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In Bankruptcy.

District Court Of The United States, for The
Western District Of Pennsylvania.
YHIS is to give notice, that on the
l. 2sth day Of November A. u. 1878, War.
RS snt 10 Btnkrupty was issued against tho o..
tate Of Peior Hartman of OsptreyIlls IN tn
County OF Snyder and state Of Pennsylvania,
Who has been aJudgei Bankrupt upon his
and the delivery OF any property belonging TO
such Bankrupt to nm or Tor his use, AMI the
transfer OF any property by hln are forbidden
by Law; that u mssttng of tho Creditors o. said
bankrupt to prove thsir ,leots, and choose one
or Doro assign o. of his Estate. will DO held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be hllisn 1T tho
land, Pa, b,for, WIN. y. Dstwsiier, Esq Ro.
giser, on the ~, b day Of Dscemn,r A. ID. ISIS
Ali o'clock A NJ. JOHN HALL.
u. y. Marshal, as Messenger
Pittsburgh, Nov. 20. 1878.
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OuG GovsRSoLs.- -Since the adop-
ton of the Constitution Of 1890
making the Office elective, Pennsyl-
wanna hns had seventeen Governors.
or these, three served nine years
each, six served six years each, and
eight served three years each. They
were all natives o! the state, three of
them having been born in Berks
county, three in Montgomery, two
IN Centre, two in Westmoreland.
and one in each Of the counties of
Philadelphia. Chester, Lancaster.
Cumberland, Franklin, Northamtou
sud Northumberland.
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Tho Governor has signed the
death warrant uf Kehoe, and with it
those o; fJnr other murderers, three
Of whom ale also Mollie Magnires.
Marion Nrgen was associated with
Kehoe in Schnylkill Co., and Sharpe
and Mcdonnell we're two or tho Cars
bon county Mollies. They were all
fairly trioj and Justly ,ondem ned,
aud Justice will assert herself, after
many delays, in their execution.
The eth upon the list is Alexaude
W. Saves, who shot his wife in n
church in PAiladelphia about u year
apn.
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THO latest theory with reference
10 the stealing Of the body of a. II
Stewart, is, that the theft was nc.
tusted by spirit Of revenge. This
Is explained NJ follows: A number
VI years ago, $50 goes the story Mr.
Stewart purchased IA lot Of property
which inclu lei church and ad-
joining graveyard. The terms of the
p 'rcaas, required Mr.. Stewart to
have all the bodies of the dead in
the said cemetery reinterred in a
designated place. lis alleged that
in the performance of this work Mr.
Stewart took advantage of flaw in
the articles Of sale, and instead Of
removing aud re interring the dead
deceutly and in order, the bones
were promiscuously thrown into
wagons aud the remains of scores
buried in common grave. The
theory referred to is, in effect, that
some OF the friends Of the dead thus
inleceutly moved from one resting
place to another, in "a spirit of
revenge re,aliated by stealing the
re,nains of Stewart. There may be
nothing in this story, but it is hav.
ing n wide circulation.
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A fire at Marysvills. New y.or
on Friday, destroyed S3o,oo.J OFF
porty.
The finest black walnut trees
the world arse said TO grow 10 pent
sylvaDis.
Hundreds of persons are living on
charity in Saefiisld, England. in con.
sequence of the business depression
The term Of the next Governor
will commence on the third Tuesday
Of January, 30 continue four years.
When tramp demands meal OF
an Arkansas woman she sticks n
pistol under his nose and tells him
W ''eat thai"
II is said that war is inevitable be.
tween England and the Ameer Of
Afganistau, English troops are al.
vancins on Afganistan.
BY an explosion al a coal mine at
Sullivan, lndilnn. on Thursd,Y. 13
men we're killed instantly aud u
number Of others fatally injured.
Thomas s. Power. drug manrfac-
turer, of Philadelphia. died on Wed
nes1av morning, leaving an estate OF
SlOO00,000 to be scrambled for by
the heirs.
The total amount of Unitel States
taxes collected from national banks
since the organization OF the bank
ing system to the present time is
$86, 1888, ,5ji.
The States which voted for the
l'opublicar ticket at the late election,
cast more than enough OF electoral
votes 10 elact u President Of the
United States.
Paper teeth arc new invention
IN Geamany, and a number of speci-
mems we're displayed at the late pa
per exhibition in Berlin. They are
warranted to be fully as durable as
any other teeth.
Robert Harriet, the pedestrian,
died in his home Mt Jersey City on
Thursday. He was the first man to
walk in this country one thousand
miles in oue thou sand consecutive
hours.
Old Grandmother Forrey died at
Lancaster ON Sunday morning Of
last week, aged l0i years. She
conld clearly remember the Revolu-
ton and was well along in years
duripg the War Of 1872.
A party OF forty armed men. on
Wednesday night took fruin the
Jail Mt La Grange. Kentucky. George
Williams, colorel rayisher, and
hung him to tree two miles from
town. lie cJnfessol the crime.
The national grange Of tho Pa
irons Of IiusbIndry met in twelfth
annual session. ut Richmoni, on
Wednesday Tie reports Of the
officers showed the order to be in
hoarishing condition througoat the
country.
4 workman in Tcov mill was
guiding rel hot iron rod bstwern.
two rollers Hs stumbled forward.
aud the rod entered MIS- mouth,
passed through his cheek. ronud
aud round his body. He was fright,
fully bHrnad, yet he will recover,
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LORD LoRSE, the new Governor
General OF the Canadian dominion,
has reached his destination and was
received by the pnpulace with great
demonstrations OF enthusiasm and
pleasure. The subjects OF Her
Majesty in tho north appear to be
wonderfully elated with tho idea OF
having the daughter aud son in law
Of their Queen with them.
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The investigation into tho cause
of the FIRE at Cape May has resulted
IN fastening suspicion of tho crime
oiinceudlarism on one :. Il. Laud!am
the proprietor of tae U1ean House,
III which tho fire. originated, Char.
ity Induces the belief that the man is
partially insore. Jersey Justice is
stern. and il on tiiil it is developed
that the accueed wGs in his right
mad shen tie deed WAS done. he
will be 50 disposed of that be will
lot soUn repeat 1t.
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A footing Of the public cash con.
tribniiuns OF some forty odd cities
aud towns for the relief of the vel
low fever sufferers, shows total of
81 $4,000. THIS Includes only
the donations OF money made through
the authorities, and not the great
Sums which have been raised in
other wnya. IL is probably not ex-
iravagant to say That the country
s'n, not less ihun two million and a
half in money 10 ;lic stricken dis,
iric's. Lesid,s the offerings of yari.
oas kinls.
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The Census Of 1890.

Pre,i ninary steps have been taben
ib Congress in preparations for The
work OF taking the census OF 1880.
The chiei purpose in view by the
Consultation in requiring a census
every ton years was the laying Of
basis for the apportionmeut oil rep
rcsen.atiou aud the imposition Of
direct taxes. But in the develop
Iueut OF statistical science the CEN
sns has become to be grand in,-
strunent for the collation. and difn'
sion OF valuable informaij'on. 1t ie
no lJaser barren onumeiation oil
persons. but q comprehensive exhibit
Of the social aid material progress
of onr peY-p'e'
The. last census, prepared under
tl..o supervision of Gen. Francis
Walker, far surpassed every other
census it this country--and, indeed,
oxcellei the cotemporary census OF
ANY other conntry--in its scientific
arrangement aud the wide range oI
iuform ,,ion which is presnted. But
GJn. Wt'k1r worked in the face OF
serious obstacles in the law, which
he Indicated in his report and with
proper Congressional action, these
obstacles can be so far removed on
rsnelied that the census OF 1880
will DO decided improvement on
the excellent record of 1870
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General Grant was offered a
Fnighthood by the King of Portus
gal. "b.ch, of course, he declined.
HIS own great career in this country
gives him moro renowu than could
be done by all the Kniyhthoods that
oil the sovereigns OF the world could
bestow upon bim
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In bic forthcoming message Presi-
dent Hayes will take strong grounds
against tbe oulrayss aud violations
Of isw IN ID, south during the late
elections
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In Bankruptcy.

District Court ofHe United States, for Me
lIiestern District Of Pennsylvania.
WHIS is TO give notice that on the
l. aS,h dsy OF Noveinber A. ID. LIS, n War
rant In Rank upty MAS issael against the as
tats OF +. Z u. X-ller. Of Miininburg Ia the
County ~ Union and state Of Ponosy ivania.
who has been ailuiged u BANKRUPT upon his
own petition; that the payment of any lobts
anu tho delivery of any property belonging {,
such Bankrupt To him or for his use, anl tao
transfer Of any property 6y him aie hrbidden
bv law; that meeting nf tho Creditors Of said
Bankrupt to prove Eelr dsbls, and choose one
or more assIzn"es of his Estate, viii bs held at
Court of BankTupty, TO lie hollen at Nor
thuInberlnnd, Pa, az TIN oillls of A. q. Simp-
sou, Esq, before Wm. q. Dotweller ESD, Rs.
gistrr, on the 2 lth iaY Of Derstab'r A u. lsi5
at O'Clock 4. NJ. JOHN HALL,
US. Marshal, as Messenger.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 2t, 1873.
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President Hayes had fer guests at
TIE ThsnksgIvng dinner at the
White House Thursday tho families
OF his secretaries aud clerks.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30
Good Books for Young People.

As the holiday season approaches, there are
many who desire to select something in the way
of Gift book for their children young friends
and are naturally auXons to chose something
both pleasing and profitable. The following list
contains few which can be confidently recon.
mended as healthy reading; such as ought to in
terest and generally do interest any sensible boy
or girl They are not designed for the younger
Children but for those who are beginning to read
and think for themselves:
Dickens's Chi'd's History Of England, Higgin.
sons L. s History for Young Folks, Scots Tales
of a Grandfather Scotch History, CoOpcI's Lcath
er Stocking Series, q Volumes sold separately
The Deer-Slaycr, The Pathfinder, The Pioneers,
The Last Of the Mohicans, The Hunters Of the
PrairieJ Marryatts Masterman Ready Dana's
Two Years Before the Mast The Swiss Family
Robinson, Rugby School Days, Thomas Hughes
Peppers Play book Of Science, Peppers Play
book of Metals, Cboth the above are admirable
books for popular rcading-full Of information
and pleasantly written) Budnch's Age of Fable,
tthc best work on mythology ever written for
young people, and for the general rcadcrJ \
Summer in Leslie Godthwaitc's Life Mrs. Whit
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colt; John Halifax Gentleman, by Mrs. Craik.
4 monthly magazine is 4 very good present
and for boys and girls from twelve to sixteen, We
know nothing to compare with the St Nicholas
We have known much older children TO enjoy it,
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No. : 5-cent cigars at Mitch's.

We hope no moral will be forced out Of this re
lation, as is the wont of over pious but mistaken
cvangelsts on sundry occasions; but on Tuesday
Mr.. Thos. Reedy suffered quite severely from his
gallantry. Two ladies were going down Main
street, driving spirited horse, which became
frightened at some men unloading gravel. His
frantic efforts to in some way get away from the
gravel without passing it nearly overturned the
buggy; so, to save the ladies a fall and injury
Mr.. X. rushed to their assistance. As he could
not reach the animals head, he grasped the
reins, just he did which he received a severe
kick from the horse in his leg He had to he
carried off the scene to ). p. COUGHS where his
wound was dressed. No bones were broken, and
he soon recovered.
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Lottiers plug tobacco at Mitch's.

1t is funny sometimes to hear La Sale people
talk about Ottawa's wickedness. They seem to
ignore the beam in their own eyes; for La
Sale has long had the reputation of being
one of the hardest towns in Illinois. Negro min
strel travellers "havc been in Europe, lropc, Stir
rup Hell aside La Sale and all other places
worth mentioning" and commercial travellers
carry torpcdoes in their grips when passing
through the town, they say. Scarcely week
passes but a fight, a knock down or burglary
occurs. In such cases the perpetrators are ''from
Ottawa" or aIe going ''to Ottawa 4 late cX.
drunken tramps, probably on their way to OF
tawa." The reflection never seems to have oc
CURED to the La Sale papers, why all these vii
famous deeds 'of Ottawa thugs should take
place in La Sale. Ottawa buns never behave in
that way in Ottawa So far as fights, burglaries
highway robbery and such like are concerned
Ottawa is as quiet as village of half a dozen
farm houses. Is La Sale the rendezvous Of the
thugs of this part of the country? One would
think so from reading her newspapers. Howev
err, Ottawa is certainly to be congratulated thai
her bad mem take themselves to La Sale tC
'lct themselves out She can stand it if Ii
Sale can. La Sale should do rs Ottawa has
done: Organize a respectable police force anC
complain of OTTAWA buns" who, if they ere
turn to Ottawa" will be looked after tendcrly
and "handlcd with care"
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HOME MATTERS.


The La Sale Press records that on last Tuesday
week Misses Celia and Jessie Armour, in Ii
Sale, while driving, met near the corner of Sd st
aparty Of boys who deliberately frightened thu
forsc and then ran away. The frantic ANNA
reared in the harness, overturning the bugg,
md throwing them both beneath it. Fortunate
y Miss Celia escaped all injury, hut Miss Jessie
received several bruises and abrasions.
Miss Gertie King spent the Thanksgiving "a
home, returning from school for that purpose.
md on last evening a very pleasant informal re
,eption was given her by her parents, at which
most of our young people were present
Mrs DR.. Dyer and Ralph Dyer have rcturnet
home after visit OF several weeks in the eastern
states.
Mrs L. II. Talbot, of Chicago, is i'll the city.
Mr. Will BEEN is home again, arriving from
Kansas, where he owns and operates a sheer
farm, on Tuesday.
Thomas Thorne, of the Commercial Nationa
Bank, Chicago, spent Thanksgiving with HI
family and friends in this city.
Ed. Hoes, whose home has been for some time
past at Lake, Utah Ty, where he has beer
engaged in the banking business, is in the city.
Alderman c. S. Phelps has returned from Kan
sas, after visit of several weeks.
Mr.. c. Zwanzig, late of the Springfield Ere
Press is the new local of the Wo,hel6latt. Shake.
Miss Zetta Strawn has been made president
the Young Ladies' Temperance Society, vice Mis-
Richardson, married. Miss Ella Couch occupies
Miss SIS place as secretary.
B. j. McCabe, lately a Republican typo, ha'
gone to California in search Of health. May hi:
hopes be fulfilled.
Miss Alice Fiske, now in Chicago, spen
Thanksgiving at home in Ottawa
"Baggy" Benton of the Dimikrdt, was in towr
yesterday. As usual his chief call was made
nppn his friends in, or rather under, the cour
house.
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Golden Rule plug tobacco at Mitch's,

POULTRY AssoCIATION.-There are many breed
ers of fine poultry in this vicinity. At our coun
ty fairs the last two years the exhibition OF do
nestle land and water fowl was prominent fea
turc in each exhibition, ard pronounced superior
to that of the state fairs held here and at Free
port, in numbers and varieties Of bloOdcd fowl
\ poultry association could be formed here anC
made permanent If theoretically managed. IL
see what can be done towards organizing such {
society meeting Of all interested in this subject
which every one is invited TO attend, will b'
held at the Trcasurer's oilicein the Court llous,
this evening, at p. NJ. sharp.
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A terrible accident ON yesterday morning hap
pcned to six or seven year old daughter OF Mr.
T. O'Brien He and his family live over ID. Lea
hys shoe store, on Madison street. Among 9TH
or furniture in the room is n small cooking stove
with open fire. place. About O'Clock, while the
mother of the two children was at the well after
water, the elder child's clothing in some way
caught fire. The little thing managed while in
flames TO get down the stairs onto the street,
where she was seen by Mr. Montrose crawling
along the sidewalk in front Of Walther's. 1t was
then burned almost to II crisp, but he threw his
coat over it, and very shortly Mr. Gehring came
up with measure Of oil which he poured over
the sufferer. The child was then carried up
stairs and doctors summoned. They could only
alleviate the suiierings OF the little one-to save
her life was impossible, and she died about noon,
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