i.vnl-ini- from tho
gutter all the political garbage it j
could collect, and heaping it ia one!
foul mass ujon the President and :
M. Alef.eh frn,U Tiio ,n-
i I . 1 UiOll II.. Ul.. I". V ..." " - - .
nals of journalism (not excluding
Prick Pomeroy's Dem ocrat of infa
mous memory) may be eearched in
vain for anything so disgustingly
low and base. The Democrat has
dived down deeper and corne uj
more filthj- than any known journal
of the day. In its eagerness to
serve its new allies the Half-breeds
it gives circulation to vile slanders,
which those of the baser sort may
chuckle over, but have too much
sense and discretion to publiely re
peat. An older hand than that of
the young editor is jdainly discerni
ble in this filthy diatribe, which can
harm no one f-o much as it will its
author.
Of course no answer is expected
or r.ced be made, to so villainous
an assault tipon the personal char
acters of gentlemen known to be so
pure as are Messrs. Arthur, Grant
and Conkling, but it is suggestive of
a few reflections.
If, as the Dckw:.-1 charge?, the
dinerences between the late Presi
dent and Senator Conkling induced
the assassination of the former, is
not, by a parity of reasoning, its
beastial assault- upon President Ar
thur and two of his prominent
friends calculated to induce the
murder of our present Chief Magis
trate ?
Is the article lately published in
the Pittsburgh Comr.icrcinl and cop
ied by the Johnstown Trilvne, re
flecting on the official conduct of
Hon. A. II. Cod'roth, and for the
publication of which tiie Democrat's
uncle has instituted prosecutions for
libel, at all comparable in meanness
or misrejircsentation to the vile
charges against the three distin
guished citizens whom that jKircr
so grossly libels?
Would the ravings of the misera
ble wretch Guiteau be held a:; suffi
cient testimony whereupon to con
vict Hon. A. II. CoiTroth of com
plicit in a most horrible crime?
and, if mt, why should they he ta
ken as roof positive against gtntle
men who are immeasurably above
him in public estimation ?
Mus. Seovinu: has appealed to
Mrs. Garfield in behalf of her broth
er. She asks the President's heart
broken widow to stay the hand of
justice. It is a touching, jdtiful ap
peal, but can only add useless jain
to overwhelming sorrow. While
the jiublic sympathizes with Mrs.
Scoville in the shame and anxiety
she is compelled, to bear, nothing
can justify thin unnecessary and
objectionable art. It is scarcely
j-o.--!b!e to imagine how such tender
solicitude can e-nccmpass the w el-
fare of a hidecus assassin, except
upon
the theory of insanity,
in
which Mrs. Scoville apjiarently be
lieves; and it is not to be expected
that Mrs. Garfield will take notice
jof the appeal. Even should she do
so, and should her womanly, sym-
jj.alhctic heart yielJ, the President
i has tiie courage to be inexorable.
It is not a case of mercy ; an unpro
fitable, worthless, wick :d
ute s.
iOuld
not be spared to save a woman's
. ,..;,.,
upon executive hrnm
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J V, . I ,"-' V V O I II'.IIIUL V-WV I iji
' j The biggest humbugs in creation
jare the elf--tylrd ' independent'
newspapers,
GI.It.WIXGS.
The iee bridge at Niagara Fall
, , , y. .., ... ,
which has formed within the ist
f , . . , a, ,
few davs, is said to be the lo: .'est
, " , ,
and strongest seen for man v veais.
" "
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1t.xxsvi.asia s revenue from p:o-
, . . , . , .,
ducts of her mines ami sou now ex-
, , e .. k . ,
cceds that of anv other State except
. , . , , , ,
those which produce gold and silver.
As Indiana evangelist asks : " Can
a Democrat get to heaven?" and the
Uoiton Transcript hastens to say
that he can-if lie has the handling j
of the returns. j
,
.V boys composition on girl
" Girls are the only folks that 1 ave
0! several thousand kinds, and soine-i
- .... .
j times one girl can be like sever;
, , ,
litiiiic vuk kiit vail i'r; iiar; ctiliiU
. , , .P . . ,.
' J fr ,K T' f aPf 1an"-
i inis l all 1 know al.iout girls, and
1 father says tiie less I know about
them the better off I am
was very much aggravated by
f.ur - Iiour ejieceh lie ma
.Senate recently.
j Atlanta can boa! of a genuine
curiosity -a live female shoemaker
young, pretty ana industrious.
Haying occasion to Fend my little
nephew with a pair of boot3 to be
-
mended, he surprised nic on his re-
turn bv remarking that "she" said
' po and to about the boots. I then
! learned for the first time that we
ti : , .. : ..t.v......1 .-.-i.,-.
., r .1 7i
g.rl under 2Jyears of age, the daugh-
ter oia shoemaker, v. .10 eiany worKS
at the trade herself, not only menu
ing, but making in good style both
! boots and thocs. Ft-r several years
I nast she has been thus encased and
won the respect and patronr-gc of a
large circle of appreciative lamilies.
Th IennSylvan Military Academy
CiitsTKB, Pa.. Feb. 1C The
Pennsylvania Military Academy,
in tliis city, was burned this evening.
The fire originated in the laboratory,
in the upper story, and burned fu
riously. ' The cadets were out drill
ing at the lime, and upon returning
to the building, at 5 o'clock, organ
ised themselves into a bucket bri
gade u-i:icr every vessel that would
'old v.-ater. to extinguish the iiames
out notwithstanding this, the flames
ma.ie such rapid progress that the
e.iiort was abandoned, and tne cadets
turned their attention to saving in
dividual properly. In the mean
time the alarm was given from the
Citv Hall, and the entire department
responded, but owing to the baa
condition of the streets reaching tho
institution, they were greatly delaj'
ed, and when they arrived the east
wing of the building wa3 enveloped
in iiames. In four hours the large
and handsome building, with much
of its contents, was in ashes. There
were M' cadets attending the acade
my. Much of the projx'rty, such as
furniture, apparatus and libraries,
was got out. The building was 1-30
feet long, CO feet wide, and four sto
ries high overlooking the city
and was built on an outlay ot fcl-o,
OHO by a stock company in 1S6.3.
The entire loss wiii foot up $-2"0,000
which is only jartiaily covered by
insurance not over 75,000. All
the state and government property
was saved. Ail tiie cadets were giv
en sufficient money by Colonel Hy
att, the president of the academy, to
take them home. Tiie staff of in
structors do not know what will be
done in reference to continuing the
school this vcar. but a meeting of
the trustees will be held to-morrow
to take action.
A Startling Confession.
P .. x PAriDS, la., Feb. 1G. Yes
terday, before the coroner's jury en
gaged in investigating the murder
of John Lanahan, who was killed
v, hi!e sitting near a window in his
own house on Saturday night, Mag
gie, the murdered man's oldest
daughter, confessed that she did the
shooting. Sheal.-o implicated her
mother, her si.-ter Anna and the Lit
ter's lover, a youu'i 'nan named
Pireh. The girl testified that it had
been agreed upon between thcru
some time ago to "put tho old man
out of the way," and at the earliest
opportunity Pirch furnished the
pistol, and when iier father came
home from the farmers' club meet
ing on Saturday and was about to
sit down, she stepped up behind
him and fired, killing him instantly.
Siie then arranged the body so as to
appear as if some one shot him
through the window, while her sis
ter Anna went out and broke the
glass. As to the motive to the
crime, Maggie testified that Pirch
wanted to marry Anna and that her
father refused to sanction it and did
not provide Iwell for them. Tiie
mother and Anna corroborated this
testimony. Pirc h at one i'tmc liv
ed with the family a:.d was driven
from the house " by Mr. Lanahan,
who suspected him of criminal in
timacy with his wife and daughter
Anna. All arties implicated are
under arrest, and the greatest ex
citement prevails.
A Sins-.ii.ir Casn of Tacit.
A in.iri by the name of lhvight
Prown, living in Erie, was brought
b-jforo a Mayor oi"th ;t j.dace ujion
a char'eof laret ny under peculiar
eircu
P
an
. s-, n i . l-
ces to Crowch, regarUing tne o.scov-1
e-ry a3 an answer to Lis suppliea-,
tion, and with it he bought food and j
clothing for Lis family. Crowed '
had Prown arrested on a charge of.
larceny, and taken before a judge
After iearning tiie facts in tho case
thejude states that, though the
man's piety wa.-, misguided, he
thought tiiat justice should be tem
pered with mercy, and accordinely
inflicted a penalty of only $1 line
and imprisonment ior 21 hours.
3Iiirder in GroonlieUI, I'rt-
Pirrsitcuc;, Feb. 17. A. U. Mich
ener, of tireenfield, Washington
county, was shot anl killed on
Wednesday right by Peter S'mvin.
The latter had gone to tho drug
store of Dr. Wells fer the express
purpose of shooting Wells. He
drew a pistol and was about to dis
charge it when Michener rushed be
tween him and Wells with the in
tention of preventing him from do
ing any harm. Michener received
the bullet in his breast in the region
of the heart, and falling to the floor,
expiree! in a few moments. Shavin
Homed
ntanccs. n is saiu mat -.. .-.V t " ' 7:7.. " i i -ii
.... i K.-t.ilvi-m-in i. k ''. iuai.i.ij i.-i .iu.i-1 uig ca;e came to a speeeiv trial, wiin
ro,i. is a very poor but pioa, man, ..nil a ru,h ,vas rn;Ke f. ,r the tl.o re;lt nlrenlv Rt ,ti: T.itl , U n
i-ed earnei? relief ''The ! , ".! lhti . Firi. l eat
uyitnaiin,, , ,,...jeT j mcn ; Barber, asi,lant ft .reman of j n'u.tlur '
thesumof.m greenbacks lying lfmp o'-thc JaniC3 Wu!1ll
i l i " i ... .. .... i i -----7 - i - -wtioiiLi. . i ie. l ie;i lit. i.
..u a .iuk . e, e.wi. -.ju , wo known cit:,tn. :,IeXal,i A Troasurers Office i:o!,i:o,!.
John Croweh, who .vas wa.king just . Willi i ,
ahead, had lo.t theni. niRtll T;,, a ,,ol:oe 0 In e'er ; Per-i:oT, February 13. A very
faith was ct tucappropnat.ng kind, coloreJ 'lnan ,vho wa3 ( ; bold and successful robbery was
apparently, for lie toox uie niewey , v atot v c;iill v.anifl I1.,.0 1 ee.mmitted shortly before noon to
without mentioning toe circumstan- i. ,.,,, .,..; ,''';,..,. :n u0 r..nr,tv Trh!trpr' nit.er.
lledu Lrownsville; five miles dis-;k.r
tant, where he was captured r.nd j
taken to Washington jail. lie is
twenty years old, a coa. mi n-
er, and was concerned in the riots
i not long ago near ijreenneld
Citizens ami Circus Men Uiotins.
jmiuhvetoet, ia., i ei. io. a ri-
i r t- 1 . -. . 1
,it ftrr.,rrp,i Kt i.,rtuA Ut ni-ltf.
. , . . '
; tween employes ot thc De Don-i
j naire-s Circus and citizens. Isaac J
j Gilly stabbed Holmes, a circus rid-;
jcr. Holmes shot Jaues Collins in j
; the back and G illy in in the arm
. i i . . m uran-i l raine, s'i an on can on i
rated by a., . ,., If . .
lade in tho n tel he hoiS S
blown downed .Sam killleih
4
A DREADFUL AFFAIR.'
xr.i: explosion at chesti:h.
?(pn and Women Blown mtttio Air
antl Torn I.itnlJ fr.m Umb
The Fair City In
Grief.
j Cn;-TEK, Feb. lt. i he numuer
Ol pCJ -iiliS llilSSing IlIiU MJ,'J.--u i
hi've 1. rished in the explosion at
j fire worfc3 ;3 now placed
; at twentv, and there were about fcv
ontv t'ersons iniurcd. The fire
broke out in the old mansion which
was occupied by a large number
of colored families. While the fire
men, surrounded by a large crowd,
were playing on the iiames, the ex
plosion occurred. The scene which
followed is indescribable. Men and
women were thrown into the air
and fragments of limbs wr? blown
around in all directions. The dead
are being laid out in City Hall and
the wounded arc attended at the
various drug stores, which, howev
er, are not sufficiently numerous to
meet the exigencies of the case.
A panic has taken hold of the peo
ple and business is entirely suspend
ed. Visitors are flocking into the
place from all directions. .
New York. Feb. 17 A special
from Chester says of the explosion
I there : This is the blackest day in
history nf our fair city. Death
in most frightful shape has laid low
nearly a score of our people, and
many more have been wounded.
The "entire city is in mourning.
Following close upon the destruc
tion of the Military Academy, a se
vere loss in itself to the community,
came this morning an alarm of fire
from Jackson's li reworks factory
and magazine. This was in the old
Porter mansion, on Second street
and the river Iront. Prof. Jackson
had occupied it for the past live
or six years. He employed eight
and te-u hands and was running tho
the place to the fullest capacity, in
order to supply his large trade.
At thirty minutes jtast seven
o'clock the alarm was sounded. In
five minutes after the alarm was
sounded the fire department was
throwing water on the burning
buildir.i Suddenly a terriffie cs-
plosion' shook the city, the no:c
reverberated throughout the eouu-
try as far as the Jersey shore. A
mass of llama shot high up into
the air and the fragments of the
building were hurled about. A.
quantity of gunpowder had explod
ed. It" was felt that the danger
was over and the firemen approach
ed the iiames until within touching
distance without apprehension, and
a large crowd ef citizens gathered.
t th'- time when the spectators
were surest that absolute control
had been secured, and that all dan
ger was passed, another explosion,
ranch more fear ful than the last,
gave a terrifiic shock to the earth.
The scene was awful, and .so hor
rible that it is impossible to ele-
scribe it. The crowd of firemen
v;;s scattered in ail directions,
many of them with their bodies
mangled beyond recognition. Some
wcre so badly torn that it was ;m-
possible to te.l what pait ot tue;
body the shreds ol iiesh were torn
from. On thc spe ctators the oil'eet
was scarcely less disastrous. Meny
of them were k'.lied, more were
wounded. Those who were not
injured rushed through thc city
spreading thc horrible news. AI-
most instantly taousanu en jcopie,
stricken with terror, poured from
joining streets to tiie scene of the
lisaster. The news ouicidv spread
to the country and hundreds of peo
ple came from there. The cries of
women and children who had lest
huso mils and lathers m tne calami-!
ty, and wild injuries of others ad led J
to the terrible effect of - thc masses
of bloody corpses and woumlvd.
All the physicians in tho city and j
all the priests and pastors were on
the spot in a short time to tlispo.-v j
of the dead and assist the wounded, j
The nearest house was about a bun-!
dred yards away. Many of the suf
ferers were taken there, and every
other house in the vicinity was j
thrown open and kindly hands min
istereu to the relict ot the victims.
Wagons were hastily transformed
into r.moUianecs nrel tvervtmng
that could be was done to mitigate !
thc horror. In a little lime the ru- i
mor got abroad that the now rapid- i
1 li! . 1 1' ' tV .1, W a.7 h Ultra 11
doort of it3 l0I1
'
ri iii jiajnirn Oiitmsf-
Ivii.uitsu, February lo. An out -
rage of the Moliie Maguire order lias
been perpetrated near Mi III in.
scliuylkih county. Oeorge li. ag- j
oner, a respectaole and wealthy far
mer, some time ago received a letter
warning him either to leave that
part cif the country or to prepare his j
place in hell, and that if ho did not j
get out, first, his barn and live stock
would le burned ; second, his house
would be destroyed, and third, he
would be shot.
No attention was paid lo this and
tiie supposed Mollies, after waiting
ten days, proceeded to carry out
their threat. At one o'clock in the
morning Mr. Wagoner was aroused
from sleep to find his fine barn on
fire. By very hard work he anel
his daughter succeeded in savins
thirty fine horse3 and cattle, and
with the assistance of Ilev. Mr. Hay,
who was staying there for the night,
the dwelling was also saved, but the
barn and its valuable contents was
destroyed. During the fire a num-
of 6jkj(3 y,ere heard
tnoUnta;n supposed to have beei!
firetI hy he incendiaries'. About
fifty nvi,.hhots went in j,ursuit of
th.-m
on the
4 Jlerarial 500O Feet IMn-.
WASiiixr.Tii.v, Feb. 14. John P.
viuuiu, m acw lore, jsnege witli a
f 11 r - 11 , . . . . "
memorial more than .lOVlft. Inn,?
i o r-.T-
signed bvmerchanU.manufactorer8 i
mechanics, farmers, taxpayers and !i
others, residing in nearly every
tate in thc Union, which" will bo j'
presented to the Ways and Means !
dated irorn tho lirayui l-tr
i Vi -. 1 V V- . , 'i,Ul3
hWfre?
"uith fV '
"u"Jl"JlJuo'"'
I 1 e W iTVVIil i nr f!;i 1-1, . irfrp nmiril'lfll- I ivinl.l l.n mn.ln (a lrimli T..M.11. I.nf
Outrages ou the ttnsian Jews.
Londov, February 1C It is un
derstood that the reports of the
Pritish consul" m regard to the out
rages against jews in Russia arc
about to be issued by the Foreign
OMice. Tliey do not show that any
eases of violation of women have
been clearly prove !. The evidence
j 13 clear regarding Miner serious ou..-
j rages. Jian UIU auim.u;s uu
tiie necessary lorcc, me
lorse, u; outrages
nik'bt have been confined to a very
narrow circle. The Jews still re
maining in Russia are reluctant tt
give full information in regard to
them. Mr. F. D. Moccatta has con
tributed . 1,000 to the Jewish relief
fund, and ctTers to contribute one
per cent of anv sum not exceeding
l,OuO,000 collected within two
years. At a meeting of the Man
sion House Committee of the Jew
ish relief fund letters from Mr. Glad
stone and Earl Granvihe were read
acknowleding the receipt of the res
olutions adopted at the meeting
held at the Mansion House on the
Peezaer, Kona and Prioslar over
230 women were outraged by Jew
baiters during the distrubances.
At Kieff General Dree tela, when
appealed to for protection, said it
was rot worth while to risk the
soldiers' lives. At Odessa petroleum
wa3 poured on a man's head and
set on fire, and the died in agonv.
Subsequent!)- many children were
mercilessly killed.
St. Peteksiu'w;, February 10.
The Jews in a village near Krahin.ef
were attacked by liussian peasants
on the 5th inst., "and ten were near
ly beaten to death.
Almoht an Inundation at Helena.
Cincinnati, February 10. A spe
cial from Helena, Ail
says : A
heavy gale prevailed here this morn
ing. During the prevalence ot the
wind the waves on the river were
three to four feet high, and jourcd
over the levee, in front ot Commer
j ci
i s
cial Pow, at a fearful rate. The
rcatest damage occurred at the
corner of Main and Y'ork streets,
and it was with difficulty that the
flow of water over the levee at that
point could be prevented. Pctwcen
12 and 1 ei'clock the city fire bells
were vigorously rung, and merchants
and others closed their places of
business and hastened to the scene
of danger. By 2 o'clock this after
noon tho surface of the river was
calm. In the vicinity of the Iron
Mountain and Helena Pailroad de-
tiot an immense force of hands was
engaged in strengthening the levee,
which is considered to be in a very
weak condition. The leve'c at the
upper end of Williamson Place, two
miles below the city, broke this ai
j ternnon in two places, and the water
j ;3 pouring through at a rapid rate,
j It is thought the water can be kept
; oat of Helena bv closing the eun-
j h.inkmeiit of tiie Midland Pailroad,
wliich is now being done. The
levee about tiie city is weal:, but
hone is entertained that the water
can be kept back in ,that direction.
A Viltuinous Stepfather I'unisheel.
Self anton, Pa. February 13 In
tne Court here yesterday 11. (.. rot
tne outrages perpetrated against the "OTed , L1Ll .f t10r.es' the , 7 dee aring the town of Green- -
Ten-, in liuJia ! old daughter ot Lis deceased wne by Steuben county, ui a state ol TfiMm "Ziraj
London, February 17.-A Yien- a Conner nnsoand. ine ceremony jilisurrecilou. The She-ruT ot Meu-t UUUU
r.a correspondent vouches for the iicnormed by Lev. lacka m ; hen co,ulty, who came here to pre- if j
tmthnf i.n statement that Eliza- Iwen, a Methodud. Episcopal cler- S(.nt thc ease to the Governor, and A f.&iEt
bethsrrad, Kiell, Odessa, icsjin, -v , - ; , oouim. u voauu.,....,, KJ a R
M - I " i:it'II 11 Flit M K ST tIA I .lllfl H.llll. I ... -,., - .-,., 4 et. e r.w.l.lnol '.lit 12' 1 X M MM W.
ad-jtc:r, of Moscow, this county, was
j sentenced to the Slate Penitentiary
lor a term of two vcars and eight
months, in addition to paying a fine
cf 51,000, ior the betrayal ot his
stepdaughter. Miss Lulu Swartz, the
daughter ti a military chaplain who
died during Ibe war." Lulu's father
went away when she was a child,
an-.l never returned. Her mother
married Potter two years ago, and a
year later Lulu returned home from
i0 Soldiers' Orphan School, where
she had been educated as the ward
0f the State. A short time a 20 her
mother's husband (Potter) decoyed
the girl away to Pethlehem, where
they lived as "man arid wife. The
members of the Grand Army ol the
Pepublic employed a detective and
Potter was arrested and brought
! back for disgracing a deceased sol-
dierss child
There was great indirr-
nation in the neighborhood, and it
was feared at one time an attempt
Treasurer Crosby being alone at the
1 time. One man wen, in the oliice
' and txjiressctl a desire to pay his
taxes, doing to tho window furth-
jest from the door he called out
the numbers at that window, and
j w hile the Treasurer wa? hunting up
tne descriptions given a conicd-T.itfj
oi tne tnier stepped in at tue door,
which had been left ajar, hastily
went to the money drawer, took
what bills could be grabbed and left,
The noise of Ids operations attracted
the notice of the Treasurer, who saw
the thief as he disappeared through I
thc door. An alarm was instantly j
given, but the thief escaped in the
excitement of the moment, as did
also the man who pretended to pay
his taxes. The amount taken was
The Pennsylvania Company Wii! Pee
scnt Xo Bi!l. .
Wasiiixotox, Feb. 1-1. Senator
Allison, chairman of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, has
received a letter from the president
of the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany, in which, responding to an
inquiry on the subject, he says:
''Our company had not at that time,
nor, have they now, any intention
to make a claim for compensation
for courtesies extended to the late
President and his family or to thc
! Government. We felt it to be not
only a duty but a pleasure to do
what we could to increase the com
fort and aid in restoring tiie health
of President Garfield."
.
Senator unv Condi.
'
l'i;n.AM:i.Piiu, Fel
Condition Hopeful.
liruarv li.
The condition of Senator Den Hill,
1 i i i e 7. j 1 .' , , ,-r e. ,
i 10ked upon as hopeful, the attend.-i iiiiz her hi;-hai,) l.iiaor after she"
Phyiicians dekring their le.U:t:Cl
Iff J,iSf 1 f tL f"5"8 1 5" t1;1tk d,'V C0UJt'
rauectioa has been renioveeL Jgave her a vedict ior SluO.
TWICE MARKS) AT li
THE CHILD WHO WEDDED IIKU
STEFFATIJIin.
EJSa Shore Obtains a Divorce From
an Abaconrfins Husband of G3
and Set-an Another
A-ed Streiiueii.
Palti.wke, Feb. lo. A wedding
date named II. E. Whyte, a youth
of 1 years and of excellent charac
ter, married a little brunette named
Ella Shores, aged 1 1 years, thus giv
ing to tho girl a second husband
within a jeriod of two ycar3 of her
short life.
On February o, 1SS0, precisely
two years previous to the date of the
marriage just mentioned, the resi
dents of Dames Quarter were great
ly excited by learning that Sidney
Shores, a farmer of oo years, had
rhi M'j nrrn orw liil lint !.-nOW thiltt
!..... t. , i.v. i.w- .w.v, w
she was the step-daughter of her
prospective husband. At that time
mere were numerous ujreau. 01
lynching the wretched bridegroom,
and a mob visited his house one
night to hang him. Shores, howev
er who is an ' eId soldier, showed
fight, and they desisted. After tiie
man had lived with the child as
his wife for four days the county
authorities took cegnizance of the
affair and arrested him and
Rev. Mr. Powen, Justice Robinson,
of Princess Annie', committedShores
and Powen to jail in default of bail,
and the girl was taken charge of by
friends and removed from Shores'
house. The feeling against Shores
was further aggravaleel bv thc fact
that his wife (w ho was the widow
of his uncle; had only l;e:en eiead 1
month when he wedded the girl.
Some months later Shores jvas tried
by the County Court, convicted of
misdemeanor and sentenced to pay
a line ot $-300 and stand committed
until itwas paid. The clergymen
was acquitted on the ground that he
had not known the facts of the case.
Shores, being a pejor man, couhl
not j'ay his fine, and would have
been in jail at the present time had
he not succeeded in escaping last
year, since winch, time he has not
be en hearel 01. Meanwhile toe girl
wife, by friends applied for a divorce
which aj.plication was heard last
fall and granted.
Throughout ail her trouble,
Whyte. her scconel -husband, dis
played the most Ouixoticsolieilude
for Ella, artel finally induced her to
marry him. Mr3. Whyte despite
her tender years, is a mature and
unusually pretty girl ; well educat
ed and intelligent. Several promi
nent residents of the; county have
taken an interest in thc welfare of
tue young counle, and will assist m
establishing the groom in business.
A J'amiiy Io::-u..ctl by Spring M'ater.
Cytiiiana, Ky.. February 1". A
fearful story of p -i-oning and death
has just been m.. '? known here.
It appears that a n. n named Law
son, residing with his wife and four
children in a placed ln .ned Flor
ence, a short disUnce from here,
drank water from a spring that re
cently appeared on the grounds
surrounding their house. Last
daughter and a baby were su-ulenlv
cJt- nr.,1 l .. e.M-fl reo,?;,-. ,! niA
could reach tiieni died
Uttering
pierc
1 1 ..i
cries ot pain and apparent-1
lv suilering the most exciue-iatin
torture. Before their death Mrs.
Lawson anel two other daughters
were taken sick in the same manner
and at last accounts' were dying in
the greatest agony. -Physicians
were powerless to relieve them. It
is believed that the spring water
had in some manner bcemwisonecl,
but in what wav is a mvsterv
Immediately after" the members of
the unfortunate family were taken
1 J. 11 1
SlClv their bOilieS began to swell ami
become discolored, the eyes bu'ging
from and tmall V leavmir the sockets.
The wate r of the spring will be ana
lyzed. Star Unite SrI:itlUi-s.
Omaha, Xeb., Feb. 1(5. Judge
Dundy, presiding over the United
States' Court at Lincoln, Neb., where
the trial of Corhin and lddin''s in
thc Star Itoute C lSf S Las been in
morninr-directed the iurv to return
...-.K.U ,r ...I.
ix tiviiei. iei.ni.iiii, ii iiii-ii iiivji it
oordingly did. Thc government
took j.lace 111 Dames (Quarter dis-!,:iXe maintained the vAliitv of the ' frV-XVViwi: '- - "o, , t-
trict, Somerset county, Md., on ti:t-; u.,,,. The people are no v intitni-', d h;,Ul"r,: "tii --.. ;
loth inst., under fircunjfcuu.ee f ! dating bWuers at the collector's salts. : -.v rPTTTO FT"1"' itow'i'J'i.'r'''''
which have probably never found Ninety-live levies were made, and : X--LTunl ilAlt, i--. , c m -v
n ,,r.tl-1 inthw nnnfrv On t.J 1,.,,., I f. .. -..':, ' N.m n :thtrobail-.'.c?3 thcr-n erec.e-i. Bd , V
was ueceivcti oy snores a io u.e ,.s i ,,.f , :f! Vlf, ,,: he mob : I rl M ft'? V
had completed the cxaimrmlu-a ot t rrtlTI nmn nnn i ii'..'t.o.tt!j.intte!i..ftiie a:.-.v ..tt-itswitne-s:s,
the defence had not M W V JT W jl I? fi A J" i""-??. -fnU Ur.r"!.-,'.;.-.
otTcreJ any te-stiniony and tl.c pros- j JJ UllU il 11 U 1 1 U illS iidS
ecutionhad utterly tailed to show isfoi: s.li.KoMiY uv j .... "V. n. ci-i'Mi.
any wrong doing by the accused, j '!Tlerwi' I- 1
The verdict gave universal satislac-j -u Ci "ija.'A.iiu, y- -ph-f no-w N:!.irBthi pu-.
tion, as the defendant, are well j fi.'tjSIC DEALER. SOMERSET, PEKii'A. K I ?w.r.,K
known and resnected citizens. ! nrwnr D-ronr-i rtn-t nn Tr.rm I r-V!.,A.':'thlB ,-'ai'i'!.1 n-t
Tlio A'iprirtioiiniciit lil!!.
Washington, Feb. 1(5. The
House to-day agreed to fix the num
ber of Ib'present.uives in Congress,
under the new apportionment, at.
'- , by the old method, and the bill
under the new apportionment, at.
will be completed and' pas-ed to
morrow. Only nine votes were cast
in favcrof thc Seaton plan of appor
tionment. A number of spee ches
were made in the early part of the
day tending to show that o2o would
ho the number of Representatives
fixed upon, several members chang
ing from their preferment in fa-or
of other numbers.
Deatli of lion. S. A. Purviaace.
Pitts ill r.en. Feb. li. lion. S. A.
Purviar.cc died at his residence, in
Allegheny City, this morning, after
a protracted illncsj. Mr. Pnrviance
was a member of Congress for two
terms, and enjoveel the distinction of i
being a memberof the Constitutional
Convention, and also of having been
Attorney (ienerrl of i'lH State. He !
., - - , J
Was 10 jKirs til age antl It lts ii;
wifi. oiid t'nrr-e fln'idren !
lie .HUI inrte eiunireil.
SutliU-11 Death oia Iif'aji-l.f.or.
.MctONSKLSr.l IlG, 1 a., Ice), lit. 1
lion, jam os Aeiiev. mtmuer (i ii.ei
Logiiiiuture from Fulton county, fell
dciul from bin chritr tais mornincr
while sitting n his rcsuh-nco at
Th Tiu-n nf rwvniriwl f..l arm ill I
a Stat of Insnrret Hon.
Path, N. Y., February 13.Thcr
j3 organized resistance in the town
of Greenwood to the collection
; taxes levied to pay bonds, issued ten
lor twelve rears act, in aid of the
Chester Pine Creek Pailroad.
j After tars ui' iiui-ttin the Courts
ed. The last d
lie if,
Lol
were out
-J strong'. Villi :.r:ne
with martial music
,,1 1 .,. .:.lr.r
TllCV defv liwors to 1-i.l tiV, the '
property." Stteriff Hiirgins and 1 2.
deputies attended the last s de, but
no person uareU to tuy the property
offered, and the sale was aeljotirned. i
Iiepudiation is temporari!
ful.
r f 1 vv I.i.nrt;nti. !.. 1 o-i a V I i.n,i'.-nir it loccktii ilwn. I Wie a tiai
....... u ' ' i l i - . . . . . , i , r r-f v-OT n..-
eiovernor voinen usucu a iioei;i- fJ.i -. iru:oe.
f I, II ' 1 ! f LlftAiHtJlLllI1 ' .
- . 1 A 1. . ..IV . - . . f-
: uf axes. Several would-be par-
j cheers have been seriously injured.
j -j-fie taxes due in the town amount
to about S,0:X), and as the place is
far removed from the line of travel
nothing of the desperate state of af
fairs was known here until the Sher
iff arrived.
In cose the proclamation, which
calls on the rioters to dipi rse, is
not obeyed the militia will becalied
out to en force order.
A Cr:yifc In Iinea.iiei.
Lancaster, Feb. 17.-Elizabeth
; lloi omy ;:g;ii:iM u:w i'iuivis 01 t..L
; jaw iut nil persons who at'emnt to ;
1 1)U!.cj1.I.,.) vri;,iertj s ,-or arreursj
Mash, agetl thirty, in is murmug at
taeked her mothtr-in-Iaw, Mary j
Mash, aged iiity-nine, and knocked j
her down with "a li.tchet. Sl.etlien;
beat her victim's brains out with a !
hoot-jack. When arrested, !';bu-t
lieth assured the Coroner tiiaiche!
had no ill-will against her mother-in-law,
but that as she herself de
sired to die, and did not lik.? to com
mit suicide1, she determined to mur
der some one, so that she would get
hanged fur it.
Ttir.t Vas I):iol!iiit in K.,.i-n---.t.
SiiiiKVKi'oKT, La.. February 10.
Carter Stewart, colored, surrendered
to the officers. He confesses he kill
ed Jim Martin. The men agreed
to settle r.
knives in
They iiad
feud with bowie
rus tbrtst alcr.e.
cy
!:.:.
light.
stabbed Martin to the heart
the bodv in ti.-e woods.
Two I'reidfiititvl A;;;itiiii::ie.'nts
Wamiixoto.v. D. C, Feb. 11.
Among tho nominations rent lo tie
i Senate t'Mliv bv
r-.-sid.'-nt we re
! those of John C. Ne
'.v, o;
rv
N. vi;
Indi n-.a, to i
be Assist -tut Secret arv ot tin
I re:is
vevor of cu.-toms ior th'
Philadelphia.
istriet
TWENTY-SEVEIi'TII
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TBS
SOMERSET COUNTY
MlfilllSllffltW
For as Y2S UiB2 D::bi3r rM, 1321.
unnn :-
i To n received on renews. this year.. i.
uunnir the year
I To cash rci.'t'lved on i:lw nolii'ft:. istii:.!
Vi- 11 I
10 tn.-iii r'.-coivca un a4io-omenta cjiicct-
ea mu vmr .... . .
133 Vi
n:s:it'nsi;i!:.T3.
N-1.1. i:yc.i?h piM Er.-u.-I
iviittpii 1'iriliixnjfis ly Iii-c...ii
Jfo. L xij etiaii piu l .lniinlcc
ter f-ir ilnute l.y lire
No. 3. Ky c-i.u pa;.l Jertt O.
Ucrliev lor loss hy lire
Jto. 4. Ky cue h pal 1 S-ticufl
1 .-.j
3-0 uj
.i e)
t"j
it ;.'
; n... V uyi-nih jiai.i i ni-iciVK.
Verify !cr ijfa .y llr-i..
v...?.'';! ,
Nn. 7. cif.-itloTi-ry :in-I ji'js'.ijf.
,7r., t"J""!'
' somwuji HEiiAi.tioiii-
prlntmij repurt ami lilanks
N.. Pi. Salary otserrtryan-i
Tourer t-.rwsjcar
i 18
u ci
4C i CO i'.
Haliinc; In ban I r,rTreaara
j .mwini oi 'premium a'Avs in lir..t. . Ssl-'J :i
I Acionnt of cnpiul i 3!'..7 oj
j The folluwlnir Iiiriot .irs wore t-Iet'lr.l r.r tfio ca
! ,'uinir year. Ti'. : S.itnuel iiircLiy. Aliruci B. ;i:,i.
I lietij unln Klino, Jiimts raii.i;iiriliin L. Mil.
71 07
icr, Anarew ..y, Jvi.n r.pc!:-hrr. i.'-lirist J. n.il
lyr. Wm. iiukcr an.l Jnha Hick, i S'uinir.-ft
funty. 1'a., u.l iiiiir.l .burner and J.n;.iii
Fii iin.er. nf Keillor-! canty, ani Satnuul ..liu
thews, oi Fayette county, tu.
Un utg-jnaul Atiram itfiiin. , f.'.if i,!J o:l.-cr?
j Ka relay, PrwUent; jjau lulii, Secretary n.t
Hy onler of tho li.ir of Plr'f !or
Jons iiu-ks.
I Secretary.
. . . -
I T1IK T.'OKI.-FA3;i)
EEFOSE BUYIN3 TRY THE EUEEETT !
"ITISTIliiDfST t"
H Bi2S KlJiuUGS 13 YSHlT, Bui 7 tc FfiC?.
nlieil anil wtknuiriciiice l hy the hixkett mu!irjl
nuMiontii-s, an l tlio ilonminl l .r thnu is aieiuitlr
rno saner; inty of tho UuruRtt Onri'tts i.i rrcv.
ltn-r:isitiir a thair mt rits are hpiMniinir moro -x-tPnslvHiy
kmnrn. Wh it eerytK:y mint.! is. the
Therefore everyboey wants ilia Bl KUErT,
i.r-i uuuan lorine least amount nl nnn v :
EVJTCY OlWlAtJ Gl-ACAXTECK FlTE YcAHS.
Sc'd on lisy Monthly Payrrents anj to far CA3M.
ALSfi
:or.i:.s. cur n. rr '::-.;-. ivc i
llANJOS. CIi.IlllKT-r. IIC- '
coLOs, FLi:xi-is, in i;s.
! And ia fuct everythinar in ths uo.cal lino. Tho
lawijiaca most, uesiriiiilo inntmcthin Unok. f,.r nil
icKtrnmnts on salo. liiiuik Music Hooka aii-l Vi
per of all size! and klnJ J.
SHEET MUSIC k YI0L1N ETEIS33 a S:S2il7.
Or-'nns Toned and re-pnirisl. Jln-tirr.1 Instruc
tion f H perquartur. Send for cntali until.
Soiieltinz ynuronlaiii for "Everjttiititr ia the
Music il I. ne," I am, Yours Retiicctlaily,
I. J. HEFFLEY,
feb--tf.
Somorset, l'ei.n'A.
JpOK SALE.
..H. v m.Cita;".' !i;,fi ;'e.r urSoyf..t
tiTmfhii, SmiueiTf t counts. I'll., an i iltiln lumt. I
iVVt'',3'1 Hj'hi'rt- 1,Mitl ''',"yi
and others, contiilninir iiii ni-trt, more or les.i,
anorn o-i acres in meadow. 7,) acre in '.ol 9tate
01 Ciiunaii'in. baiance well tiir.!i.reil
"ryi
maunlt v. j
venient to rnliriwd, in rw ! Mrtcinir Dmciunlt
tttvcnlei-.t to church nnl fcliocl. Lavlnir thf-rcon
erect a ?vl bonne, barnaml other tuiioiMlaKi'.
e-or tenpa ai;d iurtticr particular luJJrwj orcail1
un I
s jirMIM.i'! k i:HJ i
I lec. t.9 .ew i.xjugton, Sotiitrc 1 e.our.ty. Pa
; ,
. mtivisTfi sTnn'.i v.-.ttpli
il . .... . " 1 .1
jte of Itanicl LeT.II. lute of Scurhniaiiton I
Auuu.iooii.er:n-o., i,au.
Lettcru of aiiir.inLnt!"0 on the
liaTinsrbeen irrante.! to the linden
irwa iuietwe.i to tnw ctato u'tuKeimtnedtat.
pnvmBt.an.HhoM hivi,:ttci::!:nSnit,ini..r.m
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BEST STOCK FARMS
In tho County; haa --i iicmx, ycith ,iilown3,
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U.nlftir bcrn n"!on!e.l ATrurl.rt h'r!.;i?;n;
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VALENTiXE II A V,
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D MIN ISTil ATOIiS NOTICE.
1 .f utc f AbrASom Hoover. Iato of Urotiierjvalley
Tap., ileceiseil.
TMrmof ailminisiraliun nn nfw.rM Mt:.tfi h.iTtnir
j brvn enintt'd to the underpinned by the prn-r.iii-
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Saturday, marta itth. Hvj at hi. lute rr-idtnee.
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1VOTICE. Notice is hereby given
JL ' t!,'t ""re w''' roeetin of the j.cromi
' I'r whim ti.e property aal funcbltix of the
! fittilmrich ii lUitimure :mIc fc Ir-m Con.
fnny . purchased, at thc otflse of J. F. Oravo,
N',."w w""' 'n " I'ity ol I'itiai.urnh, ..3
Tlutrluy. Fci.roiry 33.1. Hti, at U o e:. k a m..
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