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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-10

01Suuu10 NC NOS UcoI1 III Cue CIme. 30 lately
ago as Monday morning last, Philip Borheim
basting his wife on the Saturday night previ-
GUS, while he was in state of violent intoxi-
cation, accompanying the dastardly act with
general splintering of the household effects
Behold the result! Yesterday numerously-
signed petition was lodged in the Governor s
office praying for Borheim's pardon and re-
lease, and setting forth his infinite virtues as
glibly as tombstone inscription. When the
Governor returns he will have an opr ortunity
of knowing upon what perfect saint, who
drove his wife out of the house with a hatchet,
he can exercise his executive clemency.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-14
Local Correspondence.

CARROLLTOwN, juno Il, ISIS.
DEAR Fireman. briefly mentioned I'm my
last letter that preparations were being made
on a grand scale fOrthe celebration Of the COM
ing Fourth OF July ia this place. Since then
the arFaUE emCuIs are assuming more definite
shape, and in addition To the usual excellent
bill OF fUre, Teasing dancing, and fine music,
there viii be Il rare literary treat In the form
of an address by Rev, Henry Bemke, the piuH-
eeT priest of this part OF the country. now past
his eightieth year, but who, Notwithstanding a
lahoriOus life Of care and zeal in the lord 5
vineyard, remains in possession OF all his fac
ultiCs and is blessed with "A most remarkable
memory Tn : address alone vii. be worth n
journey of many miles To- hear. IL u also the
intention oi the committee To com tinjIe the fcs-
uvitics on the 5ih OF July, and the programme
provides Tor an address from that ever enter
taTLIng sneaker. X. t. } Johnston, ESQ, of your
place with these attractions and IBU further
TACT that the object Of the festivities, far as
any profits may arise thJrCfOrm. IS the com pie
ton OF the school house now in course ot cree
ton, II is 10 Toe hoped that people from all sec
TONS OF the county viii take part IN the sestiv-
itjcs.
Al St. Benedict's church this morning. at
Nuptial High Mass. Rev. Father Dennis, .. :.
B-, united ia marriage Mr.. James BaViey and
Miss Agnes Cunningham, daughter Of James
Cunning ham, Esq. he newly welded coupe
have the best wishes OF hosts of friends in
their venture matrimonial, and to the same ef-
tect the congratulations OF your correspond
eut- Yours, truly, SUB.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-14

MODEL FARM WAGOS.-Our friend
and patron, Mr. T. S. Parrish, who has re-
Gently removed from Altoona TO the Parrish
farm in Allegheny township, this county
purchased 10y him some time ago, Is owner
of one of the best farm wagons 10 he found
anywhere. The wagon was put up Sy Mr..
John i. Pfeiffer, of Altoona, and it's points
OF excellence consist in the selection and
seasoning of TIE wood the mechanical build
of the running gear, and in the ironing for
which Mr.. Pfeitfer appears to possess an
unusual aptitude. The prominent features
which capIivate the eyes Of the peholder are
the lever attachments, the putting on of the
thimble skejus and tire, and the complete
finish of the irons. The wagon bed with it's
portable top is capable of holding sixty-Iive
bushels of corn IN the ear, and Is also ironetl
IN the most approved style. Altogether the
wagon is said 10y competent Judges, among
whom may be mentioned Mr. John T.
Hughes, OF Cambria township to bo one of
the 0est, II not the very best, ever seen.
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-fUEsnhY. IuLY -. iaZa.

at = O'CLOCK Z. N. tie folloFing described real
estate. 20 vii:
No. Z. All inst certain HALF LOT OF
GROJ'ND y situate in the " est G arl of Ebens-
burg borough IN said county, described as follows
Bounded on The nor, by High street Oh the east
by lot of Thomas Griffith, on the south by Lloyd
street. and the west by an alley, having there
erected - two story E4tA IA HOUSE and
: TORE ROOM. Il good STABLE and ali need
ful OutbuildinEs.
No. = situated IN the West Ward OF said bOr-
ough Of EheushUrg. adjoining lands oi Mrs. Jane
Jones Rees !. LiuS and others. cuutsllluZ TWO
AND ONE-HALF ACRES.
No. 3. Situate tn Washing gton township IN 50 Ii
county. adjoining lands warranted in the names
Of Richard smith. Charles Smith. Aaron Souuau,
and King * Storm, containing POUR HUNpGED
AND RTY- THREE AND ONE-IALF ACWEs Uf un-
improved timber land.
No 4 Situate in Clearficld township. In said
county, adjoining lands of James l.. j. cG0ugh,
Joseph pysart \ Son. ID. Canadian, and others,
containing OcE HU SpRED AND FORTY FOUR ACRES
oI uniInpr0ved timber land
No ;. situated in 1 learaeld township. in said
county bounded py lands of j. J krise, Francis
Hoover. Thomas Adams Estate. ana others, con
tanning THIRTN-F FIVE ACRES. more or less. having
thereon erected Dwelling House. part OF which
is used 4 store room, stable and V:her out
buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.--Ono. half OF the purchasc &c
money 10 nc paid oH the confirmation OF the SAFE
or safes and he remainder in one year 70 bc Sc
cured by the judgnen. bond Nnd m0ri ga-e OF % @
purchaser. JOHN 3, ACNE
ASS gHrv Of F.. *. BUnegan.
Cloarfsld Twp, June Il, ls75-3,.
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OBITUARY.

wEA D.-Dicd. in CIeardeld township.
June s. ISIS OF apopltNy, Mr. sANES WEAK-
LAND, aged ubout s. yeurS.
In reviewing the career 81 the deceased we
fUd that his lie tiil the aEe 30 uuuuuud. uu-
spent 90 tho vicinity 20 Luryttn. rndpr the rg-
ilgipus tuition 60 The sHiuted Gailifz.u. aId
that be sUb~i gueUtlN resided iu aIier rf.rV-
Tor nothing that this world calls IrI.iHur. lIIt
endowed with rtruHr sable serenity 90 dis
position aud the physical unI constitutional
strength belonging goo uis family. De- was HITlv -
and uErct auiy, tu perform Iue duties uI o. i
calling i1 Tie. Ho always fer proud 90 tue
fuct tuut until Hifulu tEe last two years co r.-
long career, De had never rIkeu any '' doctor
Msy of this year be shnulierel his hoe uud
went into tHe Crl liirlu. ~ ben Dee t0ii fhr zrItrr
that be bad taken bus place there every year
sin. l~0. and cruId Gu -H set. Although. us
brilliant iu his career, SET bis friends, consider
tnE hts long life 90 uuty well performed, uiHy
HssurcuiF hone That abe recording uIEeI, lu
turning iue iyuyrs upon his uFptnrluc- st tHe
pnz- heautifuI with records 90 deeds well
uuuCs uud we know that thu earnest Trly tr Hr
every one Will lg tuut gII dark uui latlItI HuHs
May bn speedily erased. thar hi- -aui may inter-
works snwn, maturCcr aud ripyucd tgriu- bic
mortal .fe. j. e.. ~.
BFILLY---D..l. iu SummcfiiI township. pu
Thursday evening. JIre c. LIS. 1Ir-- aNsr-
REILLY, dJug ghtcruf Patrick BD.ll-, n-ct q, OUT
p years. May she test In p-tce-.
HANFORD Died. 100 his place ON Monday.
June 10. ISIS. gfJCr q long ard painful Illness,
ford, AGED about 30 years.
PERRY died. at Chest Springs. on May 28,
1873. EUGENE EDGAR, infant s,,u U5 Charles and
Gcrty *. Perry, aged weeks.
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SAD AND SUDDEN BEREAVEMENT -Ev-
cry heart ;ha' can feel tor the woes of others
must go out in earnest sympathy 10 \. ID.
CriSte, Esq of Munster, and his gricf-strick-
en- wife, whose cup of sorrow has been Fl He'd
TO over flowing 10y ths sudden and unexpect-
ed death, on last Monday afternoon, of their
only son. a blight, Intelligent and proinis-
lug lad Of twelve or fourteen years whose
conduct was such 8s To merit the esteem of
al! who knew him. Mr.. Crisfe, who is a
candidate for nomination :s County Treas
nTer on the Dem cratic ticket, came to this
place iu the early train Monday morning for
the purpose of looking after his political in
trrests, hut had been here only n short time
when a messenger came post haste in a bug
gy with The heart-deDrrssiug Intelligence
that his son John, the hope and pride of the
household, was not expected To live Has
teulng home as soon possible, Mr.. Criste
found the lai unconscious after having been
racked aud torn 10y the most excruciating
spasns, and in this condition he remained
un'li death, very kindly Tor him, closed the
scene 4 few hours after. The immediate
cause of tins sal berpa vemeut we have not
been able TO learn, but we understand that
The lad has been in rather delicate health for
some time past, although as well as usual
Ihe day previous, when he assisted al Mass
IN St. Michaels church, at Loretto.-
Nothing of course that human sympathy
cOnld offer would serve 10 assuage the grief
OF the stricken parents, aud especially of the
poor mother, who is said 10 I've almos: dis
tracted by the loss OF her darling bov bnt
we sincerely trust thar God in his infinite
mercy will comfort and console them in the
great bereavement which has 80 suddenly
and so unexpectedly came upon them, aud
that TO the immortal spirit of their much be-
loved boy, called from earth III the bright
hey day of youthful joy and innocence, He
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb
VIII grant peace eternal
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q ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

IL Estate of PHILIP HARDSoG. Jr.
Letters 81 Admin s;rHtiou on the estate OF Phil
ip Hardsor T. late OF Carroll township Cambria
county. deed, have been granted 70 the under
signed, To whom AL persons indebted 70 said cstats
requested To make immediate pay meut, and
those having claims 1anst tie same viii present
them property authenticated for settlement.
CAIHARiNE HARDSUG. 4, ,,..,.,
VINCENT kIEti. 'N-
Carroll Two. June Il Is ct.
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HORSE THIEF GHT.-Constable John
WHEREBY Of this place, who, 10y the way Is
one Of The most efficient and interchangeable
police officers in the county, received a dis
patch on last FRIDAY forenoon from Mr.
Henry Trump, Of Derry township, West
mOrelaud county, informing hun Thar six
year-o!d gray mare had been stolen from the
pasture-tr Of that gentleman on the night
previous, and ~ the thief was known to
have started in this direction hc was re-
quested To- BE- on the look out for him TAX
ing iu the situation at once, Mr.. WHEREBY
instituted inquiries aud sousi ascertaiued
from Mr.. James Myers. night waICbman at
The railroad station, that mare answering
the description given had been ridden
through town about 3 o'clock that morning
ana, a was subsequently, learned, passed
through CaTTOlitOwu about , a IN After
whiting until the arrival of the morning
train in hopes that the owner of the stolen
animal would put in an appearance Mr.
Whereby started in pursuit OF the thief, Mr.
Trump, accompanied by his brother, mean
time taking the train at BlaIrsViI!e and
reaching this place on Friday night Se-
curing the services of Mr.. Lem. Davis, the
MeSSrs. Trump first called at the resideuce
of Mr.. WHEREBY, where they learned that he
had started on his mission, and thence pro-
ceeded TO CarrolltuwH, only TO find that the
vigilaut officer referred 10 was many miles
in advance. Returning to town, Mr.. Trump
and his brother took the :Tain Saturday
morning for. Tyrone 10 set a trap for the
iilCI SHOULD ne rtdGE lndt point, and from
thence returned nome the same afternoon
Meantime Mr.. Whereby pursued the even
tenor of his way, and arriving at St
Augustine enlisted the aid Of Constable Jas
Rboddy, with whom he pushed on to HuuIz-
dale, Cleartield county, where they had the
satisfaction of arreStiug the thief and seCur-
ing the stolen mare. Turning their faces
hnmeward, the two officers rode into Ehens-
burg, with their priso1er in charge, on Sun
day afternoon, aud ere long the accused
who gave his name as Joseph DouneIlv aud
told cock and bull story" aDout having
traded 4 brown horse for the gray mare aud
paid - 30 to boot TO some unknown man
whom he very minutely described aud who
he claimed to have met on the road about
one mile this side of PlattvIlle, was accorded
a hearing before Esq Kinkead and in de-
faul; of bail was committed Ia Castle RYAN
to await his return to Westmoreland county
for trial The owner of the mare was tele-
graphed TO forthwith aud arriving here the
same night not only identified his own
property, but accurately described before
seeing the saddle and bride which lac al
iegeG had been stolen from a brother of the
man who stands charged with the greater
crime of horse stealing. Promptly payin .
the S25 which he had offered as a reward for
the mare, Mr.. Trump departed for home
with his property on Monday and Yesterday
morning Constable WHEREBY, who IS entitled
to $50 additional from the State for the ar
rest Of the thief, left for Greensburg with his
prisoner in charge.
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INsIGSIFICANT.


DEAR FREENAS-Her we are on the shores
OF one OF the most charming lakes in Northern
Miculgan' near the centre OF which BASS Lake
there II small island, on which iT is sHfd couu-
terieiteTs have found "A safe retreat while en-
gagged IN the manufacture Of spurious coin,
lnus giving To- the island the name Of Bogus.
Bass Lake is abundantly supplied with bass.
TiCkerel ANA perch. Of which the hoy- have
caught several that weighed from nvr tO ten
pptntS each
with This INTRODUCTION permit me 20 rurn -sl
Nuu q few nVurcs that viii give your readers
this S;sre. Messrs. Fox q Leaminz's : N iii. nf
irufant :. cut IN the month OF Nav I. los so
feet uf lumber, and 5o0o00 pieces ot ldth. and
$"ipped curing TIE saTc time 55lfUO fctt ui
lumber and 4O.oDO pieces uf lath. Ttcy are rum
niHE N teen teams Go krrP up thei- stock. Hllc-
man, Hcsser & Co, of the same place, MANN
fHCturUd in tweufy-!our days of Mn. gsJ asr
feet of IuWuer, 81 G51 pieces Ot hath ard I.4-l.50
clsbteru iuch sotuSles, and -hIprod during the
iUtn and i,iCc,00U shingles The- stock tsof~
mtll ON trucks might follow tn railroad :Dr
one hundred miles north and at different points
ma ngures larger than those above giren-
The ones mentioned are circular saw mills and
are under the effcient suprriutuEdCuCy or Mes
sTs. Anderson aHd Srlutb, or your STATE. The
Work OF cons truCting thc Pen; sylyEuid mills ,
thlS Place Is being rapidly pushed forward TO
cumpIetion, aud will probably be started up
about the middle OF August.
The weather Is cool aud severe frOsts abup-
dunt, uptwit hsttudlng which the CrO1s promise
a heavy yield south o. this point. Ia tbp east
eru part Of the State. however, il is sait IlfYt
the fly is destroying the wheat.
There Is less sickness here just now than for
many years past, albeit two ot Cumbria's hardy
suns have permitted themselves TO be bull
doZed by couple OF the iair sex and very
decided thOuEh Pheasant attack ot heart disease
has been the result. After only one months
soJuurn In the pine woods uf Michigan the
Frosty sons referred to gave US a hearty
good bye and bade a lasting .dieu to MicnIg a n
and its romantic scenery and aS they are ut,,y
on their way back 10 1iie old stamping ground
you can be on the look out for a liberal share
Ot scrip to pay Tor the usual hymeuial congrat-
uiatiUns. Yours, &c, EGHOEG.
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INO- LLOYD Fresldeu..
AUost-GEo. 4 K'NKEAD, secretarv
We. tho undersigned Auditors Of the BorrnEH
81 Ebens"uTC, 90 report That we havr cxrrn- -.'-d
the accounts and vouchers of THE r-e ~ and =
Penal ures of the school disrri s..l,. l}arou n
i"r the year ending i uuc 9Th, 1875 md find them
correct Gs above stated.
". u. DAVIS. 80,
Z. II J'FOR. Auaitors-
EbcnEhurg. June 2. 1S-s-l+-st
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Il UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Thc ua-
4 a ,l-rSign-d Auditar. ali,.natrd iv toe
Orphans Court O.. t-atniIria county te Fclinrt dis
strlhution oi ne tuHd IHe hrna.s 81 NargaT.
& Myers tNccu. riv of 4 tfu Nis IS. CctH tS--l
hereby gives notice trat Dee VIII 1T a. his oiia -
IN EDen> .ur =. TUU sSuAa. The --:sh cay
IUNE 1t7s "a 2u'clocA. p. n tor Dc Irtt.,r {
attending the JRlies % suif sp ,iil. sHvtt.
ThoSr hAy.H= tf8ln ~ai-i tuH,i .li.c-
cd ,srcsssf, heu1 ne .l-i'4 IT. p '---~ frtst
of le ~ - D. = -i----4., --a,.-.lr.
S-bsusours, Nay : ls7s.-3L.
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BR0KM'S EXPkNSI0f.
SPRING BED b0ITOLl.
Sold in Cambria County by ]. J. NOOnan.

THIS CELEBRATED BED RDTTDN suztei,s
1 q much greater weight and continues ru..ra
elastic Than any other Spring tScd ever itvenf.t
Il Hill nt HUy bcdstCad ami Dr. perfectly uuistifss
siinile lH construct uu. AMI So light and easily La az
died that child can place rcruuvc g. Ii is tf.
only bed bottom that is sell tcguln,rt l,.s rtis
long desired object being attained hy an fit.. a. -
Ously constructed spring truss giricr. hg u.-.r =
o. which two persons can rcgu@e on the same leyr.
no matter hos widely different they may h- la
weight. This bed siru- Is suld M "a price " Iirt
piac ~ wiih d thc reach cd all. hlusck t-t.-s
who study comfort and economy shonId huy 10
other- 81 81
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WHY He WOULDN'T MARRY HER.
Marry her by George 1 would If it WASH I
for her confOunded nose"
''Nose Ha ha! What's the matter with
her nose Is il too short, too long, or crook
ed-which You're too fastidiouS voung
man. A woman may lie u charming wife
aud have any one of those deformities'
ut isn't any of them, old fellow Tho
fact is like Kiuy-hke tc look at her and
talk with ber-but any closer relationship
could not endure. Her nose IS too o-d- or
o-u-s -
Unfortunate Kitties should use Dr. Sare's
Catarrh Remedy. the wonderful disiufecting
properties of which instantly sweeIen the
breath, destroying all offensive odur. To it's
mild, soothing. aud healing effects the most
inveterate eases of catarrh promptly yield.
Sold by druggists.
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COME TO THE PEOPLES
CHIlAP VARIETY SIOhE,

The PEOPLES VAR: FsIT : SFoRU Is the best yet
Wen treat you u we'll aud bargain III II get.
Lorctto's the place where cheap E"ois arr found,
80 come ali good people and gather around
Come all yc gooj people from far AMI from near,
I'll tell You Il something You % like 90 heart
Come out Of the country, come IA. oi the town
Buy ali kinds of goods since the price has come
down.
The VARIETY STORE Is the cheapest you'll 6ud-
Choice goods you viii get thcrc oi every kind
The price of our merchandise suits tho hird times
by dealing with yCu VIE save many dimes.
TO keep up the prices would be great crime,
Now that the laborer gets half pay FOR b s time.
From all the large cities our goucs We uo get
Wc pay for them here ON the instant, cash net,
Which enables US lower 20 sell. 10 you sees
Aud thus do our prices and hard times agree.
a u produce we take from the country Ia trade,
i thus pm gctgnnGs trifhu1u crtSi icrig pad.
Come, all pretty girls sober rnatrons, and sect
Come. young men and old men boys high your
knee
The place we hold forth . 1T I.tcey's old stand
Where the best kind OF Bargains the cash can
commando
The Peoples UHEAr VARIETY SraRE is cur full
name,
And all kinds of goods you1 get cheap at she
same
ii J. TFITETgAFT.
Isorctto Cambria Co. Pa, lame lS7s--s1a,
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q SSiGNEE'S NOTICELNoiire

q NHtU y = r = NJ 0E IN office
- i hereby given that SAwrF1 Nsf.,,>
ot Blackiiek township has made am
OF ht- Fet AL is,rS''nEl estate fu AuElN g WAS
wot1ii ID iTVst iuf tht bcneht UF creditors an
persons indebted rp ssil HEe rgff mako sr. rrr
date payment. and those hsvinu claims a.airl-t
the S'in' viii p seut them property authcni ten
tcd Tor settlement. e.
JOHN n q q RSyBisTH
Or his counsel. .. A Suusvt Err
May Is. fA-S -2i o.
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IDE virtue OF an order Of the Court OF Common
ID Pleas OF Cambria county. TO me directed, 1
will offer At public sale, as ;he Court House in
bcu<burg. on
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Z UDITOR'S NOTICE -IIavi,,

- hrs-u appointed Auditor hy The Co., Z
Of Common Pleas Of Cambria cuuufy tu r.. Il
ulSirlbuttou "t the money in fhe laudS af , a
wagner Assignee SO Charles A AIcSlul en- Z
Allegheny township. q mt.ril county. i,.r .,,.
10y hiS nrSt account, fU ult afsruESf the uarft.s
entitled ia receive t..e same. uutIrg IS htry w.
en that viii ATTEND Iu thc duties uf ~ai1 al.fttf-
mtnt. H ntN office in Ehrusi.ur.s. un FEiD,y-
JTNE - ISIS AT u CLoCK y TsE ArIrl.Nt.ti~ .
sent their claims or be det.arr,a frttD ,i, IL,
on said fund, iEti "a nATNAN. AutItu-
Ehcnshurg, j uue 1873 So
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BEDFORD COUNTY WONDERS. When
the Bedford scribes haven't ANYTHING else
TO do they batch ont wonderful egg stories,
aud they do the job well. Hear the Gazetle's
cackle over triple egg
Talk about your big eggs and the double
wonders n that linel We have something now
mat VIII lay them III in the shade. MIR. Isaac d.
Earnest steward of the poor house, has a lien
lnat last week laid an egg of enormous size
Inc .ength, breadth aud depth he could not
give US, as the egg was broken for use before
bis attention was called TO the large specimen
OF hen fruit. When the outside she'll was bro
Ken two other eggs were found inside. one
with perfect shell and the other with but a
thin covering. Here then were three eggs i'm
one, no two OF which had perfectly hardened
shells. Now trOt our your Somerset and Cam
bria hens that lHy three eggs at oncep'
Then the Inquirer matches out This chicken:
"A resident OF Gravel Hill informs us that
some time ago a lady OF this town in that neig h
oorhoOd, set hen on dozen of eggs. In
course OF time she 0he hen,) matched out elev-
en- OF the eggs and Ieft thc nest with her brood.
The lady, who had counted on AN even dozen OF
chickens was not To be outwittcd by the cruel
hcn. so but the remaining egg in her bosom
aud on day afternoon last che was rewarded
Tor her pains 10y the appearance of the missing
chick, This is fact"
II these enterprisiug Bedford iternizers
keep ON laying, or Ii ing, all the feathers
will soon be off them.
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+ Rl69BA ARGAINs IN BUGGIEs. Ss.i.--Three
bnggIes. two s,-etssid-haiid spring vslgous
aud one secondhand Mower and Reaper
chmhined, all IN perfect order far sac .h-np
N a. y. Rark"r & sous, aud pleuiy OF time
allowed TO pay tOr them.
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We believe IL il the Dutch almanac
which provides for the heaviest frost of The
season tsf-tnorrew nighI, and we are told
that seVera of nur farmer friends have post
poned the plowmg of their corn nntiI thew
see whether Or NOT the representation Is u
cJIEtCi one,
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TEsTrsoNIAt--FIsviug sept en- one uf Brown <
ENienS uu Bed Bottoms Tor cauiift. uf rrlfr,- = !
past. have Hn hr>uiio in slyiug Thar 81 l,rsS---
cs an the merits claimed tor & H A II 'lstr-r
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PRAISE WELL BESTOw ED. One of the
engineery on the railroad now being con-
structed by Messrs. Collins in Brazil, writes
letter 10 the Pittsburgh Post under date of
April l9;h, aud among other things speaks
of Mr.. Thomas Collins and his excellent
wife in the following complimentary terms
"Mr, Collins has been very kind TO me, and
Mrs Collins especially So / was rather,oVpr-
powered by her attentions, as had never eveu
met her before- | guess some kind friend Mt
humP must have been putting in "A good wurtl
Tor me- She has com DcliSd me 90 accept a bed,
bureau aud waShstand. as well es many other
articles otcomfort. md her most agreeable
and hosDiias'le woman, emerged ie. and Just as
Rppd "A boss rs her husband. Mr.. Collins has
appoins ed me in cli,rYe the Bolivian end. a
hlg thing, hy the way, as il is hy all odds ne
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