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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

For genuine gold je~elry, go to Jor-
DAME
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Go to Perly and get tickets for Dir. Cope.
lsnd's lectures.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-12-08

Trusses, supporters and shoulder
braces in great variety. at
7tf PERLEY & RYDER's.
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Bancroft's Liver Pills are the very best
Liver Pills in the market. Sold by DR..
j. A. Moore.
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g. P. Jones & Co. have just received an
elegant line of the latest novelties In gen.
tlemen's neck ties and searfs. 14tf
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T T T II T T L L t It II
at VIM. jays
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Lamp, ana lamp fixtures IN endless va
riety, and bracket lamps and refiectors
complete, for S1.95, $3.50 and $1.75, at
7tf PERLEY & RYDER'S.
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Bancroft's Discovery Is SURE CURE
or Neuralgia. Sold by Or. Moore.
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Cold and hot baths, in first-class
style at Fred. Haussler's barber shop,
under Dunlap's bank. soft
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For exquisite siIverware, go to Jor
dams.
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skInnera,a AddItion.to En,noria.


williams Addition to Emporia.
10 srhoss ass'd. No. Lot. Name orSf. Amt
S %
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A clear Havana cigar + or 10 cts at VIM.
joys.
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The stock Of Gents FURNISHING Goods
is Low full at G.. P. Jones & Co.'s. 9-ti
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NEW ROSEWOOD PIANOS FOR S225.-
Do not buy till you have seen the above
bargains at Conoyer Bros, Kansas City.
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Crosse & BlacwelPs pickles and Califor
mia canned goods at VIM. jays.
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FINE James Smiths Imperial eIgsrs.
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ASK for James smiths Imperial Cigars
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Copisy's Addition 20 EmpOFis.
To rcAo1s oss'd Ne. Lot. RdMs Of 81. Ams
VIM Powell. .... Merchants st. = III
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delivered to any part Of the city, by
TT PERLEY e RYDER.
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Health Lift or Cumulative Exercise

is IN ingenius apparatus by which ten min
utes exercise brings into Healthy action eV-
cry muscle in the whole body, and each in
uted IL this effort that there Is no danger OF
injurious strains or rupture. 1t strengthens
the weak organs, and expels disease by .
gradual, cooperative exercise OF the whole
body. IL expands the chest, augments the
breathing capacity, eqcslizes the Circulation,
warming the extremities, it gives healthy
appetite; tones and builds mp the whole sye-
teLas and doubles the strength OF any person
In short time lnvatids from Q distance
have been with nae for treatment, and return
ed 70 their homes greatly relieved or cured.
Others are now here under treatment and are
fast recovering.
Patients provided with homes in respecta-
bic private families or boarding houses At
low rates. Parties afflicted in sny way are
invited 70 communicate by mail for further
particulars.
The bath Will be administered daily from
six O'Clock Q. m. TO nine O'Clock D. m. Ladies
desiring the bath will please arrange pre-
yiouSly Eor an hour, In order that = female
attendant may be provided.
ADDRESS
W. d GENTRY, n. D.,
IIonEoPATElc PHYSICIAN,
ENP0RIA, LYON Co., KANSAS.
47.tt
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IF you want q good shave, shampoo
and hair cut, go to Fred. Haussler's,
under Dunlap's bank. Soft
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Closing OF Malls AZ Emporlh.
A., r. a. y. r. r. II.
Going East-Closes at S:40 A. NJ.
Going Wes.-Closes at {: $3.50 p. N.
"a, n. & T. X. II
Going South-ClOses at (: 6:30 A. NJ.
Going North-Closes at Gas P. n.
EUREKA.
Closes at f; 40 A. n
Every Friday at 700 a. N
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EvEnxBoDY,s BUSINESS.

We have fine stock OF Drugs and Med
cines, and first-class men to put up pre-
scriptions. We call attention to our new
styles and colors of mixed paints just re-
ceived. Estimates given Of what it will
cost to paint your house. We keep all
the notions. stationery, &C.. that we can't
sell. All goods sold at cost (with few
cents added to pay expenses and profits
Homeopathic medicines at st. Louis prices.
loft TANDY 3 EASTMAN.
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See oar market reports.
An army of dolls at Fox & Cos.
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CUT THIS OUT
Closing OF Mails at EmPorin.

Aud Paste It mp in Some ConVenien
Place.
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:eAIPORLA.

Go to JOrdan's.
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THE MOUND BUILDERS.

Two Lectures for the EmpOris Library.
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Two Lectures for FIFTY Gents.

Monday and Tuesday.D eo.11th and 1stI
, 1876-12-08

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f,sui = sgi-uiihe IaFty uliis'h uuud pFn-
A.. ulnrr sati-tlriary ns-ulis tllan cs.'id
- ra.tfsd ~ ore alone. A. tn Diinls-
-, Gayrruu-nt evinc-s gFrat iniere-i IN
IL geological survey uf HIiflsh Columbia,
.,d a. Olrsu ChariOtte's is'anflS arr full
of,l,h sts worthy oi scientific re-earch.tlle
Jrlg. irrls -angnine that he will hnd
b.artv evaporation. Should he be abe To
r,rrv aut his plans he will not start before
next Spring. lIiS plan Of operations. n
h. stats,I IN ~. i to go on the u. B. Cas-
stramer Otter to MaSsett harbOr. on the
extreme north end Ofthe Island. aud from
tI,ers to visit every village and various
Doints Of interest In a canoe, remaining
long enough at each place to make atho-
rough investigation. As llO work tan lie
done during the winter. it will probably
take two years to collect the required in
formation.
, 1876-12-08
NJ 1ELnRAPIG.

Gold in New York, 1881.
Silver coin-buying. "a; selling 95.
The returning boards are very ret
icent. AS we go to press nothing
definite is known.
The latest news is that L.ouisiana's
vote, like Florida's is recorded for
the Republicans. HAYES, with a
bare majority Of one, is probably the
next President.
The interest of the public in the
opening proceedings Of the Senate
was not so great as that in the House.
Many Democratic Senators were in
their seats before the body was called
to order, but the Republican Sena-
tors being in caucus, did not get in
so soon Edmunds submitted res
olution instructing the committee on
elections to enquire whether in Lou
isiana, South Carolina or Florida the
right any citizen to vote has been
denied, as charged, which was read
and laid on the table. Tho Presi
uCllb uiOSSdRO was INhh WI tiO Otil3
and was not near as lengthy as his
former ones.
Gov. Grover, of Oregon, having
considered that Watts (Rep.) is dis
qualified as elector for that State
he holding the position of postmaster
at Lafayette on the day of election
has issued an electoral certificate to
Cronin, (Dem).
Additional particulars of Gen. Nc
Kenzie's fight with the Cheyennes
were received at Camp Fetterman
on the Both ult. The victory was
most complete. The entire village,
with all its winter stores of subsist-
ence and robes fell into the hands of
troops, leaving the Cheyennes. the
bravest and most warlike band of
hostiles, wholly destitute in the face
Of rigid winter, the contemplation of
which fact caused them to fight with
desperation. The loss in killed is 25,
and large number wounded. Gen.
McKenzie's conduct is characterized
a. brilliant, entsi ing only the loss Of
one officer and FIVE enlisted men,
and 20 wounded.
, 1876-12-08

A choice assortment of oregon apples
for sale at James jones'.
JAMES JOINS has just received quar-
tity OF Seattle soap which is guarahtetd
to give better satisfaction than any East
ern made soap.
IL you want stationery of any kind. the
best of cigars, smoking or chewing tObac-
co, foreign or domestic fruits. candles or
nuts Of all kinds, go to the store OF James
Jones. corner of Custom House building,
at Telegraph office.
T. JAcKMAN & Co., of the Peoples
Market, are always prepared to furnish
the citizens of Port Townsend aud vi
cinity with the choicest of meats, in-
Guiding fresh and eoned beef and pork,
smoked meats, sausages, head-cleeSe,
hams, tripe, lard, and all vegetables in
their season.
, 1876-12-08

THE steamship Dakota. Capt. Morse,
from San Francisco VIA Victoria for this
port, arrived on Monday. She mnde the
trip from the former port to Victoria In
90 hOurs--best time yet made. Size had
is passengers and 33IS tons Of freight for
this port, among the former Mrssrs. CIV.
Jack, A. j. Smith. B. F. Fargo, Rev.
John Rea. Conslgnres---Watermam &
Katz. Is pkgs; c G Bartlett. 30 pkgS; !
Jones, 8; w l. Seavey. 3; Rotlisclild &
Co lcoin S7OU 152; ! Fitzpatrick, 3;
O F GerrislI. I23; n d Hill, 30; F G Clapp
/; Hunt & Learned, 20; e EisenbeIs, II;
i Il Swift, 2: F james, 3; II L Sutton. l;
T Jackman. "a; J 4 Norris, %; w j
Stephens, Z; f S Fowler. 4.
, 1876-12-08
Marine Intelligence.
Port Townsend.
ENTEREn

Port Townsend.
ENTERED.
Dec. l. str. North Pacific, Victoria
-, schr. Gen. Harney, Victoria
- 8, bark Oak Hill, San Francisco
"a, schr Mist. Victoria
Z" 4, str Dakota, Victoria
"A, Eliza Anderson, Victoria
"5, schr Letetia, Nanaimo
"5, str Goliah, Burrard lnlet
"5, str North Pacific, Victoria.
80, bk G l. Taylor, San Francisco
"6, schr Hunter, New Westminster
4" Q, str Tacoma, Nanaimo
"6, brig North Star.
CLEARED.
Dec l schr Carrie Hayden, Victoria
A." 2 schr Gen Harney, Burrard Inl'i
&" 2 str Eliza Anderson, Victoria
d" 4 str North Pacific, Victoria
" 4 schF LOttie, Victoria
" 4 bktn Quickstep, San Francisco
" 6 str Tacoma, NanaimO
9 schr Hunter,
, 1876-12-08

CHANGED HANDs.---The steamer Phan-
tom which has recently been overturned
In all her appointments, with the addition
Of new boiler and house. has been pur-
chased BY company Of this TOWN. and
will hencefnrth constitute one Of the many
steamers that shall. doubtless. In the not
remote future, grace the waters Of our
beautiful aud capaciOus hay. owned and
controlled by citizens Of Port Townsend
We have not yet been officially Informed
OF the particular pr Nvince OF duty she will
he assigned to. but IL there is any RELIANCE
TO be placed upon runor, she will he put
ON ~ daily boat between this port Whid-
by Island, Port Lud ow and Port Gamble.
, 1876-12-08

OUR Victoria exchanges give currency
to the rulnOr that the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company contemplate the erection
Of wharf near Deadman's Point. on the
James Bay side of Victoria HarbOr. so
that their steamships may enter the har-
Dor aud avoid Beaver rock.
, 1876-12-08

ACCIDENT. On Monday afternoon last,
a COW belonging Mr.. A. A. Plummer
broke into the orchard Oppositethe resi-
dence Of Mr.. Tibbals, and while wander
Ing about she managed to f.ll through the
rotten boards that covered cisteril. In
Onler to get the COW out 1t was necessary
to rig pair OF shears, and just as they got
the animal landed the shears fell down
knocking Mr.. Piummer over. and break
lug the ankle of his son Enoch.
, 1876-12-08

Rev. JNo. REA returned OH the Dakota
from San Francisco. We are gratitied to
learn that he has been successful in his ab-
pllcatiOn TO the Presbyterian Mission
Board, who will furnish him from the
building fund a sum sufficient to finish the
stone chapel here. Work has already been
resumed and we hope it will not be long
beft re we can announce that services will
lie performed there.
, 1876-12-08

REV. Mr.. HYLAND. we learn, has ac-
cepted n call and Il settled as pastor over
4 church Ia Belmont, Ontario. Canada.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Hyland and fam
lily. but must congratulate him on his
improved fortunes. The Episcopal Church
now has no minister, and it Is to be hoped
that Bishop Morris will be able to find
some suitable person to send here to fill
the FACE lett vacant by Mr.. Hylaud.
, 1876-12-08

Mr.. A. A. PLUMMER is building small
house near the steps leading mp the blum,
which Is to be used as laundry. A fine
well Of water, close to the building, makes
1t Very desirable to laundry-men, and tie
open space about the house Is ample for
the purpose of drying clothes.
, 1876-12-08

The viii of the late Capt. E. s. Fowler
was admitted TO Probate, Dec. lst.
MeSsrs. U. F. Gerrish, j. J. II. Van Box
kelen and Henry f. Morgan were ap-
pointed by the Probate Court as apprais-
ers Of the estate, which is estimated to be
worth $4,000.
, 1876-12-08

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~ hating ~ alIistlr - ~ ilIitllIII 49,
erssl Nth fti-iir urailI-f lsarsllug. uhhh
VIII a.hl ul'urh ~ ~ apIEarliugs q ~
riIatsl and to flIs laau.
, 1876-12-08

VIZ aFs lnhsr'ns,i that Il .. ~. inieailaa
of ih- "uurr- af tlI- sieam prufrilrr Fa-
voFiie IN make rort Towusrtp'l h-F lurlsl-
gusrtrrS. wtere she uili ~ r-aslv ai ail
iimes to DO towing. or any business that
may OlIisr
, 1876-12-08

The Hawaiian bark Lunalillo, lumber
laden, came to anchor In the bay on the
ON Instant. After being properly equip
PED by ths consignees. Messrs, ROthschild
q Co., she will proceed on her voyage to
, 1876-12-08

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il..lha.s tlu.i - siIi a. sryatA -.lsTTEf. -
, 1876-12-08

The report Of the withdrawal Of the
steamer Eliza Anderson from the route
between Seattle and Victoria for the Will
er Is without foundation.
, 1876-12-08
GOfICE or SALE Of REAL ESiLiE.


nIarn1n1.araaagea aals - uHal Nl1ales
N.sTH.N q uIuEuY GivEN, TuAT. ~
aS.,,a. 2, "a - ~ ~, IN, ~, ~, ~ .s ~,
aa,sss - siss ssisis sf tslla I hl.ssl.a.
ts-.a-s ,h- unlrr-'Ens. ~
10 IN. hlrhs-f i,lsr irr sn@h. gold rnln &c he
limited s1nft-a uf Amrricn. aud rulHsi To es'il-
nrInai lon y saii ~ ~ .,, ss,,
aud fFSe iFum all mortgages WhFh the al
detelircd may NJ any time have made theIe,in,
all The rsh,, te Interest anu es'hie w ~ Sa,h
aud all the right. title and interest tnat lne
sniI estate hns, by the Onention of law or OH
erwse acquired other than. OF ln .,' ,u,
Of his dt,l' h, in and TO all the hrrelnal'er de-
scriDed RAJ estate, lying and being In the Ter
riiory Of Washington, rs follows, TO VII
la the County Of Island,
on Thursday, the 2sth day Of December, A d.
is7s. at ihe ionr of IL O'Clock AN. of said day,
al the door OF the Probate Court-room Of said
county, At CoureVille, I'm said county, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wn
All Of Lot in Section u, and Lots and 2
and the y II of the n + II OF Section IL, in
Township 81 north of Range East, contain
ing 81 2j-lCO acres more or less.
In tie County OfWhRteOm,
On Tuesday, the 96th day of Tecenl er, A: n.
ls76 at the hour OF O'Clock p NJ. Of said day,
at the door of the Auditors Office OF SAID eoun-
ty, the following described real estate, to-wit:
All the h IL OF SecT1On ~ IN IONIstll OiN
north of Range East, containing $40 acres,
more or less. .
of Section IL in TownshinSS north Of Rangez 2
+, containing! acres, more or less.
Also all the interest which the said deceased
had at the time OF his death, and all the right,
title an in crest that the said estate has by
operation of law or Otherwise acquired OF her
than. ori addition TO. that of The SAID CO1n
Chisholm at the time OF his death in ana TO
the following described lands under he fol-
lowing described cOntncts iOr the sale thereof,
but su ject to The payment OF ali moneys that
now are due, or hereafter may become due, on
su,h contracts, tO-wii:
A Bond for a I eed, DARED May 18th, 1873,
male by II. W. Wilmer in favor Of sad de-
cease I. Of the Northwest quarter of Section 26
in Township 81 nor h oi Range East, contain
ing l6O acres, more or less, and recorded in
Book l.. pages 100 and lOl.
Bond Tor eed, dated May 18th, 1873,
made 10y John W. Gray in favor Of said deeesis-
| the souih l-9 of the S l. - of Section p IN
| Township 33 north Cf Range East, con ain-
ing loo acres. more or less. recordeG in Book l.,
/ pages lUl and la2.
Bond fora Deed, dated December Isl, 1873.
| made by John Y Morrison 'n favor OF said de-
! ceasel, Of iht s W IL of Section 26 in Town
| ship 81 north "a Range East, containing lon
acres, more or less.
Terms and conditions Of Sale Cash, gold
! coin OF the United States, TO lie paid to the
auctiOneer ON the day of slle; deed ut expense
| of purchaser.
GRANVILLE o. HALL&R,
Administrator of said Estate.
G, NJ. HALLEk, Att'y fur Administrator.
, 1876-12-08

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- % ip-tag.- = u-sa..-a- - Fs-t
Tsss-ul - astris tssps--ap.ris
, 1876-12-08
BIRrHS.

GOocH.--In Port Discovery, on the 4th
inst, to the wife Of George p. Gooch, a
daughter.
, 1876-12-08
TOtio % Cndit0n


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49, = NWaT 80 =
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rlla-ss 49, - 80 - -
$40, r. ruNllH 80 - - -
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- 49, g.. n y - ~ - -
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r-T-----t t-latssa
, 1876-12-08

NOTICE.
The entry Of the land in said receipt desSrlo-
ed having been cancelled, and the purehhses y
of the estate OF Albion KIP. Glidden Deceased
Intend to apply to have said purchase money
refunded to said estate. ,,,
Administrator Of the estate Of Albion n: r
Glidden, deceased. 90"
, 1876-12-08
LO$Tl

A RECEIPT, A COPY OF WHICH IS AS
N follows:
"NO. l7l4.
'1Jnne 2S 1853.
"Rec'd from John Z. Burns and Joseph /;
Kuhn of County, W. T., the sum OF
seventy-fve dollars and sixty-two t2 ~ centsi
being in full for the lots No. 4, OF section
No. in Township No.39, n OF Range NO; W.,
containing sixty acres and SO hundredthJ, at
Sl25 per acre, S75.62H.
'.e2 l-2 cts short. JOS CgsHAANt
JC Receiver"
ANY person returning the original recelpt
tome will be suitably rewarded.
, 1876-12-08

discovery.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07

smusements in point Of solid merit
and magnitude. The COW and horse
antelope, the living sea lions, the
black Poona bear, the African Gland,
the ST ow-whits polar bear, the genuine
Barhsry zebra. the horned horse, the
water buffalo from the river Nile.
and the two horned black rhinocer-
GUS are rare specimens from the nat
sral kingdom, found in NO other
menaserie IN this country, and they
ere only few Of the manifold mar
velous novelties to be seen in Mr.. Fore
paugh's elaborate combination"
The museum is an spitome of much
that is novel and instructive, and is a
grand tribute to the creative ingenuity
Of man. Its automatic figures, drum
mers, cornet players and mechanical
bsll-rinsers-its world of gayly plum
aged singing birds-felds of flowers
and fountains Of sparkling water in
tsrest sverv one and elicit commsnda-
ton from all visitors.
The most startling feature Of this
magnificent performance is the as
founding manipulation Of five sle-
plants BY the lad. Mr.. Forspaughs
only son, IA years old-a veritable
chip of the old block" He compels
them to 60 though incredible svolu-
tions - forming pyramids. climbing
ladders, and doing all sorts Of impos-
sible acts. The like was never seen
anywhere and we do not believe can
BE- performed by any other herd of ell
plants on earth
Much of the charm Of Mr.. Fore
paugh's exhibition lies in the superb
equio nent of his splendid circus. tn,
~ nina. tic acts are all double, and are
80 uniformly good that the spectator
is too much pleased to say which is
the best. The riding of the experts,
Mile. Jeanette Armstrong and Ro-
meo Sebastian, is of the very first or
der, and never fails to call out the
warmest manifestations of applause
from the audience. The balloon leaps
of the former, and the piroquets and
somersaults of the latter, have never
been equaled here. OF all the arenic
exhibitions, this is perhaps the smooth,
est, evenest and most meritorious
The music furnished by the excellent
orchestra Of Mr., Tony Franks is fresh
and Of superior quality.
| In word, Mr.. Forepaugh perfor mi
all he advertises, has tho most stupen'
dous show, and the great wonder ii
how he can take it through the coun'
try at all. We know he will have
success elsewhere, because he we'll de-
seryes il"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Another Version Of the B. & O.
r. r. Excursion.

A correspondent over the signature
of"S4ueagee" furnishes the George g
Greek Miner of this week, a com
munication highly complimentary to
the management of the recent sxcur-
sion train via the B. & o. r. r.
If the Homecoming excursionists
were so well pleased as to pass such a
series Of high sounding preambles and
resolutions, will you allow a represen-
tative Of the FrostDurg party to pre-
sent our view Of the matter, for we
are forced to the conclusion that there
was considerable hocus pocus display
ed concerning that train?
Our party arrived in Cumberland
on Tuesday morning, Sept. 18th, at
Bis a. NJ, by Capt. Mansfeld's train.
In front of the Queen City Hotel was
mass OF living, swaying humanity, a
crowd sufficiently large to make one
imagine that all of Allegany county,
with the adjacent parts OF Pennsylva-
MIA and West Virginia thrown in, had
all at once concluded to visit the Cen
tsnnial. Rumors had it that the