The Indiana Weekly Messenger from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 7

INDIANA, OCr. 20, 1880 GRAND Mass Convention. MB. J. H.

BATES, AdverUOBg Agent, 41 Park Bow, (Tlnm BntleUng,) Kew York, isantborlMd to la bectratea. India i per lack. per bnih. eta. per buh, Bockwheat-Wc per bu, 109K eta.

buh. OftU-86 cu. per buih. Hay-t 12,00. 60 In advance.

JScta, Bacon-Side, 8 ct-. Bacon-Shoulder, cU. Entter cts. per Ib. cts.

Clover 50. Timothy for the MESECHOEK. Tuesday, October Col. William Keel has been appointed Chief Marshal of the daylight procession, and makes the following announcement of Staff-M JMH.DB. o- GeoWBiddle, WGLe or, Clemspn AuKA Geo James McGregi Crawford, Chril tian Good, Weaver, John Stewart, Hi- my see the signal Waning in the eky, Hear the shouts from Maine to 'Forma, Victory is nigh.

Hold the fort, for Garfield'a coming, Ohio signals etill, Send the answer through the Union, Indiana says "She will." Snow yesterday. READ our new advertisemento. THEEE weeks of Court next Term. APPLE butter apples are cheap and plenty. SEE Cunningham's prices in new advertisement, Oct 20-2t INDIAN Bummer will be along one of these days.

THE Democrat! think it wag a pretty heavy shower, APPLES are eight cents a bushel in Lycoming county. THE waiting at onr depot are to have new seats. THE are not 10 Han. cockey aa they were. Tni noise of martial music it heard on our streets sightly.

MANY of onr merchants renew their advertisements this week. BETTING oa the election is brisk. Better save your money, boys. DON'T quarrel with you neighbor on account of It won't pay. THE aun, like the rest of of na.don't get up so early these frosty mornings.

DE. HEIGHHOLD, of Brookville.will mike several red hot speeches in this conn- THE worms in the chestnuts are said to be sweeter and fatter this year than ever before. HOG cholera is killing off the swine a sweeping rate in Noithnmberland county. IT is estimated that ten thousand people were present at the Punzautawney Fair on Thursday last. LOOK out for the largest political meeting in Indiana next Tuesday that ever was held in the county.

THE epizootic is working this way and owners of horses should look well to the protection of their stock. MB. JOE CLEMENTS, of the Indiana House, returned from an extended trip to Leadville on Monday last THE reason men succeed who "mind their own basineta," is because there is little competition in thin line. OYEE four hundred persona from place were present at the Republican demonstration at Blairsville en Friday night TUB last issue of the Blairsville Enterprise looks as though the forma had been rolled with a stove pipe and inked wilh apple butter. A TAKXT of Pittsburgh hunters passed through here on Monday last.

They will locate in the north of the county for a couple weeka. IN the cltiea of Pittsburgh and Allegheny there are siity-two Catholic priests and 70,000 oyer one third the entire population. THE number of people alive a year ago but dead BOW from not knowing it wu loaded is estimated at 329, with a few old shotguns yet to hear from. THE County Commissioners desire us to announce that the election paper an now ready and election officers are requested to call when in town and get them. weB nl, Hoskinson, Dr, Tomb, (Mechamcsburg), Israel Dotty, Bracken Davidson, Bobert Mitchell, Paige! Harry Bryan, James Allison.

BOUTE FOB DAYLIOHT PBOCEBSIOK. Form street, thence to 2d street, West Indiana; thence along 2d street to Saltsburg thence down Church street to 7th; thence along 7th to Blairsville road, thence along Blairsville road to 6th, thence along 6th st, to Church; thence down Church st to 5th, out 6th to down Philadelphia to 4th out 4th to Oak; up Oak to 6th; thence along 6th to Water; thence along Water to 1st st. West Indiana thence along 1st st. to Phil- delphia; thence down Philadelphia st. to 6th i thence along 6th to Water: down Water thence up ia and dismiss f- Ma Ehc aI wm weat a white sash he Chief of Staff, and Aids, black soft hats and red saehes, and will report to the Marehal.

in front of the Conrt House at a Dele upon reaching the borough limits, will halt and send a rider to report to the marshal, who will immediately assign them a place in the procession. All to reach Indiana about 10 o'clock, a. m. Wir. HEEL.

THE SIGHT PARADE is the month of October, When the mocking bird sings high And the wily politician Slyly winks his larboard eye; Loudly bawl the sage speaker, While the scribe Is taking cotes, And the hungry office seeker Scents alar the smell of oats. SOME msmbere of our inarching club contend they were not courteously treated by these in charge of the BlaiWiIle demonstration on Friday night last. MB EGBERT MCCBEBRY, of East Mahoningleft witt. us on Tuesday last, an apple which weighed twenty-five ounces. This the largest specimen we hare ever Men and IB a model of beauty.

THE present cold map has had a depressing effect upon everything and every body except the politicians. They still flourish as a green hay tree, though these nights are a trifle frigid to ride twenty miles in an open wagon. A MAN named Werner, of Edena- burg, Butler county, became angered at his daughter at the breakfast table a few days ago and hurled a butcher knife at her. The knife struck the girl in the forehead, inflicting a terrible wound. SEVEEAL horses in this place are suffering from light attacks of epizooty.

Jamison Bros, have half a dozen slightly affected; and if the disease spreads as rapidly here as elsewhere, it will inconvenience our campaigners to a considerable extent, jg SOME half dozen of the hardest look, ing tramps we hare looked upon for many Attendance at Institute. Below we give the names of the teachers who attended the recent meeting of the County Institute. The figure at the end af the names indicate the numbsr of sessions the person was Foster, A Dill, JT Bellj Misses Lizzie Todd, Mary A McFad. 88 6 Stoat 8 Lizzie Hodge, 7 A Neabit, 6. West Hammers, If A Coch- Lizzie Stewart, Laugh- Innig, Hneea Hannah Boyle, Kate Walker, Sadie Patch, 8.

SIcKee, Hissea Tillie Dickie, Annie Templetoii, 7: Jennie Hodge, 3. Wolf, 7. HCXJUS HACKE, ELEOAKT SEW GOODS OPENIKS. A. superb line of Damasse brocatelks, a new Bilk novelty in garnet and gold, navy blue and gold gend' arme and black, bronze and gold, or combinations and trimmings; black and colored plashes in large assortment, and black and colored brocade velvets and brocade j-'nshes inwr rich and compiete.stock.

Notice to tUe Tax Payers WlUte Townsliip. of otifjr yon loat Room.on Oct. SOth.to receiv School tax for the year ISSO M. IfARBBON. HAM cheapest at the Bed Front.

Go and see the bay state shoes at fl McCreery, Miss Barber, 6. South Hopkins, 7 Geo Lukehardt, 8 Thompson, Miss Emaia Davis, Shields, Misa Jennie Green, 3. Weal PaitiBon, Jennie Chief Martial for sion at night, and has appointed tanta, Chief of Howard Aids-WmLore, GoSon, Dr? Crawford, Marshall. McComb Kelly G. A McLain, Pershine David rrit John Graha John Stuche'll, Wm Kim pie' WmBobinson, JC Leasnre, PChurchhili; Dr Win Van Kanarr, Lawrence JfcQuown, John A Stew- The Chief of Staff and Aida will wear hb I wl "te and blue ribbons, and will report to the MABSHAL in front of the Court House at 6:30 p.

sharp. BOBTE XOB HIGH! fBOCKIIOS. The clubs will mass on South 6th Street, 7 p. nj. The procession will then be formed by the Chief Marshal, and move uladelpnia to residence of Church tnen countermarch on Philadelphia street to 2d street, West Indiana Uience along 2d street to Church; Sence' along 5thT down Water to 4th; thenc along 4th to Ook; thence up Oafc to 6th- thence along 6ft to Water; ftence up Water a day, hovered about our town several dayd last week They appeared to be travelling toward the Cambria county poor house wnere they expect to hang up during the THE election in East ifahoning township will be held at Ayers.the old place instead of at "Owl Hollow" school house, as advertised in some of the papers.

It appear" that the vote to change the place of election was not legal, the election having been held without authority of Court. JKO. C. field county, formerly a resident of this place, has received the Republican nomination for Prothonotary for that county. He nas our best wishes for his success and if the people of that county want an honest and capable man for that position they cannot do better than elect Mr.

Corner. THE Republicans and Greenbackers in the Congressional District composed of Westmorland, Fayette and Green, have formed a fusion and are endeavoring to elect Minor a Greenbacker, over Morgan Wise, the Democratic nominee. i- wo years ago the combined vote was some two hundred against the Democracy. THB Republican torchlight display at Blairsville on Friday night labt, was almost as big aa all oat of doors. It is estimated that not less than fifteen hundred men were in line while thousands lined the pavements and utreeta, The streets were handsomely decorated with evergreen arches, Chinese lanterns while every Kepubli- can house was illuminated and decorated with flags, lanterns Ac.

The citizens took an active interest in the matter and made it a grand success. THIETY-ONE deaths have resuiteu from the terrible railroad accident at Pitts- Lowe, Maggfelilack, Emma Porter, Travise, John Kerns, Black, 3. North Neil, Wyant, Pollock, McDowell, A Smitten, George Hall, Mra George Hall, 1, East I Mabon, Jennie Blact, Samuel Hamilton, Myra Hepkins, Work, 3. A Davis, Kirk Stewart, Baird, ST Bay, Spence, Allison, Miss Belle Porterfield, Jamea Bonner, DEM Wolf, 4. LLowman, F.Hood.W JT Young, JT Lewis, Elrick, 3.

Emma Buffner, Dale 8- Thomas Stoufer, John Kainan' If Laugham, John Huaffinan, 4- Martin, 8 Lowman, 2. Barr, Mias Maggie Giyen, Mary Nnpp, Miss Louie Barber, Allison, Miss Emma Price, Buchanan, Misa Elwood, Bice, Bithmiller, Annie Woodruff Longwell. 2, Adams. Abraham Stnchell, Laura Ccehran, Laura Stewart, George Diyen. Maria McCreery Harry Smith, Harman Trusal, Emma Smith, Maltie Ljtle, Andrew Johnston, 2.

Trimble, Mattie McComish Clara McDonald, Tillie Trimble, 7- John Foley, Maggie Stephens, Pmetwnnn A Flora Hon. Lorenzo Danforth, of Ohio will be present and address Mass Convention on the 26lh. Judge Agn will probably be here also. our IBW burgh on Saturday night week. Some thirty injured are still in hospital, but ilia thought they will all recover, though some of them will not be able to leave their beds for weeks and perhaps months.

The Coroner is making a most thorough examination as to who is responsible for the accident and will report in a few day a. The railroad company 1 of tte Keener, Miller, Eam- Drennmg, Emma Byers, Lizzie Griffith, Flora Yancy, Annie Loughry, Maggie Stiltz, 5: Sadie KUUn, Anld, Jennie St Clair, 4r Jamison, 2. Lewis, Price. O. McCullough, Baird A Bairigh, Bank, Eleck McMillen, Agnes Graham', McMnllen, Ada Emp held, Jamea A Sloan, Lone, 7- Aekin, A Waddle, Smous'e, 6- Johnston Moorhead, Merley If Sickenberg, Williams, 3: Hull 2 Banks-Mary Work, Mary Given, Becket, Euth Martin, Edith Baird, 5- John Thompson, JJfAhe 3 East Barber, Tillie Tomb, Chriatopher Campbell, Jamea Mack, 2.

West Doly, Sadie Barclay, Adella Hoskinson Camf bell, 2. invue jutentioo to elegant and choice lines of Eergesfmoiniee, trench cqrd, pekins and camel naus, and ask an inspection of an entirely new style of goode, just introduced bv us called imperial silk warp sailings, in all colors and decidedly handsome. Ii plaids we have just opened the only case in Pittsburgh of the very latest, stylish combinations in these popular goods. Call and examine. HACKE, Cor.

Fifth Avc, Market SL, Pittsburgh. DECOBATE. With Flaga and Lanterns, from Hall's, and save money. SCHOOL'BOOKS, Prefering to do a legitimate business, we do not place SCHOOL BOOKS, on sale, in school houses. We have a place of established 24 years we sell SCHOOL BOOKS from TEN to FIFTEEN per cent, cheaper than you can bay them at your school houses.

Purchasers, are saving money every buying their SCHOOL BOOKS from member will SAVE MOS.ET, by doing likewise forgei Eemember tne OLD FIBM at the OLD PLACE. W. B. HlLREBSASD CHICAGO the world now looks up to Chicago as the great western metropolis of America, being far ahead of all competing cities; but none the lees so in nslme, is-Electric Bitters. From real intrinsic value they have advanced to tne front, and are now far ahead ot all other remedies, positively curing where everything else fails.

To try them is to be convinced. For sale by all druggists, at fifty cents per bottle. screw fastened. Warranted never to ri. prices very low.

MJEN-S fin hand made Calf boots in all widths at the Bed Front. You can have your measure taken Arnica Salre. brand. B. Hiide Nov.5-lyr.

1 WOMEN'S hand made kip and calf best stock, never rip, at tn Eed Counter panes, 60, 75, erw ftr $1,00. 75, 85, 90c to J8.00. 86c tycoons Eeps Extra 25c Ginghmna, 8,10 and 12c. Canton FlanneJ. 8,10, 12.

See our 10c. Shirting. Do not be deceived by low prices on boots and show; goto the reliable Bed Iront, they have boots and shoes at all prices and always better for the price than you can get elsewhere. See them before you THE Towanda is the beet boot for and ta P. waterproof only 'he BAY State shoes are unequaled for durability, acd are low priced, aold only at the Bed Front, go and sea them, 7 Factory flannels, Blanfcets, Yarns, Cassimeres, Jeans goods this market and I 1ST 05- Suit, -roTorrow four hundred dollars on Eeal Ejtate worth $1500.

Call HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIE a 60le il flo combination of tome ost Powerful restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom. It restores graynalrto its original color. It. makes the scalp white fcean Iteores dandruff ana haSors falling out of the haiv. It furnishes the five principle by which the ha 1 Estate Agent.

"DIIEID. CheryhiU township, Fxtra fine 818, S20, to $22,50. "We Sell Our -r-1- ana 94.OU. Boys Heavy $5,, and $8 Suits, Children's suits from 4 years up low prices. Broad.

Overalls. and LA0IES' DOUUHS, COATS AND SHAWLS. Dolmans at $7,90, to $12 50 Coats, 82,50, $4,00. See our 85,00, $7,00 and $10,00 Coats. The ollowin i a the official vote Indiana from all but two counties Th Popularity ot LH Committees Appointed on Decoration.

The following committees have been appointed to look after the decoration ol our town for Tueriay'e Convention. Or 0 Lewis, Porter, Wm Longhry, Dogberry', Committee oo Bow, A hnmnawM TIi Thos Lowman, Bobt H' Kerr, Wm conng. on Cole- Chinese Lanterns Jamison, A 8 Hamilton, JM Bruce, Ewing, Hildebrand, A MSETIKG of citizens was held in the Court House on Monday night last to take measures to properly decorate the town for the convention to be held here on Tuesday next M. F. Jamison was called to the chair and 8.

M. jack wa. elected secretary On motion Ed Bow wu toselect ten good and true men to assist him "wefgtoedecorntioat. It was resolved that out two arches be erected and the balance of the decorations to consist of flags, ean TP Stephens, Augusta Pinkerton, Tilhe Farren, Finetta Campbell, Smith, Maggie McCreery, A Kinter, 2. TT Lowman, Nettie Elder, Ida A Oliver, A Lytle, Dunlap, Mowry, A Harah, 2.

EH Dickie, Lizzie Pattison. 6: A Dickie, Ida Butler, Butler, Clark, 4. er 8 i Gibson, West Stewart, d. Homer Jennie Pinkerton, Emma Mullen, 5. Tn 5 Thompson, Miller, e8bit Kerr, A Elkin, Cw O.

Uf wim me test of many years, both in tills country pnl i Sth ndB 1 FOK SALE BY ALL world "News from the East." Everywhere people are growing tired of patent medicines and taking only those preparations which are founded on common sense. Such an article is Halls-Combined Extract of Bye, BockCandj; aod Eed Boot. As a cure for Coughs, a substitute for Cod Liver Oil, and a healer of the Lunge, it has no equal. As a spring and summer Tonic for delicate females and invalids it is positively the beat in the world. No one threatened with pulmonary trouble.and no one with poor appetite can afford to do without it.

Hetrict Bros Agents for Indiana County. 7, 80-lyr. from ut little more or less. The have a majority in the Legialatare of 16 on joint ballot. Ben Harrison will in all probability be the nest United States Senator from In- 8n The Presidential campaign will be pushed with the utmost vigor.

Ihere is good reason for saying (far- will reach 15 000 ForcingEngliah offthe track amounts to nothing. He will stick notwithstanding his peZaRS uia "'y among workingmen. This will add to the Republican majority. "Ii is better to be honeat," says the people, "even at the risk of being on. popular.

Stand for what von i Breakfast 25 35.50 to $1,25 Square Shawb, $1,25, $1,50. 1,75. Quality $4,00 $5,00, and $6.00. Long Shawls, $2,50, $4,00, $5,00 $8. and $2,50 hat.

Boys Hats, 40, 50,75. and $1,25. Boys' caps, 25, 50, 81,00. Ladies' HaU, $1,25, $1,50 to $3,00. Extra Valua.

Hoods, 25, 35. 50, $1,00. Comfoita, Gents Boots $2.00. The committee on arches, procuring apruce, and general decoration, will meet at the Prothonotary's cfflce on Thursday even- lug at 7pm. By order of CHAIEMAS.

Co. COM i IIDIAJTA, Oct, 19, 1880. A cordial invitation is hereby extended to all lie mounted and marching Bepablican A financial commitee -U. Wilson as chairman wai appointed On motion meeting adjourned to meet in the CourtHonseon Friday eyening next Death of Hon. Henry D.

Foster. Gee. Henry Donnell Foster, one of the most prominent men of Western Pennsylvania, and of the entire State, for that matter, died on Saturday at the residence of his son- in-law, Mr. F. A.

Happer, at Irwin Station, Westmoreland county, aged 71 years, 10 months and 19 daye. Mr. Foster had not been well for qnite a while, being troubled with enlargement ofthe liver and dyspepsia but did not acknowledge his illness by retiring from business until March last. At the session of the Supreme Conrt he argued a number of cases. He was born in Jlfercer December 19th, 1808.

There was to have been a great Democratic demonstration in Irwin on Saturday night, but it was postponed on account of Mr. Foster's death.be hav- Minnie Millen, 2. Earhart, 4. Moorhead, 3. Miller.

8 Griffith, 5- Grove, 5. Crissman, 5. UNEMPLOYED TEACHEES, HEMabon, Sarah McCalden, Aggie Allison, Flora Tinthofl, Clara Mabon, Nannie A Haey, WS Shadracb, Jellison, Stewart, Kate McCormick, Laughiin, A Mabon, Lytle, JC Waiter Smith, Emma Hamilton, Jannie Kauff- Chairman. j. COM.

IHDIAHA. Oct. 19, 1880, ADJDTAST-GMHUI. C.DsDii, U. S.

and daughter, and Welly of 3 abll TOte GreembW, wei? Tiuting Mrs? j' B. con eS8i w( TI to Iuni the largest increased aking the Drum'i and other rtlativea last weekT THE Eepablieanj along the propoaed con of 1878 basis, will be presented with a beautiful flag. evening, are reonettcd to appropriately decorate their homai and H. A. TiioMpsoaj, who recant- ly vest to York toaw hif who was verv ill, wu huHelf taken quite and been in a dangenw "imifiiion for OUB "blow" ant the Indiana and Ohio week.

too The official injoritiM both out Urger than we announced in our THE Democratic majority ia Virtinia was not large enouth for the avv- W.B.BUCK Chairman. HEPCBIJCAIf MEETING. A large and cnthoaiastic meeUnir of Be- PoblieuiswMheldatAtwoodon Saturdav witk two martial and Tfce from EdeitoB anu Bund Villaie! ing been a life-long Democrat and for many years one of the leaders of his party. Mr. Foster was descended from Alexander ter, who, with many other Scolch-Irieh Prea- bytenan? emigrated from Londonderry, about the year 1725, and settled in Little Britain townahip, Lancasier county, PennBylvania.

His mother's maiden name was Donnell. His father, Samuel Foater, of Mercer, vas an able lawyer, Henry D. Foster was of a type of men who, unfortunately, do not appear to crop out from the population in the ratio they aid half a century or more ago He was renowned one of the greatest land-lawyers in the western part of the State, and did an immense business practicing in nearly all of the western counties. He wag, afeo for Tears solicitor of the Pennsylvania Bailroad Company white Wm. D.

Foater wa, Vice- resident. His chances to accumulate a fortune during this time were almost unbounded bat he nude little more than a living, always depending more on his power to earn money than on saying for future use. He frequency worked for poor clients for nothwg, and though he charged rich ones round fees, it was optional with them wuethtr to pay or not, as they knew be would never sue them. In hu domestic "me Miller A Wilber McConnaoghey, Franklin Hammil, Tf McCreery, Mattie Cameron, Annie Allen, Jp Lytle. 1 to Proof.

At a time when the community ia flooded with so many unworthy devices and concoctions, it ia refreshing to find one that is beneficial and pure. So conscious are the proprietors of Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, of the worth ot their remedy, that they offer all who desire a trial bottle free of charge. Tnis certainly would be so disastrous to them did not the remeuy possess the remarkable curative qualities claimed. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption will positively cure Aathma, Coughs.Colda, Phthisic, Quinsy, Hoarseness, Croup, or any affection ef the throat and lungs.

As yon value your existence give wonderful remedy a trial by calling on W. B. Hilbrand, Druggist, and obtaining a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular sized bottle foi $1. CHALK CRAYON. Merchants and School remember yon can buy the BEST CHALK CBAYONS, in the market, at B.

HIL- DEBBAND'S, at LOWER prices, than at her house in the county. Please Our discounts to the TRADE If you believe in Southern supremacv' say so openly. If you believe in rl' bukmg the men who saved the Union and rewarding those who tried to destroy it, come forth squarely on that platform. But this pretend of being wed to honesty while you are depend- ng Up ud of Coving loyalty while you worship treason, is too shallow to deceive American intelligence." This what the voice of Tuesday says, and the Democrats, while lamenting the cry, confess in their hearts its firmness fle woman suffrage is slowly progressing. In New YorJ and Massachusetts the experiment rw KK' Gents Rubbers, Ladies' Rubbers Rubbers.

Misses' See Our IBd Jbxed Button Shoes. $1,00, $1,25 to $2,00. $1, to $1,50. Cboldren'a Shoes, 50, 75, $1 to $1,25 ooaps. Tobaccos, QUEENSMRE, LOWEST BUY cannot gave my THESE PATTEIUW.

that the Oregon Senate and Honf naveagreed to a constitutional amend. ment allowing women to vote-the Senate by a vote of 21 to 9 the House by 32 to 27. Of course amendment must be ratified by the people in convention or by popular vote before it becomes effective. me do S. CUNNINGHAM.

but there were Hsymour, at whose love for me you have often myself." in an expostulating voice. capture. Your native State was one ofthe first fruits of that splendid ing power which gave these representatives ot Indiana some representating ihajeiftlatisnjnyour hats, represent. A Cure for Cliapped Haztds. Thu raw winds of late autumn often produce in the hands of those who are much exposed to them that roughness and cracking of the skin known as chapping.

If nothing is done to prevent, and the person is obliged to have his hands frequently wet and dried, the cracks will often get deep and be pain- HOOL BOOKS, is better than any other house in town. Don't forget it. W. B. Hn.DEBRAND.

PEBSONS who purchase goods of Rochester ALanghlin, Marion, always save as a penny earned, is a penny sayed, it does not take one long to ascertain, why the storeof this firm is always crowded with customers. Democrat two clwldren belonging to a bur ed to ur death about four miles from London a lew days ago. It seems that the ra Bski is frequently accompanied by sore hands from this cause. As both a precaution and cure for chapped hand-, wash the hands, and the face also if it ia inclined to chap, with Borax Water, and afterwards rub with an ointment made by melting mutton-tallow (or suet), and then gradually adding an equal quantity of glycerine stirring the two together until cool or the hands, this mixture can be best ao- plied at night, using it freely, and warmieir it in by the fire, after which an old of gloves can be pat on to keep the bedctothes i Positively for one month we will insert a ul i. ret of very beat 8.

white gum teeth for eight dollars. These are the same teeth we here-to-fore got twelve and nfteen dollars for. Every set we warrant to be the very best teeth and material and uarantee satisfaction. See advertisement in another column. ITcCHESJIEY SOS Ang.2o.-tf Indiana, Pa.

BB wise, be just, be saving, be pa- trotic by buying your goods A S. Cun- mother ofthe children left the honw for ''me, leaving the children alone in the om 8orne canee th house took hre and when themotherre. turned lt was in ashes, the little ones having been consumed in the flames. TT 8nake ke a curiosity by C. Gregory, at his residence at Mansboro, Va.

It is about three leet long and has a horn on the end of a half inches in length, a little bent and reeembling very much the spur of a rooster. Thl snake uses the horn as a weapon, which said to be very Eyen trees are to have been killed by blow of 7 cb innM of the Greenback I State Committee of Maine says there will be no Fusion State Convention to nominate new electors, but the Fu- atonuts win support Holon Chase and J. Turner notwithstanding their of a straight Greenback The largest and finest stock to be found in the county Parlor Stoves. Open Stoves. All kinds and varieties at the lowest prices.

Pots, Skillets, Teakettles Tor all kinds of STOVES. and Castings A COEEKSPONDBKT of the Allegheny Mail insists that betting on election does not disqualify a voter. However to be on safe side yon had better not bet, especially if ia onlv cooat about 7000 this lime ywr they had over 17,000. THE Btpublicatw nugnanimonaly allowed the arches erected ia Blainrilte Democratic BOCMBTKR LiTJGHLnr are about Marion since their eoaaequeno hii portable ed out toeuch an extent tnat.to^caice ever ever kMWwhere to look for it whin wanted. Mr wai a man ot unbending couraj-e wh ctaa if there a possibility that you are'betiing on le 8 Bereie what he Saturday's iaaue you quote an act ofthe Legislature reqnirmg Inspectors and Judges of to reject the of penons who are anterertea in any bet act very Jikely to mislead a person standing as it does in Pardon's Digest.

The con- sti.ation the quaJificmion. of oten. A right thuB conferred is beyond Legiabv tive reeteiction. The act referred conrtuutional, and therefore void. Stag intemted in bet does not exclude a voter It.i» an oflence against law which can be prowcuted, but ifwill not deprive from voting.

The principle which, rov- 5000 bushel buckwheat wanted at the Penn Mills. Highest price in cub David Ellis Son. I front of the Vireinia FT I Repairing well and cheaply done at -n toI a rebel wifli the BediFront. follewinj; inacription: "Southern K. A.

YOUKQ has the largest and 10 most varied stock of watches-gold, silver S. Hancock; Vice 1-1 i. av Sterna Belting, Water Pipe, Iron Pumps, a variety of goods numerous to mention. CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE PUBCHASING. A.

T. TAYI.OB. Successor to Row Taylor and nickel, and key-wind, in the ceun- English." tw ttnH I.A ia A ,1 I W. ty and he is resolved to eell the lowest COATS DOLMANS C. U.

GDESSLEB is selling the finest oysten ever brought to this market Having an abundance of ice he keeps them always nice and fresh. For a stew or irygoto'GiMsaler'a, BDEE WE lean that Mayor A. Heigk- hold snd Col. Bedic will addrw tin Bepnb. lican dub of IxisqueWtkat a saaa'a enditon will aH amaae dsssMeltH ea of wk.

h. turesandtheexpnanoBof hi. eye. This confidence led him to despue or unto inUw -AgoodGoakud al hoMe workrV Ooe of experuie aod VBU wu. Oct.

re BuaainingunaOltd for October 18, 1880. There on Jane 4ih, 1867. uiocDiuBgdeserten, and in the case oFMe- referred tor uncotutitatiooal. ENVIED is more handaome than a nice clear, com- Aowing the beautie. of perfect house Jwork in a small family, attnis office.

FOE second hand An- thncile stoves. One an UMtain heater th. win Griffitb, Sadie Henry, SDMB Henry, Apdm, at Indiana, Pa, Allen, AH Baker, Mr. Mary Baker. Joseph (2) Oohooie, Euaie eallinf for any the above kt- ers, will statotbltthey wire ilr.rtSed.

for "Dr. Lind. Searcher," It will drive out am yon health and long life. NAUSJEOUB Mem all that the doctors can think of. Try "Sell 114 witl delighted new style Boakoff beyond measure.

THE tennine watches for mlt at Mayl2-tf. Oppbrite BOYS boota whole leather and hand JMde, reiy cheap at the Front IPO want a fine gold cameo tet of I or a roll-platawtf We would call special attention to our large and well selected assortment of Ladies Coats and Dolmans. Our success last season induced us to provide a assortment than ever before, at prices ranging from up. Notwithstamli ng the advance in Woollen Goods, by buy- directly from the Manufacturers for cash, we are enabled to offer them at last years' prices. Black Cashmeres, Momie doflis, Gray and Drab Beaver aotlisFfor LADIES' CIROI.