Mount Pleasant journal (June 7, 1882)

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IT. PLEASANT. WESTMORELAND CO., PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1882.
NO* 7
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Eiatrr steamers landed six thousand
immigrant at < 'untie < larden last Wednesday. Ninety thousand in all were lauded
i'i llie month of may.
FARMERS' DAY.
,i.
. select  company
; recently from   • •■ ■
sweei strains of n ti r eacl
IM THE RICH GARDEN OF WESTM'D. j     Alter the speeches and ll lisie
—  I cession formed at Iho B. & O, ■'•.
itlomen,
lursed
pi li-
he  !■i'o-
ii it, and
HOMEHAPP]
RUNNING ROUND CUR   RICH REGION.
Tui"   Westmoreland  Democrnt favor
the nomination of "Fighting Wok Ctoul
ter," of Qreenshtirg, as tho  Democrat]
noininoo for Govern
Bays Uon. Coulter is the best man in t
party to off-set tlio "military   record"
Largsstrpiapla], of HarvestingMachinery' under the direction of agent .I.C. .lohn.
Kver Given In llie Slate—A 1'ig Ston,    who    acted   as    chief    mr.l'thall.
diuner at National Hotel. marched up town.   First come the car-
Tliero  is no   more interesting scene Wages occupied by Mr. Kelley
Ulere Mention of llie I«oeal Oecnrrenei
Various Action, ot Many People in
Okt   Enviable   Locality.
<:  i up aud boar iho free bird concert
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'. Tarr of
\Y. li. dross had iv-
s miller at Ishupe's
I and will not
i„ than a farmers'   jubilee, such  as  was of the firm, and his agents, and a nnm-.lat * A* M*
Ison, candidate
for .)nry commissioner, cnllod in this
oilii-c Tin - I iy. t&r, Tarr looks well and
seems happy secondary proofs as to prospects at the coming olootion.
AROUND ABOUT.
NUMEROUS   NEAR-DY  NEWS   NOTE3.
A  Philadelphia
statement that mar
crease and ii prodi
ttoth i'ii-1 oftho no:
obllued to live an c
A womai
named Met
Paoitlc Exi
lagcs are on the acta that. ovOry twen-
* generation will be
-I  maid.
Mrnsn
COAL AND COKE.
TlirWtfli'iWfiiKliof Near Nrv-n Gather'
nl by Our Keporters nml Sttctly IMp-
pcil from   JVmnrroilH NYI.e,l*lioi-ii.
There was asligbtfall of .-now   In  tho I 'Toman Wils lii!1,,|l instantly anil tho girl
monntains east of Cnlontown, Juno I.      la lnJnret* beyond rocovery.
PI ^DomVcrat I Slven in Mt* feasant, Thursday, June 1. |ber of the speakers and invited  friends. I    Rimer   E.   Crltchfleld   of   Somerset!    The Chairman of the executive com-j    Burglars triod to orsd thesaft at the     Tho dedication of the new Presbyterian
'.'    ! '"i'n'n", I Tha eve of tho business man or tlie pro- Then came the martial band, which dis- |,-ai led at this office Monday. | mime .eives notice that the date of meet-; ranroad office at Irwin station Friday I °hMrcn of blairsville will take place on
wistfully at the hon* I trscd good old-timed ailitary oirt in |    , „    ,     ,.,,,„_,„   ,,..,  ,. ,  p„^ | ing of "No Kame Series', at tho reaidonce  night
llii'ii earn.' the   l'a::     '
the finest  liorse   i ■
OUR    COUNTRY'S    GREAT    WEALTH.
and   a girl   Vorloimllemsof Intcl'est, Ahout the Grrat
t Wore run Over by the        Iinlnnlry    Ncoopcil   in Aroinul  Ihe
CTosson Monday. The Work, and Can<-ht on tha FI-r,
I,due on   tho  Broad   Ford
in town Sun [ay.
Rumor has It ihat therowasawoddii
in "high" life in town last week.
usional man gn7.es wisimuy aiuic nun- miiin'ii jium um-uuicu «-mi»ij   iuiu mi    ]>,
',".,'," V.     ,,,„,, 1   est, sturdv, Ihrifiv farmers, who are ever patriotic sty]
business which has so strongly  entered i   .....   . ,   ,      , , •  •
,,     ,. ,   ,      ,      i.   „ ,_t„ntoj   reaily to facilitate tlicir work by tho use driving some
into    the   tickets    already     Humiliated. - - .
,,.,,,.,        ,        ,   , ,   „,„i  of modern inventions; and who can say hitched to a wagon,     hueh  wagon was
Gen. Coulter is a graml, goon   man, aim ■ , .
... - -   , ,„„„,, ,,,  hut there an- times when tlio busines laden with a new Chi npion  machine, ■
Won d do honor to tlie pn-iti.m were  he , ,     - •• i ,    u-     -i    i i>,„.    r    i     Umith ,,r»\n;.,
.... man would willingly cast business cares tlio process! n, over a  hall mile long,      Kev. .1.  t.. smith, ot.Aiiin
I'li-tedioiiiiit.      ^ aside and take up the life of nn Inde- was quite a sight   to   the   hnndreds of was visiting Dr. 8. L.Harkoy
...       ,      •       i     pendent farmer: or the professional man people who thronged the streets.    Who      Do not fail to rend the ait
Late frosts and a backward spring <i <» > ■ ,         ,,      ,            ,-             ,    • i       i   , ,i   .       i.  ,-,..,. i,, . ,..
' wlio would seek to rest Ills  weary brain can deny Imt that each   farmer, as lie   vertisoment of Templeton A
Imt seem to have i one as miK'h harm to • , ..        ., . ,. ,     ,,,-   |
'     ,   ,Vi   ,, i, „   . „„,    am   enjoy   the  sweet  contentment ol drove lus well-gi icd team ofbeauti-1
the nut in tho cnnmiuiiilv as  was  sup- ■> ■ - ,   , ,     ,       .,.,„,, . ,,
,   . •     . haiuiv rural li'e ' nil dralt horses throucli   the streets o
posed   As fruit is not one,of the: crops      ;./d w|„, „,„..,,..,, „„. Mt. Pleasant, was more or less proud tha
tlmt affects the balance of trade between1 ^^ ^ ^ ^  ^^ ,„. v,a. a .,,,,„•,■.    This was certainly .
ir streets  in  a half-mile pro Held day for tlie farmers, as well as om
na- of the grand epoch    lu   tlio  history  a
i:i*^ of "No Nana
Of Ml*. Sanmi'l Warden has la-en ehanged
to Friday ovoulng .June Oth.
The most  handsome s-.ts of phi'ii and
docorated queonsware ever in town.just |
nrrivi'd at  No.   II  Church   Street,   v,
The State Fair, to he held at Pittsbnag
this year, will award |28,000 in premiums for eattlo.
Ir. John   Millor of Oreensburg was
; 'j-. the family of W. J.  Hiteliman
ting implomonts can oo bangnt j
.• in l, ■ able for work again. New:
Tim wife of Robert Brogdon of West-
Newton ranjaway ono day last week ami
hor whcrcaiioiits is unknown.
Friday, Juno Oth. Prof. S. J. Wilson,
D. I)„ ofthe Western Theological Snini-
ii'.ii'.v, will proaoh tho sermon,
,Ios.  W.  Steele Bhippsd the   lirst enr
load of whoxt*jover tho PloarantJUnlly
i of employing ' Valley Railroad a tow days ago.
am I ai ivertislng
e, :- idress Mr.
ntiiudpoinf, and to them the promise
)      tlie present season is full of satisfacti
H
Ameriea and    Rurope   it   is   iVcqu
snecrod at as of slight account, but tin .
., ,. i ii      ,1   i i hail nut  their   rcccutlv-purchas
t nee-quarters   of  our   population   that . •'
. ,'                       ,  '.!.,              ,.,  ch nes, glaring with paint nnd burnished Mt. ITeasant.    [nd
tionsiK s ut wniiicu  and  children  regard                       ...            ,         .       , ,i   m;           .-               ■    ,   , ■    ,  ,.    i
..   ,      ..,,.      ,   steel, of a kind of  Homeric character say that this was tin ■    .   est display ol
tin' matter" from   an   entirelv    dilh'i'enl .,,.,. ,. .      , ',, ■ , . , i, I,,,.,.,,..,,,.,,,, i,. ;,,   iv    ■
r envied their farmer friends. !!il! ig machinery ever made in
Westmoreland   county   is  Baid to be morelaud county, or even  in tlio   ■
' one of the richest counties in  I'enusyl- oi Fennsylvnuia.     II   was   a
vania, and this southern   portion   has frolic, a farmer's jubilee, tho
Why is it that  the business  facilities  been nptlv called  tlie "rielt garden" oi which; was sufficient cam
iif Mt. Pleasant are not Increased by tlio  ,,.,,,. U11f.y.  Long vcars ago manv monev lations on all sides.
use of a Brut-class telephone system?  ,.                .nans of the richer'counties Following is a list  of the   name
Nearly every town the side of Mt. Pleas- 0-   | ,. -, , M   Pennsylvania,   with   their those iv lio pnrcliascd machines:
ant,and many smaller towns, enjoy   the ! ,_,,.,..,, nr„j,ensity forBOttlillg ill a country i      William Evans, New   Slant- n, ''inde":
convenieni f tlie telephone.   It is cer- -,vith  rich soil, found their way across v>'- H. Buyer,Mt. Pleasant,binder; John
toinly not tho expense of the thing, for t*10 WOuntiiiiw and eagerly became land Uarnliart, Mt.  Pleasant, binder;   A. ('.
thecostofn  seniccablu instrumonl   is     ,,   :, j,, n,is ririi   locality.    Fifteen or Cochran,   Stanffi         hinder   and    new
verv small compared with tlie  practical                 rciirs   aj,,,   (lie locality of  Mt* mower;   Daniel    Mover,   Mt.   Pli
worth.     Especially  should   om   town    picasmt wan pointed out as a mod I '■  W'al -1   !-i.  Mt.   Pli
noted for its extreme lcngtli from east io   rieultwal    country,   and    the    i
west, enjoy the usu of a system.    I.h   .--( ,,„-,-, Overholt,  Stiiufler,  Fox, Rum- Hem* Fi   , Mt. PI       nt, hi           !'.  I'.
Home enterprising man start the ball, and | |)a,|»], Hurst-and many other familiar Miller. Mt.   Pleasant,  hinder     i'eti
iioui
liri".
SVolshonsat Mt. Pie
The third and I ist
lolda will bode-
ur-ai Tliursday
i>"'.'"   Mr Rev-
Gen, Markle's herd of Jeraey'cattlo is
valued at 850,000. one bull is worth $4,
00 i, and several cows |l,000*oaeh.
Sowickley township now slops to the
' foro wiih a young lady who liasnol eat-
! en for seven weeks. Her nSmoUs Botty
j Marsh.
houses,      A   now schodnle   for   running  trains
Burglars broke into the ticket office at
Bradonvtllo Friday Bight end with a
sledge hammer knocked the door oil'the
safe, and stole therefrom some cloven
dollars and some valuable papers.
Frank MeCrory and Peter O'Donnoll,
engineer and fireman of a shifter In the
Baltimore and Ohio yards at ConneUsvllle, were terribly -mangled in a col-
Ion Friday evening. Several cars bo-
camo dotached from a freight train on tho
Uniontown branch six miles east oft lon-
nollsvlllo, and running hark with lightning rapidity collided with the shifter,
completely demolishing it and several
ears. The first ear of llie several thai had
become detached   from   the  train   was
the ordinary life ol nd we p
v da? . The end of a , next Tint
vor* l!vo*y* I    A   Lan
wdod  house! on th"  Pennsylvania railroad  ban been   loaded with coke and almost buriod   the
shifter underneath it and had to he unloaded and choppod to pie.'os boforo tho
prepared  and  went into offoct Monday,
ilville corrospondonf to   tho  Junoftthj
■ ;':■■  s has the following t
■ ■ :   The (ngincers <
mi the iiiiis  of this  I'eirioi
Twelve   hundred   employees   of  tho
ClovolandRolling  Mill Company  have
j struck, be "inse tho Company would not
i recognize their union.
Ill';
At tho Jamison works six to eight earn
Of raw eoal are loaded daily.
A great man-,- of tlio eoke works In the'
Oonnellsville region are not running
full owing ti> tbe fall ing off in the demand
caused by the groat Pittsburg strike
In the case of Thomas Ho thorns' *«V
ministratora against tlie Isabella Coko
Company the verdict- was for defendant.
This means no damages from OOkeovons,
smoke*, cinders, etc.
Tlie new works of W, B, Xecl A Co.
Bast Huntingdon township are progressing. Three houses have beon finished
and three are being built. Tiio grading
for ovens is completed and the pit is
opened.
Thejnry iu tlicense ofThomas Hughes*
against tho Westmoreland coal company
brought in a verdict in favor of the p'ain-
ti il". This virtually establishes thepreo*
edenoe that the coal lands and damages
will bo assessed accordingly,
A mule was fatally injured at .Standard
Mines last Friday, [twas hitched ton
loaded wagon and going at a rapid speed.
Tho trap door was closed   and   the   mo-
'he Ualtimoro and Ohio Railroad Com
.■- ,,. , i pane have commenced io run parlor ears ; i
■ a in.i   i ■ hied last natnrday evening in the lecture
„,,K „ «m tho daily p Mongor trains between r0om oftho Oroat Bethel Babtist church
tall the   Pittsburgh and < nmporland. jaml „1v,nliz,,,| themselves into a church
If their     Col. J. A. Black has resigned tho po- to be called "The S ind Baptist church
dead bodies could   be   taken   from  tlio   montuin of the wagon forced tlio mulo
through the door with the above result.
Charles Spenco haa resigned his position as yard boss at Alieo mines to accept a sowing machine agency   at   Oon-
A number of colored citizens of Union-
town holding letters of dismission from
various Baptist chnrchos located in the
it will roll  all  through  lho town  until   ,	
every business man will tisea telephone. R*j0U| i|1(
 •  -' | farmers i
TubMessbs. Bi-ott claim that we nro      But th
disposed to place them   in a  false  light | been qui
f an  agricultural air larr, tarr Station, binder; Simon tli nk
■    ivas looked up toby the or,   Pleasant   Unity,   binder;   Geo. M.
Uer localities. Hartzoll,     Pleasant      Unity,     binder;
Hue one may say there has John     W.      (»aht,      N'-w      Stanton,
•liangoin these ten years; light   mower and  i:";i   Hingle  reaper;
ulia liirl
st wook
lich had
ongod nearlj
In this sense  it   ill
the "Kleyatetl Pi n
loeg, Mt. fi
(i.
lit. Pli :r mi O, W.   Ilu
ws, Mt. Pli asant, light Ringle ; present senior i
ii,   !-'■ If,   Mt.   Pleasant, new \
light   single  reaper: A. S.
[■asont, new mower and light
before tho public, if wc may judge  from | and times are not ns they used to be. lie | William   Andrews,   Mt.  Pleasant,  I
an  article  headed "A Blow  nt   an   (m-  will tell you of the  great coal and coki
piirtant Industry," published by onr es-  industry which has become such a feat
teemed  cotemporary,  the  (■irecnsbnrg uro in our couiitiy.   Stu'e the mineral I Pleasant,   1
'"Argus."   One of the gentlemen named  wealth  of this locality   is  unsurpassed I-Brinker, III
said "that, he was willing to submit the any where; and these rich minerals are  -1* C. Andre
leases referred to to any lawyer in  the adding untold  wealth  to this country;   waper; S.
eoimty, and if thoro was found to be any- yet  the mineral resources are even ( x-   mower and
thing crooked in them, or a single am- celled by tlio rich agricultural country.   Buff, Mt. PI
"liguous word or sentence, ho was willing [If in tlio middle of this month you were  single rt .*
to fi rfeit all his claims then and  there."   to stand upon a favorable spot on (!hest-   "'"■''' lni
AVe are sorry if we have done the gentle-  nut   ridge, for  instance, you ran view a   now t
men any injustice; yet we feci that our tawny zone of waving, swaying wheal,
article must be true, from the  fact  that from five to eight  miles in width and
the information was received from some   twenty   or  thirty  miles long.    The im-
of the most roliahloand truthful farmers I mensity of it, tho Btrange, billowy n
of Mt. Pleasant township.    It  is quite  tion, tlie variety of color which desii
certain that the farmers are having seri-  nates tlio stages of ripening, go to the
mis trouble with some leases held by  making of a scene not easily forgotten.
I'ittsburg parties.   The Jot rs.u.  favors' you would then conclude thnt.after all
every effort to develop the territory, and the mineral  wealth of our countr*'   Is
hopes that the futiiredBvelopmentsmay  B( ulary in comparison to thu ngricul-
Jimve tljat there is oil in the vicinity  of  lural wealth.
Pleasant Unity in paying quantities The harvesting of this extensive area
Itattho ,!ori:\.\i. will denounce every Lf wheat presents pictures of unique and
effort on the part of sharpers to cheat fascinating interest. The thrifty,intelli-
the fanners out of their lawful property, gent practical farmers of this locality
It hopes that the suspicions current as have superseded the pastoral old "sick-
to tlie actions of the Messrs. Scott  me   [jnK»   „,u*   "cradling" processes   hy nn
on,;    Miss Manic ■
ler;; both ofSomor*
•jht ! Dunbar  vi iite
mi ! Wo Inesdnv.
far and Mi IS I
t, and Mrs   tto
Mrs.  John.   F.  K
Isro the  roceint of tl
I-;
am  sitionof mail agent  on the Southwest
liable for  railioad, and John  S. Slator of I.atrobe
in their snr-1 has been appointed in his place.
John   Harm.   .  tho present Mavorof
Harrisburg, formerly a  resident
I of this ••i.iiii!-.    ".al   learne I  the    cigar-
, making trade with Samuel  Mock;   E iq„
! oi Adamsburg.
id is rurnlBbin
proper   title, n
THE LIDRARY OPERA COMPANY
Kevtiivr of llte'Snlertaliiineut lircoraltoii
'.''.'.■-■■tlv.ir,   by roi A.li'lloa-.
T. W.   A ill t,   Esq.,
The Uniontown express, Rotltn West
road, will run through to Fairchnnce,
and lay over there. This arrangement
I proves inconvenient to tlio train mon,
nearly all of whom have families living
in Uniontown.
Wo went,- we saw, we
low, while a broad grin
The local   edit
of the llarrislmri.
n riot says that "one of the latest caprl
ml the most remoto 1 ces 0f fashion Is tho wearing of jowoloi
tures, you will please garters."     We   would   like   to   knov
iew mower; ('. P. Ruff, Ituffsdale
To. ! polfrnke; IC. H. [luff, Ml. I'I
ten : lower: Godfrey Dell, Ridp
; ft. No. 1 b 'If rake;   I Ico.   All
no tune
thai ilu
Wednesday morning about flvoo'oloek
at Irwin Station as Mr. Fred Proctor was
ou his way to work he found two men,
Joseph Davis and Josoph Guy, lyin"
huddled together on the board-walk
leading to ,1. D. Stexen's bouBO on Bull-
hill. On investigating he found that
I'.ivi i was dead and the condition of Guy
was very critical. The latter, howevor
vation or from herosay. 'may possibly he resuscitated.   Joseph
e|    F urteon car loads of oxoursionsists,  Dttvis lias a tkmily and lived on tho hill
ui in this man- m    tly from  Pittsburg passed thj'ough  for a 'mmber of years.   Guy came from
' "nglund lasl February and has hi,en
larding with Mr. Proctor since The
et that nothing about was touohi I dis*
DistrictofColumbianndVirginia,assem* ' nollsvlllo.   Mis former position will bo
idled by Jacob Welsh, who resigned bis
position of assistant yard boss lo accept
the position at Aimo.
The leading journals of the country
are a unit in deprecating the serious
results which will culminate in long
suffering and distress from tlie labor
strikes now pending and from thoso
projected, They earnestly advise adjudication with sacrifices from belli sides,
employer and employe.
It is reported on professedly good authority that Jay Gould, representing a
syndicate of .New York capitalists, principal among whom aro himself and lliis-
sol Sage, intends purchasing twenty-live
thousand acres of coal land in tho neighborhood Of Pittsburg for the purpose oG
j embarking In the eoal mid coko business.
of Uniontown." George Pendleton and
Scott Trent wore oloetod Deacons, Dnnd-
ridgo Buckuer, elork, and Georgo i'.otts,
treasurer. The church Immediately
called Robert Ford, a licentiate, to lho
position of stated supply until the services of an ordainod ministor can lio procured. Tho new organization has the
hearty sympathy and eo-opornllon ofthe
while Baptist mini lers of Uniontowm
Revs. Kllis  and  LnBnrrer.   -[Standard,
il lo iked thr
pe it will in
6   for   an   lm
-al-s from personal
herosay.
n on their way io Ohio Pylo
tion day.   They word   joined   by
along the   road.   They are  said
had a grani I day,
Within Hie hist month Wm. F. Burkloy
lias disposed of over lino books, almost
exclusively to men employed at tho different eoke works adjoining town. Thin
shows plainly that among tho mining element there aro many intelligent persons as tho volutnus sold woro iu nio«t
eases Standard works by best authors:
consisting of histories,  biographies, otc.
.soph Daily, in atti
a passing truin al < 'un
mower : a. ''. i ove, 'it. iti
.\o. ! eelfrake; P. A. f"hcrb«
Ion,   new  mower;   John   \\
\i w Stanton, ii ft. N". ■!   self
Hunker,    N'ew    Stanton,   now   mower
William M. Wechling, Ml. Pleasan
nngle   reaper and  new   liglit   i .
luHOph Moi ui-, Mt. Pleasant, new n ■
ii 11
11
st on |.
ai thi
trawers at the Stewart works aro
1 "° j on a strike lor an advaneoof wages.  Last
> an i i''|lvl,,i;  tju,  works  commenced  running
v.   'i'i
d li
I-:,!:--
ay that tho Cm-
ii crowded house,' his right
ant hearts. The '■ thigh la-
self with admirable j little hoj
, p„t. eovery.
ramp," was!    A s.vin
R. was thrown under tho train and  hatl
: iivi-rilusr nl v V''-'v     T'i ■■■ '
•"■         J   seventy-two hour coke, whorenpon tho
tether aliout  seven o'clock    ,         '     ,          ,   , ., r :
drawers  demanded the sanio price ioi'
;neo
Bill | i
with a smn'ii amouni   or monoy  but at
what  hour   they   left   lor   hum.'   is not
town.
ill-founded.
THE STRIKE,
The. following editorial from the Xew
York Herald  expresses   so   'learly and !,,,;," „n|;i:i(,;,,',;,-' th(
concisely the Jouns.ti.'s views on  the Xow   ,]1.|nv  .„.,,   ,1UK;illUjlng  tho   g(.*|
present strike,  and strikes in general,  bind     tImt 1)erfe,.tion of ,:„.,„ mRchin,
pri
epoch- tin' ii?e of reaping machines.
Nearly evriy kind' of machines have
been used. First the pondurous McCor-
mick machine; then other tmichines in
ir  improvements.
Ward'
ml
lurid
mmg j in some
char-   which h
SOME STATISTICS
i  thi   '   -  '..,    ••:»,!" Fi-c: i-.. . ol
and admirab
iris   vietimizing the peoplo
tious   by   selling a  powderIConccruiiig tin
leges was made by  Edison] tlio Mt.
fully  brought j for the purpose of increasing tho illuml-   Hold ovor flwn l
ed. We mean noting power of coal oil to tliut of electric Fewof the many persons passing al-
norhispie-ons "Kht. lie is soiling roadlly at 11 per i ' ily by the Mt. Pleasant Church,
at you looked ] '">x>'"'?:!" per dozen. (Presbyterian) situate about  two miles
Peter   Martin,  a resident of   Dorry,  north, of town, know that tliis has beon
P'
pulling two as is being paid for throo
ovens. Their demand was refused, honeo
the strike. This is a poor timo to strike
for incroasod wages in tho coko region.
Trade is too dull.—[CoiuiellsvUlo
Coin jar.
l'i muii
iniiin
Hint we publish it.
| cry, that ghostly marvel of a thing, toss-' '
II !C
"Theconduct oftho strikers in different jng the finished sheaves from it in sue!
parts of the count ry is, so far, very ered-
t   nervous
litcful,    feminine   stvh
•or: .1.   K.   I.i-'Ih r,   i
rake No. 1; Marion I 	
n, 5  It.  No. 4  self . iki :     j, i;. ; .a-,'
y, Ruflsdalu, C ft.   No. 4|i„glllMt< p,,.
It   r.ike : .lames   Irwin,   Mt.   Pleasant,
ft,  sail" rake:  Rob.   Duncan,  mower;
mi eoimly, who -was   repor-|'
n   Mi
larcks Lcie
thought of tlie self-binder?)
For some time  Adam   Rtunbaugh, of
itablo to their good sense, and  if it is (W"omler  wba,   Solomon   xv,mi,i   have | mid a number of others  whose nn
continued will be certain to secure them !
the good feeling and good wishes of the
general public,
"It is among the natural rights of » ila., !„.,.„ iu_-ent for the Champion reap-
■workingmanto seek to establish the I ,.,,,.,,„, vyors, m»uufnctured by White-
conditions on which he will labor. lt!|Vi j-'asslerAKellv.at Springfleld, Ohio.
his pay is less than  he thinks himself | \Vitliout discussing tho superior qualities
tgh the future a short distance. Thi tod as having died of small-po:
•ily ofthe pie-ous tramp was im. Keesportseveral months ago, returnod
•'.e. Such w holesale pi-e-ty is seldom ;''''"' boBom of his family alive and woll
. McGuire's wife was funny. N...l'"."',1:!y l'"il 've8k* No explanation of
,-,  ., ii.i ,- his absence Is vouchsafed,
i she ilu Iti t s-iy much, Dill she was   binny i
lliyhow,     Whichever  way  she  turned!    There was a vory  light vote at the
f Greensburg was  \ i-it
ant lasl week.    Mr.   Ioi
ir is looking w oil, and will nodpubt b<
i good trim to run for County C'ommls-1
wo havo been unable to obtain.     A.  ;-.  sioner next time. He feela grateful to his
'IHuffaudJacoblirown joined the proccs-   friends   who gave him such  a  hoarty  Hl,e  was funny, and as she  is in  tny   Democratic  primaries   in Fayette    Co. | the first white settlement was made in
support in this locality. *   mind's eye just now, excuse mo while 1
)f worship for nearly 110 years.
On tho presold site three btiiidinga hav
already itood; the first a rude log structure, with session room built of polos.
The building now used is a substantial
brick, likewise the preceedmg one. At
this place over since aliout 22 years after
10 issential in various inipor-
" tant processes of iron manulUcturo noo-
essarlly sympathizes with tlio condition
of that great industry; when iron is up
and tho trade brisk, eoko rises and shares
in the benefits of a common prosperity.
The roverso takes place in times of depression. Such a tune is the present,
and.eoke shares with iron In tin) diminished prices now prevailing. Prices fell
back slightly and were rated at 81.60 to
$1.75 ber ton of 2000 lb. on board cars at
tlie ovons.
sion i-aeli with a now Studebuker wagon
CUHHINC.HAM-ANDR3WS.
Tlicir Mappy Union Yesterday nt lli.i Res-
If in  Uie article headed "Rldgevlew'i
hate-1" the party of iho first   pari   was i
subscriber to tho Jouhnai., inst
tho parly of tho secon 1  part,  tl i    I  k<
would tn! r in  1 hn   I„,,„», ■
tho Joke in <
by lireiiift it
nn  injury  we  I
he waste-basket.
Pay n
riend that
lightning.
Tl
ii'iiinu
towsni
lilntivi: of (lm IBrldo's Parenf
entitled to lie has a rigid toask turni'ire:  .,r n,t- ,,,.,,.!,;,,,,   ,. „ ,,.|o  ^i.,.„ u,„* i>
r oi  iiil.-,  m.e.nine,   we win   si.ne mat  I.      n,.,, ,,c ii,,, ,,-,-,,,,,!  ,,„.a,i   ,,,,,,,,     ..,• ,i,,. !
• rl       i     i:....i:.l     . ill i out' III   nil' liulllll    '-'1' III      I'll'    ir.   11     11'     ,
If lie believes ins hours ol  ah-ir too  oig i h-  if„n„  „,,,,,,,,i,,-.,. ,,r ii,,, ,,,,,,, ,,r.,,.i„,.
"* ( w . I\ell\. a inemlier ot   I ie   u  uuiarlni- > m,, w,m ,, ., .   i ,,,   ,,,,;,,.,   ,,iw ,.,,-i,.<   i'n,,
, , ., li. ,       .,       ... , * l>l.l^l'll\l.l.ilUllllllO,l01'll.tllt'-,llll}-
lie has the right  to ask that they   be , jn>, ,,,.,„_ „,,,, „„ „,.,,   s„ ^  a,.„   the  „i„gham, Huporintendont of thocoaland
Bliortenedjifin   Ins  beliei  any   othor Mies ofthis machine that thoy have in-  coke works of A. A. Hutchinson & Bro.,
conditions of Ins work should be changed  creased the capacity  of their shops so  and   Miss  Jennie   M.   iViidrow,   oldest I sip mon
or improved ha-flKs the light to ask  for tjlat   tlu,y ,,m  ,n.lk(, a lnnehine every  danghtor of  Samuol   Andrew,   of  Mt.  coarse, and lc
such changes. minute,   They built 57,000 machines last Pleasant township.    This happy affair doath of nogli
"Xor is this all.    Laboring men have a \ y,,,,-, Mnd they export to sell them all Iiv ''""'' l'1""' yestordas', (Tuesday), tli   - j ■
■right to unite and act in concert to obtain  harvest.   They employ between live and °»iouies boing performed al i o'uli of b
.such cliaagea or improvements in their: six thousand nun in  their shops.   The \'":,' by Rov
condition.   They have Uie right to.forni' nrst   Champion   machine  was  built in
associations, unions or leagues for this h^ im<j t*,oy ,.|aill, ,.„, Inaii:ine has
purpose; and iftl.ey see lit the members i ,lhv.lys token ,h(. u,ail ln new invcuUons
of such unions or leagues may act under iUU\ improvements
a chosen   leader in  making their de-1    After  ias)  vo.„-s ,,.;.u  (ll(, machines17epai7edto^"o
mauds in stopping work if these   de- ■ ;;:1V(, such goo.! satisfaction lo the farm-  rich dinner, ropleto with all tho  doll
•hands are refused.   In some European I era of this locality that through tho en-   cios of life, was enjoyed by  tbe ba*
countries combinations of workingmen, ergetic work of Air.  Kumbiiugh he has  company.   Tho day was Just lovi
such as wo havo spoken of, aro forbidden I been   aide thus  for this season to sell  couid hardly imagino on
or   intcrfcrre,!   witli   by   law,   This  is over  sixty   Of  the   different kinds   of ono*   Thoeompau;
■wrong and foolish.   It is tyrannical  in- Champion  machines,   tn consequence \tov several hours, win
to the large number of sales, it was de-  ioave, glad that thoy hud   beon   thi
cided to havo rf grand display on the day   ,!"' 'l''i'1'y UnU[ '''',"' Br0om  Wenl
,,   ,  ,. ,'. , *   .,.,        ,   *    carruurotol onnellsville, whero thov ti
ol   dehverv,   whi.h   was  mi    liiur.-d'.v, ' .,        ,,.    , . '   ,.
, •    the evening truin for  \\ astnnuton < i
•'une Ist. :   , ,. .... ,- ,-    . -.:       :.,!...,, ,,,, ,,, ,,.,.. ,:,
,.-,,, ,      ,      .     ., .      A '.cr \ isilma'a nuinoi-i-ol l-.ia-tcrn cities t "      *' "P lo I,aJ  ''
On ing to the constant rain llie previ-    , "
-,,,,, ,, „ ,,      thev will continue  their  wedding lour       \",,.|„.',,, u-,.--,', ■■  , m-
night, mid the squally appearance of tlie L,        , .,   ...   .    „.,    . '  . , "   p. ••■•<•••.., tihls
,      .     , '.    '   , , through tho Wost.     1 lie .Ihi'kn.vi. wishes   ',,.-    r„iln |.,.,i,   i , ,- ,., ,-
weather m tho morning,Mr.ltumbaugb,  ,i    ,, ,,,„.,;,-   , ,      -,     : ""' '   uu*™"i""«*"   isquiro
b   ' i I   e happv coup e ionii, Pleatn   prosoor i\-     o,r in-ii.-in-r .,,, -,oo.,,.ii «.i.„  i
ill as the farmers and others inter-  .„„, ....V,*,,.,-i,.-*v t-i-«. i mnnv -1,1, , ' '
,   .,      ,.   ■ and that tbey may taKe the snnn-   side   and wife and throateninir to shoot h
, wore afraid that tlie display would . 0j* [jfe „n(j ,.VlM. jjgg,, [tj
leasucicss.   But as the day grew     The bride was the rosiplont of the fol
turn to smile, softly and gently.
I resume,   And now, after Jho excitement   caused   by   Burkholder's freight
train dashing across tlie stage aud crea-
msiderable consternation among
■ " au lience, I pass to tho next porform-
|iuii'
from   Jnlius  C,'i'"ar,
that great tragedy,
lost Saturday.  Cowan, for congress re-1 tbis region, and before the Declaration
of Independence wan declared, the
thrifty farmers with their families, Sabbath after-Sabbath congregated to worship and give car to an explanation of
the Scriptures by their pastor. Hero it.
has been that parents have had their
children baptized: in many cases witnessed the marriage ceremony of their
sons and        I     »,w
i OS thei
ceived uiu votes. Mr. Boyle's vote for
congress was 2,W2~. Schnattorly was
nominated for state senator not having
an opponent. N. L. Durkeeand Dr. iiut-
tcuioie of Connollsville wore nominated
for the legislature.
The Republican primary election held
in Indiana county resulted in the nominate n of John l.owry and YV. C. ih'own
for Legislature and Peter Kiuter for J u ry
Commissioner, Gen. Harry Whitcwas
irown  was a
Tlie miners employed at tlio Wost
Newton mines assembled in G. A.jlt.
hall, West Newton, Wednesday evening, iimi presented Mr. W, II.
Watt, tho retiring manager, with
on elegant gold watch. Mr. Gregg
made the presentation, speoch, in bohalf
of the minors, in a few well chosen words,
Mr. Walt was very much surprised, but
not too much so to bo aldo to' accept tho-
gift by a nice tittle speech. He was well
liked whilo thoro, as'tbo above token of
bile old and young,   IViemlsliiji denotes.
xpired, found a last
resting place in the burial ground near  . Tll<>  W"vev)\U ke company, Iim-
witnessod by a company of ovi
live Invited Mends.   The brld
gantly attired, and tho groom won
conventional dress suit.   A.fter.tho
monies and congratulations the com
pahed io the dining room,  win
Congress.   Brown was at. ~ ' I itod, under the supervision of Mr. Jacob
iberofthe last   Legislature and is a    •',' . , .IGraff, have   purchased   tlio  Thompsdn
ivart.   Low,-,- is ti„ -tor of tho     There arc few persons who now attend ftu.m)  „u.cn.,iu;ll.tm.s of ,  lnilo   r,-om
es and is against Cameron and Loss- > 'he church regularly who ean not point BiuiraviUe, on tho Indiana branch, mid
j out in this enclosure the place whero have madoan onenlug into the ooal for
now rests a loved one, mingled with the the purpose of manufacturing eoko. They
dust, either a parent, child, brother or are now at work oonstruetlng -21 coko
sister. Last Sabbath a Joiirxal roportor ovens, and will add to them according to
gleaned from a statement made by tin- tlio demands of tlio market. These ovens
pastor Rev. W. F. iiwin_r, thai during will bo put iu blast as soon as finished.
his pastorate from May 1st 1874 to  May The cool will be used as 'it   comes from
I bo i.i- of an It illan was found
i : ■ I he ci irn crib of a Farmer,
e name of whom we havo failed io
irn. in Rostravertownship. Itissup-
ised tlio unfortunate man being si.-k
d delirious,  wandered   to th"   place
lerfercnce with th • right of every free
man to decide mi what terms, n'liere,
when nnd how lie will labor.
"To 'strike,' therefore, is a natural and
■proper rigid of workingmen ; and this
right is tho same whether each man acts
.done or whether g hundred, a thousand
or a hundred thousand unite to stop
work. Society may suffer .meat inconveniences by striking oil a great   Bcaio:
1'he .\;t. Pleasant Library Opera C >m
iis for Rurope  tho (in I   of Jnlj
ill ail leave a lock of their hair 1
ire lie
an exqui
hut that cannot be helped.   It is better older the clouds scattered and all  wore j lowing tokens of respect:
that tlie general  eomnnmitv should  be cheerful countenances,     liaiiy  the  tar-      Handsome  gold   watch    and   chain,
inconvenienced   for  a time than   that  mers began to come to  town,  and the   ■"thor and mother* ologant silver dinner
,    ,, ,   • ,. ,   , •.,.,,, set, tlie ji'rooiii s lu other, .lohn   A.   ( un-
Uberty shall be attacked by bad laws.      j forenoon was taken up with the loading   uhighiun ; donen linen napkins.  Mrs. R.
"When, however, men have 'struck,' of tbe maclunes, which had been stored  K.  Hissem; silvor sugar bowl, J.  ll.  i,r,.,-i fold to be tho cause of
when  they   liave  stopped   work,   they   in Lrinkc's grain house, at the Balto. A j 2n Jrfxu*,  i^bI-v*!!;'mh'r ' ,-Vito'ho,'
Constable Tr ixal arreste I Hush, and
another Gorman for interfering, and
brought them to town Saturday evening.
Tho Squiro committed Ihom to tho lock
up and on Monday morning thev
liberated    by pnyin
were ll ibiy ni'
Some nerfoi
■kill at li irlesque
:u-t all can decide   where he was found and died.   liis remains wero taken in charge by an  nn-
avored the audi- dertaker from Wost Xowtonand buried
boIo "The Wood 'n ***e Potter's field,
applause which     Some idea ofthe filthy habits ofthe
iprcciation of her  Italians employed on tlio new railroad
iceftil and artistic at Sutervl     . be formed, when we
popular before  mon Mon   - hat a dead colt, which
thoy found floating on tho river, was
hauled ashore, skinned and eaten liy
them.    A dead bog, which thev found in
a fence cornoi.     a likewise disposed of.
These are I'll- ' of the   many instan
ces of the disgu ling practices of thoso
people.
Tlieotiieoof.r. M. Miller ASon of Manor
... '  ,   ,-      Station, was broken into Wednesday nigh
llie concluding        ,    .' ,..*,.".
is) ism j,,-,- mbers have beon received I "'" mln*i not being cousidorod necessary
Hi: jury! .'
hat night, though
!    This wasa pro
no* of ihe scene!
mo, with Ji b tho 'l'imorons under the
'   and
mnual meeting of tho Dunkc
do and
ier iuro
the
isi week, a
it.   A featur
trial  of Mr.
publisher ofthe Brethn
r having published  oh
have exhausted both their rights in the i Ohio depot. I Jennie M.   Mtauffor;  .solid  sliver  fruit
premises and their remedies—so far as     But to make the day an entiro success "JisllJ '"'• ,A; 9:  ^yK'-y and Harry J.
'    .      ,   . •.,„-,, , i.i „ ,-"     i- i     Jordan; solid silver butter knife and su-  -*0.™0 people woro pr#
their relations with their late employers  the company gave a tree dinner to nearly ■ ^,1- Bpoon iu handsome  case   J. A. Me-   special Interest
are concerned.   When his men strike, two hundred farmers and invited guests,  Curdy j sot of silver knives and ibrks,|u (il)| ,
the employer has aright, if he can, to \ al National  Hotel. The proprietor ofthe  ?'''. '"indsmn •case. Mr. and Mrs. i:,,i„. I  ';      ^ ^
1 "*,' ' '    ! Latlmore. handsomo emhroidurod tow-   nB"8Pnper, ._
engage other men in their places, and at   hotel, Mr. 3. B. Jordan, and Mrs. .Ionian,: ei(   Misses   Lizzie and   Mattie Warden ;! tloiiuble matter central
sucli wages and on such terms as he and j have already   won    ihe  reputation   of dozen  linen napkins, Mr. and Mrs. M.  the church.   This is tl
„, m,   , •   ■    . i'i :.. . *i .. i     *i.i-     .1 „ ; \v arden ;   oleii'iuitly   hound   voltuu-" of      ,
they can aurrc on. That is just as sacred . keeping the. best hotel in  the county—    Longfellow's pooms .lohn A. Warden • I NV      'va* Ki"*erl ,l ,!'i;l1
and important a right as the right of the I surpassed by few in the eity.    P.ut they  linen  table olotb ar.d  napkins, Calob   f°w weeks ago near Mt. Pleasant.   Aftei   •
woj'kingman   to  'strike.'   If  anvwliere ■ outdid iliemsclve.ion this ocea.sion;  for  Greonawalt, Of^Buona Vista: towel and   an ablo dobata ho was expelled bj avol ai
., ii, M hand-\\ orivc I   tnreaii  tid\', Miss I'.iitma   ,,,•,■,,,,„ ,      .. ,    , , ,    I,
an employer should try  to  compel   Ins  the two hundred guests all went away MUIor* an individual setof salt, pr.npoi    orlovu toone, tho wljoli   ma Bmbly lmve
men to work for bim mi Ids terms the  praising the goodness of the dinner. butter dish and napkin ring combined,   voting. Then
'• ■      -. io repeal what wo have fr ■
■laines uuu   v. un.1111   iiaiiKin i  i ase,  .11 r. , ,     ,
ind horses led. aud   dinner  over,  came   .,,,,i m,.,,  n   ii     \ uiu ,   ,.r s:,.u-i,.i. i,.,- ■ i 'I
king  and  niusi
persons   madi
my. Ii was vs
■edit to all the
and the sale blown open and robbed of its
contents. Mr. Miller had taken out of the
sale in lho evening (6H0 and left remain -
scattered, dehes j [„g |n ;t soii10 aiuull sums helouging to
escribe. his son and other parties, amounting  in
•'Botty and ihe all to about £715.   About ?-i'i of the money
the orchestra | taken was in old coin, in denominations
i   Shakespeare. I from a penny up  to  a  live dollar  gold
!v   of \Tiic-   piece, which ids son had bean collecting
ofthe com- "" -Vl"iri   'f'1" sreatest damage sus-
I mined was tlie  loss  of tlio safe,  which
mpletoiy destroyed.
into the church, an average of 13° each
year. Of these U-1 were received Oil profession i f tiieir faith iii Christ, and 4i'» on
certificate, while of the whole number
■">:! had been member of the church
Sabbath School. Within the last eight
years 09 infants and 7 adults have been
baptized; lit deaths have occurred in the
congregation. Of these :.'! iverecommunicants and 10 children) an average of
4J each year, which is remarkably low.
Three hundred and ninety-two sermons
have been preached in the church during
this time, or an avenue of 49 each year.
Tbis number of sermons includes those
to crush and wash It.
The annual report of the secretary of
tho American iron [and steel association
stales that prices wore generally higher
at the'oloso of the year than at the bo-
ginning. The demand during the present year for most iron and steel products
has sensibly slackened. In the middle
of December steel rails wero quoted at
aisty dollars, while tlio price al the endi
ofthe month was fifty-eight dollars, and
by She middle of May orders wore easily
placed at 11 Ity dollars. Iron rails'we.r»
quoted at forty-eight dollars at tho oloso
of December, and in May thoy bad fallem.
to forty-four dollars.
d did !
preached by the p itor and other:-! ati Mining Superintendent Wilcox at
communion season, but it does not in-(standard Mines has begun worktoplaoe
elude the sermons and lectures delivered an engine in the pit. This engine wilt
at schocl houses and during the week of! bo used lo haul tlie pit. wagons along iho*
prayer, there being about 70 of these ",^1,,.^'iuli,.';;' ,,'.V.'.'.'!.1.'."..!.'.^™11 .*,!'",!
altogether.
Since  May  1st, 1874, tha church has
expended $825 for Sunday school  purposes; has given to the  Boards of the
church  12,483.12, and  pi
church purposes $21,860.0
yards from the foot oftho shaft. A holo
will be bored from the surface to bouseif
as a soam escape. Thu engine will haul
Ihe loaded cars a distance of.-ovwal huil-
drud yards and will return the empties,
nt for all 1 xhig tyM enable them to furnish ooal to
in average | t[K! ahuft with greater speed. Besides tlio
Iness id the dinner,
law would instantly .step into   the   pro-      Aftor the machim-s had  been l..a...
lection of the workingman's liberty,    in   »nd horses led. aud  dinner over,  came and Mrs. C. D.  Au'lliuan, of Hewickle*
Ihe same wav, and with Die same justice., the time of spoech-malring and music silver  ■■■.:;,•   luwket,   Mr,  and  Mrs, R.  anonjn
,   .. .  ,      ,   .   '  , 'i'i,,,   c ii ,„.:,, ,   , i          i, Hryson • dosen each silver knives, forks,  scrihor" will
-xinipel others not i„ take their places, The  following  named    persons   made „.■..,„,, ,.,1,,,, ns, A. A. Hutdiinson   bv withiiAMii
if anywhere men   'on  a   strike'   try   to   short   impromptu   addresses   from   the.of   Pittsburg j    majolica   pitcher,   Mi
oriu iinv wav, except he reasi ...ng aud steps of the National  Hotel to several   Auu:l  v' handsome lam..
.. , ,. ,       ,     , , ,.,.,. Messrs.   \\ m. Jones and J, M.  Itttcliie,   '
jiersuasioii, prevent the  employer  lium   hundred people:—O. J. Sturgis, editor Of I Pltuburi* • palrofi
I'liiaigine new men, ihe lair is booiid  to  the Uniontown Standard ; J. A. MeCurdy  end   itote firyeoi n dinner up
stop in to protect the  empkwrer  iu   his editor of the Mt. fleasant .imiix.M.; K. kins, Mr.-and^Irs. James Warden; ol
.  ' .;.'.. ,-    ,, . , , gant clock,  H. M. 1 ignmn ; »il\er eake
rights, una to protect in their rights  to r.   Houseman,   "J   Ureeusbnrg;  Amos knife iu handsome case,   b. 8. Jordan
labor those workingmen  whom   ho   is Trout, Iter. N". L. Reynolds, 8. C, Kelley, and W. J. Brown* brush and comb tn u  ,
,,,,,,.,,,:,,,,   ,,    .,1-,,    ,i,,.    , i„   .    ,r    ii   ,'!•        u,,,   .in-      i i/i   w '.  , \ civ handsoiiie i an-, M is. \\. M. Siuiili;   '
engaging to   Uke   the   place   oi   tho | E»n,„ SamueHV arden, and CaM Stewart, L„v-;,r teapyt w, m. Smith j silver but- '
'rtrikors,1 ' • agent for the Champion Co^jsmy.    A   tor dish, C. D. LaAlurore, t
'.' 'en spent in its (.'reparation
i ame   the "Lecture on Lav
.'  From what  we hear   of it
ntortainrueut  its "taking"
acid   the audiec
of f 2,732 each year.   Last were I uumboi of drivers aud mules will be do-
rrespondent of ono of tho Union- I given to tho Boards of the church,  and j creased.    Tlio OUglnO will   be   supplicJ.
-:     iwu papers gives this  acuouut of the ' '-'.i.u:;;! to all purpose.-.   During the year | with steam from tho shaft engine.
| recent suicide iu Allen township:   "Al- I ending May 1st 8 deaths have  occurred; :
iiricc, son ol James Brico, who nine I.") were baptised, and II received into the
rs ago was killed in the Clipper woriis j the church,  which  now  makes a total]
ito, hung himself in the or-
illi
ills name,  ins art
mt worthy publication and bonce
lis !i I'ii-, If fl mail is a i r
lolghbor III an ai'lii !e over hisow u
hen he has no business to say a:i\
KUlwl ut lluulrai''
Robert   Cunningham,   son of Frank
iCunulngham, of Derry, and who is ilag-
: ■'! of .lohn O. Martin, above   BVtyotte I     The Sabl.ath school lieldatthis Church    »'•'»«» l!l0' night shifter at !'-.ver.sou, toll
,,'..   ",; ,     City, in Washington county, May l»th, UB ^ a prosnorous condition   being pre- offU-0 QaB' •2ear "niilim" PHday night
'  "' "'''U-S.se, aged 17 years.  No cause ia assigned I   '. ,   .      '   "'',„   '-,,,.     ,,    .,', •„,,,".,.     ,   i at 10 o'clo.-k, and was killed.    The train-
"ided over   by   Mr.   JosdO   ii inter,   .is ,        ,        ,
1 men round   bis  mangled  body  lying in
ir tiie rash act,    Tho family waited   un
I] 10o'clock   for   his   return,   lie  vat
and iim next morning by Peter R\ley
^Superintendent lor the last   '''f''   ^ } tho creek   under  tho    bridge.    llis."0-
iv,my mm is perfoctlj satisfled that thja(malml .,,„.,, brought to Kverson, whero
ame a tableau that is just "soak- ;,,„i others,   whilst going to work  at t ("ontlemanie the right man in the right they wore met by his father, who bad
ver town at the present writing.) j*raaier& Fry's eoal works.   He got on | place.   Thisschool, together with that ] anived on a ireiuiu, tor the purpose of
i 01
laughable pan
nine, verv  iu
imed na.me is taking mi uufaii advan
i ladders tied the rope toa **  Evans1  school   house, number now] taking thou*  homo to  Dorry.   Ht6gen-
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rmance, and all departed, guMoml tQistep ladders over and passed into eternl-f tiroly mimagod and supported by thi.*) train passed overhim and then bmlod
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him into the