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REPUBLICAN JIOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.
FOR MlVEKNOK.
;KN. .IAMI.S A. NKAVKR,
F"iK I.IKl TrSANT-i'VKKSi'R.
HON M. T. 1IAV1H-. of Hnulfiird.
FnK AlMf'li i.KNKIiAL
A. MII W'X N'"K1;I. of I'liiliMltll'hia.
FOR (-B KKTAKY F 1NTEKNAL AFFAIRS.
TH' Hv 1. Tl AHT of Mntimn.TT.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR HSi.I:K-.M AS-AT I.AKtiF,
KI'WlX S. .' iKXE. "t iJiwnie.
FoK (HM.IIIX'1,
KI'W AKI M I of suiii-rx t fionmeh,
Sill.).-1 to the il iM.m if tn Ri illWti-u Pl
tn t t .ir.(-n-ni-.
KR STATK l-KNATE,
Jolts K. s'iTT. of SoiniT-'l IVirimt'li,
Kiiiijii 1 i" tin- ilti'i-ion of tin- iii'pul'lu'ati I'i"
trn-i .'oiiMn'iirf.
F1( ASVKMHLV,
JAMK." I.. IT'.H. oi siMTM.'t Honnurh.
XoAii s. Mll.I.l.k, of Ji I11ktToiiUi.
Ful: A-i-iix I Al K Jt'IKiE.
KAMI 'EI. W AI.kEK. of A ! tttr lu-ny Tiwnhip.
OUVEii T "IUVl.lt. of yin-nhiinllMjTp.
FR lI-'Tl:IT ATTORNEY,
FHEI. '. hlh.-l KICK, of SnuitTM-t Roromrh.
FoU l-i Kill Hill'fE IiIRBToR.
FKEli'k tx HMI't ki:R. of Srimivrt Townsliif.
FOR Col'NTV SI KVEYOR.
WII.1.1 M V.'.kKU of Mi Hi ml Tnn-hip.
Km on is as ;il as a lca.--t. but it
really U-f.u ti look ax if l'-avcrV ma
jority wonl l Ik- Hm.'Mt. I-t iim makf ii
that, lo i-iiow what we can do when
in dead cunie-t.
("an the K!liH)i.ni le'oiiie a clianniiii;
blomle, or a h-ijiard ciiaiu- its smi!?
We rather think so, ciinv t'haiinivy F.
j'.lai k in Uiiiif. hinisi'lf a teotoatler, ami
Htands um a 1'Mhi tive tartl (ilatfonn.
Chaim iv F. 1!.A K, an-onii;inifl by
the Hpirit of Jelter-.n, is making' a tour
of a ortiot of tin State. Much to bis
li.-VUst, he is discovering that modern
1 K-mocratK lo not enthuse much over
that kind of spirits.
Thk jii.Ic take no risk in jilacin in
the luU'rna iivial i hair a man w ho risk
ed his life in di-lW.se of the government.
The dt'Mitioii to country shown on the
baltle-l'n ld w an auraniv cil lidelity to
it in a i il tiositioii.
Hon. At -iin J. 1'ikk, one of New
ll.uiiishiro'n I'nih-d SkiUK Snators,
droiM'd di-ad in the ciiv of Concord on
Fridav la-t. Ib-art diwa.se was the cause.
Mr. I'ike w.u- . leteii to llie Senate in
Inn:;, and had served hut one-half of bis
term.
Thk I 'i ne'ratic N-iiaturlai iNdifeni of
this ills! net metal Ik-dlord on Tuesday
-etiini; last, and on the first ball ! Mr.
II. II. Flii k ol ibis fotinty rifviveii the
nounnatiou. Mr. Flick is iH:le tist clev
er a ront Ionian to Is- thus tillered as a
vicarious nieriliiv for the sinsof bis larty.
However, if be can st.iiid it. we can.
11 in. J ai.-ii. I'o.AiM. is announced to
arrive at I'ittsnuiy on Tin lay next itlie
I'Mh:, j.iel addn-ns a ieiulliian mas
iniftiiiv' in F.iiNsitiou 1'aik on tlie next
fbiy. the llttli. lreiartions are la-iuu
made on a raiul scile, and tlie tlemoii
str.it loll is exeeteii lo excel any lireood
ing iratiienn of the uuues on a similar
occasion.
Tuk Kcpuhlican Vmnty ticket has the
hearty approval of the entire party. It
is coiiiioseU of (torn I ineu of tried Jierson
al and pilitual inte:rity. Throughout
the county it has liccn emlorstfl with a
unaiiimity that assuif it- cordial supirt
at the polls, it should, and We doubt
not w ill, P'lvive n erv l:'Hhic;in vote
in the county. In union there is strong h.
Camhoti lieaver, levies and
lirnc iii'M a series of meeting in the
west. ru eoii:itii-s ol the !,ite ilnr.i. last
week, that re iisl loiMiiot ii oi llu- i-alil-pJiL'll
of s4ii, l.v tin ir m.itn.tu I" nd
the elltlilia-oi i 'ki-.i l' their preseli-.
Il Lsiks if to- I;,-; i.) Male 1,. k.'l
Was -il'l to llike a i li .-Il 11' p Wet o(
the llioiltitltis, wh.'e t,.. e..-telll ..11 1
Uiid'lle .iriinii. s.ir;s.ss -!i tloir
lifCMfT lejai'il'n all Uuj iril.es "i'lish
thin
V i rTio- f'iii. r i'ie .s-j .iis. a bnif
f4iiY' sill' -. w es- a i is :i f rete-rai lka
tH not I.- talk, .in i ri' iiaikiin; w.th a
hU. kle Ilt.it "evi-rv tint- lit o-!-l bl
lllolllh lw- pl.t I,'- i t in 11 " "IK- li ssl
llnW iillW p. k 11!' -! ! liiesc or.ins tn
Is- al ofev sir. I- k Wi'lt Their cliAii; f
tnne. Tlie i tilnivii( sss-hes aireadv
made by '.he i H tiera' bave r. m-'d
Xji.U' at'litlllletlt ali i iflVell Ut h an im
stili bis taiapaiv-n tii.it they ale utter-
Iv duiltbloUllded.
Kkvkvm'k that a li-uihlicari imvenior
ami a K puUu an I-ci-iatutv will insure
an apportioiiiiieiit tif the s:atc in ait-ortl-atu'f
with tiie vole ol the majority, and
also secure a Kepublicau F. S. Senator.
A lk'iiiis-ratic vietirj may pve that party
the opjiortutiity to so apiKirtion tlie Suite
ww to make the ljerislatun- 1 It-uiociatif.-for
Ibe next ten years. In-side Mtvuring
tlieni IViiu s-raiic S'liator, who will
rive aid anil oHiifort to tlie free trailers
during the next six years.
At a meeting of the lu-puUican State
C'oiuniittee held in l'hiiatlelphia on
Wednesday last, rt'lsirta werv made from
nearly all the counties in the ("oiimioii
wealtb. N. a disi-oiirau-in wtrtl was
uttered. All the members re,rtcd that
vnndenei? in the nuccesn of tbe State
ticket was felt in their respei-tiveeountitM,
and that there was not a single ilisturbinfi
fflemeiit lt fiei-rease lieueral Beaver's
vote. Tlibi in irxsl news, and shows that
the party is in yood shafte ami detennin
sl to n-trieve tlie jmst by a signal vie-
tflfV.
Thckil ie a remarkable con! fart U tweeii
lit State rauii)fn of four yearn since.
mi lb one now in jirojrress. Four j earn
wncethe rly was omded and liislrail
sl, and distribft ami ajwlhy prevailed.
Now it in united and harmonious entbu
aiasiu prevails, and everv wl re throub-
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. . .1.. s.-...i.. i :..,rsit I'j-s VI -T atl'i the
' ' .. , .:,k l!, ul,!puliTOIl'iiMtia-I.Hil.y Hit iwilr,
met .y .t..w..s of IfcMi. W : MmuI(1 arv uUt,1ltl X(,
preet thri.UDd anxious In tif tl,,;ir j j,,,,, ,Y.,il;!,iu,.llis( can a-k f.-r more than
mi!l. The earn.-st ties and jksiI dis- ; urlwr!v iK ,,itvi u. in it phuform, mid
Jayed in all na tions of th? Mate trive i M, ,rth,.r":ir,y t.ii.mj such a just and
aumnee Dot only of triumph, but of ; orii. iii tay u. settle it. All the great ub
iiiagiiititvnt maj rity. ! be evils abn-h hae U.-11 rorrerled wen- nut
, ,iirr.-.l by the li-iii!lnn Irty, and
While Wolie is traversing the Stair in ; tari,)1 jtli instrumentality alone mux the
the rile tiMhe l'nhibitin randidate for j rvil ,IIi,T trt. on-sent license law I rc
liovcnior. I- is al tl Humetime pushing 1 ni,.- .v,J AuwriniH.
at home his candidacy for the I.gisla-
lure It is said 'bat be exiift-ts in Mum
for hi efforts to cleft (.'liamKi-v F. Bla. k j
liov-nior. to iwvivt!ievottftb- iN'in-
.j.TatH- nMi)hfrP for l iiit.il Stat. S-na- ,
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tor. Mr. olio i (tcniicnian oi maui
...1 .1,J,1 .f rr.-uf tltai i
litiiblcntiw. II ! KmswU in niimr tb
iTobibitml. n.-..-THr , xur ,
H.t.nr tin..-, mhile li.-y are .nmni: in !
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,.,.,itc-.litions bo will jrfonn a f.al j
lhal i.a m-v-r y.-t lyii a.ioun.ltflif.1.
A i?'iieral iniiviMMtioii of Knurln of
Ijilir is now in session in tlie ity of
Kiehniolid. Viuite-a distiirUiinv was cre
ated one iii'bt last week, and riot and
bl.Hlslnsl was for u time imminent, K
eaiise a eolon-il knight dared to at'eiid a
theatn? from which social prejudice ex
cludes a!! who are not of pure white
Ii1im1. This in. id. til should, ami doubt
less will teach the iiieiiiiM-rs of this organ
ization that one of their first duties will
lie the emancipation of the colored
brethren of the S.utb from the liali that
" , ,' , . , . i
.li-i:iiion lo the nlane of citizenship and i
self-resticctiiijr inaiihoisl. Sj loiijr as a
vast majority ol the men oi me rxiuiu , t;a ,;m if Wl,i( .jiuHy name iitmr
who are eiira-d in industrial pursuits, ; . ,t1i.--li. l.i rsi who wen- all. Viil to have vii
are deiiieil the inaliemible rinht to "life ,)0 ,irvT they wou'd lie trcaUil in
liberty and the pursuit of happiness," ; precisely the same manner a? Jonas ami
it w ill Is- impossible to elevate lalsiraud . p.m-k , that il was the int'etitioii to act iijioii
atfonl it that imtlion w liich we un- all rcirtii r-as-s with imjiui-tiality. and that
.lerstalid to tie the t hief object of the
Ki)Whts. Ik-siised, un.leriiaid, unprn-
tected labor in the Siuth must inevitatdy
work wroiu; to the mauly, self-assertiiiu,
untraniiiieled lalsirers in fit her portions
of the country.
("mii.h instigation Iroiu tiovt-rnolj l'at
tisoti. Attorney (ieiieral f'assidy has hud
it announced that be projioses taking
ltval stejis apiinst the railroads of this
Shite who an in the anthracite coal
trade, for vitilatin the constitution by
fiiiiiiitii a to refrulate Hlid nuiin- j
tain the charges for tr.iiisHU-tat:on. It is j
sitiiinlar that, while this '! has l-eli i
known hi exist for more than two years,
the I iovernor's soul was never vexed by
its illegal pns-ee.hiis until this election
tlrew near. It will Ik remeinlsTod that
the chief stiH-k Uiu w hich Mr. Illack is
trading in this campaign is avowt J bos
tilily to eorjsiratioiis, and when it is also
called to mind tiiat imuit-di itely prx-cetl-in'
the last Stale canvass, the Attorney
l ieiieral instituted leiral jir's-eedins in
the matter of the South l'enn and Iieecli
Creek railroads f.ir alletl violation of
the constitution, it is plainly apparent
that the It v.il iwerof the State I lovt rn
ment is U-ini invoked and employs as
a means to secure politii-a! ends. If the
chief law ollicer of tiie Commonwealth,
and the Court), of the State are thus used
lor puqsises ofnere lmlitiiid jimjrlory,
the colilidetiee of the pisiide in them
w ill lie shaken, if not entirely destroyed,
r.nd the decisions of these tribunals of
law mid jiititv will lail into contempt, i (
We can imagine Within-; more harmful
to the interests of the StuU- and of its
cit'iM-ns, than this shameful coalition If
tweeii the lovemor, the Attorney lieii-i-ral,
and the I 'einocratir cainli'late lor
ttovenior, to dra-; the atlministr.itor oi
the law into the dirty sil of politics for
the pur-Hise of subser uii.' party interests.
Thk iiiatiat-rs ol the leuns rat:t.- eam
)iaign in this State otiiit to put a iuii.ie
on young Mr. lilaek, their camlitUle for
liovcriior. lie is going alsiut the state
vapornig, and lsiastiiig of the certainty
of his election in a. way thai must event
ually cost him immy Votes. Ill the par
lance of the street, he " si it sits oil' bis
mouth " tismflen. In a sjitvcb made at
Fitlstitirg ou Saturday liiKi't last, be took
(H-casioii to fleiiouiuv as a lie a statement
published iu the daily pajs-rs that, while
in Clearlicid county last week, be claim
ed that arrangement bad lieen niade
that would secure hinl tiie votes of tiiree
fourths of the knights of latlsir, and
then iu the same SH-e li be uueie tlie
foilow iiig Is last :
"I would like some one to tell uie what
is the matter with the people in I'eiin
slauia. Why is it that such vast mul
titudes eoine out to hid me lindspeed on
my way to llarrisburg-? It is eetl-iinly
not on account of any jsTsoiial t imnu (er
istics 1 may -.Mtssess, or anything that I
have done while ill ollitv. l'lien- is
something wrong. It means that bad
you ieopic of Pennsylvania, whea you
elected a Ik-mtM-ratie liovernoriu 1n.ni!,
cbs'ttsl a I -mis-rat ic l-gisiailtre made
a clean sweep, as it wore this Its ling of
wrong which has iinpri-sscil itself no lor
cibly on the minds of the people, would
have In vll obliterated. It is lsvau-of
this tiiat people conic out to gnvt us to
day, pis, pie who are not partisans, hut the
patriotic Kepui'iicans w iio helptst us in
l-vs' and w no are w tiling to nun mile in
tiie g's work in Inso. Why, i have
sii.. Un haii'is with miles mi miles of
noii jurtisuli men within the past few
flays; J have lislelietl to the litst-iM-ed of
toe ssitilc, and many hundreds oi 1
pul.ii. .,ii have whi-pi-rtsl in my far, "I
am witii oii '' tell you some one is
jfoii.g Is siirpris when tin- "t- arc
etiiiniisi un i-le, -ion iiiht, and it will not
Is liil. j t'ollk.'
Here is tin- distiist disl.initioti public
ly made by Mr. Kiack, thai he exsvts U
the Independent vote of ls-sj. .Now,
tin- is eitiier tiie vain Isutst of a se!f-suf-lii
n lit egotist whit b we Ih lieve it to lie
ir Mr.lii.u k has some bargain, some
arrangement by which beexpis-ts locai-
tur. tiie vole of the meu w bo supported
oh u Mew art. This silly Isiast is an ill- j
s.ilt to the lnen tie expects lo capture, I
ami w hen tliev learn of it ami give vent I
i
Ui their Hidiguation. as Uoubtb-ss tiiey
will, weextss-t to hear this brasii Voting j
g.-titieiniiii iu some future spevb deny
that lie ever math sia-li a tlis-iarsiii.in
l!v all means let Mr. Biack Ik- muzzled, i
ii- i .i .! it- i ' i
in it t.iii t anon mr iM-puonuaJis utsi-m
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stsirt to ls-at liiui un election tiav, so
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gn-at will is-the inajonty Ins rjwlit-H j
pibngmiagums him. j
Thk itnsikviiie AVmJWMvia makes the
ciiarge that a week or two since 'hartts;. I
Wolfe inti a geutlemau uauied William Fos- j
ler. a Is-m.s rat well known iu itnsikviiie, on '
a train ou the Philadelphia and Krie railroad
ami in a conversation betwtvu the two. Mr.
Foster "informed the gentleman from Vuioii
that lie was going to get a gissi many votes
at Suubury. when it was ipuiekly asked,
'from what wrty.' and when informed that
they had lsen llemis-ruts lie uiimctiiatc ty n--Slmtitltsl
'tloii'l let them do it ; have them
vote for lilnek ; 1 am in this campaign to
Is-at General lieaver.' Mr. Foster is a Hetno
entt, and nn doubt Wolfe felt safe in making
this declaration, but it so lmpetied that al
though a Hcinot-ral he isa man who believes
in fair thuliitg and takes no stts-k iu tk-ina-gimui-.
m hu strive to deceive the sfij4e."
Mrrtrr Itijijiaick.
BKrt HLii aks with proUihiUon prts livitirt
should ask themselves ihe miesli iu. " How
I ls-i use my political iiitiuen.-e to
fNimplish my ends?" -If prohihitiou is tu
!. brouifiit about t nr. High legislation, w here
can my vole .in in,-l to puslutv that r-j ?''
The Kt'publK-an wrty w plnlge.1 Ut ois-r
the vm.v oja Inajonty of the (ssiple on this
ijuesliou. and tn give that v.ii.v the f.r v of
law. A' representatives of tla- pe4rour
legislators must repns-nt, mid wIkhi the
tlouiiiiaui party ias promised all tliat anv-
j oik n-srtiiring awl resiiiig our firm of
A Little Fly t the White House.
Wa!hitox. -t. f An inurvU-w at tli
White H.kw yi-w. r.by tteni.i Utwwi!
rViwU.r .ilwi, of Umisiaiuk. aii tiie J"ni-
.L..,i n un n:iiti:itlv Itnt'.l alTair. Mr.
iltMil.
a liot-licj'U-il Snitln-nnT, x
ol c,iii.l. niik- wraltli anl an lim-iixruiMifce
III IlllVItll.'l UliaOMlU HIH-.il mil -i.
6(im; hi (U.KiiaU; -1e sa. an MVwwl
. . , fc
i,,,-Ct1!.1,1(.lJ(.Ur, ,v tll j-.,ucuev and
,.jm,w ,i, !, lie ...i.-d it. lie-
l-iii1v Collator Joiia.- ami I'oMimwU-r l!ui k.
1 of
New M ia:i.. irioml? of iilmiii', took an
i wliu; iart iii the (oiivcmioti hii li fail-d to
n.-in'111'natt' lii-irwiiUitivc Klovd K h
j !iari' of v.ola;ioii of tia- I'n-siik-m'n
: rivii i r i.v opU-r t- lihil iiwiint Joiiiu-i
ami llu. k. ami i! Iia all along; lnn-n un.kr
. oil tl.at that tin- rnid"iit would order an
' iiiit;k-.iiioii. It was wain! tlii that iit
, wm taUiil umiii t!i.- I'rif id. nl to i-rott.
, With umi-ual warmth ) infornii-l llif l'rv
: i.li nt that in oth.T sirt of tin- oiuinrj"
Hedir.il oiHiiTx h:wl rtic iiati-l in nomina
ting coiivi uiioii. ami hi- did not want
j Ixmi-iana Iriendi- ntli'l auainst a- iila-
t'fl fXallli'les
. ' .
Atter niucii of this sort ol talk tiie -iiator
, , . . i . i .i i :.i
i coolfunu solliew ciai, aim iia-n nit- j rvnicio
there would 1m
1
rimiiialion against
tiio.m's Iriends
biieal is.'iisaooii
holders.
Tiie interview is tlie io
t he day anion; tiie otlice-
The Prohibition Vote.
riTTsiirm., 1st. 7. A! I'roiiihitioii htad
ijiiani rs lliis afieniiNin a rttv.li.iu was te.li-
ilendcred lbm. Chiifle.- S. Wolte, caliditlate
for (ioverii'ir: John X. Kmerj". caliditlate lor
Set n iary of Interna; Affairs, and Charles S.
ll.nvi. y, candidate for Auditor licncral.
To a rt'itirter Mr. Wolfe said : " I expect
liiat tiie rruhilMii.in party will pill U-tweeii
so,iki and lmunn votis. My iuipMoioii is
that not b-s tlnui 4n ) r cent, of the vote
iil eoine Iroin former lMimcrats and tin nr
tyiit 'nun former lit 'puhiieaiis. The ctiect
ujhin llie ucei-s of lot-oiiier caiitliilates tle
' )n.ls iisi!i the total of the 1'roiiiliitioii vote.
' Willi a rrohihitioii vote of ijo.iKi ieiieral
' lieaver may slili be eleetetl. but witba vote
! of from Ta.oiiii to so.oiiii :he chances would
' le against him.
; " I tiiink that lllaek"s statement that he is
J a titioialer is true, hut that assertion will
i not (.-et him any rrohihitioii vntes. It is not
j a iiiest!oii as to whether lie is a teetotaler.
He ha- iteiiiii-d hiinst if as dinctly oppise-1
to the Prohibition party and, of course, will
i;et no stippir: from them.
Ml. Wolle is also a lepslaiive eamlidale
from I iiioii eounty. lb said that if a S w
days in i lie i-l'ise of tlie campaign could lie
si.iriii f'irtlic !t isl.U'Vt-eaiivavi he would
l t i-.t .ii.
Quaking Cnarleston.
Chaki.k-ton. .
aain t-iiel bv a
.. " 1 !
crie of i
Tins city was
artliipiakt a;b-r
ui throw li into a
Fit anl ieiiatioll of
X;-rieiiits since
. was f.-tt a'siut
y a tremor ol the
liialleL'!.!. and I lie impii'a.t.
iiie strii ki n ciin.iirii.ii fr
a ri ii; w a! el" the aw !"',!
.V'i'-u-l .11. I" he lirst siio,
l'.'tTia 111., b.lt it w.e MHTt
earth. At 1 a. m .there .i- a sbaqi and
ViT'i il'-lill' t sins k .s'iiltli;ilMeil by thf-U
Ua! tn-mble-a siibterr.meaii trembling which
la-le,l In. in I to a Mvolitb. At '.i I'l a. 111.
there was third shock, not so heavy as the
priiisleillg.bin sllllleit lii ly ii'ollotlllivt1 lo
throw down lmie brit ss fr.nn iinn iains
walls, and lo '-bake the pi i-lcring from lln
shiiiti red ivillng" wiii. ii may is- found all
urn tiie eity.
At'ti r lite seeon 1 hm k thousand of-ieo-ple
wen-abroad iu il't ir iiifjhl clothes, hav
iiu nisiied from tiieirlie-ls in consternation
ami isbig nfniid to return ti their homes fo;
suitiibli a.;iarel. The tiiniuiunity is airain
tpiiet but iii that nervous condition w hich
tils it for .liast'T on tin- rei nrreinv of a very
slight liturlianiv of the earth. Many who
have hii'W 'lo Isirue up ho-ictitHy are dis
couraged, and ;t would not take many morc
sins ks to drive the nio-t saiigiiiue fiom tiie
ciM' li'revt r.
A Diabolical Plot.
Viknnv. Oct. lo. The Vienna jioliet
furiiisiml the press with an aivoutll
rceeMlv ilw-ovcred ai.anliist pbts to
Vienna.
Alib'iu.L'b many details are obviously snp
pr. -etl. the jilot is shown to have surjiie'-sisl
ill extent and dials, liral iiiLi liuily any tlvna
mite ploi hitherto tsimiM-ii d. S-veiitfvn of
tin- eoii-pirators have Isvu arrested. An ex
amiiiiition of tht prisoners shows tiiat tiie
plot w as liateh.il in and ilircclcd from Amer
ica and 1'iidoii, and was to Is- ferried out
by Vit iiiies anarchists w ho recently reluni.il
Iroiu Atiieriia.
Tlieplol was eieveriy orgaiiiK.d. The con
spirators were di i,el into several grolljis.
otit'of whicn w as d, l.tilnl lo set tire to the
town, an ilie-r to take charge of the dyna
inite ,i'r:iii,iiis and uii'iiher to fore the
litifs-ary oi!i-ial ii,s-iliiM'lils anil to mill
ni -ney b,r i xpeiises.
i'ail t-s were di laikil lo ft tin- to Pen.ing.
FiiieriiK idling, Ibiij udorf. ib itlh.ig ami
Favoritei.. Tin
-liiv .'t w :i-d of tin pint
and
The;
ami i
waT.hf! mil:, it wa- almost uiaturfi.
rn-.',iil uuiv. rs;.! pnii-e lor tin ir zt-.il
i;. ii'iii.ss tain. An anari hist ol Prague
.i" 'b. tii-if it.l'"ruiatioii iiiii.vnnug the
coii-pi-it'-y to tin au:hor!tifs.
A Negro Under the Bad.
Xournifc Va.. iiet. s. John I 'nii'ps-r.
an aired fanner, liv ing alone on Julian's
ret k. ait .in foiir miii-s from Norfolk, upon
nsiriiig Wednesday liieht discovcied a iu-,;ro
,:11, r ics ls-,1. He procured a shotgun and
lired .u lis- intruder, missing him. The
lagM .iiei, seiieed tiie luuiule oi the gun ami
a ssniugic ensiietl, wnieh n-sulteti in Mr.
'ui-pj-r l-ii;ft horribly Is-aten with the
eani. having hi- face ami skuli trashed.
I one anu snatn ntl. and his right ear bitten
oil". Yc-i'-vlay uiorning the li.-,u-li'ior found !
Mr rallK I'l"-"' ''i a .lying eoi..liii.ni. hut able !
to teil liat haiiis-iiisl. A party was organ- I
, . , . ....
iz.il and siarted in pursuit ol the negro, fin
... i , .. , ,
ubit-tlav Mr. uiK--r received a large
,,, ,lf tolIM wllil.h n(lSB WM
,v a,V;ir,,.r ht lSmeif .,
the lietl lo Mb the premises.
He Paid the Serenaders $2.50 to
Stop.
Xkw Havkx. K-t. ill. Bratifortl people
1 liuve bait little slivp sim-e Wednesday. TImis.
tiear, an elderly widower, ou that day mar
ried the buxom widow MiJjuecuy. That
night mm and boys surrouial.il iijs house
In sereiiatk- the couple. Gear drive thecaia
tliuuiiians olf. but they came liaek the next
iiiglil uinl would not Is; drivx'ii oil". Gear
offered them - to go, but they wanted :.oO
and Gear would not siau I the raise, (in the
following night they cam lack attiu. H
w as a bigger crowd than before ami it made
a giss! deal more noise. Last. night ihey
llireali-iiej to add the town camion to tiie
im-iifMra ,,f horns, tin ntus. Ac. Thin licar
wt-.tkni.il and paid tile il.'m. The crowd
liNik it. bail a drink ami went home.
A Judge Believed to be a Leper.
Chicvi, Oct. 7. A private U-ittT from
Warren. Ark., states that Ju.lte J M. Ilratf
ley. of tiie Tenth Histriii of Arkansas, is ikss
jierali ly ill of a siekm-ss cl.ss-lv n-seiubii.K
bl-fs-v, liieskin having jssitsi from the en
tire -.iirfiiiv "f tin- Issly, leaving the raw
fie-h iu t mot puiiiiul roitili'Kiu. His phy
sicians say tney ts-Ter saw or rrad irf a isr
similar Iii his. and grate fears an-etitrrtaiiied
ks- bin life.
A MUTE'S HORRIBLE DEATH.
'ou urn s. I iciol-r in. Frank Hamilton,
ap-d 7, of Wayneslmrji, Stark eiHinty, an m-
mate of the Ohio Institute for Deaf and
Dumb, died a horrible death this nioruiiuc,
after three day suffering of a most intense
nam re. He was unt- of alsmt m inmate!! of
Ihe institution. and Tlmr-lay nioniim; Hen
ry iKietik-rtlie attenilatit, found Uiat the
ty wan in an uncleanly condition, and took
him to the bath. Turniup on the water, be
kit Ihe partly-iniheiile youth in the tub.
and as soon as the cold water ill til faucet
bad run out tlie sialdiiiK water came pour
ing in and surrouiided the boy to tlie waist.
He was unable lo speak or help himself, and
w hen the attendant returned the lad was in
a faint and exliausm.il condition. On being
lifted from the hath tub nearly the whole of
the skin (i ll from the lower pan of the btsly.
The i-oy n iuiaued in a'oiiy until this moni
inj;. when he died.
Itiil Icr cauie to the institution some w eeks
a-o from .Maiistield, O., having apjilied to
tlie Y. M.C. A. in this city for work, and
they secured the tusition for him. He ap
jHiirs to have lieeli a trump, aiitl there is the
jsreatest iiidipiation, both about the institu
tion ami outside, over the fact tliat the buy
met with the treatment which cost his life.
1 here is a reirt among the oilier employe
of the institution that lhs-bler was out of
paticnt-e with the boy for the reasou that he
rijiiirol so much fare, ami that he placed
him in the hot water with tiie expectation
ol puni-liiii him l!iPiuh be did not expect
lo seald him to death.
The Chicago Anarchists Sentenced.
I 'mi Ami, Oct H. As tiie concluding scenes
of iiir rn-ai trial of the Anarchists approach
ed a close to-day more interest was taken,
and the suppressed excitement become more
marked. Hundreds of nuple wended their
way toward the Criminal Court huiltlini;.
Parsons resumed bis sinn-ch as soon as Court
op-iicd and dtvlurcil, in a very dramatic anil
impressive manner, that they had Misitive
prool tiiat the bomb which created such des
truction at the Hay market was thrown by
an ie-etit of Xew York eapila lists anil inon
oHilists, who sent the Ulan out hereto take
Unit means of breaking up the eight-hour
nioVemellt.
When Parsons hail concluded his s-icech
Juih.'e Oary senteiietsl seven of the convicted
men to is- hauj-vtl licccinlM-r Jl lietween 11 A.
M. and P. . Xeelie was suulcuceti lo lif
teenyta f n prison nt Johet.
taptam Ulaek said that iiuisiiiueli usuii ap
h:iI would be taken to the Supreme Court
he asked tiiat there be a slay of execution
i:i '.he ease of Xeelie until the third' day of
IicccmlM-r.
State's Attorney Orinnell assured the coun
sel for the defense that every pissihle facility
that iarticular gtssl sense and propriety dic
tated would In-granted them.
The prisoners were then removed to their
cells.
A Miner's Burglar Trap.
HIi Aofi, ict. o. A llutte miner named
liniorv fixed up a burglar trap iu his cabin
on Sat unlay ami went of)' pros-ieeting. He
stvured anil locked his cabin, but so arrang-
j ed the interior that an entrance would dt.s-
tniy a comhimitioii setting olf a beavy
i bar,.-!- of dynamite. When he returned he
found that a terrible explosion had taken
laiv. The burglar had entered through tiie
w indow . The th sir was lorn up anil splin
tered and the cabin ecnerally Imtlly mrtvkixl.
The iulenor was sniltereil with hlissl.
There was bitssl on the tltsir ; hlissl oil the
wall, and a lot of sioiie iu oue comer was
covered with bitssl. The window sill was
stained nil aiidjusl insitie the rtsiin, some
tlins-l't i I'loiii tne w indow a 'l as il a
ouart or more of hhssl ha.1 t sired from the
Wound ot s.inie rsiu who hal talleti there.
e.tn-h wivs made and the wtnilthlic buiglur
I ai ml near by. He iu a frightful con
tli'.ioii. His skull was badly fractured, the
lop of his lu-atl ls-itig nearly blown off. He
was liarely conscious. It is ituMissible for
him to survive.
Suicide to Escape Arrest.
Ai.ium, lia., tletols-r K. B. W. Furlong,
' tuieol the most prominent anil w idcly know n
mill men in Siuthwest lieorgia, cummittcfl
I suicide al Alapiba by taking laiiilnuni last
j Montlay. To-day search resultnl in the
j tintliiig of the Issly of a negro buried iu
I Furlong's barnyard. Furlong undoubtedly
I ended his life to escai arrest for murder.
) only a bare announcement of these facts hits
j Isvn reviled. The investigation is still in
progress near Alapaha, and further seusa
I tional developments art looked for.
; A few weeks ago Furlong shot anil killed
' an engineer named Itrock while the latter
j wax in his cab on a Brunsw ick and Weston
; engine. m allot her invasion he would have
! murdered his wife but for the timely arrival
of a party of friends. Another man is said
; to have sinvumtietl to Furlong's pistol sever-h-
ve j "I .Vears ago. To-flay's developments created
f the sensation throughout that part of the State,
burn 1 ''"'b'lg of more turjises would not be
i surprising.
He Ate Soap.
Yoi nostow.x, O.. Oct. 7. John Wilcox is
on trial at Ravenna, charged w ith stealing
harness from the stable of Mark Havis, near
j Kent, O. Wilcox seems to have a mania tor
, taking haniess, his anibilitsu vaclting lo
! anything of greater value. .. .o years ago
j he was sent to the penitentiary fnuu here on
; a lour years' sememe, and later -unied
! and was givi-n ano; her year on an a4.itioti.il
j in, li. tin, nt. eiuli charging bun with stealing
I harness. After serving less titan two years
- of his time Wilcox secured a tanlon from
liovcriior Fotaker. il Is-ing represvnlcd that
: he was living of consumption, be having
j brought ou s couuh and changed his apfs-ar-!
ante to that of a consumptive by eating soap.
! He was released last July and on September
5 arresltsl. antl is again oil trial, as sUittnl.
Killed by a Snake.
Hicviai. t Mi ilier 7. Xear Amlalusia, Ala.
the llsrtv children of a family (running from
2 to U years old) went out Sunday afternoon
to play near the house. A large pine tree
bad Isvn blow n down anil they were play
ing around the hole made by the nsits of the
tree Is-iug torn up. The atteniisin pxsscd,
and at night the children were missed. The
parents instituted a search, and sikiii found
t hem lying near the roots of the fallen tree.
The two younger ones were dead, and the
ohlest was in a dying condition, Vjmii in
vestigation it was found that tlie children
I bail all hew: bitten hp a rattlesnake, which
had made its dell under the roots of the tree.
The Isslies were terribly swollen, andlisikfl
as if t her hail Ijceu hilteu in several tliiTereiit
places. Tiie eltk-r child tlieil during the uiglit,
and the three iiiuooeuis were buried to-
get her.
Roasted to Death.
Coi.i jikia, S. C, Oct. li. A terrible aeel
tlent fsvurred at ChiWeT un Suutlay night
by w hit li two ehiltlrcu ami an old woman
were niasttsl alive. Dave Henry went with
his wife to cump-niecting, leaving two chil
dren in charge ol Caroline Berry. Fsiu the
r.turii of the parents they found the bouse
in flam- and heard the screaming of their
children un the inside. An uiisutivssfu at-tt-niit
was niinle to save them. The churnsl
InsIiij. were reeoveretl from the ruins. It is
suppiMsl that Caroline Weill to sltrp while
snio'.i.ig and that the la-d elot lies caught fire
from her pipe.
Mis Barton's Report.
Ciiimihi. (1,-t. s. Miss Clara Ilartoli, I'res- 1
'b-iil . if the Anieriinn Assia-iaiioii of tiie i
Itisl (.-, who is at present in ChariestiNi, !
os t .-itten to Mayor Harri in alsiut tlie
i-iittrtiirt! ..f things iu tliat eity. Ht say. i
iu her letter: " Fulfilling my promise to re- j
pit. 1 would say Uiat ihonaire lo pn.a-riy i !
.1 4 overestiniated. S-anr-iy bfiuw f left j
whole. Tia- pcoplr are bravely stm-gling.
bill of gratitude ftw tla synipathy and lu lp ;
-si innenauslr Itesttmrd. I hare iiiforus-s j
Mayor tinirtniay of our luoreroinil icllisw- J
.1. ; ir whu-ii in- is tks-j.y grav-ful. hut bn i
nn 1.1 -;y tliat as s.sm as )m (rnutrst thnl j
for j.nsitit nuitriliutions'ia Met lie will tele-
,-4j h lis- fact orrr tlsr rouuiry aisl mpie4
tial nn n la- sput. Hr ls- two-think
of I lie aura n-nuinsl m alreavir assnred."
Black's Vain Boast.
Cl.EAKFlf.LI, Oct. While Cliaunivy K.
Black tlie Heim-4ativ candidate Sir GiiveT
ni ir. was at Ik'lU-fonle on Wtx!iitkiy. he
had a eoiifertnee with sevt ral leading Defiio
erats. During Ihe conversation lie claimed
to lie quite funli.lenl of his ekviion and as a
n-ason fiir it assured his friends thai certain
arrangements hiullsvii ma.le w ith the rc(
resentativea of the Knights of lathor, which
would give him three-founhs of the rote of
that organization. He said, " There-are A'si, -oho
Knights of UtUir in Pennsylvania and I
will get lliree-ftMirths ofiiicui. The arninge
lileuls have lvli made ami Heaver's mana
gers can't get them away from me."
This statement lias caused a great deal of
surprise and w henever it is repented lo labor
ing men is resented. Menilwrs of the
Knights of Labor ure particularly indignant
that any one should have supim-ssl it possi
ble for them to sell lUeinselves out to a lit
ical lrty. They say that Mr. 'Black or any
other politician who should attempt to pur
chase tlie organization would speedily leani
thai it is not for sale.
Robbers In a Cemetery.
Cohoks. X. Y .k-toler 7. Supt. Wiieeler,
of St. Agnes Cemetery , on the outskirts of tin;
towu, lives in a house iu the cemetery . Las,
night about S o'clis k Mr. Whtvlcr was iu
lied sleeping, but Mrs. Whtvlcr was alsiut the
bouse. There was a rap at the door, which
was opened by Mrs. Wheeler. Four men
immediately piuncetl ilsu her, and tarried
her through the cemetery. Although she
screamed with alt her might her husband
flid not hear her. When the end of the cem
etery was reached the nieu tied her to a
fence. Tiny then demanded that she led
where the was hidden which her hus
liatid received fnuu the juistor of St. Agnes
Church, but she refused to tell. They threat
ened to hung her, but she tinnly n-tusetl to
give the information. The men thin left
her and went lothe house, w here they scan-lily,
hut tlitl not find the money, ami the men
left. The woman's screams tinaily attracted
the attention of neighlsiriiig farmers. They
found her tied to the fence, anil insensibi-.
Mrs. Wheeler was carried home and her hus
band awakened. 4
Disastrous Explosion of Powder.
Faykttk. lntl , Oct. A fatal explosion
otvurrcd at llringburst, a village of ;iou in
habitants, situated on the Ixigaiisjiort and
Terre Haute division of the Yundaila llaii
roatl, in Corroll county, yesterday. A man
named Britlou came to the store of .-shanklin
fc Kcarns, with a lighted cigar in his mouth,
poured out thejiowdiT from a large can into
the scales. Iu setting down the can, ihe
cigar was knocked from his mouth into tin
ea n of jHiwder, which cxpltsitsl with g-at
violeniv, tearing out the front irt ofthe
building sitid scattered the gtsuls into the
stn-t.
Mr. Kearns' arm was broken in two
lilaiTs.; his shoulder were ilislocatti! and hi--
hea.l and face baninl iu a friubltiil manner.
He died inn few hours after intense stiif. r- j
iti. Britt.m hud Isilb arms broken and was j
terrinly biirntil. His injurn-s uiv liital. j
Shelving tell itMin Mr. Shaukiiii and serious- j
ly iiijun.nl Iii in. A Isiy was blat kei,.il anil
biirntil. but not fatally hurl. Kcarti- was !
alsiut ."si yeafsi old atitl It ai'es a wni- and s i
childn.li. The building w is liatllv w-it ioil. j
Great Seas Calmed by Oil.
WvsHiNi.m, ht. The llydniumpli
ie olliee Ihls nveivisl tluriiig the last month
alsiut a dozen letters from tin- otliivrs t.f va
rious steam and sailing vessels narrating
their experience in the Use of oil in the tune
of storm at sea lor tiie pursis, of misiihiiig
the water. There is a singular uuaiumily in
the tsiiiehisions ot the writers, thai almost at
ihe instant the oil touched the w ater it -piva.i
Cir over the surface and reduced thethn aten
ing billows fti long and heavy hut harmless
swells. Tin- writt rs descrd a variety ofex
tt inpiriusl plans for applying the oil. Sev
eral of Ihein attribute the rescue of their
shijis ami crews from lieslrucl ion to tlie aii
plieation. Of the huiidreds of similar let
ters retvived iu the past no instance of liiil-un-
has Iks-ii nal'i'.Util when the oil was veg
etable or fish oil. Kerosene and I lie lighter
oils have sometimes failed to pnubitv the
tilcct desired. The material in baud Uniii
this subject will he published in pamphlet
form for the use of mariners.
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Robbed and Murdered.
KvANsyii LK Intl.. Oct. 7 -Wall.-r M.i'1, a
fanner n-sitling iu ll.trs: :;.nif ll-.-iid. ellit
miles ttclow the city, went t i H.-udensiu yes-
tenlaV ttl disjMise of a load of H'tshl,-e. Atb-1
making some pun-has lie act.-ie 1 fir h i.ue.
While in Heiiil.-rs.tii :i.- n(ru,s a :ie;m
named I Vie to gather eor.i for ii.tu. and ls.th
left town tog..-: iter. Ah eat n.m.- o.-its-k
Mart's wile Ih-e.uue a.anu.sl al his aii:-,-:iit-anil
sent a farm li m 1 to s -.in-h for 'lint.
Alsiut a mile and a h t'tl' .'roiu the h-tiise the
team was found testing in a enriiueid a id its
owner lying iu the h iiom of ; he wagon with
bis head liattemi in, the injuries having Is-cn
intl.-n-d with the seat Ismrd. Mart was car
riml home, and tlitl at midnight. His ss-k-ets
were turned inside out, ami fnuu all ai
pearanccs, it is evident t iiut he was struck
down anil then robbed. Cole cutiuot is?
found. All fin-uiiistaiiccs punt to him as
the -ris-t:-ator of tin- deed.
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Two Indiana Convicts' Daring Dash
for Liberty.
Mtt'iiiiiAX City. Intl., Oetols-r s Fmnk
Whiting and Charles Havens, convicts iu
Ihe N'orthtru I'enilcntiary. atlt inptetl to es
cape by jumpiin; on an engine which had
htvii al work inside of the prison. As the
engine was utsiut ptvssing tint of the gale ihey
j 1 1 1 1 sell into the cab with knives in tin-ir
hands and thmwing the lireiiinll olf they
pulled the throttle ovn. At this moment a
guard thvd at them ami shot Whiting
through the heart, killing him instantly.
Havens rem. lined on the engine until well
oulside when he jiims il and run through a
foriifu-ld.hu! was shot by a guard and slight
ly injured ami taken Itack to prison. The en
gine was caught anil stopissl.
Romantic Freak of a Cirl.
Ill TI..VSH, Vt.. Oct. . Anna, the eighteeii-year-oltl
daughter of I'r. Ilinuu A. Haw ley.
station agent at IH-Ituar jiuietion of the Chi
c:igo ami Northwi-stern ICai'road, tisik her
father's horse from tin- stable on Saturday
night ami left home. Il was tliscovensl that
she had cut oil' her hair. 1 hanged her cloth
ing fora man's garh.and had nalc away 011
borseliack. Siie lclr a note saying that none
need follow ber, as she would never n-mrn.
A jiersiin, supposed to have la-eu the miss
ing girl was ferried ai-nw 1-ike Chauiplain
fmm lirralnv's Foint to Tieonier:iea alsiut
eight o'clis k Similar- morning. Miss Haw- I
ley was a pipularaud liuely tslueatctl young
Woman.
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Chief Justice Mercurlll.
PiTrsBi mi, Oct. 11. The illness of Justice
Men-ur. of the Supreme Court, is more seri
ous than at first supposed. His ailiueiit is
something simihir to pneumonia, and will
prevent him fnuu sitting 011 tlie bench any
more this session. He was sent home tiiis
morning at-eoinpanieil by several friends,
where under on lent of his physician he will
cease all work and undergo tn-jinient to re
cruit his exhausted physical fonv. His
place on the bench ic being iss-upitsl by Jus
tice lionlon,
Cholera Raging in Japan.
Sax Fkaxi isio. (M. li. A.Iviit-s just n
ccivetl from Jap. 11 stale that the t hol. ni is
still r.igiiu'. the proiHirtloii of deith-to cases
Is-ing very heavy. Is twt-en August ami
Sejitenita-r 5, inclusive, nine tlays. .M n, w
(rasii. were n-j..n.sl. In Tokin -ulo.ie there
were during tlie nine flays M72 tb-atiis. ( tver
63 jaTretn. of tiiosr attat ktsl died. Au ex
amination of wells al Tokio was made and
T 4 out of 1.177 weir eoiiilrniiieil as unfit tir
drinkiiifr purptMcs.
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Big Copper Mirt Discovered.
tu rrtLo. tht. 6. An Ottawa, Ontario.''
-rial mir xlowing a- .limits are given of a
new copjs-r mine ,t Sielbtirr Jiuhh.mi,
Ontario. Tlar -i--.it is said lo la- t.ur
miles, bm-, l.'i fts wi.le a:i.l Jon list .1,,-p,
llsf in ifialueiii a very high pertv!itai.-e of
pure niiT.
Great Fire at Punxsutawney.
PirrsBi-Bt.H, Oct. Puiixsuiawney, Pa.,
a mining town iu the Northern jirt of Ihe
State, was visited by a disastrous eoiirlagra
tion this morning. The tire started iu the
St. Klnm Hotel about : o'clock this morning
ami spread so rapidly to the surrounding
pmierty that by dayligtu thirty-five build
ings in the busimts jiart of the towu Were in
ashes.
Among the buildings destroyed were the
St. Klmo Hotel bl.sk, tlie Washingioii
House, First Xaiional Bank, Hoseulsiug's
ilry' gissLs establishment, CamplskH's gro
cery, ami Kuorr it I o.'s haivlware store. The
loss will reach li.,tAi, tin which there is
an insurance of alsiut IiHi.tiuO.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
A Texas Waterspout.
Wkathkufokii, Ot I. (J. Keliabie informa
tion was reeciv.il hi re late last night that a
heavy waterssuit KatI fallen ten miles out of
this place on the Texas and Pacific Kailroud.
which n iirt was verified by a rise iu the
creek in the north part of the eity, which
continued for some time, the stream rising
I rapidly until it was twelve f.vl higher than
ever known before. The water w ith heavy
drifts frame down so fast that the trestle
I suits were washed from under the bridge
crossing the stream. The w ater fell on the
divide ofTrinity and Brazos, ami as much of
the water from the -j.iit went in the direc
tion of the Brazos as come this way. The
water fell ou what is known to railroad men
as the Manning Spur. A big washout is re-puled.-
Several (lersoiis are thought lo be
drowned. Xo details have yet been learned.
Charlestonians Scared Again.
ChaklbstoN, bi t. 7. Consider.ible uneasi
ness was causetl here to-flay by a renewal in
a comparatively mild form of the seismic
disturbances. There were several slight tre
mors of the earth hen-, one ut i-k'i P. M. and
another at ills nit do'clts-k. The latter was
atvompauicd by a very distinct rumbling
sound. Owing lo the fact that the stnvts
are crowded with cotton trucks, these shucks
wen- jvivcpliblc to comparatively few se
pie who paid very lit :le attention to them.
Additional significance of un uup.en.saut
character is given lo lls'tn in consetjuence of
a n-pirt that eoiucs from Summerville that
there wen- four shock in that village during
the tlay, one of them Is-ing of nri tiuiLsualiy
heavy character.
I Married on a Passenger Train,
J Wn,:.i amspoi-.t. Pa., Octnlier H. -A roman
i tit- iiiarriitge tsvurml yesti-rtlay ou the
i WilhanuiKirt ami Xorih Braneh train,
i Oliver Howiet ami Miss l'.innia Whitmiiv.of
Jordan township, made up their minds to
get married and asked the con. hit lor of that
train Itcv. W. H. Lilly, to tie the knot for
them. They prcvaili-d '!pui him to tie tit
knot aii-1 begot out bis discipline and Ivir.ut
business. Tlie couple sltssl u;i and ill a very
short time, whik the train was Isitindiug
along Is-tween Hail's Station, ten miles !
low WiUiainssiit, ami ILigbesv ill. , Ihe
pr.iiehcrH-otidtictor pniiioum cd lln-in man
and wile.
A Boa Constrictor Escapes.
New Yoiik. iMolarii. A hungry boats. li
st rict.ir twenty- seven feet long and weigiiinv
nearly Ji p tmitb. eseasil fn, m a box this
nioniitig near city-hall pjrk whiie Is-ing
isiiiveyetl from lleieh's sum-in this city i..
his place iu Holsikcii. For fully twenty
minutes the snake lay coiled in the pirk. sur
muudtsi at a n-sjaviful di-iuntvby aemwd
l'.oiki jsv-plc. On n-infortvnM uts of Kelt h's
men arriving armed w ilh cloths the sn..kt
was ipiietiy lr.iiili-nvsi to another Ism ami
Conveyed sali-ty to its disttinaiioti.
Shocking Case of Suicide.
Svi.isKCKV, Md (H-lolvr fl, I!eV. J. T.
I't-nneli. a mcmls-r of the Maryland Metho
dist lnltetalitColll''nnet,, seventy-six years
of age. yestenlay .ik his own life in a most
singular manner. He knelt down by the
mi In aid track while a freight train was pass
ing, anil as the last car reached him. laid his
head on ihe mil. The hindmost truck pass
ed over his neck and sevens I his heat I from
his ImhIv. Mr. I'eiincl was a retinil clergy
man ami one of the wealthiest men iu the
village. His mind is Is-lit-vcd to liavv Uttmit
deranged recently.
Married on the Train.
WfLLIAMSffiHT, I'll.. OetolsT 11. A rolliail-
tic marriage iMvurnsl on the Williamspirt
ami North branch train. Oliver How-let and
Miss Ktiuna Whitmirc, of Jonlan township.
matle up their minds to get inanietl, and I
asked the conductor of that train, Uev. W.
H. Lilly, Iii tie the knot for them. They I
prevailed u j x in him to tie the knot ami he j
got out his discipline ami Is-gau business, i
The couple sttssl up ami in a very short time. !
while the train was iMiunding along Is-tween
Hall's station, ten miles la-low Williamsporl j
ami Uughesville, lhepniu-hcrHNiuil'ictor pns-
nntitifed them man ami wife. t
The Bellefonte Class Works Burned.
IIf.llkfonte. Octfifs-r lu. The Itellefonte
(Jlass Works wen- totally dcstniyed by lire
this iiiorning. The flames hnike out alsiut
2 o'clock anil burned lienvly. The loss is
estimated at ., nun. on which there is an
insurance of if jn.ilon. The capacity of the
works was I,tH lsixtsa week. The com-
Itauy annually inihl out to iatsir 111 cash
ills, ut 4.i,i. Seventy-five men nn- thrown
out of employment. The works originally
(fist $iitl,niio. The tin-is supiosed to have
lieen of incendiary origin.
Capture of the Young Negro Train
Wrecker. I'liATTA.MSHiA, Oct. J. Will liaithtim, a
young negro tniiii-wrts kcr, was captured uuil
Itslgisl in jail at Livingston. Alabama, and
then- arestning probabilities tiiat he will be
lynched. A few nights ago lie placed a dozen
obstructions on the track of the Alabama A.
Gntat Southern ltailroatl above Livingston,
by which the night express train would have
Iss-ii wns-ktsl hut tor a timely discovery. He
was detected in the act ami lie-1, hut a detec
tive followed am) raplun-d him near Meri
dan. The Boiler Exploded.
Ca.ntos, O., Oct. S. The isiih-r ut the llol
toti Steel-Works exploded early this morn
ing, wns-kiug the hauimcr-shop and tloing
damage to the extent of if I'M mo. A fragment
of the hoiicr was hurlisl .1011 ftrt. is-m-tniting
the brick wall ff the lie!siltl Safe-Works.
Xo one was seriously injured. Two hammer
men. William Marshal! and Kols-rt Temple
ton, wen- buried iu the ruins, but niirucu
ously escujied wilh slight injuries. Only
twenty minis of steam were carritsl. The
cause of the explosion is unknown. The
works are insiir-sl for .slii.ik'm inthe Hartfonl
Steam Boiler Insurance Couiiany.
Terrible Death of a Child.
Wii.uamsport, Oct. 7. Al Trump's mill.
Potter Township, this county, to-day Lilla, a
bright little ibyear-ohl daughter of Mr. ami
Mrs. Shultz. went up-stairs for some mutches
which iu someway became ignited ami the
Haines communicated to her clothing. Her
screams hniugiit her mot her ami other mem
bers of the family to her aid. but loo late to
save her. One of the child's ears w is almost
miistimcd anil her body, from head to ftsil,
was bit ruts 1 to a crisp. She died at 8 o'clisk
this evening.
Shot off his Arm.
WAsiiiNtiTox. IV, Oet. Is. Thomas Ah-x-etiiier,
a pnimiuent eontnw-tor for tlrilling
oil wells, met with aet iilent yestenlay while
out buiitiug. Iu company with Fred
Ibsipmau Im- had gone gunning near Tay
lorstowu. The latter ou cnissing a fence ac
t itUnlly dist hargtsi bis gun. the It mil strik
Mr. Alexander on the right arm, shattering
the bones terribly. The tinfortunntc man
was bnmglit to his home here and the
ann amputatisf at the ellsiw.
Chief Justicw Chase's Remains.
I'oLIMRls, ., Oct. Tilt tsiimiiiltee
liavim: iu charge the removal ol the remains
oflhelaleniiefJusticet1ia.se fnun Wasli
ingtoii lu Ciiicimutii hare tUs idts ;,ul the
aeniains shall be taken directly to lliM-iniiati
where Uie ceremonies ami inu-riuent will
take place.
Burned to Death.
Ciwm.xtjTi, M. M. This morning Au
gust Becker's rt--i.lt n. v ami tailoring estiili
lishnient was tliscovereti lo he on lire. Fif
teen minutes were wasted iu attempting to j
turn iu an alarm, ami by Ihe time of the ar- i
rival of the department the place w :is thor- '.
iMighly rleaued nut. In searc hing among j
the ruins two dead lsli were found. Tliey '
were those of Margan-t Link, agtil W, ami i
ber daughter, aged li. They isvupied nsjnis i
on the third floor, ami had evidently arisen ;
but lnl Isvn iinnble to fonv their way nut :
thmiigh the smoke and llatnes. The s-uu- j
inry loss will not exivtsl (.Vuuu. ;
Doesn't Want His Son Captured.
IaAMl-AKTEK, l"- tHl 7--William Smltil. Of
liiijiliu Uwu--liiK ho Wii shot hy hismui tm
TiiKluy iiiorning, h M lyiny at hin l oinr.
The ty Uiv not yrt iwu rittiivl, ami it is
not likrly he will In in;L-ntu h a liis lather
1.... t... . 1 .1.., . ... 1 I. ' . '
LllUk III" UtrfB lltll tllTIT tt HilV V IUIU
arresttsi. He says he thinks the boy win not
Come back to his home agaiu and says he
w ill lie isM-tectly satisfied not to pnwuvute him
if he will onlv star iitt .iv.
Killed at the Cider Press.
hambeksiu no. Spt. Jl). Jacob Kar.sr, a
man ofobout 'in years, was kilb-d while link- j
ing cider al a large prej mar here yvstenlay. I
He was workiiig under ihe large iv.uu. w nit h j
was supisirled by a narrow ls.anl, w hen the !
iHuird hnike ami the beam fell. It slrui k
him upiii the back and crushed him ugaiust
thejtress. His liack-lsitie was fr.icturt (I antl
he tlied almost iiisiuutiv.
A Desperado Lynched.
MoxTtiosE. Co!., tvt. lu. John F. McLees
was lynched here by vigilantes early Satur
tlay uiormng. He came lit town with the
intention of killing the Sin-rilf and ail n,n
ivrned in the " running out,"!' tow n " of his
son, a dess-rute ehanifter. Ik Ion- going otil
to tio the " killing" lie got drunk and wys
taken by the vigilantes. He isire a had
reputation, having killetl seveml men.
It Is Unanimous in Georgia.
Al'oI'sta, tia., Oct. li. Then- wiis no opjio
sition ti Gen. Gordon lor t inventor, and the
!emiH-rie cunditialc lijr ihe Mate oltiees.
The Knights of Lah.r candidales for the leg
islature have cn-att-tl some ex.-ilemeut. iitu
the regular (Muocratic lit.niiiit-es are (-let-ted.
A light vote was iletl hereaiid throughout
the Stale, tht-n- Is-ing no issues or opposing
candidates to bring out a full vote.
Eloped With a Negro.
Mim intowx. Oi-t. n. A. W. ISriggs, of
Walker township, hat I in hiseiuploy ntiilnr
etl man iiam-d Aaron I arler. Iiurii g Mr.
Kriggs uliseiiee. Carter entieed hfs l"i-ye.ir-oitl
daughter to clojs- wilh him on Tuesday.
The Sin-nil' and a pisse ol twenty men are
Miuinng the mountain ranges of Fayette In
search of the runaway totlpie, bill wiltmUt
silceess.
s .
A Conductor Burned to Death.
Il r't LO, I S t 7. A sjHt i.,1 fn HM ( H.-aii
says; "At Jlellast tins ninniing :w-i fr. i-bt
I trains on the laiM.iio. New Voik and I'inai
J tleiphia raiini.l eoi'itlt-d, bialiy wr.s kiugitie
i engines ami many ear-. Trie t-tissjse and
J sveal ear id on,- tr,.in were biiriitsl. Con-
! dut-for Frank Ingram, ot' uit-aii. w.is
till
caissist and was burnt d to death.
Hog Cholera in Maryland.
HllriMoKK. tM.
Complaints
come
j Iroin Saint Marys and t a. veri counties Ibis
. -"(an-, saying Inat a fatal disease hits ;ij,-iar-
tsl anmng hogs and thai they an-tlyimr in
i iurge niliiils-rs. It is n .t known il it is
' choiera. iiut many iu.-iners iiave lo-t neaj-Iy
their entire slot s-. Tne killing season is
! near al hand and the toss will Is- severe.
Chopped Off his Right Hand.
Ii.iyths, O.. f vi. II. 11. J. lirinkle yester
day Filtered Fiocke -V Still's meat store, and
ilclilic ratcly walked up to the meat-hits k,
seizeil a large clever with which he chopptsi
oil bis right band. 1 le ix.lv the iaiu bmve
ly but linally weakened under tiie grea! loss
of iilissl. He is bt-heved to is. insane ami
will pmliably U' taken in an asylum.
A $2,000 Express Robbery.
I.ittlk K.s k. Ark.. Del. H. Advices fnuu
Fordyce n.-ptrt a -."ii express mblvty at
that plan-. The money is n .-ported to have
la-en sioicu Ir.uii' l.'ie .-viuiiiern Kxpress Co.
by II. fl. Miller, a telegraph ojvmtor. The
riiss r is dcscrilvti jis having dark hair and
mustache, U-t arm o!f Ik-Iwivii ellsiw anil
wrist, anil a'i.-o wears an artificial leg.
A
HMIMSTUATOUS
ALK
OK
Valuabl- Real Estate!
DV VlKTrK.il
fan order tillhe nrplialis-(nun of
D somerset Cmnity. I'a.. In me ibn-clcd, i will
eAjsise to public sale on llie premise, at 1 ti'elts-k
I-. a., ou
N. 1777.7). II
'H'ToBh'.l! :!, 1,-vMi
the fiiUttwiln; tle-erilssi Keal F.stule,
limis-rtv of Isaiah Kistirers, tlee'it.. vol :
late
tin-
A certain fai-111. situate ill fueiimhonini; tnwii- !
ship, stHiiersel ('iiiintv. Fa., lul.ii.itnuir land- of1
.hlei.n siiatier, Nuilll Sv. ark. A. V asiier and l.tsi. i
, Mctzmir. 4-iinlHiuiiiir I IT at-nv tnnn-ttr lisss. hav- !
I ma ihensin erL-eteu a iwo-sinry mime
DWELLING HOUSE, j
V lmk '"aril. himI othT outiniililiiiir. Thi. !
fiinn In- Him tut im rtiiiiilrt 1 rtrn-- -in 1 -r trtmi inil-
tivutio.i an Kutitiitnt Mi-tiy of punl final ami j
litin-iuiit. a Finn! itn-littnl. anl iif vc-r-ttiilitu' i
r:nt:. ai: iH-iTUa;.-) uiHMit om- and a fourth j
mile in mi Hit- viiiui i Hv.T-viIlt:. j
TERMS.
out
iu h'iii'1 on (lelivery ttf tii'i-fl nil'! the
1'tilitiM iii twotiittal annual iavnit iitv u itii in
t -ivm., :o liv M-.iin-ii i-ii ilw land : and if there U
any suri-in- afttr payntcrii nf d.-lns and fXiH-!!1-!".
inic-lli.id tiit-ri'"f lit ri-tuiiin a lit n ,n the '.-lid in
ivi i! lower tn the ttidou (tfNuiuh Undtter. d-rta-M
d. It'U tn-r rt-nt of purchase iittiiiry ui l:e
Jill 111 tio.-. I! nil diiV of hW.
-Ml A. U'ALTKli. W. K. l;tdM,KKS.
iM'i. Auru.uittM- . Ailmini trahtr.
nfltT to Ii't :(t J;Utii' alUlTV (U litt' trf11li'-t'S. Ui tle
loHt tiid'lt-r, oil
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. !S86,
Ml Ino'rlm-k a. H.. lUv r'taip of iho altiit!u. im
ol ill- Itriduv over Siiadi .Ttti-L. lit-rt' tne Txiidi'
hiciVAuv i-ne-v said -tn'Ain, on t lit? linv -fShad.
und Paint To'.vn.hlr. U'aditiu truii s:,d' Knr
iiatt Ut S al( I.-1. Th-r iii ;U-r lo II at tia
MMir tiiin-, f'T caj, to tin- uinht-M 'liddrr, ttic oid
fiiiTMnirture.
I'lTTKi; IrMIAl'I.I.
Attt'-t ) ADAM f. I.Kfl.KV.
A.J. iiiLf.MAX. - JuNAH M.iLlNi'.H'K.
rivrk. ) t omruivTsioiH rs
ONE MONTH
TOR
ONE CENT.
liny a ptvtal rani aud sentl for free sample cop
iest.i ihe WEEKLY CHRONICLE TEL
EGRAPH, Ui be sent you for one month tree of
riiaige ti enable you toj utlireof its nierits.
.Agents AVanted.
Si-iul for circular giving amiHinl nl cash com
missions to agents. I.its ral iiiiluct-meutii tiftensj.
A gissl ohantv lo make money without Interfer
ing ill! uiher nrk. ,
Tiie Weeliy Ctouicls Mmw
Is an -aur Vo.lumn n-w-j-r. .tevtH.sl to rnr
reni Dews tar the week. uri1ul "iyriahiel to
ritst by the hesi authors, and a tsnt.l arsoniiieiit
of iiiierestiiiit maiu-r ft the fanner, men-haul,
mechanic, and the family cm ie.
KY HAIL. rosTAHE hAUt,
ON E DOLLAR A YEAR.
Altlnrall eommunlt-aliona,
WKKKLV t IIRO.NK LE TELRiRAI-H.
Pitubunra, rs.
i
LOW
Zz what a B3;la want,
A A & 14
tsaaaHsaasHsasHssMsKHSMaaasasi(aHHHaaHKMaaiiMaHass
Becher's Clothing Hall
I
fMyyiiMyLuuuuiiuuui.u ..... .
i
Since the Annonnceaent of Our
ICLOSING
la j w 1
! Are convinced that never before
I . Good
STYLISH- CLOTHING
8": FN C7FZ2SS AT LUCZ
TiOW TIG-TJJES
As they are with us now. Our Stock must be closed out bv
JANUARY 1st, 1887,
If not before, and in order to do so we have marked each arti-
eie in our store at First Cost. So anybtxly in need of a
Suit, Overcoat, Pants, Vest, Hat, Cap, Underwear,
Or anything in our line, had better call early before the neat
est patterns are selected. Xow is your time
COME ONE, COME ALL!
CLOTHIER
f X-V i a.
o.
i
a
uVud Selirxjl
naor's
i i i
i i i
7
ELEVEJTi H AV. jfrND SIX! ZEJMTH ST., ALTOONA
Tin- ulily
kis-,n,i: t,t i
liit-r.-'ul t ,ur
lu.-r.- ui.,1 j
elo-il ill this
on w itii i
tl.lll H'.s.l;. ss.
nr- s, l a-. !t,.
1MS IM1
A- It l...e l!,.- H..1
1. 1- 'il a li t .
T-"l;. Uie -t ..., ihHl Ints rrttliL- Mini iiii.er lull
.
lornis of n.-v.Mlal'je iiih urf !is.si to ni.!,-nt
I llH-.-
s- a 1'
V-llsl. In th-ise isi em
nral,-
r litis anil L.m
-irncl '.."
uii-tt. hi r
'lia.iiee'al l'.'iiii,.ttent. I .Hirst.
uiua.Ii-11'l, ir.-e. Atl. In
E. D. BOWMAN. Secretary,
. Y-in is ri'sA r i: s s. lk
- CF
Valuacb Real Estate!
THK CMi-:KsIiiF:ii Ailminisireifirs 0f t,e
tale nf iiit-iiliiie J. Miller, iks-ea-eil, late t.t
fii.-iiiHliiiiiiiiif liiivnstiip. .soiacrset I'minty. j-h..
ill i.lh r i pilbiit-sHle ,m Ihe iin-llilses hi saiti
tilWIlstlifl. till
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, '86,
at 2 ii'i'lis-k p. m.. the fiillimine 'tis-eribetl real es.
tun-. s-ili the tioin.-su-ad uf uie sa,ti Valt-ntnie J.
Miller, ilis-eustsl. t'omnnnij tiio aert-s. more or
less, anil situate williili three miles ot Slnyeslim tl.
luiianda liulf miles Initu Fnetlens. aii,i-ev, n
an, I a naif miles Iroin Snmersel. ailjoininif lands
til 1.CH1HII Miller. W. H. Miller, .-sunuel Unu
litmi. Henry iiliaifer. Jusiali llovis hihI Ninth Hie
seeker ; It. ai res nf this luiiti is in a .l, n.t 1. 1
stale nf eultitati.ui the balance Is-ina well liiu
Ivnsi. There is thercou erecu-ti a K'ssl two
siory -
Dwelling House,
Hank llani. new wiikmii s)i,-il, and other necessa
ry nutlaiiltliiufs. w ilh a lnrKt-im rttmi nt ini,n,vis
varieties in lie.iriinr apnle irees. ts-Mi-hi's pliiiiis.
Ifnis-s. ant) oilier mills. Tilt-re ant a liiliula-r tg
K'n1 siriiigs nl never tiiiliiiir water mi the lann
anil Ihe entire tract is well waiensl. It isls auti
liiby l.H-attsi an.l iji etniveiiieiit In s, t).,l. and
elliin-ties. I.u-re ls:iiig a seiaail hiin- nil the
jireiiiiscs. 'I'he
Miller Cheese Facton,
is al-onii tiie prenii.M-s. ami is within l yanls nf
house. P.sessiim a iji h. mvt'lltHl
Al.r.!. IssT.
Ui' lt d.iy .f Apr.
TERMS.
Ten s r 1 1 ut nl the pnn-hase iihmh v Ii. ti.l
when the .n.. rty 1. km k.sl if.,s'u : fs" m
tlie 1st .lay t.f V,nl ss;. sh. lt.l.s.i M i j K. ,ie
livens! .iu,i IHrss,-s.iiiN eivetl lolle-tliiril iMilanei
1 after Jay llielll nf lel.'s In n-initin alien .Hi I It."
I iin-niii's in lieu.it Mow's .li.si-r. ami the re
' niiitmh-r tit t!-i- iinn-l:t.. ti.. ....... t. ..u..t .n
i eiUal Muyiut ills, aiih iuiensii fr..m ii.ril 1 IssT
l-nvni.iili. to Is- seture.i by jn. lout 1,1 I. mil or
umriifaue tin tlie iireuti-s.
1-t Vf XI 1 1 l i lt.
sIMuS K MII.I.EK.
s'!' Adiniiii-traliirs.
PU15LIC SALK
I -K 1
mitn.iriiv uivt-n in Hit- will
Miifii. lute t Kmilittrri nl- T,i.
i. thf ni!.l-r-ii'iiet Kxcciit.ir will -a. II -t
pnlilir taiirry on thf f-r. ntiM. tm
SATURDAY. OCT lb lMsti.
At 1 ItYliM-li V V la nlttiit'ili.n Bti4aa to ... i.l
I iu u-liii.. wiiltin one milt if .L-rliti i.r,.,,.,!.
mniHUtinx 1 nt r-, triet nifM-nure, ol wliit-h
atxHii 1 i m-rcs ait- oh ar, mid umlt-r a ip
ot cii.ivi;u!i, H'M'iit Wacrif- in utt-tuittw, rwilant e
tti'll timtrfiitl, wiiU a
Swiss irtim. eidr pnj.. h.p tade, and other I
ii.itipvt,mfiii-' liu rttm -rvf(rd. Alxi. a fliv'ar'tr- '
elnml of' -Hi tn.-. will. k- h-rs. Ac. Al. frail !
on hard .'(:. turning :n..r..v..l varii'ti.-?.. fheii- j
tir- fnrn : uHl uj.(.;i.-d vwth wur. and is n.-nr
It Winn-hc. s-hi.K -'ttires and mill. J
TKftvsfc: j
oiu-thir-in hand Apri; I. Isx?. tmlanre in wix j
Mi-un-fl .,n the pn'iiiiM. The Kbi-untr w ill -,dl ;
tne Mime ill tuo parts, if ;:. rvd. unt to roiitaith 1
lv re aiwUhe.Hi.er 1.7 a r, wih ten ier.t iit
til T 1 1 a .. I - .
;he haud niohey to te putu a -x-.n the pnii
y is k!MekeI ihtwn.
erty
:iv j. it! tn.il.
I'AVH. lil.on.tl.
Kxeeutor.
-pi.
(fcAMFKL LAMliKKT-S
BLOOD SEARCHER.
nn- of thetswt ne-dii iiies ever tlisisiTensl fur
llie cure of
1 t iN.sf M I' i ll is, UK i Si H ITN
bYspKi-siA, nKWtikKHAi.K,
' ! ' lis. IHUrS
INKAM ! ATti UK TltK I I V-.s
Slt il! ss ,,y HHK ATM
PAIN IX THK BKK AST. r.. Ae. I
It is not only a areat l"unfier of ;he BUsst. l,m
alisi a certain Uesnm-r of the Apt lite, as well as j
a Mri iiutiieiier of tlie entire sysfem. ami a t-e;-
tent aii.l -j-iiy cure fir t'nitiii. I'lpi-.theria. and ;
I'.itri.l Sore T;irmt. antl -ntsilil ilteri-fim- Is- in 1
r-ier tatllliv. I ins TTlnslii-llie Is niaile ellllrvlv flf
Pi-Ks. and perfts-tlv le. When ail .slier ri-in-fsbes
have faile.. tl,, has rltis-tisl enre.
Ji tiiy i ho had given up all hois" of t-nnt n-tor-fi
iu h. slln aitaill. rejoice thl Ih-v heartl nf Ihe
( .iiiii-siiiiI !:.. syn,,, f, (, nsiiiic .si. t tso
Uitllis. tliey were n-stmsst to s-ii'e-i lieallli.
smi kl l.tNHrxr
f.llH MATH M.l'lli.
For ihe n-lii 1 of l:hi u-nalisr.. Nt-tiraliria. sn-k
He. .;u. -he. iiitttlieria. lis.t hat he. I raniii. ami i"
his ..f tiie 's-s ntctiei lies o the Mg.' for lite alsivta
til st rises, A'iihi-s.
s AMI KI. 1 .1 MP.KIiT.
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fi.".r-yT.
K
kMniK tA Vdm tm. tUf htU- tf -w hatti
rirf. ftrHijri. ..itiii, r-'t 1 ,tiiit.
l-ftti t-untt ntanr on (i.-f-i- V-Mnu- iiav
hi Lrrntiuu) it ti'u- uit-t r ti-! t.y t- in.
tr H'it!u.ritv li Mi.v .a i,r-'.Y i. l-.xii - -m-ili't'lU-i
i. -ttui itti'r t titMkf lii;uklltr fwt
Ia-Ilt. nilit ',.- lirtWItlT I'U !. rty tltlt ttir -MltM
lt (M-f i.t ;.i' :.i -1 n anii.'-ni ii-.,-l ir-ttM-tiini
Xi tUr rim .u-r. i h tti'..- rif ,tntf mi.1
mii MMmi'ty. in h ih. iv tf ' n tNf
Mt I ri. k l. nlitu i:d ti, b mill lu-ir.J
fr nid I'tiri-..
t.i:oK E ti. t ri.KKk.
JK( TToirs NoTM'K.
JKMK L. PI'lJH.
Eitsmtor of llamet aiivder, dee d.
es.
valnaDls RealEstate
It f -tl lo ftai'l f-MtMtt to uia,r tmmrdl-tr fm'lit i
WvihU! tJH-ct duly i.;iMK-ini.Mi.-t bar ... i ri JK S Al h - V 1
T V
s
and evorjlzij that has rlad
""Hltii
'
""M-MMXHHHNH
OUT SALE
in the history of Somerset has
arid
AND
. - .
HATTER,
i
if
ol'Pon All
I elllilHll-ttlll IS-IMinttM'Mt Miwl tl..f . I ,.
- t.r money' In -. ml lo i.ke ..re Ilian i ..i
' r.'i, T!n. lie
cra-f ymi must ut-
. i.-isi nss an Actual lliismts.
Is'lmnilli'tit stti-n- nil
n '.ii.-ir work Tlie I-.
lllllall-h p In imtUilelil is in
,11 .rt!t.
- li.e lull I.. .s i ...,'. .'. .. .. .,, , . ..e11
't -t. it il. i Mr ,
Iiur f aluti rfite 1 ..11...... l,.-...t i e, :
Jntinial ami Kl.-gatil
S. D. FORBES. President
The Improved
"WHITE
IS KING.
Its sniriiiritv Is .lensmstrated by the fart that ic
lias taken the Highest Premiums at nearly '
every Stale or International Fair. There
has lieen up m the presen time nearly
(JO(MMK) ISOLD,
And the ("niversnl Venlirt of ladies usfuit It is,
that It is the 1.1'UtTEsT RISSIXU. the
WILT EST, the LASIK-T To MA SA (iK,
THE I.LAST LIABLE To ;KT OI T
F OHDKH. the best adai-nsl for
tlttinK
NEAT AND FANCY WORK,
Autl keei.iha the work t it-ail, anil Inn- fn.ni m!
ssKs, an.) havinc a raiei;r fur d.iitnr th-Kreiiit-n
rainre si,. I u,e Lirv.-t iari. : .4
work nf any
, SCWill AhlCllillO
O
In the world. i ihe most durable, havitu ,!
JUMal.le sMeel h. arinir.. ths s,.M rCs t Svf.
tlin-aillliSh,itt!e,B Vlfseltina N.sslr
and ISHihlcft-el Fts-1 VuLTialle
Bobbin-Winder.
Ail Its eaitva-ina agents a- reipcreil i,. F.r
full iiistnit (ions, ftlics will imtke a irn-al mis
take if they buy a sewfii mai biiu. withein , x
aniinlna the WHITE. Persons wfshiruitii ex
amine this machine -htmld write al tmee tn
JOSIil'il CRIST, XgL
Jenner X Roads,
augls-'sh.
ALBrKT A. II..KNC
- - s. -s s
I.
J. SWiiTT W'.IKD.
HORNE & WAKD
Srif'RSSOKS To
.Katoii & Bros.
XO. 27 FIFTH AVENUE,
rirrsHVRGH. pa.
SPRING AND SUMMER, 1836.
NEW GOODS
272.B7 LAY 5FZCIALTI2S
HmhnHilreirn, jUtnrs, tfifHtwrti. Hkife 41. H-md-krrchff,
llrrm Trimin4, llwit i f, tit"rr. '
mia, itfiuia tmt H'rtt, t wi-rttnir. Into'
xmi (Itfitrrn'm HfMiimr. iary HwU.
YtrH, & iiiyr, M'ttr. iats tf nil
K'H't fr FAS ' Uotik
Gsnts' FEraistei Gocfls, 4c, Sc.
Your Paliwnafj Is Respcctftjllj SoliciliMi.
t .1 ir.lers liv Vnil attentletl tosllh Fromiif i-
ami liistsilf-b.
VnTTSBUflCW. Ph.
Thr ittVk! Hlttl i4 M).ttlfed htf Itut !
tniiTif ) hn--T-m ty.liM tt-il : oT rir
addw t. Dulf A Son.
Q WITH IN C. SHORTLIDCES
O ACADEMY. r't: 1 V v v i '
'd Mtl-iA ti Yz K ff-fn til---
hi. l";)tr-l ;hit r-rts-T" -tn' fttiM r-a
tt'k", Ar. ,.. Xrm rimm- t tii-l-i. lit.
Vo -ainuaiiiKi iW tlmiM"n
i'?j-fM'-l i- '.. r- til ph n nd ail tjrrtii!
lf..d t4Trti!r-;v -r at 4 cut-it u ai
rHt.-tlir --.-iat : I ft dull aini t.. rt
Utw (-taln-to. .r !ti-tifr mar -iWt
r,.r -Hr !fif f -tiUr fchitii-iL 4t-i-nur''. f.u
i.-i i iavt-a4 i: Ktm nrfnc trr.
ti-nt titu d at jkl-l.a Jkrmirtnx nrr ! in Hr
jrtt. Yl-, lnm--tis. ami i-n hrt tllt-ir-
Fitij Tt'tin: 1mi,-. to -ti-U itt -rt un-v
In K:. I ti l4. 1 ih iwwk id n 1 i
trntdnatintf rui -rr tmr it ih fam'n
d ar.irt)fiit. . Ph m al and iH-niM Uai-ra'
rr Htniiiirs.i rttii Ksal! tintit J iatii
evltt Ut Ij.imrv 'a lcx H-ttla h.u wt-n
Wiirt-hf. aJHt a fHfntrninr' rlwrii-r i inch pr"-
InlMtt th a!r s4 ail nu if-iirta ilrlnk-. '
(tin
era and sheef-inin Wtirk sssni.-haiHl hi.osi
and rl.tlersoii hsn.L Hoisfint r urines ami Va
ebmerr a sjs-eiaiiy. no .s I AkLlS
tlfS-JU- a6-Iyr. A-itytn CK(, 1
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