JUL , 1 1 I OHlCrbCl I1LI dll. i EnvAn; htm. r,i:t- I'! E!)'K-I'AV ,S i mi ! 2? umko '!' Tnr. trusts hli.,u!ii r.e'. I1 Ini'to-I. d.-an bill f li.-iiitli " ''- a 'ikt- Au. R'(iul'l''nn a.iiiiitim-iiV siv 1.- i. r.-u't in IK .n'xriitii.- dis.it.:. .Int- Ir.euti. A Bn-Bvr gro.I jury in I Uli fouuJ .V.4 indi.tu.fiiU apaiust pors-madiar,.-.-.! itli it.iivi.amv. The m wt infamous i.ar is lie !' ra-lU-i.,n1v lays foundation u;.n hich to em a Tnr. new j--nn-:i appr...!i;ilioii bill ,.r...na.tf::i.:ii:,t.i t!.- 1 !i r j'imin'r. MR. J.WB-i- lil-AlK "if I'rt-otJil.' " r.v.i.l.-nt of Va-l.iiii-!oii aft. r tin- .f January, and, it i Kti-1, bis Sinn- to lit. n.ry w..:k. 'jevote i i t n:oK lottF.i: laM -k ai(r.tnt -1 ' a Cotiiiiiix-ion, co'iipn if three iij'l"'S nearest to the cuinty tt'.i.-re the contest rji .1 to int.f'i-'..te the a !'..-'.-d fra.idt in the election of Jud'e Met-yar, of J.y eon:iiir county. I bis niesK-i. t'oe President says t!::tl ' norinirition of the i-on-ilar w-rti.e is a matter of s-rio is ini'nance to onr .National int. rests.'- It a really !. I most seii-ihle HU.'.'estion in tin- m.-ssa.-", and a il! lie promptly attended toearly in March. liu-oiiTs Iron, tin- N.ii'.ti !(- rl t:.:;t tbe jieopie at larp- do ie.t f-ar uny ii.jmy to their (sstii.n by aduiini-fatioii of '.eiiera! lbirio- n. Why should they 7 The only loini; that injure tii'-.ietil-opiliellt of the Niit is tl'.e xhibitioti of .Bloleraliee and tie- re..:1 t -liil.-j. il ini lii- ( by ih.on le.t -beaded p"lill' ians. ovi: linndretl years -o. Man I: -4. ! . v.i. the (.r. iit i-..u!ilntion of ' nit.'d Siates was ad. pted. That U-iiv tln-cae. the el.. sc of C'ietelaiid's adini!)i:rati..n ends the f.rst eei.tnry of the co-.inlry'a i.iV.ory under the Contit'it:..n, an d i!,e inauj.'iiration of rresid.-nt ll..rris..ii tii! mark the Uviiit.ins ..f lite ;'"d cent'l rv. iienerai Harrison m.'y therefore be npj.ropriately styled ti.e "lentenmi I'n-si lent. "nN..i:t :iMAN .-. i lias at lat re.'oter ed bis breath and ainioiiini that he i out i f diti.-s. The int.-il.- t'u.i raui j.aii;n as bs. n.neh for the Pennsylva nia coal baron v.ho era. kel the vtbi. over ti.e con ver.t i.m and demanded a free trade platform. H it in bis .iisap (.ointment lie should reiiii nils-i Ilati.lad. ho is dantrerou-'ly near t i taking the lead of his party. Colonel Seott ou-i.t to brace tin. Ki-.-tuKxr Ci.ki.k V..ni:iii:i. bas prepar ed a list of the locinU'rs of the next jrislalure its sIion by the olli -ial re turns revived at Harrisbiirj. The Sen nte has :'.4 Uepiihiieans and I'i leiii.H-rat and the House 144 ilepul.ii.'ana and M Vui.srat, a l;epuh!i.-:iii majoiity on joint ballot of W. This is the lar-st tnajority the Kej ublieans bave ever had in the lvislature and j-'ivea them two thirds in en. li ll Vus. A mi l for the divtsion of t ah! irma into two States has tievn introduced into Concresa by a California Kepma ntativc. I He ulh'i'S thill the inten-stsnf the north- ern anil Rout hern (uirts of the State are iiuxuiiutibl. If there is any wild and yearning desire in the hearts of Califor liiatis to (ret apart, it has not biu (.'. tier nl!v evpressi-d in the :.."AiajH rs o! that State. It is nut probable that the bii! will lie passed at this sos-aon. The great uteri gun that was cast at Pittsburg. and that bad stood every pre liminary test tcrf.'etiy. burst Tli'irslay, ut the necond firing, into twenty pieces. AViib it burst a g "si many 1iok's. It is a blow to Pittsburg, and s piodly nti:r. out of Fncle Sam's (locket. The es ri nietit is sin h a costly one th-t it is t hajw unlikely to lie repeated. Tin' "built up" type of gun is evidently M.js rior for lieavy work. It is a curious fact that the fracture was all between the trunnions and the butt. I r is re(s.rted of Mr. Cleveland that be professes to feel bis defeat !"ss k.s'lily on bis ow n account than on ae. ouiit of the Ihousands of sir fellows who will be turned out of otiii-e in conivqiieiitH'. It is ivally w.indeifr.l lent mncli feelir.g t!ie President lias for tlie (ior liein.K rats who betbitiks wiil have to go. but we do not remeinb"r tu.it bo bad any for the thousands of prior Kejuiblicans wo 'in be lias driven out of thi'ir (ila's since ps--4. It makes all the ditfereii.-e in the world w hose ox is gored. The Pirvct Tax bill again occupies ti.e boards in the House mid it is likely to cause another deadlock before it is tis Ikw.1 of. This bill provides for the re funding of the balances due from the pvncril irovcmuM'iit to tlie srvcnl Slates that advanced money to it during the war. The Ieiii.'rats, esjs cialiy the sio.it h.o-ocrs . n-'fi -htinsr it tooth and nail, The nionev derived from the din-ct tax was employed to (mt down the relieilion, and. of course, the Southern Sfalcs w ould yet none of the money that is n fundc 1. Says the P.-aver Taw: Thelh'tn.x'tats alTerled to lielieve iK'fotv election, that Florida might U' lost to them, because the wliiti were lleeing North from the yellow fe.er.and tbecoloresl Pepublicatis averring that they would raiher die !r.mi the nestilence than lose their votes. Tint she bolw np wrenely to usual on the lvtnocnitic side, with a nearly plump llltl l.l IVmocr.itie nisj irity, a ttg iitixt ies than 4,tV? four years ago. It u.iesn't snake any difference down in 'iHiie." w hether the voters are there or not. All the nmjori'ies that umy Ik- iiee-bsl or wanted are forthcoming all the same. Thk Charleston iS. Ci .Vim sj'ti..if irrooim out loidly against the old elec tion methods in the Smth. and says it would 1 far lietter and far manlier to srrasp the dilliciilty at oiuv ami auipud tlie Constitution of the State tsj as to i u (hw an (slui-alioniil iju.iliiifat.oii usin the voWrw. The e.litor admits Ui it the South would lose rt'i'.esetitation iu Con- and in the Kleetoral College, but thinks it wou'd be lietter tiiail tiie tint- nt method which injure the iwopic at bouie.and gives them a bad nameabroad, xo binder the (.roirn'ss and development of the South. Tins isali verv w ell, and -r ,i i' r iv. a i I - t, it. ,w educational Ust U(n her voters, that ii! her privilege : but the people of the North ; win waicu i..evi--.o..eo. ...e new test is not made to apply to the col- that the the cvl- ieed race aioiie, esjs iaily eince the re- jsirm sh almost a large a per tcut of ignorance amoug the bites as among tiie idwks iu Mm1 of the Southern States. t'liia.-.MK eilia-P f nil iintm- t ill Is 1r,,!.Mm,.rv tiim.kf.i! 'Iiut our n.-M i'o-si .r"l'HH. J ill nt is tint ineftv k .hns'tin in paint-, j L it a iviisi-lfd a-?ttuine i-hrifiimi. Krni i rl:rit ian's ;ii.l r.f view it ns iti- j t':r!ri we Jr. Ilsrrisun or. the Sab j si'i.T he nominatcr! .iir;.r di i tril-nn" t lit- s.:'. .Te; ( iacnt in i!..' I.-ril'rt j mi;.;t to Ir.f ilrt-ro'iintiii) -anti. Ihir- :z it'J t'.!'sc'.tr-in. tit of the campaicn l.e ; j i- i. ! r ! of - onf'-rrirjr v'tk thf po!- j -ti.-iios on tiii Iiri .Jay, but lie S'm!a I Sidi.tli at cbtmrli an ', villi Li? fam- s' v, j.M as lie liml a.! way time l,( fore, j Frnn ft'iiel'ises. Sliat linve Ihm'U .!. tallies! j .f I is I. ..:- Iif.-. it is V.n urn iiat t f ban the fninilv nrar set n; n uw h'n. an.i th:it it i Iris n-tm, as ;t do"H ! 'f t-vfrv rai:t: e.J. nj eTtty pion )iad of tin- fatniiv in ail tiie rn-i-hj ttrUn n.iii.iti'tiosi.'-, to vfiii In.-! family devotions r'v'ii'i-i y tnornin mid ewninp. V.'bt-n i.-iifta! llarri-in -tij.ii Ibe White lionet- circt there ill bean nntis uol (jiiit-tn.-ws in and around tiiat vncra Ir'ie mansion on the Sabbath. "Ami b t ail ti.- jn-oj'V say, Ameu.' A Sensible Southeren Policy. f pin: 111-" i.rattr rft.l.ilHT. Tl.em an !. f"ir States in t'te Smtlt in lKrh tli- r- l"r-.i ra;.t- iir.'d'miiitc in tium- n- i . he added t iiii. ir o' h'-r p ''.nts of adrantace. I ier liiti ootiditioH lb-re may be a ques tion of an iinp'.i-jsaut assertion of rights on t::e i.rt of lii- inferior race, ten hariily one j ol anTmlen. y. T!iefi::lh shoiid coutider j fit n an cx.-rcis..- of rights on j r i,o;r.H that it objects to rather a! aeeti lenef. T.ir latter liar-d- i ser.o li the plTt than m.!i !- v.ni. iin.nent danger. A uiaj .riiy. i I i'ioriot. : i 'i' pr..p rty. .t i 'Ut eijier.- I ciee in p'ib'it- affdrs. cjn l.tr l'y he dan.'er- ' j ou-a-eini;..-i;tors lor a.i.horiiy It it the! :i.ple.f theS-mth m-ft mike ut tlir ! i 1 4 U "r-r" '" tl'",r r'K," ! tne t oi;-::t.;t.-ni ceK.-rs u;.i!i mm. I :ie in r"vj mui vote if he wants t.. and his vote ""' " ' loecn.e.:-.., - , !!o:: vi oi a :.--pi notiaaj lesi. i.ie rciera. ! '..iit'tutioii tua.l lie r-.-cijn:- 'd a Siij.raiL' evc.Vft l. re. -v- - - - PRESS COMMENTS. liiinoU .' it J"U it'ii : Mr. . eveiand fails s.i. xvi'i, Wei a " ikt.);i." 'u!J ma'ifrn i:y .'o liiniier '.' ( lev. 1,.ih1 : Vol a word about tiie adf.i'-.- .ei ol I 'akolo in the liiey.-ae. Tiiis l- a It .';':. e s-i in. New V. a'..!. ;. p ,. .. a to N.'W V ; T. il . The -.-it sl air of mel-"a-i!ii;r till President's me-si'ge : I. ef enaine path to Am- ri.an rk '..,'?: P. is a hippy cir lal.'-e ti.at the n.iil. n tlilllu rofnes ii every Prv.v.ien: 1 1c t. The only trou it ir-s-s o:;t a'41'i s-i.in af:.-rti.e laai.L-u i Kinds '.'owe! iVcely. As a resul: there, were , , r i a tfiruiier of !!ep;ib;ican votes niissi.iff the Those of our fn uds 1 , ... ,,. , r. next d .v. This ruse did not , however, pre :i:id with petitions f.-r : 1 1 r,. . il i i i tel.! Mr. Faulkner's county, hitherto Demo- i : '..'tiers! Harrion bid . , r.-. :oti. :- M Y.r. e . l'.t jn- ni'.hiiv a i.rt'ae at the hsnd l..-1'.T i.- . n Iit.ii' slow io-t now. Sometimes w l.cn die y.-st is pat in the d .uh t-xi soon tiie tV'loit b: ti ll oUrr. I'ltiiade'pf.ia .1 oierV.-.rn - Citieral Paltia-r nri-t. n l to lie i-h-ieLed by all.-K-l partisan-i-i::.' in tiiei.rHiid Army, and then tries to lo:m a really j'iir:i.-a:i bo.lv. bir the old sol .h.'is are no' to lie d;veiv-1 -o eas.iy a tliat. 'I'!i. I.r.iti.l AniiV i-j: io-I elio in a?ld non par. -m ei.oii-li for liiem. and tliey are not "low ahoiii .-ayii:g so. t 'mal.a ie.e'if. --i'i : Ai-eouhn to. Mr. Henry r.-a iy lie- Seuh is eoufrotited by a .1 lci.ittai. j! it re:ii;.:ii s.'.i.l it w ill bt crush ed by a rapidly er.iwii:,: M.lid North; if it dit i.i'-s it ai'. M.ts cejr.i doiniieilioTi. I'n ler llee r'r. af:ila'l.''S the tiling lor the So'atb to do i. to Im- hom-it. obey the law, of the land, and take i's eiianees. CliiuiL'o .V..r li t : Sero'lary I'lelieott auaiii eaiis the attention of C.'iien-? to the need f coa-t .b feeM-s. If a few thousand American fathers would follow the example of the .Ss-ri'tary of War and marry their daughter to prominent statesmen of other countrits.. coast tb-fen-ms wuu.d be unneees- sary. The ladies would make foreign war itno:v-i!ee. ..wa t-;tr .';..'.; : There can in the na- tare of tbines lie but one iiir.ud Army. If: it should be divided oil the lines of loliti.'S, it mif-hi us well divide on lit. s of creed or i color of :!:; eyes and hair. Instead it Will stand tiii the last veteran ha Im-cii m i'-tered out by 'he bs'nl of d.-aili, a glorious w itness ; to the eallaiit a. 'i'cv. iiioim of tiie Fnion : soldi, rs. and a t'aitliho ic.lge of prok lo 1 lie Ueput'!:c. ;ion lie who srolds s:xiy j failing to apureria'e I in devoted patriotism I Ne w Vol k T i'K... . n.:il'oijs ol s- .pie fit his tr Hl.seetM'.ellt w is.' oilers no new arguments in s. If jiistilieatiiei. ie.it not u!iii:ituriioy borrows f,o:n the an arfl.istKir.d communists of Paris a phrase, " the comic an ism of capital.'' and by com (lU'ison i.istilies the bomh-throvver w ho at tacks w itli w ild disorder :iie eitadti of ride." M.et finis, i tative and dignitu-.l. lhe-e sug-.e-tiotis! p ui they move the Naiiou to re lbs w ;th sittisf.c-tion thf.t it no, only d.s lined to re clef! such .". Chief Magistrate, hut never woiii 1 i a."e elected him had n:.' the vou c of the (K'ople Ussn si:p;.resM.l in certain States. The attempt to st.r up anarchy in this coun Iry. by j atidering to i.oio'-at' e and (wissjou. bv ii'atning emt. loved ajaifst employer and isir against rich, is not worthy of eny ; S''b.s.l and ti.e In Pislr.al I. iur-atioiia! t om- , jmrmbers of the W. C. T. P. arc severally ieople in a v If governing state, but it is ; mission w as held heic to . I iv. All the prin- j writing letters to local suieriiiU'ndenta, be nevtrth.ie ihe only res.irt of the fr.s.-tra ler j clpalsand a ininils-r of (rustei'S of Normal ! sccliing tla'iu to us.'tusir inllu-ncs" against in diatc w bt-n coiilronli'd with evidence of The harmonious progress and unexampled pros'tcr!ty of all classes ani aii industries under the po.t.etivc syst. ui. General Gotf Confident. t'oi.gressmaa N.illian lioJ1", giida. referring to the I iia:i gutia illsj.it. ii atic. int rt-.ir l:i bis iief.-.it for Ii .Vernor. Is em r ehs-t Is-yond .plestion. of Wi-st Vir ol,. West Vir js.ssib llty 1 : I am .v FurThertn. ire. I am el.s-!c.l liovernor by lbs return as made to the Secretary of Sate. and by the consent ; (1f every right-r hit, king P ruiocrat in the ! Mate Nothing hut revolution can change j the result, iiv plurality, as certiiied l y Ihe i Democratic j'ldge, of ele- iioa. is li t. St ould ' the U-gi-lalure .nive to be Pem.icratic an atu-mpt would "ne maio t.' count me out. The Pc'iiocrats claim it ly one mujoriiy. We d. n.-t i'..r a moment concede it, and cl-lm a :n ljoriiy that, t think, the official returns w ill justify, if ev-'rythitig is sira-M. They rely upon the machinery of thcir(iar;y and not uism the popular verdict, i "Kvery county, every township and every 1 f.sit of ground was fought over from the Pan 1 Han lie to Ihe Tug Fork of Sandy. We f.mght aituinst vast majoril es. ihe Stale or-i-aui.-'.iiiou and g-eat odds, liar canvass was I c;cu allj (,urageoii. and tVest Virginia has ' been w rested from the Solid S mth and will ! never go back." Mr. Co:f a'trih'ites the 'arge r.?i ii'n!icau vole in his Slate to the deire fir protection. The Grief Strioken Hero. j Ni:w York, pec .Y The following card ; comes from tieueral Sherman, dated at litis i city : I and lam ly are now retumina from St. : Louis, ha-ing d.",..isiied ihfivliined body of i Mrs. Sherman near our Willie, at the very j "1 the lleimer rtst steel gun at the I spot ho-c l by ourst-K-es itx I -:--. rsiSirmed i P"n gro la Is at tiie Naval Academy, this ; in lss !, and often p ken . f as a matter of afternoon, the gun burst, breaking into a i course iK'tw.i n us. We iate followed in i thousand fiasments the heavy timbereil plut i the minu'ev-t particular her every w ish. ! f,,rm un wliicli it wa. The first charge was : Kverv memlK-r of my own famile and hers, ! pounds, ihe s.-coiid sts ihe regulatim the Fw ingst are content, fir no m trial was j ever bet lerpn-pared to "p".-. on immortality" I than Mrs. tniieral Siicrman. I Of course, bet. the older and subjected to ! straius. 1 ex.-etsl to prce,le her; i h is onlaiued other it. In due time I i r,"'u"M' '"i i''ae by her side, and I want n:3' friends. t-peciaiiy my old soldier friends, to know that they shall not lie taxed one j cent, lor I have male, or wiil make, every piovikm. I have received by tciegra(ih, , maii, rsrj, and every (K,ihle way. hiindresls ; Gf Kind sympathetic messages, all of which ' i,ave been n ad by myself and d.iidren Tr, , , .. .... .... -...'SH. - " ! make suitaiile replies to al fc. simply impose j sible. and I ot'et the above as a general an- I swer. Vt'. T. StiKSwt". Fraud in Wet Virginia. s!,'i!i-r.l-i.urii is ! of tlx? places in Wir-t Yirsiiiia win-re it was ilarirrpnina for a J; P if'k-sn lo voir. Tlie town n l comity re . ntirr'v ti'i lt r tlx- coriiri! of 'lie ltftn- j Ucforv tli i.iK'.ion tti.'y ma-ie threat? ; Uji! tln-y wou'd ii'iow no nents to you 'to.-H. t ; ' voti-d ill.- ritffinnTa'.i1 tii ket. or tt !r:it f.w FreeTrsb r tTilliam I.. WiiH.. for ' nt-rti. i u rl--.ioii day Ja:np K"b hinr. bj bid a ii'.tb- nxm; cnra tLan otl:.-r pi.-nil?rr' of iti:. ra w-.t u; l the !;( aud said lie w.il 1 vol dvpile their pr .'.!. One of the J, iu x-rat rau'ht him by the I'aik of the tieri and jerked bim ti'xtiy. IK wa driven from the i.'.atv and r..ioT.d tne.i pt'TMTj.ly nia-le theniilve!i srgri atertha'. A nti:n'er of he''epi from ISaliintore a:: d V,"a-h;n,';.r) were brought u on lite train and aflrr To'.in:; I around and foii.'ited votes i im n'sident of the town. Thomas It. Kay, one of the oldest Ilepiihlicana in Jer.u county, watched th.-!. n-opie voting, llnring the ilay he took the namm of twenty-five men whom lie knew to bo tv-i'tentsof Haiti more and Wuh ioion. 'f tie frietidft of Fnw Tra.ler Wilmm threw thousand" of dollars into the district j and Kiepherdstown pot considerable of this, j Tlie nijjht lief.re eh-tion twenty men were j pi -ked up m the atreet by the feniirat, laki n t the oihee of a (imminent jreiitie ' man and kept lnink unlit after the polla ! 1-1-iseil on el.-elion .lay. Five of these men have :4nee de lan-d their m illinnt-sk to make el in the room until it was too late to vote. A t and .f mountaineers who rode up to Ha-per" Ferry votiu district came here atso an 1 in the same manner put in their voles. Tint- came from the dlreelioii of Shenandoah, and it is all.'ir'".I that they vot.sl th. re. a there are only a !w voters in that .hstrt I hut the vote ti. 9" PenusTat and 4 (:,...ut,l;i3in. Tiindistriethas.thirtTcolore.il men. yet only fonr U-puhhcan ba.iots were A! s'n.pher.btoan voting pl.w-e Mire the t.j(MC,, Mm ,rf (..((.u,,. wei remote,! ihe oilice of Lists lira- inier. a IieniiMTaiic lawyer, and the cou- tents counted there. When the polls cloned ! t,.e , ,;ie baiintK were taken over and t ini.te.1. James P. Fayman. one of the clerks of the Imard, in sn-akint; of the mat ter, said : "Tiie board left about twenty lial- l.t- in the l.oX, so that il there were loo i ' many hallo's they could easily di-toe of i them. When up finisle.l counting there j were live baiio.v morethan tiiere were voters ! and live Ki a;!.! if an vo'-s were thrown out.' Mr. Fat-man, John I! Kay and.?. S. Firm- ! ioji have niadc alii lavit to the fact that the1 bauot-isxe- were removr-l. I nitcd States Senator Faulkner livea at : , Martiiisi.itirir. Ilerkidey county. The nilfnt ; : before !hce!ee;ioii iie ha 1 a unrulier of color- ! I e.1 and w hile Kepuhiieaiis from the city tak en oal to a house in the country, whero a ; daiav was given them. They were kept there , uniii '.lie next morning and ii-piors of all , ciarif. e-.t'ini; a Kepi.br.ean piurahly, thou,'!; 1 tie' Fnit.sl Siat.s. Sstiator sto sl at the (sills ! all d:iv and work.sl for his li'-ket. ! bhall There be an Extra Session ? j WeMjinTiiv, Per-cmber 5. Some enter ,' (.risifi ne.vsj.aier correst..ndfnts fbibni'd i bietiier t.edav and tua'ie a very thorouirb i canvass of the lb-publicans of thetwo H.ins- j ; 'S as to the advisability of an extra session ( of the I'lfty-lirst Coiii-'vs for taritr revision, 1 or the division and admission to Statehood ' of Ihikota and oltiei territories, or bolh pur ! iose, l'he leeiitig is ainmst unauim:.us that : an extra M-sioti is iuevita'ile if a tarili bill i is not adoi.t.sl by both b.-anehes of this Con j trr.'ss, arid more tbiin half of the ll.-j.ubti-j caes f.v.sran extra s..ssi..n on ihe teriitorial H-.:esliiir. alone. Assuming that there is to be no taritT le-islaiion, and that the territo j ri." are not to Il' adiuilted this session, an extra session in April must hj I.M.ked for. Trie first nvisoti (iresented is, of course, the necessity for an early organhution of the House because of the small tnajority. Judge Taj'son, one of the oldest and strongest members from Illinois, expressed the gener al f.s iinp w hen he said that he ex(iecteil the ncwtoiign'ss to meet in April: that they coat.l pass substantially the Senate tarift" hiil. which tvould lie dijswd of by the SfU ate liiis si-ssion ; of course il would have then t i jass (he new Senate again ; that they would a-liuit South Pakota, Montana and Washirjgton Territories, and iiass an enab- brig act for North Hakota. and that they i would ierfect some generil ension legisia- ' 1 havejust Used ten cents worth and am cn tion liefore the regular si-ssion in Pecenilier. I tircly free from pain, when liefore I used it "1 have no desire to conceal my motive for j admitting the Territories in ihe spring. We j have a very small majority in each House, More es(-eeiui!y in the Senate is it desirable : that this ity should be increased in the i I T'.l'v-lirst ..:iL'iw. Toese tlirw territories ! ari- entithd lo rei'resentalion during tiie new j t ongo ss. I think wc shtiuid admit these : tert:lori.-s during ail extra spring session, so ; (hat they may Is- fully organi;:-d into States : and seiul six S-nators and as many Pepre ' s.'iitatici's as they aX' cntithsl to, to lie recu I larly enroil.sl as a (.art of the Fifty-first Con ' gnss at its Pec. tnls'r meeting." Plans for Industrial Teaching-. ! H tBKisiii Ko, Pi., Pi:c. h The joint meet i ingof the repn setatives of:he Slate Normal ! S. !ns!s were :n attendance. Coven-.or P.ra- j vcrcntertii'iied the cotif.rence with an ad- dress, ju which he eurnestlv approved its j l' 'n"""' I.tM tsTEP., Ta.. Pec. Ii. J.a-ob W. Hollin Pr. Ath. rt.rn. President of the Industrial ; WalU-se D. Kvans, of TVtitz. for KlucationComuiis-ion. made pertinent re- j ,oxi damvges t r a'ienatin; his wifes atbe marks . meerning the c .ntempla'.ed new .iln, The cae had been on trial for two feature in the schools, and gave a brkf ac- j ,lav and Up v ntI0tj., of wes,es hai cunt of his trip to Kami to learn the , elamitMsi. The jury yester Uy morn working of similar sys.em in that country. inc Kkni a rdiet tn tor t the plain A resolatiott w as a l.rtcd, giving the in- ,:fffor$ damage. The case ha, b ren trie! dorsenieut of the principals and trustees ot ! ,hree times. In the first trial the iurv eave ...e Annum ononis ,o .ne worKao,,c,.y ,a- Commission, and pledging their co-ois-ration ,n anything that it may do in the future looking to the introduction of industriid training in common schools. A ressilution j was adopted, instructing the Commission to a-k the IegMature to make an ai'pr.'ipria- tion of f lO.ii .O to each Normal School for buildings and equi(inierita. and $o,(X.in addi tional aunually lor instruction ex(enses, etc. The Industrial F.Jucational itotnmission will sal. mil a report to the Iislature at the coming session emtsslying the results of visits to New York, Huston, Chicap.. St. louis and other points where industrial training is imparted iu The Schools. After the adjurnmcut of the conference the principals ol the Normal School adopted j resolutions plclging their co-oieralion with j the State in training such of the soldiers' orphans of Pennsylvania as are of suitable age and desire to pn-is.re to teach, and ask- i ing for an annual appropriation of $7.XI to each Slate N rmal School, an increase of lJ..ss.io. Burst On the Second Test. As te.ii.i-. M l., Pec 5. At the scrotnl charge. The pun. made by tiie Pittsburg j sleci casting ca upiuy, was sixteui feet o le j mcli tn length anil weiglicl PM.OD pvan ls. j The tiovemmont lost i the destruction of t P" ,s rty about s-r..'.. Kasign P. ib-.-rt Pa-bid. one of tin olbc-rs j w ho made the test, sid the experimisnt j pnives that Itesimr cast steel will not do ; for great g ins ; it has not the elasticity nor j the tensil strength. Tiie gun which exp'.o- 1 tbsl had a (irrss-arp of fourteen and one tenth tons to the tuar inch. It was shalte.red from the trunnions to the butt into tweritr i X-n..n . 1 . , . . . . , i . . ,1S - 3. M ,.' H.e UUUIllllUK llHW .UUliC 11 i remaine.1 in o.ie piece. Tlie gun showed j weakness in tiie breach, where it ought to j have strength. An Old Man's Fiery Furry. ttu.rmng tiie rctlcciTe of Jesse Gisin.T .s i .liscuverwi tu be on lire antlcri were hrjr.l Jacob Frome anil another ngiilio burst I into the place, and while iher were tryimr to extinguish tle fire, Wr. Castner beca.tie violeut, and it war necessary to tie him. Til" a-rd wife of Mr. Castner says: '"I was awuttrned abont u'cha-k. I found the ci.jthes clomrt on fire. 1 tried to ire an alarm, but Jee cainriit me and pus.u-i me uiwanb. the closet, lie had set the lamp in among the clotlies, and they were all on tire. He caught uj the bed clothes and threw theai on the tire, and be also et fire to my dres. Just before Mr. Frome pot in. I pot au-ay and Marted for the stairs, and he j.uti el me and I fell to the b.itioui. ' lira. Caatner waa terribly, bunied and her hand plainly showed the marks of her hus band' teeth where he had bitten Ler in his desjierate attempt to cremate her. After tiie fire Mr. Castner was tsntied. Suddenly be aeixed an ax ami, turning qui. kly, aim-jd a tavace blow at Ixim mason, which luckily missed him. Castner then set about demolishing the iioue, hacking the furniture to pieces. Fully half the villagers collected about the house, at a safe distance. Finally the old man threw theax at Louirua son missing him, and liefore he could regain thewea(j!i he was overpowered. As s sin as piisible be will be transferred to Moiris J'lains Assylum. This is the third fire at the Castner resi ileiu. Castner is an elder of the Pnsbytcri au Churcli and much res:ecled. He has been subject to fits. Congressional Proceedings. W.vsms.iTo.v, Pec. 10. The pathway of Congress this week through the mass of crude l.-jri!ation that surrounds it, ran le tro.1 with tolerable accuracy. In the .Sen ate (he sulistitnte for the Mills tarilf bill will lie taken up every day after the miscellane ous business of the niorninir hour. This bill, ar. prinusl. contains I'm printed paws, and the last week an averai of nineteen panes a dae wer (lism txtn of TIiii rrifi. of nrienw' ;f ":,.: i i ,i T. . reach a vote in nine legislative days, and if the contidetit preil.clion if some Kej.ubli catis that the bill will be out of the way by holiday recess is to lie verified, its considera tion will have to be continued at this rapid rate. Put in view o( the elTorts of Messrs. Harris an.i MiPberson, of the minority, and of Mr. Plnui. of the majority, to procure the udo,iiioii of amendments now (M'tidini.', and making allowance for others to be oU'ered, it is hardly probable that the measure will be ret imed to the House until after the Christ mas recess. Tuesday and Wednesdry will be ib vuitd to disc usaiug and finally voiin ti'ion the di ns t tai bill. The Pisirict of Columbia and the IVnsion Appropriation bills will be taken up Thurs day and the legislative neck will close with f irther consideration of the bill to imorjior ate the Mariluie Kill Comiiany of N'ieara.i (tua. Brooks and His License B ill. II IllCilS ao, Peveruoer o. P."p-eseniative F.r.siks, of Philadelphia, who iniroiluee.1 the j High License bill, said to-lay that, in view of Ihe beneficial workings of the law, no nia- I terial amendment would be made to it. The j Courts having decided that the provision pro j hibiting iersons from giving intoxicating drinks in their houses on Sunday was un constitutional, that feature would probably U . stricken from the bill. Submission of a substitute to the bill, taking from the Judges the discretionary power they (hisscss in issu ing licenses, may be expected either from Philadelphia or Pitts'inrh, bat the chances of its s',ic.'es were not enc mrag'r.g. It was Mr. Prooks's opinion that the joint resolution proposing a probibilory amend ment to the good elfccts of high license would consign it to defeat at the hands of the Volers of Pennsylvania. A Remedy for Rheumatism. Thomas Hughes, of ltaltimote, Md, writes to the AVie York lfrntld: T saw in the Ilt-inhi that Justice Peurh is laid up with c iati.-a. I used to suffer torture from it and tried everything fir it. The Hot Springs in Arkansas relieved me, but it came back on exposure again. I read a card published by a Sister of Charity that Hour of sulphur was a cure for it, and of course was willing to try anything. Sil bought five cents worth to try it. and before that was used I felt much more relieved than I bad for years. I was a regular barometer days before a storm. Tlie sister suid to put it in ihe shoes, but 1 put it in my stockings, and a good sprinkling of it," For and Against Sunday Trains. Railroad Ukllekoxtk, Pa , !.!. S. l!uiness men of this city have U'en urging the railroad com panies to run Sunday trains, and the feeling is intense overthe project, an coial num'ier of citizens op(osing the measure on stri.-tly religions gmuu.Is. A (ii'tition has been f.ir wanled to the Pennsylvania Ptilroa l Com iiany with more than fjolj signatures ol the most prominent business men in this place, including many all alonz Ihe line of the road. Ueuionstrantss have b vn circulated j and numtrou-ly signed, while prominent the project. Eight Dollars for Her Affections. Hollinger iKXl. and the second jury d-ided j in UroT of t,,c defl.,,Jint. E will .JW ; pay t,e ts, and that will end ti.e suit, Deptuty Sheriffs Shot While Look ing for a Murderer. CmTTAtvooo, Tenn.. Pre. !). A special to the Tmm from tiadsilen, Ala., says : "This morning Deputy ShcritTs A. C. Christian and A. H. Herzbera, went out to the New face to arrest Sam Moore, a negro, who had killed a man Saturday niuht. Moore had fled, but the Ileputy Sherrius were shot by unknown (iarties. and the wounded oftieers started out for Tom Adams, who was sup posed to be an accomplice of MKre. He was finally captured and lodged in jail. It is believed that Adams will lis lynched be fore morning. Odd Fellows In Session. The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, Inde pendenfOnlerof Odd Ve'lows. held its semi annual meeting in Philadelphia recently. A resolution was introduced instmcting the representatives to tlie Sovereign firand lxlge to vote for the adoption of a law msk ing the minium age for admiring members is years, but its consideration was post poned until the annual sessions 'in York next May. Nominations for officers were a'somade. The election takes place in Ihe siilKirdiiiate lodges on the last m.S'ting night in March next. Living on the Reputation of Others. "Take everything that i have bnt mr g 1 name; leave me that and I am content." So said the philosopher. So say all rnmn factttrers of genuine articles to that honle of imitators which thrives noon the reputation ofotliers. The good name of Allcock's Po rous Plasters has indnced many adventnrers to pat in the market imitations that ant not only larking in the best elements of the gen uine article, but are often harmful in their effects. The public should be on their guard aeainst these frauds, and. when an external remedy is needed, be sure to insist upon having AUcuck's Porous Plasters. A Terrible Riot. liiiivisoilta, Ala, Pdccmber !. A crowd which hal been eolieeting on the streets for several hours last nitrht. at midnight ad-aiu-e.l on the county jail w;th the intention of lynchins it. It. Hawes, cbaryed with the mnrl.-rof his wife and child. Many of the best citizens tried to reason with the .towd, and prevent Irouhls and some lost their lives in the attempt. When the crowd was witb iu a few feet i( tlie ja:J d.ior and had failed to heed the numerous warnings the officers opened tin on them, killing three men in rtantly, fjtaliy wounding aeveti and wound ing more or less seriously about thirty others. Colonel Thomas C. Jones, of the Second regiment, Alabama stall: tnsip. arrived here this morning w ith five comanies and is con fident of his ability to prevent any fnrther attempt at tnoh viola ce. There was much excitement for awbile last nigbt, but it has su'Ojided somewhat to day. As the mob approached the alleyway lead a to the jail the oflicers inside called on tbem to hall, which they did not do. The oiii.ers then fired with Winchesters and pis tols and the firing was terrilic for fifteen minutes on both sid.'S. Over 5) rounds were fired. The 7. maves and guards are now in (nisession of all the streets lejidinp to the jail. Inside Ihe jail the bullets Ureal by the mob whistled around those onlined there. Si.eriirSmith gave the order to tire. Xo lur ther aiiat k is anlicipat.d. A desnltary fire was kepi up for half an hour. Hawes was iaditfervnt throughout the riot. Sherif Smith has been arrested o.t the charge off murder. He Stole $107,000. Pivton, O., IK. Ii. At Greenville to-day in connection with the trial of the plunder ers of I lie Darke comity treasury the testi mony showed thai ex-treasurer Simon, who Is now serving a term in the ieuitenliary, at one lime previous to the last robbery of the vaults had iroiie to Toronto, taking JlnT.oiXi, all the funds there were, but that hewe.ken ed within lour days and returned with all the money and that his friends prevented ex posure. Half Rates to Washington for the Inauguration Via Penna. R. R. The inauguration of President-elect Har rison promises to be tiie most largely atten ded as well as the most interes-iiiif occa-ioi of ihe kind ever he'd in the National Capitol. Political clubs and civic organiz itions from a majority of the States, as well as the mali tia of all tiie neighboring States, will take (.art iu the inaugural para le, while vas' throngs of visitors from oil (.arts ofthecouu-t-y will swell ihe assemblage. Th inaugu ral bail will lie liie fiaest ever g;yeri in hon or of a new Preiident. To aeoouini'idAtc the host of visitors Iht? Pennsylvania iliilroa.l Company will arrange a complete service of through trains to Wastiington. P-sides "the sjxsMal movement all regular (rains wiil be ran in as many sections a the deintnds of travel ve.;uire, so that one may leave any principal station of the system on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday pn'vions to the inau guration, and arrive in Waslsington without tl-lav. The hau.bomr! and comm. slious sta tion of the company i-situ itisl in the very heart of Ihe t'ilv, on Pennsylvania Avenue, on the line of the inaugaral procession, a few ini:ii:tc3 waik of the principal hotels and public buildings. The capacity of th terminal facilities of tiiis company was fully demonstrated at the last iniiusratton, when lo i.O.O pissenger were ban. Ilea without accident or delay, in forty-eight hours. In order toe nahle tl e overflow of Wash ington to go to Paitimore for hotel accom modations the Pennsylvania Uiilroad Com pany will, on Man-h 1st, id. lid, and 4th, plats? on sale ex'-uasion ticket to Paitimore, good for return trip until March 7th. at l.-:d. Excursion tickets at half rates wiil be sold ir.im ail ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad System, March 1st, 11. .'id, and 4lh valid for return pasiije until the 7th. - Teacher3 Local Institute. In obedience to a call by Prof. J. M. Pcr key. the teachers of Paint and Conemaugh township, assembled iu the public school house at bethel for the purpose of holding a joint institute. Att.' IH, Pr if. J. M. llrrkey nilel the in stitute to order after set tins; forth the pur (Hise of :ne:'tiug. T.ie institute proceeded to the eieclion of oil'ii-crs ivhifh resulted as fol lows, President. Prof. S. 1). Klerirk.of Paint ; Vice President, II. P. Nogle, of Paint ; Scc-n-tary. C. C. S -hniiKker, of Coiicaiaiijjh ; yuery Manager, C. L. Spsncer, ol Paint. The following (irograiti was then tarried out : Classilrill in Ceogmphy Middle Atlantic Slates by J. E. Plough, of Paint township, lol'owetl by a dcciiimaiiou by S. ti. Shetler, subject The Uaven. teiery box was then o.cne.l and (pieriis ai.swensl by luemisrs of the institute. Prof. J. M. lterkey then gave a 3 min utes' talk on practical aiilhniefic. Institute adjourned to meet at P.'W r. m. AFTtl'.XOON St-SsloN. Institute was c-allcl to order at the hour named by chairman S. P. plerick. Uea.ling of the minutes of the forenoon session. The first topic disrusscl w;is how may we interest parents a id pupils more in the sub ject of Physiology, by C. C. Sch mucker, of Concumugh township. Instruction by J. M. Per key Work for the little folks. Ilecess ten minutes. Poem entitled Foity Years Ago, rendered by C. L. Spencer. Class thill in (.eniirinship by II. F. Yost. llemnrks by L. A. Plough. Prof. J. M. Uerkey, Pavid Perkey and others. Miscellaneous business, tin motion it was determined to hold an other institute after Clirislinan, and the following committee was npiwintcd. C. C. Schmucker, Pavid' Ik-r-key. II. P. Nt cle. The iiisiitutethen adj iunul to meet at the F. P. Church at 1 ?. ii. EttSISl) Sl-s lo. Institute was called to order by the chair man . Music by the choir. Dev. tinal ixcrciscs by Uev. Tallhelm. (ration by H. P. Nogle, subject Educa tion. Reforms in teaching by K. H. Swank. tai-o(sirati.m in school work by Prof. S. P. Plerick. Select U.aiiing by S. P. Holsopi le. Remarks by lU-v. Tallhelm. (i le.-it-s. Closing remarks by Siipt. J. M. Perkey. A vote of thanks was tendered to the peo ple of Pethel for their kind hospitality. A dj ut m men t. Penedict ion. The following teachers were present : Conemaugh C. C. Schmucker, X. E. Perkey, S. ). Sheller, E. L. Swank, II. Yost, Kb Porder, Pavid Perkey, L. A. Plough. Pain: Lam Holsopple, H. P. Xogle, C. L. S('iicer. Prof. S. P. Klerick, J. E. Blongh, Sidney Holsopple, II. W. Manges, A. E. Fritz. Cambria County P. S. Yoder, 8. S. Plough, N J, 1. dim in. Somerset County N. N. Cupp. ' The institute proved highly beneficial to all those present and we hope the next may be equally as good. CoMMITTIK. SOMERSET MARKETS. Corrtclad Weekly by COOK BEERITs, ctaLxas 1st Choice Croceries, Flour ii Feed. A pples, dried. til A:.!e Hutter, figal lteAtis, 1 till. P.ran, A U Mutter. in.ll.V rili huekwheal, Im Beeswax W ti .'. Baeuu. i suKar-eilred llnnis) f ' li'ouuirjr bunts tb.. " 'slionl-lersj y Bj...m ' s i(lel f t Cora, (ear) bit ... " (shelltst) tft bu Meal fc Chop, corn and owls. W 100 lbs " all rye, luultst . .. Kgiss a no Fiour, Keller Process, fi hiil Vienna. W atM.. , Ftaxsee.1, ba Lard, ft t Sc .as- 7.ie tl VI" -IKt IKI a tmc JZZ.!aie IV u.V '.'.7."!lor ...Vkrt.iS' ISs-i.li.-ie - gr 1 60 Jl 60 JMe r.-.;.'i t'W ZZITjsislOc pa Y f ROYAL ; Absolutely Pure. This Powder norer varies. A iniirvel of pnrlty, Irengtti au.l wliolesomeness. Store economical llian ll.e onlinarv kili.is. ani eaun.il Is? iM at competition wlUi'lbe miiIlilu.icof low lest, short weiKhl. alum o ptKsihate p.tiUer. Sei l m!i in mm. Koval ItsaiNU Powma t'oiii'ASV, 1U6 Wall Street. New York. S-avist. Littell's Living Age. In is) TIIR LIVIS'i AHF.miET up.ni Iu fony sixlh tear AriiroTi-l hi the outset by Ju.lge Storv fiiancellor Kent, IVesident A.Ums. liistor-iaiis'S:,a-k-. lTesroil. Tiekuor. HsDcmft. and mniy Uliers. il hasm-t Willi cjusl.iil coinmeu dauoa and ucce. A WEEKLY MA(i.t:'.IS, It givM more than Thraa and a Quarter Thousand dtub.e-T')ltiinii or-liivo pae of rrdiat mativr, ynrlv. It i?ei.L) in aii lucxH"R--iv' f-tnn. uU nil it (Trent arm mm f maUer. with freh nHa iiiiu u iu w.ftiV immu. ami wilh a vjin-jleU;Hvn-t iioher else iicm;ucl. The NM K-uv. R?vUw . I Titicitni . T.-il. Skrtfh esof Travel ttii.i l)i'tvtrv, .'.c'try. s-fiiliiif, hi.'.Trt(tllCH:. HiMtrii, UIKl I'olUirtil Inforuuitioii, fnon tlit i-utire inly ol" KortMiiii iWitniiciil AiKr Hture, aul fmin the pt-us of Uiy FOfEOST blViS VoJITEiS. rVfv.-nnKW cH'tiVl in-iUii, In evt'nr d.'jarinn'iat of Liu'raitire. SHtMi'xv f anil Art. liu I cx,nMir:i m tiiv iVrHxii'-al Lilcmtunj ol Kuropj, aud uf'ially of trfI Hntiai). TV L't'tR t A-Kifcwinf ir 'ttrtj- rnfaif a vir, funuln. fiMia t iv iriK-rjtUy ina-f- -.cwtble ra ol' thi Irtt-ru. tm. th? ily cjrturli 'rmoii thai, while within the r--li of a!l, t- miisu--tir- iu Ihf t .y I'l.K 1 tM- with whton H emttru-s tthaifxT i-til iuiuuiiate tutt-r.'t. or ( JrttliU, Ik' r in sac m Tahit. ' in O nUrr inll f iVc f cvry one wh wi-.hs i ktp ,"- ttit i-vrtiM or lnielU-rt-iih1. iruH'rx-i the liiat'. or tii raiuvaft in liiiuxlt or hii many jcu"i4i iutflhK'ii.t.' au 1 literary OPINION'S. No man who aii'UTstaii i the w rth an I ral ne it !i l f iui y i ni 'Hiio i i il-i tliint tf ! lute witiioiit il, i imtc el.- f-Rti tij Jinuiti Mich uri'iijir',iix H'if an 1 (HTft-ct vuw o( t!i ht liter iiim kimI thoiisttit of otir ti!ni-i." t f wit U " It U out? fH'th,e few iriiblli-alioiK, Hfkly or mimthiy, wlnrli sw n iinii'-KMisA'le. Trifiv i? nttii!iie nuuiii!liy la w-uiie, art. lit-raiur". hocr.iptiy, ,liiirLhy. ir n'li:i"-i. that tatitit Im t.uutl hi fr. It run tai u nt-any ail ilif tpxttl Iiternf.ire ( th time. Mi'-h a tnA.t mutn ex- hiHIl tHir HUtTiuli"S." Iff ( ;.'iirftwn, N- Y. Kt'ide-t-! wi'li all th . rt-a'-w rv of i!te rur rt'iil tnouylit, tht- ji-I ti-Un. nnA the 'ftt ictry ofthtMliiy. I( Onri'I-s u:trivilii-i." ''f-v- Vntln, Vi-'-t .' ';'" ' It ni.iiit'ai'i it-ri'lintf --itiin in juof tht ntuititinle ot afiraui for iai;ie lavar. . " S-w nrk I itf-TTlT. " rlMriitliy, fiction. wU-tif. rriti--ni. bit'iry ps'l;y. inivt-i-. m iiiiU-Vfr lui-h ar., i itfu-toil in, ait aK fmni.l hero."" T-t? H'n''-ot'.iri1 H- m. IW tlit'cart'lul .iit-i jtntit'ion.-i ..rk p'tt into the iMittn (if Tn Li tin A t', it i mailt- rn-ihU' for the buy man to knw .iiriftliiinE of what if (Ttiinn tfti with ever Iiht 'H-im. aeiiity in the worltl'tl i. ( tern. Without u-li hcip he i l.ct." t-pii'"i-t' li'r'-. i'ntii'tttjrf.t'i. In it we find the h- .tpHinetionF of tiie N-st writers ujumi all MihjH-t ready to mir hanI." J'lirhi-l hiHtn liffnir'f. ' The rrali nii- very little that important In the pi'ri-Klirai 4itmiii. JfH,n v. It titity he fuihfuliy an'l eor-linlly wtid that it nv; nt!ei a lry or value!es i-ae,'' New York Trihime." It i-elu'ti with jreat nkitl anl eurf. find it weekly apK aruixi- tciviK it certain aUai;Lagv oer it niiinthly rivals." A;? Ant. " It fnrni-'lie r e:np!ete fMHiipliitnm tif an iu-(li-peufsublt: literature.'" t'iwujt brtntwj Jtmr nn'. ' 'r tlie aiiHJUiit of rfRliiiv matter rintaiiiel the urM'rirt(r is extremely low:" "lunstiau A'lvtx-atf. Na-hvilii-.' "In ihi' weekly immraine the remier thvU a'l that i wonh kunc in therewlmof rurreul liiemture. " t'twt-in i:-? r,m m, " it i in.1irrf ffHf,!p to all who wonhl keep Rorrt of our :nanitVHl projer-. It im ahsoiuUt ly withtnit a rival.' Mtrr"tf ttztitr. Puhluthed WittKLY atjpvuoa year, ivr oj OffT. TO SEW SI BiVRIBKM for t ho yettrJ83P, remitinir tefore.luiiarv lrt, the numheM of l.wuei aOer tae ruceit of their uu-.t Tipiumx, wiil befent vrU. Qnl-PrxBS for Ilis M Horns an3 Foreip Literatnre. f" 1rew"i of TV Liriii't Ar owe or othtT of our vivaeiou Amerii-an roontlineM, tt'-nWriher will tin'l h:tu"lf in n,uj umi nj th trft.Wf fiiu-t- Korflu.iO, TV iVM7 A'P- an.1 on or other of the Aiiivrit Kii St i'tith!i-. tor ii.ujwr H'Hhf tr f'l.-.i' ) w iM U' f-eut tor a year. ;k:kt or. tor $!'... TV Lf iny Ay and this A AwW:or -StW-it'i ' Xft'titiiw. Ad'ire-, MTTKI.I. A COMPANY, Boston'. 13. & B. HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. 100 pieces Fine French 5-inch itroa Icloths at Tie., raliiel 20 tolfst. 100 pieces oi-ini h llich,n;uss Ameri.-ari and Imported Knlisli Juilin).-s. al 1 5c. Another lot ss above al 4-1 25. It is late in the seassin now. and wc have closed up several lots of tine dress fabric at one half their actual cost and value. You can secure many of these exceptional ltar ain bv writing early before the lots are ail sold. Ass) yds. Silk Satin Jloin-s at half price. Z'v. 2,ou" yds. Silk Moire Satins, dollar poods, at 35c ; elegantly united lor fancy work, trim minirs or dresses : they come in all the fancy shades, also cream and bluck. For Holiday Trade specially we offer largest assortments of staples and serviceable pres ents LIN F.N AND SILK CLOVES, UMRRELLAS. HANDKERCHIEFS,. SILK Ml'FFLERS, Ac, fce. Sjiecml altentioti to Mail orders and best val ues gaarantefsL Boggs & Buhl, 115, 117 119, 121, FEDERAL STREET AUsEGHLNy A PMIMSTUATOUS NOTICF. kute of Jr.. p;i Mfxenvt, decl . lte f Storty- creeK luwiiMiip. 5NrBiePei ouniy, t-u. Ipttfrnofadminivnionon the aUv'e-iMe har injc tdfn BTHiHe'1 to the auder-ttriMnl by the prop er authority, ntUiee ivhercliy iveti to a!! -rKis iDilehte-l tMttid rate to make ininiehat ay roent. and those having elainu or denmnd aifititiM theame will premnt them duly aiuhcn-tKrtU-! lor itetiiftiient on Saturday, the 1th day of Jauunrv. W. at the otliee of J. O. kimmei, in ?outeriKt IrktruiiKtu JoXATUANt.rMHKKT. dec 12. Ailmiuistrator. YJTTOS NOTiCE. iuiteon; iHt.l Kiminell, dee. late of Uroliierv valley TowTo-hip. Somerset Co. Fa. Letters of adniiniratioQ ou the atioveentate haviiiK lwen praiiU-d to the tmdvrwitriicd hy the pnrer anthoruy. tuice it hereby ven u?all per wnr intK'hte:! to MMd etnte to make lramliiite payment and thone having e.latias. ai?aint the ftHiae to preten. them duly autlieiint au-d Tor wttleaieut on Salurtiay, January l't, iv-y, at the oUire of 0. A. brtbuker. tn Berlin i-irirUh, ia. A. K1MMKL, MAK'iAKK'ITA MOC..ARRAN. AdiurK. Ldwar4 Kimmtrii, de d. I ARISE TO .SAY THAT THE OLD Reliable Firm -op- -1 A. H. FERNER & EEO. STILL EXISTS, And fortheooJ ofthe oeopie of Somerset anJ coriinitinitv, Ion;, may they exist. TIIKIR LINE OF GENTS' FINE SHOES THE LMER.SON", PEri'JLE, COVJUKSS, I5CTT0X, ASH UAL.. IN P0EltIsE, CORDOVAN. KAXGAKOO, lXIStiOLA, AND CALF. W. L. Douglas' 2.50, o.0D, an.i $1.00 Sim's, free intn tai ks and nails. Ktery j air Varr.it;te.I. LIENS' WORDING SjHOES, 90 Cents to $2.50. ! Ladies' !Fme Shoes i l Flexible. Ijatest Stvh-. for Sorins: and Summer. Iiw and Iligh ll.s-ls. It., C 1., i and E. Widths. . j Scribner s MAGAZINE FOR 10. The jiuMish.Ts ( .Wrijv' M -.rf.i nira to make ll tiie nm-i ;.;iii:ir .-nd entv: '..'i-l:i of -v ri"li-l!. hil- ut h!1 t:.ii' prt--rv my it-hih lit'-rary ehatat ter. 'i.'i.nn new re-a-lft- havi- incen dravni to it d.iriiirf Uw (n-i mnnt hv ui" in-erea.t-d t-xeellt-n.-.; oi its i-n.itc;:i- i:ithtt)r the Kitilwny aniclesi, mtd it vtovs iT ,h ' yenr w ilii a iiew ii?it'tif- uml nn ur 1 -ii-.-i . c--.s. i :i illu-trationM vull lin'.v orn' !:ev '' -r-. tin I nott im: to timke t K1HNKKS MA(.A.lM:ntt.ru,:tie and iiiier.'-t;nc M ill Le n : '-:t-l Thf H'i'ifi( Artn-f--wiil be fiti'lnnd by .iv erai tv virikiii p-M1"" - on "i;-c.rtih intiTt-vi-inc by ex-t'o-tL.n-t.T .cn rHl 1 uoiua. L. Jam." ou the " Kaiiwav i'oi:il Srvic'." I 'itr..lt. M RiJx-r! butt irrtuti k M'hal novel, The MaUT of r.;iiatura-(" ill rr.n thom't iiie j,Tet er iart A the r ar. tin tn iY",'-'" f. A I'trri rj-'itt'i' a. a;.d ti!l'-(-lii;i of tnua?wri jt melimirs nla'inir to J. K. M'i'e. and a tiimum group of Ditxi- rti Krein-h I'intift v.iil lt:ru:-li thtr sufr-ta:n ot .-evetal mp ' -. Tlie brief end !pfr wn'Uu l:v; y.ur liy Rp'k. Imiits .-it-ven-ti. wiil le rt v by fjuaiiy in- tfitinK eontrilwi'.io'.i." Iv u.iVrcj.i Minnvi". Mr. 1 htmia Hailt-y Aldru h di w nt,- t:ie nrl ui them fltr the Jumia'y i::inibt r. Many wluiiil- Literary Articles win, ui j-itr : a pHt-r n " Walw-r .-vit i h-l- oi Work " ilh: iraied from 'ineiiuil M-'S . n -t-- !)! " sn.-if ot 'Id limls, " by jr. Jiifiit-.. T Ki- iL. aod titany oihtr ariciea ciualiy ni .;".'-? .by. Ar.ieii on 'rt xh;. -ijt u ill ie a fen: :m. X'.tjK-r are an-ani:! to a;i-ar by i 'l-ir-ni fc . h. H. ta.htied, Au;io i.ai. and uiuity other. liLllrMU-tt. I'i?tirfl A'c-'ry rlirnbit.i.' "T-r in the ht-t tinh fnff Kr,,"T''l' wll r.'(Hur. s.-ntnon. Winiimi-h. Ita-w, and l ariii nre the f-iHje -t-t how arraitf(td. The author are well known Mortmca. Iliiwtrwiffl Ithiatnttni Aiirf' ol intal varirtr. totn Itirti? Tin- f on all maniRT of -nbj.tts. travel, bfirriiphy. le ncriptiiin, ?te , w ill aear, but not oi the ei.ttven tiottal -mm moil place Mori. Iliustritteil. Anions- the most niieiwtine in the U.-t of (ieien titie paT tr the year will e a remarkable ar tiele by I'nifesmir John Trobriilg'". iifKm themo?- re"eut deTel'mient-s and oi i'Sttttjth', lU.i-trmtj. A claw of article h liich ha proved of "pcria interet nili i-e i-otmntHd ey a Kr"ip t.f pap-r upoik .iit Ui its niofi recti; r;ppiit-atioii. by einii.eiii authorities-; a r-iiiarkabic frrti.ron 1, HiHtmj. and other iiKen-tuit: ptii-r!. I iiiijue iiiuirat:.iii'. A Sftfirt! Oft-r to eoviT la-t year' inntdn ?!, Which Imrlude ai trie Li't'-t-xu Ar'"-'- , n follow- ; A year mijTipti u i lviii and tl.u nund'er- fT ih i :i A year n "tibxTipiioii iivi)Mud iltv numbep! tor lw. Umnd in cioth S. tW $3,00 a year ; V cents a number CHARLES SCRIB.NER'S & SONS, 7 43-7 J 3 Itrofnhvtty, X. 1. Mtt COMPLETE C5 Llli What w have U offer i in rlic line of nrtii lei of utility an.i for everywlny rvice, embnic injr in part the ftiliowinjj : Zxbj, llsriilaa azi Srlizg Silvr teiod-- in Hr;ilie-. 'oniS. Municnre Sets. fliav inp Mnr. Kntr :tnti Strop., diir tx.-, lniiKins M iu-. Irii'lic.ne Mirmr-, M!eh Ktiu-Koii Itje-. .;amp Kxe, 1'iiper I'ntter-. Haok Mark-, Warier b'.i klr. l.e itaer COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, Toilet and Itavin Set. Lea:her-ea-ed Mirn.rv, j Alli'zator Siu-h-ls. f.r Laiinn. ar.d i-enrlfi.ien, furmshel with toilet nrtict-. ('ortntnti- 1 lia.e. l aitl Ch Hit! l!'okst lit.ui- j i6r. SiuokiM,; i JACKETS AND G0WXS, The eorp.H-t'-'ty;'. Men nSilk Tlradfceretjief- mid i Mil (Uer. Laoie ' and Oiildreii Ltueu UiiU'l- ' .kerchief ; auendte-- i:ilano bv.--t value-1 . eer otlr-reit. ,-paiii-ii Lk-v r it-nu- ui;! 1 Si art". und rain y Neck Ki.n;.. 1 l-aiicy N veiiie- iu I ART DEPARTMENT. Stamped I.in'n iiml end M.i!e!ili for Fancy t.rk. Scrap and Kuii r i!.-Let!, and ;he laruct line of HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS, Kter shown in this city, so we think. As to val- urn. we knot tret if r bMe n- ver Wmn offered anyttlnit-. ltuin at ome to buy. 1IORXE & WVTID, 41 FIFTH AVE.. riTTSH('K..H, I'A. I889. UNPARALLELED OFFER THK HARIUSKVUfi WEEKLY TELEGRAPH IS THE LARtirar AND 11 EST SfpsTursT r.nMi-he.1 a: tht' Tupiial of Ptsnnsyl v.iua. Kii'h Hairier c latRius ti columns tiiied Willi THK LATEST SEWS, STdltfE, 1-F.oISI.ATIYE PRO EEIilS.-.S, MVUKirr RIlP.lItTst, lii.-s kli. a si:, ifj r.-;a ni si. Vrict, OiUy One Dollar tr Ycttr. lsikot llio folU'Wir.i,' uiiistrnllelf.l oir.-rs : We wilt furnish the H'-i'y 7 .' 7-'i;sli anil mr Fr.iiiiiv 1'iij -jcmii.-- .Nf- Kaitiou, "sj pag., pner si I."' it.'. If"fl-im. U-r T. V,-ii,s and" fcxti Slfilns," (wccwly. jiri.-e Hi lor S.'. H-.y Til-jivph anJ " American AsrriculturLt," tor si. H'. tklu T.liy.nj-h anil " S. Y. Inti.-is udunt '' for S.' . s.1. llt'-r Tr!m'i;ifi ami vithtT "ti.x'd rhe.T, -.'Hir.try lloine.'1 or farm auii Hoiih;.'' itHiiilblyl lor 11 j.1. REI.IAIiLE .AGEXTS WANTED la ev.'rr Ii.hj1 district in tliis ar..l a.ljjlnini tuo'ities. Dully T.'lvtrrapli. por t. ar. liaitr Telt:rapn aud " our Family rhvsielan," at; IK.T year. Dally TvUiraph and Tti is Si.liag",' Si". i.-r year. The rash must accompany all orders, and be adortrsscd lo St. W. 1I.-ALAR.UEV. Manaccr, llarrtslmrtr. Pa. 1 THE ONLY FULL AND eP AT i ! OVERCOATS. Great Darjrains in ilouV. Boys' and Cl.iMreu's Clotliir.g w'ujU will le solJ cheaj). Call ami sec them. PAXTS AND FU I.XISIIIXG GOODS. My line of Men's. Youths' and Boys' I'aiits arn tlie liir-.i-st s. t.vtii.:i to V' IVuind. in till sizes, at .lioes to suit. Ail $1.0. $2. $'), stmj fl. Cents' Furnisliinif (iuihIs. ctUfi.slinr of N-rkwear. I'lelfi'sliii a:;.! Diau ers, of all shades, eolors and jiriee. HATS. CAI'S SATCHELS, TRI NK.S, CUM BOOTS AM SHOES, For Men aud Vomen, Hoys mill (iirls. Coid wi-atln r makes ail I.s.Sc for NEW OVERCOATS & NEW SUITS. Have t'a.-ed on my rotiuters e.vti:; values t meet the times. S I L K-FAC1! : D OVE RC( ) ATS At $7..'i i. $.U., isii.iHi.and ?li.!() Io i t I'.iii to eall at HEFFLEY'S, Somerset, Fa. A COMPLETE LIN E snoT-(H'XS ANI JliFLKS, LEiGIIS; IJOISLTK slkk;m ukll saudlk ciumi-:.-, sLi-.n;n uom-;i-;s, HLAXKETS, IU IJLAXKKTS. JIAUXESS. WHiT.-, LAniI-: SKATES, CKXTS" -KATES, IJOYS KATKS. W c liavo j'i-t rrct'ivc.l a huyv Ii;:: .if ;i:? uiov jrotnl-:, uiiit.-Ii we ar VERY LOW PHICES. PLEASE C ALL AM) SI-E THEM AT THE 1 1 vVIc I)ArAIi I STOEI- Or JAS. B. HOLDERBAUM, Somerset, pEKii'A. THE CELERR ATE'I pianos em mum rilltybiEr Arc at I'r,.'si the PolM IM.VXN l!ifO., Solo Agents, Johnitown. Penn'a WILLIAMS tt IOGKIiB' A LEADING, POPULAR, PRACTICAL, COMMERCIAL SCHOOL CO-VEHCIAL, SHORTHAND, PRACTICAL, ENSLI3H AND MILITARY D?87!!TS tlliloli is i a most ..r.iMT .- .li,,l. i, .oilo. i.or s . . , . ' ' " f- ' ' '"tl- t..e .,.,-1. ''.:. v...- ,:::::n::.r!i tr ".. .'.. ... ILL)t.'.ls .t. K....f-.k-. H.s.,-;.r, N. V. Im A ."ye -$ i it : i I i i "T!.c only li.y.i Kdc;or- i;i Western I ..::iiylnii.a. S. ud for "nt!i-r:ie. D A N Z I N G E RS ! 31 A3I3IOTII tSHOPPOr, 3IAKT. NINE BIG STORES IN ONE. 9 Fairly Loaded Down tr" A""' A!'a;.s tilth tin- r.itivo Assnramv of tin- Ij.wot I'ri.i.s i; rt Wt; HAVE .sTKicl'I.V u.K l'l'.iiK. Wliat yoa can I my at IlanzinsiT hctlor ami c!i.':iicr (Iitiu you ever lioiiJllit lu'l'tiro. All tin'-.' .siiil.il,!.! i'ur Ili.li.l.iy j.i'L'soms : I)v.'K Iiv.-st'.l Doiis, j;;.-.j;io I .!ls. Ki.l-lMxIv 1 .,!, Y, r tlU an.i I,itto lo!is, Cryitiff 1.N ami ..ni-iii::'.: J,ll-5.;iin!,.s. V,ki. Alliimis. rii-tin-es. Easels. Fine Putiry. in.i'.. Clucks-. J.;-,vi.lrv. S.lvt r-,!atf'l War Iironzf Vases-. Jlisijii- FipiPes. .Ivcl .'aj.fj. ini.: si ml 0m! Set-. Work 15o.i's. I'aski.'ls, Siiaviu S is. ('irar Cases. Tnil. t Caos, Fine IV r r.'il'tiim'ry, Cap I Casc-s. Ilainlk.'iclii.f ami ;iuv.- i;.i.cs. Laili.-' Wraps. j J lusii l oat.-. 1 litsli ac.jm.-s. I'nisli Ja.-ki'ls. I Iiim; .Mint'-kas. ( loth Now i inark'-ts. Cloth .larkots. Miss, ;U,1 ('!,i!,i1L.,,'s Cl.iaks, C ut's X.-i-kwcar. t."iit s Olovi.-.-. (o;t;t s Ml!; ami Linen lf.imlki'p'lii. ls. lo'nt's Fino Mu!'-ili'i-s. Fine Silk Umlircll.is. (K'Ht's Iros Sliiits. 1 -idios'. (leia's ami Chil ilicn'.s Col.l Weather I'mlcrv. car. Hosiery ami Clove.. lvliuMe ami jier-IW-t-littiil-r Khl (Move., a!! the hest makes of .erfeet-!:t!;ii Corsets. Fin' Lcsitlier Jlatrs. 1'oekit Uooks. Mei.i!iia:iiln:ii IJ,.t,k.. I,a. lies' Han.lker fhiel's. iJiioiiinu's. Collars ami Cum-. I.;v',ies' X.-.-kv.'e.u-, Miltifi-rr. Itil.hoa.-. Flowers. Hals ami IJ.iiinejs. Tain 0hanle- fur l!i" littk' I'i Iks. La-'.; Curtains. Flush Tal.le S.-ai-l'-i. Ti.'iie.s. Tai.le Cloii-s. Towel. Tal.h- Lin en, Xaj.kiii.-'. li e.s Tiiiniiiiii-, iJtatons. Furs; .MinT ami IJoa.. ami thou Fiintls of other items that .space will not permit us to n.euii.in. Send your order for Holiday G;:ds now, while the Ajsorment is Complete. MORRIS H. DANZINGER. THE LI VEST. MOST POl'l'LA R A XI LA H; !,T 1: l.T.H L .'..'. l. WIST .X P.t IT::. 42, 41,13, 13. 50 arii: C St., C:: i:-12 Terr Avs.C'.i t. 7lz a Ave. PITTSI5IJKGTT, IV, biate of Ilv.'.-i M Mey r. dre'd. laie -f rnthT vali.'V T't... Sit-Krset ( . i a. Lcfterot aii.n iir:.ii ion om t:te h I-iT-evtK:- hav Itjit b.fU KiaM.-d to i -e inder-imu-! b 'Uejror anth.-rHT, iinii'f , h-.r'--:;' to";: t,,-!,., indeiite'i tn -:tni t'-Hte to mfci i'lnuei'.iaie j.av ment. and tieM havuiif ehiim. aa;ti!-i the a'iie wMJ tfeseiit :he;n di.'iy amhentieavit for "e!i. ni-nt on ainr.lay, De'ei-nilH r 1-.', m !;- - i.lenec of Ctc Ail lain U"tra tor. in Hr-,th,. :t)i,.r j , W ILI.r Kid it. ' T-Aan ' F. p v .w Yotj i:re hen by not: tit d to be arid at-eur Jtt tne next f onrt o? oi:ir:i.n t.-u- of ..r.i r:vt ojn: v l'a.. iotf tiid .it S-i".l T.et on Uie 'J i'i .Mo:ii.iy of lf em -it l-H il'ithdnvi to anw -r tl; eon: plaitif of .etrye lm-rwtn yonr hi: aii'!, ard -how ra'.:e. if anv yon hv. 'w by et,r rt.il h: mu -iioi-Id not divnrel fnnn the tumd of m.Uriii'Hiy eri'Tr-d tntowirh von, air-ahiT i the p'f.yf-rof hi fiHioji i.nd i' i i ,ii."td tmiii-t yon u-fort .iid 'im umi tn ml io N-i w iiaj T-T'il I-si.i Nn. -JU pii.iT.r i Mtrrtrr iK?Trr. i K. a. .M Mil. I frtner t, Fa ,Xor. 3i, .v. t Mi.eriit". VATT C A W T7TWn Thlj 1JJ tL 1 11 U PAPER .Hi aU in PrrrsR: ..- m sr ilt A-i.n.si.ir lun .. m F.E2HITGT02T BROS. ww Will couiratfc sil ururUsi ar. r-vlc. COMPLETE STOCK OF OTHING IN SOMERSET, . HEFFLEY'S. ! I clovi:.- MITTENS. -01sz-z: im wa fh -I GUH MAiiUFACTORY. il Tccls aii IM Kite is CrCer- L C.im Flepairlue R Kpciult "Va T::f I.CIOI Hll.l lino! mi t Pi-st Stisk.if i'l'lfl t F'.H ill ll. I ilv. Sj-..:;-n- !s ..i a, I ki.i I.-. Km - I' s'li. i an I Ti-Iv l.'niii-ry a SjK.-t-iuit-. W. S. BROWN, 9 With Holiday Goods. .-"Lateoini!.n Yo'iPir. -b e d., Ja' of JenVrii Ti-., itTi.T-t o.. Ft.. Ietteror..hii';iiira:iifi on st.me etue hav n erallii-d tt tiie i; ri--i by ;iie pnn c antiMTirv. nnie m berlty riv-n to uil t r-'.i- .iidebt-'d to rtid . -ih:- to link..' im-nt-diat m'!in.:i:. nii'1 th.-e iiavi'isr eia:-n HiT'ii't-t tlo. ;one will '-"--nl flieni duly ant h-ttt :-ated fr Utemetit on Satv.-.tay. the 'Vl dn.v of JmiMHrv. "f'.Ai ' he laie reidtm c of t.- de tui-ed iuail t li in, sir. AH H. ':i.K. Attorney. A lmnutrator. HOSTETLER & HERR, MERCHANT TAILORS. (No. 2 MiMiioTii bri-oi.j sj 'It .'isET, PA. A!? tc I.at . yb ' of Fail and W .nter j?uilinir m.d ( s en-mii:i-. ;LE"ai ii"U (, utia:itetl, aud liUt'M r"ri4 erv. I.L'r. ..E I t AUT AS I VSl J UTAH E ART, KL'SIC, COMMERCIAL. LITERARY. end ftr etaIon:fi. r. it. Jb. fc-m. J-faDUjwn, .I'm. n 1 1 i t i i
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