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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03
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WNoR RFNT-A large Mansard roof residence Gg
III 1000 Jefferson st Rent f7e0. febS-tf #l


WNoR RFNT-A large Mansard roof residence GEs |
II 1000 Jefferson st Rent s1eo. feos-i III |
WNoR sALE-Ten tons Of Timothy Hay noose), at
Il the lowest market P price, I ,,,Ig hy oooD .ryx1
mars9 1O6 W. Front street
WNoR RENT-Three-story brick HOUSE, No. m
e9I w. Fourth street. with all modern Ina in1 mA
proyementa. Apply WIN X ith rkhkiNsth
Jan2Iu ezs Nasnineeon - %
VNoR RRNT.-A truck FARM, near Wilmington.
Il Apply TO ianq9-t u. WAITER.
MNLEGANT second, third and Fourth stories, over
~ Garrett Kent 4 Co.'S stores, shipley sueet,
above seeond TO let ior gns s nT 1sS,anee agent
Apply 70 jan2O-r 0AhkhI'l, hENI a w. W.
WNoR SALE OR RENT. = SIX nye-roomed eFN
BRICK HOUSES, on Liberty = street, ss near near M
Heal Estate Agent East Third 81,
Ian1s-eodim Telegraph Bulldingl
UNoR RENT-The NATIONAL HOTEL, on @sa
Water st. Apply aSrSsr 70 TaSor S y ana S9ap Popsr ss
ENoR RENT-The HOUSE No. AT Market M@
N street, containing fifteen rooms, gas, not III
and cold water and all conyeniences. Apply 70
jan6-tf s. r. SrAATS, No. 400 Snlpley 81
VNoR RENT.-A three story brick dwelling con-
tanning ten rooms; water. gas, and bath front
and side yard high and healthy location on Gipln
avenue and Adams street one square from cl{ cars
NgSH jsSSiO-f loo West street
cyToRB FOR RENTING II W. Ninth street
y also, store fixtures for sale. Inquire az ms
MARKET Street. febl6u GEO. w. BALLou.
WNOR RENT.-Store No. 605 Market street, run
IT ming through " shipley street (lhe store now
occupiedby us.) Also, lnrge rooms In I'd, 81, aud
18th stories, over stores G05 and D, with good Mar
/ ket street entrance.
For sale, alarge stock Of fine walnut parlor and
chamber furniture at extremely low prices, All In
want Of any kinds OF furniture should call soon az
we are Offering all our goods al low prices 70 close
| business decl2-tf S q II. MoCLARY.
/ NNoR RENT.-The large building No ais E, Front
| H street. wilmington, Del lately occupied by
/ n Factory. power
attached suitable for carrying on any Kind OF busi
| ness Inquire of THOS DARLINGTON,
/ deos e lr b09 Washington street
| NNOR RENT--House No. 9l6 Delaware Avenue
| II with nfteen rooms In complete order; and also
will sell a frame building on rear OF the lot, bull
| for a billiard room Apply to
| M. M. CHILD a co,
| <-.t No, WeBt Seventh street,
sep 1e-n c--n q Rifnineton, Del.
LNoR RENT. " 81, " t"'o
] III. 90 ..r..-. .-f -t-,-..# t'--H aHr.Ht
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03
AMftiun Salrs.
nGLK d MILLER,
Rea. Estate Aaents 4 Auctloneors.
Osrssr Of Fsurth and Hing rsr~s,s,
WILMINGTON. Dat

Administrntor's sale of FIrst-ClRss Furniture,
by Catalogue.
VIII be sold at public SALE at the late residence Of
JOSEPH RICHARDSON, No bOS King street., on
TUESDAY, February 9Th, 1872, at $50 A. M, the
follow ing household goods
IN PARLOR--One walnut sofa six walnut chairs
one large plush reception chair one plush rocking
chair, Ole large gilt parlor glass stand, one seven
octave rosewood piano. cover aud STOOL two marble
top walnut tables. one walnut etaRere one French
Napoleon gilt twenty one day clock, lrst-class;
three oil paintings, one agate card receiver Brussels
pArlor carpet on the door, by the yard
IN ENTRY,-one walnut hat rack, one bronze
umbrella stand, carpet and OIL elt u on the moor.
sECoND sIOh1 FhoNI hOOM.-one oileu wal
nut chamber suit of bedstead burean, wash stand,
towel rack, and four chars, marble top suit, line
Brussels carpet, on the 1loor, by the yard.
SECOND STORY BACK RO0M.-one mahogany
bedstead bureau, wash stand, towel rack, Mattress
feather beds, one toilet chamber set, three ply car
THIRD srolY. -Bedseads, carpets, chairs, tn
| BILE, and other goods, &c, &c.
NKIrCHEN.-six windsor chairs, clothes horse,
step ladder. tubs buckets, wrnger, refrigerator rag
| carpet and lot Of other articles.
DINING h0oM-one ten foot walnut extension
table, six oak dining chairs, eight-ay clio X
gilt china tea set large lot OF nrstcass glass ware,
| DC, three ply carpet, on the floor.
| LIBkAbf.-one mahogany sofa, four mahogany
| chairs, one walnut marble top table, one walnut
| book case and desk, wal ut frame mirror, one
eau chalr window blinds three ply carpet, on the
| noor, &o. Also, three paIlOr or room stoves, &c.
! Catalogues are ready for delivery at the house,
or at the O1lce OF Oge 4 Miller, Fourth and King
streets. Goods on exhibition, On Monday, fr m 10,
A NJ, until 4, p. NJ.
| MARGARET RICHARDSON
| d. ELDRIDGE RICHARDSON,
| Administrators Of Joseph Richardson, dtc'd.
| jan19-ts
/ Public Safe Of Secondhand Eurnitnre,
at our Auction Rooms, SATURDAY morning, Feb
3rd, 1879 at 10 O'Clock. Bureaus, bedstVads chairB
tables OOk and parlOr Stoves Venetian blinds ant
| other goods. feb2-lt
Auction Sales
Every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and Wednesday
and Saturday mHrQiunR. the Auction ROOfuA
Fourth and King streets mYl0u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03
Company.
sssarku. Geld, SO.

stocks, Gold, dko-
wilmington Quotations, furnished by r. r Rob
inassn q Co. Ba1lkefs, dth and Market Sta,
Al i oulocK p, NJ, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03
4ptifes.

NOTICE.-The person who ordered pair OF car
~ pet stools, will please call, pay charges, and
take them away, or they will be sold, according to
law. j. II. COUNTESS,
febs-3t' 626 East Seventh Street.
IN IsSoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsIIIP.-N
~ is hereby given that the co-partnershp hereto
fore existing between Samuel Allen ahd Francis G.
Allen, under the rm name OF s. allen Son, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. The nOur and
feed business will be continued at the od location
No 21T West Front street. by S Allen whJ will set
tie the accounts OF the late firm.
FRANCIS q. ALLEN.
wilmington, Feb 3d. 1s72.-6t
CT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No 81, NASSAU STREET,
New YORK, February /, 1872.
The Coupons and registered interest due February
10, 1872, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent. Is p.
c) Gold Bonds (E. d., and the Eight per Cent Is p.
| c,) Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fund Land Grant
Bonds Nv. d., OF the st. Joseph and Denver city
Railroad Company, will be paid at the office of the
New York, upon presentation and demand on ant
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
Asst Treasurer,
febs-2w st. j. d. c. X. II. Co.
Ih U. A. INTAKE NoTICE.-The a
W. members Of Wilmington d brandy AsTS
| wine Council No. 3, o. OF U. A. M are re- -ef "
quested 70 be present at a regular stated
| 9th, at ~ O'Clock, as business OF importance vii
come before the meeting.
feb2-2t VIM. W. JANYIER, R. Sec.
WToRKINGMEN's INSTITUTE-Annual elec
wv tion of ofilcers.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meetin
and election of Officers OF the Workingmens Inst
tute for the ensuing year, will be held at thei
rooms, No. 2l9 King street, on SATURDAY evening
Feb 81 lsl9 at - o'clock. All interested are col
feb2-2t w. II. CONNELL. Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03

for the better accommodation 1f themselves and
customers as they can supply the latter mucn more
pnnctnaly and better in this manner They do
business under the hrm name OF
Iansi-0t PUSRY RICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03

Public Safe of Secondhand Furnltnre.
at our Auction Rooms, SATURDAY morning, Feb
3rd, 1879. at 10 O'Clock. Bureaus, bedsVads ChairB
tables, tOOk and paTlor Stoves Venetian blinds ant
other goods. feb2-it
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03

a NO-PARTNERSIIIP.-Th undersigned have this
~ day for ned a co-partnershp for The purpose OF
manufacturing Ladies', Misses aud Children Ma
chine and Hand-sewed shoes, and jobbng shoes OF
all kinds, at 2lO West Third street. Wilmington Del
under ihe firm name OF W. a. Turner 4 90.
w. A. TURNER,
January 25th 1879. ian2I-Gt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03

Situations aud 9tEIp %jantfd.
Advertisements of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 centa)
UTANTRD Experienced hands, with machines,
wv 10 work on ladies' white goods
feb3-2t' f. l.. FRANK, OIL Market 81
WTANTED-A good girl to do honsework In
w small family. Inquire az ..
feb23t' 500 WASHINGToNST.
"T ANTED-A purchaser for the carr age shop
Wv No. 1O6 Orange street, three stories. BSxso
feet, four fires; everything In good repar. For fun
VIM II. WRIGHT,
feb2-tf Front and Market, wll., Del.
SSITUAT1ON WANTED BY A GARDENER.-A
- young man, recently arrived from France, wish
a situation gardener or florist fst reference
given. Address 716 MARKET STREET,
jsn-sl-eod6t Wilmington.
WTANTED.-A young girl as chlld's nurse. at
Wv lahzs-ot $40 hlNo olhEhI.
NXTANTED "A purchaser for the State OF Della
w ware, for process for rec flying and refn-
ing liquors. Rectifyers and territory for sale.
Apply 10 II. ID. FLING,
jaiSo-l9t No. II, N. 9Th ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
| NTANTED-A good steady boy In a music store.
wv One who can perform on the organ and piano
| preferred. Address j. N. c.,
jan23-tf Commercial ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03
2nxrdtua.
aBaHtsa.

wv Apply At the SAW MILL
janss-ti foot of West st, Wilmington, Del
$1,000. wants SaSsfS g SSrfS" q NJ scSS sS1'S
bond Qawfal INTEREST," TO build a achool-houae or
Chapel his property for the benefit OF the colored
citizens, who numerically about equal the whitess
but have no public means Of education whatever.
Who will volunteer this sum for 80 benencsnt an OBJ
iectY Apply at dec19-tf THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-03

N ISsoLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHIP.-NOtic ia
~ hereby given that the partnership lately sub
slsting between w. p. Smith and W. A. Turner, Of
wilmington, Del under the nrm name Of Smith a
sent. W. A. Turner only is allowed to use the name
OF the firm In liquidation of all debts due to and
from the partnership. WILLIAM p SMITH,
WILLIAM A TURNER,
Wilmingt )n January 25th, ls72- RqI-6t
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

ITO LBT-THE WELL KNOWN JACKSON HALL, COR
IL Thirteenth and Horatio streets, grocery
pr liquor store location central and desirable; rent
low Apply at SOB hudson street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET
II. r. DREW 4 CO., l5s Fifth avenue.

II. Il. DREW K Co, I55 Fifth avenue.
UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET-FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop brown stone, 622 LIE exington avenue between
Fifty third and Fftyourh streets; has Stenway piano
pictures books bronzes &c has been newly painted
decorated furniture In complete order Apply TO A.
ROSS, "a Broad street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

ITO LET-THREE FLOORS IN THE NEW BRICK
building 202 Greene street 25x100; plenty of light
euable for manufactory workshops; viii be let
half its value to good tenants.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

TNURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-LARGE AND WITH
all convenences, and well adapted to the needs of
family requiring first class residence one hour from
street the Hudson Address box 4S Post
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

DARGAINs.-TwO THREE STORY BROWN STONE
ID Dwellings ll9 and III East Eighty street. near
easy Apply p. H. GRADY, s27 Sixth avenue, between
Forty sixth and Forty seventh streets
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

NOR sALE-EAsT OF FIFTH AVENUE NEAR GIL.
| II sey House, small House, perfect gems first class
condition and neighborhood fully furnished possession
| at once. Price $1,000 Apply TO d. II. WATSON, sos
| proa
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

UNFINISHED HOUSE TO RENT-ON TENTH STREET,
IL near Broadway; extra large house; in fine order
for business purposes boarding house immediate pos
Thirty fourth street. House on Fifth avenue fully iur.
nished, above Foreth street. Apply to SLADE CO.,
% Union
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

ITO LET-THE LARGE STORE, 307 WEST TWENTY
first street. near Eighth avenue and Basement; to-
premises.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03
Written for the Cambria Freeman.l
SCENES En- COURT-Continu
BY ROB ROY, ESQ.
FORGERY,

FORGERY.
Dust. a AtteT71cy-Court please: have case on
A true bill found. which would seem to demand
L our Honors' serious attention. a note was
Just for one hundred dollars, written on print
The extra space uncancelled. The note was
Through different hands, but when we saw it
It was one hundred; now fifty has been added
By some great scoundrel. Here is the indict-
{JpdGe.The courts, the highest in the land,
diaFe Just decided that It's not II forgery
TO add Il fifty in similar hand
II the maker leaves the space n blank
IL must be altered by some cIOuE crank
TO make forgery. You have no case
Because the maker, notice Ieft q space
AZ least, the maker pays the note, at three
days grace!
LIBEL.
Dist. 44ttorneu-Cou please: bill was found
Against the Editor of the Huclzleberry Times
For furnishing libel. Thus the indictment
Did publish that John Doe and Richard Roe
SCtic from the treasury some twenty notes.
OF twenty dollars cach.' etc.
DeJts: 4ttoTney-And the statement 5 wholly
As we can prove from their own admission
And from others; aye It's known to You,
Your Iionors; hat they made confession
And returned the funds. the thievi4g crew!
JUd0c-The law Of libel is the greater if it's
The law of libel is well known to you.
Deus AttorHeU-And must my client suffer
If We can make the charge alleged all clear?
If law is justice, let it so appear!
Judge1fhc court is just, but it can't make
Your client can't escape, if there's no fa1D
In the indictment. JtiU sIsoTH- Verdict guilty!
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINOR.
Dist Attorney-Court please: Here is another
bill
Which, when read, my very eyes do fill
with tears. very fiend in human shape
sold liquor to a boy; and he shall not escape
Nay, shall all my public strength exhaust
Before let his certain case be lost.
JUdgC- gC-Inc jury = sworn now state your case.
DIST. AH0rHeH-Ihe indictment thuswise
reads:
Did then and there sell LIQUOR to a miner,
To wit. one gill of whisky" and il needs
They are all sworuD II is proved 'Tis proved
DGJt% AHnHey-fes, ii is proved, none can
deny:
But is 1t irronG? and, if so, tell me why?
\ man who digs out coal. or mines our ore
Has rs much right TO drink, as those who swore
Against my client. Nay, he should drink even
mOrei
.T1idgc-Let US see the indfctment-sr miner. :,
All sir you must be very careful with your
And write. or spell at least. a little finer.
The jury is discharged! Defendant is dis
charged!
ADULTERY.
Dist. -AHOrncu Court please: Ny ewes grow
dim. my heart is faint.
At so much crime. That one so young, of ten
der years,
Should thus be guilty. All if starts uD1,ifd. n
tears,
Jttdge-"That one so young" Is he not mar
IT not, my honest friend. I have my fears
That guilty though he he, OF fragrant crime
lie surely VIII escape at least This time:
foryou have drawn the Indictment wrong.
J our charges made should not be only strong
But made correct. according o the law.
IN TINS Indictment you must surely see the
TTO Pr coUrr~rrD
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03

Some of the young folks of both sexes
have i'll contemplation the giving of couple
OF entertainments at the Hysienic w gwam, on
Friday and Saturday evenings OF next week
consisting Of pantomImic and musical performs
ances which we feel sure will not onlv enter
tain but greatly nmuse al who may he there TO
witness them. The hall 'uG stage have been
ii ted up in good STYLE and every effort will he
maue 10 accom- Inru'ur "uu sr-.iry Ill :, 10 A.,
tend. The adnittince lee will be twenty five
cents and the momeg realized will be devoted
to the church fund
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03

JAMES FISK, JR.-This gentleman, lately de-
ceased. was not the only New EngIander who
has succeeded in achieving reputation. For
here Is George Huntley, of our own town, for
merly IL New Englander whose reputation, tho
not co-eXtchSiVe with the world is vet well
known. Fisls name was made famous through
his connection with fraud and fraudulent prac-
tceS; HuntleY s by reason of his fair nd square
dealiugS with all men. We will not attempt to
further run a Parallel, but content ourselr with
saying that NJ. H. 5 speciality is stoves and tiI-
ware, and tbat his store is on High street. Call
on him when you need any thing in his line.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03
STRoxGsT3wx Pa. Jan. 80. 1872


DEiR MAC--Kuowiug that Won are anxious
to furnish your readers with local items | con
cluded To write a few Iire= regarding an inter
esfing affair which took place in our isolated
village on the 24th inst. Our new (Catholic)
church, Father Cauevau pastor, was Dedicated
on that day by the Rt. Rev Bishop Of The di.
ocese Father Hackett. Of the Summit, ccle
brated Mass; Father Michael, O. S. B sang
the Litanes and Psalms in a most excellent
manner Father Christy. OF your place, preach
ell an elegant sermon on the occ ision partic
rlarly explaining why temples were erected to
God and for what purpose. The Attendance
was Nerv large and all present were more ihnn
deli hted with Father Christvs effort. which
caused - general request for a lecture from the
- ne Rev. gentleman and he kindly acce ed
~ ' - SUNDAY evening last deIiy
ered most eloquent discU".-- -, - yo, -
audience, nearly half of wi om were Protest@,.SS
His subject The Catholic Church the
Guardian of the Bible and Are Catholics
allo ed 10 real the Bible p The lecture was
4 grand success and has created quite n fiutfer
among our citizenS, " no are now determined to
investigate facts of such great importa nee
More anon. PINES
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03
CoNEMAUGH Jan 90. 1872


DEAR FREEhAN-I thought YOU would wish
to hear the particulars of large fire that took
place in Onr town, on Saturday night last
Consequently, by your permisSiou.i ask place
Tor 1t IN the columns of your va uable journal
At half past six o'clock an eastern bound
freight train was shifting" some cars laden
with coal at the head of the ward on to n '.sid.
ling, aud the train being in two parts the
forward engine was doing the shifting" but
before it WAS ready tn starr, the ''puSher obey
ing a signal int ended for western bound train
started with the latter part of the tIafa and
collided with the forward part. bursting two
large Ci! tanks, covering the railroad with the
oily fluid The oil however, did not then IL
mite. After the tanks were righted and placed
on p siding close by, trains agliu began
moving, and at | i o'clock II spark from pass
Ing engine set the oil on the track on fire and
IN the space OF fifteen minutes some twenty
cars that were on ''sidings" three OF which
we're passenger cars, were one mass of fl Ime.
am happy to state that there we're no lives
lost, though young man named Lewis Upton,
OF Altoona, was severely iured by being
ciught betw cen the oil tanks when they c,Ifi
dec. | believe no blame can be attached 10
any of the employees as it was one of those
accidents that 10 amount of foresight c0uld
prevent. l trust our little town NAV never see
its Ike again
have Ee othCr news of Importance to chron,
icle /; consequently will say Tor the present
adIeu. ours, &c., I. E.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03
REcELPTs g. EXPENlITuREs OE cAMnRlA Go
WILLIAM LINTON, Treasurer,
IS7.

To balance in hands of Treasurer at
=, last settlement. -. G,sle II
To amount of County Taxes received
fromCollectors for lS7l and previous
r. Years ..:......: -. $3.50 -
To amount received on Poor Taxes
-, from same --..-- 27zG 43
no no AMOUNT Niiii,lTS lakes Go do. tS0 "a
seated Lands for 1871 and previous
years -, =. 2s2 Co
- Gus Sources. .,-,.....-. 14O so
., of Lands. -. -. -. IsI2
=, Bonds ......:-... -. 80. - a6,257 G.
To amount of EXonerations allowed
COliectors...-.-......... .....-...... 2249 CT
10 amount OF Commissions do. Go. 16g9 so
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03

Did you know that he of the Photograph
Gallery, eur artistic friend Spence, has returned
from tie classic shades of Indiana county and
is once more willing and anxious to take ev-
erybodI's picture in the best style OF the art,
Which is just exactly What Spence understands
fun well how to do. Call soon aud often at
his elegant Gallery On High street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03
Local correspondence.

loHNsTowN January 81 1872.
DEAR FRFIMAN-A young man named W
Wolf. OF this place. has just leased am fitted
up a shop at No. luS Franklin street. where he
intends To ca ry on sign ard orna mental paint
ing in all its branches. Mr.. Wolf is "a splendid
artist. He formerly worked for Mr. j. G
Keller, but is now about TO trv the world on
his own hook. His work can he seen all about
town, but two OF the best specimens OF the art
may be seen at John Dibert l. Co 5 Bank and
at the Savings Bank. We never saw the equal
of such lettering We are looking out Tor ar.-
other di-p'ay soon in front of his own chop -
May he always flourish.
The witness Burke was held on Saturday in
the sum of 81 CO0 bail to appear IN court
against young Gates in the alleged homicide
case. Two of the Gates went his security -
! hat clever
One Of our literary men has gone to the Dick
ems. The last time he seen he was running
away With Nicholas Nicklehy. Dombev & Son,
and man named David Copperfield 1t is
probable that lie has got to - lie End" of his
journey before now.
The Turner's will have grand masquerade
ball on Mo dav night next, Feb 5;h. The
J"hnstown Zouaves will have n ball Feb. 22I
-Washington's birth day. The Hook and
Ladder company, We believe, will also have
one shortly.
This from the Tribune: "Mr. A. J. Haws
possesses n pony which is rcma Ikable not only
tor its speed, hut also Tor the peculiar change
in the color of his hair at certain seasons of
the wear Last fall his coat was a dark brown,
and now he r'joces in the possession of
mouse. colOTed hide very similar in color to the
fashionable Overcoats" KING would en-.
DORsE that RS SHEAR nonsense!
A car load of oil caught fire near Conemaugh
station, or Noodyaie, on Sun lay morning
about one O'Clock and burned up twenty i've
freight cars and two passenger cars. The en-.
eines in the meantime kept up an awful whis.-
ling. fnd the fire bells rang continuously for
some hours. The loss is very grett
team OF runaway mules fell over the
Cambria Iron COmpanys coke varl embank
ment III this place, one day last week and frer
turning head over tail several times down the
steep precipice, landed at the bottom with one
of the mules A. dead as a door nail The Com
pany OF course is the loser.
a lad named LukS, son of DR.. Z. G. Luks
fell into un open cellar wav at Mr.. Grorge
Thomas store, on Saturday last, and fractured
OF his arms
An 'onpleasantRess" has sprung up in our
postolhce, and our very ohliging assistant post
mus,er All. Petrikcn, has lett the Office We
! 10 not know what the office Will do without
/ him. as he was the head and shoulders the
! body and soul. of it. One could not scare mn
a better postmaster than Alf Petriken nny-
/ where and We feel quite sorry that the post
/ IL takes a man with a head on him TO lie
/ postmaster in JohnstOwn. and. to tell the ruth
/ there is considerable CRU umhiug about matters
/ and things in this bai!inick. Time will make
, Developments. ROE Roy