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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

On Wednesday morning the people OF
CarroiltoWn were startled by the an
nouncnment that Mr.. John Stoltz, a we'll
known and highly respected citizen of that
place. had hnng himself in his barn.
Mr.. StoItz, some time ago had serious
attack of grip. from which he never fully
recovered. but was able Ia attend To hls
business. Lately il was observed that he
was mentally affected. but 50 slightly that
ii was thought that he required no atten-
tion and would soon be himself again.
On Wednesday morning he got mp about
six o'clock with the intention of doing
some work about his lot in the cemetery
and for "a time no attention was paid To his
absence. but on his remaining away for Il
longer time than was expected, his family
became uneasy aud started to search for
him
Bert Binder. neighbor. on going to the
NOV of the barn found him hanging life
less. snpended tO u rafter. MIR. Stoltz was
abont ca wears Of age and leaves IA wife and
four children, two of whom are married
His remains were Inferred in the Gene
terry at Carrolltown on Thursday afternoon
al two O'Clock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
hRrGers for RnlIroads

On Saturday charters were issued bv the
state department at Harrisburg to three
steam railroad companies. George T. Or
lady, of Huntingdon, being president OF
each. One is the Brooks Mills aud Altoo-
ma Railroad Company, capital S375.GO
which will build a line fifteen miles Ion g
In Blair county from Brooks Mills to Al
toona. The second is the Mann'S Choice
and Hyndman Railroad Company. capital
800, which will be u line fifteen miles
long in Bedford county, from MAINS
choice to Hyndman. The third Is the
Somerset aud Bedford Railroad Company
capital S3OO.oco. which will build d line
fifteen miles long from Osterburg, in Bed
ford county, To AShtola, in Somerset coun-
ty.
The directors of these companies are:
George Il. Orlady, j. Murray Africa
Thomas =. johnson and Frank w. Stew
art, Huntingdon; j. w. Fellows. Man
chester. y. H.; George A. Drew, Lewis
town, George NJ. Warren, CastiLe, Maine
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
The Cnnl Sfrfkn-

COLUMBUS, O.. April 27.-President Nc
! Bride. of the United Mine Workers. has
| issued bulletin of the strike situation at
| the close of the first week. addressed To the
striking miners and intended for their in
formation. He says: when the conven-
tion named the date of suspension we in
formed the delegates that il would be al
most impossible to have all in line by the
2lst, but we were willing to strain every
nerve to make the shutdown complete
wherever the organization controlled the
affairs of the miners. We have been
more successful than we ever anticipated
In Pennsylvania the unanimity of the mi
nerS astouished the entire country. indeed
the whole bitnminouS district is idle to a
man. There are no mnrmers of diSccn-
tent To be found anywhere; some have
been offered the price but they refused TO
accept it. keeping in mind the resolution
of the convention that all must settle or
none. Pennsylvania leads the fight with
5000 men in line, and every man solid.
The great strike in the coke regions of that
state. where over 10000 me n are out ii ghting
for Justice, makes the suspended miners
65.0OO''
The bulletin gives the number of men
out in the other states inwhich bituminous
coal IL mined and concludes follows:
In sending you this bulletin We desire 10
thank you for the determined spiri; dis
played all along the entire line; in the
present movement weak knees are con-
Spicuous by their absence. Let the spirit
OF calm determination continue, for. al
though there are number of places
still at work, they may delay your success
but they canhot bring about your defeat
In short time the stocks of coal will
have disappeared and your victory is as
Sured.'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

Michael Lott. we!l-knOwn citizen of
WilmOre, who is afflicted with cancer on
his neck. nearly bled To death on Saturday.
The cancer has eaten into one OF the ar
teries aud abont five o'clock in the after
noon the artery commenced bleeding. DR..
Blaisdel was promptly summoned, who
succeeded in arresting the bleeding after
considera BILE difficulty. Mr.. Lott is very
weak and the artery is liable to be again
severed at any time. He is about 90 years
of age.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, May 3,
1891:
Johnson, Patton.
Anthony Mnentzer, Jr., and Catharine
McKeOne, Johnstown.
William Reighard, COnemaugh, and
Della j. Ream, Cambria county.
John Scissor and Ann Neicn. NiCkIOwn.
Edward {. Strittmatter and Rosie Phil
Omena Ott. Carroll township.
Sampson Jones and Elizabeth Ann
Blacklock. Dunlo.
Henry Schimpf aud Maggie Thomas,
Elder township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
The Worlds FAIR Vebailt for Q N p Pages

The Book of the Builders one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever ISSned is now being offered by the
PittSburg Dispatch To its readers Ii is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
made by IA newspaper. See the Dispatch
for tull information.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
EXErurnRS NnTICE.

EXECUrDRS NnTICE-
II Estate of Cathartne Durhin- deceased
Letters tcstamentary on the estate of Cathz-
rine Durbin. late oi the township OF Munster.
In Cambria county. Pa. decessed. having been
granted To me 10y the Re<ister OF Wills of sad
county, all persons indebted To- said estate are
hereby notified TO make payment To me with
deiay and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement
JOHN ITEL.
Portage Pa April p, 1894. Executor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
DR.. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST

Treatment of sn ChrOnIe AfhictiOas. Disease:
of Women and troubles requiring Surgical Aid
Once hours up u NJ. 10 sud TO p. n.
ls22 t2rH AVENUE, ,ALlOONA. PA.
lsnl5.A
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
SATURDAY. MAY 18th, 1894

at / O'Clock. p. NJ. the following described real
e-tste Ia wIt.
All that certain lot OF ground situate In the
t'r0uah al Chest Springs county of Cambria ana
SAFE Oi Penn lrania. fronting 90 iect on Colum
street and extending said width l2O feet To an
alie having alley the southwest and lot
Mrs SuDhia Hurd J. the northeast, aud hav-
ing thereon erected two story
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
NEST GOODS FOR nosusr MONEY

Ou ncc-lpt u $500, fo.tAl
Note. Money Onder, ~ R9-
isf-red L<ztrr. &C send 10 Eus
part of the T. = one pair u
cur I.asfies' Celebrated
bright DonEola Hid
Boot.- egtsal d the hs-st : q
shoe IN the Nsld Beng uui
own make. ~s raHrAAt-- a..
style. Hsd ~-aE II nus sAfIsfac-
tory. EEIH ~ EETEllN TES
DAYS and ulaucy AL b ~
funded or auuif-r pair $50.
Button OF Elsce. nI.era ur Surn-
mon Seusc Toe faai. 90 @
Px.eIif IleAfhrr TIP. -lEes- :
70 :. IN haif sires v luths, Il,
|C n.Eaua ~ IL ordering
send siE-. Eidfh. ard siEie-
LIs-ss Shs-- have Ne hSaAL
We neiiVer Fr-e-
|LIBERTr SHOE CO..
- MIA st. B.sisn, Mass
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
Assignee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE! !
THE undersigned having heen duly appointed
Il Assignee OF James ti- Bradley Of Alieg heuy
tvwnsh y. Cambria county, Pa. VIII offer at putt
Tic sale
SATURDAY, MAY 5TII, 1894,

At O'Clock. p on the premises. all the follow
INK described real estate 10 wit
All thst certa in Iiece reel Of land situated
in Allegheny township. Cambria county. pa
p unhed and described : follows BeginnIng Al
a post "n line OF Iohn Manion south O. degrtes
east 2sstz perches TO post un lire of Jacob BucE.
thence Haang Chest creek south So degrees west
- perches; thence stiil hy said Chest creek
degrees west - lserches TO corner thence north
% degrees east 10 erches TO post thence n0rIh a.
feE rees east - uerches along Inc Of NicnolEs
N.gie's heirs. thence south dezrees east 68
perehes Ia post and places u beg inning. con-
Hufu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
lO9 Acres and SO PPrcheS,

net measure. about 80 Acre. or which are
cleared and tn gotd state OF Cultivation having
a ereon erected a House and harm suitable
for farming purposes.
The stsve tract l. all we'll underlaid with Ri
luminous Goal and is easily accessible 10 the
raitruad-
The same viii be offered IN the following nan
ner In order 10 suit Turcha .ers VIZ:
Part No. An the Coal and Minerals
Part No ALI the Timber Andfng and
growing upon the premises.
Part No - keInE a portion OF said land and
heing on the nuTtneast end and described fol
lows Begin inning At the township ruad on line Of
I.errhes = stone corner and line OF MAttheW
McMulien's heirs and Continuing partly nlouk
said line OF MAtthes McMuIIen's heirs -nd part
~ along line OF loha ManiOn south degree east
o. perches 20 post on line ai John MAnIon: thence
south o3 degrees east ~ gserches 10 the town
perches 10 place OF beginning. containing 10
Acres and les Perche.. All cleared.
Part No IS INK the tsaiance oi said tract,
csntslning 81 Acres aud I56 Percbe.,
with The build thereon.
Part No SWIM offer then the entire property
together. iucluding the Coal. Mineral. rimDsr
ard Surface sud will be sold TO the highest bid
der bidders
TERMS OF SALE
Ten Per cent Of the purchase money 90 be paid
Shen the property u struCk down. n.teeu Iser
cent wien the deed IL confirmed Toy the cOurI:
nty -nNe Ter cent In SIX mOn.hss tseuty-nEe
per cent In nine months. and the balance IN
twelve months. with Interest. IL lie secured by
bonds and IN BrIgaSe Si the pu--lt-er
JOSEPH GRAG,
Assignee OF Ismes a. BRADLEY.
CArrOlltOwn. Pa. Ai,riI ~. lsel- lz-o ;
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
Wall PapGr--A Speciality Wall Paper

Furniture, Trunks and
ValiSes must go to make room.
set.
Solid hardwood bedroom suit. eight pieces,
Tor only --------------- -S2l 90
CupbOards, sinks, SidebUardS and louLges
at very low prices.
Is These goods are all new and first
grade work on them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

FuiEisso: iisorvs, Frederick. ., r,sn.,u-u n.,.
the highest market price Tor all kinds Ct furs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

: HE Ebens1urg Building Loan Association
l will offer for sale the c.uuciI chamber En-
eDshuTg, on the :ourth Monday In May,
Sl.UJU.UO THOS. DAVIS,
LksTER LAkIMER, Secretary. President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
Frame House
INGS-
TERMS Of SALE:

One-haif of the purchase money To be paid on
delivery OF deed. and The remainder six
muuths. with tAIerest L" be secured ny hond and
mortgage Judgment note Of purchaser The
purchaser may have the privilege of paJ ing the
whole OF the pui cha 50 money in cash
PETER NJ h ENZIE,
Executor of Mary Ann Cooper, deceased.
Chest Springs, Pa. April 20. 1894.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

/ AIDES can make IS daily by fCIdir z and
Il addressing c.rcuiars tor US. at home. No
caut asstug. Position ornament Rrpl, with
srampei envelope. MISS GRACE PAUL.
South Bend, Iudana
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS Notices.

INBENSBURG- Pa. APRIL. . l59I-I have
IL made arrangements with Professors Gibson
aud Bitter, who will conduct the normal school
this summer In Epenshurs. To Eive instructions
IN ~ pew rtstssg and St~nOK rapby n T
sOnatHe rates. students VINO wish take up
this course should write me at once particu
lars. Students who desire % do so, can com
mence at any time from this date.
JENNIE CRAEER.
mch3O
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
Executors Sale
REAL ESTATE !

THE undersigned executor OF Mary Ann Coop
j er, late Ui The borough Uf Chest Springs,
county OF tamhrIa fennsy lysnta. deceased, by
virtue OF the rO~er ana authority vested IN M
by the last will md testament II said deceased.
Nlll expose TO public sale ON the premises on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
Assignee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
Assigned Essa,e of John Brown.

DY virtue of an order issuing out OF the Court
ID OF Common Pleas OF Cambria county, and 10
direcIe 4. there Will be exposed public sale
on the premiseses IN the BOROUGH OF SUM
MERHILL, Cambria county Pa. on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

- ALE UF PROPERTY AND FRANCHISES
- OF t'R t>SDN y eliza hEIELD COUNTY
AND NEW YORK SHUK. ROUTE RAIL
4 LII L
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04
SATURDAY, MAY 10TH. lS9-
at DO o'clock, a. N

And from time to time thereafter. all the folio
ing described real estate. which has been a
sigued to the uudersigned by John Brown al
wife,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-04

a. n. P4TTOS, HM. H. s4NDFORD,
| President. Cashier.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

Mber mas lteat baran2 Ulag unfe.
2oos Sibirien nit alien 1einen @Mre.
den fein-tptr benfen nicbt an uns.
Wir eriparten tetnen 3obn. Der
tpirb uns anberstpo iperben...... Wir
tbun unlere pfliht tpie Der @olbat,
Der auf aefdbrbetem poften ausborrt,
ob bic Rameraben nun iiegen ober
ipethen. Das 1T mein Wea.
6dtteit Du i'm nit mir geben ton.
nen9 @eben pouens Du tpolIteit
Slid, perf0nlides Slid, frDbIi&eS
@enieben. Rubm, Gbre. ale Qebens.
freuben! Du ipdreit mir fein W2its
orbeiter unb fein Mititreiter gepeien.
Du armes. Deradrteltes, tuebleibiaes
Mutterf0bn6en!" Sic l9aute i'm
mitleibsDoll an. .Was bate i@ an.
aefanaen NIT Oir auf einem rufiiidbea
Dorfee Mie bdtte ih bon Dir bers
lanaen t0nnen t0nnen, Did obne 2iebe
unb ohne6inaebung fir etn Sir frems
bes Bolt au opfern9 llnfere fbmut.
aiaen 8auern bdtten Did ia dnqetpt.
btrt...... nit Deinen reinli9en 6anbea
battsit Du ia teinen anriibrsn md.
oen.S
(6ortlesuns folst)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

= d perbs Gie nt@t boIten..
.@eaatten sic ipenieffens. bdb t@
6ie bealeite." fpro9 Donor Moien.
bera in fleinlautem Some.
,M.inetpeaen. @tten sic MIR
ben Mrm, l1no nun fort. fort. Mh,
mein Soft, tpenn i9 ibn nur nod
lebenb finbe! Wenn i9 ibm nur nod
faaen tann. bab i'd ibm Mqes peraie.
ben babel"
.6offentlih tpmmt Ct nidt nit bem
2eben bapon!" fliiterte Doftor yto=
ienbera betiimmert, ipGhrenb Glie
aufsereat nah 0ut rrb 6anb11uben
fuhte. nGli: 4dnst nod imme. an
ibm."
.@ott beipabre!" fuhte ssrau Roz
niipalb ben peraasten Brdutisam au
berubioen. rOas 1T nit e elm Miid,
fall...... Sob uno Selbitmorb baben
INNER ettpas Homentiides fir iiberz
ipannte i1nae Mdhhen. Gl1e ipirb
Sic beirutben unb Trene ipirb ebenz
fails heiratben, unb nad ein.m Sabre
benft teine mebr an i'm"
.aommen sic, folnmen sic 7"
brdnate Glie, bic mittfrse:ss Fer!io
aetporben mar.
r8leibt nidlt an lanae aus" rief
Frau Ronitpalb Der babonItiirmenben
Glie uno Derem ibr tpiberipiIia nad,s
haitenben @erlobten nah.
Ser 6immel aebs, bab mir enolid
ipieoer au 9ltbem fommen!" oadbte
sTrau aoniipalD nit einem Seufaer.
,Oieier unaliidlihs Meni4 bat un=
IGali6e 8eripirrung iber un1er Gaus
asbrocht. Mit ieinem Spoe pirb es
hoffeiltlih itill iperben...... Nun min
ic1 aber nac3 sSrenen leben unb ibr Bel
ilrer Soilette bebilfli9 1ein. sic iolI
iif). 1hDn MAIDEN. profeFor sSsenner.
bsra pirb permutblt9 balb erIf.i=
men,"
llnb nit einem boffnunaspplI.n
9lid aur Stubenbede perfiigte bic quite
.a2ldtter fid6 in oas Gemad ibrer Eo9<
ter
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
wAs :g4 SAPOLIO.

Gs = en mapes bnbN@es etad @deuerfe bab Fit ale Nd
xsos3med abeben S8dmoien iues lein ui@t bat Gs
u 5ouen bb s IN fadsen ssas % eapaisp IS reinis ben
peanr oerleb benz Defu @laua mot 85ben Glide mo @emie
ME ausbea BON 9eueru annen unb &n bete oas Set
Dn fanuH 1er bamt euern nb 8e9irr enaeno wie Sber
maden Sic ajdafL bic Babepanne unb ielb bic imierstee
eaa fnt" b bat rein nnb elanaeuo @ cine steaos
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

so Mdn9er stbt fort.
nm in's Ma1tr 5u fprinsen, te6rt aber
pitber um, neil es regret.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

II.
sic hatten i'm a,lf elmer 9raabare
nah benz Muaenleinen &rantenbauie
Qebraht unb ba lag er nun 1eit mans
der @tunbe leiie r09elnb. .3tpei
s1erate unb eine Mdrterin tparen nm
ibH befhdftiat. Mean batte i'm se=
fraat. iparum er bic unsliidlibe Shat
periibt, ob er iraenb tpelhe Wiin19e
bdtte,oh man sSeraaub ron ieirsm 3ll=
ftanbe benadridtigen follte. Gr bate
cuf feline ssraae 9lntipprt gegeben. Sn
feiner 8rieftaide bate man 0iIitfar=
ten. auf ieinea Namen unb feline
Norefe lautenb, pprgefunben unb na9
tstnem Wobnort asienoet, Inn Ndbe=
:es iiber feline 8erbdltnii1e 5u erfabz
zen. gr Bate feline naben Nnrers
suanbten, bate feline Ouartiersfrau
bem 8oten beribtet.
Sic piiBte gliemdnben, Der bsIonz
beren Mnt6eil an ibm ndbme. 9lu6
cine Photographic ipar in 1einer8riefz
tafhe aeleaen, bas 9ilb eines intereIz
fanten ssrdusntopfes nit eroBen, ,sblen
3iiaen, furaen blonben 6aaren unb
merttpiirbtaen, iinnenbsn Mugen.
giner Der Ner3te, Der Siinsere BON
Beiben. belt bas 9ilbden in bsr6anb
unb fab es unausselebt ar.
~Was fir elm 8lid!" 1aste er al
feinem aolleaen. nMan tpirb fait
tranria. :Denn man lanse in bieie Nu=
gen fhaut."
r9ieGei9t iit's feline @dp.1fer,"
bemerfte Der 9lnbere, ebenfuag bas
.leine Bib betra9tsnb. rSner feline
Braut."
Ser sSsiinaers idiittelte ben aopf.
User cine iolde 8raut bat, bentt
riht ans Sterben," fagte er. .8ielz
leiAt lit iis tobt! Damn tpirbe iA
beareifen. baB er nt9t ldnger leben
pollte." Mit bieien Worten febrte ct
an bas &rantenbett auriid.
Gin Oiener betrat fura barouf bas
Gemah unb rief ben iungen Mrat binz
aus. Nah Nblauf tpeniger Minuten
tam biefer tpisoer-ibm folsten Gl1e,
Delhe iih faum auf ben Tiiben au
balten bermodte, uno Doftor Go1enz
bera. Der bas i1ipantenbe MGbhen
ftiibte.
.Sie tparen 70 eiitig, uns bon benz
1lnaliid au bena4ri9tisen, 6err Oofz
tor" faate Der fleine Mbpofat nit bel.
ierem ssliiitern. ,Oa iinb tpir........
f0nnen mir ettpas fir i'm tbun2 Qebt
er iiberbaupt nod9"
.scSu...... aber berbalten sic ii1
rubie. Cine Mufregung tDnnte linn
IN bobem @rabe gefGbrli9 tperben.
@eien Sic rubia, mein Grdulein."
Glfe fant an bem Bett auf bic Rnie
nnb fhlu6ate leiie. unrubis betpsste
ber 0erlpunbete bas 6aupt.
.Wer lit ba2" fragte er nit berdnz
berter. erloihener Stimme.
.eSh...... glie. 3 grpin, Grtpin!"
Gr fhloB bic Mugen unb ieuf3te
fhper. Nieneibt bate ct Semanb
Mnbern au feben gebofft.
~Warum baben sic bas getban?"
rief Glfe unter beiben 9brGnen. ges
fhab es aus Reue? Ge59ab es......
meinetpeaen? Gs bate Sbnen nur
Elm Wnrt aefoftet unb Mles mare bets
qeben oetpefen."
Gin tribes 2Gdeln umipielte ieinen
entfdrbten Wlunb.
~Niht barum," brodte er nit Mnz
ftrenauna berDor, ,ni9t barum..
bab i'd es aetban.~ Gein Ropf fant
sur Settle. sd fann nint...... bei
iebem Wort..... meine i4 gu eritiden.1 :
Sic iolIen niht fpre9en,1 iaate
Der iinae Mrat ber3utretenb. rGho,
mn @i< i'm fiinfe q. ffffl an GIfe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-05
$4,000 For a Trial

1t costs The people of the United
States, abont $4,000 in couple Of
hours the other day to settl in the
minds OF the officers OF the Ordi-
nance Bureau whether some armor
plates made by the Carnegie and
Bethlehem sleel-works respectively
were as good as they ought to be.
1t was found that they were; and
what that means can be imagined
when one Of the plates was II inch.
es thick, weighed 81 tons, and was
attacked by shells veing $50
pounds each. the last ones fred
from a Pinch gun at Il distance of
only 3l9 feet, striking il with the
force needed to move mass of u, !,
GOO tons, or 430Oh,G00 pounds,
through II foot OF space, The pro
iectile went through. We take il
that that did not surprise even the
experts who are used to thinking
about those inconceivahle masses
and yelocities. But what did sur.
prise them was that the hole II
made was nearly as clean ms if il
had been drilled, ana that not .
crack appeared about It's edges
Though this particular projeclile
was lost, having been detected and
fallen into the PotamaG, the othel
proiectiles which penetrated The
same plate we're found in perfect
condition and fit TO be used again
That seems almost more marvellous
than the perfection of the plate
| Meanwhile the people OF New Iorl
may take some satisfaction II
knowing that down Ut Sandy llOol
the War Department has jus
mounted q gun that will throw
1900 pound projeclile, and make
hole in the heaviest armor-clad shiI
now ailoat At n distance ofeix miles
IL We must spend money on wha
we hope are purely peaceful expert
menlu, il 81 acomiort TO know wha
We get for it, Harpets Weekly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-05
1894.
Harper's Bazaar,
80: -. Illustrated. '-'1-''

Harper's Bayar Is a Journal ior the
home. 1t gives the fullest aud latest il,-
formation about Flshlons; aud IL mr.
morous illustrations, Farl, designs, aud
pattern sheet supplements are indispeu.
sable alike 10 the home dress maker and
the professional moliste. No expense
Is spared 10 make It's artistic attractive
ness OF the highest order, Its bright
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iulessay satisfy all tastvs, and It. last
page is famous asa budget OF vii and
humor. H. usWcckly issues everything
isincluicd whichi, of iutercstto women
The Serials Ior 1891 will be written by
William Black aud Walter Besant, short
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ms, Maria Louise Poole, Ruth Mckinney
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-05

"why don't you want me to call you
'dear?'
Because it makes me feel 81 cheap
Puck,
bc the rage for some time to come, and
gown was described 10 mo as having
BEEN worn AT the Grand priX which,
while startling, was said to be hcoom.
ing and exceedingly chic.
The skirt was Of heavy black satin,
made long, plain and full The waist
was ail.and hdttoued mp to the back.
over it was worn a tight, plain, deep
Vciasqua collar and cuffs OF the old
fashioned point Around the waist
was tied broad, white satin snsh,
which icn to the very hem Of the skirt
The hat was of black straw, very
large, ANA trimmed heavily with black
feather White gloves, stitched with
black, finished an extremely swell cos
tune, but one which 1t would not be
wise for ne generality OF women toat
tempt Vogue.
Rosa ToNnEUB says in defense OF her
male attire that She would have missed
al chances Of success had she had to
lcur the weight OF the skirts in fashion
lhirty-,iN years ago
is parts Of France species OF rab-
bit is utii,Ecd ior wool, which is said
10 be softer and finer than that OF
sheep II is obtained at intervals by
sombinp the animals
Tnn attam launches at the Chicago
exposition carried $50, geo persons dur.
ing the year without one accident OF
The million people who walked on
the movable sidewalk but one WAS in.
jnred.
TnE destruction of stores and cloth
ing in both armies during the civil war
is estimated at siOO, 900, 600
/ Ii is estimated that since the Chris
tiaa era logan over 1900, 600, 600 human
beings have persisted in war,
fiE Now Hampshire Worlds fair
building has been bought by Gen.
4 Charles Williams who will present il
to the city of Manchester
4 A cAErE is TO be laid between Ire
land and Nova Scotia next spring, Tn
/ Commercial Cable Co, will operate tn
line
] TINS years grape crop in New GorI
/ is the heaviest on record, and the no
crop is $1,000 bales larger than las
year.
4 MuEuEeY trees on a farm nea
CmrleStln, Mo, are said TO have re
Gently balnc fruit for the fourth tim,
this season
PEouAply the finest private collec
ton Of butterflies in the world L
owned by Bu.thold Nuemoegen, New
( York broker