Mount Pleasant journal (April 26, 1882)

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rriK WEEK'S NEWS.
They ciiirii .'..'il  n teacher   by
ii- 10. S id in-\ 'Griffith, a thorough iiiii ■ j
un.   A.fter Instriiotlng lire bnrd far
| over it liinntli un l-'rida\-..I-IhmI   week   ho I      KPItOMlZKD NATIONAL EVENTS.
Jtui'M*'! up among the Mlsslngi   Be was —— a	
JN   MEM(AK
"I'.nlll  f.Ovc. n Miming M.irk."
,1 null It.iulll,   ll,[P,irl„ll,|llnr
(HSU Spirlnl  Sl-i-lhc.
PLEASANT I.VITV.
■ niiiliiliiti'H riii
^^'i'oi|iiS( will sunn o^on lip.
TVbllky plenty on pay days,
it-is,- ball has struck our town.
r. t'. mants mi inoro of Mes. < 'oombs
* ill i Xnriiiil si-lioiil Is   I10W ill
Cul Anderson has pbntrsoted tor lb-
building of the new sohool house.   'I'll
mii'iiiiit nt Ins bid wm |B8,TO0 mi.i the propr|tttion of 12,080,000 for carrying out attendance ana uttfiiyTi i
bnlldlnBletobeoompletedby Deoember f, , ,-        f(,     »»•':•    i  P»'«r™a wiw eaponiaiiy inai
■ ' - , tun l'i ruiiiiiii'iuliitiiins of till'   Mississippi   nppric iit'mi ot iln'Mm-rcd   \\
pi   iippi
,,,, , i ill-Hi iimi her life wiii
River LoinmiSSSOn.     ilie I resilient   sent    tin-,,i.   Nuch tnili-.-il i
WHfCKflAS.    l-'iniim   /.. Krkti-r ivui  u   llM'Ht
faithful iifiiiiiiiiiit   ut  the  t.  ti.   Hiiiiiuit'i
sellout, null,
,-ruit,- Oatli- I ll,'!"''1 ot'" Altoons Where he had pavi ned   .,.,,„„„,,., „f,i„. \\,,u; Ussuffctcranhswl : nito wla'irot^ffisBoa'r^for^frorn us this
illll'lllll'llsilllil left   fur    Philadelphia.      He Am,-,-l,-,.l„ll,.,l„,..M-.,u,tr„«r.l ,    I,-, „„ ,1 ,l„sv„,„,e „,„|  ,,„,„| ;   11.. • r. ■ I., r, •.   i.i
klpiMid l.ls linui-.l u this place. fiM. rUrry niMll1 betoved^ns!! """'""••< •"""""•"l"'">' "f «"
ttetalm,i, i.i. 'I'lint irorKrvoloil   0  faithful
\\ i:ii\'i:nn w.    The   President    sent   a ' impll Mini ii ii'iin uinUi-i-iiv tin- tiiiui,  uf
,    ., .. i lOliniiil. u I,,, lh.,',;-li v.,,,,,-; Inn'l ,-,Mli,,-,hi phiri-
messagetoi ongrons reeomenfling un ap-; in tho amnions oi ovurj ,„„■   hJ her faithful
ini'Muil ,,t Ins  linl   was  J2S,70O nuil  tlie ,..,-;.,#..... „f*-> n-m nun r,.r ,.,.,. -,.i„„ .„,» I nt.ii-n.hui.-.- mi,I -.nnlyV,! fifvlne work liar
lli-l-   1,1; I,
m wsi ,' i-
lv 111,Kiel I hv
iter of her
111,-Unit Inn   t,, i.iii.w   her  «..-, t,, live  I,,,'.
Mnny  tender ohordi   worn   lorved  by  her
n.-.l ciiii'Ti'ss of Aiiieri-   ,1,'iuii.   \s o shall nherlah iona the tni-mury of
iiiii'a-     ' '     ■ ■ .un-,-Ni,-,-in,-,l I.i,u,in.
can republic* to tha action of that body.     Kmutred, .'mi. That wo hereby extend mir
At the I'l'leliriiiiiiii of tlie centenary ol  '"'V'!1,'" 'l'!!1,1,'1',,1!0',,'",!1',' !?''!""' '","!",*'
I ami 111,'inIs 111 tills   tll.'li'  heavy   less,   wlllrll,
Grnttan's Declaration of Irish [nuepoiul-  wehave fun naanranoe is Bmma-a ctormii
  ... ,    , , • |..iilii,iiiiil we 1 in .1 Hint lli„(lnu-,-uf (l.„l limy
l.Ai'Uioi.vii.i.i-:. i ence, in   Baltimore,  Md.,ex-Judge Jere   nistnln them tn their grlof
The pike from hereto mi. Pleaaanl Is S. Blat*. of Pennsylvania, and others de   eti^we'b^^
i-i n terrilili ml il inn. | livere.l addresses On tlie  Irish   Olieition, ! wlllothlni who said ■   "lllr-aaod are the dead
j II,I,I ill.- In the I,,,1,1    II, 1,1 lie   it.i,   In    lie-   lie
Tiit'isn.sv.   The limine  adopted   the   purturaofliila |owel, more fullyroaUse ths
 il ,ii entire onnaec.ratlon  in it,,- wmli  ,,i
funding ,i,   Iniiihs
leiTir -'    '.'.",'1(11,1, iili.  1 hat a eopy of these roaolo.
ti,.ns 1,,-seiii  to the bereaved family, Unit
ill a iicitln-i ( aliinl,ell iiiii-Ciiliniiiieiitilleil ; 11,,-v he  rocordod   hi   tin- iniiiiile   hunk, unit
rtr. Cowan's lecture was a success, ana mental to the frnlt in this locality. ,    ....'   , r ,, ...     uiaopubiuhod in nm mi. rioamuit Jocbhai..
,v,.ii llt ,-n.ie.i. ' totheseat.   rho town of Brownsville, M|W M M,„(,.,.„,N,
The jug line between this  place and Jlo., was visited by a  cyclone,  which '.-. '•'•: \'.< ''■'■'"•       ■''•"
J. A. tweedy baa opone I up his hotel  n,,- public works was immense lost Sal  j „m„.,| u1(, ,|(„,|, ,,,; wven persona nnd ■ ' _ "
iiiiiI is now ready for business. ' brdsy,
isi 1882.   Wiirk was began i
The teachers nnd their suhotars   w...
,,    , , , i     ,    -, ,      a   lni's:l''e   tu  ( iiliL'l'ess   Htllimiltlii"     I
eiilii;n'lle;l     tu   vaeate   ihe    nlil     hlllhl
Ing and are now Ailing onl their unea    1
fiireil term al rooms In different parts of
inn i the town,
Two new stores are to bo added to our
list.
Messrs. Scott  Urns,  arc going  to  try
again.
The nil  nxcltoraenl  will soon bo re-: proponed new railroad,
ne\i Sit,
Our people are looking forward to the
-opoaed new n
The late freezing haa boon very detri
majority report   of the  committee  In
the l tali contested elected ci
ias opone i ii|i his hotel  ihe publlo works was inn
the Injury of many others, besidosdatna*
Editor   VVelshons,   of  tho   Scottdalo     Aftor an absence of over two months ging property,
returned   home
MARRIAGES.
1)0 not tAih to visit
OHTTINCHR & LEWY,
"THE OLOTHIEBS;'
They have the largest stock ol
CLOTHING,
CKEHSTTS'
Reuord, was In town last week. Mrs. Jacob Loblngl
Opposition Is tho life of trade, and the;l'1'"1" Philadelphia,
hotel men are working it up strong.
Our correspondent to tho Press aeems I Ponds »nd "as them stocked win,      i
to be well posted with regard ti Ken    man carpa, reselved from the Fiah  Do
lucky hurs'-s and "dun ponies." jpartment.
!   O. P. shape A Co, hare begun aotivi
I'liinw.   The S'eriia!  Bervl
repudiate tlie Insinuation tl
Rlnce writing the article of two weeks
it'.i'n ii has been ascertained that tho calf
u hieh was mentioned was not a calf, but
pi-dved to be tho hired man,
iiV of   MrC'OMIifl   (.EIGHTY,   en   tin- '-I'lli   In*!.,
I      III the   llel'iil-lileil |iiirsnu:i«e,   hvl.'ev.   S. /..
i. 1'. I. ni, inkier has ereated two fl»b I thorn knew ol Howgatea operations.  ■     iienm.Mr.JamtM II. Mnjombu, or Rollins-
Thedogabovi awardswero nearly eotn- »"&REetehty'Sfi^rras'fafiSn M,M ^
ploted yesterday.   The exlbttlon viioi •
, .        '    . „, ,. ,,       , CJEOnOK   WILLIAMSON,     On    lln-   20th,
lllis ovenlllg, the Indiana OUtbroaR Bt Innt. near Huteravlllo, bj llev.J.H. Mnrplo,
Hie Snn Torino i \ Mi nroncv h-is ns- Mr. John (ieorgn, ,,i t'lttahlirg, and Mrs.
un .-Min aims  in.   .H.i  ,i,.ini\   n.is ns i    KuanbetliWIlllamsonofKlllabctliPa.
operatlonson their 1,000 acre trael of isumea n serious aspect, and united States
liiuher land, They will run several troops hnVe beon ordered out in persuit
sawmills, and besides sawing all kinds of tlie hostiles. Leading Mormon news-
I lumber will make railroad lies, pit! nnnerA bewail ihe action of the House of
ni lies, pit I papers b
'i hi
Bcture given by  Dr. ('"-.van on ties and posts, and  will  peel  a great Representatives In the Cannon-Campbell
Friday evening was atteudod by an appreciative and largo audience.   Thosub-
^tyc^ (}f the lecture was such as to Interest
111,    The Dr. un de many warm   friends.
The etitri'tniriiien! given on Saturday
evening by M rs. i 'oombs was of the kind
that such performances areliablo to give
quantity of hark
TO AND FROM OUR CITY.
Nsmss ot Those ivin, Registered nt Nn-
tiutini Betel i.uki vv<-< n.
sinimv.   William Truby, BroadPord
ease.
SaTi bday, A bill for tlie organisation
of the Territory of Alaska was reported
to  ihe Senate.- Pour men have been
JOHNHON llItuWN, On Ihe '.|i Ih, he.I. Hi-
Rev. W. H. Lour/, nt the r,-,l,l,m-e ,,t ll-e
lirlil- '< liiiithi-riii liilnnhiivi, PA. Mr, hum-s
.i,.in, .tun. in Mow iinttie  Brown  both it
East V/ard, Uulontown l'a.
DEATHS.
1U ill IN.   un Ihe lath In.'l,, .hiiues Victor, sun
,,( \  .1. and  l.in-y  Bobbs, agad  i year  i
liiuiillis iimi '^H days.
Irowned by the capsizing of a |„>-it on
the Hudson, near Verplanck'a Point. ki-;i,i,ki!.  on u,,- inth, Inst. Pranfc, son of
< lini-ie-i unit Aiiiiui'in Keller, aged i years
"I'niiay.   Mr.   Vniidi'iliilt lias a  new
st winter by some of our memb
Society, an appreciative audlom
nol relish the  kind of pieces rei
on s iiiiniav evening.
of   llreiini-n, llii/.lcll;  W. ('.   Iliilihs,   Seott-
\lier  the pieces  which were   rendered] Pa.! Edmund Yardly, Broad Ford;t J. P.  |aw suitagalnil him to recover 81,000,000
originating In his dealings with the State
Line Railroad Company.   In  New  Eng-
' I land the rellgotts eloraonts Is taking great
111 days,
dale: T. II.   Plommlng,
ittdnloi Miss
ilei-eil I Maria I". Overliolt. Emma   Mines; ('ha
MT. PLEASANT MARKETS
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
Corrected « kly'by Froed, Htoncr & cn.,ivti
oral ilealcl-i In proline,• ami mel-ell.-ill,Iimi-.
T. Games, Institute; Jus. Jackson, Ever
son; ('has. Ball, Tip T,,p Mine,-.; Joseph I 'nteresl In ti lection of the theological
Lynch,    Valley   Mines;   (leu.   llettemy.   professor   Of   tlie    Ami'iver   Tlieoli,;ie;il
siii'itiiai.k. fvalloy Mlnesj J. P. Wentllng, Oreens- Seminary.   An  extensive  lire, greatly
Tho borough council hasordainod and burg; B. S. ilolliday, Qroonsburg; .1. P.  destruetivo of property Is reported from
enacted that no frame building over ten Morojiand, Grosnsburg;   A.  C. Bhand, Lake  City,  Minn, Conflagration   have
feet high shall be put up In the business Oreensburg; .1. a.  Murchand, Qr a   been raging clsowhere.
portion oftho town without the permis-  gi D. K. Loomls, Tarrs. I    Mosdav.   Testimony of a s ewhal
Slon of the Council   Thai  Uo building     Monday.   C.   M.   Cooke,   Pittaburg; damagina   character   has   been   given
khallbepntuporallowedtoremalnonthe T.   k.  Wright,   Pittsburg;   B.   Boatty, Lgninil, thb Superintendent of the United  J
r,,.,,,, streets ,,, the business portion of Miss  Caleb aroenawalt,   Buena Vista; gSate> Mint at NowOrleansal the invr*
liio town but storerooms, offices, si  D. D. Durham, Philadelphas A. Wilcox,  .     ,.       r,,     ■ , ,,,   ,|(.,„
a », meat shops, dwelling 1 .es, ho- Mansfield, Ohio; W. Wilcox, Manafleld   "fV " J > f ?   ^ """ ,"8t thfl   tSn'o'll neriiL::'..',
UKTAII.  TOICKS,
A I'l'h'S, per lui	
dried, per n,	
Butter, fresh roll, por Hi	
I,,, al, per ell t .,
..green, per lh	
tels or   publlo  halls.    That   any   person
■Jointing these ordinances shall be liable
tu n tine of toil dollars, togothor « ii Ii the
j'osis of moving the   aforesaid building
or structure
\ ■ online- to the S'otidai,' Record
tlie town ofScottdalo has been In an up-
l'nar over a scandal which occurred here.
A   oltlaon hi I buslnoss   In   Pittsburg
Hlileli, when he left home, he thollglll
■iviiil.I dotain him several days. He kissed Ins wile an affectionate farewell,
.After arriving in the Smoky City ho
round thai ho could sottlo his matters
nnd attend to his business and return
the s un,' night, lie took the evening
tti'iiinon (be II. ,'■. (>. I!. II., hut from
Broaill'ord to Scnttdalo ho had to walk,
ns then was no night train on the branch.
Upon arriving in ih;!n of his- domictlo
he nlisei-veea priimiiieiii liiisiu'-.-'.-i man of
Neottdnlo knocking al his frontdoor. A
It lo c irloiiH to know wirit all I his meaill
h i aoncoahl him ;"!f w urn shortly aft or-
« ard ins v. ifc opone I Ihe door and affectionately admitted the business man. Tho
(Pizen then wont and procured a Smith
rV Weston revolver, nnd entered his house
by Hie rear cutrnnco, nnd prcsentod the
iiiu/./.le to the two destroyers of his happiness. His wife had lo kneel and Iicl:-
<-,r her life. The prominent
had to do the same
made the business in in ivi v
W. D. Stevenson, Pittsburg; Jas. Markle,
West New tun; (ten.   \V.  Stewart,   i'ills-
W. >:. Dumbrill, Pittsburg.
Tuesday.   J, Woavor, Pittsburg; Geo.
Buttermore,  Ohio;   J. T. McCullough,
I'.essemer;    W. S. Cunningham;   Pitts-1
Official.   There  will  be B grand  liiivnl i""""" prr"   „
j ('nunti'.i' noup, per I'1
nnd military display al Portress Monroe
Ibis week.    Senur Martinez, the Chilian
Minister, has be,-ti   transferred  to   London,   [lis successor will beScnorOodoy.
Tho condition of Roar Admiral John
Inn-fr; lien. Allien, Smoky <'ity; Carl I RoJgcrS is slightly improved, The
Stewart, Smokoy City; J, C. Johnston, Right Lev. Michael Fleiss was conse-
Oreensburg. crated Archbishop of Milwaukee, Wis.
Wkdnusuay.   Cbnrles    8.   Stewart,     Ti t-siav.   Uowker Fertiliser Works.
Pittsburg; Oeo.H.Swoaringen, Dunbar; | Elizabeth, N. J. destroye I by lire   Loss,
"       luiliis, peril	
shoulders, per n.	
si,lea, pci-P	
Eggs, pcritnz	
Plour, pci'iiht	
Fish, fresh, per it,	
Mackerel, per ft	
" new inc. s, per ll>.
Honey, per lb	
I.anl, tier lb	
-.-. o. molasses, per gal	
i ml,ins, per l,u	
isked    mob   al ' Potatoot, per bn..
i. M. Garrett from I '"'''■• '"■''"'	
Bags, peril,	
jail and hanged him,   lilaine explodeni
Sugar, aTiinulatod, per In,
||,-- ".\," per?,
A. Cnmmlns, A. P. Landon, J. E.  Mel-  jioo.OOO;    Insured
ehcr, Pittsburg; Albert. Miller, Oreens-   ,'. ,    i   ,
"■  11 Ireonaway, in, .. u
burg; Tims. W. Ilell,   Pittsburg;   O.   M.
Serpell, ConneUsvllle; R. S.   McCurdy, ,
Froeport; John C.   itoy,   Dayton, ,„,-„.   H'" S.mtli Ameneun bubble ands-pu-lel
s. iiaehiuan. Aih-henv; P. T. English, es ^hipherd. -FloWda steamer explodes brown,pern
Pittaburg;  (has.  McCarty, Smiihiiehi; j"'"' kil,a a number  of persons. -Mrs. g*™p0]f^, 	
s. D. Ache,.I. a. Little, Plttsbnrgj John Dlrfon, aged tfrenty-oighl  years, of St.  '1',.,,,',,,,,-ti'.'..	
(I ii Mil h, 11 oiner City. Lo 'lis, M ,.. elopes with a seven teen year
TiiuiisDAt.   I,. II. Hugh, D. T. John,  old buy.- Stalwarts defeated on county
David Neighbor, Pittsburg; J. H. Sutler candidates at Franklin, l'a.
Col il m I ins, Oh in; Win. (I. Me' linvn, I !ar-
rel county, Md,; Wilson Rossor, Dawson
Pn,; Wm. Kelley, Oonnellsvllle; II. I'.
Snyder, ConneUsvllle; S. Bachman, Allegheny: !■:. A. Upstill, I). K. Loomls,
Tarrs; Mrs. K      , Jones Mills,
Fbiday,   J,  11. Truxal, Greoiisburg;
n,'„.   n.  dray,   Ironton,  Ohio;   R.   Ai I foundation, however, that Mr. Pnrnell I PHVchi«Bnr,t?io'n
CABLE C'JLLIHGS.
A iii-n-r Ontllna of i--->- 'i Day's Doings
Over the Oeseta*
Wednesday.   Ii is rumored, without
DISSOLUTION.
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Mendic, lialli re;   i-'. E.Ogleves, Alex-
.liunlria;    Q,   M.   Serpell,    ConnollsviUe;
eltlseu E-   A-   r''H,m'  Tarrs;   Milton   Kones,
lim all the  P'ttsburg; A. C. Shand, W. B. MoOalob,
money bo bad as well as sign pi rsthat U-K. Johnston, I,.  B. Turney, Oreons-
wouM command some more. And then bur« •'• Watt, 1!. I,. Ilolliday, II. 1,-iuf-
• lie.iii,a-n left savin'; thai Ihev might fer> Pittsburg; II. W. Kishering, Allo-
!.., etho rest oflhelrdavsto llicmsolvos, IBheny; Edmund Vardly, Tims.  Adams
Nollro is hereby given thai the linn known
n«.I. A. McCurdy £ i o., piihllabersoftho .Ml.
I'I,n Mini .l„iiiin,l, has tills,in v been dissolved
by in,He.,1 .unsent. .All persnns hai-lng
elalins ii.'HilnsI .said iimi, or knoiving ttiein
selves in,let,ted tu the said Ilrm will please
■ all and seiiie,
.!. A. Mi'i'l-nnv,
April 21, 1883 W . ,1. Iliri'llMAv.
fin-.luiunal  Pobllsblng Company having
\v-p:,|„ '-   II ml .lull   ulllee   of
had been shot on  his   way   In   Kiliuain-   the Mt. PloaaKnt Jonfnul fr
* Co., will oontlnue the bi
nam.   ills whereabouts are unknown.  -  ilsrtments, nnd loltcltthc
nxe of lis supporters,
Mo  (inly
,- ' ill all  Itsile-
Itlmic-ll |,all',,n-
The hopeful attitude of the British pov-
i nil,lent toward Ireland Is shown by the
fad thai the releases of suspects greatly
outnumber the nefl arrests, An anonymous threat has been mado to blow up
the cavalry barracks at Windsor,
thai he hid resigned as the liege lord of I Connollsvilloj Wm. Truby. Broad ford; j    x„BMDAy    Sarah Bernhardl has left I taxes, pnyable on und after Miiy 6.1*«,
ii.,, ,- -,,,„,i ' J. 0. Blake, East End; S. F.   Bailen, T.   «,   , -,,,,,,-,     , '    „   „ ,.  HliNBY JOHDAN
, . , '       I Madrid l-,r oporto all.a-lu-r cn/'igcini-nl      Mt. Plcasa^t, Pa., (.ashler
llutcliinson, , lames   Pitcllir,   littsbiirg; :   . ., . , .,  ,     „, .., April 21,18&J. j l-26V)t
1 ,,,- Stttllltuh    e.,,,,1,,1        She    \.-,ll    ,r,.   */. '
Thomas Dobson, Oreensburg;   II.  M
Clove, Pittsburg;   I.. Canoson, Oreen
hiiig: J, A. Murchand, Oreensburg,
Si'itiiPAv.   A. V. Dunlavy,  Bowers-1"
BANK DIVIDEND.
The Directors of the first National Punk of
Ml. I'li.isaul, Pa., lei v,-declared a dividend or
hrci percent, on tl apltal si.„-i(, out of the
■arnlngs of II,,- |m-I Kls i tha. free of all
stosichvii.i.i:.
I'iie Bethel Sunday school has boon on
increase
Madrid for oporto after her ongagemenl
at the Spanish capital. She will go to
Barcelona nnd Brussels before proceeding to London.— W. Do Losseps' scheme
lot -'losling the   Desert  Of  Sahara   has!
Assipea s Notice.
"Mis'sMai^PoolofPainterville I. vis-   to^; ^b.^D." -> nnproved by the  French CMn.t\^:£i^^^S^l}.  HDUSS P AIHTIKQ T f       .Q^      ^^^^^^
itlrig with Miss Sadie Fox. WE. Erwin, Philadelphia. WH Dell,  Council. ^r^aa.sn^^^ ^O ity}
j Baltimore;    John     Keyser,     I Instman;       rBIDAY.—About live 1 mud red nihilists i Nlchol to J. 11. Wnkefleld of Ml. Plenaanl I ii.,
FURNISHING GOODS
■A
Ever -seen in   Ml.   I'lciisant.
GIVE THEM A CALL AND UK CONVINCED.
STOP!      STOP
If you want to save money  ynu can  do BO ly buying
your Groceries, Provisions, Queensware and Glassware
AT
ADAMS & TRUXAL'S
We have just received a fine lot of Queensware and
( Hasswaifi which we intend to soil at the lowest possible
lales.    Our ware is of Ihe very best articles that is made.
CASH OR TRADE given in exohange for country
produce.    Remember the place,
West Room Shei rick'3 New Building,
Main Street, Mt. Ploasant, Pa.
(882 SPRING SEASON 1883
OiPiEirNrXirjTGr AT
FEED, STONER & CO.'S
CHEAP STORE,
/
BOYD & LYON
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Main Street, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
t^ni, their advertisement next week.
IvTa,in Street, -        Ivrt. Pleasant, Pa.
Wc take pleasure in inviting your attcnton to our
New Stock of Spripg Goods
We aro now receiving large invoices of th« very latest
Spring Styles, all purchased since the decline in prices,
AVe now oiler bleached and unbleached Muslins, (iinir-
hams, shirtings, ('rash and Towels, Table Linens, Napkins, iVc, al. prices paid by merchants buying a week
earlier.     In our   purchase   <d   Dress   Goods   we   were
equally as fortunate,    We oiler choicest lines of
SILKS -A-JbTUD S-A-TIZLsTS
Black and Colored Caslnnerca, Brocades, Sattocns,
Stripes, and cheap dress goods at prices lully %r> |K.r
cent, lower tl.an old prices. Our stock ol Hosiery,
Gloves, Corsets, Collars, Ties, Handkerchiels, Embroi*
deries, Laces, Ribbons, &c, is full and complete at prices ihat defy competition.
COME AND  SEE  OUR STYLES
\V( have a full line of Ladies' Underwear,in Cambrio,
Linen and Muslin. We ask a special examination
from all our customers, Carpets, Hugs and Oilcloths.
The styles and prices will sell them. Don't lor^et to
see our goods and prices, We have- just opened a large
and assorted stock of
Tlieieloctschoolundortliosupoi'v!sloiiWm.V. Hurst, Knst. Huntingdon; l,u-  havol
ofK-na imb Louoks is doing fliuly. den Clawson, Oreensburg
Tho Dyers storo opposite Shupe's flour- ———»	
fng niill is doing n Rood liusiness.
Rev. H. F. Holton is in Vonango comity   H.iliciting for the college at Finioy
Oliio.
The new room for McElwee's branch
drug store will bo completed by tho first
of-Mtiy.
A WOMAN'S VEHGEANCE.
A Mj-atcrloita Mldiilglil.  C'lmirc!t    Sir ■. :
Tragedy.
Midnight had long staco settled over
our town.   The lout curs had rattled Into
the depot, and nothing disturbed tin
mil at this place Is painful silence sa?6 tho occasional snon t
doing a good 1. mini's, -under the super- "*the policeman who had fallen asleep \tb0 rtotl
intendenoy of William Gross. on hisoeat.   An the clock struck one a  straggle for the annihilation of the Jews
ivi'cniiv arrei
d in  l:
for tin- benefll ofcrodlton of the siiiil
1.1 Nlcliola.
During the anti-Jewish riots In  Podolia     All poraoriH therefore Indebted to tlie nald
r ., ., 1, , Samuel Nlehola. will  mnlse payment to the
lully one thousand houses were destroy- Maid imslgnno  and those havlnii c-lHlms or
cl: the dumago is estimated at 4,300,000 , <Je»«"ands wiu'maka k^nowiilliuKiime without
'     '        delay. J. 1». NvAKi-.i-tl-.i.e,
retary Poster has arrived  in     a-*iiil
r.ihK
Aaalgnc
London, where lie attondsd a Cabinet
meeting.
Satckdat.—From Odessa intelligence
FOR SALE.
A (to. ii I liiilcli cmv. Unit ivill give milk llur-
is received ol   horrible  Outrages against   Ing all the summer reason.   Uimd aeasoiiB for
tho Jews in  the  neighboring  Russian I T^aii.!'"" 1""'!'"'l,l'"'s ii"1"in' !A11>!',,i iiVi'r.''"
, I towns.   Whole streets were sacked and
ned tin; character of a
, , , .,    pedestrian passing along could have ob-
The proposed new coke works  on   the j ,     , • , , ,„    , .
S. Dlllinger property are at a stand still.  servo,d a l™™™}°™. hf^dy muffled in
»looks asrif the works will not ao on an "lsk"'''    "'"'"" ,"'1"1"1 B tree b0X'
for sometime a^or crrefnlly peoring into the darkness
I lie gave a curious whistle.   In a few sec-
Philip Trout has nearly completed his , (mU UQ m [t ,lml t|l,,n ,l(lim ,, h,
new storeroom, and he and Hiram   I.an-!,.   .    ,,       ,,    ,. .   .   . ,      ,
....... , (laslii ' from the Ihird wtory ot  a  house
dis went to the city to purchase a now , .      .,     ...      ,
.    ,    r       a on the oiiinsite Mile ut the street,
stock of goods. I    „.,.    ■    , , , „
"An! Biu s awake, and  now  for  bust-
Thomas Bnygor has purchased nearly j neBg.. murmured the muffled form.
t-wo-thinis  ol  the Henry Stoner  farm     Creeping cantlottsly, he stood beneath
tatolyporohased by Hurst, Stoner, Noel ,ho wim,ow ftom whi(.h 1ho H ,,t ]ku,
«.   llitchmaii.     This  land   adjoins   his
f rm  west of Stonervillo and will  be a
good addition.
Owing to the 'llncsH of Itov. Byrnes,
the venerable John Hickornell occupied
tne pulpit in tlie morning. Although
age ha* left its mark on his portly frame,
yet his sermons have lost nono of their
force and vigor. He gave quite, a
lengthy sermon. Thero was no preaoh-
in the evening.
LATROBB.
The late cold spell killed at least one
[half the fruit crop.
.'mill id at es for the different county offices ire at present canvassing this loonlity
pretty thoroughly.
.Miss 13. J. Churns, one of your public
School teachers arrived home Thursday
for the summer vacation.
Hashed. In responce to another whistle
tho third story window was cautiously
raised.
"Is the rope ready?" asked to man on
the si le-walk.
"Yes," was the reply from aloft.
' Then out with it, as quickly as possible," hissed the muffled figure.
For a few seconds all was silence again,
and then an excited face appeare 1 at the
third-story window.
"Heavens, Bill!" he hoarsely exclaimed,
"the land-lady must have suspected you
were about to jump your board bill, for
she has nailed your trunk to the  floor."
A howl of rage greetod this annniuee-
incnt.and then these words floated down
from above.
"Xevor mind the trbnk, Bill. You ean
get along without it. Go down to (ie;tin-
ger & I.ewy in the morning, and get one
of those excellent Suits being sold there.
—During the first quarter of the present
year 3,082 persons were evicted in Ireland. I'p to Tuesday last the number of
arrests under the Coercion act was !>13.
Sunday.—The French press speaks
warmly of Mr. Darwin.—Tho Eyrie Society wants 11 decorate Mr. Parnell's cell
at Kilmainham.
Moxn.iv. -Osman Pacha Ilcfki, for
merly Egyptian Minister of War, has
been arrested on the charge of complicity
in the plot to assassinate Arab! Bey.—
Mr. Evans, tho correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian, who was am ited
in Austria, has been released.—A London journal believes that before the end
of the week all the American suspects
imprisoned in Ireland will have left the
country.—Among the distinguished passengers coming to Xcw York are Lord
and Lady Randolph Churchill, Lord
Ephinstone, the Iiuke of Manchester
and Lord Mandeville, his son
Count and Countess Montsaulin.
TtlMDAY,—It has been decided to bury
Darwin in Westminster Abbey.—Fifty
Jewish refugees sailed yesterday from
London for New York.—The ex-Mayor
and other officials arc on trial for negli-
genco   in  connectim the   Itin^
Theatre tiro at Vienna
WANTED.
To buy fi second-hand piano, in good condition. Anyperaon having one im* gale will
ctiii ni the Jqvrs ai, office for the name of the
purchaser.
8. 1). AUI/FMAN,
iK'iilcrln
FURNITURE
Of all kinds.
Also a full linn of
HITCHMAN & NELSON-
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS
PANTING,
GRAINING,
DECORATNG
PAPER HANGING,
FRESCOING.
Orders in all brauclilB oi" Ihe trad
promptly attmu'ed to.
Esthnatos i riven,
MARBLE WORKS
G E M M E L L
AND
HUGHES,
Manufacturers nnd DeaStfr* In
Marlfe Braiite ni M
Wall Papor and Fresco Patterns,
WINDOW SHADES,
LOOKING GLASSES aaa PLATES, i at private sale
PR.CES REASONABLE
AND
WORK FIRST CLASS.
Shop—Main Street, rear Oettinger it
Lewy. Mt. Pleasunt, Pa.
Valuable Property
!ilan?tbe| Picture Frames and HoBllinp,
Thenar Oscll.ntor WIMsonSewing3/aoliine
nt manufacturing prices.
S. I). AULTMAN,
PlUsburE Street,       -       -       Scottdule, Tn.
M-Iy
IiiHiii-aiiicet-
Ileail disease Beams to bo prevalent [ot tnose excellent »aus oeinf; sow mere. By tho assistance of Aaron C. Stauffcr
anWr mir oldpooplc-. No less than four 11 tell you, Hill, they arc worth three you can have your policies written di-
er. fiveT*a»Ui»t class In town aro suffering times the money-asked for them. I got reel front the house office. Will also
from that afifcajje. one there to day for irl-1  tbat is really announce that | represent a number of
! worth |30." | "id and responsible Plre Insurance Cos.,
  i Also the  Travier's  Accident   Insurance
I Co., of Hartford Connettent, and for life \ Thc Oldest and Largest MerchantTallor-
Proscnptions accurately compounded ' tho r. B. Mutual Aid of Lebanon Pa.   If
liv B. .1. Mi Kiivee, at all   hours,  day or j wanting any insurance call on   &ron I-.
Dr. H. I- Donnelly fens gone toPhlladol
ptiia to coin-nil sorneoi u -eminent phy
SieUns of tli it oi'y as to the e.. JO of ,„
wUremely painful swelling on 1"-  -....,
and I'ai-c.
t, noiwi.hsian i;n-   m my IVi>1-
been injured ana
l.,M cold spell    The wheal  look -
and net Inn . preventing,a Isjgo crop    l        Bhiloh'M
b» harvested. [aaold bj
1<he Cornet Bond >£«*< t'bisc lias  :! • "t,,isi:"1l L '
IX AIT. PLEASANT, PFA.VA.
A cominoillous and comfortjililii
BRTCK DWELLING-,
CLOTHING
For men and boys, and havo thorn marked down to tho
/ : •/ . o y  est figure.    We have a splendid stock of
BOOTS JLInTID SHOES
ior farmers, merchants, miners and cokers.
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT
is complete with every style, shape rnd  quality   worn,
and we guarantee to save you money.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is always complete. Our large increase in trade insures our customers a good, fresh article for a little less
money than can be had anywhere else. A full and complete line of
I
Weave prepares to famish any
kind of work in our line—such an
MONUMENTS,
UKAUSTONKS,
TABLETS,
*=.. *a. "AN™ HARDWARE   and    GLASSWAR.
r'emcterv Work Neatly Executed.
s.\TI.-!\\< TION GUARANTEED.
Call and examine o"r work and learn ou
prices beloie (.-oiiimcti. j elsewhere.
H. B. PERSHING
will offer to   farmers  the   Win.  Anson
Wood <fc Co.'a
SCANDRETT&GRU13BS
MERCHANT
TAILORS,
224PENX AVE., Pittsburgh,'Pa.,'
■st Merc
it in tlii.
r'ontnintnEj nin? rooms and finished at.tl<\
ud all outbuildings - implete.   Good
well of .water al the door.   A good purchai
either for a homeorlnreatment.
AI-SO—One an
! lot. eorner Main and
Diamond, streets, with email rmme bnildini;
thereon. ThU l-a is loeated in the central
part of town—opposite the Morrison Houso—
ii.id iHsultii'ih- for building private resident-.),
bualnesa block or church.
Kor par... umi's iniiuireof
3-29-tf
.1. I'. CBOWNOVKR,
At the Mt. I'lcasnnl Bank
Administrator's Notice.
The fall wli
rPD'irts, h is ii
i'.. ,i. .in t.iwi'h, ai an   iiiiiiis,  any or i wanting any Insurance call on: Aaron C. Ti        liPl'101        '        n    i
,i.    Klghtcalla   answered promptly {staurli'i, office with M. X-StauffarJostloo P F6ECH. Ill'lf lSll   Of  AfflcFlC^Il LrOOOS '    w"HEaUBA& letters of Administration on
vl iitjili'iiri', on« door west of Pres-I „f t h« Phmco ""'  s**at*  of Cbarlea Over holt, tale of Mt.
[cX'i1'- .       , oiuiiii..u(. -taiaat U»1aa Pleatant, d used, hove been granted to-the
\        ']rcli.                                                                       in the l.itoit sn les.                      underaigned, reslJlng in Mt. Pleawnt. Pa.,
(latarrfa cnrsrl, health arid sweet broatn
iafSUTlll,"on Cure   curerl   by   Shiloh's  Cat onh Remedy.
K.J.3K/
i-ntH Nasal tivjeoter fvee,   Fi r   Mr. Scandrpl
. Pa.
In- lln- H.-irisii-r of Wi-stiiiori'lnnd coniuy, no-
If nxr      *!—'T~?  Tf—* TT^ca   ttwrIs hereby given toall peraonaIndebted td
JV—'   VV        -L   JTli J. \^> XIjCD   ,.,i,i   estate     make    Immediate    payment
thereof,and to tlio.*e navlrg chtttna auainst
Islts ?>ft. Pleasant every 5
ai-l estate win present the same to the un
lit r...). MrKiv.
two iii.'i'kAt National liuk-i.
II presi
k-ndgtied eroperly authenticated lor settle
mini, MAUTIN  S. STAI'l-FIIK.
SELF-RAKE   REAPERS
AND
1 ENCLOSED GEAR MOWER
Separate machines, each one for their
own work. Will have them at his residence, also at T. ('. Pateraon's hardware
store. Any person wantiinr lii-st-ctass
machines would do well to see them be-!
lore  purchasing elsewhere.    Also the
FERTILIZING GRAIN  DRILL,
Force Feed.     Remember they will bo j
sold ou their merit.
H. B. PERSHING,
Mt. Pleasant. Pa.
PATENTS.
F. A. I.ehtnann. Solicitor of American »nd
Foreign Patents, Washington, D.V.   All boa-;
m-s oonnecied wii ii Patents, whether before
Lhel'atentOfllci or the ' miuix, proroptiyatr
tnded to.   So ■ ide uufesa s patcnl
teascured.   Set raular.
at the lowest retail prices, Wc have added to onr list
of departments a CUSTOM TAILORING DEPART-
MENT.    Our object in opening this was to secure the
patronage of gentlemen who wanted elegant clothing
made to order. We show a stock of French and Kng-
lish Piece Goods that com prise eveiy desirable labric
known to the trade. Our assortment of Cassimcre.s.
Worsteds, &c. can not be excelled in town.
•Our goods are sold on their raen..^^_syjth4
rssentation. We mean by redoubted exertiorrl
augmented enterprise, to advance our popularity to
carry a stock conspicuous for its richr* «, ipleadoi and
variety, to keep our departments always complete in
every grade of goods. It will pay you to do your shop-
ping at
FREED, STONER & CO.'S
MT. PLEASANT.
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