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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
ciuttei KortJags S is.
First Publication Sept. u.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of chattel mortgage dated August -.
1891. duly executed by Thomas Carr in
favor of The Columbia National Bank.
to secure the payment of the sum OF
nine hundred and fifty dollars and upon
which there is now due the said sum OF
nine hundred and fifty dollars with in
terest thereon from the 9th day of
August. 1891, and default having been
made in the payment of said sum and
no suit or other proceeding at law hav
ing been instituted to recover said debt
or any part thereof, and said chattel
mortgage having been duly assigned To
the undersigned Kate Martin. | will sell
the property described in said chattel
mortgage, viz: all the buildings situated
upon the following described land in
Lancaster county, Nebraska. towit:
commencing at the southeast corner OF
block 5l3 i'm West Lincoln. Nebraska:
running thence west 800 feet: thence
north north 800 feet: thence east 300
feet and thence south 300 feet to the
beginning; more particularly known as
the Lincoln Soap Works, or Lincoln
Soap Factory. together with all machir-
ery of any kind whatever. fixtures and APP
purtenances. also all material OF any and
all kind on hand and contained in and
about said buildings and premises used
in and about the manufacture of soap.
Also all soap manufactured and to be
manufactured in nd about said premises
during the continuance thereof. Said
mortgage being on record in book i49
at page 81 of chattel mortgages In the
office of the county clerk in and for
Lancaster County. Nebraska. The sale
to take place on the premises above DIES
cribed in the county OF Lancaster and
state of Nebraska. on the 18th day Of
October, 1894. at > o'clock p. IN of said
day. Dated this 10th day of September,
1894. KATE MARTIN.
By her attorney w. S. Hamilton.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
Rudv's Pile Suppository

;s Guaranteed to cure Piles and Constipa-
ton. or money refunded. 30 cents per DoA'
Send two stamps for circular and Free
Sample to Martin Rudy. Registered Phar-
macist. Lancaster. Pa. No postals answer
ed. For sale by all first-class druggists
evervwbere. III. +. Clarke Co. wholesale
agents, Lincoln, Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
Missouri Pacific Ha, vest Excarsisn.

On September 18th, 18th and October 9th
the Missouri Pacific will sell tickets to Tex
As. Arkansas. Southern Missouri, oKla-
homa. Louisiana, Florida. Tennessee Ala
hanna. Indian Territory and other points at
one fare for the round trip plus ozOo.
Stop overs allowed enroute For descrlp-
tive pamphlets of any of the above states or
for further information call at city ticket
office. 1901 o street. +. ID. CORNELL,
c. u. & T. \.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
Legal Notice.

First Publication Sept. 10.
In the District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
Charles Hammond.
Plaintiff.
VS.
Charles w. Gerber. Julia
L. Gerber. James Me No.;oo o.
Bride and - Me NaD'ro,;,,o,,t
Bride. his wife. Maurice dafandants
Cassie otherwise known
as Maurice Casey and
- Cassie or Casey his
wife.
Defendants.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22

Notice To
Nonresident
defendants.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
TO-DAY

closing performance OF the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

y. Malin aud lady, Mrs. Susan Hob
son, Miss Sophia Gum, or. Mills and
lady, John stonebraker and lady aud
Mrs. Abby Criitsnden made trip 10
Salt Lake this week by team. The
roads rrc said TO be- excellent, excepting
In few places ON Silver creek.
Mr.. George Sargent, acting as purchas-
ing aud shipping agent for n. Yelling.
worth II sandy. has shipped two car.
loads Of oats from this district and ak
pects IL ship one or two ears from Hen
eior at once, for which be- Il paying the
cash. This all helps TO raise the tax
money;
On January /, 1896 Mr.. John Stone
braker will be our justice and Mr.. John
Gum our constable.
Mr.. George Daniels, Mrs Phoebe
stonobraker and Mrs. Jane Williams
made a trip TO the Insane Asylum last
week To visit the uniorlunstes That hay,
been sent from here. They found Frank
Daniels on tho improve, Mrs. Eliza
stonebraker no better and George Ryan
much worse.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
The Usual Bright and Eswsy Notes
Gathered In
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
SEMINAR, 81 An the Nsws aud Events In
SUNNI, snd Morgan couniiss DuIise
the Past Week.
oAKLKY

Charley johnson met with an ncci.
dent which might have been great
deal worse than IL was. VIII lc riding
aeros,the bridge near T. 7 Rasmussen's.
his horse stepped through aud fell,
throwing Charley's leg under him 10
such manner ~ to hold him. FoHu.
nRtcly Mr.. William white came along
and reAleaacd him. The horse WAS
crippled come, but Charley was all right
In n short time.
Mr.. Anna Rasmussen ~ somo better.
hhe " able TO be mp again.
Miss Nsitio Stevens Is down with the
typhoid fever.
Thomas Gibbons went to Rockport 10
see his wife. who is staying nj her
parents, Mr.. stemLrdgc, under the
care Of aphysician.
The whooping cough isalmo.t through
In Oakley. Nearly every family has had
II.
Lovis Jensen WIS surprised the other
evening by sunr well fllod baskets l,v.
ing presented to him, aud In return he
cleared the room and those present in
dulged In tipping the ianti-tic toe until
midnight. \.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

Southern forest fires cause numerous
deaths.
Foreigners want thone United States
bonds.
Ives beats sohaeier in the final Of the
billiard tournament
Andrew Allison, Court Chancellor NJ
Nashville, was shot by his discharged
clerk.
General @. NJ. Clay and his bride are
barrieaded. The Generals says bis iam-
ily oonspired to poison an adopted child.
The posioillee department plans 10
use special mail ears on street railroad
lines.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE White Star
liner Apraiiic took in her stserago q
party Of twenty colorod people bound f1r
Liberia. This is flying column from
the army Of 1000 negroes that IL slad Il
he gathered In southern soaports await
ing means oi deportation.
Omaha, Nov. i4,-rho Nebraska Ia
stitute Tor the deaf and dumb in Omah'
has boon turned into a hospital. THIRTY
OF the inmates are afflicted with typhoi,
fever and others are threatened. TN
authorities are much disturbed over III.
matter.
Huntington, W. Va, Nov. l6.-The ID
suit Of the recent election in this Ca
bell aud Wayne counties is TO DO COZ
tested aud will In all probability cleo
, four Demoertic Legislators instead ,
D four Republicans as heretofore announ'
d Cd,
Holly Springs, Miss, Nov. l4.--Foref
ores are raging in this country. OWN
j, To the long dry spells, the woods burne
4 like finder. The greatest damage HI
n been done east OF this city where Il
II people turned out and fought the fam
10 In order TO save their crops and home
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

bfity Tor Adtn.a recovery An ola
ieud. revived by HORSE ,,,.. and ,.
rravnicd b, iu.ssI,uIs ,..ti,. cans.
Both are promu,a. e.i...,. ,t u.
Creek Nation. tl..p. vs. nr,rw,j
s,, r..,...... .......
sion are pilel .,.l... i. i..,.l .,,l
rosiofH,s Is.. i.. tbs g..sl ,,,r IL
$4,000. Ooo moro Imam for I'M, ,s,r he
fore.
t,,,r...a......,... .
ot ~, N. $3.50. ~" y.
,rt,nr wv" = wv
pht,j.i,t. r A., t
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16
NO. 40
rlo aIt !. alled va .moLe IL evsry al.


The air is filled with smoke In every al.
rsction.
birmingham, Ala. Nov. t4.-Nsw.
reached here to-day from Dolinite. TWEEN
~ miles south ofherc, Of an assaull on
the wife ofrom llsynon.a prominent
farmer, by % negro employee. bob Nose
ly. A posse pursued Mosely and Il is re-
ported they have shot him.
San Fmuclsco, Nov. "A. Robsrt Down.
ing appeared for the first time tonight
In David Garrick" at the California
theatre In this city. Special orange
monts had been made for the presents.
ton and the cnstomcs and scenery were
obtained hofo. The performance was con.
'idercd entirely successful.
l'uiie, Nov. ii.-llIerald speciall-
james Kelly, mechanic, "a years Of
age, living near this city, made the
third unsuccessful attempt within a week
to commit suicide. and when revived he
made u confession 10 the effect thar he
met young lady In Portland aboutseven
years ago. and was engaged 10 marry her.
lie had given her all his money, amount
Ing to 81 400, TO keep, but three days be-
fore tho wedding, while out walking ~
gcthsr, she told him that she had Lost
the money. Then I killed her," said
Kelly, land she haunls me day and night.
| have no peace or rcst, and cannot bear
this horrible liis any longer. The re-
morse IL awful" Ito would not give the
womana name.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

MIS-. Lucy Lake has just returned
from Salt Lake city from attending the
funeral oi ermoihcr.in-law, Mrs. Lake,
ST.
We surely arc having an Indian
summer ili- lime. and the iarmers are
making good use Of the time. More fall
ploNinr is done In llenefer this year
than ever before. A great deal Of can.
yon work is also being tone.
Dr.. ilosmcr WAS called TO licncfer on
the ii,hto attend the daughter Of Mr..
Bennett. Who was seriously sick. but a
little better ~ last report.
A portion Of the lIencier Stock ~
Pasturug company are trying to raise
the amount necessary to settle with the
Union Pacific. Its to be- hoped that
they will succeed
Thomas H. stephens returned from
Salt Lake on the i4ih FROM attending
the Republican ratification.
Both day schools are now in session
here. The higher grade starred the
fret Mohdnv In the month, Nlr. Evans
Of Coalville Il the principal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

Tho dog poisoncr b. abroad in the
land aud several good dogs eayJ up their
lease Of life last week.
Richard Fy. IT,, has been taking q
visit tho past few days aud Robert
WEIGH has been looking after the Fry
Mercantile gomp."s'- interest In his
place.
taHk Price, the barber, offers o. re-.
ward for any knowledge ~ to who got
away with his barber pole.
Several Of our Republicans friends are
wearing new hNisas well A. broad
smile.
George Olson andJamcs llopkin came
down from Echo last Sunday on their
wheels.
Quite number Of our citizens at.
tended the Republican Publication In
Salt Lake last Monday.
Pete Parkinson hal a preliminary
bout With his sparring partner, George
Williams, last sunday, and showed him
self to he In lne condition. His friends
aud hackers feel very confident rs 20 the
outcome Of the Gs,ic event which IL
soon To take place.
Morgan county Republicans will rat
iiy In this city next Friday evening and
we expect tho whole city will DO ablaze
There will be a torch.light procession
fire works. speeches and grand ball
Those having the matter In charge fec
confident Of having large crowd aud o
making the Publication a big success.
Some person ~ persons who are verl
easily amused took team Of mules be
longing to Mr.. Nelson Of the wrough
| Iron Range company out Of lleiner'
barn last SATURDAY night aud abuses
them shameiuly. Several acts Of van
dalism have boon committed here lately
aud some stops should be taken 10 sioI
u. The parties Who are oommitiin
what they consider smart tricks Gel
tainly should be caught and example
made Of them.
Dr.. 4. Il. German OF Ogden was 4
town last Wednesday In the interest {
a patent preparation he has for the n
moyal Of teeth without pain. lie OF
Grated on several people Mt the Office I
DIR. Visiek and all pronounced It a su'
cess. DR.. Vislck purchased the right Il
this part Of Utah aud Ia nov prepare
To extract toeth without pain with III
aid Of Dr.. Gsrman'v new Invention,
y, Y, n,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

IN reading the Morgan Items Of last
weeks issue We see they have announced
. istie contest to be drawn oil shortly by
two local pugilists Of that locality, pro-
yiding the authorities do not Interfere,
which no doubt they will. Now Morgan
IL way behind the times compared
with Echo Aa regards the arena. We
have knock-down At least twice q
week, which always draws big crowd
and some blood, and that, too, without
police interference or publishing II In
TnE TiMEs.
John Hopkin erected u beautiful sign
Wednesday over the entrance to hi'
store.
James Clark has his new house vel
pn 10 completion, Painters are now al
work putting ON the finishing touch
lie expects to move in next week.
Joseph storer has his meat marke
open, which has somewhat dropped th'
price Of meat
Nothing Of Importance occurred dur
ing the past week to mar the tranqmlit
Of the peaceful citizens Of our it'll
town,
Che South American talk, ~ iorinerl
announced In TnE Twas, has bee
brought to reality. Lists are now bein
circulated for the purpose Of obtainln
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16
arssnaAMns mELpur.
Csiensi Nave Onofed Him a Cheek bui
~ Was Refused


n Was Refused.
Colonel William Nave, who has big
ranch out west and luxurious home In
TarryloWu, this state, is character In
his way. His ehlyalrY and politeness
are household words out west, lie IL an
Admiral Crltchlon Of an American pat
ron. One day Colonel Nave was pas
senger on western train which was
held up by train robbers. While the rob
her. we're going through the passengers
Il was whispered around that the leader
was none other than tbs notorious Jesse
James, When it came to Colonel Naye's
turn TO eapty his pockets be said to tho
leader; Gam correctly informed, Mr.
that have the honor Of being robbed
by the celebrated Jesse James,"
That's my name, SIR was the reply
"Then, sir, tender You my regret
and apologies" said Colonel Nave. 3"
am mortified 70 say that have onl!
$3.50 In my clothes. III had anticI
paied this distinguished privilege a,
sure you that / would have been bette
supplied with currency. However,
happen 10 have blank check and
you will allow me lwill take q grea
deal Of pleasure in Glling It out, payabl
to your order"
'"Well, I'm be -- blessed You're
cool one" said the rohber chief. "Br
I'm he hanged If Won shall Guido me
: politoness You can keep your $500 AN
I your check, too.r
, "But | insist, sirV
"Oh, you be hanged" said Jane
!. and he went on and lifted the next pa
a senger's watch, --Chicago InteroceAn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

Baker, Who refused an injunction TO pre-.
vent nuns from teaching in public
schools dressed In the garb Of their or.
der. Justice Dean afIirms Judge Baker.
decision.
Maniiowaa. VIE, Nov. 12.-rhe
steamer wetmore. which went ashore
ten miles below thisport, is pound.
Ing badly tonight nnd Il 10 said she will
boa complete wreck before morning.
The crew Of thirteen men we're saved BY
the lie saving crew ofTwo Rivers, ~.
sisted by the sheboygan crew.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. l2.-The fed.
cral grand jury, which meets In few
DAYS will l,e asked To Investigate the
charges that Congressman W. h. Bynum
made that be had been approached Nv
hrihers Ia regard to the appointment oI
surveyor Of customs. The United States
district attorney Is out Of the city, but
officials say 10 is understood that Judge
Woods will call Mr.. Burke- attention to
the affair.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

Sugar trade improves,
Tennessee elected Republican Gov.
ernor
China aud japan want the United
States for arbitrator
Germans arc uneasy over tho Enpe.
ror'a unsettled home policy.
uniyersity Of Pennsylvania defeats
Princeton at football by l2to0.
Silver advances 10 g2S. cents per ounce
ip Nes York ~ a-i0i ia London.
Forest lliesare nyaging the planla-
tious Of Tennessee, Arkansas aud Mis-
sissilpi,
New York, Nov lO.--A fire in the
I boot, shoe aud rubber factory u Nathan.
eel Fisher q Co 1859 Duane street. 10.
day did damage aygregaling 80, 900.
Sow York, nov, 0.--rho Grays,on,
residence OF William X. Vanderbilt OF
ihe northwest corner Of Filth uvenu,
presents the cheerful aspect Of an In
hablted dwelling. Mrs william X. Van
derbilt with her daughter Corneule an,
young son came from Mprble house
Newport, couple Of days ago.
San francisco, Nov lO.-The Caliiol
mia Veterinary college has Just been a.
corporaled and theonly educational IL
situation Of the Kind on the Pacific coas
I the necessary for liz establishmsi
, have beeh secured by private subscriI
ton. The college will DO affiliated wit
Z the state university.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

CLARK h'l just finished loading mp
wagon with grain, and when just start
iug away irom the granary enc Of the
-insloirecs broke, causing the spirited
team TO take fright and RIM away. The
tongue OF the wagon came down and
was broken into fragments. one Of the
horses was badly used mp. but FORUM
ai,iy Nj. CLARK escaped injury.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16
.TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Daily List Of Crimes, Casualties,
and Other News
FROH ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Au the Important Event. OF t,e ws.L
Condemned From the Laisd r'leE,srhie
Dispatches


4 North Dakota farmer commits 90.
.ault, arson aud murder,--
Carlisle proposes another issue oi
bonds to the amount 81 tjluotOOo,
Frost causes the COLLAPSE ut new
building In Montreal, with fatal be- ults.
Lord Roschery says Britain aud Rus.
-ia have reached an amichnlc under.
Standing
Dallas, Tox., Nov. .. AZ Taylor y,f.
tcr,lay Joe palchcn went mile oyet u
halimile track in 10. breaking the pac.
ing record one and quarter sccond,
Washington, Noy.O.-william u. Rus.
sell Of Massachusetts,. was to-day ap.
pointed BY the president member Of
the board oi Indian commissioners.
Manistique, Mich. Nov. p.-Ths
schooner T.. u. Maxwell IL reported die.
abed aud drifting ashore near Manic
tiquc. Grave fears arc entertained ior the
safety Of the crew.
'''" ''"' "''"" H ~
earthquake siosk was experienced her"
'h's morning. Tue Nn'N''o"s were d'''
un,uy no'',eap's lo' 'No 0, 'hi'' sec
Warrington nov VI ~ 'e''iA'oi 'h'
",p'''u''"'' quss'''h n", arisen ~ 'o
"n'n ,he recent oiuer OF tns president
sN',n"'ng 'no 'l''' sefN''' rue. vent IN
70 onset anu II mas been u'hh,eiy us'
'lu,n 'h"t Tue nay F" was Hsheu u oper
'''p ~ " ''"'
lineage, nov, V'.-lhs tie"is Tor Tue
sA'e'y OF we un''eu states revenue cut
yer ,N'u'net were 's"c'ea 'o'n"y Nheh "
wa, ''aInsl sno wa 80 gsns'''t ~
-, - .'. - ~, ... -. o'".. 's .,s
- -. -. - 49, ..,.' ~ ~
$50.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16


schaeicr defeats Ives by 6Ol 60 5Gs.
A st. Louis q San Francisco train was
held upat Mnneti. No.
Ms. Cleveland chrisicned tho new
steamer "st loui-'
Helona has begun two days colc-
bration Of her capital victory.
The collapse Ola philaielpbia huiIding
killed one Workman and injured o,her.
Silver b. quoted at 6giac per ounce Ia
New York. 2o'6d in London. Lead,
tslsh
Louisville, Soy. W, -'icoae W, serog.
in, iie turf mnn lsdeni.
pensacels. FIa.. Nov. ss.--.t.'sisi ~ars
spread over this section Yesterday, and
last night tho thermometer went 20 %.
Washington. nov. i2.-rho cash bal.
ancc in the treasury to-day was tioi, aS'i,
30 gold reserve, tb2Oss,3i.
Mctlosicr, /. r., Sos. l2.-The i,edy
Of a white man with d bullet hole In bic
head, WA. found near here Yesterday.
The dead mans clothing were rIaei.
N'''''' Nl'y' M'H ','' ~ august
n'm', notorious l''N, Ho'l''' .n' s'u''
p''r' 'a''N .''', h''''',' '''"'sN' aver
40 'h'uo''"'' ".',"p' " ""'''' ha
"''' ~ N''''' ivy N'"'
"'''''' 'Ng N"'' l-. 'u''''' "sN''.
rom nearly "'' '''' ,''.'''.,' "'' 10 anu
ln' ooht''''''''a' "'''sn'''h '''hp "
Democrat a.' j. '''p''''''h ''"'"H"l
III 'hs '"e'''n '''''''''
| Chicago, Noy. l2.-lhr steamer Wet
more iFfepoNrd ashore nH Cleveland,
Wis, anu 10 '' ''"''' ~ ''o.A'ps UP,
ihr il'' saving '''"'' Two nl'''' 'uu
MAni'oN"'' nave '''n' !" ''' ''''D''
flaqucmino' La.' Nov l2'--biliy Lay,
ton, OF New Orleans, ana John oDounel'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

Yesterday all the water in the on
tario mine was turned into the drain
tunnel on the 1900 level, being con.
Quoted from the 1000 TO TINT level
through one OF the water columns oi
the Cornish pump, thus giving the
water sheer drop Of 800 vertical feet.
The Kissing and roaring OF the water
AZ Il plunged upon the solid rock below
could be- heard ior hundreds Of lee, up
The shaft, and reminded one Of the
great Niagara. II was found, however,
that the grade leading from tho shail
to the tunnel was not steep enough tc
carry the water away readily and The
pump was put TO work again and wll
he kept moving until the grade can b.
properly adjusted, which will be SOM
time next week. Record.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

AChicago excursiDn train was do,
rallied
ippo Leo has enlarged satollll power.
A notwithstanding is accused Of shield
ing lynhoers
Oheeolah, l. n, Nov, ll.-Amoa Ne
lntosh, Prosecuting Attorney. shot Lee
Adkins, tax collector twice through
the body last night. There is posi-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16

Allen q. Thurman has celebrated bic
sist birthday.
A Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas train was
held up and the passengers robbed.
1oyernor waite's wife says woman's
suffrage IL demonstrated failure.
Silver is quoted In New York at 0S1k
cents per ounce 2oi6din London. Lead
ssl5.
News Of japanese victories still con.
iinuc 10 come In, and they arc now re-
ported t, have the Chinese In corner.
Su-luehanna, Nov. IS.-Myron n.
Wright. representative In congress Tor
the fiiiieth Pennsylvania district, died
last night At Trenton. Canada.
Washington, Nov, i9.-Ths president
has appointed John Karet, Of Chicago,
consul general At ~. Petersburg and
Charles Joaas, Of Wisconsin, consul at
Prague.
Lexington, KY, Nov. is.-General Cas-
sius NJ. Gray this morning, despite tho
efforts othis children, succeeded In mar.
V,ng 'he pre''y lo'Year'old pore hleh'
anlson'
london. Nov. ia dispatch 10 the
Times from Berlin says the marriage Of
Gar Nicholas TO Princess Alix has been
absolutely liked 10 take place November
22nd.
Hamburg. Nov. iS.-rhs hnrrieaHs
which swept oyer this city yesterday
did great damage 10 the town and 4
me snaller shlps Ia TIE harbof. IN
, "'-a. = :" ~" 'f-'s' -"n~fs" = s's'''~'
"u''''"''
liud-on' Mich, Nov. ld'-Ihere was
nnea'tAed onaiarm near here a pe1rihed
skeleton Of a human being II was over
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-09-21
Beech Creek Trunk Line.

Pittsburg, September IA h:g step
was taken on Saturday in the work of
pushing the construction of the new
Beech Creek trunk line from Plttsburg
to the east. Fifty-five deeds of right of
way were filed in the Indiana county
courts and the work of cons struction will
now be pushed.
John Pitcairn, an eastern capitalist.
and a brother of Robert Pitcairn, super
intendent of the Pennsylvania railroad
here. Is at the head of the new system,
which will be an aggressive competitor OF
the Pennsylvania. 1t will be formed of
branch roads, the whole making great
system The right of way deeds were
filed by the Philadelphia and Pittsburg
railroad which will run across Indiana
county, connecting Mahaffey with
Punxutawney, and passing around
through Little MahOnIng, Cush Creek
and Black Lick.
This is a rich coal and lumber ter
ritory, now almost inaccessible, and the
road will be an important feeder to the
trunk line The work at this end,
where the company will get into Pitts
burg over the tracks of the PittSburg and
Shenango railroad, is also being rushed.
The people back of the scheme say there
is no question but that the new line
will be opened for business, notwithstand-
ing the opposition of the Pennsylvania.