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RBIRIBClfi. PA.
f fill) A T JA7V. 29, 1886.
LOCAL AXD PERSONAL.
Here. There and the Other Place.
For fin grorerlMRo to the Sugar Bowl.
Xm1' dollars are now worth only seT-
..Dwelling houses for rent are scarce In
For the best floor In the markt go to
the Juer Dowl.
The Hrery horse will not be sorry when
t, mow (Trws.
Tre report of the County Auditors will
be Pnn.hp1 next week.
p1f frh nytrsand all kinds of canned
g.vvl. po In the Snaar Bowl.
The S Cloud Hotel. Philadelphia, was
dt'nycd by If on Monday night.
Mi('nra D. Scoby has been appointed
tP(,rgrpher of the Centre county courts.
(Vntre county nun owns a gander
hich hm rpsched the reneraole aire of 23
Hnnf Rpmedr Is purely vegetable, and
l9 m'lf err"1 tr al1 diseases of the kld-
-F.t- S'iprifT Jnh Hyan and wife, of
jnnr,af.-iwn. lost an Infant eon, Thomas
Frarc!'1. from croup on Monday last.
. (."psrfiold county farmer owns a hog
t-t weiahs l.C0 pounds, and he r!on'r.
t i i- v'i'pfst ennuch to butcher yet.
T'ip Jihntown assessors charged one
tiipi'.r-'"! il""sr apWe for their work, and
rn? dor'ni"n wants one hundred and fif-
Q.ii'i an PTtPnwivt" wwk rrctirrn at
fat fonprnsnirh on Tnsday lat. Several
far were srr.nshs'd np. No person was In
jure'! K Bncks rnuntv farmer Is th pof.seseor
nf t fnf wiiirh haa two heads. The animal
j !n a thriving condition, and ears with
Mb mou'hs.
-Mr Lemuel Dvls has purchased a My.
prT,thin Kan. MrKean county, end
rr,rpn-r!',ia rpmoving Ms family to that
tvi!"i ?r'v" 'n ,np nnT future.
rrnry Warrior, colored, aged CO, was
killed bv '"in on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, st Cslvrton. on Tuesday night.
jjp ;nn fiMipr of thirty three children.
Mr. P " fvps. of thi" place, has pur
,hd the farm of Mr. Joseph Trrrler. at
and, on th Creson A Coal port road,
a-1 rortrmplates laying It all ont In corner
Ma Mamie Jones, daughter of Mr.
Wm M .Tone, formerly of this place, was
irnrT'fl In AUecheny City, on Wednesday
0f !s wpk. to a ppntleman by the name of
H(r j.wpph Brown, of the livery firm of
Brown A Kimball, of this place, has bought
.-ut the iiitprn-t of Mr. Edward Kimball,
j I,-, ip future will conduct the business
'rr3 't
7hr V arif'P li'mora has been consii
csVj tr'arerii and is prlntpd with new j
rvr TM- i ratifying evidence of the j
rrnif...ruy i f the Democrat which it richly
A rr,v from Greenshurg visited this I
r-Vsnn UVi!neday last, for the purpose of j
Joining Mit a location for a brewery.
Wti,'t::pr fc found a place to suit uirn or noi
m failcit to learu.
A party of voung ladies from Gallitzln
cair:? HMipr In sVighs on Saturday last and
tof'k 'l;nnr at the 3'air House. After see
'ri tv.p -iit'its of our quiet but attractive
trwi. "i. v departed for home the same day.
lie
BLANKETS.
mm
BIG
BBAKCIES.
nolirlrl a mfveT?t0ry.0f stock' anJ in order t0 clear UP stocks we will
now offer some Great Bargains in Blankets. Our regular $3 Blanket at
$1.98 , our $5 Blanket at $4,121-2 ; our $3.50 Blanket at $2.75,
ana so on through the stock. Come and aavo mnnev.
O-ABLE &o 00.7 i
nuz ELEVENTH AVENUE, ALTOONA.
LADIES' COATS.
Newmarkets and Russian Circulars at $5, $6 and $8.50. Fine Broche Cloth Coats
at $8 ; worth $12. Plush Coats with Real Seal Loops and Fine Satin
Quilted Lining at $15 ; worth $22. Children's Coats at Reduced
Prices. Every garment we are offering is a Bargain.
TOE. IE"1- GABLE &c OO-.
1402 ELEVENTH AVENUE, ALTOONA.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING I
PREPARE FOR SPRING!
MIOJI USOW. j ROBBERY AT KOnERRF.T. I
Flmrr m j
.
--n.u, oouses in Ebensburg are in de
mand. A gentlemen from Armstrong
county came here on Tuesday last for the
purpose buying out Mr. M. Oatman. but ar
rived too late. Mr. Sheilda and Mr. Oatman
haying closed the bargain and sale a few
hours before his aarival.
-Mr. Richard L. Dayls. at his Boot and
fchoe store on Julian street, Is constantly re
eelying new and faahlonaolc goods In his
line. In order to make room for new goods,
he will, for a short time, dispose of a lot of
misses' and children's shoes at cost. Call
early and secure bargains.
The Ehensbarg A Cressson branch was
again snowed np on Saturday morning last
The crew started on their regular trln at
; 7:05 A. M.. but stuck this side of Bradley,
j The gravel train ran np to this place on Sun
j day, opening the road, and the train is now
malting Its regular trips.
Jesse n. Miller, a Bedford county man,
who served a term of four mon ths in the
county Jail In this place on the charge of
foreery. was released last Tuesday week,
lie was Immediately re-arrestd and taken
to Bedford and Jailed to await trial on an
other charge of foreery.
- On Monday last the Democrats of A I
toona nominated the followina ticket : For
Mayor. S. J. Breth ; for City Treasurer. W.
C. I,eet ; for School Directors. L. B. Ralf
snelder and W. S. Douglass. The ticket Is
aid to be a strong one, aud no doubts are
entertained of Its election.
A sleiehlng party from Snmmerhlll ! w,fn 'xeepflon of seven years, when he (
fctopped at the Mountain House, in this j rpslnl on his farm in Cambria township,
place, on Tuesday evening, and as the par- bont tw miles from town. Tie was es
ty had brought their own Music, It required I '',ro"' nd repecfed by the entire enmmu
but a short time until they were chasing the j nity- nl Wfts well known thronehout the
glowing hours with flying feet, and kept it i ponn'y. having, during his lifetinjp. filled
On Monday last at the shaft of Messrs.
Taylor A McCoy, about half a mile from
GalHtzin, while two young men named Mat
thew Hauser and Jacob (ianns were en
gaged in mining coal and were in a room
together, they were suddenly, without
warning, crushed by a fall of coal. They
were mining tinder the coal, and Oanns bad
Just reached back for a pick, when the
mass of coal fell, catching Hauser entirely
under It and partially catching Ganns, who
succeeded In getting ool and giving the
alarm to the other miners, who hurried to
the scene and quickly released nauser,
who was lying on one side with his bead
crushed In. and inst about expiring. Ills
body was taken to his boarding house.
Mine Inspecor Eyans, of Johnstown, was
notified of the accident, and visited the
mine, and he attributes it entirely to care
lessness, the two men having been warned
about an hour 1 revious to its occurrence of
thadanger of their method of mining. Haus
er was about twenty years of aee, a German
by birth, and a hsrd-wnrkine man, though
Items rnrahhcdBj OneWh Know
If w to Prrpare Ttiera.
Glasgow. January 26, 1886.
Dear Freeman : The "kiog blizzard"
which struck ns about two weeks ago so In
delibly impressed Itself upon our memory
that it will not soon fade from our fond rec
ollection. Onr public highways were blockaded by
huge drifts of snow whose culminating
peaks towered high above the fence-tops.
Travel was suspended. Egress or ingress
by any means was impossible for a few days,
and we were an effectually snowbound
people.
To add to the gloominess of the winter
scene, the tbeimometer fell away down to
22. while the byperian blasts sent their
merciless messenger into the homes of the
distressed, painting the sorrowful picture
cf desolation in its superlatiye shades.
But now a more cheerful aspect rules.
. r & i . .
somewhat careless and reckless m his work, i uur. "'""'"Rniares are open, uiefls line the
l'"" i nniir' iijc mrrry fieiKn oens aaa a
5"iri or Fx-Jnir R
3. I.loyd
Kx-Assoclatc Judge Hoes J. Lloyd died
' at his residence in this place, on Saturday
afternoon last. The deceased was born In
this place on the 23d of July, 1820, In the
fame hons In which he died, and was at the
time of his death In the fi6th ypar of his age.
Vciv Ad rrrtiscmen ts.
feature of merriment and throw a pleasing
and Joyful air over the late chilling winter
scene.
Cholera invaded the ranks of Mr. Kuhn's
6wine and claimed a couple of them as Its
victims.
We are pleased to note the fact that Mr.
A Frmer Kealdent of thin
IIeTj- f .4aer.
The ticket office of the Baltimore A Ohio
Railroad Company at Somerset was entered
on Monday night or Tuesday morning by
burglars, who succeeded In gaining an en
trance by forcing the lock on a side door to
the office.
They drilled two holes throught the door
of the safe into the lock, and inserted suffi
cient powder to blow off the door, when they
had access to the contents, consisting of
railroad tickets, papers, Ac. They then
rifled two Urge trunks, one of them belong
ing to Mr. Thomas C. Shoemaker, of this
place, who had left it there the evening
previous, intending to take It with him on
the train the next morning ; he having set
tled np the business of the Messrs. T. & P.
Collins at that placfr, and was removing to
Mahai oy. Schuylkill county, where they
have a railroad contract to complete. From
his trunk the burglars took a new suit of
clothes, a large gold ring with a black set
mounted with the letter S, a diamond
shirt stud worth about f2O0, and a collection
of odd and rare coins that Mr. Shoemaker j
had gathered up, worth about fifty dollars. I
The other trunk belonged to a Baltimore,
shoe drummer, and contained a collection nf
sample sho?s, to which the burglars helped j
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20th, 1886,
t 1 oVlorb, p. m ,
th v.'Ihli??. Jsrr.l,be' w.l Mtnte. of which
Michael T. Bra.lley. died, felrcd, to wit
lstuy. county of Cambria. Irontinir on a tret
and eifcD.iin, b.ick to an alleT, .d'olEC loof
lot on the s.mth wen. hiving thereon erected a
two otory Plamc Uorsa .cru Stablb.
Terms or Sale Ten nor iwnr f iv . .
money to he paid on d: or .le': the remainder
tntereat, to
ment bonds
MU'HAKL HKADLET,
txocutor ol Michael C. Bradley, d c'd
Jan. 22. ls.st.
THAT OUR
$$MWC STOCK FOfc OtOTHttJO
WIII BE COMPLETE BY
PEBRUARX lOth.
money to he paid on dav or ante : the re
in two equal annual payments, with lnt
be aeenred hy the m mggt and judicmei
of the j)iinhMfer.
JfAMOUS SUMMER RESORT
-AT-
tip until some time In the morning
One day last week Joslah Oramliling,
of Adams townshin. this county, w.i? haul
ing logs when one of his horses got a foot
fastened between two roots. Mr. Gramb
Hngprocured an axe to cut a way the roots and
while thus engaged made a misstroke and
cut the horse!-foot nearly off. The. animal
had to be killed.
There la a enrions warm annt nn tha
! farm of David Kemerer, near Davldsvllle,
, Somerset county. In the morning there is
! seen a smoke-like vapor rising from the !
; ground, and all day there is a constant
; draught of warm air rising from the place. '
The snow is melted away for a rod in ov-ry
, direction from the place, and gras and
! green weeds are seen 1'istead.
I A. grent many pt oplp are taking art van- J
j tage of the good sleighing and during the
I pnst wek thpre ha9 not been a day In which !
several patties were not visiting this place
I It is also a fact worth t.oticing that a great j
j many visitors eo daily to John Owens store j
j on Hieh sfret to purchase their dry goods, j
drss goods, boots and shoes, groceries and
I provisions, where they got them at the low-
j est prices. j
j The strike of the Hungarian coke work- ;
era at Mt. Flessant and at several ether
TTT H".. 1 1 a i . . .
ne lived in this place during his entire life. I A " "' ... D6re' " 'Dle
was visible on our streets the other day.
Mrs. Fry is also recovering from her pro
tracted siege of sickness.
Candidates for municipal honors at the
coming spring election are budding.
A lady of this town is cultivating a mini
ature crop of corn. This is a little out of
season for that crop, but, neyerheiess, it Is
In a thrifty condition, and if Jack Frost
don't get his work in, there promises lo be
a prolific yield.
An auction is now In full blast In this
place. The goods belong to Mr. Wm. Da
vid, of Janesville, while Mr. Wm. Smith Is
the man who performs the duty of crier
with much grace and exactness.
A V. J - . rr . .
" i xutks, aoont twelve in nam-
several public positions with credit and
fidelity. Deceased was elected Treasurer of
Cambria county in 1 RT1 and served during
the years 18C2-3, and also filled the position
of Deputy Sheriff undor Sheriff Dorbin dar
ing a period of two years, after which, In
1W, he was elected County Auditor, serv
ing one term. Some time during the Ad
ministration of Trpsldprt Johnson Mr.
Lloyd was appointed postmaster at this
plase and served until the expiration of Mr.
Johnson's trm. In 1 871 he was elected
Associate Judge, which position he occupied
for a term of five years. Ho was kind, ge
nial and social In his disposition, honest in
his dealings, and was a rood husband and a
kind parent. lie leaves a wife and seven
children, three sons and four daughters, to
mourn his loss. The only married daughter j
Is the wife of Mr. Milton Brown, nf this ,
place.
themselves liberally. Thev then securer! I jL LJ XJ J , I I j f I . M
hand cur nnd can-.n c witMn aKn.it- thirf..nn '
j miles of Johnstown, where they threw it '
uvrr me rmuauBtneni, ana went to a nouse i
near by and wanted to eet In to warm up, I
but were refused admltianoe. There were j
three men in the party at the Louse '
Constades Waters and Varner, of Johns
town, received the news of the robbery by
telegraph, and started in that direction on
the lookout for them. When about four
miles from Johnstown they passed three men
riding on a farmer's sled. They stopped the
slej, when one of the men pulled a revolver
and the officer did the same, but before
either of them fired one of the other two
T"n 'KnJ- HOTEI-. "itnated at Summ.t-
UT HOtSE. which ha. been for years a favorite
Summer Resort, will he off-red at Public Sale on
the premises, on
Thursday, February 18, 1886,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, T. M.
This Hotel Is about one ml) from the famous
Kallroad. and is at the Terr snmmlt ol the Alle
tfheny Mountains. convenient of aeeess, with pnre
Mountain Air. ard Is and has been .
tum at hit- arner, tne Dan striking him on j rTi m i ; .'-"r"" 1,1,1 ut kound.
the arm. Offlicers Varner and Waters ctan- r.Ul. 1" '"""'"unifs are included.
pieu wun one or me norglars
Persona nrnrvs i ... .. .
Pled With one of the hnrcrlar and secure i th r,,.!... ' " PPiym on
him. while the other two made off. They ( ue house and aVnds. " Ulrouf h
brOUOht. thlr nrinnpr tA .Tnhnann V n m TKRMS One-fourth In hqn .
he was recognized as a notorious tramp I I, 11 nn"1 payment, to be properly se
known as "Shenandoah Red." Officer ! eared by moment note of purchaser.
Varner's wound is a severe .me, though not I Appn.Wa . wr-nT."". t - -
dangerous, the bore havine een sllchtlv I iIAJNa WIRTSALE
injured.
r. S. Since the above was put in type we 1
have learned that three more of the burg-:
lars were captured on Tuesday nleht. In a
barn near South Fork, by an officer from
Altooua and Mr. Jack Watkins, of Johns- !
town. Part of the plunder was recovered, j
ALFRED E. GOETZ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Eleventh Avenue - Alloona, Penn'a.
Hardware Jjardware !
IMPORTANT TO CITIZENS OW EB
T?,lSr9BtJrJO AND VICINITY.
OF-
AX ACT
Der, with four bears, encamped neat this i
place an last Sunday. Quite a large crowd ! T r'aniHt nefanitina: Ta Collector.
Jndge ll-rry White Arroated),
visited them at their encampment. They
were a terribly filthy and woe-begone look
ing set; while they are brazen enough to '
face a northeastern storm and never wink. I
Quite an interesting and largely attended I
revival meeting is now being held In the
, Lutheran church at this place. Rev. Kreid
. er, minister in charge, is noted for his pul- !
ValtiableReal Estate
j TY vlrtne of an order or the f )rphans Court of
! , . 'ountv. the undf rlned, Tmtee
, to sell the Heal Ktate of John Smsv. under pro
reodings In Partition, will expose to sale at p-ib-llc
outcry, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1886.
AT 'I O'CLOCK, r. J..
The followlnic described property. In Crevle town
ship, Cambria county :
Bounded on the north by lands of .Jacob Smay
and ceorte SkH v on the Act ia -. - i i...
1.-11 . i "if -"J "-" -"n- i
. V J . V t ivnepper. on :ne south by
of Joseph fekelly and Charles Dlimond. c
ands
on the
i pit eloquence. &8 Well as nract.ical rliaontircia
The bit'er nnd nr.eemly controversy He is a gentleman in all that the name im
which has been goins on for severs! months plies, and is greatly reacted and esteemed
ri in-uana, dpi ore a commissioner appoint- py all.
r. A V. . . . 1. 1 1 . I . t 1 T T I
r-n iij ii- . ouri. :i'iwpfcn jnaea iiarry
White and his orother. . M. White, in re
gard to the validity of the will of their
mother, the widow of the late Judce Thos.
-an now 'ravel entirely sheltered from the:
. tT 1 - . . a
points in that vicinity still continues, with ! ""'- vsternay weeK oy
occasional riotus conduct, and not Infre- tne "'' Ju'lR'1 Harry Whit for forgery
quentlj personal assaults upon indiv-duals on tn" Thomas White, a son
Father vnite. 1 ne iniormarion cnarges
junee mre witn altering, cnanging ana
falsifying a certain paper on file in the Or-
about a compromise between the nimgan- . . . , . "
who re obnoxious to tha jtr.k'r.
i l-anif-Art'o net fnvprf1 filplffh has
p;aced on tne road between this place L"'bing. a wel! known Catholic priest, is
rirrrn!tMn. hv Mr. P. F. Brown. thelMert,n7 himself to the utmost to bring
r-rprVtjr of the hack line, and passengers !
The district institute held near this Tlee
j at the No. 2. school house on last Saturday
ns compiere suceesss In every respect.
I i ne attendance, the interest and the exer
cipes were an that could be desired. The
occasion was enlivened with vocal and in
strumental music.
Reade township has at least one chronic
antl progressive school man. This roan(?)
saliles out when occasion offers to urtnra.
Sec. 1. That if any person charged with
the collection, eafe-heepine, or trausfer of
any State, county, township, school, city,
borough or municipal taxes, under any law
or laws of this Cotumonweaith, shall convert
or appropriate the moneys so collected, or
anv Dart thereof. t.n hi nam nu in on..
way whatever, or shall use by way of ic- I wen hy lltn,i ot Poter .Meciarren. containing
vestment in any kind of property or mer- Eighty-Six Arret and (hie Hundred and IhirT-iii
chandise any portion of the monev so col- j n l , 1119 ""W11"
lected by him from such tux or taxes, and rerrDM, More er lest,
shall prove a defaulter or fail to pay over 1 'Terms of Salk tine half ot the purchs.e mo
ttle same or any part thereof at the time Or i B'y l fnfirmat.'on of the sale, and the re-
tim- place, or places require! by ' n,n.l"J? "H -ve"'' thereafter, witn interest,
LuTnoarSdnrJ0Dcrrr 11 ,
autnorizd to demand or receive the same, ! .tohn hokakapuh Trusts
every such act shall be deemed and adjudged ! r"y' township. Jan. 2i isss 3t. '
an emoescziement or so much of sai.l money
E TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IX-
forming the people of Ebensburg and vicinity, that vre have
opened out in the Tudor building on High street, a new, large rd d
complete stock of hardware of every description,
lMECTTAXICS' TOOLS. nriLDF.ns' HA KDM'A KK.
tr FA RM1MPLEME.YTS, FORKS, SJ'ADFS. ULAC
&rMITH TOOLS, HORSE SHOES, HARROW FIX
WXAILS OF ALL KIXDSBAR IROX and STEEL,
HOUSE FUIiXISTIIXG GOODS, RE-
tSTOLVERS. CVTLKltV. OCXS, SHELLS.
t& CARTRIDGES. TJiVXES, CORDAGE, ETC.
Referring to the above, we respectfully ask the citizens of Ebens-
burg and surrounding country for a share of their patronage. We
have been regularly trained in the hardware business, have bought
our goods for cash and believe we can offer great inducements to
those who desire to purchase.
E. BUTTON & SON.
EBF.SfBURfl, April 3, 18&3.
CARL RiviiNrmrs,
PRACTICAL
. j as shall be thus taken, converted, appropria- i A UDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat
. i ted, embezzled. Invested, ued, ot unac- . ter of the rule to snow causa why an order
, counted for, which is hereby declared a mis- ' ",e shn!t not be a-rsnted to Samuel tuark.
v vii'ii (t iirisuui . k
demeanor.
whatsoever aiding, or abettiiig. or beinc in
any way aecessnty to such act, and being
thereof convicted, shall be sentenced to an
imprisonment not exceeding five years, or
to pay a fine not exceedintt five thousand
oannrs, or both, at
Execntnr of Sarah Uannata Brown, deceased, lor
! rrrH.
-On Tnssdav last Martin Flaherty, a
.borer Cio had been employed on the Cres-
n a- i Oalport rrllroad, and had left with
'.be Intention of goina to Lloydsyille, was
jt-jrlt hv Fit Line at Kittannlng Point and
Ir.s'ar-t'y killed.
-yr.. Dufton A loo have Just received j
i! rb" r hardware store in this place, a lot of
rv-1? that they purchased at auction, and
:r;y will give their customers some rare
bavair. in t'jat line of troods. Call and
we f.ir your-elves.
-Tbe aessmcnts for Cambria county for
T- ih year root np M.412, 253.00, wlth
"cint'ne Allegheny township and Lo
:f b-roiig':. Thoe two districts have not
:-r";ed hy the Commissioners and are
f-.tel np yet.
-On Tt.i1r.e.(lsy fif last week Mrs. Wal
tn. of Mr. Oeorae Walters, lately
cf White township, died at her
b nf heart dieae. She was eighty
ff age, and her husband had died just
t-r.y r!ay previous.
-I.s'Vrs await the following named per
" : F. jenshurg postoffice : Mrs.
M.:y I)f . fwest), Mis Daisy Lloyd, Miss
Aiaxs. Simon Weakland, Mr.
?.:' Career. Mr. Howard W. Davis, Mr.
l'.r.-e. D.iri Bracken.
-Aver' Pi!U cure constipation, improve
sr;?'iv, promote dlaestion, xestore
'by s t on, and regulate every function
Tb r Vacant to take, gentle in their
n yt thorough, searching, and
'a:tv.; 'n "ubluing disease. i
-Wnmtr, everywhere using and rec-c-ro-1'rZ
pRrtrr.a -rcrijC because they
biw ivnd from experience that It spe-
4..y nterenrnes despondency. Indigestion,
r b or weakness in the back or kidneys,!
"i ctber troubles peculiar to the sex. ;
Court convened on Monday afternoon, ;
p '.be S..rr.f-rset Ilernld, with Judge John-
r. . r.f f'an-iSria county, presiding. Cour-
1 -' : ,.:itp, prompt and firm, Judge John-
J' !i w!nr.Ir,g golden encomiums from ,
- of t!.e bar, urors and suitors.
-Vr VViuiam C. Shields, of Saltsburg, j
-.- ir 'mntj, on Tuesday last purchased j
'xre room and dwelliag house from Mr. j
l- Ov.n,an, of this place, and also his
' a ijneral store st that wel! known
ans and their employers, with, as I reported
a fair prospect of success.
A young lady named Miss Rler and her
escort, Mr. Marshall, wpre members of a
skating party on the Youahioeheny river,
near Dawson, last. Wednesday wek. Miss
Riser, while skating alone, fell into an a;r
hole. Her cries brought Mr. Marshall to
the rescue, but the ice also broke under him
and though he seized her and made valiant
efforts to escape, the; Ice kept breaking nn
manded a preliminary hearing, which was
; granted, and the time fixed for to morrow.
We know nothing about the facts in the
case and therefore express no opinion. The
controveisy throuebom is a most disgraceful
one to all the parties engaged in it, and with
the exercise of ordinary prudence and dis
cretion could easily have been avoided. At
least that is our opinion.
tional m eetings. There you will find him I Court!' " "" 0,scren " tlJ0
bobbing up serenely" with his old foey
Ideas of when he was a boy. He imagines
niai i nese meetings are Just the place for
, mm to get a "whet," a he terms it, to ven-
( mate the corroded cobwebs of ianorance,
( which mystify and becloud his vision of im
provement. This -brake" on Improvement
' is a roars (and hn is of a fiery color) In the
; planetary world of ignorance. Some years
, ago ne was playing the part of a superin
Approved by the Governor 3d day of June
A. D., 18S5. Robert E. Pattiso.
Fltcnslre Improvement a.
der their combined weiaht until he was ex- I
kausted, when both were swept nnder the Mr. George V. Seng, proprietor of
Ice by the strong current. Frmklin flouse, on Seventeenth street.
the
Al
tendent in a Sabbath school, anri Ba . n.i. Pver,
rer or course, knott
made clear as mud
A Tain Able ?Vew Rook.
The book buyer, in these davs of books
without number, finds the closest discrimi
nation necessary if he would make profitable
purchases. Much tnat is written is utterly
worthless. More is flat, stale and unproht-
lilt;.
evei
; nnvina; noen appointed A ad i tor bv the Or
I phaus' Court of Cambria Coontv to inrestlu-ate
; the facts of the case, to ascenaiu'the amount of
lenal claims nirainst satd ef.-te. and lo report
iion the expediency of (crantlng- the application
notice Is hereby nivon that I will sit at mv office
: on Turtday. Frbruartj f, lH-iS. at ten oVlotk, a
m.. to discharge the daifea of said appointment
; at which tfni and place all persons interested'
raav attend if they see proper.
r M. . KITTEM.. And!tor.
r.tiehburjf. Pa., Jan. W, 1S6.-C.
-AND DEALKR IX-
A UDITOR'S -QTI''E. In tbe mat
ttr of the first and nmil account o( F .T
I ;irrtsh. Ailmlnlsrrntor, kc, of the Estate or Wm'
) Ffrlen, late ol (f:tllitrin br, nh deceased.
1 tie nnjcisiuned havln,r been at-oointe-t nrti.
tor bv the Orphans' Court of Camhrla tlounty,
I'h., to make distribution ol the fund In the hand
terof course, knottv nointa nf thpni-..- 1 "a tnt can be heartily recommended on
; . . " r "'r-j i account of their intrinsic Daliia Tt.
( - - - - ' 1 - i no urs t
Among the teaps of rubbish that come ' wfV'J,r ".Ta,m?; e " h?r'.h.y KiTLn ,hst 1
V week to fbA oritioa fnr ' w " ,f at Arbitration Koom, In Court House. In
. f-.,- h - for rev ew. how- Khenshnrir. Cambria coontv. Fa., on fn,f r
, a few are deserving of lasting prai?e, f rbnwry n. at tr o'clocfI a. x.. It said
Uennil Ions Were Diren irnrpwritai;.!! nt thij cria,. .i... , r ...
.tc. un one occasion he gave the Sahhath i ture it has been our nleasure to rsri rr
.... 1 . !i(hnnl AnmhAaail ii .. ' a lonff timst i- j. hn.ib nntitlaH nrn.rtt.
-Thnmi. ninh.m Mm in n.rrtuK..e , toona, nas mane extensive cnanges ana im- : - " u.OTU, i mush pnpns, tn i ,K xs' - """ib "x
on Sunday last, aged 75 years. He was one i'emenw in tnat pnpuiar nosxierie s.nce - Cr : uraer le
of several brothers who. after the old Port- ' e k cf,are of il- first Put evevy Trt j f mtomenM mass of the Eternal De-
in ine umir in nrsi-ciass oraer, insnnnir ins ' '"J nine IOIR3 sicnrl.
ana tbe
day, to discharge 'he duties of tny appolnlment.
"in iiere an persons interested tnav at
tend, or be forever debarred roni cotulne In on
sal I fund. H. H. MYfcKS, Auditor,
toensbnrg. Pa., Jan. , lSe.-3t.
Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY,
Silverware, Mnsical Instrnmaiits
AXD
Optical Goods.
Sole Agent
-FOK VHl
ace Riilroad was completed, eab'lshed a
transportation line between Phi'adc'phla
and Pittsburg, which was abandoned when
the State sold the canal to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. Mr. Bincham attended
to the business of the firm at Ilollidaysburg
and w.is well known bore. In lrtfu he went
to narrisbnre and from that time nntil his
death was Superintendent of Adams Ex-
; comfort of his guests, and now he has just
i erected In the rear of the hotel a fine large
stable, in which twenty-four horses cn be
provided with comfortable quarters, II tie K
' sters and farmers will find at this excellent
! hotel every convenience thev could wish for.
Parties taking loaded wagons to the Frank
lin Flouse need not unload them at night, as
there is a large closed up yard to drive Into.
press c ompany In tbat city. He was a Mr. Seng's facilities should result in making
man of the highest character and had hosts ; ni3 hostlerle very popular with farmers and
of friends. ' huckster, to whom he offers special rates,
The Tyrone correspondent of the Al- as follows : Supper, lodging and breakfast,
toona rfmej eays that ten anonymous let- ! and hay for two horses, for the small sura of
ters to married momen were dropped Into) yi.no ; dinner. 33 cts. Our readers should
the postofflce In that place on SunJay last, Deflr this In mind.
atiuits shuddered at this terrib'e
monstrosity of human intelligence ; hut
they rever digested, Tor it remaineth
where it lodged to this diy. X.
Hemlock Items.
Carl, a on of Mr. Joshua Anrandt, of
Lilly, met with a yery severe accident In
the mines of W. IT. Piper & Co. on Thurs
day of last week. A quantity of rock and
slate felljupon him, breaking the large bone
of the leg near the ankle, besides Iniurinir
. mr j.mii ; so mat ne ts nuely to be perma
j nently crippled. Carl ia a bright bov ahmit.
firteen years of aire, and in his mlsfortue has i
I the sympathy of all.
i Mrs. Margaret Eamrick is seriously 111; she !
i is sunering from congestion of the Junes.
and asks, "Is there no way to put a stop to
; this disgraceful and demoralizing proced
J ure?" There is a plain and very simple
. remedy. Let all the married women in Ty-
' rone refuse to lift all letters addressed
I them bearing the Tyrone postofflce stam
and the hlackonards who are
. . ... . . , . ..... ' i nroviniz the time : that is those
letters to mem win stop tne uusines-s nunn : - ------ on hi, i, .. orates ana tne
i inn. .a th. -nmen lake the letter, out of Worses and slelchs.. Times are brightening . ODnis.eP8' whin very sore for , Uostettefs Stoma
f,-sR-w.th-m oo r- : np a utile in our village, there are tbree
I ill VUIt.0 llir UIi If ttiii n "ii' rV ' ' '-' ' "
fharn trv thin nlnn nnil tPV will Pft hOW
nicely it will work. i ,n1 employment to a good many men
tt r. ; srrie reason one pf the mines is idle.
i tic nuur vumuiinc uii i cumuu.i i
From Nonntnln Iale.
Editor Freeman : As the correspond
t en-e from this place seems to be very limit- , " """D "', tne genial ana
in i ed I thoucht I wonld write yon a letter. The PmPr'etr ot me Kush House, left on Sun-
: . . ... ........ . 1 daV lnt. for 'Pbilololr.hl. TT . ,rr,,..
.rMroair.T sieipoinir is spienaio, ina me people are im- - . nura in iriu s
ayside. or Secrets of Success." It
author, Mrs. D. C Haight, of Osweco, has
done a vast amount of painstaking work in
selecting the best that ha been written on
the subjects the book cov?rs. and has pre
seated it to the reader in a remarkably cl.-ar '
ftj h. The work of winnowing Is cmplete
and the man who has hut little time fur ;
re.vlipg may here find the best in the most
compact and intellicible shape. A wide
rriig- of suhjects are treated iu short esays ,
of about the right length to be rrad at ore
sitting. Life and death, man, childhood,
youth and manhood, woman. Joye. home
life, boys, associates, sowing wild oats, so- '
clety, beauty, business, success, and a hun- '
dred other topics nf like nature ate taken I
up. Many of these treatises are from ot- I
scure writers, but are none the less valuable '
lor that. The book fills a unique place in
the woild of letters, and would be a valua- j
ble gift to a friend. j
Agents wanted in every district in Cam- I
bria and adjoining counties. Parties wno i
will canvass closely win be giveu choice of
territory and special rates. Address A D '
Crif.te, Munster. lambtia county, Pa. ' :
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The partnership ol Asa H. Fi.-ke and .lohn
H. FlsWe. trading as A. H. Kike & C..., at Klske
f. O., White township, t'umbrla county. Pa has
been dissolved by the death ol said Ass H. Nke
The business will be mntina.-J bv John H. Kiske
at the same place, nnder t'.e nam'e n 1 stvleof a'
H. Fi"ke k Co. Notleo is herc.iv given to all per
sons Indebted to the old firm of A. H. Klske fc Co.
t make puyicent without delay to the under
signed, an.' those hvtns olaf ir.i rtirafn?t sal - Brm
will pr'-S'-nt tliom to JOHN H. FIKK.
FisKe V. O.. Cambria Uo., Pa., Jin. W,ls86.-St.
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHB8.
Columbia and Fredonia Watches
In Key and "Stem Winders.
Mr. George Brant, the genial and popular i x Boon That Sk-lenro Man ra furred
lias been fraught with greater blessings
than that which has accrnrl to r.h ir.hKi
I Aba huinU.I . - i tantSOfmalftrialrirltcr. v.Mnn . T i
who have : n operation perrormed : i, ; t- f . u io uui
AIMIN'ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of Admln'rrUlon upon the estate
ol Ai H. Fi?kc. l:ite r f White township. Cambria
eounty, I'a.. deceased. Iiavlnir boon granted to the
undcrs iiftied. notloe Is hereby srlven to all persons
Indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those havlnic claims or demands to
present them pr.iperly anthentlcated lor settle
ment. JOHN H. FIKE, Administrator,
Fl?ke P. O , Jan. 29, 186.-t.
AD M I NISTR A TO I? S N( )TICE. "
Estate or TIT. W. A. Barsbtt, dee'd.
Letters of Administration on the estate ol fir.
W. A. Harnett, late of Croyle tnwashlp, deceased,
havinir been itrnntcd to the undersigned, notice
Is hereby (riven to those ltdebted to the laid
estate to make payment withoot delay, and
those hairlni? claims avainst the same mast pre
sent them properlv authenticated for settlement.
.1. T. IiiN(t. Administrator.
Suromerlilll, Crovle Two.. Icc. 18, lS-i.-flt.
LAIlGE SELECTION of ALL KIND.s
of JEWELRT always on hand.
S- Mv line of Jewelry is unsurpassed.
Come and see foryoursf If before purchas
elswhere. t3? ALL WOHK OCAKAKTEKD
CARL ElVINIUS.
Ehensturg. Nov. 11, lS-c. -tf.
FOR SALE.
Two Talnable toa
several years.
mines running, making good time, and giv- ! 1 np sleighing is excellent, and lots of par-
For UM "re or th roads ; however no foreign
It is ' Property has round Its way into our midst
Monday last added an amendment to the
Mexican Pension bill, Introduced Into the
rumored that it is about to change owners, ' ""? we. i, since we won t say when.
but as for that I cannot say. Our village j
i.c onlit-anAd on Trirlav laat Hty tha anriAor.
House by Mr. Woolford. and directed the ' ; . sfrolliniT of 1?VDsies Rnd four
bears. They claimed to be Turks, but I
C.
-u oiaws ana tne 1 ropics from the use of Two Talaable town lots. 1K by -joo feet, sit-
Liusiener a Stomach U tters. Ths. prnori- "ate in lretto. Pa.. In a rery desirable location
ence of manr ream r.ua i.i j 1 for business aid haTlnir theron a irooil dwelllnr
onstated the ineffieifiiov nf r.ir,i., 1., I.u . house, storeroom, stable and oiher outbuildinua.
er rirn t errtl?.?,.. y ""i?6 8nd ,h' ' '"ftotber with a number ot Kood bearing apple
er drugs to effMltually combat tbe progress . t'ees, well of eood water and cistrrn. all ol which
or intermittent, congestive and bilious re- "re ln ftood condition, win be sold at a very low
tnineni revers, while on the oher hand it nure- taT terms, etc., anpiv. on the premises,
has been no less clearly shown that th '.. to . J AMKs o-iicnNela,.
report of the bill to the House. As agreed
' th'tih thev were mithiriff but CaiiAdlan Tn
Secretary of the Interior to place upon the j . . th th . .
pension rolls, at the rate of I S per month,
! the names of all surviving rfficers, soldiere,
; and sailors who served in the Mexican war
' for any period during the years 1P4.1.
I 1846, 1847 and 18IS, or their surviving
widows. Secondary evidence of an bonora-
t. ! ble discharge may be received in case of the
v ' -( P'lfl.s of the Ebensburg High of the offl(la) ooclinirnt or )e pr00f of
V Pl'l2!3 rit1e to Jonnstown on : receipt of a land warrant lawfullv procured
"r .y ' ,e&T,tJthl, abont 8 A. ghal, be 3Dfficir,nl evidence of an honorable
'-.uiuuig annnt m on gnt. idpt i x- i..- k., ..i, . i
ii I sr i in I Lrr i. m.iiiit-i vitiiii.-ic t.ii vi. m . .......
Iron works and the , ,:.:.... . i rn.,..A .h it Ha en-
works and were highly pleased n,, ... i,. s t,a cf
! William Bouncer, an aged citizen of
Johnstown, diid last week at the residence
of his son. Perry C Dolsiuger. In that placn.
The deceased whs horn in Fayette county,
in 180S, and parsed the e arly years of his hfo
there. He learred the carpentering trade
and followed that occupation until 18."3,
when he was appointed wood Inspector on
the old Portage Railroad, between Johns-
; California, and beg their living where they
i ro. Th'-re has been no one married here
' lately, but there are some would like to be;
i if they l ad the means to get the license,
: but they are stuck there. More anon,
j A Readkr.
I Fathrrof Dlsrases.
An Important Discovery.
The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to tbe greatest I ,iver and bowls,
number. fcr. King's New Discovery ror I renal inactivity.
Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, will pre- j remedy. Appef
serve the health and save life, and is a
priceless boon to tbe offlicted. Not only
does it poitiv.ly cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma, Uoarse
ness. and all affections of the Throat, Chest,
and Lungs, yield at once to 'lta wonderful
curative powers- If vou doubt this, get a
Trirl Bottle Free, at E. James' Drug store.
; "i i:,e r.amnria
:r trip
r , klKjW of a yun8 editor who Uvea
''iand milea fr0m this place who Is
'7 Iu lie aff.icted with paralysis of tbe
T." Tti5 w? told, will surely be
'"'Jt. I f the rron to whom he present-
n ' " ..-7 1V' Lllll'C 111 1113
Mng n i urn vMm. .f vr 7 ii i t-. -
Constipation has been sailed the father of kPr. rfocp.spri.'nieri hpr t . ,n ' .".
township, on Wednesday morning of lat
wet-B, agen aoout m years. Oeo-aseri waa
once.
-Ths
Jonea Rrnthera i.t P.oar.n hUra
fw.,n hT, P!sced us under obligation
n(1 tt,ctive calendar for the , the former place.
w'fypr Tfle Jnes Bros, are one of ; 1803. bat returne
jsrift en'erpr!slna business firms. and waa emDlovi
diseases, therefore it should not be regarded
as a trifling ailment. It is quite as necessa
ry to remove impure accumulations from
the bowels as it ie to eat or sleep, and no
health can be expected where a costive hab
it of body prevails. Take a half table
spoon fa! of Simmons Liver Regulator after
each meal, the bowels wiil be gently moved
withont griping r nau-ea as naturally as if
no medicine had ben taken. Regularity in
taking the medicine daily will toon effect a
permanent cure.
town and TIoliidav-burg. with residence at
He moved to Illinois in by accident a inn awnnuws a poison
ned to Johnstown In ibo, now iriuiuciicu no mr, uuwo bum
an. a : ,i . t ...... .j i. ino i a m nrm I run u im bic jcinuvnu -.i . . ' w
i. j - . in Tiiii;5inir iiunnim inuin, kiiu was euiuiiijru uj v------
i I w,r: V. i. . . . .... , t . ... i i.i. .-..n,t tarm ths nisiisnffsr hurrlM 1. n .
uu'. cere are g:ad to hear of Camoanv until 1884. when railing ucuu Srawn.ii .".-- r- ,
pr W.s. ; compelled him to retire from the active du- ! Hie doctor, i et tuu or excel ent people
iMvim, of stronustowo, Indiana I tie of life. Sioce then he and his aged wife are .lowly dy ng of po.sonous elements in
"Mr Dr. Zimmerman, of tils pace! made their home with the family of their their blood. The ' hve wino-ed
for the purchase by the for. i son Terry. His wife, four sons and me J e, o .c . " -
fe latter'. , : k... t.. t.;m Tl.a .uns are Peirv Z alls Ol no uuiy.
0''-. The sale ha nor t, h..n t!.- nf Jnhmtiiwn r Benljmln. of Altooua ; fact
. Jt tve i.n't-r,an'l ; a fr.lt
Do you understand this
If so vou wiil be (Jad to learn that
Dr. Kenre-'y's F"R- :.::'e r.-w.-ry curt I'ver
r rriDM":;:.
years.
a true Christian, and before her death re
ceived all the consolations of the Catholic
Church, of which she was a devoted mem
ber. Hrr remains were inierred at Carroll
town on Friday. May she rest in peace.
ui imp timers, a medicine congenial to the
frailestconstitution.and derived from purely '
botanic sources, affords a reliable safeguard '
against malarial disease, and arrest it when
developed. Fot disorders of th atnmaoh
for general debility and .'
it is also a most efficient i
te and Stpen ara Imnri.tra i
by it. It expels rheumatic humors from the j
blood, and enriches a circulation impover '
Ished by mal-assimilation. j
Ioretto, Jan. 8. lSfl.-tf
NOTICE. Having sold ont my slotf,
in Kbenshnrit, and am retlrlnir Irora the
mercantile business, all persons Indebted to me
are hereby notified to call and settle without de
lay. All accounts remaining unsettled alter the
loth of February next will be left with an officer
for collection. M. L. OATMAN.
KbensburK, Jan. 27, 1S88.
"IITAKTUP-Ladies and frentlemen In city or
it country to take llfrbt work at their own
"Hen's HsKailne.
day cm be easily ma
no canvussimr. we have
tu havT. e"e1 the February number "Kompat
of this well known publication. One of the i nati, oiJi,
oldest monthlies in thri country, now in its ! - - - -
' homes. A3 to 94
work sent mail
I . . . ... ...
(th stamp. CHOW
, 294 Tine sl., t Inrln.
It gives a liberal instalment of that interest
nig okhiai, otory ror the Ladiesi The Gil
berts; or. A Double Mistake, together with
a large and miscellaneous assortment of
complete stories by the best authors for all
members of the funny. Making it essen
tially, as it claims to be, a Family Mwa
T.pK Clean and Bright, bnbscupt ion price
Pain and Dread attend tbe use or most i Publisher, Boston. Mss. Balloo'a MapII
catarrh remedies Liquids and snuffs are zine and Cambria Fueems. eoe year for
unpleasant as well as dangerous. Klv's ! f2.70.
orearn isaiin :s sale, pleasant, and easily I
iMi!-u wim uih nmger, ana a sure cure.
It cleausesj the naal passagos and heals the
tcflamed membrane giving relief from the
first application. r0c.
I was a great sufferer from catarrh. My
nostrils were sensitive to dust; at times the
bloiid wuuld run, and at times I could hard
ly breathe. 1 used Ely's Cream balm. To
day 1 am a living witr.ess of Its efficacy
Peter Bruce. Farmer, Ithaca, N. Y.
a.Aij-uiuu "Mumr. ii appears to be con-
s'-auiry growing Dngnter with age. especial- ' l Ore rn. Holler and Sheet-Iron Work.
ly Willi U8 new dress and the best of Daner i swond-hand enltiesand boilers on hand. Hoist
I70R KAI.K STEAM K.VtMNKS. CLAY .iB
in? etiirlnes in1 machinery a srieclalty. -THCM-
AaCAKI.IN, Allegheny. I'a. ( J.n . .-ly.)
T.
W. DICK. ATTOUNET-AT-JiAW,
Iienabnra. Pa. Office In feaildlns? of T.
J Lloyd, dee'd, (first floor.) Centre itreet. Alt
ra inner of legal business attended te satisfacto
ri and eelleulms a specialty. no-4.-tf.i
THE BOTTOM IS REACHED AT LAST !
THE LARGEST STOCK OF II ARD WARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. These are all First-Class
Goods, which were bought for Caah at rock-bottom prices. I do not
buy or keep in stook any Cheap Job Lot or Auction Goods, and
whatever you buy from me you can rely on being worth the money
you invest. Owing to an advance I am now selling many goods at
much less than I can replace them for, but I shall continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until I am compelled to replenish my stock. "When
you want a Cooking or Heating Stove, Tinware, Hardware, Nails'
Iron, Glass, Trunks and Fanning Implements, call and see mv Stock
and learn my Prices. 1 will not be undersold. Aug. 13S5.
- U15EXS15UKG
a ii. ii"":"; t
Policies wr't'en at shirt nt.Te tn tbe
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
HIGH STKKKT, -
ExTRAOKDTN AKT ttcc sgsrvvhura a
fnirecure for ail kidney diseases in Hunt's ! TO lis
Ketnedy. r
M. D. KITTELL.
tto r- 11 a .v -r 1- i n at
EBENSBT'Ktl, TA.
.H.-e In Armory Bonding, opp. Court Mouse.
ntRRIAUE IltTNsM ISSri-H.
The following tuariiage liceuesliave been
issued by the Clerk ot the Orphans Court
since last week :
.Tucob M. tleorjte and Margaret .lane I'lsmtner, !
c-ummerhlll, Croyle township. j
MiiriMoinwr r.n in a. i.tnv borontrh. and :hrlst-
ATTORNKT-AT-LAW.
Nor. 18. :BEST"RC3.
PA.
EO. M. KEADE,
Ot ATTORNET-AT-LAW,
EaaKsava, Pa.
-t)fflce on Centre street, it... hi
r I is -All nt sropped Tree hy Dr. Kline'e ina Kubrtti, Kranklin boro'nirh
Great Aerve liestorer. No fits aftr tirct I .imei s. Kindle, i-st
ay s uxe. Marve:ous cures. Treatise and
12.00 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
Dr. Kline, SMI Arch St., Philadelphia,
'1 :ic k!j;U u.' is
I .i.n,,.,.ovpiiiFBr, iiiunmer lowosnili.
I Harry C. l-ifne, Phll.-ulelphla. aod Knnle K.
, Kennedr.port.aire township.
1 .w'ltn K. Haslett, Plttsbarit, and Ida M.
Wilkinson, rittslmrir
Aure We.-:.- hj :ij ,:j,i i.j'ev c::.t-
-!& o... cut.h. . . - - ,
O ADV ERTISEKs. lowest Hates for ad- I
"ts tent rre
lOSprure St
; X vertisinn la VS'J aeod newsjup-rs tent fre.
A.ddress o. P. Kowei.l . tv,
N V.
R.LJ0BNS.0V 1. J. BICR, . f. fl.
Johnston, Buck t Co.,
13-VTVltll?SS,
o
; Money Received on Depsit,
! PiiABi.l;nJi ni;.nAsi.
jlMRESTALWraoMISE IWllS
j COLLECTIONS MADS
I 4T A l-T. AtHTBaSIBLB roiKTe.
j DRAFTS n the t'rinclpal Citte
j llaocrtt and bald an a
General Banting Business Transacted.
j ACVOVTHTS KOLICI TFIK
A. W. BUCK, racier.
Kb-nsbara:, April 4. 1l4.-tf.
II. "
YF-WSPAPIR AdvertlalaB Rareaa, IA
i.11 airmr Mrsl, ft.
MY KKS.
ATfUKNEY-AT I. A XV.
KrKat-1lf. !
-fn" la 'allonde How, ua Cents rireet.
And other t'lral !. l empaales.
T. W. DICK,
i:sit ron mr
0113 HARTFOia)
HIREIXSIIILWCEOUI'V.
CCMMtCi.Jj K1IM
Ehecsburc. .'uly l,s-
LORETTO HOUSE.
(Formerly Known as the Mers House)
LOKEFTO. CAMBRIA CUU.NTT, Ta.
I'HI'Sr.B, I'reerieter.
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