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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

ALToOSA WIZ hereafter listen to music dis
peDScd twice week by an excellent coruet
band in tic Logan House Park, and masonic
reunion on q large Scstc is anticipated at an
early cay. Her people are therefore corres
pondluEiy happy, bat what gives them the
mo solid delight is the fact ti.at C., Biuinen
Fhai, lll9 Eleventh avenue, has Just received
the largest, incest and best selected stock al
bSotS, shoes, gaiters. etc FOR all sizes and sexes
ever brought to that City-aii az which are
marked at bottou prices, Orders sent from
this or other sections y mai. will Uc prompt }
attended TO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

IT never pays 70 foster pl1de n~d sonInder
wealth IN show for friends thus won are sure
TO run in times Of want woe. 'Tis better far
10 take your cash to GOdIery WC'If's chez p
store. where You Will find. oc ,Trrv kim.
enough 70 c.Othe Yourself sud thousands more.
- now s the day aud now 5 Vhe hour TO seek
Tor targtits : great; tie1 jQsstc away. without
del :, :"r 10 never pays To- 1vHif. Store Cn
Twelfth 'trect, next door to the ostOlEcc. : -
1Dlnn. H.I.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24
IsYxENEAL.

DBASS-GTLL.-Ma Married, on Monday, May
goth, at St. Lawrence church. in Cuest town
DKASS. of HoilidaysNury. and Miss LIZZIE, IL
est daughter OF Mr. Charles Gill, OF the former
place.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

NOTiCE.-The following described
- prspcrty. recently owned by :. !. Lu-
ther, OF White township. was sold q public ont
ery MAJ i5fh 1873, and pUrch scd 10y the under
signed, who hereby cautions All persons against
interfering with the same. to wit: ! Sorrel mar
bay mare. rw5-hgrse wagon. J two-horse sled.
! cUttin- = box. and all the wheat rye oats. corr
anu potatoes in the ground.
u. A. LUTHER.
CarraIl Twn Nay = ISIS d
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

STGNs.-PeopIe who still adhere to the
seoS Al -yoHr-toHgue-Eud-fe -feel-of-your-puls
doctor sometimes xpreSs not little t'ar:osi-
" Ia regaTT to DR.. r. Y. f'ierce's original
method 81 distinguishing all forms of ch roEic
disease without personal consultation Se.ssa
even suppose tkst Axe accom- plisk es ts,is
through clairvoyaHCe, Or some otte< species
of confessional iHeglery. All this is estterlV
false. He Claims 10 deterui,ae ,35seaSs. hv
The rational methods of Scieuce ONLY Saws
ComIoy, in his Biographical Eucvctopetia
OF New York State, speaking of this disiin-
guIShed physician ''He perceives that IN
each of the natural sciences the investigation
proceeds according to system Of Sims The
geologlst IN his cabinet accurately determines
and describes the cleft OF rock, W hich he has
never seen, from the minute specimen on his
table Aud the chemist in his laboratory
notes the constituents of the sun with tie
same precision that he anGlyZes a crystal of
rock salt The analogous system aerelnped
ny Dr. Pierce in Medical Science is worthy
OF his genius, and has made his name Justly
celebrated. kor a full explanation of this
ingenious system Of diagnosis, sec the Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser. sent
post paid, TO any address on receipt OF ni.e
doiiar and fifty cents. Address the author
X :. Pierce, NJ. d, Buffalo n. Y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24
Adveg Correspondence.

- ST NICHOLAS, May II. IsTS.
IisI, tie To- Ss5lsiAN-Wiu yen please L. pub
to the-st,,,-,, = l5R statement of facts III regard
aetdSd - wo tsters Die Vcry SuddenlJLS5 a IL IL
am DTer,ara,5 tl-aence your Informant, as
imist5ken AS to ttSaow having been " ~ much
t..ne versi"I, ~ ftiieaets III the case. Here i a
ed nv snvtbfnv ,1scts tsfair, which was unntter,ti-
Mrs Springer. wfe Of yT Pc -
though not suddenI yteI rt1tner Encxnectecly,
- ~ ~ ~ s een an mock, D. M T'hp dertss
physicians pronounced yeafs with what the
the 18th OF last month beS,Sa' ~ tioa' pa t9d on
could not leave the house 70 Sbirb titat la she
confined from that time urisTH - y Iliet @ sue sne NSs
her death, which sad event toli-i niiient s on
Side when the re,,lI s,1t,, NnOwas at the bed
however that she slept frol n'cjoct- - rue
until her soul took its flight ~ - cIoSk Y p. N.
morning fol4owlng April %4t b. t.r, e,noi,,s Z
laid IN state IN the middle Aislef g N were
church, and at O'Clock Req - ,S,icuolds
oHered Tor the repose or her souS it 80 S ras
ing these ceremonies that the starr - Wis WIS 9ur-
you relate, a nj which, il true, wotIsp incident
norder on the cnnines OF the supef -, tti "
SAID To have taken place The stOftufai' is
heard and published il was that two iSis you
were heard in rapid succession at tint iaps
hand side OF the altar. lille rhe simple trisht
that the day being warm the windows on, Is
gaHety were hOteted and lett without any stc
port, aud IL SO happened that Oae of the viii
dows dropped just as the choir singing tha
Dies lrae ana another came down during TIN
elevation Of the sacred host, which WIS about
fifteen minutes after the first window had fall
en-. If any person can accept this as an incl
dent which may he said To border the con-
hnes or the supernatural, they are at liberty TO
do so, but for my part / can nothing in il
but what seems 10 have been quite natural and
commonplace.
A nd COW TO the other feature of the ire
markable coiuctdVtTce. so called. Sister q r
vasia MARY Springer, or The Order OF st. Fran
ctS, died at St. Mary's Hospital. Philati' iphia.
at IL O clock on Wednesday night, A pril Gath.
She was q daughter OF MIR. Peter Springer and
Mrs springer, deceased. She had been i'll with
typhOld fever Tor three weeks before her dea n
aud therefore could not be said to have died
very suddenly. Nor was there an ythinE else at
aNH ahaf4aHF
The TACT that she died on the same day. ra n
er during the night of the same day, which
the mortal remains OF her deceased mother
were consigned to the tomb. This and nothing
more. May Goth rest in peace.
Truly your friend,
VALENTINE IOBMAYER, o. :. B.,
PRstnr of s. Nirhnlas.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

q SSIGNEE'S NOTICE Notice
IA j. hrrchv given thar SAMUEL WILSON.
oil BlHckllrk township, has made an ass. znTnent
of his real snt personal estate 20 JoHN HAWKS
%oRTH, 10 trust Tor tee benefit Of creditors All
persons indebted 90 s3id es' ate will ma ke imme-
diate payment ard those having claims against
the same viii prtscHi tilcm property anthem tIea
ted for settlement, la
John HAWKSWORTH.
Or his counsel p A SaoEMAKER.
MAY -. ls7s.-24-ot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

IL this should he read hy any one suffering
from gravel, inflammation of the kidne VS. or
pain TB The back side, we would recouo-
mend them TO use e X Thompsou's Rarns-
ma, or 8uchu, Back-ache, Liver aud kidney
Cure, which will in all cases afford speed y
relief and effect cure Prepared by f. X
Thompson, Titusville, Pa. Price, 81 90 per
hoffie For sale by Lennon s. Murray
EoensbnrR.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

ENJOY LTFE.-What a truly beaut1fui
world we live in /! Nature gives us grand
ear OF mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands Of means for endowment We can
"eSiTe no better when in perfect health i,ut
how often do The majority of people feel like
giving II mp disheartened, discouraged and
worried out with disease, when there is no
o"casion for this feeling As every sufferer
can easily obtain satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower viii make them as
iice rom disease as when born. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint is the direct cause of
FeVenty-Hve per CeUt. Of such maIadies as
BilIoUSucss. Indigestion Sick Headsrbe
CnSilVeness, Nervous Tro7tration Dizziness
OF the Head, Palpitstion OF the Heart, aud
other distressing symptoms. Three doses of
August Flower will prove its wonderful ef-
feet Try II. For sale by Lennon & Muir
ray, Ebeusburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

The Legislature adjourns today Let
tire Lord De praised
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

THE hen becomes rooster when the
sun goes down.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24

WETh. coNCERTED PLAN TO BREAK JAIL
IL was fortunate III one respect at least that the
train on our Branch rOaG. owing TO a freight
wreck at Bennington. Gid not reach this place
un' IL after midnight Saturday, but much more
Fortunate that Sheriff Ryan had prsoncr with
him on that occasion, as it was owing ta both
these circumstances, and especially t0the latter,
that nearly successful attempt to break 1aii
was discovered sn time to prevent the well ar
ranged scheme from being successfully carried
out. The parties engaged 3n fhis bold strike for
liberty were seven in number, whose mes ard
the crimes with which they stand charged are
as follows; Charles Boucher, ATTEMPTED m ne
Amos Clark and Charles Fiscus, horse stealing
Lemon Broderick, attempted rape: Samuel
important witness against his sister, Mrs
Bealis. and also for contempt of Court; An
ncr and AshCraft, who occupied one of the
cells to2 2ethcr, had succeeded in cutting &
while the work in the two cells occurred br
Beuct,er ard by Clark ana Fiscus, respectively.
kad SO Tar progressed as to leave only one layer
of brick TO be disposed of when the discovery
was made. Stili another cell, or which Broder-
lex and Allen were the inmates, bad been tam
peIeI Wlth' ouI ohty 10 the extent of marking
out the size of the hole which they designed To
cut through the wall into the cOorido:. The
imp!eweRtS used tn the work were knives DO
kers, and pieces Of water pipe. the pokers, two
cell OF flscus and Clark by Rse wiVps of ssj5
parties, who visited them Il few days before
Once ia the corridor in 20 which Wagner had
aiCc2sy made bis way, but wisely concluded to
era wi back RpGn hearing the approach of the
Sne!n ana nis PatSy' the prisoners in all prob
ahlity intended TO gs down tRrOsRk one II nc
heating registers aud from thence make their
way into t6e ward. the wall OF which in thar
event they hoped to succeed in scaling with the
aid OF a clothes line and other appllsnces. All
this was no doubt the plan projected, but
w heH the turnkey, hr.-5ames Corcorau, was in
the act Ct putting the newly arrived prisoner
in the cell with Betcher, who pretended to be
fast asleep, he noticed some r7Ortar VHder1enth
SHe outside dCFoT OF the cell, which had been
pushed back far enough to conceal the hole in
the wall Without intimatinE in any way that
he was aware or What had been going on Mr.
CorcoIan soUgRt the Sheriff, who in the Gl9ear-
time had gone to his own room and making
known his discovery, thorough search was
instituted aud the fact revealed that three 9th
er cells had te greater less extent been
tampcred S.ith- The several prisoners engaged
In the attempt were at once put intn scntrsee
cells IL Sleo upper tier, where ihey wifi he Kt. .pf
Gnder seVCrer discipline until the coming Court
diSposes of their respective cuses-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-24
CARRoLLTowN. May 81. 1873.

Dean FREBMAM-Your correspondent has
not Deen able TO discover anything OF late that
IS worthy OF note except the new departure"
of our young friend, John Schrotb, in the con-
fectlonery and cigar business, his location be-
ing opposite the well known hotel kept by his
father. Mr. Lawrence SchrOth. In the venture
our very worthy young barber has, believe,
taken a hand, aud the business room of the
nTm is Immediately ln front or the tonSOriaf
department As both young gentlemen are
well known and well liked il is fair to presume
age,
In the political way. r. L. George, Esq, of
Lilly : station, paid Drief visit few DAYS ago
to Carrolltown and parts adjacent, looking at
ter his interests as nu asplrapt for Legislative e
hOnurs on the Democratic ticket. and it is only
truth to SAY that by his courteous and gentle
manly conduct he succeeded ln making many
warm friends here and hereabOutS. Sub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
@0IOiMdtoM.
% abington, 20. Sep

" u u y ! III ~. Stpl"
GeprGientant eugene Sale
lit 3~uriifgcfebrt 1tno ais GorliBer 6eS re-
~publifauiihen gongrcB WaDlnuSi6ulleS
ipicoer ouf ieinem 9oiten. Die nculi6e
9tebe 6es SefretGrs pes Nu5l6uilcS Wprs
bam SIT @uniten OeS 4apier9elOi0nirbeld
bat i'm Ie6r ultatgenebm 6erllbrt. 0orbnr
glallbt, OaB Sen. Butter lit Wtallu0ulett5
MontgomerD Blair nit tbeilt.
SIM @eIprG6 nit etnetn SDrreipon6entc1t
eripioette 9ale nuf Die Srage, ob Die replz
bltfantlhe Bartet tn Tolge DeS NusfallS Der
Wabl III Dtailte irgeno lDel6e GerGrbez
ruug III Der Stellung, ipelde iie in Der be-
DDrltebeltoen Wablcnnpaglte einSurcbntelt
geoddte, beabiidtige: vS0 tpciB, Dap ictt
&ur3em oiel bon SeranDerungcit in Der
Steuung Der repu6lifanil6 den Hortei 3ur
Sttan3fra9e gelpro6cn iporOen lit, aber
Dbnc @runo, betr nit tperoeu an Inherent
altelt Brogramm feit6alten." ST Ieuonete.
baB bic Gepubltfausr oen Green bad(ern
trgerb tpel6e 3ugeitGuonilie mo6en Mir
ben, nlto crflGrte, baS Gomite ipiiroe oclt
&epublifanern ni6t anrut6en, in 8esirfen.
no tic nit ben @rcetbodlern Dercint ben
bemofratii6en @anbiOoten iAIageu fonnz
ten, nit bieien senteiu i0aftIi6e Sabe AT
MAIDEN. ST fi9tc Dinsu: vgSir mitlisu
ben &f auf elmer ebrliden 6inanspoz
Iittf ouSfe6ten. OaS 8anncr, ltn bas
mir unS in Waine i6aarten, bari ni1t INN
einen !3ou %iiufen."
0aS 9elbe Tieber.
Son g%etpiiicr Seite lit Der b06it aettoez
mGBe Sori1lag gemadpt iporbeu, bic Sin
iebung elmer @ommiilion la6furStoer
Otdituer su neranlaiien, tpetdjc cS lid AIR
Nufgabe MAIDEN loI, bic 9tatur llno Sic
llria6en bes eptbemii6 aufjrctenben oelz
ben Tiebers feitsuitellen ulto Def1en ridytiae
8ebunolung, Dor Nuem aber bic N1ittcG AT
iciuer GerbinSerun9 0u5finoig 81 MAIDEN.
Die ;ur8eitreituug Der Soften elmer iOldeu
Gomlniiiion n0tbigen @elomittcl piu man
ur6 Srioatbettrdge aufbriu9cn.
@aibin9ton, 20. Sept.
Der SpeftafeImo6er ,Goben ltattete
beute Na6mittag an Der Spite vleincr
2eute" ben l3iegelbrenncreien i'm iiio0ltliz
6en Sta6ttbeile eiten 8elu6 ab ltr1o rietb
ben Nrbettern baielbit, lid iDnl onSuidliez
rem. fanO ieop6 feline @e9enltebe. 6eute
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
Gin ipanif6cS Grtc0sf@iT atnters
AcN0ttActt.

8btIabeIpDta, 10. Sept.
Die 0arfe y@arGo" lit bier nit 1873
Offtsteren u1b Wtatroien Ser untergeganz
gencn ipanii6eu Tregatte vgtsarro" anges
fpr1r1en.
Ser r3isarro" NAT auf ser &iidfebr
na6 Sponien beariffcn. st iegeIte am s..
September bon ct. @eor9e, etne Der Bers
mubaz SnieIn, na6 SaDaI ab. NdDreno
bes Sturlncs anu s.. ipuroe BUS S6tff led.
OaS Baiier ftteg i6neu uno lol6te bic
Teuer aus. .3mei Gage lang belt Die
Mlannl0ait onr6 u%1auS9eleBtes Sulnpett
niide 8orfe int Sidt fam. Damn ipurben
Sic Boote altsgeieBt, ober eS Dauerte bon 7
ll6r NtorgcuS Bis 4 l1br 0ta6utittaas, ebe
bic ermii6ete Wtarnl9nft baS S6iff erz
rei0tc. 8ei Set Nntunft iparen Die 2elltc
10 eri60pft, oaB iie an 8orb se3o8sn iperz
Den muRteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
0oIitii0eS.
Gurefu. 0eu., 10. Sept.

Y 7 I { U IVtU'I . OVPF"
Ser repubGifanti6e Staatsconoent iteIte,
mad 2lnno6me elmer Qlatforlt, tpelde Die
Sertreter beS StaateS i'm @Ongreb fit ibre
l1nteritiibung Der Silberbiu belobt nno
bic 5eroS7 8acificz8aDn Dem GOngreB sur
llntcritiibung elnpfiebt, bic iol9enoen @ans
6iOateu auf: Sir ben GpngreB: 81. Wt.
9aggett; 0o%unerneur: Sobn s.. &tnf9iO;
8isez @ouDerneur: s.. 81. Wiigbels; Oberz
rt6ter: GbomaS g. i0atplep; @pmptrouer:
S. S. !Sauod; Shabmeiiter: Grodett;
StaatSietretGr SaSpcr Ba6cod; Sber@
StaatsanpaIt: SO. 8. OturpbD; 2anoz
ncrmeiier: 81. S. 9at6; Gbef bes Staatss
S6ulme1euS: SQmlnon0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
@eteramenz& e,tmtnn.
SpringfieIb, ST., 30. G

UVTTNy UT ., SI., 20. OeP1.
Nm "a. 5. 80. miro bier cine Geunion
Der Beteranen bc5 10. uno Is. Gapaueriec
JtcalrSent5 Don Suinois itattfinoeu. @S
itn0 aIle Gnrbereitltl1geit 9etroffen iporben,
nm ale GDcilncbmer oil berlelben auf's
8eite gu enpfansen uno au bepirtben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
GonSot Mtt0 McIO0N.
Sc nrtInn6. SID. II. G

gortlanb, Gng., II. Sept.
Die unldngit altf Setreiben Der an1eris
farii6eu 9tcgierung %bcgnaoigten Senier
GpubDn uro DtelooD iino bcute Dforgen
II benz bicii9en Straf8efdn9niiie %entlalz
len uu6 inter Nuflidt beS lluterOireftOrs
Oct Nnitalt unb Slueier Qluiieber na6
Soutbanlpton abgefiibrt tporOen, no ie
ii6 6eute nit Oen 0ampfer wWoiel" mad
gletu g)orf einldifteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
6eh6maf.


WGIDe1I Q IT, Yet, ~. Sent.
Ser Stems" DtrO uon Maco eemetbet,
6aB Sobn Spters, Der W0roer bes 0aripn
glooger, beute i'm !9ofe beS bottiaew Or
fangniiies eebdugt murbe. Ser Wor6
tpuroe tm Sabre 1875 III Mc2eQom County
nexVbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
Gine SOG3eit TT rorneDntem sect.
Ien.
@empprt Sc. &. 10. Gent

W I, IN ~ 10. Sept.
SRI. Seanette Bennett, sic SdpeIter
bon Sames @oroOn 8ennett, tpuroe beute
0rn. Siaac 8ea it. bon Stem Nort anaez
trout. Sie Grauun8 fono in Ser fotboltz
l6en ct. Wtarp'S Stride itatt unb wurbe
bon benz P. @race Dorgenommen. Ginc
9roBe unb aus9etpdbltc @eieul6aft ipobnte
6erlelben BET. Der @ertb Der 6odscitsaez
l@ente miro auf 800, 600 seia6bt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
Sic @imeniMe @efanStf@aft.
% aibtn n, 10. Sep

~ y VI 8 ~ ~ @V' ONF*H
Die 6ineliide @eianoti6aft lit bier ein>
getroffcn unb bat at Der 20. uno Der
S. Strabe Auartierc be3ogen. Der @ez
iarote miro lid, no6oem er benz Grditz
bentet poreeiteut lit, nit einem GbeiIe ieiz
ner 8egIettung mad Spanien unb mad
Yeru begcbeu, I'M oen oiplon1attlden
0ienit Gbi1ta's in iencn 2auoern gu Or9az
mniitrer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23

0(ben6 belt er bor Ser GitD 6aQ eine Ser
iommLung as, bel tpel6er er utb 0nbere
Jieben pont StapeI liebelt, bic ieooh lit
sientltd g%entdBi0tem Son gcbalten tparen.
Die Neriammlung mar ibrigeuS lebr
i6tpa6 beildt, eS batten ii9 u ungefabr
$50 Streifer ein8eflloet.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING gtaatsz
ats neulsn4 rott SNinpiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
SmmocsScmator=2SaDI 1T oregom,
81 reeDprt, Su., 1S. Senl

Gan TranctScD, II. Sept.
Gin Selegramm pon Salem meIbet, baB
Sic bemotratil6e @cIcbgeblng bon Sregor
S. $. Slater gum 8unbesienotor setpdbIt
bat. Slater lit ein @egner beS vOfuB.
@eloeS" unb 8efiirporter Der Wtetauipdb=
rutg, lit aber 5u @unitc1 Der @riebung
bes 8antselOes bur6 Negierun9sz gapierz
NipIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
Qepe(6en.
Geut1MIauo.
Berlin, Is. Set

Der Rei6Stag trat belte in sic 8eratbz
,tns iiber Oas neue @eieb gegen Oen So
sid1i5mu5 ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23
9tSraeIt'S inStf6e yoItttt.

~ ~ " SSQtS
Sn politii9en &reiien foI9t ma1 Der I'M
btI6en 8olitit bes 2orb 8eaeonsfie lb nit
c~tnigerl1urube, oa man befiirdten su mii=
fen 9laubt, baB bieielbe sum &riege nit
@fgbaniitan unb sur @rneuerung Der oriz
entaLti6en @irrem fibren iperOe. IS lit
tcinestpegs bic al9emeinc Nnit6t, 6aB Die
6uiien 8ulgdricn, lpie bur9 ben 8erliner
@ertrag Dorgeidrieben, rdurnen tperben,
nod gLarbt man du9eneit, oa6 @rie6enz
.dno es bel Der 8eigerutg Der Iiirfet. ietz
ten 6%orOerun9en 0ebor 81 9eben, lein 8ez
penben babet laifen peroe.
Hont.
&om, 10. Sept.
Sm 91atbe Ser G~ar6inGle lit ipeben be-
idloiien porben, baB Der 9apit ben Gatiz
fan MIR inter beionbers bringLi6enllmltGnz
ben perlaiien iolc.
GarbinaIsS Stats SetrctGr gfina bemiibt
it6 %dusSufiHOen, oh fir bic beuti6cu &as
tbotiten Die Nefeble ibrcr Barteifiibrer poer
bic pes Gatifans maRsebenD iein lpilr6eu.
Der 8atifon bat BEN mcrifaniiden BIZ
idl6ien Die @eiiung ertbeilt, ii6 Ser @tuz
mii6ung in polittide 8abIangelegens
beitsu Sdn3lid gu entbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23

GaIcutta 10. Sept.
SIS ptrb geuneI6et, baB Der SOni9 no1t
8irma6 aeitorben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23

QMtncD, SU., 19. Sept.
9ie erite gt%atiDnalbant nabm beute tbre
53abLungen pieber auf. SIS mar 9eitug
Welo on Sanb, I'm allen 0epoucnten ben
pouen ibnen 3ufommenben 8etrag altssus
be3ablen, ais bic 9ebteren ieOod laber, baB
1ie ibr @elo befommen fonnten, 3ogen tie
IS Dor, bailelbe in Der 8anf gu b%eIalier,
unb bis Mittag mar me6r @eIo beponirt,
ia nuShP.nhft mnrhpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-23

Sprtngfiel6, ST., 20. Sept.
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-06-27
Jasper Items.
nacial Corresnondence Of The Herald


Special Correspondence of the Herald.
Fisherman are becoming numerous.
Remember the Grand Fourth of July
Celebration, at the Sugar Creek Camp
grounds, next Thursday.
Miss Jennie Emanuel, late of this place,
has been paying her friends in this vicin
ity visit fer several days past.
Mrs. Elihu Burnett. of Jasper, left last
Thursday morning for Knoxville, Iowa,
to visit relatives there. She returns home
in September.
G. NJ. Eichelberger and family, of JEFF
fersOnvflle, Ohio, were in town last week.
Old-time residents always receive 4 hear
ty welcome when they revisit Jasper.
An artist from Springfield, O., stopped
while in Jasper, Friday afternoon last,
on his way West. His business is that of
enlarging photographs, and the samples
he exhibited showed that he possessed
much artistic skill
Uncle Robert Burnett was 80 years old
last Thursday; and, number of his
friends finding it out, concluded to give
a EJAASC SgullC Il HUN DGE
of his friends and relatives gathered in
and had good dinner and a pleasant, So
cial time. That he may live many years
yet, and enjoy surprise dinner in 1888,
is our wish.
Last Friday was the Commencement
day of ou0public school, and to say the
least, the exercises were number one /;
the dinner was excellent and the speeches
were grand. Messrs j. n. Shoop, NJ. T.
Hyer, E. E. Bush, A. A. Hyer, w. W.
ShOop and Miss Jennie Emanuel favored
the audience with interesting speeches.
Profs. Patterson and Allen, of Washing
ton, were expected to be present, but
failed to make their appearance. Parents,
scholars, and indeed, all express them
selves greatly pleased with the teaching
of Mr.. NJ. L. Hyer, who has gained many
lasting friends in this neighborhood dur
ing the last year or two.
A dinner given Mrs. Susan Bush, in
honor of her sOth birthday, took place
here last week, and, in many respects,
| surpassed anything of the kind we have
attended for some time. There were about
200 persons present, ranging in age, from
so years down. A lengthy table was
spread with everything good that one
could desire. The whole affair was q
pleasant one throughout.
Mr.. NJ. T. Hyer. intends leaving on to-
morrow for Worthington, o., for the pur-
pose of attending school in that place for
a few weeks. Mr.. A. A. Hyer will also
leave in a few days for the same place.
Everybody is invited to attend the
match base ball game, to be played Sat
urday week, near the Camp-grounds, be-
tween the Champions and Clippers. The
game commences at 2 p. m.
Singing at Mt. Olive next Sunday even
ing at O'Clock p. m. ADoIs.