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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

We went into the room where the mas
ter's tools and plates were kept, and wit
messed some displays OF their perfectness.
For instance, we saw two large heavy
steel plates so level and so perfectly match.
cd that not speck of plumbago could
lodge between them; so perfectly matched
u little air caught between them would
cause the upper plate TO dance about at the
slightest touch, light as feather, and
when the air was excluded by placing
them carefully together the lower plate
chung to the upper, as itdisobedient tothe law
OF gravity. As We Witnessed these tests, so
familiar TO machinists, We could not help
thinking OF the. master tools in Gods
spiritual workshop, by whom, according
to Paul, ("Follow me as follow Christ,
the work Is to be tested. We wonder II
these master tools are always kept in MS
perfect order.
The company make room for about one
undredapprentices, and their apprentice
ship is almost rs good rs college course.
II Is far better for their uses, but 1t ap-
proaches the best colleges in the matter OF
discipline. These boys have drawing clas-
sos, two lessons o week, through oil the
cooler months. Those from sixteen to
twenty.one years old have day Rotations
in mathematics, OF one hour and half q
week, for which they prepare during the
evenings. Attendance is compulsory, and
for the time Of recitation they arc paid the
same as II they were working in the shops.
Ii Is no wonder that r. Hoe & Co., have
the best workmen in the world. We are
not surprised they furnish so many pres
ses for many Of the London and English
papers that they keep a repair shop in
London.
Cheap papers make high civilization.
The man who makes these possible is a
benciactor OF mankind. Honor to whom
honor isduc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

DAYARD TAYLOR says: az take grea, pleasure
ID 10 recommending 10 parents the Academy Of Mr..
s. c. Shortlidge." Hon. Fernando Wood,
patron, tays: I eheerfuly cunsent 20 the use Of my
name rs reference" SWlTHIN C. sllORTLlDGE
(Iaryard A. ny Media, Penna. Boys Academy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

tIeHbeRyile Observation-Disclosures Bellaire at as
p, M Bridgeport 500 p M; arrives At steubenViileat
6l6 p. M; leaves Selbenyille at $40 g. ms Bridge
port 80 a M; arrives al BellAlIu n 9G5 Z. m.
Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all plinelpil points
10 the East and West can Be procured At The Ticket
Office In Bridgeport.
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On and after May Is, ISIS, Passenger Trains will
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YESrERpAY at tho various masser and
yespers in st. Alphonsus Church the Rev.
Fathers Collins and kreusch took up
collections for the benefit OF the yellow
fever sufferers.
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A TERN Of the United States District
Court will commence in this city on We'd.
nesday, Judge Jackson presiding, twill
not be jury term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

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. Passenger train going east connects at Davis
junction with branch trains arriving ut Port
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Howard's stages for Virginia. Eden, Fairview,
B.leit, Canton. Harrisburg. Flandrcau. Linwood,
Rock Rapids, Sioux Felis and all points on the
Big Sioux River. and from leaving Portlandyille
1t Is p. M. connects at Davis junction With
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S. At Klk Point with stages for P Dca, N.t
ard Richla d. D. T..
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side, Turner, Bloomingd lie and Finlay.
g.. At Meckling with stages for ), .Jaincs
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irsus portation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
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/. Al sioux City with the Sioux City and St
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navigation. and with stages for oil points In the
Northwest.
s. A, Blair with Omaha and Northwestern X
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FLOUR N e E

'nco'- porated Ian'yi, 1875.
D. 7. BRAMBlE, ruest. WA. MINER s,,t
FL VAN TAssEI, sec'y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30

CAPTURE AND ESCAPE OF SUPPOSED
HORSE FHIEvES.-Mr. John g. Figard, OF
Broad Top, writes to the Bedford Gazette OF
a rather thrilling adventure he and some
others recently had. He says:
While standing in the church yard. Mr.. David
Fluke. of COadae, rode up and called my at
tentlOn to two suspicious men who were com
ing along I'm a buggy, and who he supposed
were in possession OF stolen property. As they
drove up hailed them, when the driver gave
and halted the party. After asking them where
they were from, where they were going. their
business, etc, / concluded that they were
thieves. They protested that they were inuO-
cent, said they lived i'm Altoona, and were ready
to go to any point where they could establish
their identity. Taking them at their word we
started to Cualdale, from which point they
could telegraph to Altoona and establish tker
innOcence, did not wish to be harsh with
the men If they were not guilty OF crime.
They drove slowly along until they came to
good part OF the road where they saw a chance
TO make their escape, NJ. Fluke was on horse
back and armed. My son and myself were
about ten rods behind the party. When within
a few hundred yards OF CO8ldaie, and at a turn
III the road, they halted suddenly, jump ed from
the buggy, and each drew revolver, threaten
ing Fluke that If he came another step they
would let him have IL. Fluke called for Us.
We answered when both men commenced Tun-
ming. Fuke fired at the party after his reVOlv-
swapping the first time. One OF the men
halIoued to us to take the horse and buggy
back to Martinshurg or to Maretta-we could
not understand which-and get the reward.
Then they took to the woods party went
in pursuit. They have the ad vantage of the
mountains and rocks to hide I'm. The one man
Is heavy set and rough looking. with sandy
complexion. The other is of rather slim build,
black hair. mustache and beard. The nurse is
u light bay. in good condition. The buggy and
harness are good. They can he had at N place.
near Six Mile run, application of the legal
property. trust that the scOundreIs may be
caught and brought to Justice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30
CArrn1Irowr Ara. q. ISL.

DEAR FRFEMAN-The Young man whom you
noticed last week as lying "a the point OF death
from bleeding, departed this life ON Wednesday,
the 2Ist inst. I'm the l5 year Uf his age, he hav
ing been at the time OF his death IL years, 10
months. and 20 days old. We refer 10 IsidOre,
son of SIR. John StoltZ- of this place. The pa
rents have the hearty sympathy OF all Who
knew him and the still greater consolation that
lac was a boy remarkable for oOd morals mud
correct conduct. In TINS the hour or their afiiic-
tion IL can be .ruy said OF their son that none
knew him but to love him, none named him
but to praise and what IS still more cOusolinE-
they can fully realize that he " 81 huut guilt
or sin as far human nature can be exempt
from such infirmiticS. May he rest In peace.
It pains us to notice the sudden death OF S1l-
vester p. Schettig, son of Adam and Mary May
ialeue Schettig. OF Cambria township, killed by
tue arm of IA thresifing machine on Monday
evening last The unfortunate lad was some q
years os age and was the fourth son diving OF
his parents. May the stricken family be com
fgrted from above in their great rribuiation-
MIR Lawrence Flick has departed to attend
his second course of lectures in the Jeiers"n n
Medical College or Philadel phia. The heitrty
good wishes or many friends accompany him
and wish for him success in the fullest measure,
for he is a gentleman IN every sense Ot the
word aud merits the good will OF stii- More
anon. SDt>9Ch'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30

ARRESTED FOR \ HEINOUS OFFESSR.-
If the following from the Johustowu Tribune
Of TIesday evening last can he relied on, a
certain Wilmorean named WIN. Staley has
got himself into very bad scrape. The
Tribune says
William S,aley, Of wilmore, Is entitled to the
palm rs a first class villain, and the chances
that ne will soon get his deserts, as denial is
urged by him OF the charge which is made in
the following: He IS married to a daughter of
Mr.. Philip P:itCh, a very respectable farmer
residing between Portage and Lilly 5, and for
some time past has been engaged in keeping Il
small store and millinery shop in Niimore
One child has been born INTO the family,
and his wife is at present cncfcHte. Some five
months ago Mary. younger daughter of Mr..
Pritch, who Is aged about sixteen years. visited
her married sister. md her bruthpr-iu-law be-
came criminally intimate with ber- short
time since her father suspected that something
wrong. end upon urging her to confess the
truth She acknowledge ed the facts, and said that
she also in delicate situation. Mr.. Pritch
made an Information before Esq. Strayer on
TUESDAY of last week, but his Spn-in- law had
departed in the meantime. Being determined
to bring the fugitive to Justice ne employ ed
Officer Harris TO look hiui up, ard the sequel
proved tfiat the services of the right man were
secured.
The officer first proceeded to Butler, where a
brother Of the accused resides. but upon arrfv-
ing there tuuud that the former had gone II
P3rker's TO engage in some work. Proceeding
ON to- thar place, Mt. Harris soon learned that
the ObinGt Ot his search not tbere. and the
matter looked hlue enough By fortunate
chance his footsteps were directed to a village
known as putchtowD. near Butler. and little
after u o clock last night he found Staley at
the house OF Geo Smith, farmer residing in
that vicinity, for whom he had been working.
1t was an easy matter to capture the man, and
he was Immediately taken to Butler. At an
early hour this morning Officer Harris started
with his prisoner, and returned to- town IN the
noon train. hraring was waived AID com
5e escorted TO the county Jail this evening TO
. await trial next week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30

THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL.-The ST. Cloud
Hotel, Philadelphia, has recently been put
in most thorough order. RepaintiDg reftes-
Going and Tefurnishin9 have been going on
during the duh season until the house pre-
sents air of newness scarcely to be i'm
agined. Competent hands preside over the
cuisine, and the table is al ways supplied with
the choicest of seasouable viands The pro-
prietors look personally to the interests OF
their guests, who can enjoy the privileges and
conveniences of a hotel combined with the
comforts of a home. The street cars running
past the door render the principal places of
amusement conveniently accessible, and sit
uated as it ia in the center OF the Wholesale
aud retail business portion OF the city, the
house is alike desirable to business men and
ladies visiting the city TO shop. We would
advise Our friends who have not already
been there to give the St. Cloud a trial.
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\ NJ q j. SaHAI.r-
p Ilisn CO. Pa. Aae =, ISIS ct.e

merchant to selprt
selected was WE AWHILE
Geography" ," with some simple ili. ilfr,,,,,r-.-
problems in the rear-an inferior In,,ff,.,.
little volume, published in Pbila,leir,i,is
just seventy years ago Ia the evepi,-.- =
The day on which be took the book b,,,,..
his father asked MIN what the hook y,-,ss
about, and the son cOuld not tell His r.tl
CT told him TO read some of it, and yvl,.,, a..
-ead the hrst sentence, which stated tl,,t
the earth was round, and turned or its avis
~ every twenty four hours, the father was
dlSgusted and told him 10 burn the fooIisI
book The son kept the book. Cl,e b,.s =
now1; studied IL until he bad ,.,lfurl.,,1,-
mastered its contents, aud declares thar
WhaieNer he Is or has been he owes TO that
little volume. 1t was the pivot on which
his life history turned Il led biio =, ,,r--
chase moro hUUks-large phiiuSonIti,al ana
other scientific worls-aut. t, master tl,.,,
and made him, in short. "a scholar ,,l,iio-
sopher, and an inventor. People have gone
seYenty-tve o. a hundred miles "a, .-,f bi.
views on some philosophical question or
some geological specimen
w n!e living IN OhiD, fifty years aro l,a
bought blacksmith shun ard tools ints.,,,9
ing 10 put skilled workman ia ia. Inn
iallng 10 secure one, lsgau 10 mend chains
plows, etc, himself, and soon fouul la
could 90 anything usually done la su,.h A
shop Now lac can repair almost anvtllir,s,
from small clock TO n large engine. He
makes fine article of stereosf,one ana a.
gyroscOpe, and has Invented am, -
adapted TO any latitude. His hr.,., =.
eighiy-hve. is ia good working ortlo,
ln 1851 mr. Van Worries started tt,,, t5,.,,
ing Valley (O-) Gazette, edited IL ssxs.-@l
ye'ats' , anu % was s"cceeded 10y his ron, nov \
meinber of Congress FROM Ohio t. 1esa a.,
was fnember of the lower hons. ~ -
Onto Legislature, aud a littls lnt.r - -
senate, coming 70 Saltwater in lssS -
I,,, - 4s,u';s Appointtnent of PreSidel, raw
nearly eighty years OF age, he We ss--5,.--
as surveyor Of Washington ces-,f, Ps
writes his name with clear. b,lf -,
!" hont glasses, and his spiriscssi sgfs. -, =.
~ .'a,,s a. go.H- II is .aesal.el of sa,,
rFes'y terrain Church. and for nartv or ,sr--
ears has 5eeu .-i'is. l.. -'r-.l 4 i 50 10y
mansions H. Tie skies. '''-o -ita1k
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30

Boy KILLED.--An accident occurred last
Monday afternoon whereby seven year-old
son of Mr.. Adam Schettig who lives in
Cambria township, four miles north Of
Ehensburg, almost instantly killed.
Mr. Schettig was engaged in threshing grain
by horse power, when the little fellow was
playing with other children at the time, was
strck by one of the horizontal bars, which
knocked him down, and before the horses
could be stopped his head was jammed into
an extremely narrow space and his skull
crushed. As before noted, death ensued in
a few minutes, after the accident. In this
terrible affiiction which has been visited
upon them Mr.. Schettig and family have
the coincidence of the entire community
The remains were taken to Carrolltown and
inferred in the Catholic cemetery at that
place on Wednesday morning
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30
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Sample bottles, 25 Cents.
On. GLEASON'S LIVER RESTORATIVE
IL n SURF CT RE for Liver Complaint Biliousuess,
Indigestion, SC, &c. Test H. sample bottles,
Is Gents.
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DIR. GLEASON'S GOLDEN ELIXIR, OR
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DR.. GLEASON'S SALINE APERI EseST acts
the Kidneys and eleanses the system % all
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Or GIEASON'S LAXATIVE WAFERS,
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" For .SeSLe by all Druggists. "a
PRTSCIPAL OFFICE PHILADELPHIA.
August 2 ISIS. .-etD. g. e.O.w.f
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Some of the finest specimens OF the phctR II
tographic art we have yet had the pleasu
of examining to be at the gallery
Mr.. II. X. Sheridan, H Ugh street, this plas -
Harry is talented, paiustaking artist aksi5kSs
deserves the patronage of everybody.
soilcits call from residents as we.HGe
strangers visiting our town. satisiae
=
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"a mans best things are nearest him.
Lie close about his feet; I6-
1t Is the distant and the dim % he
We 40 So far to meet" "a! -
obSnSsS ny y 'uSs res, Iesspess Ell and draw
lives, Wishing for an ~ retiring. On
Why do we desire 10 ather tightly, but
Why are our I aIhojs .s5u most of them can
~, ,,iso ,,,T' down as far as the ears.
sovering can be replaced on the pencil
W ~ morning, and thus serve double
a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30

. LOUIS Sunday school boy gave his
this illustrated definition nf ere
ility": "Boys have two buttons for
penders SOS to keep their pants up.
mo button comes off there is good
responsibility placed on the other
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30

own graue, IudhIUE 10 uVIoc MUItH IHou
tiopinr, when the horses III the first car
riage got frightened and turned round, and
last see of 'em they was galoping down
the HILL
"'Stop, Tom, how do you know they
were people going To wedding III
quired skeptically.
rsDidn't read about it next daytin the
SLapieton paper? | was kind Of thankful
that il was no worse. Tho man Cnly had
his collar-bone broken aud a couple of ribs
smashed, aud the marriage had TO be post
pnned Next night she killed her first
man. You know Mather Hollis? p
's.Yes, a half-wittcd lad
4" SO they said he was, but he was hu-
man being all the same. Never was known
u have done such thing bsfure-and,
pnor fellow. he never win do :: again. u
was pitch dark, q raining, stoIuiug aud
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nRETrARY.

MO0RE-..Dtcd. ~ tho re-, ,bings. Three
law, Col. Wiz. X. Piper,
county. On Monday hast, u ming IN Snop
in the s1th year OF bis age
Deceased was born in Sc SAYS !. al the
don county, now Blair, aud. 81, F,,;.,b+
almost half century ago. -
camille pursuits in pHrtu ershl lJSO my ola
SlIas Moore, the well known iffg 4 long.
mail contractor, who died }, b,-t tI,e
many years ago. and contlnH' -
business long after his hruthep WIG h@u
his wife's death, some months That very
up his residence with his enito,,r
sport He WAS one az our ol1es
citizens-was universally resied.
death will he heard with regres Bub WAS
and admired him for the man. C,,l5;o,ss
ties he possessed. His reus
this place on Weflpa~Jab OF the CAP VIII
their last restise hands had been work
long c"no"utSe and had left a bit of
BRADLEY ..+,5f 4 by square stuff,
a.-sS 90, a., * yeers. truss. His head struck
many years he tumblcd Out of tho
the time oi rrsnd the tender cut him in
g,ara thai andext week 33 Was showed
aud was regaenny 1 didn't want her,
man prone laughed at ne. l was
his isrg11l other. First thing she did,
May Monday, two weeks ago, WAS to
- with a wedding party. There
| <-see carriages in fite, and they were
70 the bridge at StapletUn, most 30
above the track. ! stopped the ex-
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The I,r.DrSC ExTERNAU specific Cor DISEASES
If the SKIN and beauJiticr uf tho COMPTENIOSi
Cor the Bath, Toilet aul Nursery. Is fCc"Tn-
lneufff by PHYSICIANS and sold by DRUGGISTS
Pace. . CENTS; box. 3 Cakes. 90 CENTS. t. \.
w EBsTER, Prop'r, - y. FIFTH ST.s Phitad a.
July 10, lS1S--6u.
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