The Ligonier Echo from Ligonier, Pennsylvania • 3

Lipnisr Valley RailroQu. tgoxier Echo. Tin) DRUGS. GON EH. LsS.j May by the old citizens of tiie town, many of whom, with tottering Inula and voices quivering with age, ciu tell of the (lays of their loy hood, wh railroads and canals ere a thing of th future, not even thought nf even then Ligonicr vi1 an important town.

In the palmy days of the turnpike, when the old Coiitsti.ga wagons formed the On and after Monday, trains will run as follows: -i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i A Big Job. Messrs. Booth Flyim, of Pittsburgh, put a force of men at work last Tuesday to make an excavation for all immense ice-pond at -ll's station, a mile li-dow town, on the creek. They intend to din out enough to make pond in extent. They have an i.

e-lioii-e there with a capaeit of loO.OOO tons, and mr'tber Weiinehuay Mokxiso, Sept. 5, lSSi. LIGOXIER DIRECTORY ltoitoiGii oi'i'K'Kiis. R. V.

WILT, y. Ji'UOS z. -William Hays. Ilui-jress here in town with a capacity 113 Scsds tf Mm Wars Murdooli, I'Soll, J.llll W. K.

J. Jerry Kissell, William Pet. 1 1 ACT I (J A IS St -p re dat ions. Kay, .1. W.

Ciuwloid. Clerk of H. Murdock. Ili'li Coiistabl. ILu.shrberipr, Constable J.

W. Tux Collector Frank Kabn. OLD FORT LIGOXIHR. Postmaster John of Public Schools Prof. I.

Cialiam. TO IC THE TOWN FROM THAT THE PRESENT TIME. tons. It -sides these, they have an extensive hlue-stone riari-y al Loin; P.ridge, on the L. V.

K. mid ih-on the 1. It. m-ar toe In exeavatiilg for this b-e-pond they expe -t em.loy nn-ii and 1 teams, and will distribute a large amount of money in wages in this neighborhood. Since writing the above we have learned that it is Mock company, known as the I.igonier V.tiley Ice Company, that is doing this work.

The charter for the company was granted by the Slate Department hi-t Friday, its capital being fi 1,0" The share-holders are Siu. Fliun, James J. llooth, Ira DeWilt, H.L. Joseph Brown and W. It all of Pittsburg.

They already have about 70 men uml teams at work oil the iee-pond. li u. CHt'lW'llKS. Methodist Church. Kev.

M. B. Pngl nastor. Services Sabbath ut 1 1 a- tn -1 I I I 1 I -I -I -I -I every A FULL ASSOIITMKNT OF Pure I)ru, Medicines and Chemicals. me 11 uml 7:30 (.

m. Prayer liieetin; Vednesduy evening at Voun Meeting every Tuesday evening. A Bustling Littlo Plnco tho Mountains. means el nu nimiication iM-twcen the hist and the. Wi-st, Ligonicr was a busy place, and her taverns were almost constantly tilled with wagoners and travellers, ami were not irtfre.jii.ntly the a 'cue of lights and noisy encounters.

while al! things show Ligo. iei is undeniably an old town, yet we would not have any one siipjinse for a moment that it is u.it a progressive place, or that theie is nothing new ubvut it. We know-that many ieople who have never seen the town have that impression but it is a wiong one. We venture the assertion that L'gonier can boast of as many coiufii table, tasteful, and even as b-autiful residences as any other town of its siza in this pait of the country. ofoitun dely for herself, as to giving lirst impressions to casual visitors, she is very much like sonu other towns that we know, in that she does not "put her K-st font forw.ud." Her main street, while adorned with a nuuib -i of buildings of which neisl not ashamed, as a whole does Hot impress strangers as being a line street.

Like tin' other towns of which we sjioke, her modern improvements aiefor the most part contioed to (lie on the side stns ts, and are -nil observed by the chance visitor pacing a'ong the main street. The piiucip.il business of the place is gathered id suit the Diamond, a large square in the nter of the town, at the crossing of the two princ pa! streets. Here aie gathered tile largest stoics, the post-oliice, the leading hotel, and one of the prim al chun All business of the town is n.l done li.Te, however, as on COXXKI 1 loS. connect wiih the Lutheran Church. Kev.

.1. Smith I rams P. at pastor. Services tirst an. I thir.l Sabbaths of each month at Uh'-W a.

in. anil 1 in. Sunday school at a. in. SI'KCIAI.

IS CIVHX TO Lalrube as tollows Wiih estern Fxorecs and Johnstown Aeroinm. illation, West, ami Mail Train and I lay press, cast, in the morning, and with Maii Lxpre.ss, ea-t, in the aflei- Presbyterian Church. K. Me Kinh-y, pastor. Services every Sabbatl ul 1 a.

in. ami 7: HO p. 111. Prnver meet oooh wiiit 1 in utile 1 1 in la ate I AND FAMILY KlX IiM-S. in every Wednesday evening at 7.

oil. lilt-town and Mail Cnited Presbyterian Church N'o pus tor ut nn-sent. Services every two week -TOBACCO J3TJD CIGARS. at 3 p. in.

Catholic Church. Services second Sm day of each month at 10 a. lit. conducted AVe tli iuglil it would be interesting to our and others wh-i we hoi-will sub-i-i to have in the Inst niimlH-r ot' TllK Kcno a sketch of ne early history of Ligonier, lioni lif time it was i lion ling wilderness to the -whoop trid ami savage dame of the red man," to the pivscnt stal-ol cuitnic and prinp ril v. We have availed e-f kucIi material as we Mild coinm.ind, ami piesrnt it fir the of our adirs.

our scirch for this ma-teri we have lieen aided very liuii by the ind iiss miv remhr- us n. W. Mcllowan and Mr. Win. Lang, to whom our thanks lire due.

A pri'pm tion ol the facts contrdacd were ot.tain.-il from vaiii.us vohim.s ill the l.igonicr Public Library, in which there is a lai" amount of inteie-i iug literature, by Kev. Kayinond Daniel. Evangelical Association C. II. Miller, pastor.

Services ever Sabbath lit 7wd p. in. Irani, west, in the hi Sundays conned wita till daily ruins evcepl Western press in the moruiiiLI and Mail F.xpress east in the nl'iernoeln. Skxit, Superintendent. clear, cool, mountain stream, now plai id and deep under some nveiha'igii'g k.and now jihinging over what lisiks like the lapids of the St.

Lawrence in miniature. The iiintain lisis high and sleep, close cither hand, clothed base to top with grand old for. st tins. It is a sight w.nth A CO. SOC1CTIKS.

l.igonier Lodge, No. biU, I. O. 0. F.

A rkominiacouco. Kev. J. K. Melhorne, of Pittsburgh, preached in the Lutheran Chinch on Sunday afternoon, Aug.

-0. The reverend spoke of the last time he had preached in that church, thirty five years "igo, when be was a licentiate, and said that he supposed but few in the congregation remembered the occasion. He wiid that it was communion day, and there were to be two rcI iiious, one by himself au. I one by an old minister, following other. 1 le peiw the old minister to preach first, which he d.d, ami, said Mr.

Melhoine, "not only took my text, hut delivered my sermon, having it divided in the same heads and living many of my arguments." Mr. Melhorne living a young man then, had only one pie-pared that was siiitabb' to the occa 0B0 OB meets every Saturday eveimiL' in l.rcu KS48iy WW MIlCi Hull. Fort Post. No. (i.

A. It. QUEFXSWAPvF, STATIONERY CONFECTIONS Ilavin he It, St meets the tirst Saturday night of eac month, in Franklin Council, Junior O. A. V'.

meets every Monday evening i H. miser's Hall. lllii-t I li. found in (own, wmld be idea Main street, above and below the 1 liamoial, and nil one or two of the cross -treet-j, there are stores and other kinds of business. The ol the town is made up about as follows: Five genital stores, two stove and tinware establishments, fiur pH-ci its.

one jewcliy store, fWii harne-s sh.ijis, one mai life woil.s, oia-I'uiiiiture stole, one im-ivhatit tailor, one stuck ill the ab ive to he ill and examine our belli as low us any house in the 1 ailenitoii lo our hie- of id be I'oliviai e. that We ai and general. may Ik-seen a portrait ol' S.r John Ligoiiier. man for whom the tort ami town were named. a-o.

in vol. "Pennsylvania An hive-," may filial a map or plan of I'ort i'ort Ligouier Lodge F. A A. No meets the tirst Friday night before each full moon, in Breniser's Hall. Fort LiiJoninr Council.

No. fiOl, nser, pall ol lie ot wlucn is now oci I hesc foods are all of tin- best ipialil and tire sold tit vers prices. Arcanum, meets alternate Thursday even pied by the house by Mr. hunt Tins plan lejuesent. he he as it was ii the year ol' its rstahlishui-ii, am in Ifrcniser's Hall.

l.igonicr Library and Heading lloom. coming miles to se. At I-ong Uri.lge Sla-ttou an immense ijturry, half way up the motiul.1 li side, across the creek from the railroad, attiaets attention. Theie is a very long and high inclined plain- lioni the across the ere. lo the railroad, where there is a tipple to hiad the stone ou the cars.

It Idlewild is the (anions Idlewild (be favoiite picnic giounds o' this pait of the country. The grounds aie elegantly lilted up, ith dining hall, dan. iitg plat form, band stand, base ball ground, and everything ncessaiv i.ir the couilbit and com enieuee of guests. I'he grounds aie lice to parti.s coming via the l.igonicr Valley llailroad. At Kiligsloti station, alsmt thiee miles foul Latroln- is (he old inicstead ol' cx-tlov.

a nsimy, substantial and eoi.if.rtable looking old stone mansion, now oecupicd by Col. a blot her ot the (loveinor. daily Iroui 1 to ami to p. in. i ohlaiu.d in Lng'and by Mr.

Ciddle, -e tree to those using them in the MUSIC Organs Pianos THE CELEBRATED YILCOX WHITE sion, ami so lie was in a I way. However, he took a parallel text, ami changed his sci nioii that it didn't sound so much bkc the other, and h--lixeled it. It was trying onbal, i i 1 1 1 1 1 lie was not so much cm-hariassed on this isit PitNbiug. V. A.

Peterson, Librarian. Assistant. kbapsi. hip, au We pn-s-nt tllU of (he ami bank, one ad and iiaiut shop and in addition botch shop, hither Miiith cai i i.ige in iki-- cslah'tsh doetiiis, a r. insuranie and te.il bilh nd rooms, and nlmost all kinds ol ousin -s to supply the wants ol' tiie public.

ineii we found to b- agli-eal le, and with plenty of up" in th, Tin ale reidy fir ImsinesJal all litt.es, and judging by the liunils ol cti-toii cw seen ettlcting i the liitiireitt establishments, condition of the nlac-, in. as it may lie, with the hope thai it may Tin re 'alt and Ccnntry Converse. Hod. I prove lo out rca.iers, aint in OliOAN at rock ptivmeiits to suit pure TALI 1'V of TuXF. in prices.

Can be seen and obtained for cash, or on easy laser. Call mid examine, and be convinced of the ST'PKIilOK U'IDK liAN'iiK of MUSIC, and FIN'IC FiNISIl of CASIO. structive to some who may have known Idlowild Picnics, There has been an almost cont int PERSONAL. little of the place. A l.rm.K lltsTuliV.

succession of picnics it Idlewibl Park hey gel it. 1'he town Loonier is the 2STO BETTEE IIsT THE Kv. ry instrument is warranted for six years. We also sell the 2Lin.clcms.ri Ct Sens', Xlnzletsra. In the year 17.VS, just one lnindo -d uml Shi' lis jo! raise ab.

Tuilay. this summer, showing the increasing thirty yea is ami, lieu. I'uil-es, cummaii bn iialiii.il cente: oi ti.rle loi almost the entile Lig-mi- Valley, a alley which is famous popoularity of this beautiful resort. Whit'- f- Taylor, of Irwin, wan a detachni. lit nf the Ih itish army, maivhisl for its gKid t.inus, b-atitilnl s.

enerv, and Among the largest held lately was that of the Reformed churches of this orer the Allegheny Mountains take on Saturday and Sunday intelligent The os-ning of roil A her t-iussing lie main rou i A- W. anil Harry J. lferr.ui, unity, last Thursday. Over a Llgonier aiccy 1. to tins point made it the sl.ippiitg dijK-t liir a thousind persons were attendance, Quarterly Conforcuco.

The regular IJ.iai telly Conference of tlie M. K. church was lu hl last S.itur-ilay ami Sabbath. Key. A.

C. Johnston, the presiding ebl, prcachcil on Saturday ufiernooii and Sabhalh inoiniiig. ntid conducteil the cluss- i jt burjj, were al the l'runk 1 lousi ndrilt "liatl1- coming principally Iroui points along iaige area oi count ly, lucre i-ing no i.tlur 1 avo James ami daughter, raiboa nearer than the Pennsylvania (Vn- I icld township, were in town the P. K. li.

the greatest number being from (ireensbmg. Tins day-was line and everything passed oil' range he passul lor twelve miles thiongh finest glades, and at length leached a mountain nuijje. running paiallcl with the Alhghenirs. This was called Laurel lldl. At its western fsit his army entered a valley alxiul six miles in width and thirty miles in length, finned by Laurel 1 1 ill on lh east, anil the Chestnut liidge on the iiui on uie i ue jiuoria tho on the 1 1 i-t, and the li.

,4 on the South. incetingon Sabbath anerliooii. pleasantly. brow J. J.

Campbell and A. at very I.OWFST PKICF.S. Call ami us before purchasing elsewhere, l'ou't forget the place, NOKTII SIDE OF l.IAMOXI), MCP.DOCic's LOCK. HAYS CO. J.

KEFPER, Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hats and Caps, CAlil'KTS, OIL CLOTHS AND A TTIN( iS, LACK I'HTAIXS. On the next day the Odd Fellows On this ac-ount tlu- (own naturally draws Mr. Iraha.n, of Slahls(ow n. preached tiade iioiu all this extrusive and is iu On of I -C an i busi- pastor illn.ss, services in this church held their picnic at the same place. Murt ly, of tlii-i place, were in Creens-burg on (Saturday.

Mr. Jack I'hillippi, the lJoneal 1 lie wealliel, liowever, was very tin ne-ss. NOT A I I. lil slXKss. favorable, and had a dampening lowiiHlnp dry iroods im-rclinut, was llect on the spirits, as Well as the have been rather irregular for smite lime, but from now until the iniet-ing of Conference I ext month, services will be held regularly.

lo snow tint tlie l.igomer are not JliM-rveil on our street on Tuesday last. persons, of those present. Many so eiir.nsc,l in biisitnss as to neglect liter iheui cam a up hero at noon, and ature entirely, we wish to mention one ol Mr. John B. Elder, formerly of spent aw hile! in hnvu.

the most useful institutions of the pla. Where You Will Find Us. The Columbia Club, of Pittsburg the Public This is supimitcd by Id a basket picnic at Idlewild on The Ei mo till eo is in suks. itpdou, and oceastoiial entertain- Monday. A Complete Lice of Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in our IvILjLIJnTEIY depabtmeut.

liienls lor its lo-ticfit, and is free lo all who fo'lnerly occupied by the building S. Dice, lathe Ligonicr to read in the mini; while hv (he barber, llrst door below A Curiosity. House. We will always have a wel meni oi oniy one dooar pr year liny nest. i.l May in valley i.eu.

olbcs struck a sln-ain called by the Italian. Lyalhaniiiu, and now known as laiy.il-hann.i. Ill reading up the hi-dory of this neigh-iKirhood, seveial ways ul' spelling the name of this stream were loiind, hi some places it is spilled I.yalhanniu', in otheis Diyul-liauuiiig; again in another jilace Loyal-Imnon, and in still another I.oyalliaiuiun. A tradition has 1h--ii tinr.nt for many yeais that a.s now known by the name Loyalhaiina, or soiiictimw Loy.il-hannah, was called lor a woman named Hannah who was fiiuous lor her loyalty to her country in the eai ly days but in the light of these many ways of sidling the name tin-re seems to In. but little foundation for the story.

apjM-ars to lx like so many of the names in thi. country, of Indian origin. Wt cannot tell what its meaning is Near stream, on his return, lie come for any of our friends ho ish oia-is entitlwl to draw out a b.xik wheii- In the l.igonicr Public Library is MURDOCK liHRKnYi black miller, to call on us. We ill be glad to see eier lie wishes. A good public library is to be seen a volume which is a good of in.aletila'.ile bcnetlt to a jwu.

and we Healers leal of a curiosity. The book referred to Dealers in any who may have business with us, or if you have no business, look in on us anyhow. The man ith a year's hope that this one may he well sustained. is an immense German Bible puhlish- It o.s -u pica a neat building erected fir the in Lubitigen in It is nearly if this place, but now with F. (J.

Cniitf-( it a.l of Pittsburg, in spending his vacation ut his old home near town. Brother Stockbcrger, of the I.atrobe Advance, favored nn with a brief call on Monday. We arc always glad to set- members of the newspaper fraternity. Come again. Mr.

Frank Widamnn, a compositor on tin (ru in made a pliu-t-ant call at our olliee lust Saturday evening. Mr, Widuman has the misfortune to be a deaf mute, but i able, by mean of his peuril and tub-let, to carry on an agreeable conversion, lie report that the Standard Is nourishing under the management of its new editor, Mr. and that it- list of Hiibm-ribcrs Is on the in-reane all of which we are very glad to hear. General FEED, GRAIN, subscription to the paper or wiih a ou Sl.ulvct street, oiniosite the not quite twice as large as a Webstcr'a liberal order for job-work, is a wel bank. I'naliiidged Dictionary, liound in leath come guest.

and illustrated. The illustrations are We make a specialty of I SIlOKS. We have a full I 111 licllKs. The town aix chur. hi s.

M. lh. HOTS AND line of thesr- striking if iot exactly artistic accord aml at priees to (Pst, Presbyterian. I'. Lutheran, Kvan- yoods, of the best suit tlie jiurelian-r.

ing to modern idean of art, and the A Former Resident. Hew J. I). Moorheud, of Heaver book is worth examining. It was uelical Association (Albright: and Cutho-lic.

All have neat and substantial church CLOTHIWG. presented to the Library Association erected a fort which he called Koit Ligonicr, Falls, who has been spending few buildings of hi ick, and fo of theui have in lienor of Lord Loonier, the i-uninauder ny I)r. W. B. Mctiowan, who bought nt (bo I mnk House, rusti also.

held in tlusc n's and llov-town aiso fur slock of is equal to any in Ch.thinir liats audi of the L.itish armies. This fet was half it in Philadelphia at an auction. The caiin ics us announ. iM tie liiicctory loctor, though not now uiuking his way Is-twcen Full l'itt and Fort Kulfuid, cating, pr. tn-hcil iu the Presby tei bin church a week uo last Sunday, iu the absence of the pastor, Hew K.

McKlnlcy. Mr. Moorhcail is an old home here, still takes great interest in another column. si huil a. and it was calculated tliat it would atl'oid nde.i jirotectiuii to the (iMiitier aettleis.

Ligonicr ajlairs. Groceries, Seeds, CAXXKD (iOODS, SALT, LI.MF, PAIXTS, OILS, VAUxisiim, Cents Fsmistas Ceols, Stationory, Iigonicr, Pa. To Gharley Bossart FOR HORSE-SHOEING. CilpS. We pay particular attention to Coder- wear and Fine Shirts.

I We also have a full line of CRY GOODS AKD KOTOS The healtliluhiess ainl liieturesoueness ol Llgonier hoy, as he was born here and I he public si hotiis of the Ixironeh ivcitpy a suljstautlal and eouiiuiMlious (lis situati in, the abundance of timlK-r and spent the curlier pait of his life iu One of the Patriarchs. In the Presbyterian graveyard may brick building on Xarth Market stmt. jjame ol t-v. ry kin.l, iasuieil its eaily st ttle- this tow lie derives ureal pleasure from iroinjj about ami litiniin up his meu( and in a few years ipiite a number which contains i mr rooms, and 'n well Cited up for the purpose. Fmler the clli- be seen the last resting place of Major ol pioneer fiusilies, mostly were ol.l friends and neighbors.

James Kauisey, one of the pioneers of Storm-Stoaded. Kev. K. H. McKiuley left home on 'ueodiiy, Aug.

-1, intending to go to lis old home near Wheeling, to at-eud the centennial celebration of his Id church. Upon reaching Canons-urg, however, the traiu oil which he ran traveling wa stojiped by the ood caused by the big rain of that ay, and he wan compelled to ttay ere 'or nearly a week. cicnt piim ikilihip piuf I. M. Crahani, Qiiccnsware, (iiassware, Hardware GEOOEEIE3, and will pay the Ligouier.

His grave is marked by a Hat stone laid on the ground, the in uie j.ioui. s. iiool ii.us (iron to scattcreil through the valley. In 17til (Jeneral A thur St. Clair and his wile removed to Ligonicr Valley, where he hnd Public Sales.

scription on which is utmost obliter l'or hich bills have been printed Highest ated by the hand of time. Enough aciuired a large tract of land, partly by pinch ise and partly by a grant from the at tins ollice Market Ct-ioe ti' Country l'roiliu-c. Dtmiel t-lslions, residing at the King in consideration of his crvices in the loot nt the Chestnut Hi.k'e, live niilew Horses eet treated in a ntilic man- French war. The tine stretch of valley land on which the town of I.gonier is built Homeward Bound. north of this place, olfers unite a lot of stock ami some una; implements nt can be deciphered, however, to show that he died on March 17, 1S10.

We couhj jjot make out his age. His grave, and the oi)e In-side it similarly marked, which wesuppoMU to be that of his wife, are do neglected and overgrown that they might easily tcupe the notice of the visitor. is a part ol that localeu by l.t.:i. ijt. Froii) this time oa for a num'ier of yers public sale on Tuesday, the l.Sth inst.

take rank with the bs.t iu the county. The piest-nt emolhiieiit is alwiit Ho, and fiur teachers aie employed. Iu the second of the school building is a l.tre room used as a town hall. St M.MCH liince ihc opeiiinj; of the railrord, has lxs ome ijai a itaHMuer ir. t.

A Sjio.1 many jvople, ineijially from Pittsburgh ami Alleybcny, come lute to snnd tlie mouths, Ihirliiijj a.s-oinuioda-tiol.satthe hotels and IsKinllnjt housi-s, of which (he place not few and good ones ait-, too. These ware weather visitors biini; a ilenl of ie and animation inf. tin: town that would 1 hose wishing a bargain iu any of Foit Loonier pissed IhrongH the usual these do well to atlcud. Hale sit Black's Old Stand, LIGONIER, PA. 1 o'clock.

The numerous summer visitors who ive been upending' the heated term Llgonier, are Ugloilins; to leave their city homes. We hope that ey have found the place and Uelh-rhood ho attractive that we will them back next summer, bringing friends with them. DAVID SOFALL; Manufacturer of CAIiniAGES, DUGGILS, SPRING WAGON'S, HUCKBOAKDS, VAX. i Kt'paiiitii aiul ilono nt i va. vicissitudes of a tiont.er- in Indian times.

It was at difleieiit times attacked by the Indians, and tierce encounters about its walls were the cause of many grave being dug, both for white and topper- Lsigonicr House, M. liOWSKIt, rrHrletor. Big Stock Salo. M. A.

Lytic, tlve miles norlli-ea-t Quite an Increase. Mr. Andrew Grove, of this place, started ten years ago in the agency for the daily pain-ri lure, Helhng at that colored waniors. of Li-onier, will oiler, on Friday, the nili, a( one clock, a lai-e lot of Thus C.r we have been unable to procure ltett l'pinriers fr Commercial Men. Bus Running to ami from alt truhi.

olhel wise wanting, while the fact that i satisfactory anion nt of for Stic; at Public sale, l-'our colts, also stc. rs, In il'crs, calvis, lios, Ac, am some harness, wiil make a sale Worth tiiun wo papers. Now he si lls over hijtnlr," 1 papers daily, including seyeiity-livu papers a largir number in pr.ipm the they leave no lifle niotiry U-hiiiil them lias naturally something; to do with the welcome which thev ic.eive. The mite history of the town ut Ligonicr in the time intervening between the days of the old Foit an 1 the prescut aud so, very unwill Our Directory, Ve have tried to make our directory npletc, but may not havesnccteded loingso. If any one notices any issioii or error, we will be very indeed to he informed of it, mi the omission may be supplied or error corrected.

U. Ji. aticiuliiijf. Six months credit ami three er cent rcditctiiiu for oath. 3 ingly, me (Diiijvlleil to omit that part SAMPLE ItixiMS.

I.IVEHY ATTACHED. The Pennsylvania Kailroa.l will issue round trip tickeU from Piltsburg and Johnstown, via Fijjonier 'alley Hailroad, on any day, good (o return the following day, or if sold on good to return on Monday, for $1.00. Dealer iu 111 Ikii of Ma aiii Graailfi, A Gams 3xm. Main above the I'iainoud, Typhoid Feyer, I'p the valley Iu the of llotlsville typhoid fever is prevuil-iu (o some extent. It is uot epidemic, but there are some ten or a dozen cases, none of which have proved filial.

Jt Is hoped (hat it vvil not any worse. mountain air, ls'autiful sivnery, pocil lish-ing and other attracliius bung thein. while lie rates at whirl, licanl iue can 11 obiaiucd ia an additional iu-ducement keeji them llcie, TilK MI.RO.VI. The Linnier Valley was 0)'n(sl tor (ravel in 1-C7, and evei smee the tia.Tic hwn iiewasing. It connects with (he P.

IC. a( Lutrohe, nmj (liea trains each way on wivk sud two on are run. Coiorg ")( the baik or tho historic I oyalhaiinit Kic-U, where it cleives lis way Itimn; Clitwttmt lii t'ie weslerninosi o. 'the series of from this Win. -h ill, however, mi iletivor to cute this luateilal us s.xni tci piKsible, and present it ui a subs ijiitnt issue o( the paper.

We will also from time ti; tjnie ino-c fu ly inci lenls iu the history or thi! FuM, to whieh we eoul.l not nivc spa.e iu this mtU-lv. THE ritBSKXT. The I.itcuu,r of to-day is a pleasant, (hrifty, prosperous town of aljout a thousand inhabitants, p(Ksesed of an tule-qaa(e supply of g.txl ihurehes, schools, stores, mills, and other things that ito to in ike up town. Tle no of ord has been received by the lll'lll-s of the base ball club that the erset team will be here in a week ro to cr.iss hits with them. The is not definitely fixed We our Ikivs will wax them.

LIGOITIEE, lias eon-taiillv on hands a gmi s(ock of population, r. drove says, than is in any other tow in the county. ThU allow that Ligonicr people like to kep gj) wjth the times. Mr. rove is to bo Congratulated on his success.

Oi'ujg Nominated. The Republican conferees of 21st Congressional district on last Friday nominated dipt. Samuel Craig, of Jellcrson county, to bu that party's candidate for congress. One hundred and sixty-seven ballots were taken before a decision was reached. The other candi dates were Col.

(ieo. F. Huff, of Westmoreland, Col. S. M.

Jackson, of Armstrong, und Hon. A. II. Fulton, of Indiana. Martin Elder, MEAT-MATKET, East aide of Diamond, Ligonier, ft.

A full line of 1T.KS1I SALT MEATS s. al ways on hand. Casli. fsr Cattle, and all kinds of stock, Hides, Skins, etc. Removal.

Amusement. Sam Iiice has moved his bruher- work from whit li to select. FOll A NICK KISH OF 0T3TBS or a SQUABE MEAL GO TO MANSFIELD'S, i(ie l.igonicr House. "--s-s I Momi- to'fli nt ridges which firm the All ihciiy the place is attcst.nl by the nunilrer of old, turn, some of the most -uii fu! Hc-nery it) jhisI-oPico, wlicrc lie Hi jjlad antiipiaUsl that are to lie seen i Western Pennsylvania is present! tho all his former and Nicely has opened a new pool or billiard parlor, in the room V. J.

Potts' drim More. It was pened on last Tuesday evening. Close Is-sule tlp luek tjonTs the iiuuv new ones, (five him a cu. every hi-i-e and there along the streets, and view..