Blairsville Enterprise from Blairsville, Pennsylvania • 2

After' November 24th MARSHAL NAGLE'S CASE THE ENTERPRISE TRIUMPH ROLLER MILLS Saturday Morning Sept 21 1889 EVANS Proprietor or Sale LOOK OUT REPUBLICAN TICKET STATE Desirable Building Lots COUNTY BLAIRSVILLE MARKETS ROOING 6 STIEY PETER PHILIP HOCK MERCHANT TAILOR! EMPLOYS NONE BUT IRST CLASS WORKMEN Large Line of Samples Constantly on Exhibition DEY COMPETITION PRICES THAT A3STID SCOTTITSTG PROMPTLY EXECUTED NEATLY AND BLAIRSVILLE PA MAIN STREET qTTON'S Shoe SSN6 1889 1861 THE PLACE TO BUY Pm Dims and Mines PHARMACIST MILT KERR AND BOOKSELLER 182 MARKET STREET Blairsville Pa BOOTS SHOES RUBBERS AND BLAIRSVILLE PA DRUGS MEDICINES Indiana County Medical Society 117 Market St Blairsville Pa PHOTOGRAPHER Walnut Street BLAIRSVILLE PA Street second door South of Main ired ARMERS n1tceei Reunion of the 78th Pa Vole was Dinner Sets Sets To All Whom it may Concern Com A armer atally Gored Card of Thanks nty New neckwear at Half Rates to the National Capl tai via Pennsylvania Railroad read next 8 8 Desperate attempt of Two Murder ers to Regain Their Liberty John McClelland a prominent far mer of near New Alexandria while attending his stock Sunday evening wag attacked by an infuriated bull which gored him so badly that be cannot recover Greensburg Press This is said to be the third time Mr McClelland had been attacked by the same animal James Campbell well known in Blairsville and for a time publisher of a paper iu that town has for some years held a position in one of the Departments in Washington He is about to be bounced much to the sat isfaction of some of his associates as apjtears from the following Washing ton dispatch dated September 15: other Democrats who will pass in their chips to morrow at the Treasury Department is Mr James Campbell well known as a printer in Pittsburg years ago but at the time of his appointment a resident of Johns town He wag put on the rollg origi nally as a laborer but was promoted to the charge of what is known as the printing of the cashroom where the slips are printed to wrap and label the redeemed currency It is claimed that Mr Campbell has been a particularly obnoxious Demo crat There is considerable rejoicing among some of Mr asso ciates on account of the nearness of his dual departure from the scene of bis late for political reasons of Indiana Messenger OR BTATK TREASURER Henry Kline Boyer Nine building lots for sale on Green street near Walnut 50x168 very de sirable for residences Inquire at this office 23 COUNTY SURVEYOR John Caldwell Dyestuds Perfumery Brushes Combs Sponges Shaving Apparatus ancy Soaps Trusses Supporters and Shoulder Braces for soft runny new wheat flour that will soon be on the market DISTRICT ATTORNEY John Leech Those who have not tried the celebrated flour are losing by not doing so for it makes more and bet ter bread than any other flour on the market Everything that should be found in a first class drug store is included in the stock of the above es tablishment THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY CLOTHING IN THE COUNTY IS AT rame dwelling house of 15 rooms with the necessary outhouses Hy drant and pump under roof good targe cellar with heater good targe garden lot with curraut goose and blackber ries and grapes peach pear quince and cherry trees Situated on South Walnut street Blairsville Apply to tf Antes Snyder The com pounding of pre scriptions and family recipes is a spe cial feature purity of material and care and skill in preparation are assur ed sufficient help is employed to in sure ample time being bestowed on each prescription to guarantee the necessary accuracy aud caution in such cases Softens and preserves leather t4g not in the High Price PRODUCE AND GROCERIES Corrected weekly by Harvey Butter lb Eggs 18 doz Lard 18 ft Tallow lb Country Soap lb Beeswax t'f lb Country Hams 18 tb Country Sides 38 Country Shoulders 38 lb Potatoes new 38 bu White Beans 8 bu Rags per lb No 1 Salt per bbl Roasted Coffee per lb Blended Roasted Coffee I Coffee A Sugar per lb Bethel Castle No 189 Blairsville Pa Entered at the Post Office at Blairsville Pa second class matter I take this means of returning sincere thanks to thoee of my neigh bors who assisted in caring for Mrs Clark during her illnes and for their kindly offices after her decease Wm Clark REGISTER AND RECORDER James McGregor The two Nicely boys who were in the Somerset jail under sentence of death for the murder of old man Utn berger made a dash for liberty on Monday Since their recent attempt to escape by digging a hole iu the wall of the prison they have been kept confined in cells hut were allowed in the corridor at meal time hile their dinner was being handed into them Monday the watchman young Lehr of Pittsburg a confederate who is awaiting trial for shooting young Scott of the East End covered the turnkey with a revolver while Dave Nicely sprang on the turnkey and held him till his brother Joe fired two bullets into his left side CLOSE TO HIS HEART The two murderers each with a pair of revolvers dashed through the jail out into tlie yard and broke for a strip of woodland on the outskirts of the town The alarm was given and citizens by the score many of them mounted on fleet horses started in pursuit The woods was quickly surrounded aud a scouring party started through it Dave was discovered up a tree and the pursuasive powers of several guns had to be brought to bear upon him before he would agree to come down A five shooter Smith Wes son revolver was found upon his per son with a large bag of cartridges The crowd was wild with excite ment and made several attempts to lynch Nicely only being prevented by theseveral resolute officers present Joe was taken about hour after ward He was concealed under some brush and when his captors dragged him out be fell upon bis knees and begged them piteously not to kill him THREATENED LYNCHING On tlie way to town the parties with the prsouets iu charge were set upon several times by the crowd who tried to take him from them aud bang him It was with great difficulty that the officers kept tlie crowd back and several times tlie prisoner was struck in the face baek aud ou tlie head witli stones anti clubs Ghosts and Hobgoblins We had supposed that the age of superstition and belief in manisfesta tions of the supernatural ou earth had ceased but from the following clipped from the Indiana Messenger such would seem not to be the ease Last Thursday evening a party of young folks diove from here toSheloc ta to indulge iu chicken and waffles The party comprised half a dozen young men and as many maidens and they indulged in the merriest klad of banter duriug the trip They arrived on tbeir return home at the foot of bill three miles west of town about the witching hour of miduigbt Half a century ago ou that hill so tradition runs a drover returning home from Philadelphia with saddle bags well filled witli gold as the return for a drove of cattle he had sold was waylaid at the darkest point of the hill dragged from his horse and mur dered and his body interred in the gloomiest part of a deep ravine that runs parallel with the road or mauy years thereafter ou gloomy nights belated travelers over the road reported seeing the uneasy spirit of the deceased drover floating about the spot where he was so cruelly done to death and hill became noted as the haunt of a ghost With differ eut variations this tale has been told and retold and timid people have not cared to pass the spot after nightfull Well as the waffle and chicken eaters started up the billon the night named conversation naturally drifted into the ghost channel Two or three of the young ladies pooh hoobed the idea of there being any such thing as ghosts and expressed astrong desire to see something of the kind Some of the young fellows too assumed au air of bravado and laughed long and loud as the horses proceeded slowly up the hill and none so loud or so boisterous as Tom Hildebrand whose only idea of spirits seemed to he of the kind that contribute to the revenues of the gov ernment Suddenly of course sud the young lady in the front carriage beheld dancing in the air a short distance from the roadside the sheeted form of a man One awful soul rending shriek she uttered and then collapsed iu the bottom of the buggy Her escort cast a frightened glance down into (he dusky wood saw the moving white figure aud then lashed his horses into a furious pace to escape tlie grasp of the demon As each buggy came along the occu pants beheld the ghost silently sway ing back aud forward and the drivers dashed into a mad run to escape But Tom Hildebrand he was brave He sprang from his buggy and from the clutches of his girl and started into the woods to investigate Tlie figure of tlie ghost bung motionless in mid air untill Tom got within a rod or two of it when it gave a sudden leap 'Thomas uttered a yell of dismay and made a home run for his buggy which clambering into with astounding cel erity he drove at a breakneck pace clear into town never looking back to see if the disturbed spirit was in pur suit or not Arriving home several of the girls fell on tbeir knees and prayed loud aud long while others got be tween the sheets aud covered their heads A couple of boys disappointed at not getting an invitation to the waffle entertainment drove out to hill on the eventful evening strung a wire between too trees a little ways from tne road made a man of straw wrapped it in white paper and fasten ed the ghost to the wire with strings aud pulleys so as to move it back and forward This was the real ghost but you make either Tom Hilde brand or Tom white and all the girls believe but what it was the sheeted dead they gazed upon The Indiana County Medical Soci ety met in Indiana on the 10th hist After the general routine of business was disposed of there was a general interchange of opinions and expres sions on treating certain forms of dis eases and the best means of protect ing the health of persons engaged in certain kinds of employment The Society passed the following reso lution Resolved That any member of the Indiana Medical Society living in the boroughs of Indiana who fails to at tend two consecutive meetings of Society and members outside of the boroughs who fail to attend three con secutive meetings shall be dropped from the list of members unless they give the Society satisfactory reasons for tbeir absence Dr Elisha Swift of Blairsville graduate of the University of Penn sylvania 1889 and Dr Albert Rut ledge of Blairsville graduate of Jefferson Medical College Phila delphia 1889 were proposed for mem bership Dr Claggett was appointed to a paper ou Pneumonia at the meeting The President Dr Jackson instructed to deliver a valedictory ad dress on retiring at the next meeting Come aud see Every customer gets a bargain McCUMUS BKO1HERS No 12 ederal St Allegheny Pa IN MEMOIilAJL At a regular se siun of Bethel Castle No 189 Knights of the Golden Eagle held in their ball Sept 7th the fol lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted Whereas By a dispensation of Providence our beloved brother Sir Knight Edward Spires was called from our midst and the happy union of bis family without a warning thus severing the third link from our golden chain Be it resolved That while we hum bly how in submission yet we cannot but mourn the loss of one who has been identified with our Castle since its foundation Resolved That we sympathize aud condole with the family of our depart ed brother aud may He who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb be tbeir sure suppurl iu this tbeir great tribu ation Resolved That the charter of this Castle ba draped in mourning for thirty days as a tribute of respect to the memory of our departed brother Resolved That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the Castle and a copy be presented to the family of our deceased brother and he pub lished in the Blairsville Enterprise Indiana Weekly News Kuuhts of the Golden Eagle He aid and Pennsylvania tent Taylor Baughman LI THOMPSON Wells Smith 11 1889 Every event attraeis the country to many years past Marshall Collector The Oldest and Strongest Insurance Companies In the United States I am also using the best Nebraska Corn for my cel ebrated Corn Meal Give it a trial and be satisfied as to its quality Evans The Burrell township schools opened on Monday One of them has been opened in the Blairsville Acad emy building to accommodate the children of those just immediately outside the borough district We sup pose those who voted in favor of the enjoyment of this to us unenviable distinction are happy or our part we propose as soon as possible getting in out of the dark Starving the minds of ones children for the sake of a few perishable dollars and cents is mighty poor policy if nothing worse In tlxe ixst Z5lnoe We carry by far the largest and best selected line of and Boots and Shoes found in the country No matter what you ask for we have it In tlxe Secozxd fleece shoes always give good satisfaction and the price is so reasonable that large families save money in buy ing from us A complete and well as sorted stock of Box Sta tionery constantly on hand and is sold at the lowest market prices or value received this 13th day of September 1889 I Marchand hereby assign transfer and set over to Geo CredeJr all of the debts book accounts and evidences of indeb tedness due and owing to the firm of Crede Marchand with power to set tle receipt for and collect the same Marchand All parlies knowing themselves to be indebted to the late firm of Crede Marchand are requested to call aud settle tbeir accounts at once with the undersigned Geo Crede Jr Apart from a Presidential inaugura tion no more briliant event has ever occurred in Washington than the tri ennial conclave of Knights Templar from October 8 to time years this the attention of some city but for western cities have enjoyed the honor Washington is now tlie favored point audit may well said that no city in the world is better adapted to sllcli a purpose Wide avenues hedged by handsome buildings form a back ground for a grand spectacular display that cannot be surpassed in America It will be a gala week in the Capital and thousands of people will go to witness it In order that every inducement may be offered the Pennsylvania Rail road Company will reduce its rates to Washington on this occasion by one half This company will sell excur sion tickets to Washington from all ticket stations on its lines October 8th 9th 10th and 11th valid for re turn until October 31st 1889 atone fare for the round trip On the return trip a stop off within the limit will be allowed at Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia Trenton Harrisburg Williamsport Elmira Emporium and Corry according to the route of tlie traveler Agents will furnish specific rates on application Having secured between 2000 and 3000 bushels of prime old wheat I am bound to keep Bell of the Valley flour up to the high standard it has attained for being the best family flour on the market Come and see our samples of engraved Wedding Invitations cards etc We have theagency for one of the best engraving houses in Philadelphia and will deliver the work free of expense at this office or anywhere in town Granulated Sugar Chickens old per lb young Turkeys per lb Ducks per lb Geese ner lb Clover Seed 38 bu C2 lbs Timothy Seed 38 bu 45 lbs LOUR AND GRAIN Corrected weekly by Evans lour 38 bbl retail $5 Wheat 38 bu Corn 0 bu Oats bu Rye 38 bu Buckwheat bu ive per cent will be added to Bor ough and Poor tax after Nov 24th The limit on the discount on School tax will run to some time early in October Office days announced later Until further notice the office will be open to receive taxes on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month from 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 House and Lot in East End Blairsville Lot 60x150 feet has thereon a rame House of four rooms and hall Necessary uutbui dings and good fruit on lot ways buy our Bots and Shoes direct for spot cash from reliable manufacturers and always buy straight stock and sole leather bottoms shrewd will buy them The wise will try them" We always have in our employ irst Class Shoemakers New work and repairing is prompt ly and neatly done Washington Letter rom our Regular Correspondent Washington Sept 16 1889 i The President did not get offto Deer I Park until Saturday owing ro import i ant matters demanding his attention here Before going he tendered the appointment of Commissioner of Pen sions to Major William Warner of Missouri ex Congressman and ex Commander ln Chief of the A Major Warner is here but has not yet decided to accept tlie position and many of ills friends say that his accept ance is extremely doubtful as he can not afford to give up his present large income from his legal practice for the salary of Commissioner of Pensions $4000 per annum However great political pressure is being brought to bear upon him and he may be made to see that it is bis duty to accept I am in a position to state positively that whether Major Warner accepts or not the President has fully decided that he will give the position to a rep resentative member of the A so that the veterans may rest assured that tbeir interests will be looked after Although several days old the resig nation of Commissioner Tanner is still the all absorbing topic of conver sation here All sorts of opinions are expressed some of them pretty severe on Secretary Noble but tlie prevailing impression is that Mr Tan ner in tendering his resignation took the manliest way of releiving the President of embarrassment After all is said that can be said with any degree of certainty the letter of Mr Tanner transmitting his resignation and that of the President accepting the same presents tlie matter in a light that is creditable to both of them Here are the letters COMMISSIONER LETTER Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions Washington Sept 12 1889 To the President 1 The differences which exist between the Secretary of the Interior and myselt as to tne policy to De pursued in the administration of' the Pension Bureau have reached a stage which threatens to embarrass you to an ex tent which I feel I should not call upon you to suffer and as the invest igation into the affairs of the Bureau have been completed and I am as sured both by yourself and by tlie Secretary of tlie Interior contains no reflection on my integrity as an indi vidual or as au officer I herewith place my resignation in your hands to take effect at your pleasure to the end that you may be relieved of any further embarrassment in the matter Very respectfully yours James Tanner Commissioner THE PRESIDENT'S REPLY Executive Mansion Washington Sept 12 1889 Hon James Tanner Commissioner of Pensions Dear Sir Your Letter tendering your resignation of tlie office of Com missioner of Pensions lias been re ceived and your resignation is aceep ted to take effect on the appointment and qualification of your successor I do not think it necessary in the cor respondence to discuss the causes which have tad to the present attitude of affairs in the Pension Office You have been kindly aud fully advised of my views upon most of matters It gives me pleasure add that so far as I am advised your honesty lias not at any time been called into ques tion aud I beg to renew the expression of my personal good ill Very Truly Yours Benjamin Harrison Mr Tanner has been tendered a Marsbalsbip in New York which he declined It is thought that the President will appoint him Recorder of Deeds in this city and that he will accept the appointment although some of bis friends say that be will not again accept office under the pres ent Administration Secretary Noble declines to at pres ent make public either the report of the commission which investigated the Pension Office or his correspond ence with Commissioner Tanner but they are certain to be brought out when Congress meets if not before as a Congressional investigation of the whole matter is now inevitable And it is more than probable that the Re publicans will forestall Democratic action by themselves taking the initia tory step thereto Secretary Windom lias given notice that lie will receive no more callers until his annual report is completed Attorney Goleral Miller has gone to Indianapolis to bring bi family to Washington He expects to return about the first of October TERMS: 160 PER IN ADVANCE Closing Ont Clothing SALE We Will it People rom 2 1 2 To eet Tall With Article of Clothing AND AS WIDE AND COMPREHENSIVE AS THEY GROW 20 15 10 12 3 4 4 5 25 30 11 12 9 10 7 8 We are now prepared to do Tin Iron and Paper Roofing at prices that defy competition Our roofing is me neatly by practical workmen We also furnish the material to those who wish to do their own roofing Call and learn our prices before you bargain elsewhere Our stock of Stoves Ranges Tin Copper Agate and Sheet Iron Ware CHINA LAMPS AND GLASSWARE Toilet PUZZLING QUESTIONS 1 Editors Democrat: I find that John Oursler Republican candi date for Sheriff residing at tliis place did not receive transportation like many of our veterans here to Gettys burg for the celebration on September 11 and 12 Did Mr Oursler not par tieipate in that battle? When and where did Mr Ouisler secure the title of by which be is com nionly called among his friends? These questions were raised during a discussion among several gentlemen here to day but no person in the party was able te answer them Will you kindly give us some information re garding the same? An Inquirer Latrobe Pa Sept 13 1SS9 Reference to History of Penn sylvania Volunteers ought to furnish some lighten the interrogatories pro pounded by Me do not have a copy of that work at hand and find ourselves therefore unable to make positive answers to the ques tions advanced It is presumed how ever that the gentleman named did not participate in the battle of Gettys burg Had he done so lie would likely have received transportation as the General Assembly made pro vision for all Pennsylvania soldiers who took part in that great engage ment to le conveyed to Gettysburg for the reunion on September 11 and 12 1889 A reputable aud well in formed gentleman who saw active service duriug the war aud of whom we souglit light on tlie above question states that he knows of no battle or skirmish in which Mr Oursler took part during tlie Rebellion The prom inence which Mr Oursler has assumed In all local reunions projects for building monuments etc would naturally lead one to believe that he was thoroughly battle scarred Contrary information was no less sur prising to us than it will be no doubt to many others If the gentleman is misrepresented in this matter we shall gladly set him right ou evidence to that effect As to bow the military title referred to was secure we do not know The above extract from the West moreland Democrat would seem to in dicate that the canvass for Sheriff iu Westmoreland county is being con ducted on military lines The old adage that those who occupy glass houses should refrain from throwing stones" would seem to be especially applicable in the present case As Col Oursler went to Gettysburg several days previous totbe reunion to attend to tlie erection of monuments for which the firm of Oursler Brothers had the contract it might be pertinent to inquire if the name of his opponent Mr Clawson is carved in enduring granite or moulded in bronze any where on eartli as having by word or act done anything to perpetuate th institutions of the laud that gave him birth If the test of fitms for th offlce of Sheriff be a military one Oursler would seem to have tlie ad vantage having shut up his shop on three different occasions to take up arms in defense of bis country quirer" might do the voters of old Westmoreland a kindness by furnish ing them the record of the two aspir ants especially during ths dark days of '63 REAL ESTATE or Sale BY MOORHEAD HENDERSON BLAIRSVILLE PA Religious Miscellaneous Toy School Books BIBLES ALBUMS Pass Books Time Books Memorandums Erasa Die Tablets Pens Pencils Erasers Aed Black Bine Purple Copying and Indelible Inks Newspaper Decisions 1 Any penton who takes a paper regularly from the Whether directed to his name or another's or whether he has subscribed Is responsible tor the payment 2 If a person orders his paper discontinued he must pay all arrearages or the puplisher mv continue to send until payment is mndeand col lect the whole amount whether the paper is ta ken from the office or not 8 The courts have ecided that refusing to lake newspnjMjrs and periodicals from the post office or removing anti leaving them uncalled for is prim facia evidence nf intentional fraud GOLD PENS PENCILS AND TOOTH PICKS Note Letter Cap Bill aud Legal WRITING PAPERS Gold Silver Tissue and ancy Papers NOTICE THE BLAIRSVILLE HEAT LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY a corporation duly iucorponued under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will present a petition to the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County on Wednesday the 2th day of September A 1889 asking the dissolution of said corporation SAMUEL LYON Solicitor August 28tb 1889 arm of no Acres in Westmoreland County This farm formerly owned by Matthew George Ib situated on one of the roads leading from Blairsville to Livermore about two and one half miles from each place It has thereon built a Two Story rame Dwelling House of 8 rooms rame Bank Barn about 4'Jx50 feet Wagon Hhed Granary Smoke Houre and other outbuildings About 20 acres of Timber balance cleared and tillable There are two Orchards of Apple Trees besides other fruit Wells of Water at house aud barn Price 810 per acre Write us for terms Butler Pa Sept 16 1889 In compliance with the order of the Executive Committee a Reunion of the 78th Pennsylvania Volunteers (Colonel Wm Sirwell) will take place at Punxsutawney Pa ou Wednes day October 16 1889 Excursion rates will be secured ou the Allegheny Valley Railroad and West Penn The presence of every comrade is desired fail to report Elw ood President BengoughI Will A Lowry feecretarle9 By Having Your Grain Ground You will save 33J bushels on 100 MARSHALL CHAS KLRLER MARSHALL KBRLBR are prepared to grind all kinds of GRAIN OR EED at the TANNERY STAND BLAIRSVILLE PA We will sell all kinds of GROUND EED AT LOWEST MARKET RATES OA farmer brought us a load of grain and In 40 minutes was ready to go out with his chop The People Say it beats the world how many Boots and Shoes we sell Hardly a day passes but we get new goods Almost every person you meet has a package of Shoes from us 63 ACRES LAND within 8 miles of Blairsville Will be sold cheap House and Lot in Bairdstown Lot 62x150 feet has thereon a Brick House of sevn rooms stable and well of water Very cheap HOUSE AND LOT on Brown street Blairsville Lot 60x150 feet has thereon a rame House of seven rooms Wash House Stable Out oven House and Lot in Burrell Township our and one half acres of ground with a good five room dwelling house and a blacksmith shop built thereon Situated two miles east of Blairs ville in a good location for a blacksmith or would make a nice home for one who has other employment in the neighborhood A good orchard thereon Price and terms reasonable arm of 35 Acres in Burrell Township our mile east of Blairsville on the township road leading from the turnpike to Blacklick This farm is nearly all cleared has an excellent stream of water running through it and is good producing land Log House of 4 rooms rarne Stable and outbuildings Orchard of 30 apple trees besides other fruit Price $1200 Write to this agency for advantageous terms tfU will buy the ODELL TYPE (J 1 1) WRITER Warranted to do as good work as any $100 machine It combines simplicity with dur ability speed ease of operation wears longer without cost of repairs than any other machine has ink ribbon bother the operator It is neat substantial nickel per fect aud adapted to all kinds of type writing Like a printing press it pro duces Sharp Chan Legible Manu scripts Two to ten copies can be made at one writing Editors law yers ministers bankers meichants manufacturers business men etccan not make a better investment of $15 Any intelligent person in a week can become a good operator ora rapid one in two months $1000 offered anv operator who cau do better work with a Type Writer than tliat produced by the ODELL Agents and Salesmen Wanted Special inducements to Dealers or Pamphlet giving in dorsements etc address The Odell Type Writer Co THE ROOKERY CHICAGO ILL HEADQUARTERS OR INE GROCERIES LOUR etc Butter and Eggs a Specialty Will make two trips to the country per week for Eggs Butter Chickens etc Leave your Orders Goods Delivered ree of Charge CIJNTTEI? HICKS PITTSBURG EMALE COLLEGE AND Conservatory of Music School of Elocution and ine Arts ull courses of study leading to graduation in each Also special course of study Central Healthful 23 Teachers Superior home comforts and care for young ladies Rules moderate Send for cata logue and full Information to the President 28 REV A NORCKOS8 Pittsburg Pa CUNNINGHAM CLARK KNOTT CUNNINGHAM KNOTT REPRESENT Pumps and House urnishing Goods is the largest in the county Spouting and Plumbing done on short notice Pasteur Germ Proof ilters remove all disease germs from water BLAIRSVILLE PA A WUSTER CO SLATE ROOERS Are now permanently located at BLAIRSVILLE All orders left at the UNION HOUSE will be promptly attended to Re cuvering Shingle 1 EUxjfa with Slate a Specialty 10 3tf North American 1794 ire Aaso of Phila 1825 Penna ire 1825 Royal of Liverpool 1845 Office Library Building Market Street Blairsville Pa Judge Sawyer Orders the Prisoner Discharged Ban rancisco Sept Judge Sawyer in the United States circuit court rendered a decision in the ha beas corpus case of Deputy Marshal Nagle and ordered that Nagle be dis charged from custody A bill of ex ceptions filed by counsel for the state was allowed by the court a nd pending an appeal to the United States eu pretne court Nagle was ordered re leased on his own recognizance with bonds fixed at $5000 Justice ield was present when the decision was rendered A large num ber of people had been attracted to the court room by the announcement that the case wan to be decided Tlie decision is a long one and includes a careful review of the events leading up to the shooting Ou the subject of jurisdiction it says: There is no con flict of authority The state in such cases is subordinate and the national government paramount THE POWERS A MARSHAL Judge Sawyer says the United States Marshal lias tlie same powers as to keeping the peace in any matter wherein the sovereignty of the United States is concerned as the sheriff has where county affairs are concerned The use of state police was impractica ble The powers of the siteriff ended at the borders of bis county The constitution gives tlie president the power and duty of seeing that the laws are faithfully executed mature consideration we conclude that the homicide was committed by the petitioner while acting in the dis charge of the duty imposed upon him by the constitution and laws of the United THE ACT A COMMENDABLE ONE Commenting ou the statements that Tea per lb Nagle was too hasty Judge Sawyer says Nagle on the scene of action ol 1 serving Terry's actions and knowing his character was the party to deter mine when tlie supreme moment for action had come And if lie honestly acted with reasonable judgment and discretion the law justifies him even if lie erred The judge further says that the facts developed in tlie case show that Nagle acted aright homicide was in our opinion clearly justifiable in law and in tlie fotum of sound practical sense was com mendable Pittsburg Ewsilioii 1889 DOUGLAS MACKIE Extend a most cordial invitation to all in tending visitors during the exposition Make yourself feel at home by utilizing our Store Rooms as your headquarters You will not be importuned to buy but whilst here we'll take especial delight in showing you one of the largest and most varied stocks of Dry Goods to be found anywhere embracing Dress Goods Silks Plushes Velvets Blankets Sheeting Tickings Table Linens Towels Crashes Gents' and Misses Underwear and urnishing Goods etc etc etc 'OUR CLOAK BAZARS Well their name and fame has spread about throughout the length and breadth of the land got every style of and Wraps or Jackets conceivable and a reat many are almost inconceivable Now while our garments are all after the correct mode you'll find our prices (not only in wraps but all over our Mammoth Stores) a good deal lower than ever you expected paying for such qualities Call in and see us it'll pay and profit you 151 and 153 ederal St ALLEGHENY 82 IT! GO 1 50 1 75 1 1 40 25 27 25 35 10 25 70 10 6 00 2 00 00 $7 00 10 (a) 85 40 45 25 30 50 IRUPTUREI.