Bachelors' Night Robes. One of the most effective is of white •ilk, with tiny mauve dots on it. It reaches to the ground and is beautifully hemstitched; the collar is a broad one cut in sailor fashion and thrown back far enough to expose the neck very well. The sleeves are full and have deep cuffs, and on the left side is a pocket in which is stuck a white silk handkerchief with a monogram in mauve on it. The cutis are of mauve silk caught with white sleeve links, and the collar is also of the colored silk. A soft white silk tie is knotted in front in sailor fashion. The haberdasher announces that this is per fumed so thoroughly with violet that even two or three visits to the cleaner's will not dispel the odor. A more femi nine looking robe de nuit is of pale rose silk, with its collar and cuffs edged with lace, and a cravat of lawn and lace, such as the gentlemen of the court of Louis Vuatorze wore. The height of folly, or harmony, as you may choose to call it, was reached by a—a —a something—l should hate to call it a man—who mourned deeply, in a material sense, for an uncle who left him a pile of money. Hie sleeping robes were of white silk, with cuffs, collar and pocket of black crape, while a black bordered handker chief was the other adjunct.—New York Letter in Philadelphia Times. Authors and Poor Writing. I wonder if authors have any idea of the decided advantage it is to a manu script to have it clearly written or by the typewriter? Again and again have I had a manuscript lying on my table for a month or two, putting off its reading from day to day because of the poor writing. If authors had any conception of the value of clean manuscript to edi tors, they would be far more careful how they send their wares to the editorial office than they are. Take this manuscript, for example; the author's name is a guarantee that there is • something good in it. Vet, look at that chirography. I dread taking it up. It is positive torture. lam patient with her, beoause I feel a personal interest in her literary welfare. Yet I know of two posi tive instances where her manuscripts have been returned by editors who ac knowledged to me afterward that they had not read them. Now, that woman is inflicting injury upon herself. I tell you, there is nothing which makes me more prejudiced against a manuscript than illegible writing.—lnterview in New York Commercial Advertiser. Ilellcrtry of I'tanon. The other day I saw a piano that had been returned from a city nearly 800 miles away because "something rattled in it," and the dealer, who had spent three days in trying to find the cause of the difficulty—finally attributing it. to a defect in the sounding board—returned it. Now there was nothing wrong about the sounding board, and the piano was in good condition, hut had been hurried ly shipped, and a screw in the swing desk attachment was not firmly imbed ded. This caused the rattle. Now it is just this kind of a trivial oversight that causes more than 50 per cent, of the trouble known as rattling. 1 remember about two months ago in a place in Baltimore an upright piano bad to be taken back and taken apart and a day spent over it to stop such a disturb ance, which was caused by nothing more than a small piece of shaving about a quarter of an inch long that got in under the pressure bar. It could not be seen and to find it cost a lot of money.—Musi cal Courier. UiCucky Thirteen. From the fact of Christ's betrayal by Judas the latter is supposed to have been the original of the unlucky thirteenth who brings disaster upon a feast. This superstition is very general, and so strong lias it been in France in particular that in Paris there existed years ago, and may very possibly now, a class of professional diners out called Quatorziemes, whose business it was to be always prepared' with a <lr&s suit handy for summons to take the place of some recreant guests, and thus prevent an assemblage of the unlucky thirteen. In regard to the or ganization of "Thirteen Clubs" it maybe observed that this superstition has never been considered to hold good except where the number thirteen iias occurred acci dentally. The absurdity, therefore, of the formation of special clubs to meet 011 the 18th, to dine at 18 tables or to do any thing else with 13 in it, becomes at once obvious. Such institutions do not fill the bill.—New York Herald. Flowers In Cairo. The famous bouquetieres (women bou quet makers) of Paris begin their train ing in the florists' shops by the arrange ment of bridal bouquets, and after that they learn the mingling of colors. Paris claims to bo the home of flowers. They grow in the gardens of its surrounding countryside—the orchids at Chatiilon, the roses at Montrouge or Fontenay, hy acinths at Boulogne and lilacs at Neuilly. The mimosa, the tea rose and some of the commoner flowers come from the south in quantities. The costlier flow ers are reared in Paris and its environs, and as a rule, are bought and worn there. The Parisionne must have flowers in her box at the theatre, in her drawing room, on the muif, in her hair, in the bodice of her dress and in her attic window.— Philadelphia Ledger. A Homed y lor Burnt*. The celebrated German remedy for burns consists of 15 ounces of the best white glue broken into small pieces in 2 pints of water and allowed to become soft. Then dissolve it by means of a water bath and add 2 ounces of glycerine and 0 drachms of carbolic acid; continue the heat until thorously dissolved. On cooling this hardens to ar. elastic mass covered with a shining, parchment like skin, and may be kept for any length of time. When required for use it is placed for a few minutes in a water bath until sufficiently liquid and applied by means of a broad brush. It forms in about two minutes a shining, smooth, flexible and nearly transparent skin.—New Orleans Picayune. TREASURER'S SALE OF SEATEO AND UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN OAMBRIA OOUETY A. D. 1890. 1 THOMAS E. HOWE, Treasurer i of cambrta < lunty. In the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, In pursuance of the several Acts of Assembly In said commonwealth, di recting the time and manner of selling enseal ed Lauds for taxes, do hereby give notice t hat the following tracts of Unseated Lands and Lots of tiround In the said county of Cambria, or such parts thereof as may be necessary to pay arrearages of taxes due thereon for one year or more, will be offered for sale at the COURT HOUSE. In the BOH OUCH OF EBENS BUKG, on the SECOND MONDAY, being the 9TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT. And continue by adjournment from day to day until Ihe whole be sold for such arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily accruing thereon: Unseated Lands 1888 and 1889. NAMES Of OWNERS OR WARRANTERS. Acres /¥('. ADAMS TWP. TuJ**. Philip Collins * WO John Anderson .100 91 l!l Juo. Morrison 100 OS WO valentine Aster 100 91 list an Martin McDonald 27 42 ISO 114 saint- 27 09 Samuel calvln 433 40 Robert ROSS 99 30 401 Jacob Clement 98 01 845 541'Juo. Rellly 58 56 K. Shoemaker 50 1). T. Storm 71 si Thos. smith park so 08 808 . A. Nichols 47 #8 400 11. M. Neal 61 38 1150 cambrla coal & Iron Co 88 04 HO same 59 400 Ilalton and Anderson (heirs)... 6133 BARK TWI'. 150 Gray A Wyland 33 76 108 Thomas Edwards (part) 15 68 HO Michael snyder 85 04 11*) John 'I homas 38 84 14 uwen D. Williams 3 39 1110 May Klllens 13 55 ULACKLICK TffP. Ann 8100dg00t1..... 163 Martin & urafle 87 65 Thomas Idas ISO wc Cambria Land company . 84 51 50 Gabriel Boring (Snyder) 7 61 431 Cambria Land co 96 24 100 Cambria Land CO D • 7 William Cameron • 7E 343 Emanuel Bralller J !'• 100 A. v. Barker, et al 1 100 Georg Hart 8 73 75 Harrison Duncan est 13 48 30 B. P. Young 3 84 CAMBRIA TWI'. James c. Fisher Wm. Burnhamer 4 35 ,• John Boyd 3 10 Andrew Duff ; Wm. Linton 7 75 .(1 Reese J. Lloyd 18 76 30 James C. Plslier 3 18 ,C Juo. J. Evans s. Co 14 18 in Joseph Dunmyer 17 28 CARROLL TWP. 90 Sebastlne Luther ... 736 18 Jno. Weber 8 96 CHEST TWP.] Geo. D.Morgan 300 Wm. Parker 188 14 458 44 Anthorv Simons 205 09 453 44 Nathan Laughborough 805 09 321 51 Thomas Ketland 10s 05 434 JllO. Ashley 179 70 801 03 Thomas Masters 74 71 147 as J no. Ketland 52 16 wm. H. Somervllle 50 James Foster 16 53 Henry uelozler & co 105 106 James Ruth 150 "3 Elder, Lutzand White 137 William Parker 63 38 135 181 Henry Philips 59 mi 156 137 Slinon Walker 77 38 73 Daniel D. Carson 85 00 CLEARFIELD TWP. 33 Samuel Calvin 8 98 80(1 J. H.. Flske and S. S. Blair 68 83 800 condron A Ilariman 63 23 100 P. A A. Flynn 13 89 1889 .lames condron 430 59 130 Marl In Thomas (ot Jacob) 87 95 130 Matthew McMullen. est 81 11 CRCYI.ETWP. 18 John Lovett. 8 88 7 P.M. and J. Brown 8 50 34 P.M. and J. Brown 10 37 7 John Stlftler 3 80 ill lot John Heather 832 1 lot C. B Ellis 8 00 Thos. croyle est 1 00 99 Jno. seotts A sons, Adam Ream 77 68 DEAN TWP. 300 Bell & Blair. ... 65 80 John Brotherllne 40 John Mears 8 00 434 John Fisher 97 91 4:13 John Harrison 108 59 380 John Brotherllne 76 03 800 John Brotherllne 38 83 too Thos. Patterson,Andy tlraydon 66 10 355 Thos. Patterson.Andy Graydon 107 30 8(H) Patrick Kelley 38 17 sou Patrick such 38 17 184 James Harris 89 37 4(H) Joseph Harris... !H 58 Bayard s. Barclay 200 Wm. Barton 61 56 ami Ezeklel Farmer 56 HO 116 wuuamTllton 2220 W . W. Jackson 330 Jesse Bush 62 66 ltuth McConnell 230 Lewis Wolte 65 96 359 Rellly & sargeant 81 78 inn James Bryson 86 37 71 Jno. s. colbert 83 86 e. G. Waltz, et al 106 l4B,|James Jones 93 35 •lames coudroii ... 78 Morris Wool' 11 16 369 llenry wolf 70 OH 131 llenry Davis 86 08 433 Jacob Harris si 84 110 Jos. Davis 81 23 125 James Jones 8141 "84 Juines condron 5 05 s. M Woodcock 300 J. Pennel. M. wills 38 413 2IHI J. l ennel. P. Wolf 19 46 816 J. Pennel. T. Kelly 81 85 816 J.,Pennel, P. such 21 35 ELDER TWP* 50 Joseph Thomas 39 83 GALI.ITZIN TWP. Samuel calvln 190 Aaron Brown 119 76 Geo. Gallaber 50 Mary Hammer 33 73 100 Nicholas Bell 63 88 835 John Hay, M. R 90 85 80 James Condron 13 40 148 John Gray 85 44 1 T.J. Christy no JACKSON TWP. Wm, H. sechler..... too John Htlbley 18 59 16 Thomas While 9 74 85 Geo. 11. Douglass 5 48 61 Philip Alwlne 11 61 888 Thos. vickroy 67 39 48 Alex Hunter 8 51 35 Daniel Farley 7 45 334 30 Cambria Land co 10 57 J. C. Martin and Thomas Grif fith 139 Cambria Land Co . at 95 893 John W'egton (part) 17 34 59 David M. Prtngle 5 23 59 llenry Rorabaugh 5 23 50 Wm. 11. Sechler 8 47 363 cambrla Land co 79 80 80S Cambria Land co 47 88 153 Cambria Land Co 28 60 W. 39 Cambria Land co 40 78 89* cambrla Land Co ••••.. 18 18 50 __ Jno. snyder 10 50 PORTAGE TWP. a 1 Fred Hurton 44 49 800 Samuel Hlnton 44 49 439 ceo. Gutwalt 84 39 130 N. and C. Zeller 85 90 William T, McConnell 16 08 130 John c. smay est 85 83 70 Thomas McConnell est 14 87 Jno. and Jas. Klnport s 900 McFarland&constantlne tracts 177 63 KEADE TWP. Geo. D. Morgan 431 RObl. Aklns 37 08 433 Patrick Boreland 5 46 140 Jno. Baorron, Jr 94 79 817 Be rger t Grass 48 95 434 Barger & Grass 97 40 owners Unknown 174 108 Thomas sauburn 38 87 159 Henry Bush 54 66 100 Henry Kepple ... 22 08 200 Wm. Barton 18 34 30 Garrlet Cattlnger 27 20 12 J. 11 Flske 1 59 19 J. II Flske 7 69 wm. P. Walker 100 W. H. Woods 13 04 KMO .John Dean *79 29 180 samuel llaggerty 93 88 153 James L. Gwlnn 27 57 9 Jno. Hollen 3 05 95 B. F. Bell 16 27 274 118 Rellley A Sergeant 34 30 244 7 p. and A. Flynn 81 in STGN YCHEEK TWP. 10 8. It. smith 4 35 7 Lewis Plltt 3 22 30 L. B. cohlek 12 05 SUM.MERIIILLTWP. 43 80 l'lack Gross 114 55 439 80 llenry Woods 1:4 55 439 80 James Datum 114 55 439 80 James searight :i4 55 cambrla t oaf A Iron co 370 to Israel Jones 96 61 100 Wilson Hunt 55 87 93 Ebenezer Brenhain 24 11 440 wm. smith, D. D 11210 Ed. McGlade 72 wm. smith, D. D. ipart) 19 15 77 4 Jno. Fulton, et al 12 62 SUSQUEHANNA TWP. JOS. M Miller lot) Joseph Thomas 4t> 83 WEST TAYLOR TWP. 30 sechlerA Peelor 4 42 WASHINGTON TWP. 352 slmon Koop 68 74 200 sechler A Clark 35 61 50 Sophia llurd 8 90 413 James Deunlsou, M. K 104 16 43 11. S. Smith A Co 3 54 WHITE TWP. Geo. D. Morgan 302 Simon Walker 76 03 327 llenry Philips 90 37 Fitch A Boyton 183 James Wilson 23 (M Charles Ranstead 449 Alex. Brown ,16 28 594 'lhomas Brown 126 68 402 Wm. Harris 86 16 429 John Harris 88 92 523 James Reed. 141 22 180 John Harris, No. 1 51 59 291 Fred. Molleuaux 93 91 White, Lentz A White 456 Thomas sanburn 131 94 170 93 Simon walker 49 27 312 llenry Philips 100 20 James Mcclay 5011 samuel calvlu 125 59 250 ( urry and Jones, Assignee 37 56 10 Nathan cowan 3 90 65 John Dean 12 M John c. Gates 114 Fred Mollenaux 1736 56 Fred Mollenaux 10 (M 30 A. Matthews 4 94 406 142 James Jones 50 75 80 Wallace and Krebbs 18 14 30 Isaiah Gates 4 57 LOWER YODER TWP, 260 lhmsen. heirs 11 85 224 Joseph Gates 5 81 JO. James P. McConaughy 4 85 Jackson St. clalr 3 16 SEATED LANDS 1887 AND 1888. ADAMS TWP. A ires.; Iluum a. Lul.i. Same. 50 ... ... Levi Orris est 7 02 1 1 Wm. Welmer 2 47 9 ... ... Mrs. P. Murph} 2 08 ALLEGHENY TWP. 60 ... ... James Griffin 7 81 30 ... ... George Bruce 6 11 109 .Michael Gibbons. . 900 50 ... ... James condron 3 65 ASHVILLE IND. SCHOOL DISTRICT. 1 J. C. McMullen...... 185 50 ... ... James condron 410 1 vv. J. Adams 1 09 1 Kelly A Nagle 1 09 1 1 L. and W. Kelley.,.. 185 BARR TWP. 100 ... ... Henry J. Roland est 777 30 ... ... Jos. Gardner 7 33 90 ... ... Ulttings A Edwards. 12 78 174 .. ... Alex irwln 12 02 20 .. ... A.F.Jackson 4 85 30 .. ... Wm. Jackson 705 1 1 Jno. E. Klrcli of M.. 3 02 10 ... .. Laurence Wy land 4 12 50 .. .. Laurence Wyland 3 17 50 .. ... M. K. of Andrew Bitters. 2 82 65 ... ... M. R. ot Anthony Raver 8 59 3 .. ... Win. D. Keath 88 63 .. .. Hugh Dougherty 6 36 150 ... .. Gray A wyland 5 37 110 .. .. Mlehaelsnyder 7 28 143 - .. Gray A Martin, M. K. of Leonard Mundgold 29 97 .. ... Archie Farrcll 2 80 40 ... .. Michael shank 2 10 BLACK LICK TWP. 100 ... .. stoneback A Martin. 1157 120 A. Rex 5 86 15 .. .. Solomon Haukerson. ss 40 .. ... Jno. Foust 6 74 90 .. ... Harrison overdorf.. 11 86 130 ... .. Blackllck N'av. CO.. 18 41 41) .. .. cameron A Grov 3 07 123 .. ... Blackllck Nav. C 0... 18 57 CAMBRIA TWP. 400 Gilbert Lloyd 64 85 14 .. .. K. H. shoemaker.... 276 50 .. .. same 7 95 7 .. ... Sam. Vahn... 78 50 .. .. Silas Casstdy 4 52 45 ... ... James Burnhamer.. 3 01 162 .. .. DelaugeA Co 4 33 16 .. ... Joseph Gutwalt 3 53 8 .. ... Bart McCabe. 110 6 ... .. Mary E. Tibbot 90 CHEST TWP. 85 ... .. Gray A Wyland.... 602 57 .. ... Albert ltoha 320 ion .. .. S.E.Burns 3. 16 CHEST SPRINGS BOH. 1 1 Wm. Jones 4 79 1 1 1 Francis Urban 1 89 1 1 Klllot Davis 4 84 1 sophla Wills est 75 1 2 Henrietta Henliiger 227 CON EM A UGH TWP. Euclid coal Co.. coal bank 10 58 Euclid coal Co.. tire clay bank 10 63 1 Juo. Kelly 1 46 181 .. M. Bracken est 14 90 1 1 Artolp Briber 74 2 2 Lizzie Thomson 7 25 7 ... .. David Faloon 2 58 1 1 Mary A. Flynn 210 1 I P.J. Nugent 2 88 1 Wm. Relghard 2 85 1 Hugh Patterson 145 CLEARFIELD 1 WP. 50 .. .. Thos. Durbln est.... 1275 10 .. .. Jos Guilt ner 116 30 .. ... Julian Donahoe 216 25 ~ .. W.J. Buck 5 86 120 .. J H. 1 It/.lnger 10 lu 1 2 Aug Moyer 2 08 10 .. .. James McCoy 8 34 850 .. I.oienzoshrlcker 33 84 10 ... .. Jos. Moyer est 1034 65 .. .. John K. Cordell ti'Ji 83 .. .. j. R. Lttzinger sou 20 .. .. 1. W. Nagle 2 Is 5 .. .. Martin Thomas, Jr.. 1 (Hi CHOYLE.TWP. 75 J.J. Burkey 3 31 150 .. .. Cambria coal A iron co 58 24 20 .. .. Alex. I'rlngle 1 39 7 .. .. Ben F. Ruff .. 6 74 7 .. .. Ben F. Run 6 74 39 .. .. W. 11. Patterson,est. 3 46 1 Rebecca Ross 2 50 340 .. .. Griffith, Brown A stlneman S 30 DEAN TWP. 1 Kelly A Nagle 92 1 1 L. A wm. 11. Kelly.. 145 .95 .. .. N. P. Mervlne, M. H. 4so 130 .. JasN. McGulre, AL R. 234 100 .. .. Mis. K. Mct'auiey.... 175 30 Galllizln 'rrexler ... 210 EBENSBURG oOR. 1 Jonathan Lloyd X 45 100 .. .. Blanchard A Co 28 68 150 ... ... Jno. Tubbs 37 06 70 ... ... Jno. Tubbs 10 19 85 ... ... chas. Bradley A Co. 596 152(1 ... ... John Patton, M. R... 10 85 97 ... .. Dr. Good 617 UALLITZIN BOH. 14 ... Ed. Hooney and wife. 400 1 1 Alice O'Brien 2 39 1 Wm. J. Dawson 88 c ... .. isadore Egan 176 ... ... 1 Margaret Luther.... 86 1 1 1 Mrs. M. McKlbblen. 375 1 Ab.ahamshara, est . 113 1 John A. Storm 76 1 John Weiss 76 \ ... l'eter Burns, est.... 208 '2 2 Daniel McKenna 704 1 1 Walter Kutledge.... 248 1 1. Annie SUank. 286 1 1 Martin MurpUy 2 86 1 1 An lrew Conrad 286 .. 1 Ellen Clark "4 11., wm. 1 Butler 365 George Kckenrodr... 11 29 GALLITZIN TWP. j 10a .. ... Francis Burke 22 58 .463 .In" M. crane 9 78 273 .. wm. Decker its 07 I 4 .. Bradley lthoddy est 2195 X 2 wm. Kelly loss 1 .John Man. 3elil 88 1 0. C. Miller 1 ik> l J. v. McMullen 3 24 1 D. G. Myers 1 51 l Wm. Keert 2 58 1 C. A. Ager 150 JACKSON TWP. 4K .. ... John llunmlre T79 lo ... ... John Kgar 21 i 3 I no. A, Kt-.ger mill.. 1 -.8 a ... ... Ell/. Dishorn: 7B I L Francis Kager is. no ... ... Jacrb Relgnard 7is 100 .. ... M. s. Bush 705 87 ... Chris heftier, sr h 72 so Mrs. c. l.uyton 23 70 to ... Hicham Walker. ... too 100 ... A. W. zelglcr 8 83 40 ... ... nose croyle 342 79 ... .. John Dlshong 42H 2 .. ... David Paul, mill 155 51 Geo. Kager 5 25 HO ... ... John D. Adams - 983 LILLY BOIL 15 .. ... l'lack A Kogle, coal hank 14 14 l john Dumm 7e MbNSTEH TWP. LOO : ... John C. Noll IN HO 100 ... ... Isaac WIKe 10 B8 58 .. Moses Left 7 29 •>n .. Aug. Glass est 395 I l j. IM. McDermott 129 PORTAGE TWP. 1 .useph Burkey est.. 204 1 1 l). 11. Dickinson . . 154 l Mrs. Griffith est 3 04 8 Mrs. A, B. Meuonlgle 185 3(Vi Patrick McCrossln... HI 5 72 . ... Patrick Microssin., 751 H7 jamesF. helly ACo. 274 187 .. Thomas Donahoe.... 17 97 25h .. .. J. C. Martin, el a1.... 19 S6 PROSPECT BOK. l Daniel Flt/.patrick.. 248 KEADE TWP. HOO .. Ephrlam Burkett .. 71 71 lis .. .. Blair & Packer 133 07 58 .. .. Blair A. Packer 18 99 ma .. .. Blair A Packer 33 09 us .. Blair A Packer 29 13 IHB Blair A Packer 50 91 188 .. Blair A Packer 137 91 -i a ... . Blair A Packer 137 91 08 .. .. Blair A Packer 18 20 4 .. .. Blair A Packer SOU SH .. ... Edward Harris 728 l l Geo. W. sn.vdcr 10 5 1 l AI x. Watson 993 i'ii .. ... v. Zaute. et al., Mln. 17 16 is .. , Eliza Noble 21 20 10 10 Fred. Yeakley 62 60 l Caroline McDonald. 60 "i "i 1 c. Ac. Railroad at Van Ormers 9 50 15 . .. Samuel Haggerty, M. K 7 50 49 ... .. Samuel llaggcrty, MR 5 67 1 Ilavld IlolUs, 5r.... 92 2B> ... Charles Ranstead... 89 02 40 .. Samuel llaitzell 12 20 753 Edward Bell, hell's 36 64 1 1 Mrs. KM. Walte 844 580 .. .. Rev. A. K. Bell 25 94 1 5 Joseph Lewis 145 1 1 Ellen Shaffer 10 79 "4 ~ .. chas. Tllley 744 25 .. Joseph Wiley 110 SIMMERHILL TWP. 230 I. C. Caldwell, et al. 57 83 IINI .. 1. C. Caldwell, et al. 26 11 100 .. .. 1. C. Caldwell. Rider est 26 11 100 .. .. I.C. Caldwell, Plum merest 15 20 13 David D. Davis 1 98 10 .. .. Cambria Iron co— 100 372 .. ( has. 11. Gross 55 98 83 ... .. chas. H. Gross 14 65 83 .. •• chas. H. Gross 14 66 100 .. .. 11. Klnkead 19 39 20 .. .. J. L. P. McAllister... 358 350 .. .lerreMcGonlgle.est. 32 45 220 ... Wm. P. Hchell 118 07 41 .. .. juUn Knepper, Jr... 142 71 .. John lCnepper, jr.. 717 72 11. Mccormick, M. R. 694 45 ... .. 11. Mccormick, M. H. 454 69 .. H. Mccormick. M. R. 668 50 11. McCormick, M. R. 398 57 .. .. 11. McCormick, MR. 560 49 ... 11. McCormick, M. R. 489 62 . 11. McCormick, M. R. 605 52 .. .. 11. Mccormick, M. R. 691 100 .. .. H. Mccormick, M. H. 2200 SUSQUEHANNA TWP. 115 ... ... Jacob Johnston... . 185 59 ... ... James A. porter.... 497 103 ... ... .1. A. B. Douglass.... 1141 EAST TAYLOR TWP. 149 ... .. I.C. Hole 14 50 2 ... ... Pat cogan 789 WEST TAYLOR TWP. 43 ... ... Jno. slick, est 128 TUNNELHILL BOH. .. . ... 1 Ed. McNulty. Jr.... 113 1 v. Michael Mnley 3 11 1 I> Jno. Burns, NO. 2 365 1 Michael McGee 82 WASHINGTON TWP. 400 ... ... Blair Iron A coal Co 106 56 50 P. P. George 2 91 12 ... ... 11. J. Ilopple 129 ■7B .. ... owenlngoldsby..... 1252 185 ... ... K. M. Lemon, est 44 60 391 ... ... Jerre McClonlgle, est. 86 51 811 ... ... M. B Gardner 605 173 ... ... I'lack A Kogle 59 91 13 ... s. H. smith A c 0... 17 14 8 ... Thomas Byrne 5 ill 48 ... ... Thos. Byrne mineral 616 7 John Varley 1 M) 8 .. .. Louisa weiser . ' James Dennlston A Co 66 .. ... Win. Kemler (part)., sB2 248 .. .. Kobt. Grag 88 82 200 .. A. M. B. MCGOnlgle.. 16 47 20 ... .. M. B. McLaughlin.... 8 90 1 John Wolford 1 50 1 G. K. Miller 2 27 IM>. ... .. Fred Arenfclt (mln).. 378 12 .. ... Chas. Studt 9 WOOD VALE BOK. 1 N. A F. Smeltzer 2 39 WHITE TWP. 0 .. .. JOS. I. Glass 14 811 8 1 1 Isaac Gates (telrs).. 347 1011 .. .. Perry Troxcll ... 28 48 511 .. Jno. G. Gill 7 74 85 ... .. chas. Ranstead 514 363 ... ... chas, Ranstead, Harris 23 32 115 ... .. chas. Hanstead.tial lal.er 7 07 58 .. ... s. W. Byers sO6 LOWER YODER TWP. 1 Pat. Lafferty 186 1 A. L.Kepple 887 200 .. .. Beam ar.cf Potts 17 30 1 Blougli A stutzman. 808 1 1 Elijah Kllgorc 8 00 1 1 Mary s. Powell 8 00 1 1 Nancy c. Beam 875 ... ... 1 lluttle I. Davis.... 830 150 ... ... Ell/. Hershberger.... 630 I M. 11. Rlslnger 830 1 Michael Gauphey.... 480 1 Anthony Jacobsou.. 175 1 Aug. Llllla 330 1 Pat. McLaugherty.. Iso 1 J. G. smith 4 so 1 S. E. Swanson I 80 1 Michael Goueman... 230 1 S E. Harmon 180 1 l>. J. Hammond 4 80 1 i Annie lohnston 2 80 1 Michael Laltey 8 30 1 Geo, E. Patter 830 1 t Russell smith 1 so 1 Frank Toner 8 30 1 Thomas Gomer 8 30 1 jno. wadstvorth 1 80 1 Miles A. Smith 3 88 1 Wm. sweeny 308 1 1 Jno. Dingle 807 1 Wm. Davis 2 01' 1 lllram Helsel 8 08 1 Blair Herron 208 1 Blair Herron 8 08 1 Lewis Luckhart.... 208 1 11. .1. Miller 208 1 Mrs. Fred Neville.... 208 ljv ... .. Peter Tosli 365 1 w.H. A G.M.Thomas 208 1 Daniel Waters 2 08 UPPER YODER TWP. 3 Thos. Gore 277 iU W'm. Fry 4 44 THOMAS E. HOWE. Treasurer. Treasurer's Office, Ebensburg, Pa., March, 31, 1890. JJ C. HINCHMAN, SURGEON DENTIST. OFFICE 88 FBIHIMN STREET, Third door from Postofflce. Gas administered. First class work and material guaranteed. marlb-tt LEADING BUSINESS HOUSE'. OK [vmm m umm city. pa. J WThc tirn.s named below aie the lead ' in? and representative ones in their re ; speelive lines of Business. When writing I ',O either mention this paper. VII AItL ES r FEI FEIi, Men's Furnishing Goods 443 SMITHHMI.iI STItKET. 100 I KDKKALST.. ALLEGHENY. Shirts to Order. We make all our owa.shirts, and our Custom Shirt Department Is the best equipped In the State. We carry a tul. line ot Kull Dress, all over Embroidered p. KH., aud Embroidered Linens, and guarantee a tit. If you can not gel a tit elsewhere give us a trial. cleaning and Dyeing <illlcesat above locations. Lace curtains laundrled equal to new. Full Dress Shirt s laundrled, Hand Finish. JWlfflfM. JOSBPH HOHNB A co., Übtxte. silks. Cloaks, No- Wet all Stores, SIH to 681 penn ESTABLISHED 1870 CELEBRATED M SWISS STOMACH BITTERS WILD CHERRY TONIC The Swissstomaeli Bitters are a sure cure tor Dyspepsia, Liver Trail? Marl;. ( omplalnt. and every species or Indigestion. {1 per bottle; six bottles, |5. W Ud cherry Tonic, the most popular prepara llon for cure of coughs, colds. Bronchitis, etc., and Lung Troubles. The Black Glu Is a sure cure and relief of the Urinary organs. Gravel and Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder. For sale by all Druggists in .ohnstown, by H. T. De- France, John M. Taney A Co., L. A. Slble. Cam bria. |~| The J. P. Smith tl.Hinp, Glass & China Co. (FANCY POTTERIES, BRONZES, CLOCKS, DINNER AND CHAMBER SETS. 935 Penn Ave.. Ret.9th A 10th streets, PITTSBURGH. GKR ISSLY'S Business College AND NORMAL INST I TV'J E Is the jirlde ot McKeesport. Send for catalogue. s. s. URISSLY. Manager, McKeesport, pa What Is the Kodak? send for catalogue. \V. S. HELL A CO., J, Wl Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Dealers In Amateur Photographic Outfits and supplies. M. G. COHEN. JEWELER. A sign of the Clock, J 533 Diamond streel. "Ittsburgh, Pe 11 Diamonds, Watches, Jewely and Silverware, clocks. Bronzes, Gold and sllverheaded canes aud Umbrellas. The Largest Stock In the City. VP CRAYON ORTRAITB. LIKE SIZE, 25x30, to. Orders by mall promptly at tended to. Write tor particulars. "rSS SOLAR POKTKATS A SPECIALTY. j lgjj Treganowan's Art, Store, 152 Wylle ave iJenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. hh ITT ill Fifty-first Year. • PIS Back Again I I'.n I ■ l. With Loads of CHEAP BOOKS, BIBLES, ALBUMS, At Half the Regular Prices nrt Al/ il 428 Wood Street, KIIIIK \ Pittsburgh, Pa. LM/l'lYOi GRAHAM ROACH AND BED-BUG POWDER / Danishes Insects at sight. "fSSSuJ GUAH ■ M'S BLAOK DROP, J >l ' v For catarrh, sold by all Druggists L. GRAHAM, Manufacturer, Pittsburgh, Pa. CABINET PHOTOS. *I.OO PEK n • P DOZEN. \Js <x/>.l'roiiiut Delivery, crayons, etc. at ~J Low prices. LlES'Popular Gallery, Kland 12 Sixth St., Pittsburgh. Pa. AppUITCpT W. H. WABLE, nnuni I LO I 1 7th Ave. A Smith field St. Estimates aud Plans Furnished on Application. The Henry F. Miller Pianos F'avorltes for more 1 ban 1 wenty-llve years. Endorsed by the Musical pro- and used In many Public RMOSiHschools and conservatories of Music l L Land Musical Institutes throughout the United States. W. C. WHITEHILL, General Agent for Western Pennsylvania, 152 Third Avenue, Plttsburge, Pa. M. ROSENTHAL. successor to Thomas Gamble,.lmporter and Wholesale LIQUOR SEALER. Rye Whiskies and Wines Specialties. Gugenhelmer, Finch, Gibson, overholt. 403 F'er ry street. Pit tsburgh. Mall orders solicited. fiiS WlO 11 ! Proprietor. zgj Lending hotel Sached*. sample room for comrner clal men. . P. LUTHER. CATERER AND CONFECTIONER. Wedding Parties, Receptions, Ice Cream de livered on short notice, cyclorama building, Allegheny, Pa. Novelties in Furniture. Chamber suites with family safe attached to dresser, very cheap. Cheapest Cheffonier Folding Bed in the market, with wool mat tress, $25. Cheapest Foldiug Bed ; a child can open it. All to be sold at lowest cash prices at Meyer, Arnold & Co.'s, Lim., 828 Liberty avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. HIRES' |[2sc" HIRES' IMPROVED c|tj! ROOT BEERiI. H COl'lll. HO BOIUHCOniTRAININO EASIL/MAOt fj | THIS PACKAGE MAKES FIVE CAILONS. ||j> MOOT BEER. rso most APPETIZING and WHOLESOME TEMPERANCE DRINK In the world. Lellcioun nnd Sparkling. TRY li. Ank your Druggist or Grocer for It. C. E. HIRES. PHILADELPHIA. OI.D FASHIONED WHISKEY YSVSDLJR HOUSE. No rectifying. No c onipoun- W>CAI4 ng. J ll ** 15. E. LIPPENCOTT. VV4. • ilr] Distiller and Dealer la VT^foiJuWv/I'< 11 K KYE WHISKY, XSCTY PITTSBURGH, l'A. WM. J. FRIDAY, senior member lute Schmidt A Friday. r Distiller & Jobber in FINE WHISKIES, and of , & CIGAHS, THOS, E, POLLARO niSTILI.SR. IMPOKTEK ANO JOBBER IN Fine Ky Whiskies, [trundles, (tins. Hums, Wines, Ac , Ac. tor. Penn and llth streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. orders by mall will n celve prompt attentlor. ALLEGHENY. sth A VS. HOTEL. MokEESPOKT, PA. GEO. M. ..EPPIO, . . Pro' iletor. First class accomodations to the rrvellnt pub lic. Terms tl.no to 13.00 per day. Bar attached RHTT PRQ w - G. Pendleoerry, son £ CO.. puAijJDno Manufacturers of Boilers, Chimneys and Breeching, office and Works, Mulberry street, Allegheny, Pa. THE CRANDALL, T K AUTOMATIC AND THE SHOKTHAND RITERS n - ' 49 Fl . rth * v TA. ASK YOUR GROCER - FOH ±3IJL~HJID'FZ KEYSTONECRACKERS, CAKFS AND CANDIES. None in the Market Equal Them. IVAII flfbf elajss (irocers have them lu stock. The Assam Tea Co., 4 051.lherty Ave., Pittsburgh, W ill send to your address-free of cbaigeon all orders amounting to $5 or more—and same to fce on approbation: 50c Tea at si cents. -5c coffee at at cents. 30b coffee at 26 cents. m^' r ur Ptlee list, we can furnish you with any goods In our line you may desire at reduced rates. NATIONAL LINIMENT RHEUMATISM. Bruises, swellings, sprains. Etc. sold by Drug gists. as cents a bottle. W, B. BENN Manafarlurer, Allegheny, Pa. * PAEK INSTITUTE 201 North avenue, Alle uh„Mi„„, ~r,... „ gheny. Buslnes training shorthand and I'ypctviitTng. students admitted at any time, soud for prospect us L. LL IJDEN. A. M., Principal, LG ALLEGHENY HAT 801 SE, No. no Federal street W \T.*k I NO STACKS JKTC? 04 '' 1 cheapest in the two ettles. ft BINDER TWINE. A. Hay Fork lloiie. Pulley Blocks. ,v<\, Ac,, BP/Manllla, sisal, and Ilerap Binder Twine a 9 specialty. IL OFHWHt A SONS, ism A 1303 penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, pa. •T. J. M'COHMICK, 101 A 630 SnililutelU street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Passengers booked to and from Europe by all lines, to Bermuda, cuba and o Lake Ports etc Money and packages sent to ail parts or Europe. HENRY WHEEI.EK'S RU oi.i> Ai i.utiiiKsv PAINT A AKTISTS' SI'PPLY S'liißK Of 39 West Diamond, removed to \o 87 tihlo St., Allegheny. ' till lines 111 every department at lowest market prices, tall and sec new tint of Henry Wheeler ,v son. JOHN K. FIIVE At il.. 32 AND 31 lUIIO STKEKTB, AI.I.BIIHEX V, Pf. Plows, Harrows. Feed outers. Grain Drills Fermilters. Farm Help. Wagons. Buggies Boat! carts. Agents for Peering's Harvester. • HAMMOCKS, Also Red, White, old Gold, and Green Hammock Twine. Fishing Lines, Hooks, Wholesale and Retail 11. GEItWIG A SONS, '■lol and 1808 Penn avenue, I ntsburgh, Pa. P AI. DIM \ EB. *'• L'ONTR.UTOK oj HEAVY STONE WOHK- Corner Charles and short sis., Allegheny, PA, rvcounty Bridges a specialty. corres pondence soliclclted. THE BE T CH AP Wall Paiw l L " o,ce Hne papera ' * 1 cLII Atv UC'l | >aU an(l tcc Thcm ttt Millers' i 513 smlthtleld street J. KERWIN M lU. Hit A Co. ' PITTSBURG, PA. Imoortant to Raiload Men! \ K. smith has been for forty-nine years road master on the Boston A Maine system, and Is now icsldlngat Great Falls, N. 11. He says track-, men, brakeinen, Bremen, engineers aud con ductors, as well as baggage masters and ex pressmen, are subject to kidney disease above all others. All, therefore, will he Interested In the statement of his experience. "I have used Brown's Sarsaparllla for kidney and liver troubles, and can truly say It lias done more for me than all the doctors I ever employed, and I have had occasion to require tlio services of the best physicians In the state. My wife also has been greatly benefitted by its use. A. E. SMITH, lioad Master B. A M. lb n."|| The kidneys have been labored bard all win ter, as the pores ot tbe skin taavo been closed, but now tbe springtime ha;' come, and they need some aid. May be you have . bat pain across the back; that tired feeling; those drawing down pains. If so, you can get Immediate relief by following the example ot Mr. smith and his wife, and use that never-falling and grand corrector or the kidneys, liver and blood, BROWN'S Sarsaparilla.
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