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EJ;tJM:L UKl'lIBUCAIi
MI7FL1STOWN.
WtD.VrSDlI, DECEMBER, .tSS.
B. F. SCIIWEIER,
rrem abb rtortiiroi.
A i 'L
Dxxtfr women nut te take part
the Harrif-ou inaugural parade.
Washihotoxiass interested in tbe
inauguration are bepicniDg to prepare
for the event.
A MoTiMfcT haw btn started in Il
linois tLat proposes to witbUraw all
Democrats from the GAR. Post.
Thi joung Emperor, of Germany
ia honsed by a catarrhal affection.
Bach physical ailments aometiuifs
laat many weeks.
Mollis MAOciaisat seems to be re
viving. It appeais that onlj the
gallowa can restrain MoIIie Mauir
it m from acta of blood abed and
morJer.
It will not be definitely known
wLat the popular vote for President
Is, nnul after the second Monday in
January, on which date PreaidtEtia!
El ev tors will meet in their renpec
tiv. State Capitols.
t'cai 20 traicps had headquarters
about two tuiiea from Olean, N. Y
aud becams so vicious in their con
dnct in the neighborhood that a
military company was ordered to
disperse tLetii lest wee k. The tramps
dispersed.
"Mbs- Gcubjul Shiridas's name
was added to the pension roll lust
"iWtnssday. She will get 53D a
month, which she will surrender af
tar the paoaag-e in Congress of a
pending bill proposing to grant her
$3500 a year."
MB. GtSlRlL WlLLIAM T. SbiKMAN,
died at the home of her hatband in
New York City at ten o'clock last
TTeduef jay morning of heart trouble.
Uer maiden name was lining and
both she and tha general were born j
at Lancaster, Ouio. Her age was G4
years.
Toe question of decline or advance
in th price of wheat is summed np
n a not shell. If the Fu;.p!y from
India cow drawn upon by Europe,
holds ont the price of wheat in this
country must docHrie. If the (supply
torn in. In now urawn npon gives
ont the price i f wheat in this country
mast advance.
"Gut. UsLNJAMIN IIakkisok. too will
te Tery welceuie st the exposition in
Angnsta, G. Gov. Gordon, Patrick
Wa!h and the whole population hope
yoa will ccnie. All the North won'd
l:te to tee yon go shortly after
Thankseivintr. It will adil to cur
enp cf rrjo-.iirg- to have yovi go
There is a new triumph awaiting
yoa there. Let the South become
aeqn...r-'.ed with you as a man before
thsy k&oer yoa as a ruler."
"God will go with you." Ex.
Tr&EEportation Trouble.
A HarTisbnre Democrat and Ba
k'!nsvilie lpuli!ican wagered on the
lection as follows : The Harrifcburg
man bet his wife agairjat ten cents
that Cleveland would bo elected,
fcicce the result has leeu asrertain
ed the Baskmsviile man notified his
opponent by postal card to "bend
ber on." The Uarrixbnrgruan coolly
answered by cart akmg "who is to
py the expeukes f transportation
Thu White Cap "Whippets.
Cbh'ao., Not. 23. A despatch
from Toledo, Ohio, sara : A sensa
tion has been caused in this pait of
the siite by the discovery that the
White Capt, ho have heretofore
confined lit'.t ra titles u Southern
and Central Ohio and Indiana, tire
extended their operations into North
westtru Ohio. All over the trees
sear the house of ex Governor Fo?
tr, et Fostoria .n diucovureil yes
terdiy, a notice warcing all men who
are iu the habit cf retting drock aud
ahiu-irg their families and failing
properly to provide for theta that
they will, unless they mend their
ways, receive a visit how the White
Caps. Similar notices were found in
other towt s in the viciuit-
Cleveland's Narrow Escape.
CWamo, November 27- The trial j
cf John Ilronek, charged wili coa
spiring to blow np the L'-nte o(
Judjrt Gary and Gricuelland lVlica
Inspector lionfitild with dyfcaruite,
via resume 1 this morning, a j'iry
bavirg leen secured yesterday.
Ftnte's Attorney Lotgenecker op. n
ed the proceedings with a prefatory
statement of the case for the people.
AfUr Attorney Goldzier, for the
prisoner, had outlined Lis defenbe,
which was that the dynamite found
iu his possession was given him bv
at man vifitavs1 lT t f I -. a. t-
knoiDff its nature, tbe UVir.s of
taatiiuony wes leuu.
Tha first witness was Frank
Clileboun. one of the ronspiralors.
who has tarried State's evideticn.
lie testified at length cuurertiio;
their experiment with dynamite aud
then said : "Hronek gave tue a small
bomb to take home. I ket it a few
days, but was afraid it would explode
.r. , I T ni.a if fn InfiTwrtnp ll. r H
Oa several occasions Hronek suid
ne must Lave revenge lor toe uaf?i
'nth
uf the Anarchists. H sbowe-1 him
pictures of Grinnc-il, Gary and Bon
field." A German otmeil Schneider told
where Grinnell lived and showed a
plot of AJJine Square, and on July i
Hronek, Chapekand the witness went
in search fur the Louse. They final-
ly xouua tlie bouse an-t took a gooa
U it
tta the wav heius tlrwBak
;d J tra't President Cleveland had a
narrow escape when nn bis visit here.
At that time he (Hronek) bad a
bomb ready to throw at tne Pnsi
deatial carriage, but was dissuaded
by Schneider and Xif oland. Hr'n
ek's plans were to kill Bjufiol.l first,
rut on talkine it over with Chapek
decided to put an end to Jnde
Urinuell first, lie sid that if no
better opportunity offered, he would
go into tbe court room and throw a
bomb at the Ja.ljre. Tbrn. if tbe
police tried to capture Lira be would
qm a bomb on tliein. If he failed be
would n: a revolver and would shoot
the. officers and then himself. If be
got a chance at Griutiell or Gary on
tbe streetH he would ne a knife.
Olilebourn admitted reluctantly
that he was an Anarchist and bad
drilled with the Lebr and Wehr
Yerein in the old days before the
Ilajtnarket episode. He aUo said
that he had gone to Capek's house
to receive instructions in the art of
making dynamite He paid $2 for
tbe lesson, but did not learn any
thing. Ha said Ilronek bad told him on
the trip to Riverside that be wa the
man who threw the bomb at the Hay
market. At first Chlebouro did not
believe thin, but after he saw the
bombs in Hrooek'a io-session he
thought fiat it was the truth, and
few week UUr be told Attorney
F iRcher about it He told uo one
else prior to this.
Crascd by Religion.
Frotn the Philadelphia Times
Novexuber 2Sth :
of
Jane GooditlL a sinele woman 43
yenrs of age, living on Wisteria av
enue. Germantown, was yesterday
adjudged itiuna, cmnsed, it is alleg
el, by the excitement attending the
religious revivals which have been
going on several weeks in German
town. A few weeks ago the woinin
was triveo a homo out of chanty by
a Iitmiiy named Larton, on miens
avenue. Wheu the revival services
were first inaugutati by rvangehst
Mills the woman acted stianelv, and
upon tbe advice of friendit Wnartou
had a physician extmine the woman.
He pronounce i her iusaue in a mild
ay and thought she would be ali
right in a few weeks.
sieve! al hours after the phyfcician
left the woman bt-cnue violent and
threatened to kill Wharton and burn
hit house. He attempted to restrain
her by frce but fche resisted. In
Wbat "ton's etrugnie to loose himself
from the woman's emto she was
thrown against a sewing machine,
hor l end striking ngvunst thepn iect
trig frame, inflictiug an ugly wouud
ou the temple.
The woman's screnms aroused the
neighborhood at 1 o'clock. Tuesday
night, and she told the tieigbbois
that Bhe had been beaten by Whar
ton. She lt-it the lion-ie and U bur
ton wss searching for ber when Of
ficer Dvis csme up and took l.iiu in
to custody ou tho woman a accusa
ti u. Notwithstanding his protesta
tions of inroccr.ee he tn tkrn to
police hendquarters and locked np
for tbe niht and Misi Goodall was
removed to the Gerraintown hospi
tul, lier I. or wound was dressed.
Next wrniDg Wharton whs placed
under $30: bil by Mwcif-train Di
nionl. prndiiicr sn exMmiuation into
t he sanity of tbe woman.
Yesterday morning the case was
strain railed and Wdartoo diMharjr- '
d. The woman l.u iK-come violent-j
lv iriHiinn and niinHn'i"enble at the
tiosiuta'jle nrd will im t-eut to the
Noirihtowii Insane A'vlum today.
Wb irt'. n sav a he will brii.g suit
agaioxt ofScer Davis for false arrist
and impi lbonmect.
Dborced.
A special despatch to the North
American from U-adicg relates the ;
lollowing ainulur divorce case.
Jacob Mitteubu:gur, a well kuown
resident of this city, applied for a
divorce from his wife Catharine, alleg
iog that she made his life a t-r
iner t, aud that she finally left Lim,
taking their child with ber. In the
tritd of the case l-foie a jury to nay
she claimed that sh was luad. liuuui
at tbe time she left hi bed and
board, aud gave the following reuiar
kable testimony :
Ou Monday eight, November 14.
I beard some one knock at the fn-nt
door. It wa almost dtvlight. N
'
t I
one weut to the door, and soon
heard footsteps Corning upstairs
Two ruen came in'o my room- I
could not see their faces, because
tueir cats were urawu down over
their eves. One carried a paper in
hishar.d. He did all the talking- I
knew bis voice, even if I could not
see bis face. 11-3 came up close to
tbe side of the led and sai 1 : You
must get out of this Lou- at oncrf.'
I was afraid to answer. Then he
said : 'If you don't get out of this at
once I will 6tib yo-i to tl.eheurt with
a big buttber knife, and if I cannot
stab you I will give the Luife to your
Lnsliand and he will kill you, and if
he cinnot k 11 vou he will kill him
S!f. ar;d then we will go in court and
awerfr that you murdered him.
"The men then went out of the
room and went down into the
kitchea. I heard thorn go to the
druwer and rattle among tbe knives.
After this I bear 1 my husband go
down stairs and talk to them. 1 was
a' most frightened to death, and when
I heard my husband go down in the
cellar I threw my clothes ont of the
window, took my child, and ran down
stuirs and out of the iront door. I
was afraid that he woaid kill him
self, and then they would bave sr
"9tl me for murd.r. I wauted to
get away so that everybody woul.l
know that I did not do it."
Among others who trve testimooy
in the case were Rev. J. J. Kneudig-.
I'ri'tbonotary Burkey, Dr. F- E.'e. H.
O Schroe'ler, Esq . and Hon. F. K.
Flood. Dr. E,." tesiifiel that she
h.id informed him that the was
obliged to pay 700 to purchase ber
sonl from the devil. At one time he
j foaud Le in. rith, e.Teral
i lliOUBaBt "''liars in ner iianin ; ieir-
inrj the notes up into bits. He Lad
a straggle with ber for their poeeea
sioti aud fii; ly iecarel them.
The jury did tot believe tbe wo
man's story, gave a venliet for the
plaintiff and declared the women
aurie.
At Tokio, the Jspe are to put np a
uisouoient W Oeoeral Uraut
A Dot; Vrewned by a Coon.
CLrrxLASD, Not. 29 Twenty five
fc'pcrtxiiien to dny witnes.e.l a fight be
teen a bnll terrier and a racoon from
Gslien, Ohio. Ech animal weigh
ed 3 1 pounds. The match was for
$25 a side, the dog to kill the coon
in twenty initiates. The cooa turn
ed upu its back, using its teeth on
the dog s hetd and neck and in six
teen minutes the dog's owner gave up
tbe fi?ht
The Egg Did tbe Business
Some months ago a Lawrencbarg,
(Otiio) miss, tbe dangbter of a farm
er. while parkinc erLfs. wrote ber
name, age and address on the shell
of ooe of the fruit Three or four
weeks after she was sarpiied to re
ceive a letter Jrotn a geutletnn con
nected with a rnoduce commission
house in Boston, Mass. He told ber
that tbe egg upon which sLe bad
written ber name came into Lis pos
session. In concluding his letter
the Botonian trare bia name and
references, and asked the young
lady to correspond. Tbe girl accept
ed the proposition. In a bort time
photographs were exchanged, and it
is now announced that tbe couple
will shortly be married- He has
been West to see his intended aud
"he fimls her exictly his ideal."
Tha Lone Highwaymen.
Chic too. Nov. 2S.h A despatch
from S n Francisco cay : A d--t c
tie in the employ of Wells. Frgo
aud Cj., is authority for the state
ment tuat the recent series of stage
robleries in Western California was
tbe work of "Black But," the fa
mous lone highwaymen who robbed
thirty one stages in this state be
foie be was finally captured five
years ago and sent to San Qucnt n.
Bart, whose real same is Bo.lvs,
came from Missouri and begun his
robberies in 1870, and for thirteeu
years he completely mystified the
police.
His system was to watch stage
coaches with powerful field glasses,
and when he foaud no armed guard
w.iou the stage he would mask him
self and bold op the stage without
regard to the number of passengers
ou board.
He regularlv returned the money
and valuables to the female passea
,'rrs, and it was bis custom to leave
doggerel verses on broken express
boxes, making game of tha detec
tives. He was finally caught in San Fran
cisco and sent up for seven years.
The detective learned that Iart, af
ter bis release last Jauuary, went to
VisHiia. in Kern county, and regis
tered as 'loore. Y lien tbe stage
was robbed near Reading last July
the detective suspected Bart and in
vestigated. He fusind ol! the fsmiliir methods
nstd by the lone highwayman, and
piiice then three other btjges have
lw-n robbed in neighboring ciuaties,
ail by the eame siiiied hand. Des
scriptiotis of the iu.-i-.ked highway
man as well us his during and skill
correspond J with Bart. Detectives
have hopes of soon cuninriug him
but the prospect is dubious as he
has eluded them before for iufre
th&n ten year?.
tEXEHiL ITEMS.
woruea snubs are known br
their Ctlk.
An eagle sailing half a mile above
tbe earth can see a field mouse.
, ,. ... -r.- , .
A eooling school in Pittsburg
makes a specially vi eaucaung men
The Postmaster General has ap -
pointed W. S. R-ckeubaugh post -
master at Mexico.
Tie women of America spend 8,
ior pami aua powr-
der tur their Lacks.
Fifty houses were built -in fiftv
woikiu-r daya tit Fru'niity by tuo
Ci eaboit uud Cleat field Coko aud
Coal Coiupauj.
Tlie other moruing three persous
were found dead in lueir Led 3 at Al
lan la, Ge-jriu. Tue Corouer allnb
Ut-I their detths ta-ovar loJaeace
iu lnjuor."
Jtfbn Fisher, of MadisonbarL'.
Cetitre county, ttepned ont of tue
huue-e tha other day aud saw a large
.IU'- 1 r- in f . . r . - a
itu his trusty ride Le killed the au
tmal, A pow.ler keg exploded in tie
store cf George Parmer, at Scruff
town. Lncater county. Paruier
was fatally injured. Lis ten year oi l
cuna was tuieti anj tbe store ws
wrecked. Several other meaubsrs of
the family weie badiy hurt.
One of theourions features of socinl
life in Hannibal, Mo , is a rraz9 fori
pie parties. Formal iovitationa are J
est ont by tie Loet. When tbe
gnei-ts assemble a supply of pies are
produced, and the evening is spent ia
eating and convert&tion.
i bin is my lant drink," said
Chailea Laugbrey. of Greensbarg,
sed 24 yearn, on Fri-lay. Then be
finished the last of seven ounces of
alcohol. He immediately foil dead.
He leaves a vife and two children,
one LaviDg been born on Wednesday.
The postmaster at Somerset was
to sanguine of Cleveland's success
that he wagered Lin LanJsome pair of
ponies, several fat bogs, bia cow and
a liberal quantity of hard cash, and
he lost every thing bnt the postoSice
and it will not be a great while until
he loses that aleo.
"James Davia, cf Licking Creek,
near Mount Union, Monilay evening,
was cleaning out his rifle prior to
taking a buut 01 the following
morning, when it was accidentally
discharged, the ramrod and ball
passing through the Bide of his face.
making an ugly and dangerous
wound."
Mrs Judge Hirsch, of Navarro
C-., Texas, gave birth to six children
on the afternoon of November 3.
luvi0Klli'ur U'nii kuu awo LTirin.
Ti.e father. Gevrg Ilirsoh, is 31. acd
- o, i I
bis wife 27. Tbey have been roars i
exi five years, and bave three children
besides the reefnt accession. The
bnbieH are lagged to preserve their
ideutitv.
Abont $75,000 will be reqaired to
JfrT the expenaett of the injinjjnrs. -
tion and ball at Waf hington on ths
4th of Mrch. Of this amount S37
600 hiu, been subscritied. The mom
s.. snbscril-ed will le refunded afte:
March 4 from the sale of tickets 14
the ball, but thoee who desire mn
let their subscription pay for thei:
ball tickets.
Eight year old George Ferrymnt
was attacked by a wildcat in tb
woods of Scbnylkill county a day oi
two since, and wonld no doubt hav
heen kilio-1 had not a shepherd dof
which was with him attacked the wild
cat, which then ran away.
Joseph Gresentein who came t
t'lis country a few years ago an3
settle! at McKesport, where hi bos
been living with a woman not hi.
wife, b j :ist sent ber away and r
6nmed marital arrangement with a
wife whom he deserted in Hangar,
and who followed him across the set.
The regular army of the United
States numbers rather less than 25
000 effectives. There were abort
2.500 desertions in the year coveiel
t-T tbe recently published repoit ef
Adj. General Drnin. Tbe Unite t
States Mxrine Corps aggregates
about 1.900 enli-ted men. There
were 41'J desertiona from the crps
in the year ending Oct. 1.
Alvin Johnson, a chain maker at
tbe West End rolling mill, Lebanon,
was shot in a mysterious manner
yesterday while at work. He was
noticed by a fellow workman to place
bis band suddenly on bis side, an.l
being asked what wa the matter,
replied that something bnd paused
through him. Upon examination it
was discovered that a bullet bad
penetrated his body. The wouud is
dangerous-, but it is believed be will
recover.
Atlanta, Ga., has a paper house
No wood, brick, iron or other ma erml
is used alout the budding. It is a
neat little store, painted sky blu,
and wan erected by a Frenchman
who is agent for the paper of which
it is constructed. The rafters, the
weatberbourding. the roof and the
flooring are all made of thick com
pressed paper boards, impervious to
water and us durab.e ax wood. Tbe
house cannot catch on fire as easily
as a wooden building, because the
surface of the pmer is smooth and
hard.
A white young man while attc nd
iug service in n Waterbury (Conn.)
colored church was guuty of the
impropriety of expectorating on the
Iloor. His Oilense was soon noticed
by a deacon, who approached and
raid in the most solemn tones :
"Young men, you must not spit to
bacco juice here.' A few minutes
after the contribution box was pass
ed by that officitil, and the tobacco
cbewer parah zed it by dropping in
a q-.iartcr. The, deacon looked at the
quarter and at the contributor a un
tnent. Then, pnttiug hia hand to
his mouM), be whispered to the con
tribntor in n stage aside: "Spit ia
the corner !"
Mrs. Sterre.lt Caminics, of Jack
son township, Huntingdon
County,
wiii found in the meadow, neur
hf
residence, in an uucoiiM-ions cour'i
tion, Saturday last, having be.-n
stricken wiih apoplexy. The ei tire
family had gone oat to Lusk corn.
j lrtav.iig her in np;)ai"eut good, be.ilty.
j K -tiiri.n.g at t.iun aud not Hudir
i h r a'.MMit the h .L.se, they were at-
! tr-icled bv moaus to her side. It i
eupjKsed" that .Le bid driven the
ico-vs from ttic lsr.i into t!ie meadow.
: wherehe was stri-ten aud had lain
j f" eig..t hours. Sie died Saodav
'ufteruo-.D. ad 5S vears. Slie wne
j fce uot.!tJ. of Mre. A5;,B jj Wl(r
(f RfjT w ,v Bur, of New Brighton I
t Aitcoua liiuun".
1 . ,. ,
1 ' icago an r hists are not ex
, pl-diog ,.ny more bomt.n, out it is
jsiil thev mvi trying to Inin several
( hnndred chii'lrt-ii a belief in the
a,.triUert they .a k tbe nerve to pui
into practice. S.x schools with
abut eint hmulrt-d 'U;il, are sai.l
to I in o; rati-ii in tti.tt city, in
which the Hoelriiir s i.f auarctiy aie
tailiit. mid ti e children iiuprttse.!
with the idea that the honied bomb
throueis ueie m.irtj i s to a righteous
ca ise. It is probable I bat these
children are chiefly "he ntreet waife
who will recruit tLe criminal classes
jtn ei-uie way, as it is juiht belief tij.
i tiirht hue. Ire 1 c'uil heu. with pmenU
that are nt uWe-iay thieves or vi
la ton of law in some forui, could Le
collected in schools f this sort erei.
in Clii-iiro. i'eihrps the iiaann
tion of the Wild West has cin'nbn:
ed something to the statement
Times.
A Leaoou Iu Umnituar.
One nih?, an oat pruning round
Lookli c lr unce, atn n in- ground
II o pied a cat, and Hrituwy Urw
Unite cIoko to it. -Tn abit. to ibv"
Quoib he, may 1 again ny'cr siir,
Ii here, dri-ased in a coat of tur,
I do not ae a tour lr-Rge.1 ol ;
On, what a very tunny lwl!
It makes rue laugh droll Ua! bal
Us I faa ! it are ba ! I.a I Ua 1 bi !
It are, it are, it really are
Tbe drollest thing I've seen by far!"
You're much "mistaken, scornful sir,"
Tbv cat sa d, as she ceatt-d to pur ;
-For though, like one, I olttn prow!
About at night, 1 am no ovrl.
And if I sere, why still would yoa
Be queerer creature oj the to ;
For you look, there's no doubt of that,
Extremely like a two legged cat.
As for your grammar, 'pon uiy word
(Excuse thia giggle), hc-hu ho ha,
It be, it br, it really b
The very wort I ercrb ar.l,"
Margara-t E.. titige, in S-.. Nicholas.
Sure Dealli of HutXalo Motln.
Of the vast nnmler of remedies tried tor
exterminatirf that mod tronbleaome p',
the buaTilo. moth, th following is sail io
accoinplih tbe object :
Take strips ot red or blue flooe! ( tha
colors are particularly attrajtire to thru),
dtp i i liquid srattnic, and Isy around be
edges of carpete, or wherever tha pests e
trutibleaotne. Tbey will soon eat a deaird
1 r
ion ot thu h -r.aewile, without tbe l-i,t
injury to hr carpets Scientific American.
not lVater Cure.
A atrip of flannel r
len'thai-e snd dipped ii
a napkin foldc-l
hot w s'er sd
w'n? ont, and then aip'ed around be
' vrk of a mild that hs crvup will nt-.j'Vy
bnc reliff in t nitnntes. A towel loe
several limes and dipped in foot wtr
s-id quickly wir-, ont and app'isl over
the lootbscLe or neuralgia, will (FScrally
aSoii proo,-,t reVef. I'bis tretojent in
colic works like mrc. Tl.r is nothing
ihatsu promptlr cats iharl s enegsttius et
ths lunc. or tbrost, or rtenaiAtiim si
hot wt-r vibsa Applied promptly ssd
tboioofblv. Tepid water sets promptly ss
a enirtic sod hot water taken fYerlj bait
an boor bc-lurs bed tims i tha best cai Untie
pouibie in cat ol ctniiptivn, wiiile it baa
a B'it aoothiog rffict uoa lbs siomicb
and bw-l. Tbis treatment continued a
lew oooth, wltb j.iopcr aiieotioa to diet,
wilt cure ditpepaia. Uaadacbs almost
alwa3 ield to tbe aimaltanwiia application
Is bat water to jtks feet ad nack itf ths
neck Ri.
Wkt Ofrnttbe Deer.
Tbe AJtoona Tribuna on Thanksgiving
Day published a despatch, dated st Haul
ingdos oa tbe 28th day of Norembar, as
lull.oa: Teaianlay tb new fallea taow
farnibed the deer hunters with a favorable
opportunity to uccealally partus tbs
Boet footed gaaw, and nearly all of oar le.
caI poruain look adrantag f ths aoccas
ion. Shortly after the hor.r of noon two
aBAiuer local buctors named Isaac Green
berg aud Newton Affica, both telegraph
operators in ha employ of tha Poamylva
Dta Railrsad Company, stationed tbamaeirea
at a will known deer crossing, near tha old
Wsrtn Springs Summer hotel oa Warrior
Kitlgs, about Bra milss north of town. In
a few minutes tbey war somewhat startled
by the sudden appearance of a somewhat
large doe which sought rel ngo in a small
crek noma distauce trom them aad re
mained standing in tha water. Bo(h.of tbe
Tt-unr sponatuen who were armed with ri-
flrs, fir-dat the doer imultaoeously, and
aa it proTt-d ib hls vf both were wall
aiuitd abd touk allect in vital parts of tbe
d-er.
When the aurprued young baulers had
dragged the cue I rum Ice water aad wera
preparing to dress it, they warn sccoated
by another local party, including Ocorge
T. VT artel, John Barrack and other cele
bratad derr hunters, who laid claim to tli
deer and proceeded to take poasesaion of it
Ttey alleged that one of the party bid shot
at the drrr three miles distaut from a here
it ? -c;a had kilUd it, and that accord
ing to ths common law saving hunters th
deer was theirs. Aa no maika except tho
made by the builets of young (treonbrrg
and Africa were noticttabls on the boty oi
the doe, ihty proteated tliat ttiey were en
titled to it, as they bad killed it, but b ing
amaturts with tbe gun they arte l-d to be
lieve that tbe first person who fired al a
derr was entitled to it. and accordingly
nenuittrd the other party of buueis to Uko
tbe dear, Disking three which tliey secured
yesterday.
After the twa young men who ha 1 ac
tualiy killed tbe deer in queatioa hai relat
ed the circumstances of the afTiiir at home
tbey diacovered that tbry had been Uupov-
ed npon anti batened to seek legal re
dress against Mesartr VTarfel, Barrack and
tber meuibtra ot the party through tlie
medium ol Squire Jaiucs Keiley. This ac
tion oa their pirt will likrlf rrault in de
teraiibing tbe true weaning of tbs tradition-
J law among dt er huolera.
The Hoiuliest Man m Mittl-n'own and
Paitrraoii, as well as tliu hanilvftiiieat, aii-1
ihera are invited t j call en anv drDK ii
and get a trial buttle ol Kemp's Kal-
ui 1r 1 tirot An4 .ut sa. a rem--1'
il.ztX ta slllnc au 1 i f n w,n i I . ao.l
la itiriniel ta cure antl rrtuttc atlCnron.
ic at-l Acuta Coughs, Aattirnn, Brurhitix
and Contnuption. frice 60 cents ao-i St
WIN1. RADAIVJ'S
MICROBE
KILLER
The Great GERM
or BACTERIA
DESTROYER.
To Curt Disease,
Remote tha Cause.
Phyaicians. by aoemifie reaearchea, hae dcorrd
tliat Uenu or liaccilli commonly called Microbe.
the nw (1 (iieae.
Ih niK. kCh.lk CURES by Jtwtrrnf II"
mtcrtt : at Ue aaava tiir.e e-rS th I and
itiiJi m Myrtr, Mr. kadam baa aatabiiabcd
Factory No. a ia Philade'rhia.
Office at Si j Arch Street.
Tnva'J J, and rro.i, ,fTrni K f-i.ni CATARRH.
PRONCH1T IS. CONSUMPTION, MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM, Otaeaaea rf the Blood, etc ,
SyafTitwe or catlin at al.ove ad-!rca, will recti
fircular, invmc the h atnry of the Mtr.woaa RillbR
and tlie rare it hke fnanV. Acencjce wll be cstah.
liSrd ia IVnnavlvania. V -w pmy, 1 Irlaware. Ma
ryland, aad District af Columbia, which thu Factory
willaurptv. M'hia tjmniride ia
A US RESTORATIVE TO HEALTH.
t9
WE WANT SU
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
LAsht, Hany and Fcrone. srlll Ontarearand On!
iaat two Ordinary Wrenci:.--.
YGl! VVA'IT
A.1 Et.UUr.tt
5'ousehold S. D. Set.
I chit;" fl'rff a.mt: nil ror-tfd In a nc-t-t on;:
rvr Thi Kltn rv-ctf.ntir nfv-.l -rert M-hr
arocad th ho, ft t!? rT.ct, the p. oa
ta farm. 1Tit frr en rtwHpt rf ,50.
Ask Ycra Locl Doalcv
for tienn. If fi Hr not irr-T tnem. he w SI ft '.r
far ria, r tr will -f-n.l ailht-r r r--e'f : r r'-
aa ahoya S-'end ataaip far t.-r i,'iw.r .U-at cata
lojve.
ELLS.TC.l1 & CO.,
!larit5vH!e, Cnn.
ii
LEADS THE WOULD.
$500 la Gold for Geueral Superiority at Cin
cinnati Industrial Kxpositirm after
iku txiai ana xxperx test.
Teerless' Tractloa and Portahls
Engines. "Domestic" and Creaiaory
Engines. Steam Gact; rioyrs. Ihc
"Gciscr" Thresher and Cleaner.
I Patent Variable Fri'-
tAoa Feet. Pat. Do;rt;
8t-Works stud
baw-GuiU.
T.tt irnrnvsH r-4 chcrrvst &awMJX oa tb
ica.-c.t. fr-eitj (or 4Eata! to k
(.ElSrn MANUFACTUKIXft CO,
TiTyis:, nrun cc.. Pa.
fn QurPepufcirBrsnd
9 BE 1
Wftl he founcL a.
ConjLiiatwnTiot always
tioBefyad. -
A Fine Quality of
ATA REA80MABLE PRICE
IF YOU ARE LOQKPS FOR
A FIRST CLASS ARTICLE IN
dojvYmi to &V
JlHi AFAlfTFl AL
jAsOou. Dealer Foi I f
DohtTake nyOtheo
J;:q FiNZEa..BRCSLou'it.viu.EvKr
MASON & HAMLIN
1 'I be ciiuit orjrtui id trod iteti m nm pretjt
) form by Msuoa A lianJtu in 161. Otfit-r matkers
folkiwtMS in ib u.Arn'aicture of thie lnfrtruinents
j but lb Muoa it Hamlin Ordain liave aJway tuauaa.
I launed tlieir opri'mat a Ihc lct in ihfl world.
I MaVon Hamlin flr. ma l-noiiitrut.oii of th
Bnequalled exccUvncc t th?:r org are, Xtie fast Ihmt
t ail of the cre.".t Wurl" Hib:l.i;imin, iacc that of
I'aria, 1467, in g m fkrompetmoa
MORGAN
witb beii
invariM'lj k-
n IrOTsX. iiiUa
ta the tu?h(-
Ira: cu caialosnK
TO CKSKMi. fre.
Maaon A llaoil.u rto not tie:i.e to mnKe TTie ex
Inordinary. e'atm fT th-ir p:anoa, thtl the ara
superior loslloiti-ra. Thry r-copnire tie hick
excellence ach-evcd ttj oihrr l-vf;i:- makertt in ta
art of pt.inn lniili, hut atiil cia-ra p::t.eriorily.
I bis they attribula eoli-iy to t'ie remarkable Itik-
provetDni triroaucaa ny uiem in tnejear 1 -i.
and Duw known na I
lA""-IAIill1 1'IASO
STaiNOCR,
Is aecured
Ai!iur of v.bicA
sibls parity and
tone, together
:er.uvmenl ot
w r i i t ai:y in-
created capaci- S?!i.;rD A u?
tn tune and o;ber imi-irtact ai.antAces.
A circular, enn-amme tv.rinirnL.a frrira thaj
bondred iinrclia-era, muairian. and timers, reut,
totfelber with irarri;uvecaiai.?T'e. to any aiipiicanL
Fiao -a and Oruua soul for CArU or caey piiy.
menta; n'-nn renT-t
MASON & HAML'N ORGAN AN0 PIANO CO.
N !J03tX. MiW VOitH. CllCAt.O.
MEAT-CUTTER.
Cn)qiml!esl and pr
fiiranct lite Kaasrt fer ITaah.
S,aBaas;s. M inre M raaf ,
ficrsppli, 'r.-uai i e.
Emmborg Hutk. ate -tc.
f. 1 IT' (.- .
pypaud.oai receipt :SJ
AMERICAN M f'G CO.,
CM at Whii.t:a At ,
fBVAj4ipil.aU
i
t itt', txj sta ;r.
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
Ths! I rn stop toot Bar hi in leas than
fire minoti s ; no pain, no extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain,
!. the nae of a fluid applied to the teeth
andenma; no dancer.
That Diseased rv. Gnms (known
aa Scnrvy) treat ed ai;rc'satully
and a cure waryijirnted in every
Teeth Tilled and war.-antr-d for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or,
retnottdli-d, Irom r.t 0 to $IJ p,-r sell
Beiinnlul Gnni Knameled Tert inserted at
pric to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satia
larlicn. IVupio who hate ariilicial tca-th
a ilh ahich they cannot eaf, are eapt-iail
invited to call. H ill visit pruttaaiutiallt
at Ibeir homes if notified by letter.
Will visit regn'arly at Ricliflold ths 2nd
fffrfea of Mat aod October.
Tikms Caah.
G. L. DERR,
FractlCHl Ueutlot,
At-T BLIBOEO IB BirrLIBTOWB, Pa., IS I860.
Oct. 14 f 5.
BEST MADE
CLOTHIJN G
IN
P II I Ii A D E L Y H I A
-tor
-A.. C. YTLTl !S & CO.,
SIXTH ANP CHESTNUT.
LEDGER BLILMNO
"tottce loTrtupatiteri,
Havira; lr( d 4i acres of woo.1 land
ot Iavin Uil.r.n.and 400 seres ot wood
Isnl cl John Vr( lure, a-lj.oninjc li, 0!
IViir.lvsnia Ksiir' ad Cn:psi y in the
vicinity et fcr.xler's (ip. I herrl'.y ranii.n
all persona spainat tresLsasinir -n the alx.ve
menti. r.ed leased lai ds tor tha purpura of
cntting umber and so torth.
Miffliutown, May 26, icb9. ' '"B0"-
rtOHETIIIXC. XEVT under the sun.
7-,7Xul',iu.T 0,"r i,r"A
i IBS. Every lionae-ket ner. Lnnii,.,. I
SK.re-seeper wants it. Sample aent br
mail. 6 l I lor 2.rts.. 12 . f for 6fVts.
rir.i t,,at$ jir.ATS WjIKTED for thu
Coaav. Addrea VORTIim u wivn
CO.. fanntaclurera Agrais, PhilsnsipMa
a . i - -v a. "aV . 7
PLUQ it
ci ri ti
m I
i til eI
i a n m
1 ' ELI 1
AUTUMN AMD WINTER
IUAVJi THE
Latest Fall
WINTER STYLES !
Tbe Champlsa Clwllsler sr.Juulalutosuljbatin,.,,,
turned fria tat Custr cltlws
FALL AIND WINTER STOCK,
Will xu&ke friends, outsLicb rivals, Win Tictoaiea, tna sli
sueiila.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
and Gsnfs fumisLing god. First OissB, -oit.inug Hy,
Eltganca, yrith prissi that will a.stwu. yo. So ! is eiB6ut
I prove tbis.
But I ask your patronage osly when I gif eomplst katisfawtioa. ,
stock of UATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES OVKR-ALL8, WaVTCBHl J
JEWELRY, Calico, Percale and Thite Sliirts, Xeck mezx, 9,
Cuffs,Trnnk and Satebsls, is full tad ecaplsU. Call lil
Sanil STRAYER.
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FUKaflSBlR
IN PATTERSON.
June 16, 1SS0.
Lopis K. Araiaaoa. F. M. M. Psaaliu.
ATBil!VSO.f it FES9ELL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
MlFrLINTOTTH, PA.
tjycollectinf and Conveyancing preaapi
ly attended to.
Orrica Ob Main street, la placs of resi
dence ol Louis 8. Atkinson, Kaq., south ot
fcridge street. 'Oct 26, lt6.
D.
M. CKAWFORP, M. i.,
Has resumed
a actively the practice of
urgery and their collateral
e st the old corner of Third
Medicine and Sn
branches. 023c
and Orange streets, ailfElntown, Fa.
March 2'J, lb76.
Jobs Vcl.Acnni.iB. Jcatra W. Ftimmal
1C I.AI . ST5151 EL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYJIL, JUXIJTJ CO., FJt.
03""Oaty reliable Companies represented.
Dee. 8, 18?6-Iy
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MlFFLIHTOTfS,
WIT
BUANCn AT POBT R0IAL.
Stockholders Individnally Liable.
JOSSm KOTHROCK. Prtstdrni.
T. VAN" 1KWIN, Caihif.
MklCtOII.
V7. C. f onieref Josrph Itmhrork,
John Ileruler,
Miilip U. Kei ner,
Kof-rt B. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
Umi li Atkinson,
I STOCBBOLI IBS I
Fliilip II. Kipner, Annie M. Shalley,
Jna'ph llothrock, Jane H. Jrwin,
L. K. Atkinon. R. E Paiker,
W. I'. I'omeri.y, J. iiM-.rea Irwin,
J..hn llerti er, T. V. Iitiin,
Mary Kur.i, Jer in Is. T Lcrrpiao, Jr
Chailotta bojder.
Three and Fonr p-r rent interest will te
j paid CB CAit.CCSTes t i dijonie
fjan S3, 1SE7 11
Jic Firm.
-oco-
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
iio more summer lor months
,1 , .T -
to come, rait aim i inier are
here, and to conlorm to the
chance, the Senior member of
. Jr , .
the firm hasjust returned from
T. , at i . i ,
.hasten, Markets, where he se-
lAf.wl a .1 ... J.
.vh.va v,,lu j.ic.11 t.UL- Hie gWU
tbttt Lis many patrons favor
DROP JJV.
We Lave now filled our
ebelves with Fall and Winter
Goods of all kinds. Our cus
tomers Lave appreciated our
i etlortS tO give them goods to
euit their purposes, una we lewistdwn division.
.. ,,i . i .. Tra'na leave Lewistown J ii-'iioa Isr SS-
behe e that we are better pre- roy t o 10 . .n, 10 65 a m. i u p i
pared than ever to merit their snntmry at 7 4 a m, 3 0 P m.
r , Traina arrive at J.ewtarnwn Junctislss
COntlUtnce. e invite OU tO j Milroy at b 6U am, 1 L'5 pin, 4 SU pl rrsa
come and fee and be satitfied. j Si,,iUUrT '5 a ni, 1 op ra
in our dress goods detartnicnt! ttkonk djvisiok.
we have almost everything. LZ JlV 'tX
Don't be backward, call for 1'ruue 'or curweubvii.o and oissrBHn
what vou want. I 6 w 25 p
Shoes and Hoots.
Our Coot and Shoe De-
I partnietit is lull in its assort
ment, and you certainly can be
! SUlted in fit, quality and price.
; Whatever improvements liiixti
been added by the inanufactures
Ui It lilt 111 ail. ei Can i Bir.J
, !r C Mil Trams leave lluutinj-l'.o fir Bi!
bUpply OU WltU loot Wear lorn.,uUmau and Cumuer:it.a at ts'
any in or out door rr ice. Our i 8 ai m'
grocery Denartment never htL's
We have on hand a lull line ol
Frebh, Plain and Fancy
GROCERIES.
Also, the only full line ot
' af "V "T " ry ri e- "W-IT . a x
j VsC J HaHj l O WVLvJli
j .
in the COUnty. EvCTV llOUte
1 1,..,,- ti J , .
, bt 1J,iVe S lull eupply ol
Queens and Glassware, this is
j the htore to cail on for such ar-
j tides.
All orders bv mail will re
ive prompt attention.
ceive prompt attention
IleineAiber the place,
t . e r r,
"fiTKErr, OfPOaTTI CoTJRT HoCSE,
,
i ava
y a'
itlliiitovii. Pa.,
Ffed'k. liSPJii SCil A IE
TvltU a woudarfal
6t iis
Ftfi K S YLV ALL KAiLErjIir
TIM K-T A 11LE
Oa and after Sunday fcot'r
trains liist stop at M-CinaUlrMul.
EASTWARD.
ALTOOSA aCCOSSOBATK;! laaai Alsaia
dally at 6 20 a. m., T trooe in k
llnntlngdon 6.2 a. m., Monnt Ctisi m
6,57 a. tn., N'ratut Uaiailion ; t B
ScTevtown a. m., Lewiito.!. ;a '
mi.vi'i o "i ui., jj.rr.iQ 8 2 a. a
Port Royal P. 17 a. rn-. V.xica s.'.j t
j Tuscarors f,20 a. ro.. Vaa..kel.,e as'
Thotnpaontowr: V.K a. m., Durrfj4j J
m., atliierainwn B,i(a ia, .Xawirtjc-,
m.. arriv irr at Ha-nrtc-gat 161,,. t
and at Khilad. lplua, p. bl '
Spa hoeb Exf-a leavatA'.Ujaail,.
BtC.f6 s. ra., a:.d a:.j; a ajj rtri
I Bta'.ioDS bctweeo A1U jls sal Hamitiw
reaches Mimia al tr ;'5 s. Ba-tAu
11.4U p. and ar::ti la pal:ds:jtAa
S.15 p. c.
Mail Tkaih lent,, Pll-.targ saitT s
6.6A s. tn., A Honr s at if.tv p. c, at
pin;: at all regciar s:atiuui airitui si IU
at 5 ta p. ra., Miir.'lttcr)! i.W) j.
adelpbla 4 ib a. in.
stall Express leavn hittitarj sllsitB.
Alloona e U' p m ; Tjrtte ti i fiuw
ingdon 7 87 p rn ; Liwutuwn (4f a; xj.
Biu9 1Upu:i liirrjftarr; K'4iaB fi
dclptia 4 lb a ni.
Fhiladclphia Kspre'i iii ilai it nK
at 11 t7 j. ra , whea fligfi.d
T LSI? A2:t.
! Fast Livr lpares P!iil,;pju 4J:r ai
- 11 5U s m ; Ilairlt! -a.-j H'j p vj I
f Oft p tu j I ew :t w:i t f m ; i taau
j S 10 p rn; ArrlT.-iM Ini.' -.rriiimpa.
i Wat Iap.vgcb learta Ti Mt'-jk
I daily at i Sii s. n:- Uarr:bnr, ( II a. a
i Dui esnnirn, 8 . a m.; Nwp..rl, tn a
m.s ilierstnwn. P 4'Js. w-iTbsni-iMiswa,
9 t2 a. an.; Van fJrtrn, 10 ' a. b : Tiiue
) era, 10 0 a. on.; Mexico. 10 07 a. sj. fart
r-. J-AJ, IU 18 a. , aaii. jn
siiliord. 10 2C, a. m ; Narrow, 10 14 a. a
LtwiMown, IU 4 a. in.; MeTertowa, 1114
B. rn.j N'rvtnn Iisrv.ltcic, 11 89 A. a. Ht
tintdon, 12 17 p. in.; 1 - rone, 1 67 a a
I Altoona, 1 4S p. m., eai stra, atsllnfajr
sulluiis between U iriur.crj tut Aiimia;
OtIVKB KxiBCCa leaves l'lnlatiAS
ly at 6 iO p. rt. , ilartl.uur,, u t. a,
stoi ptnr st K.ttvi;!e. Mrilie, Dlato-
j non, Newport, Nliiieraiowa, Thesijwosian,
1 ort itoya1, time at i",in, II da. a.i ai
tooca, 2 'M a. ic, ar-d l'iitsarg , I il ia
Mail Tbais irxv-s PbiialwIih.Adtilr
7.00 b. m.. HarrUtcrE 11.10 s. .. Ire-
ift. ' r- n... Mi ti.n K.47
j ping at all regular stations batatas HAa
',Q "acnes a. wnun w r
riiiMiurge.zup.
Alti-oxa AcroBunijiTiov Isirsa Tit
adclplna dai!v at 1 1 0 A. in., BVrntarf
4.1") p. m. Duticann'..! 4 4J p. a., -
i L' rt m M"erat..wa 5,:i s. ,
i 1 nouipM.iitown i, p. in., VsnirXs .
p- ni .. Tuacarom &.ts p. m., Hui:coi.Mr
in., Port Koal fl.M p. nj., M iria 6, -
n ., Leistuw0 0,21 P. m , KcVmioai i,
K V- '' Mewti.n Hajint'.B 7.10 as,
I lluntinpdau 7 4J p. in , Alt-an i M f s
Pacific Fzpresalesves Ftiilide'plik II B
pm; liarriatjurir S M s m L'i:icanrtl
SKatii; Kea-porl 4 01 sm; llilnilli
ui Lewihtoa n 6 i'I a tn ; McVe;loii!l
a. rn; lit. L'nioo 4 4 i a rj : llontlnrilosl
I 12 a ru j I'elerabLrp tf 2b a m ; S.mcsCmt
! 40 a m ; Tyrone 7 "itl a tn ; Kail's t
7 'It a m ; Altcoca 6 O'ja mi Titu"!
12 4 5pm.
I S'a bhcre Express st-t, ss SnWiri
I Mill . . 3 ,.': . . , l-i.M
j Ilsineburg at 1 16 p. m.
I j ittiii, iravo lyrouo ior arriai.-
! I'ennr-j lvsnia Furaacs and Scotia l
j in ALd 1 IU p re.
Trains arrive at Tjrune from Bal iafca"
aud Loct liaveu at 12 05 p in, srd S I" P
Trains arrite at Tfn.na fraca Cnra-
villo an.l (JltarHold at 6 60s m, arid 11 "
j 17 pm.
I Turns a.rivsat Tyrone fro
I C0iiA,lfB-
FurtAts i'
i TT' u,ltt SI'!! w""-
n. t B'. T. B. h r lTWie.
Trains arrive at Huntinjilon f.'
fold, Hvudman and Cunir.t.rica kt
p. ui., b 2J p. iu.
UOLLIDATSBUEG P?:iCB.
Trains leave A!: 1093 for fa ntall:l
7 'M a m. 8 -.i a tn. Ii i'' p m. 1 t "'
S 00 p m., 8 I'O j tu 9 60 p ra.
Trains
an ire
At Ailor.rs fraiB
c . , , k -1 m a - - 1 . it . m i ? n I
&j p. ra. b 4U p. m. T 0 p ic. ard 10 " '
ni.
Cautluo .ullce.
Ail perrcrs sie herei.y rn:'!"'''. "J JJ
trraps.s ,n tbe landa o: the nnifsffB"1
Spruce Hili, stid Beala towrub ps, tar f.
purpt.se o( atb-r!i:( t-eiilea, iiiui'i' l'
ini, or in a;iy oibtr way ""P"''
said lan'ls. sa Ibe tre-pa-s i" w1' T
forced Biatnat reo&le w bo vin st a
Hais" lmn
June , 1S9.
Tha Sentrrttl unit A'cyiai Vn
. . . t , T V IT. It
placs t ieUj) Ta ttoas.
rW :-Uj ff i'Jv r.e'ed.Vny't'hrt 10
SENTINEL &
M1KK LI
, vr
TE iJ
S.baaripUon
l.f
l.i0 ii
an -
Transient
aAvertia
b for eaJ
,ent P
Tranaiant
buaineas
sau. entl
reductions
per hi.
v ill ba
by tto
Ifl aa.
f SAT.
47; OK J
OBXl Wfc-
Congrats ccnc
Tcasber'a lutli
Ll
u'e
gamael BuIIibj
U lil
aWas ia town.
Jtla is tUe year ;
E'ps and ralLca.
Oil s'oth 2 yarJa :
risncUtas iIaiiM:e
Sabbath s-Lonl w
raady f-r tlo bo;.Ja
reiJeCt wet ii .1
fond at suicani c ...
Cash ft-r ti Ua ir
fcBtahcr, kl JliiL-.u-
John dauiiitoa, a. 11
4 when lrC3rtl
Shar.fr Ni'bla
the 7tn dv o! Jauuar
Tbe comi'-g
iB'erealibK ouo lr-i b
Tbera la au sbuu.s
ocstiueLliv uja: 1 L.
People who Lai ti.
accouio-latrd b t3
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