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The Somerset Hemld.
EDiVaRD Sf.TLL, Editor and rropriet-w.
WtUNtSDAY.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICIiET.
GOYERN'Oll.
JAMES A. BEAVER,
Centre county.
S ECU ETA It Y OF IXTERXAL AFFA1K3,
JOHN M. GREER,
Cutler county.
LIECTENANT fiOYERNOK,
WILLIAM T. DAVIE.?,
Bradford county.
For. rox'.;r.K-MAN-AT-LAi:r,i;
MARRIOTT RROSIUS.
Iincr.ster county.
jrniciAitY TICKKT.
JUSTICE OF flTREME COt'RT,
WILLIAM IIENRV RAWLE
. i'h)ladel:.'hia.
corxTY Tiruirr.
A?SEMKI.Y,
WILLIAM S. MORGAN,
Jenner township.
ANDREW J. COLBORN,
Somerset borough.
l.OR HuV.SE liIRECToR,
JESSE HOOVER,
Mi'ford township.
.H it Y COMMls.-ioN Fit.
CHARLES V. RAYMAN.
RrotiM'-rsvalley township.
el- ,. Ilutuisov A..t.i:x.
-K'iiv Auditor General of this State,
Se4Jfvt,fS' jyou pull down the candidates nomi- land while it aumta this, it chows a
-.jr&:i5,J j nated at Harriiburg, md permit us tiet-rroination to reject the corner
8i&Et&f i to nominate new ones for you "and stone ot the Republican party, as
has U-vn non-inated by the Presi-! ing to iu
der.t to be V. P. Marshal for the .;VK,.y Republican should caro
Territory of Dakota. j fully read tlie reply of McKee, the
lr appears from the official report
that the Po-tolhoe Dojiartment is
now not or.iy self-sustaining, but is
'making money. Tor the first three
months of the present year its receipt-:
over . xpenditures were a!" nil
Tmk Villi ye Ihr v.7 say? that Sena -
tor Mitcliell wishr ids folh.wi rs in
CliK-tcr county " b run a candidate
for (Vitvres?. "J as to divide tne i.e-
publican vuic and secure the election
of a Detivcrat," When the matter
comes to he tested, Mitchell will
iind lie has few followers in Chester
ounty.
Tin: I;i-le I'dent Committee at
its me-ting last week was the most
thoroughly bossed sissembhge that
oyer met in this Suit-'. It was not
permitted to do anything but adopt
a reply to Chairman Cooper, which
Wharton Barker had cut and dr3,
and already in print, and read to
the lucmlK-rs as (heir reply.
Six hundred and seventy-eight
thousand dollars seems a good deal
of money to pay for the publication
of the census reports, but as the Sen
ate has appropriated that'sum for
the purpose, i?. must be assumed
that no less an amount would suf
fice. One tiling is certain, that the
census must be pu'dished, no matter
what il costs.
Di:. II. C. McKiM.KY, of Miyers
dale, lavored the Independent com
mittee at its meeting with a speech
in which he said :
" TIih Alli-iieny mountains ikivp an Imle
i'nileii! in (mcIi . reviee ;
I.il UK s-a'ii s. i tlit'y ':i!l hour
Elevate your voice, Doctor! Most
of those imaainarv fellows are so
deep in the er-vice they won t hear!
you.
Dixawakk count v ave l-r.70 votes
for Wolfe last year. A correspond
ent of the West Chester Il-jniblictin
says a careful canvass this year
fhows les than "VW for St wan. onc-
fourth of the.-') being Democrats,
and most of the remainder support-
ersof Iluckaiew. c have no tltiul-t that reconstruetetl t.ie t nso:;, ana jutv This is not the first battle it
this is a fair sample of the situation j has ruled it so happily and justly j h;,been caiietl upon to wage ntainst
throughout the State. Lnica.(fr for tlie hist twenty ye irs, cai.oot be j 1 110 combined hosts of treason and
v,"iVer. lietraved to its death by the handful ; Democracy, and v.e doubt not tliat
jof pigmies that have taken up theja2ft:n ' ,iow,.r ot- tv will be
Damkl DAfoiiKirrv, of rhiladel- j arma of revolt asrainst it. We have jju, k,.,i rrom tvie ,,Ue aier.
phia, though a " Democrat, is not J cUcountered far more formidable; ,,
much ph-asod with the nomination, j internecine foes than these, and The reiual of the Independent
of Pattison for fJovernor. He looks ;t;,ere is nothing left of them except I Stpte Committee to entertain any
upon the young Mary lander as jthe historical record that speaks of ' proposition submitted by the Rc
small potatoes and few to the hill, j their vain struggles and i-nominious j publinm party means of course, war
Ilelooks upon Beaver as a greatly! dl.f,,t. The Greeley revolt, and the j TojK
superior cmuidate, ' '.letter prepareil , Gret-nback movement, fiipjrted as j carried to tlie limitand it has 1-eeome
by law and other things to rule a j they were by the .ombined Demo-; time to see what there iin it. Even
State than Jlr. Phttiscn." Dan s ! cratic party, were thought t be sure j the Independents theni-elves in their
head is level. Icai,?s by those who 'played them, wildest visions of ,owcr have not
i , v . ,iventurel to tnink tliey itmiiosed
; j and yet they proved tne most signal j the inRjnri. v t)f tIlC ju-jlablican nar-
1 hkre is ap:;rentiy to be no re- ( uf failures. J'he hard common sense . t v ; the letur adopU-d, sentand pub
auction oi Internal Kevenue Uxe1(f jKfoplc is akin to inspiration. : lished, in which they refuse all olli
this vear. The bill reported for that ! D.stinct' vely tiiey know the ri-dit, ct r,i 0' compromise, admits in alnnsst
pure was so amended by the ; vrH regardless of the polit- express terms that they re folly
U i i- ,1 . .-,'. . r . , ;- 1 aware ol their numerical lnfenon-
Deuiocmtn in (...nress that it as , K.ttl vVl-xiS an hour, who lancy:or;ty -rlltv have ,orne isfied
practically useless, and has been in- they ca minlead tliem. The utter i that they cannot run the party, the
definitely wslpoi.ed by a solid peliishness and self seeking nggrand-1 only other vent to their unrighteous
Democratic vote, aided bv a lew He- iement of the small trickster who 'ambition is to see whether they can
publicans. This is the way the j are masquerading under the stolen Lruin l: J Vnn that the at
4 i i , i .,.1 n r i,.J i- r . tempt is of no importance is to make
Democrat lessen tht burdens of tlie garlJ of reform, is as transparent as a fooIigh ?niNlftelor to i,iiniv J r.
people, over which they so mourn-; js the assus;ed modesty of a harlot n0re existing facts. McKee ar.il Ins
fully howl. j who publicly prates of her chastity. ,' followers, like Arabi l'a.ha of Egypt,
,
Tun Independent b..ses are tell- ma can neither le led, misled, or le- ,. 'u"
. , , , . , ' , that all other persons nre infidels
ng the people .hat the way to make trayed by men Kuch t-s these; a few; or heretics of the true faith - nnd
the ILepublieaii party successful in 0f the weaker brethren may fail by j they stand ready to annihilate', if in
the next Presidential campaign, is jthe wayside, hut the glorious old ; their power, those who would majn
to divide it and have it whipjied party oi idea- and principle will 5n P4'' order a,( "atjonaI integ-
now. What a profound knowledge! move on. scarce noting the loss, ffij, "'St.n?fn,j f f "I1?"0
f. . ,i r v t, , . , "9a Biiown the utter fully of rebellion
of human nature these fehows m... Close up the line-, fnends! we march in these day of respect to legitimate
isess ! According to their doctrine all . again to assured victory ! i authority in cither .Suite or party,
j-ou have to do is to soundly kick' ;8ceneofthe wild confusion some-
and cull a Hepubiican and he will ! At the meeting of the Independent 5 tim follow such fanatical out
lick vour hand and do vour bidding. ! State Central Committee in Phila-i ,,rea"s,? ,in .wh.ich .there. i
All men of common riense
that if you i;Vjde and
party row it ie irretrievably beaten, 'half of the Itepablican party, to sub-
A 8 well might voa eru-ct inslejinit both tickets to ail the Uepuhli-
The IudeiK?nueul5. in their renlv, '
unblushinely say, we do not care 'comparative strength ol the canai
whtther we are in a l;-.rge minority j dates reveals th true motive of the
or no, we will not let the Rej.uhii- j Indejiendents. It is a virtual ad-
lonn nartv ar.v longer exi.4 ur.'es? :
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! then they hypocritically roll up tbeir
:icves tnlk about, attempt.- to l-o the ;
...AKu!it 2. i2.!,,0,... f,i!1;11, u yolt of;If the rights of majorities are. lt-nied,!
! party.
; i:eruf.'iioanim
.
;h safety 1
' cTt ' !
Pesxsylvasiaxs can wi
trust the Government ol tne . late w
one who fought so gallantly for all;,
jthe- Mate as general iaer -
Pattison never fought for anything . Rn aUeinl,t by a few ambitious and
except office. He has one good ot- j .jffi DKn cf mciocre abili
fice now and wants another, wilc : ovmi(le tho Kepuiuican organ
General Beaver has none, althoup ! ;2a,ion , cQn. , tfae rank anJ fle
Beaver was crippled for life in c-jof ;Jj9 J)arty T,)(.v h.l(1 jeterm;ned
fense of the Union, while Pattw-n j iu aJvanct of th; meeting of the
is young, hearty and ought to be j IJarri.burg Convention, that if they
able to earn a living without couki not C((lltroi it they would re
hcc.Tdcgraih. j n j : r,ursUance of their con-
i Tuk Philadelphia 77i((McClure's I
iparj is asserting that Don Cainer-1
Ln ia t-rvtintiiKT f,r thn i.urchafe :
'-'b-" a i i
j of the thirty thousand votes oi me
i Knights of Labor. This gross libel
! on the workingmen of the State not
onlv shows the contemptuous opin
ion of their honesty held by the
! Democratic leaders, but it proves
! that they are already inventing lies
to cover the defeat they know is in
i store for them and their " Independ-1
ent '' allies.
The proposition made by the Re- j
publican committee to submit the!
'differences as to candidates existing
between the Regulars and the kick-1
ers to a new convention, to be se-1
live .....
adopted by the IndepenueiiU, was
uiuukuj ... .-j
by tiift kickers will induce ail honest
' men to withdraw Ir.-m iurth.-r sup-
'ij'orl of the Independent niov. nicnt.
for-iSut: th SUCCCeS uf tL,? i
! Ino,;ratic party will of course stdl j
iboss of the Independents, to the
peace propositions made by the Re
publican State Committee. It clear
ly shows that the sole object of the
Irdem-ndents is the defeat of the ! and life of the party ; but retleetion
Penublicv! nirtv and the liand n--cxaiiirati..n the calm, sober
lupuuiica.i iun ana me n.in i.n-,
ov;r of the Stale to (he Democracy. ! .-fc.i.-l t.iolighl o! n.e.l accustomed
The a-irnirsion is plainly made thatlto think for th-niSI ves, wnl show
j they do not care whether the
o,..tU.
lar party f.a the upion of the ma
iuritv r of a minority of t;. v. s
thev will neat it u tr.ev caii.
,or
Tukkk is but one il.'ii
lelt lor
Republicans to do roll
up tiie.r
(Tivs.'-nii ... to work with a will
for the galla.it Beaver and the bole
. v-. rr Kim ii'i !,-..
ticket. hirtii"s:i-c! iwrijiM,
have negotiate! au-t tre; ten
v;t:l '
I
audi
the handful
mae.-Oiitel:
traitors to the party, until we have
not only given thei:: s..me ln-.poci- j
ance, but iuspairtd our strength m
public estimation. We must now
show that it via- a consciousm ss of
nnr men uovvt-r fiiiil a se'itimet't of
magnanimity, and not fear, or any
i innate weakness, that induced ourj
leaders to attempt to conciliate tht
', prowlers and kickers, lhese men
were determined from the fir
k.-,.. ! Tl.f. ''o r-v i'n-t ! i -i r v . -i
betray the party lnc: ..u.cj u,..t , thy ,,e eviln.of sufhetent cingmtuue
if they cannot rule they can rum it.; to ;Urtity ,lsl j,, li:.,:,nng the State
and it remains for us to show tbatlivt.r ,n x,e i).;J!H-iaey ? Shall we
thcy can do neither. j forsake our princif-ics. overthrow the
They are actuated by no principle; fair ?trucinr;. hieh we have so la -
and thf
laver.o cause of Tievr.nee.il.,.,...! i,ji.i 4i i.. o:. !.. in .
They cannot successfully impugn
the character or standin-.' of any of
our candidates, the method or fair
ness of their nomination, or their
ability to discharge the trusts which
we oroi.ose to nlace in llmr h.;:..l.
'il
i They do not prcten.l to be abio t.jel(. tfaito:s .vidently Uke us t 1-e?
; elect their candidates, but they have :r we ,er,. Jj-ots to be led hv the
I ma-nifiedtheiro.va importance, and
j have been Mattered ami patted oil
the back !y tne Democrats until
they fancy they ho.d the halance ol j
pmver m the Male, ami ca i .ian;s ii
iover to our ancient iind life-Ion 1
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enics. Si have thought traitors j
ever since the world began, end yet j
, treason to principle, 'to country, or j
j to fhd h:u never yet U n successful.
The ljrious old Kepuoiicau party, I
that crushed arrn'Nl treason, and ;
. :
The Hepubiican party of I'enusylva-
ir bidding! State Central Committee in Phila -
. i . i ,- -p. i i .
use know .delphia on Thursday last, the prop-;ihe
whip thc j osition of Chairman Cootn-r, on he-
honert cans of thc .S'te, through the mi di-
,. ... , '
ne W- urn of a primary election and n. new
convention was promptly refused. '.
The rejection ol" no fair a test of the j
minion that tt.ey are in a nr.noritv ,
v.ed ai of all l.epubtican
ment, that the majority shall rule.
then th.-re ran he no " government j
" , , , , f fi Uhopartvoroutof.it, they will w
, 1 I"-""!'1' Iur lueS ground to fitness between the upper
Peol,ie-' land nether millstone. The lair-
The trutj. au j u un,i,.rt.00d
;.,,,.j:.,r:t mrn ,. so-called
Indenendcnt movement is simply
firacy notwithstanding the fict
that the convention was practically
a unit and its candidates nominated
with remarkable harmony they
held a new convention, composed,
not of representatives of the people, J
but of self-constituted delegates rep-
, i f ,Um..l..M
and in accordance with their origin- j
;al plot, reluse to accept ail propose
tions looking to a compromise.
This being the situation, it be-
bnnvi all lnie Renublicans to stand
, , ors,anizalion ita candi-!
T.;erc can h(t ,)ut onc Re.
j., Jiartv in IVnn.ylrania. and
i wft mn gucCIHl nr f:liL If the
party cannot sustain its supremacy j
,without purreninu- its honor ; it
H can tonlimic its existence only by
IsuiMiiittmg to the uK-lati-m ol a set
Ji)(ii
who are determined to riile:v; vu thyt the Independent lie
nor ruin it, thru it had better die. publican State (! !nmiltee have von
i P.ut v Iiave no id.-a that so itrno- sidcrcd the four suggestions eonlaiu-
ble u ft as to l stabbed to h-alli
n hy Uie billuls, t;fj
traitors, is in reserve tor our dunousj j fllll ti;rertea t(, S:iy tnilt (his
old party. The people may at first j committee iind that none of tbe four
he da.'.ed, may be partially deceived, are metluxls fitted to obtain a bar
by the hue and crv against ' bos-es," I "oniou- and honorable unity of ihe
" , .. !i lleouiiliean voters oi Pennsylvania,
macr.me rule,' ( .ameromsm, f inAA ly that
which is the entire stock in trade of ieni, for he r(fil,.,n tial m,y Hl;,rj
tlios" in revolt against the integrity i no gujiran'ee th,:t, being accepted.
. these to be mere pretexts to ir4fhime
1 .uhi!c miH't. iiviiocriUca! cant,
; shams t over tiie original consjiir-
, ,
'fc'"" " '' i- 'i"' v """'.-
' leadership :' liie party. Men' oi
sens must h;ue sonivtliiiig tangible
reached through
to irasp, must
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j for ,M- h,t--Ul.,v c,iU be ed to
1 ., , : . - , ,
' . v , ,i ,1V(. t he1
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party to wh-.is truth and loyaity w
o-.;c the puseii exis'.ei.ce o!
ir i at
j ,.,,ir,-v r.lyernni'iit.
Phev
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v.-
teivin iiave we
Oen oos-
ed '.' Are not oar' '
na.lv 'mi -
chir.ery
parly' discipline uecessaiy
for every organi.: :tion
? What has
I Cameron, or so-called Canieronisra
w,;,ri!rv to the principles..
against the maintenance o. the m-
;tv oft)e .,artv t;;3t vVe td.ou'd
m'n I overthrow it for t';e sole purpose of
l'!unhor.ing him? Are these v;irii if
dustrial interests of the State, rdace
the Democ racy in power in both
StntP Mii.l Virion? And tor what?
To simply crush a man we hold in i
the hollow of our hand? To prove!
'ourselves the fools these Ir.oepend-i
nose into the (ran openly s-..'. .'
'v ii-t .".l to
ensnare us ;
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;0 ;
The ll.-i-u'tiiicau piirty
iJW fur twenty years encountered I
0es troni within nnt without, and
Jt cannot now he stampeded bv
handful of L-nerilias. It will aain
.ther te ther its forces ft.r victory, i
-fie buttle mav be fierce, and bitter, i
.,,! t-xliaustin:, but victor.- will j
reiv be v
in. ii every hoiitsl He-
Duoncan luUiiuiiv jrtornis me
f -
' chiim to lie the embodiment of all j
i ,,reV . ,-7 . , lUtre, u
i much lost alike to tlie loyal audio
nn,atriuti,f hlit thnJ the
same, the triumph of legitimate got?-
(crnment In this state the jnople
nave fp"-en. and their authority is
suj.ti me. i ;.ey imve
placed in nomiiiutien tieir candi-
datea for oir,c uh th:it , . . .
true patriot and soldier, Gen. liea-'
ver, at the Lead of the ticket. TLe
Republican party has offered that
the Dcoole e hall ajrain express them
selves upon this question of who are
the chosen candidate of the party.
Rut this will not satiofy the inde
pendents. "No matter how many
or how few" may support that tick
et, they say. it must be absolutely
their dictation, or they
Kovem-.Tr0p0se t0 gnt The decision is io
:utf regretted, but it cannot now be
avoided : their late wui ue upon
ir own neaua. i-u k .
iaded men in the faction already
?ee that the third proposition euh-
mitted bv the Republican party
could have been accepted honorably,
and a living up to the acceptance
would have amicably united ali
parts of the party. They see that it is
neither reason "nor policy, but the
spirit of dictatorship, that rules the
conduct of the 60-cal!ed Independ
ent leaders, an autocracy that defies,
as well as opposes, the will of the
people. Profe-sing to desire the ex
termination of bossism" that bows
to the will of the people, they set up
a bossism that bowg to no authority
save their own. Their defeat will be
their ruin, their success could pro
duce nothing but either anarchy or
despotism in the party. llarriburg
leltgraph.
;THE KICKKKS ttFJliCT THK OF-
11Y THE ICKGt'IiAlt RK.I'l'U
IJCAX XMMITTKIi
At the meeting of the Independ
ent State Committee held in Phila-
delnhia on Thursday last, the irot
ositions for compromise made by
the Republican Committee were all
rejected, and the following answer
was adopted and forwarded to Chair
man Cooper :
j noma, ym Cov,o; C'uvniten
j n(pviUaia SLUc CoJniUcc :
i DkaiiSih: I am instructed to ad-
t:if iu l!it'
yourc
minutesot tne proi-eeumgs
ommittee, forwarded to ir.e
I bv vou on tiie 12ih instant.
the principles upon wlncli the li.de-
indent Kepub.iefinB have tauen their
tand would be treated with resix ct
. . jut jJito .r AI1 of !.,
: (.0,.,uit, ,he probability that au at-
i tempt to unite the Republii ans ot
tne rotate ov ineir means unum eiui-
er ifsult in reviving and strei
.'tllrll-
ing the political dictatorship which
!
wk condemn or would enn,iiuii.iy
j mtt the Republican Ul v and
; insure the future and eontinoed tri-
I uinph of our common opponent, tin
i Democrat p.rly.
' 8tons, the lirst,
seoonu and fourth are so inadequate
, i- ;
: a o) i,en no separate loeussion ,
p;
; tjM. tiiri which alone mav
.(ntion nas the latal delect ot not
1 mCUdlil!.' tin
withdrawal of that
-h:ted" ticket which wi.s made up
r.ir.iiv months a"o. and lorn: in :el-
y. t; lf t, Irtrrjsi,ur.r Convention
to represent and to maintain the very
! evil of control and abuses of meth-
:od to which we stand imposed.
l' lik." the others
...of -mv.ird. rlearl r shows that vou
! misconceive the ca'uses the of Inde-
j pendent Republican movement, ::s
well as its aims and purpose. Youas-
suuic mat we ues;re to measure me
tiv(. rnlnibL.rs of tll,teU wll
j san(n thf ilarrisburg ticku and
j those who find their prinupks ex-
j pressed by the Philadelphia Couven-
!1'0" - Thisisa cc.mohteand Iht-d mis-
1 apprenension. -,v e are orgiiui7.cu i
'iiroiiiote certain reforms, and not to
. .
I itb:,ndon them in j.ursu'it of votes,
j Our ihjeet is the overthrow of the
noss system anu oi me soon
h.Vitt;m'
n .xltoi tins we are willing
., ;, - f ,,..... ,.-,
j will be honestly and earnestly
ior that purpose. But we cannot
i make alliances or arc-e to comnro-
! inisey tle't on their tic ! liri-.i ti t.
, ,. . ,.. 1 . .
w.jic!l ;ve j-;.lVl. VU,
uie o rv oo.ee. vi ine movement, m
taer
your ticket has the support of many
or lew, ot a . rmuonty or a mmor-.f v
a;"" Hepubiican voters, does no
:... n , . . i . . .
a!-
ftct in tlie smallest decree tlie duty
of every citizen to record himself
amst the abuses which it rep re-
- ents. Had the ircntlemt n w
compose it been willing to withdraw
themselves Irons he held, as tney
were invited to join in doing, for
the common pood, by the Indeiiend-1
tnt Kejiublican candidates, tiiis act
would have encouraged the hope
that a new convention, freely chosen
by the people and unembarrassed
bv claims of existing candidates.
! might have, brought forth the nccd
ed guarantee of party emancipation
and nubli'; relorm.
This service, thev have declined to!
. . . - . . . i
render their party : they not only
claim and receive your repeated as
surcriCes of support, but they permit
themselves to be put forward to se
cure the use of Independent Hepub
iican votes at the same time that
they represent the "hossism."' the
"spoils" methods and the "machine"
management which we aredetermin
ed no longer to tolerate. The man
ner in which their candidacy was
decreed, the means employed to give
it convention formality, the obliga
tions which they incur by it, the
political methods with which it iden
tifies them and the political and per
sonal plans for which their otlicial
influence would be required all join
to make it the most imperative pub
lic duty not to give them support "t
this election under any circumstan
ces. Iu closing this note this committee
must express its regret that, having
considered it desirable to make
overtures to the Independent Iiepulc
licans, you shoip!d have eo far niis
ripprehended. the facts of the (-itua-tion.
It is our desire to unite tiie
Hepubiican party on the sure ground
of principle, in the confidence that
we arethud serving it with the high
est ljdtlty and preserving for tiie I
luture servica ol
that vitality of II
alone confers uimmi
..f .s....;.. ....,1
u. Loiiiiiiut-.i eifiieiiLiJ. l no on iv
thetJommnnweuHlrr..' j?" .... ;r .. . ru.,..l -.t'l'Unj, niort.:t!!y wounntng one, niio
enubiicanism which ,Jum,i',,m"',M f"!"su I they dra-ed into camp in the f,u
method which promised thi, rinit!iauor l M' : "
in the approaeliina election in that
proposed by thelndtiie.,, er.t Kepub-' lIlL V''1"1 . , VV' , - ' The Bill to ?j Mr. Ur,
lican candidate, n thiir leUeof Julv '-l;'4,-w t0,rM f f' ' l''
lit i&ko ,,,;.,., ,; ;..!. . 11.:.: i lie has Wi ipaqjr.J 4 disiepuUUu , -r-
ed by your committee. ' :
On hfchalf of tie ll de-eudtl t
Renublican8t.stecommi!t..oo, iv.,n.
eylrania.-
1. 1). itliKEK, CLairuian.
"1 Ww.J It lA'Clll . T! 1 II It'l ' ! ,. fi
I A MIDMGH'f BATTLE IX BERKS, j
How Thirteen Brave Farmer He-
pulled a Ktnd uf Determined Ma-
rantlcm iu he Yillagr or Hereford-
rille Th. Iti.fTiAntt f m ru 11.1 In
- rf - ..
Ketrrat. " ! '
. . , ,. ;, j ' .
Reading, July 26,-lhe full de-; Lon;w, July :2a, 12 M -A d;s-
tails of a sanguinary batue with .vpHteh to the Exd,ar.Re telegraph
uangol at least a dozen determined ; tmpsny dated Alexamlna, 12. h
, . , . , . .. , . . r,., ,
thitveK have been received here irum i ; tios urtcrnoon . s.ivs: "1 he sound
.. ,, ... ,,, , -,. r , . . , . it ,.
the small village of ilerefordvule. in of heavy tirm? v. neard m the brec-
. . . e i i fi , .i '.i . . , . . ,.,
the eastern section of Berks. Ihe tion, . tl! Abankir Iort. Anibi
....... , . . , , ., , . . .
fxrlit u'ltf, irrir.u !il.f r.l JuN t till Clu i', n I,-.,,. t,. tl.sv . . . ... . .t ..-..
n..r .w r
hour ol" night lasted several
j bouw taj nulled in the wounding
J of fi-erul of the farmers who were
engaged ia driving off tiie intruders. ..
The object of the thieves was to rob i
a ricii ui itier iiitmeii iieioi i '.
r ,- e ,
Clemmer. residing a few milts Irom
a rich larmer named Men no 1.
Clay tonville. The thieves first made
their apjieantnce on Monday night
and surrounded the house. They
came in a large wagon, and it is
supposed they are strangers who
were encamped in the hills near
i erry vine, several auempis weie
ii :o . L' I A. ...
lllll'.l'J I.I1VV 1 111 V A 1 7 s' . ' l' )lrl. IHb
down the heavy oaken doors, but j , y ' b ' ? C
Mr. Clemmer aroused the neighbors 1 " mas ' d,N?d' 3 tht
by sharp finng at tho thieves and!1 V'' i1,,i:-,.i, , ,i,n;,.
y ,. ' 3, . , Another di.natcn states tr.at tncre
they disapearel. Aj.parentiy tney ; wijl IlOCCsation 0f military prep-
were ""armed, hecause they dm not j arati s u j, thmt !lt tt t ,'e
return the hre, and it is now mip- l lfftr , .v K. ,nnt t() in
po-ed that they had not anticipated ,. -r e
such a warm reception.
ritEl'ARiNei for THK xhiicves.
i. rt in..
pressed with the idea that the thieve
would make a second attack ami he i
succeeded in getting a number
evenii.Lr. The nei-hbors were Jacob
ties were tully armed with guns,
Mover, David U. Clemmer, James: "X V . VVJ"v,M,.""",a . i "V '. , , I
15. Punk, Edward Klutz, Jas. Henry , without the assistance ol the Amen-jare,u..-t tobtl.oasatta.-k-ht.-l, m:,ve...lj
William Wiegner, Nathan Winner, n'an? l ' . i !Uan-c":,w "T ""T r"";
William Gaulman, William Geisler, i a todisa.ethe nurn.Tous duties ; - H t,, ko.tvvs and l,v.-r . .:v . a,,l !
N. (1. Clemmer, Christian Clemmer j ? '"pressing lire,, prevenung loot j -f the aUtu-k -v,, ,
and Josenhus Gerhard. These par- M5- and eieanng ...el ,
. . -w i ni i nir oj turn Lr.iT.u inoi 1 i i l a v- i n.fvLi r- i .. r. . ...:-.. . t
pistols and r lies, and were quarter-1 '"; " "
...i on thoeronnil Pir nod -?itioHcd ! -Ncl",!" " t!,(' bombardment:! or vai.i-abi.eksai.est.ite. ;
ed mi the ground Goor and .ta lonca . a,mitt:n- Mr tli-t I uy" -nierofiate iuci rthe
at the Windows in the Upper -tones. ' '"'V "U J",' ' 11 Orpi.n-C..urt,l.v.,int.-r.etCwur.t, Fern, .. a,:.l
About eleven o'clock a noise was j 'o cou.d not oupl.cate that. lXr
heard on the outside ainl two men I u:k i:.n.s ta.mi'KIjf.k with. j SATL'IIDAY Ai-fj 1SS-' '
halted in front of the house, appar-; Lonikin, .Inly 2. A dispatch to j at eo-ci.k h. ttic .'.en0. the' sur:'s..u '
entiv wearing black masks. TlieyU!.;: C-;i!rnl News from Alexandria : 'Sun ,h:lt r'-,i "-t t in i fi;un:e m t jr
were observed reconnoitenng ao.ut
the front and a lew minutes later; the o:n; sent with onicers to meet
three more strangers appeared. Raouf Pasha cone to trief near Ma
...... r-., . v : haila, Arabi Pn.sha having cut :t!ie
Closely following them were tLrce j
tiejre and finally four others arrived, j
.....i..;n.e .!..,. .,u Th..;,- t- o..
...u...,,b ... ........
must, have been tied some distance ! l ' -'.'""J- .-i;"ouu. tuiri
, . .,.! .. 'eVeninU to seiZ" aini OCCUDV a I1-
away. As it was not seen near tne; -. ...
l,..ne II. w tl. (fe v';l nee'l to
ward the rear part of tiie house, tut
before they reached tiie house the j
tanners inside opened tiie dtors,
....A ..... .ti..te.r.l .. .... ....
lun.ini "iu JH'i ..uwiiiiiicu . ..'iiM
at tlie ihieves. .Sham cries of aouv
and pain followed, but none of ib-ia
uroKted. ihe tlneVes leu f
led back to
eil t!i; liic,
the road .ilni l'eturnt
'.Yoiiiiumj William viaiitiuau io toe
Hi rn Willi a hall Irom a revolver.
J'oe f.u iners were itd bv Jacoh Mov-
er and thev fought with a will,
Volley alter volley was tired at u
distance of twenty yards at tiie
sioivly retreating marauders and the
liriii; was briskly returned, iluliets
.viiislleil hv Ireelv, out ad tiie were
from it vol vi rs the aim was mislead.
llurih the tllirtl rollua Jas. ilelil
was struck in the leti shoulder, iti
lliclir. but a slight llesh wound.
llielif.LT but a Slight Uesll WOUtld.;
The- rdght was ouite dark and the
larmers kent well together and lirtd
, . ,-, . . . . r. i.
low. AiU-r ;it ie:n-t int! hour s llifhi.
... ,.
Olio oi ute. uiieves, iioi.areun
i... i...- .i i :.-
ir.lIliCl I! l I IT.. I'll!! lTI I If LJ LT. lllllt II
r hi. t . 1 ... ,,i
t -...-.)
urn down every stable, barn ami
house on the place. Ammunition
. : i ...I .i i- r..M
ueing CMiuuRien me laiuiein icii i
1.. ... . , . . . it.
....... I. I nir j I. .111.. It U'M-l.s..,.
fiMivil that the thieves luiirht h.-ive ;
u... ii put ...1 un.! r,.lnriiMi t-i tin. hnlK
hy a think luoveinent and robbed '
tlie nremises. It i su'itioscd the
thieves, retreated in their wagon, al
though tiv auspicious character.-s
were seen in lite neighborhood to-
ilay. It is also bellevetl that Seveial i
ot tnem were badly wounded and
wen- taken awav iu that eoiioitioi:.
A I ur'ims Hide
Chicac.o, July -ti. A sptvial from j
Denver to the Tittxe-t gives the foli'iw-
ing tletaiis of tiie accident which '
happened to a special train contain-'
nig Hon. UiUiam Ariiistroug. the .
newly appointed I'nited States l!.iil-(
roau Lomuiis.-ioner. and lii p.oty, if o' Interna! Kevenue:
on the Gunnison extension of the, "1 have the honor to report that
South Park. : the i.ntiual t xim.Ki.-ttion ol'iiie ollices
The train consisted of au engine ; of the one hundred and twenty-fix
and ono Pullman car, which was j Coiieciorj of Internal lit venae
well filled with the prominent rail-1 throughout the I'ldud Siates has
road men anil a number of ladies. ; been completed, ami that it has been
Jutthisiuc of the Alpine tunnel j found thai, ihe entire collections of
the engine broke, ami the train rush-, internal revenue taxes for the past
ed dow the sleep grades ami around , rb.cal yea., amounting to 1-1o,oJiJ,-tiie
sharp curves and precipitous 'Jl-'J.71, Iiave been accounted for and
places at lightning speed. The brakes j tamed into the Treasury,
seemed powerless to stop the speed. I "it is further my plt.i?ai;t duty to
Mr. Armstrong says the c.-nduetor
told them to jump from the tiain.
He rushed to the rear platform and j
was forced to jump by the jrcssure j
of others behind him. The engine .
Was iinaily lletachtil tioiu the Car. !
Meanwhile several had jumped from :
toe ear. Mr. Aimstrong w.is knotk -
ed .".enselees and lnidly bruised, tnit
no bones broken. James Cauiield,
Ids nephc-w, had his right leg broken j
above the ankle. He was taken to ',
Colorado .Springs in a spejial oar. !
1 . if . x . . ..... t
l 'l. .Montgomery, I nite-l Males AT-
my Surgeon from Fort Hays, alight -
ed on his head and was. terrihly
bruir-ed about thc face and breast,
Tht ladies retained their self-posses-!
sion better than the men.
Teirll.la Forest Kire.
East Tawas. Mich.. July 27 Ti e i
forest tires u re facing fearfully, ex :
tendincr from f.lf.wi.im to within a i
mile of Tawas City, at the miners'
lanu. A lew miles from Tawas
City the farm products are burning
and Kj. . Ciirrie V place is on lire
Tl. r..... it ,:.!
.or i.-iineis nre tiriiiitr iiien
...... ... i .. i- .. . ... '
tin. ie iu snore arm sen.i ntr me e in-
drcniotown. On the East Tawas
road many of the
fences :
an.1 much hay and grain ant aflame, ;
and three divellinvs "niirned The i
loss is very great. Travel is cut oil !
in many directions. .Strenuous ef- j
farts nr.. K... .....I- t.. Clan.l
dam. - '
V I'iltslMirith Qnprial .laile.).
I irrsin ariir, July -,.-Jury Com-1 w. ,f,on ,rui three miles this side ...
missioner lleiny Lnndere, 'Iiojnifton vter-htv morning, killing
was convictcil twq weeks ago njtwo nie;,. The 'teamsters, seven in
company with a notorious rouh pi
i i -. f i
. 1 . I - . Ill
iiiu !r n.itnetin.e. he tiinperance ;
1 " K ";"IULI lL1J
colleague !$ lo bett.r.atid a com-;
mitiee, w iiicit h. if! been probiiu into
.i i r .i i i ,
il.Q .,,r!.; , f il .:;.. 1 k
a.in kii iiiu uuivi-, im"; I'ti-j-1
licly called upon bun to rtsijm. '
li-.ivnirr rolil....! sl.oi. Wall ii i i.inesp'. 7 ,. T
itnov therbd,t!V,V,,,,;V-' ";m!W ' "Vof heavy firing, and after the i'Ui,
.. il udiie Collar u serve- a year at hard j- .i t.T'i t.;. i :;...i I
THK IsATi:ST P1IASKS OF IXIYITS
Titon.i.
' The IV.rte l!eilJies t rriM-lniiu Arab! j
a Ileiiel-riaioii IK Irfiejx I'ersisU 1
..tt 1 tfnvli.v M:j.hlnl' fir,,. !!..!
I ' ... V... j,.... WW...
; and a!i armed eiigineand tender
jei.t out to meet il. and a few ,
i were exchanged.''
'r AXoTitrn of amdi's TiiicKS. this entered the powder-boas wi. r
1.20 P.M. A disri.itch from A'iex-i some of the cans itood ooeo. and
i - , . r- . 1 x-
! s'.ndria to the Central Aews savs :
; ,
Arahi Pasha offer to retire to a
Mussulman monastery in Syria.
Amor? his colleagues, for whom he
asks the same terms, are Toulb.i
Pasha. Ah Fehov, Abdullah Pash-i
and Manmoud Samv."
Tiie same teleL'ram states that the'
; j ;M di!!patcliwl hv tlie Brit- !
!:..!. ..-r. ...r.. I.,,.f T..
i , , i ,- .....:...i r,.
i. iyjj til II rtil y- j t ii I I 1 Ii '.MIJ
Cairo states that a number of natives
! 1 . i
.uiesMco oi r-uroperi i loiots anu
' t wearins helmets, have been paraded
I through the strc ts as captured Rrit -
:
'4; ThecorresiK.ndentof theTinien at
,uressei in ruropen ciotncs anu
Alexandria teieghapns s lollows :
; t ; .Jf . V t " . - i
, st.vtes tioil a pn..t m!ne preeeding
i Hue. during the night.
I'KKl'AHIM
KOI! AN ATTACK.
; .U.KA.MmiA, .lUIV i .M 1 .
. - . . T... .. . . . -r
, -o . ... ,i
tion on the r iib.v;
li " v" " v ' ' " " "J oo oi in w oio. s
i a ,..t,: r., u...
Til.1; All ll'KU: FoMTs.
London. Jul v iS Heater V
Teh -
I" !.. 1 .L- ."1 !
iSiomi .. i u f.o: o.i neiel tile IOJ -
j low in:: dtsoatch : "Ahxandria, Julv
2S.-.dmiVal Seyiv.onr bavin- writ" -
ten to the k beds v.- asknv wh at
i ii
inea.-'We le:; Wi il.d surest with re -
.-ir. tothr. Aboukir (oris ul.i.-l. t he
. Admiral said were a !.!u;tiin-' d.-ue-er
to tie- P.ritlsh no.-iiioi.s at Ramleh. :
j the Kliedive replied that he hat! sent
; Vice Admiral Kiam.im to summon
; the i:arri.-oii to return to loyalty, and
; that in the event of refusal he "would
. leave measures to Admiral Sevniour's
lii-cr.-tioii.
1- .' Ii- ,1 - .
the
:. .. .
.11, -.,11 ui.Ti. o-i
iiinini.T it
I- ''eiii'Vet! it Will t(
, rjomonrih'O on ..Iond.lV.
botiion !'!.'(
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-r . .. .
.... v..,....,.., ...... t.l'-I "...I V
. t ......... 1 r. ,.....,. T... .1
1.
: , , , , , . , lr
'Iril'Utial A;iS PXecllled to-llrtV. 1 1"
: ..... - .
wiiT- :i.o.-! . . -.-; I loll.- .viio
. V ,.
ii to lie tl'i"L'eo tor
, , , .
Mierei i through the
. . . , .,
liH'i oeen sell
I 1 1.1 t
:ll"M1,. conoiieo'.i inrougli llie
. . ; ,,jr .ltJVM Kl,,rtf.l
i to io ttie siiootiivj-. i he jirocess'.on
! w:i bended by .1 ei ier, who announ-
. i, . ti
I'll i it. io1
cotnletotied man had
been convicted of murdcrins Kuro-
i 1 -l'l. .
lle '.vi.-; .-hot out.-i'le trie
I sates in jtresejice o. i'.ritish de'e-
rates.
A native orator win aided in
ireit'iiir the tnassacree, and who has
h::!ierto heni ii'-'M-e' in the to-vn
lotiierio l.l. II O. .l.i 111 l I. iO.V.l,
v a- avrt.d t.
y.
. i i i- i i
A il. IClt ttlon Iroill Kit ir-el-1 low.tr
; aril v. il to i.av
id v
ill
e
'.'ivell a U
"
lmmciiiatt
audience.
lul.-rnul Kevenue.
Wasiii-notoN. Julv lit i
l.nving report upon the workings of i
tiie iiiten.al lU x enui; Uureau during j
the past li.scid year was to-dav nu.de i
to the s-ecn ta i v oi the Ireasury by
Hon. (b-. eti ll. Uaurn', Coiioiiissou-,
repot i that during tiie p-i.-l six li.-cai J
ve.irs the sinn :' 71S.NlA'71.01 has
I wen collected from internal revenue j
taxation .md paid into the Treasury j
u iihoul any ls by fiefalcr.f.oi.. j
' The expense ol cileciiol. tor tiie !
last fiscal v
ear i lnclinling toe exptn- "
es oi.this oltice w-.: be Lunloii j
tittal adju-.tincnt not to ixcecd ",- j
MS.oO.i, or less than pi percent, on j
the amountCoHtcted. The expeoscs ;
of eolh-ction for the six years have .
leen about S7,()7,.sXt, or o.U per.
. . 1 . . . 1 . . 1 'ci. : .. I
Cel.l. oil tne U!nouuieoiiecu.tl. i i.ih i Write or call to ..ee no In oartaasU-store on
; sum has been disbureed witiioutloss i3'"" He sure w wou i--r iiius:te.i
j to tiie Government.
i "1 have received siacial reports',.. I. J. HEFFLEY,
from Collectors of Inte'rnal llevenne j w
jaml Revenue Agents in resinrttoj a DMIM."?TUAT()U'S NOTICE.
. tiie condition of tne rervioc through- x.
... ,U Thu. vi ,H ."",., twifJulin W. Halntw, late c.r JcanerTwp.,
i"t the COUlun . intj Stale Willi I S.m.rden ., Let-V.
i L'ratltVIH"- Unanimity that thev havel
I" J i ,- . , . I
no reason 'to believe that any combi-
nations exist in tneir districts to
dvi'iaud the Govtllimenlot its taxes;
Itiiat tiie fraudulent combinations
I,..r jli.t'.n" iii-te:.ilie.t' in certiiin (lis- !
tricts for tlie illicit nianufieUirei
ami sale of whisky and tobacco have
I,, .un l.e,.tf.ii on 1 1 1 ;i t. tlie rplntious I
.. . -I-. --
i ...t ......... ... ..nwea tUu
rw"s ........v.. ...w ...
Government and the taxpayers are
harmonious and that there is
gentral dwiitiou on the p,rt ol the
people to com pi v wito the Internal i
Kevenue laws
-
W'tiite Teamsters Itoast ait
niliiin.
Alive.
lA-.RDsiiuno, X. M.. July '26. A j
(courier from Clii'ion reports that a
large party of Indian attacked a j
""' ""i 1
'dm alive.
Ill Apjini. ,
AsiiisTOX, July . 1 he rrcs
1,leu- "i,s "Pproveu mr net appro;., i-
atm.j m,iW for Mrs. Lucr.tia Gar
CelJ. less any amount paid James
. . . i , . J .. . .
t i-.c ll , i .i,l
.. uauitiu uu .in wuu i in un? Bui.iij
as president of the United finite?-.
nnmii.r stoo I nil the n.lM'i.ri fori
' T.'rrtt!e K.!-.loii at Oiicni;i.
ClIK AOo. J uly 07. terrillic X -
,,)S;.on of giant powdi r ( Cee.rrid
..portly before 0 ocioek this even in '
a . .1 . I .
ai a stone ;iarrv on me normwes',-
! em outskirts of "the city. The shock
i was plainly felt all ovtr the ctrv.
x!(.rkn"in W0!:t to :h y.-r
J ,jUS. Cullt:linin tU,0
i i , , :,.' , .. i
i ponus ol mam po viior r.tul one
i ... . i v, 1 . ., !j5i
j tho'i-ami n ve nunurcd i')t;:;us oia-t-
j, it,. . !. ,.
in' powder, tie toojc o'jf, a twem v-
i r ',',,,. i ., . i , . .
live pound can, let tne door open,
1.1. " 4
. ...... , .,.,.
i proceed.ed to open it with a cold
14 ! chisel. The result was a snark. arid
1 .. i 1 i i i
i caused ii second explosion, which
u . ,.;, . :, ,. ......
tore the building into such minu:
fragments that the pieces did no ,
daniHge as far as beard from. IVo-1
e vere knocked down bv the
on
No !S!V
cussion many blocks away,
one was killed but several serio;
injured
: l;.hllo In.tie.w
!
Washington-. July 2S. -The ,,,,-
r.iH-ion-r of iotc-'ia! all' ir- hai re-:
i 11 1 "u" 11 i
icvived telegraphic mformation to.
the effect th.t ) Indians have left ;
Yakama reservation, in Wnshm-on l
territory, and have crossed the Co-'
lumbia river on their journey south
:ir'J- J : spring mmans;
iro n.ri t rr vil ?bi.i'i onI tf '
i ---" -j-.....( ...... . -",
i v . , ...
I supposed thattheirobjectivc point ;
i" tlie v;lIi'.v or. it'i.emuctM ,
j reservation, from which they were !
removed about I wo years ago.
! DMIXISTRATOR'.S sALK.
LuHnlnifitims ... j.ic..h a.t. a.!,,h, h",::
.muuli. ritnir.uRrhc Kilti'n.ire Om!. Voke St lrnu
V-minj, f rriun"k :j"inkin". istat m !tliers :
OiDtaininK 1-4 nervs, mure or )". iri-id,nit tne
Ice iu.(.lu uf live l'Te ar.mn.i the hmie an.l lrn. '
rn r,nati:.a i i.il ,-r .li'm,tir an-l axrif.ti. j
tur.i! iuri-jp9 : al'uut ..) urn tiiercrl elearet, i
I acl tiiivi:iu: tiivre.ni erccteil a two-jf.ry Ion bouse '
1 I.ixturn: linu the cene of i.tiurire Jiay, !
i tiec'.l.
TSSMS :
rafll. Ten perc-ut. -,r i-urctm m,u,.v tube;
' P'l-' ' Oiie-inir.i ..1 an t,alnce
j mere may I anr wwent tt n ie'.!. t. re. !
men a i.n uu 'ho uu-l ia ilou ! IBe iliwer
! ti-.e widow.
i J.v-36
inxia KiiOAiis.
Auininiirat'ir.
! A l intuit Mjna
I n I rh,.n.- '.... l. i , . . vi. .,,.., v..
! "i:ii iav t April, a. n. inj.'ttie un.iersilVicii i
! .TuV- ra'SU'a i n't I
rer' A,,nii'll:'Ir-Vr ? '", i-r, -ic- a., u, ..i..i
-'--S oi,w Ien.ly eiitulci teret.i, hretiy I
' "' that te m attenJ u th .lut'.ea ..f
."V1" - i ay
t Atiausi, iiV). at. pis o nee. in Tiie i,.niurfh 01
s-merwt, a
i ,yl
THE '-GARDEN OF TIIE "WEsi1." i
j
j to the karvkum of Pennsylvania- ,
i i y-'1 a c .r ii;.i ivtn.i:n t -.- me ;
'. 1- C OiU ' l-.H.L O Ol W rL ,:r l,P.rr M , .
! see i tii?
, ?.,uri. ..a unit ;ir- w.ry wi.h l.imn ,i ei-j
' " lertnity. a. yn that haw ::o:i.n. s ..! i
Urui lurner an.l In-if-r nn l nep.r tn are
; witfim uur r-u iu the iM Mays, an ! v m tliat
Icacntry iu iu priiue. asii.w wi:n k .Men harl I
..'!, . WL.TL- IDI ti.Cll' ruOlf,
t csrn uiur-1
lljl.r utel.H.lS ut im....... nit.l Mi'l'vim.. Ii. I !:.. v.il,.r
-xemn is uen..nc i i...w my ir!ns per. -;
1!", Iree chre, tooov ..lie Uf.r.r)( tu insert
ih.n r i
"Nokth E-vht W:rtfM,t ri" e.'-mprlfi- th-t pnrt
' thc State IjoMrc.l Un r!.e ea..-t t-y Ii'ltioii.. and
I io tlie north -J l .wa. It euii.rui.c r. t.trrltiiry
abu-.it lu.i iniie fiiuai-. ctlehr.U'-i l.r I. Icrtitiiv.
J abu-.it iu. tnii fuar, cLlel.r.u-i l.r Iu lertilny
tiu..rstylcaiau;e, u-es.nMm, t tcru.
lilll.'- I
o-'TiK. ItliesiQnifv.it ei-nneeti'Mi. i.y trtiuk lines!
nr rntlw.i. with :h:em.., j'hlla.e!--M- nn l New
Yi.rk. Frlect ..r-ler. pa.-ean-i p.,int,- il tr.-...m I
prevail. Ki.ty Ih.iusub.l I'diiifuvanijus :ilr- -
TrtMt In Mt.Kuen. In thl line i:.--ri. t 1 have t-'r
sale aliuut tlir-e l.uniire.l lariui', vary:.'! it. -:e. j
lualny price and eU'.puieni i.i .ii'it the n,.r.u
oi eu'''iieri. 1 Si:si Ki ll DusemrTi vk I.ir- I
to Asv Aimniss 'kke or t'!iK.ii: Prh-es !
r-.nire r in IU t. 1(XJ per are. L"'. me hritlly
cutMiic one ratL.ple larui ul the hiirfier prieell
ei- !l.nt ot .ir W. M. i:ax'er. Ii) uiiici e-t
ol H.mallial, (in Mirinn (ud:) .: l)..-r' re-h-
CH-eliHttitod Ac lend." all It-n.-'l. eeroa
I X1""' Uiul-r, SO acre hlae grj-ss, tine t.rini;3
,never falllim), larK 1-riit man-in (.-u.-t uvr
. lO.Ou") ; il of ua.ur)uuiieu ler.iliiy, pnK'.i!-in
! Hi IH-rtertiun all !?:.anaar'l Kmnis. vi.iaile .in.!;
I ruit.. R. K. wa:i .n .in the premise ; six truing
' P1111 ''-Uy : witii.u hiitt-bour s ri le oi Haunlh.Ll, t
a thriving city o! i,'..ti0 p'p. eri'-e. i ni?r acr. I
Prt caiMi, reuiaiQ.ler id mot reitsi.nal.h; tc.-a:..
! I'hf ratliray fare uf purchaser from hit home ta
Palmyra and ret-trn trill be ailuireilii j part u f tA;
! cash payment. Title a-jarnteel perfect,
j A.l.lrefs HO.MIU H. WlNrilLLU
,. j ! rteal Kstate Axent ar.-i I V.inoii!il'.,iier ill iin;;i!
1 lie I:.'- ; era'.ion for MiurL ealmvra. Marion Co . .V.i..
iy.-lin
01 Mi!!!
Pianos and Organs
Ar too crpensive tohave to i.uy r t-rv y;-:.rt r two,
u be caivlul wlit tou 1ut an I of wh,.'m vou l.uv.
Sensible wrtf.Hirt nve.l eear.;ely I ,!'! tlit nmi t
th.it huve to he liHke.I aa.l ie.llie.! .tr-iir..! the
ciiiotry an.1 ion-e.i i.vtnrKery ic,. pe.-toe s nou,:?
e:.uuot be reliat.ie. Vou can o.)M.-n .111 it tliey ire
ch- Oa.5l,y yo-.!i. Iltat will u..t lenr o,uij.,-.i i
ii with s.:rh x'KKie1 a the
' I
bin
oir TiiE
a p
OLOlUWajf iTlSJlOtb.
!u ..t e i-npui U..n br pe.i.siw. hut eome
"kIh t)he.ui.aaners orwrite I'T irrnr. an.1 we
hJ iu rliua, fk'.iii buUuS. uaul Au?2II15
!ut'..2 TSIES
nrr xvrc'h.'Zl'S Per"!
ltterfiora(Iiii.iis!raii!3onat.vee!eatehaTln)r
twen erap'iil to the onilen-leneJ b tl.e untrau-
turay. notice is herchy itirvn to all tracna In.
delite.i to raii eetate to make iuiine.tiate f,ay
ment, anil IIhxw havitia; rlaiiua aiaint it to i.re
pent them (lair :uthtiul-iel f..p
1
JIKUH KKL.LKK,
AJuiinirator.
TTXECUTOHS NOTICE
Jl J
,. . . . .....
"a" r T- ' M
Unrouttb. Somerset iV. H.. .l-cl
Lttrrs tuotaiaenur ua th a,9 etatt
hu.V.I.fr h&0 liriU.lttl LIJ th ututerli'il 1. Ii.
the tirHr atti(Titv. nt lr ! hralv irirn
Jf SXZ.
pieaee ir.-..-ni ti,eini!-iir authentieated forset-
! dement on Saturdnj-, tee Ziti .lay of sej.t . at tre
store rooi.n.1 0.01.1 itaiit in ittita Morooarx
S. A. PH il.sijA,
J 13. UA IS.
txecut rs.
Beware
RRY DAVIS'
PA1W FILLER
m Bin
16
A PURELY VEGETABLE KE3IEDY
FOR INTERNAL AKD EXTERNAL USE.
X oUtC
and Speedy Cure for Sore Throat, Cough, Colds, Diphtheria, Chills. Diarrhea,
ity. Cramps, Cholera, Summer Complaint, Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Cuts,
j i-jises. Sprains, Rheumatism, etc
I IVrrp-tly safe to 11- lDU-rn rrlv or
ivriMiy stile io u inieniirtiy or txrcrnaiir. i certain io snora rooer. o nutuj
viii aDura ta im witnuat it. sola Dy ail uni?icints at iUcSvc.ana 91.00 a Bottle.
PERUY DAVIS &
PENN
;
rm
II
!
Hi
THE
n n rrs rr v
BEST IN THE WOWOlK!
IT HAS wu EQUAL
n
1 mnul ijiril I. !.
' Th- 1. c-t wpfw-ibi the Pwa Hrm
i f?n?rirlefe. wth M iti" crabinatl.me of Hv liar- I
: rornnil a !rl lorrarb llarrnw; urlriu-l.
, ..x-tw.iir.iri-nirtfL'lBndftrom tine Harrow willioiit
. ttio leat a t:l:e..-Tial tfru. By hori:r,ir til, t.JU
kmR !
;tftemW'
T,ll! i,AKROW Hts ni.t to be
i-ri to be apprixitei.
s!;tbt:;.parch.v.iii.dycuiubu,noouier.
y, rt p HaiTOW
'' r enn narrow
- ; chanced to a tht.-e-cobses koxaet
niutKow.
In.uipeTi'le f.r. r.-hitr,i. m the ppTnlrlnff whrs
hrr.,w4 rsynt to ::i ail ortraiU tbn tmii wtli-
Ths Fenn Harrow
CHAXGED TO SISQU: -A- HAEKOW.
3 -Q
'J3
t
;ca Iiuv-j z LVi li-'tc oac-uore "A ' ll.f.u
Th3 Fen;i Harrow
CHANGED TO ECrEIj; "A" HASHOW.
a . r
i y
..,,
V
1-! fpoft tne nr.'inal. rrr. r- t
T!'ik tii iitt O'Ui'iet'j LhjiiL'
Tho Penn Harrow
cnAXar.a
T!v rmorln? the ..-! trriTi fi--r.mr.-I y
a llrj-row :m tirre i.-it-t , B.- t.. by;
j n L it i' Ton ran nmn. in ii lurmit. a;:J
b-nnm sort tirtli !. nrwirinl;
nn hare
an.-l.itii'
Iiarr-.w
thA b-.rtnm aci hrth mi.ih. it ovr a n.trfe nzni hai-'
r-.w tfiA t..i. ao.1 Uth rt.k. or you rau lift e-.thtr
I- .tnt as-! hlv thr-. e-int ou ll rourid aiMe
:h:ns that cannot Im ileiw with auy utbv
Harrow.
The Penn Harrow
I
It has a!wa5i. in a fmI ineon.-eTii".tr:ri-tth j
Harrow to and from th- Di-L T! lin Harrow
ottviatea lh:-t. as no nailer m hi'-h Harr..w you wi-ii i
ne :n 'n- eomtnimtiou. it hn ill enva alcrf I
la haul it n. . ,'
The Penn Harrow
n:ade ri the hrot white Mk, with uteri .
l..eth..v. li pnin'e, m t-.erj way Itm-rlHM. I
l:r'iy.Ji."J:,J K'J'V'ii'V
i.M.t r.-Tivr-EUT-.t. irill de dffuhle f he. work !
wmv Albpr tasrrew r, n.l w tl. innwr hall'
ni-i laimr. mh.1 in wnrrmnceii I o tin nil v. -
4 laimr. Mad in wnrrmnteii to it nil v. - :
r-rt-wnt r mai.rv r.lun.l. d. OlltlKiiAi' ;
SlE.lM) BEIONVI.MLU. :
V30. dfueaCaMio3cait-ntchatjarmmt'). '
,rr wtxTTn lv ri-- mrvTv
j AGEXTS WASTED I E.tx. tOl hTi.
Ttrw TTIDOnW UJVnrjPTnSrCf m
I rCltn CaltnUll CAriof allibnLlU IU.
CAMDEN, N. J.
TOTICE.
Pbel stah.l
V;..
-''1. Auk. Trm.
Francis 11. Youlic. Firia Attaelim-rt I
Somerjet !onnty, m The l'..n e-fwealrh of
Pennfiylvania. To ihe Sl.er.I somtr.et l.uu-1
ty, Treetinn : e coni!ii..n-l 2 '-a O'al J-a at
tach Frim-is K. Vuj.a u:e i vuurr.,uut. ryall
;in I tinzular his ""i. an.! .-u..iieU. u:i..la ami
tencmeiiti. in wluo hn !s it .-ae-p:.-u a.cvcr
the stone may be. t-j thel lie i aol aiiiM-ar tieiore
our C'(.urtoi Coii.u.-i l'i.'. t. boiotn at S-.ui.
eret. in an. I for aai.i I 1 uuty. - u the l. uoi. Mu
Uay of Auut there io answer 1 r.elx 'al.l ..la
Ilea ci delft ior a sum t..i eiite-iinit ?- . An4
you are heretiy cotniiiaiioe. t.. auiuiuoi. -an.1
ail otuer i-r-ui, in wIiomp ban-ls
or possesion the sal.t uii.i ihaiiI... ian.le,
anJ lenexents. crany S thi-ui may ix atta.-he.l,
so that lu..y he ai:-i ajip-tir lrlo.e .hI.1 i.'onrt. at
the .lay ar.,1 pl,..-e uioa'.li.ne'l in tl:e ale.ve writ, ti
answer wnat snail t.e oa;ectel avinst Ilium, ana
atl.lc the ju.igi.Kiit ul w.o fai.l Court tliereia.
An.1 haye ycrti men there this writ.
Witne the li.oomi.le Win. J. Haor, 1'resl
lent Juviice at S..niersct this ."nil ilay of July in
the yearol our Lord .ue tiiviuaiid eight Lur.'lred
and eight t.-.wo.
S. V. TKEXT,
prothonoiarT.
By virtae of the within writ of aita. Iiineut to me
dlrecte.1. I went upin the premise of the deten
dant, Francis H. livuna', and ttmilnit no cue in
possession of said preuiisey. 1 altai-hcd all the
njtht. title. intere-U an.l rlalm ot sniii oeUu laut.
1 rancii H. Young, ul. :n, and to the lollowii.K de-9-ril,j.l
real esia.e, v.x: A certain tract ol land
situate in Urotherstaliey wn.hi Somerset
c.uuty, pa., a ';"lr,ln tan.isoi I-vi tucer. Joaeph
Coicman. Juhn F"Ut. Samuel rlitiuer u.l 01 .
era. t .i.i.io.uh twelve a-res, more or less. (be.
inir tlinl.'.-r Ihuoi wl;h the a'pnrtenanrea, Mth
July l' z. Nihil as to Frneia H. Vooni;. So
anawors
JOHN J. SPANOLER.
Snertil.
Tub ijhfl I.t onier uf Court
Wil. J. I! A til.
jy-SS President Jude.
DMIXKTRATOR'S NOTICE.
LlU e ul Curtis Kooser. Ute of Somerset boroun h
:meraet iu r a., del' .1.
Letters nfadminl-.tatioR on the above entat
bavlnK been arante.1 to tne nai!eriirne. I'y the
proper authority, rn.ik.-e Is hereoy Kivea to ttMHW
Indebted tu the saia elle to tuaae lniuie..uoe
uayiiH-ui. and ii.M navtria elaiuia or deniamts
against it to present tliem itule authemit-aied lor
settlement, at the ortlee ul F. J. Koc-r. S..mcre',
Pa., on or uefore U'ednes-la', Antrust 30. lS'i
W. P. hlaictlt.
jyl Administrator.
c
srr t
o a syi;.r.:: .i.';ti;o.. ;
3 .
ON 1T3 SLED.
ji
TtuTJLKtl Mil 4 Ma a&l'iiJKir KMQtM. t I
' "' -'""'''TliinTl'r-
SON', Proprietors, Providence, K. L
I JOTICK .
The
July U
..rn.! .!(, Johll "..tl".1-
V
kD"Wa, ilewn.uiu, of I.
-eft u.1 .11 tb iSZJ, taSSi
lr, the r!h t of AuwLI,7Sl'
"1. nt the ..r.i.... ... " "m
.f Jun, wtlSES!
' :: '"".wn. or ,.
--j .... mr ni,ni.i n, fcH., .
ShkiiWh urn. t . " """"I
June I. iHs-i.
Jotici:.
i N.k.. mil out c-..ubi aiu "l wiTr1
aiieiy ..r they mill r,e Wit ia the hn. 3 1
! r tor (sliecti;m. "
Sti.slown, July lutb. Iivi
State Normal Sc&" ..
INDIANA. PA perfumr.
, -
FiKl Tkacukbs ro Estikiv,
THi;r. Fikld or L.r
There U no mnre noble pur: nit ttu .
ni.'uUl.ny hutaao character, an.1 d reiteT
lartur than the truly ucrewtal teacher
If yua inten.l t tcmch. frerare T.n.rui.
cuhiy. an-l thue nu yuur worli nlea.,.
I pn.ntahle fvr yuurelt an.l of real vaioeUl
Kvery teacher shoul.t take a lull e.,Br
pn,feswDal h..l, anil rVnnjlranl ut-
t'loe (ucr'.r to that of th
Mm Mi ScM if fe
1. U M;TIox. Beautiful, OnveiLeE
Healthtni.
2. HI IbKI.vc, AND APPlRTKXlV
: unex-elle.!.
j 3. IMSTKfCToKS, experleiice.1 mm
l-.RAPt ATK.S in.! hiirh wherever, cheap a:
ti.m are wtmt y..o neej If rnm hkTe.letra
: rr.me n eiirnei and ucce9tul tear her.
FALL TtRM WILL OPEX
For fun lier partieu'.arj, a, Lire?,.-
L- H. DURLING,
Principai
I jvji.ta.i
tx l AB1.IMIIED 1M.
;C.T.FBAZE
, os. r,01 and 20 Main Street.
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
wholesale an kltaii.
iDRUGGISl
AND DEALER IN
' WAIT I'M Kit 1 PAIXTS, 01
wU ar..l JPurry. H.ifr snt T'th Bmhfs, f.
, Art:-'--, r.-i "et ami Stiavtnjt Ji.rnM.. o.
Kniiiily .McillriiiPri ttnl Fbyituriun' Pr
1 FINANCIAL SfATEMD
OF
Israel EorflPj
;l?r
L.
K r 'he year eu linit Jur.a ljf, UK.
Kt'trm nr Tiit qistbict.
r. t'iar..-..- ir.tn lat ear...... AT -)
'r..n S'.i.ie appropriation 5
Arr't re.- 'i on ,iupii.-ate ot lwil... Sj M
- lsi... 417 M jl;:
EXPtMMTt ltCT ? TUB DISTRICT.
Aii.'t p-i.l i'-.r tf achers' wej..n" Oil
re."iirs iu 'M
- lul, ...ntineiHi3i
an.i i.tnltorn 119 tM
iiiuranee anJ otli.
e.pen.li-ure 4-t Zt)
l- - ...larv of See'r.... ' u
Treanrerw' com... -i
Ki'so. e in han.ln of Tieasurer t '
H. Wc.rtiv, O.lieeti.r l.r yearemllnii;
Wl-i, is.j.
Kb.
1 1 3 aiount ol tupl!te...
C.t.
Am't pai-1 over .....J:t7
Kxh.n--ratlon allowed.... M 77
j i ,HuaiiM.w.ti . .e WT
. i):il. yet ijuutanUiuK 1iU4 w
I RssirBi'iL or Ditkt.
1 Atn't ou'stan.lln u .lup'.ima
-V W. 11. WelHtv i10-;t
to' ltt 9i
i Ain't "at.'.iD.llDH on duplicate
ol liillhin Lint. 114 Rl
1 Cash iu han.leof Treasurer T t tu;,
i We, the un.lenia-ne.1 Aa.lit.ir5 ol Somener t
UKh, .Io herel.y certily that we have etaiai
i an.t an.lite.1 t-9 ai-nnts anl Ti.a.-heni of ::
ioreiroinv tatemeat, an.1 have Toun.! tbeia c.
JMI. N. SNVHtR, il. a i
x. j. hki rrs. II. 9
fAKKKK TKr.NT. L. a
Au.itt,,r
nriT
; Pennsylvania College
CKTTYSIiURC. r..
'
u ... .......
'1Mb hr.'t ter.u uf the next IJollr-r.ata jear.
1 hetrlu
! September 7th, 1882.
i Tl-.e Fa.-altrhf the In.oltatinn le full. Tbea
,t imiru. tion I Ul-eml ami ttaoroiuh. Tlie m
t;..i. 15 most plaant and heaittiT. io the mi.lt
an IntelllireK sr.. I i.M.ral .!..n.munit. an-l ae
Mo Uaiiroa.1 trains tnree times a .lay
I "a. i
HyO-! r"l f 1"T3 Tltt ,T1 P
i.wWiU..! V Ww Uk baCa.
'n rhante f the Prin.-ij.al, Rer. J. B. F.-6;.
-1" ' " leat tiera. larnnnn::
..aah iTi.'rrnion f.,r l.ys o.l Toimn roea pm
ln '"r Bulne? or -i:ea-e cl'aiwa. Stu.lee'j
tliK dci.rtn.rnt am on.ler the Kv-tal tr
; tt.eir ius;rar-ors who resMe with them m -i
l.uil.lintr.
lor lurt?.er lnr.-rma-Jon or Catalogue,
f A.l.lre?!
M. VALENTIN K. 1J. P..
J KtV. J. B. :HT.
! Frttvli
i tJettjst.unt, Jul I-., 7W.'.
I "-6m! v
Ma. Female Wm, Fittsterf
The only cotni.Ietely e.iulppe.1. tirstlass srac
for ladHi. with full .-oliciiiare (iwcrs. west of U
Allegheny Mountains. tellitntful laxwtien aw
from eity njlfc and smoke. Omipiete Labor
tory. Sujwrior F:w-u!ty. un. S.-hool year opes
Se'.temlr 7th. For ealnlosjUA, terms, ale
Iress :
HKLEX E. PELL ETR EAT,
Jyin-St Presiuaat.
FOE S-A Hi"F.
A TaltiiMe farm eontalnlns; ahont On Kundi
an SUtn-Jirr Arret. (Ut fifty to ufty-ttre) (MMi
aires of fia Boest Oak and Poplar limber ia Lai
onir Valley, twenty-nre acres xeelletta are a.
eiithty ere s.lenttid arain and pastas lanri. kf
sides "other tlmher land, ail well waaetxt, Baw
stone on the farm, (rood frame boa. waaai sb
rrain house and ioa- Intra. Slteniew rrma Loe
port. P. K. Ii- miles. Laeoll. P. H. K.. 3 mllf
West Fairfield, m and -tuK-trntf eatie. where au
always tuand a rash am la awl ay saarkst.
TE EAHT.
Addrast
JAS.H. LEMMOT,
b7ul Woialiarel A..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Or iaiiire i f ?l. W. Lenuaoo, Latruoa .Was
morelan-1 Cx, Pa 1 uetit-IT
D
ISSOLUTIOX NOTICE.
sr.itl.-s Is herl)T ir'.ren that the firm of J. W
Barnes av Co.. has lea dlfwlre.! y mutaml eos
sent, ami that Ben):.mio II M.f-.rn and AlttW
Crtlten late partner of J. isf. Barnes, under t
abose firm tune, will not P resrsiM for as1
Indebtedness contracted h ihe said J . Bam
sine, ''sx .
jyi ALMO.N UaUTTEN.
F.W.CLARK,
WHOLSEALE PRODUCI
AND
COMMISSION UERCHUT
Comer Kai-i and Market Streeii,
JOHUSTOWN PENN'A,
a prlii
V
Car:
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he lt ef
New g
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WHY
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