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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

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A sermon favosing ths proposed amsnd.
meat 70 The ooaelituo1oa peuhlbiAng The
manufacture a. onlo uf liquor Wns psoachod
b. Rev. J. h. Tsylor 0ny, q he Duke
Street ~. n church. On Sunday evenina.
he ohooo ioe his text Douteruaomy S0:le:
II have ses before you lile aud death, bleos.
lng and cunning; thereiofe choose life that
both thou end ny seod may live"
He made Q long argument In lAvor Of the
amendmsnt and urged his hearers who bad
votea 10 oese them In ~ fav0s.s Those
who abstain from voting, ho said, help NE
onemieo Of prohiDitioa end afo morally Ne
aocomplices Of those euemieA He oooslds
cred the qusstloa . eyeak moral ooo and
argued that sTf the erafio n strong drink u
Ubiquitous. and oil agree thst it u. no
thoughtful Christian con rsfuse 81 CO ell In
his power towards the prohibition Of this
trafAc"
He denouuced the trafiic o. lho occasion
oiorlme, misery, dsstitutioa, ruin and death.
The not that property would deprooiats In
value By reason Of the adoption Of the
amendment that grain would deoreaso In
price amounts 70 nothing In the fscs Of the
fact that the trsffic In strong drink u NOR.
ally wrong
He advocated the sppsaling 70 those who
cannot b moved By moral considerations
upon the ground that the amendment will
promote the general weliars OF the state,
on the score Of economy, for instsad Of
increasing taxes % 10 claimed, taxes will
b lsss II the amendment 10 adopted. In
his close he made an earnest appeal 70
fathers 70 vote for the amendment 10 re-
move temptation from the path OF their
sons and their neigh boris soma
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= = MARTlN q CO.

The Dress Goods advertised
for Saturday went with . boom
for the reason that the oppor.
tunity does not often present il.
self Of being able to buy Rem.
nants Of IS, IS and soc Dress
Goods for sc a yard.
Another lot for to morrow at
the same price.
We intend to put another
line Of goods in the place Of
Dress Goods, and our object Is
to hurry the entire stock Of
Dress Goods out Of the store as
soon as possible.
The Dress Silks have been
reduced from $3.50 to Sr.ao.
from $l.2s to $I.o5, from $r.oo
to 8sc; from 8sc to 7oc.
One lot Of about 900 yards
OF Dress Silks that sold from
soc to $I.oo, have been reduced
to 35c.
The Henriettas, Cashmeres,
Tricots and Velvets are all re-
duced to a price away below
regular prices.
One lot Of Corded Dress
Silk at 3oc a yard, will be placed
on the counters to morrow to
remain there until sold.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

J. Hay brown, n. Bfosius and Tboa h
Oeehrnn, the judiciary committee OF the
o1ho0 board, and DR.. Mccormick, the
President Of the school board, went to
HGElAbuTg this afternoon 10 attend the
eoaventiou OF school board representatives.,
peh view OF formulating q bill for the
Oovosument OF school boards in cities oil the
1A1Rd Oloss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

OnionG0 Rpo0ooo 00Reee
1NioAeo, Feb. S. 4Sp Q. m.-MArket 0pone0:
WheAe-reb. ~ "; March. d OK; nays OeS;
june. u ON.
s,oIs.vs6., Ne; Mar. Aks; Nay. sss<e
OSs.-psb. asxs, March. sskc Nay. s7kc |;
1CskS2Sy. nj Is June, Oil 30.
LAro.seb., e7ss Aareb, 0eo; Way, u 9k
.sor siSs.!eb.. y so; nsrcb.ss ssk; Msy.
% 10 june &C. lh
oLmrHs.
Mheet=vtb-el o4k, Mar. d os'S; May. q o.;
Corn-Fs6.. ssxc March. slxc; Nay. sskc,
Oats. Feb. sskc, March. aske Nay. 2Tka,
June. 2G1fc.
:, porn FEB: ~ o', March. Oil o'' Nay.
Lard.ys6.. .is7s; March. unx, NAY. y % ,
short hibs.y.6;. $50; Mar. ts 90, Nay.
@0;k; June. % l2H.
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Lost Hss rocx o. boob.

Aio Annie Brown, OF Philadelphia who
NnD visiting friends IN this city, was about
Sesvlng for home this morning when she
oaoDovered that she had Lost her pockstbook
eoo1aining eN, oil the money she had. She
~ unabls to 60 homo and reported her
1n0 = the mayors office. Anyone finding
~ poekstbook Is requested TO leave II at
~ mayors effioe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
An Es.nseli,, Ms,r,,.

niss Grace Weiser, the evangelist OF
Yosbs uss married recently to Jsmes N.
= VII. president OF tie jersey City police
eo0mhsion. Tbs bride IL well known
1sA She has BEEN an solve worker at
neesay Oil OF the church rsvivals and camp.
pDeeeinss In the eastern states for several
1eaR sad wss noted for her success among
- young peopie.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

CHICAGO, Feb. 23 Cattle Reoeipts, 10. .OU ,
shipments. none market steady; bo.,ves.
choice toextra beeves, u O0Dt 30 steers. o. COO
Yoj stockery ana feeders t3OO1s 90 COWS, bulls
And mixed. o. 1s0a7o, Texans cows. e292Si
nopei market strons, miKsd. q Iona 10 ;
heavy, u oo6A 90 light, u soo6 10; pigs, o. 70
0tt5
sheep Receipta. loo head, shipmauts.
none market steady natives, o. i2k0s 40
Wesisrn corn,fcd. o. 1h0A IS Texas shorn,
o. l00i 10 iambs, a 0118 90.
last LinnRrv. Catuo - Rceipts, $50 |;
shipnents. - o; market steady prime u ., ;
q IS, feeders esI 10 cars cattle shipped TO
New forE to-day.
Hogs - Receipts. 800 head shipments
$50 market active; Phiiadslphias, q 750
aB; pigs ard iorkers, u 906< rs cars
OF hogs shipped TO New York to-day.
aeSsp hecetpta 1870, ehipments. 300:
0t7a common, t21s IS lSmbs. Ao8 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

The Equitable Life Wonderful success
We call special attention to the statement OF
the Equitable Life Assurance society, TO bo
found in another column. II shows that
policies were issued during the past year for
an amount exceeding ono hundred ana nity
millions of dollars. bringing the aggregate OF
outstanding assurance TO the enormous sum
of nve hundred and nty millions, ana the
surplus 10 twenty millions. In new business,
outstanding assuIauce. surplus. ana many
other particulars which 20 to mako . company
deserving Of public patti onass. tbs Equitable
stands among the leading Insurance COM
pAnies OF the world. Ito
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
uOv fork nn0a,xa.

ss~ foRx. Feb. .. p. m.-Aonsy closed
~ adax per cent 1xehApgs quiet; postsd
rates, - s70A ~, actual ratss u sskO
seS. for % Gays ana u WtseAss,< for demand,
- BID ss coupon. q &X, S3Cs %, q c.
The stock market opened duli ana veal, ,tbi.
AofnipR, VIII prices y 70 Fer cent loweT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
Aass, er Wi. ,nx Match.

Abraham Nolan and George II. Lawrence,
80 local pedestrisna. each OF whom has
80 . match this season, sre trying 70
Seoaee sor match between themsolves
- side Ifths match 70 made other
eenesises may 60 into II, and . good
1o0ooR Wlll b. The result
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
RE ai@ opsrchor Masked ss,,

o. Monday evening mex. there will bs
g. meebsd ball by ths Nae 1nerchor in The
en1 q that society. Members and persons
~ eAelr family over twelve years of sgs
10y vii be admitted. Additional tickets
- ia6tss VIII bs sold, Pre- vidsd memoers
onko sheue.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25
DDl The

ARNOLD In this city. on the gath inst, Anna
Laura. wife OF FREDERICK Arnold, In the Ssth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funenl.
from her late residence. No. l0G Chssier street.
on wednesday afternoon At 2 O'Clock. Inter
mont at woodward Hill cemetery. sta
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Lases Pssksss.

~ pemnsl psstssl pskss. living on
osose. KILLED two hogs to-day Il Of
eed |, - Tunds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

ToBAoco Buyers Contract Bcoks. Roceipt
Books. sample Tsgs Ao.. printed at the IHrEL-
LIssHcsR once ~ short notice. Prices rea-
sOnabie work drst-olass. feb7.tfd
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]. B. MARTIN & co.

"ANTED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w bousowork in small family. Inquire
~ No. 20 WEST ORAA GE sTkkET. itas
A UCrION I AUCTIONii
IA The undersigned will soil at public auo.
tion on TU EsDAf AND WEDNkbDAY.F Feb.
ruarv % ana "a, the contents Of Isaac Musser's
store, corner West ling Apd DorWart str estS,
Lanoaater. consistiDg Of Groceries. Dry aoodss
&C. These goods we're reoen tiy purohased BY
the undersigned at sherin sale.
sa to beg q at q. m. and p. m. OF each
day. rBANK RRlKER
feb2s.2,d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

A 6SI0NkD ESTATE OF GEO f
a narsh ana A. II. Comp. partners % Marsh
4 Comp. OF nount Joy borough. Lancaster
10 distribute the balance remaining In the
hands OF Z: 4. Kicker, assignee. to and among
those legally entitled to the same. y III sit tor
10 .. m. in the Library Room Of the Court
House. In the city of Lancaster. where all per
sons intorested iu said distrtbuti0n may At
tead. ROBERT n A0NGW.
j28StN Auditor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

TBs Grace Lutheran people. a. will be seen
by our advertising columns, propose 10 set
forth . handsome supper on Wednesday ana
Thursdsy Of this week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

owing 70 the condition Of the river the sale
Of the personal property Of James Duffy. DE-
notice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

WEsEE YOU HESITATE-YOUA ARE
w worn ont want something ana DON'T
know What Hesitate no longer rake Irai.
prominent downtown merchant says "I
never took any me dcine that improved my
traiiey's Bitter Wine OF Iron.H It iSoreaSes
the weight. givss . tone TO digestion, putO 4
hue OF color In the SKIN and strengthens the
nervous system. krice 50 cents.
tkAlLEy'S EAST kND PAARHACY.
4.W.FAw Opposite Eastern EarkoI)
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LINEN SETrS.

Damssk Table { loths with MAD.
kius TO match. in cho'cs new Dc.
signs and In all qualities, in.
cluding the finest Goods Of John
.. Brown 4 Sons the celsbra,sd
Belfast Manufacturers. Hem.
stitched ana Knotted Fringe
Fsts, Damask and Huek Towels,
Towelings. Monte Cloth. Russia
aud American Crashes and class
Towelings.
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COUNCIL ORDINANCE,

COMMON COUNCIL ORDINANCE,
~ 20. ~.
January q ls,s. read In Common Council ana
rsforreo FINANCE COMMITTEES. Same daV
returned by tbs sfinauce COMMITTEES with NJ,
Affirmative racomme ioation.
ORDINAhCg.
To pay the cost and expenses OF a sewer I'm
North flDm street., between Hast Orpnes a
ana Ess thestuu ut streets.
sEorios -be II oIdaiasd by the eelf ct ana
Common Councils OF the City of Laucaster.
that the SUN of seven hundred and sixty a ye
ss-loO tt7ta ssl dollars he appropii,te 70 p.y
the cost and Oh pense of u sewer In North Plum
street. betwesh EAST orange and kast Cheat
nut streets, to be taken from none ~ In the
City Treasury. not OF hervi iss Appropriated.
ordained and enacted into q Law q the city
OF Lancaster. February G. lsss.
W. X. BEARD,
President Common Council. I.
DAVID l., pHEN.
Clerk Common Council.
kOBGRT A. EVANs.
President Select Council.
J. x. BARR.
Clerk eelect Council.
Approved February 4. lsss.
iebsssta SOW. .xDasRLkS. Mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

NDW AD DVERTIHkMB BNTH
TvHE BEST VALUE FOR THE
Il MONEY
Win Cherry. Blackberry ana Kimmsl Bran
dies. 800 per quart. Qualify uneq uaiod.
kOHkEkH LIQUOR BTORE.
No. n Centre square. Lancaster. Pa.
NyANTED-TwOP o PRETZEL BAKERS,
w Also two boys TO sell Pret gels. Inquire
at Ell. KUHN. No. los Dorwart sIree'. ltds
r OST-THIS MORNING BETWEEN
- the Pennsylvania X Il. station acd Cen.
tre Square. Black Lesth, ,r Pocketbook con.
tanning about oll ana n Gold TOothpick A
liberai reward vii, be : aid ON return Of same
10 this office. ltd
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HAaER 4 BROTHER.
DRY GOODS.

We have during the past 80.
son added the aojoiniss prop
psrty TO oar store. giving aHai.
tionaa room fce The display OF
goods. We win have ths largest
stock OF Dry Goods outAido Of
fAnadsIphiA and - We purehass
largely. oirect from the Manu-.
fActu'srs snd lmportsrs, W
shall onsf the same At the lowest
possible pfic o..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

PRIDE OF West. wamsuttA VII.
liamsville, Langdon Q. D.. nnl,
Fruit. Lonsdais ana Houssvifs
- Blsaohed Muslins. Utica,
Wamsutta. Boston. Mohawk, Ps.
quot and Woodvills hestiDss
and Pillow Ausiins in e. e.,
~ g. 81 ana lc.s ana 100 inch
widths. Unbleached Muslins ali
widths ana qualities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

Direct Importation ana special
values 10 every description Of
lrish. Scotch ana German Table
Linens in Cream and fun
Bleached Damssks. from &c To
eaoO per YARD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
Reaae TOwnshIp Items.

READE TOWNSHIP Feb Z. 1889
DEAR FREEMAN DIR. l. Ii Worthley
the successful physician OF Shirley. Il a can
didatr for schOnl director in this township.
Misses Soi~ Gsrman. Maud GwiiL. and
M-ssrs. q amt Kuhn and Jas w. McCaIt-
ney were immersed at the Mountain Dale
Baptist church last Sabbath evening. R-y.
II. e. Smith. the minister. administered
the ordinauce Of bs otism.
The many friends OF Mrs. NJ G. Smith, the
estimable wife of the popular Baptist minis
ter of Mountain Dale, was rendered a grand
ovation on last Monday To honor OF her
thirty third birth day She Is al accomplish
I'd lady who has many friends In this sec
ton. The presents donated were both
numerous and valuable.
Rsvs. Bean, ths Lutheran minister of
Tyrone, BiddIe. OF the N. E denomination.
Coa'port, and ). n. Smith, of the L. g.
church preached AZ their respective places
uf worship in this toHnshID on last Sabbath.
Mr. Samuel Trux-iI. OF Glasgow, received
a ine organ on last Monday by shipment
fr"m n Chicago Arm.
d. e Hollsn. OF Mountain Dale. received
a present recently rt haudsom- fountain
pen from the BibI- c'ass, Of which he " as
t-sch-r Tn the Mountain Dale Baptist Sab
bath school.
The lodge Of the ''thrre links" OF Allie
mausyJlI-, No. 800 was hOnored one evening
last week oy visit OF delegates from the
VI mtg iale snd Coalport dgss. The
''warm~hesrted eOO'' extended n hearty
wecoms to their brother Old Fellow
After lodge adjourned a grand bauqu-t
was held.
MIR. G. W. Laeeh, brother OF County Sa-
perinteLdent L-seh, Is At engineer or the
Bells Gap railroad.
The recent fall OF snow Is afInrdins our
Iumbermen a chance TOR hauling their t.ul-
her. and they are making good use ot the
opportunity.
R-v. VI G. Smith and lady. Of Mountain
Dti- will make a visit next week II Woite
Deer Valley IN attend wedding OF enc Of
their tri-nGs OF tor,n-r days
r-vivai MEETING Is iu progress In tha L
b church near Glasgow. Il Il largely at
tented
MlsSts EIIth Bowman. Minnie XHIrr.
Ella Bowman, sud Director wm Gs4sow
were visitors te the RlseIand schoo. last
week.
Th- n.xt ses=Ion OF Jhe Reads roypship
Local In=,ifata will convene at Shirley on
Saturday. February 2Sfd.
The U. 3. quarterly conference VIII be
held In the p etsant HU church on Sesar-
day, February 10. R-v , F. Hummsi. OF
New Finrruce. Will be present and Onlci1te
ia te- presiding s-ders place.
The man wna wants to air his petty
spites or i-aiouSEss should seek some other
aCpuua OF redrszs THAN the columns on a
newspaper. Z. e.
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Comm unicated.
JoHssrows. FEB. 5. Is

JOHSsTOWS. FEB. .. 1889.
EDITOR FREEMsE The individual from
indIaua, who taught a summer normsi
sc kfssl about six niles from ED-usbuIg las
summer. has put u iUto the mouths or some
who are speaking foc him. that it would be
better To 20 to his SCI DOL the cOmiag SUN
Iner than 10 20 TO the Indiana Normal for
Just one term.
What does the gentleman think we are
made Of His proposition Is an in~uIt to
whomsOeyer lt Is made. Any such rehrc-
tIon upon our int-iIigene- as that u tenn OF
4 few ~ssks at any cOUBLry normal would
D. Oett-E thsn one al the best normal scaooI
In the StSt-. should be reseot-d by our pro-
PIE. Aside from the aotsal work OF the
seAOol room. inca.culabls .oenedt must re.
suh from tbree mouths association With
persons of profound lesrDlR0 and culture.
such a. are connected VITA the Indiana
SOr4ai. On-man more the" a whole fac
ul.y ~ sxo-rI-Eced instruction., and q free
library ct 5000 volumes Marvellous
IL IL certainly 50 0e hoped that any such
prrteRsious bumgugs-Ty will usst the re-
ward Il s-srrYrs. Respectfully.
THOMAS J. ITEL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
lfasfinsS.

There has been much sa about this
place of late and of its cosl seams. aud yet
not the half has been said that should be in
commendstion of the pluck and enterprise
that has been shown here in having this
country developed.
1t requires To be seen to form an idea OF
the wonderful changes that have taken
place here within the last eight OF t-n
months. PrIor to this there was nothing
here 10 thu shape OF house. where the now
fauris hing town of Hastings Is located With
alb Ut one thousand pupuistion. q couple Of
hotels, several stores, and prosp cts for an
Opera House. All this has bern done in
the short space OF eight or ninr months. to
bring forth iourishing town. out of a for
est which was Isolated from railroads from
ten to fifteen miles. There are no. four
trains day passing both way through the
town, and a passenger train once every
day 10 and from the town.
There are four operations started up here
on this coal field owned by the Bruosssr
Coal company. VINO have from twelve thou
sand TO fifteen thousand acres OF coal lands,
which are nearly all underlaid with from
three to four seems of coal ranging from
three and q half feet TO five and q half feet
In thickness. OF superior quality for cuke-
making and for steam purposes. The pio-
neer operator In this field is J. l. Mitchell.
OF Tyrone. who started here about the lat
ter part of February or the first psrtof
March. and has now In full OPERATION one
hundred aud fifty two coke ovens and chip
ping from fifteen 10 eighteen cars OF coke
per day his mine has nov capacity of
over six hundred tons of coal a day. This
Is a r-cord that was never equaIed. 20 bring
a mine TO this capacity in so short 3 time In
q seam of coal OF this thickness L. Is a
hustler. and all MS miners are 3 credit TO
himself and those who assist in these oper>
ations
Mr.. Edward McHngh. late General Su-
Derintrndent OF r. Fl. PoweI * SIMS Coal
* Iron company, is managing another oper-
alton at this place. having opened up on the
Z prime and ID bed the q prime Is a very
good steam coal o-ing termed locally the
cement seam" from which the Cambria
Iron company mined their coal for twenty
five years for use in their mills the d bed
Is locally termed the Moshannon sram at
Houtzdale. CIeaIheld county. 1t being also
an excellent steam coal while at HasLing.
lt Is a superior cOking coal.
Another opening here is In charge OF
James Campbell, Superintendent OF the
Sterling Colliery. Huutzdale.
The forth mining operation Is managed
by ex Mine-Inspector John II. Watt.
very good recommendation for this
coal field is TO see such prominent mining
men as those jus: mentioned taking lease.
on 1t. THIS branch will be extended up
several miles as soon as the spring opens
up, TO strike the headquarters of the Sos
qu-hauns, where the largest and possibly
tie best part of their ceaI lands are located
THIS Is destined to be. believe, one OF the
esding bituninOus coal fields In tne State
before a very grsat while-Nesc York Trad.
Journal
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lem. from C.rrnIItoxu.
CAnno,1rowy. Pa. Jan. so,b. 1sss

CARRoLLTowN. Pa, jan 3o,h, 1889
Ed FREEMAN For the information OF
some newspaper editors and their reader
will state that the proposed Prohibition
Amendment to our State Constitution does
no, prohibit the manufacture and sale OF in
I xIc4ting liquors Liquors will be manu-
factgred and sold. II the Amendmeut is
chosen by the people. with little variation
In the restrictions They are referred To
the proposed Amendment As passed by the
legislature ana signed By the Governor.
IL Is couc-dsd IN tue event OF the Amend
ment becoming law, that a large number
OF dTu< stores will spring Up In every town,
and no ,sw can be made that will prevent
the iudlScriminate sale OF inroxicants and
powerful drugs. such as opium, the latter
being now used TO an alarming extent by
both males and females. even In our CON-
munItIes. and Is said TO be used mO:s by
women tnan m-n. lis fleets % the habit
uaI u extremely worse than all Other lntOx.
icants. Those who haYe made close
study ot the QUESTION claim that Prohibition
viii not, when tried. meet with the spprov.
al OF It's most ardent supporters now.
A number cf our people went to Ebens>
Your Amateur Opera company on Monday
and Tuesday evening. and were we'll pleas
ed.
The sale Of the personal property at the
EaSrl Hotel. this place. by the sheriff. was
made on Wednesday.
MIR. John Strittmatter. of this place has
contracted 20 operate the Mons-tsry farm.
% Monday while Mr.. FL. Shs.baugh was
sl-ighinR at Hastings his sleigh caught a
root Overturning IL. throwing him out.
Little Dan" the racer, was hitehed TO the
sleigh, and ran at fri9htful speed He
was stopped by some parties who threw a
club at him kuOcEing one eye out
Matilda J.. daughter OF Mr Valentine
and Ms. Margaret Buck OF CIear6eld
township. dird at ? O'Clock Cd TUESDAY
morning. aged ABOUT three years and SIX
months.
Mr.. Harry Thomas and Miss Kate Behe,
botn OF this place. dnn1ed the mstrimo sial
ro1eS On Tuesday. Rev Father Edwin Of
hctated. The groom il an industrious young
man and the bride Is a most estiUAb,e young
lady. We wish :hem prosperous and hap
/ py tutur-.
Mrs ErzNoeth Kline. mother OF Mr..
Lawrence wyland, OF Su,quehanna town
ship, died AZ her home in Barr township on
! Tuesday morning. aged ca years. Inter
ment to-day in ST. Brnedict's cemetery,
l this place.
The thermometer at half past O'Clock
I tEis morning registered at gro.
Tuesday .he public auction OF personal
property OF Mr. Sias Weak and, OF Clear
| field township. took place. the farm WAS
Z previously sold to Mr.. John Manion or Sus-
qu-hanna township, who, 1t Is under'tood.
will later oo made that township his home.
Mr W-aElsnd VIII Likely make Altoona his
future home. Tom.