f I
. AmlL. 2, 1886.
"lOCJL AND PERSONAL.
it, ere and the Other Place.
Berejnrr
flour
for Mile at Bartera.
t,lP b(.t fl"ur In th tnarkt ro to the
5 f Nns?nrc p,ic schools close on Mon-
next
jrreoM tobacco mod fine ciRara fro to
Suenr Tvvn.
. 1 1 I n tV. A iarV0t OA
TP
an unusual amount f slcknen
no"-
... 1 1 virrts of BTorpfv. wsn m.ti(i
f . wi!il (Incite nr. their way north
1 n-ade their Wtwb on the dams
-fr Meel ITptitv. formerlv of this
-,-p !nrnrlp" LU J
in Tyrone. . .
-r.y p. nnvrnttc County Coimnittee will
" ' 12'. i Inst. See call of chairman
.. cohirrm.
rr fc .? Tlwnt's TerrrdT will core
"' ;., t hnd? ot loins, female diseases,
P ! ,,r,.T.iti'n and kidney diseases.
" .1 t .,9 ! I
-T
- t ) J'.- per month has been
7Y-i'ient and 19 now a law.
rH,-ni1ay la?t fr.e horns for the
i,r ,l tin a recently orEanlrefl
-e irrW-il They wHl soon bejfln
f n Y
to toft
frat r'aaa f'ur. fly or six fmed
-t; iT'int'ey sis inn plain jjui
i vprv low. hay forks, s"noy-
li
es f r'B. o i tospeci oornuen, w
,,,,,, i no eanesnay, rnnrtni y
jj', ..TMrmott. of the same place, with
ynf the peace.
- r r f nrei-t the fnct that Ilontley Is sell
,ci "ve-ai (V:!Ternt articles In th hard
mnr'iirf for l"1- than they can be bought
i i - . . a I
at
pi-i,-! . T.vans. an old cttf7en of
-V:'
hpen on the elrs list for
p?t week, hut. we are glad to eay, Is
tjw p--. fa'r way to recovery.
F.p Father Kittell of Newry. Blair
.-ntv, wa a victor to thl9 place on Moo-
Jav '-:. flv!r! oaliea io . visit, joqd r
?, -a-', T'-'i who '9 seriously 111.
.TVtiam wantine an Ohio, "Chilled,
B.i, rind. Improyed Armaeh or North
pf-il P'.'w. can get them at the Old Reli
able TUr.iware Store of Geo. nuntley.
Jotm B. Oi'mRer, of Somerset county.
Wa; li e uree?sful youn? man who received
re arr-i ;i ti-..t to the West Toint cadet
tv r f'rrm funeral Campbell, of this dis
trict n (ve tried a sack of Mt Rock flour
gnirf Messrs. V S. Barker -A Bro., and
r i it e elient. If you want to have nice,
spw.k-y. white hread. try a suck of Mt. Rock
Soar.
-Tlon. P-.'hert L. Johnston, o" this tlace.
F.t Father Boyl-. ofOallltaln, aiid Father
s,,jy. rf I'ittshure. will adrtress the Irish
j.i.-r.a: i.eacu" of Altoona on -the evening
otAp-im'h.
rnrr munion services will be held in the
P'f-t'vt'-nan church on next Sabbath day.
pre-aratorv services beginning ou Thursday
pvpcT.e ar,.1 continuing on Friday and Sat
tlHay eveninzs.
Thffsmilv of Mr. Ijemael Davis too
tryr fl(.r,srture on Toesday lat for Kane,
V-Kr-an cnunty, where Mr. Davis has heeD
for iir.e tirre, and where tbey Intend raak
!rg then future home.
Ifcn .'.im at K'ttannln rolot. from
wLlch t e c;'t of Altoona. gets her water
surp y. said to be sivlr.K away.' Kevera-I
tfcnnsarci dollars will be required to repair
the r'rr.age rtone.
Thi-re wore f.fteen drug stores in Wash
!rj: n. t.iis sfite, wbeD it became a prohl
bir'i.u J'n, i.iueteen .years ago. Now
t;-a arp f, rv two druz stares, and it ia
M t'r.ey a'! s-:'. whisky.
f a T.-mias McKnrue, forrjerly pas
f , r , i I tt no ri icregition at St, An-gj--!
it, tii n.n'.ty. has been transferred
frMn (.''s: C-ritr-, Washington couDty,
to
M-vt
M
, in S rset POUDiy.
In fitzharris. proprietor of the
I. :-. f. ,, Hallidavsburs, who a few
tj-i t v,i- a rpident of t!;is place. ha3
Tt-f ! the MilMken farm near Ilollidays
lnr;. f,.r tr.e sum of f l.S.V).
t o f ,orw;ia named persons can eacb
ebt-" letter by calling at the Eensfturg
jvt- . . Mrs MacKi Joneii. Mrs. II E.
?--r. V--". Mry Veidner(2), Miss Annie
r", Mr A F.. Divis, John Jtnes.
-S!rs Frank II!!!. the runaway Greens
t -;rz hr'Hp, r,,i,j a brief visit to her homo
liit wk Mie was accompan1e4 by a Chl
Meo detective. Marchlaod fs stitl with her.
1 ( t of t.er visit home la not known.
-Mr. jari iaffer, of Allegheey town
it. p. amou' res himself as a candidate for
To r H--use U recior in this week's Free
van. Mr r-hatTer is an hocest and reliable
Bvrst, and, If successful In fcls tspira
I'ts. w"! mate a competent director.
-T-e recert heavy rains of the pat few
civs have enabled the lumbermen to get
tter io out of the ereeks. It Is estimated
t'r.at cor three ucil!on feet were takeu out
rf Mas. rreek, and about nine hundred
' j-tr.i out of the Susquehanna above.
M'.m crei-k.
-Tr carfl of Capt Michael Fitzbarris of
vitrin bnrouph, as a cndidato for Aa
ffrxb'y ap;ar In ttie proper eolB nan. iri
F':!:harr:g U a well known citizeD, an ae
t: nmrrat and If nominated and elect
1 11 perform the duties of the office with
iVlity and credit.
-The rRri 0f Mr j (fin K. Strmyer, of
ior.nstnwn. as a candidate for legislative
treors. is pub!lhed In another colnaan. Mr.
V..aypr is an actiye and energetic, business
" of Johntown, mho. If nominated and
'wd, would perform the duties of the of
S' witb fidelity and ability.
-Twenty-two Imported through-bred stal
llO's and mares, ranging In price from tSO
to each, were disposed of at pobllo
'. a few days ago. by Mr. J. Kunkie. of
rMi Kant. Dgdon township, Westmoreland
c or ty. The etitlre Jot brought f215, be
''2 in a,raite of f9V,.iS each.
That sreht cold you think so little of
ttT prr. CTie forerunner of a complaint
trat may be fatal. Avoid this result by tak
: Ayar's Ouerry Pectoral, the best of
nown medlcinea for cflds, coughs, catarrhs.
-"otichit.s. incip.ient consumption, and all
throat and lung diseates.
-The portable -mill swindler is abroad In
tt-s :aDd roping So farmers who, like tbe
Soou,et jurymen, don't read toe pewspa
Pir. .THt,r ollentlne, a Westmoreland
f-fs: t, w the latest rictlro. and his ex
re' t-i t with a smooth toDaued sharper
U'.ro ;.vi. Some people ..will, never
iss-n
1
' -cge Ir-aram. of Favett county, iaai
-k '! i.ii-d that during the term of vtJ in
f --i -Vept the Court cannot reduce th eeiol-';T.-.f
rf an rff.re. The decNion was
"2"- oi, a petition Trpsente,l bv the County
r ,
rn : iiot prs ntli',n that tJisi hm ttlfiitved
ti...
'ritf tor bnard'pr pritoners. fifty rfnta
S3
wia
1AM
' It Is announced that a former official
j oT the McAlllstersrllle Soldiers' Orphans'
I School will soon be arrested In connection
j with the Beckto Jackson case, the little
Johnstown gM who was 111 treated In that
institution.
-An actual count of the square timber
shows that there are but M75 rafts from
Clearfield to the head of the Clearfield
river, and between there a-nd Lock Ilaven
the number Is suffl cient to raise tbe total to
350 rafts. The same territory has In former
times -serit ont over two thousand rafts In
single year.
' Peter McCJough. E-q., of Tortage town
ship, this week announces himself as a can
didate for Register and Tiecorder. Mr Mc
Goueh Is a well known Democrat, well
qualified to perform the duties of tbe-cfflce.
and If nominated and elected will perform
the duties of the offlcn In a creditable nd
-competent manner.
On last Saturday Frank Davidson, says
the Bfilfnrd T-rrtirer, son of John Davidson,
shot and kllWTH. tne dam at Wolfsbnrg a
swan that measured six feet from tip to tip
and weighed twenty-four pounds.. The
killing of swans U a rare occurawce in this
section. On the same day a couple of flocks
were seen In the narrows.
One way of settling the strikes that are
how prevailing all over the country, and
which, if trld, would probably be" found
better than arbitration. Is to suggest to the
men the idea of buying then dry goods,
dress goods, boots and shoes, -groceries and
provisions, at John Owens' store, on tlieh
street, where they can at all times get foods
at bottom prices.
The Trot honotary of Huntingdon eoun
ty has received another inqslry In Tegard to
another bogns divorce purporting to have
been Issued by the "Supreme Court of Ma
pleton. llontinedon County.' The parties
tn Peter Dowell and America Dowell, and
the dfvoree purports to have been granted
February 20, 18R5. The letter Is from a
lawyer In Gallatin, Mo.
Nearly three hundred wien began wortc
on Monday die?lna ditch and laying gas
mains
from Grapevine. Weetmoreland
i . . ,, .oaC0Q
county
to jonnstown. v""
-i & ii - .Kuh n OrttAnahrrff. errtsses
th railroad at
tnnnn . nn I.'ponier '
Valley and along the pifce to Johnstown.
About two miles of the pipe main will be
laid this week.' and after that It will pro
grees more rapidly.
The Huntingdon Loen.1 Xrw says : On
the-59 th of April. 129 families trom Fulton,
Huntingdon. Mifflin and Fianklin counties
leave Huntingdon for 'Napoleon
Logan 1
county, Dak., with their horses, catt.e ana
household furniture, where they will make
their future home. Most of these people
have tnen industrious, frugal farmers and
have accumulated some means.
Dr O A. Zimmerman on Tuesday last, j
shipped his housefiold goods to Wilikesbarre,
where he Intends to make his future borne.
The books of Dr. Zimmerman will be left J
for one month In the hands of Mr. Herbert ,
Zimmerman at the Drug "Store of Dr. Davis
on, In this place, where all person indebted
to him can call and settle up, after that j
time his books will be left with a proper
offiier for collection.
rm. nnal t T!lr.tiT ftf .Tnnr to
?n-1
ship, Somerset county, has reoived (l.-ioo ,
trom the P. R R. Company Tor Injnrlesre
celved In May last, at Jahnstown. n
alighted from a psssenger train, when he
was struck by another train. He was con- ,
nneel to oea ror two momun, ..u u.-. ...,,,
been compelled to walk wltti a crutch. The)
mlse, and no suit was bronsht.
"Much druckenneos and disorder pre
called on our streets on Saturday nlaht last,"
eays the Indiana Mestenz-r of Wednesday of
the present week. And ttis. too.In a prohi
bition town by tbe decree of Judee Harry
White. It Is the same storv that comes
from a multitude of towns In Ma'ne, Kansas
and fowa, in all three of which fctates tne
failure of prohibition, a -cording to
i law, to
prohibit, has been abundantly demor.stra
ted. Robert Stewart, of Barney, Is the oldest
person in Clearfield eounty, and one Of the
oldest in tbe .State. He has passed bhs one
bnedred and fifth birthday, and goes about
with a much ease and grace as a man of
half tits age. Some enterprising newspnper
reporter shonld visit this aged gentleman
and prepare an article of early times as it
wouWi be read by all Cleurfieit ltepublienn.
Mr. Leech, as will be eeen from his
amended card, will be assisted In conduct
ing his ftihoolby Trofeseor T. T. Bearer, a
graduate of the North-western Ohio Normal
School. Mr. Bearer is a native of this
county and has the reputation of being an
earnest teacher and a thorough scholar.
Tils manv friends will be glad to learn that
be rs to be among tbem again aad congratu
late Mr. Leech in securing so competent an
assistant. ' '
We forgot last weefc to notice the re
moval of Mr. Jatnes Gant'a barber shop
from the old location to the room lately oc
cupied by Mr. P. J. Manson a a Jewelry
store, on High street, nearly opposite the
Mountain IIoum. Mr. Gant In bia new
quarters jbaa a more eomm odious Toom,
wblch he" baa fitted np In good tt le, and
where he will be happy to wall upon every
body wantlDd any thin done in the tonsorial
line.
Georse Glessner, of Allegheny town
ship, Somerset oounty. met with an accident
last week that resulted In his death, lie
bad a sprint; seat on bis wagon, anJ while
driving down aUIhe attempted to draw
the rubber, when the wagen gave a sudden
lurch, and he was thrown by thi spring over
th front of the vehicle, his bead striking;
th jrronnd with tnoh force aa to break bis
neck. He was about firty years or age. and
leaves wife and a large family of children.
SeieTsei ITtrald.
The card of Dr. J. C. McMullen, of St.
Anjrustiue, Clearfield township, as a candU
date for Assembly, will be oun4: in the
proper oolomn In this week's paper. DrJ1
McMullen is a native of Clearfield town
ship, where his ancestor were among th
first settlera, is well known as a practlcroz
physician, standing high in his profession,
an -sctiTe Democrat, and a gentleman -of
schoiarly attainments, being a graduate "of
gt. Vincent's College, Westmoreland coun
ty, where he graduated with blgh honors. ,
-.Mr. Samuel Keed, of Blacklick town
ship, whose barn waa burned last week, is
of tbe opinion that the barn was set on fire
bv some explosive material left there for
. . , .
that purpose. Mr. ueea ana mr. ''"""J
were In the barn bnt a short time before.and
there was no slfin of fire, ar.d Trtientbe fire.,
ws fiist seen by Mrs. Reed there was' 'a
iiisttlng noise which she described a-sounding
Ute. two train- of cars passlmy, when
Immediately the fire was scattered all over
the barn." If It ws the work of ad incendM
arv. evrtr effort shonld be made te ferret
j him out Slid bring him to Justice. .
MSTiLSTTS
1.
GAB!
THE CLEARFIELD STRIKE.
1
A Coll rr m Coafevea Whlth tk Op- 1
ratrwlll Iff no re.
nrrcTTDALK, Pa., March 31. The situa
tion here Is unchanged, the strikers reraain
rmz solid to a nan. The operators are mak
ing no open elTort to start any the mines.
One of them -said yesterday that they would
not Import foreign labor, as ft would be too
expensive, and would close wp first and let
the mines 611 with water. Road men work
ed all day Sunday repairing the road at
Sterling, -which Is looked upon as an Indica
tion of early resumption of work. The del
egate convention, which met at Osceola last
Saturday, isned Invitations to the operators
to meet with them there to-morrow and try
and arrive at some satisfactory terms. The
following clrenlsr has been sent to all the
business men by the 'Executive Committee
of the Federation : ...
The nverators and boninees men of the
Clearfield cnal region have been Invited to
meet the Executive Committee of Miners
and Mine Laborers' "DMrlct. TTo.' 3, at Osce
ola Mills. Pa., on Wednesaav. March 31. at
T r. m. to arrange, if rnihl, a satisfactory
settlement of the difficulties which now
stand In tl e way tit a rempMon v.f wot k
ihrouehoot this relon. Asa business iran,
Interested 1n the ipeedy tertrinatton of this
unnatural and very nndf sirable state of af
fairs, ynnr presence at the meptlnir is most
earnestly and vrv respectfully requested.
The'clrcular wsipned by Edward Tloehes.
President: , i , . s
IlTJNTiN-GnoN. March 31. It was an
nounced on Tuesday that the miners in j
the C'earJJetd ; reelor. had decided to
onfer with the operators and adjust, if j
possiblf , all dijTerenoe. This turns out not i
to be the case. Instead of the miners ;
themselves taking part, the invitation was
extended by President Edward Hotrties and j
the executive committee of Tedertion N'n.
3 to the operators to confer with them, j
Fisher, Miller Co. and Berwtnd. White
Co , the largest employers, while expressing i
a willingness to meet their townsmen, pos- I
Itiyely refuse to meet the rfficers of the Fed- (
eration, and the expected resumption of
. mlnlniT V-To V. nr. f aafn InVan mra H' i
' " (
week, is as far off as ever. Circulars are!
. tt
' " u ,,, i it. umi I H'l iir- iii.u t:i 111 mi. i i im
" ' "
era from their own ranks.
iPmtb nmrs. Hary nrCcatiell.
j Mrs. Mary McCnnnell died at her home in
! Summerhill township, on Friday, March 1
' aged K years The deceased was the widow
; of Thomas McCnnnell. who was a surveyor
ftnd well known to the people of all sections
of the county. Iler father was Felix (Y
?ketlv. a soldier of rbe "Revolutionary war,
Maryhsnder bv birth, who came to fils
county soon after fire becinnlne of the pres
ent century, cleared the land and made a
home for himself on the farm now owned by
PatrlcV Oomey. about two miles srmtiietst
of Wilmore: Mrs. McC. was the mother of
a lares family, one of whom is Wm. McCon
nell, Esq., of Summerhill township. She
was a highly respected lady and an exem-1
nlarv member of the Catholic Chureh. Her
remains were interred in the Catholic ceme
tery at Wilmore on the Sunday following?
ier death.
: . .4. i.
A rrlrtral ase.
This story Is told f a doctor who " prac
tices medicine" in this county. Fie was
called to see a female patlPnt on Monday
flQornir.fr. From ttiat time until Thursday
evenlne be visiter? ber several tiroes. ine
,,i u,,.!..,, . tr, doctor' a i.t r!tin.
' whafc. np lhwifZht of 'bis wife., Mse
"Well " answered the doctor, "her eondi
tiod is critical I have given her twentv-five
different kindsj of mtidioine since Monday
moinine. ana rnne of them appears to have
done her any good. I'll change the trent
ment again this evening, however, and if
she doesn't have a turn for the better by
morning there will b3 grounds for serious
aonrehensior.." The Hernial has not been
I learredv .oJinstoirn T
T rib 'tne.
Look Ont for Him.
An exchange SJVS tha. tbe Uttirpiltons
swind'ei has evolved a new plan by which
to swindle the honeot farmer. A chrp in
clerical broadcloth and white choker enters
a farmhonee and asks for
te ease may be. Dunns lis 8ia no
fie announces himself as a travelling isibra
distributor in the service of a re'itions in-
.tittir,n .H nM an far as to present the
I family with a handsome Bible from a well
filled vrri. He la-caceitM o ay
societvireqnires its dUitribnCng members to
nav P etr Own way and exhibit vouchers
thereof.
After partaking of tho good Talks' hopL-
talltybo prepares to leave an. asks for his u-nuanae. -i. iMtors nnr'"f i I have new B,ned .n est and f,ei svmrcr.
bill He is generally told that nocharge is ( The following pupils were perfect tn attend ; happiar and better than I bare in ten ir
modo but h call a'ention to '-the rules." i ance during term r Koss Leary.' Homer kamikii k RK.mkitt cured rnv friend, 'k. f.
riw iUfa nn rta virus f went V-fi VP rents a i IeatY, TlarveV Leary, Elmer Wills, Willie Hermans, ol (Hent. ef the lingering -etrains of
nrthenM VnR'Kr "
his blank form, "a voncbi von know, and iuJOit SO. 2. M. L). Hearer, teacner. , the Wortb Hu.e . sars that tt has had wonder
aets the farmer to sign It. In ninety days j Numliei of pupils enrolled, ; average at- mny uovl etlects upon him. Scores of rov ac
there ts a notice from a neighboring hank to ) vendarwrf, KWVaiKirr duciag-.th. :tfi. quam ances say that baring once tried it they
k ni,,,,, r.rmor tn call and r,av the note for
$1G'",0 which it bought, and which bears
tbelarinnr's signature. ' ; : .' ' '
tne lartnor s signature , , .
a.
vsniaaiy naaw sas n
Kettle.
WilliaTt S- Fhrmer was given a hearing
before U- S. CominlsfOoner Lingafelr on
Wednesday, and wm Mil for tnaj at b
tne ll Ol. V IStriCI UOUl V "I'll" luinrina mi
r..nrth MimaiT of Xnril. He is tbe
mootiMhtrtT who waa arrested in ruiton
coanty last week by Cancer iteeglo. Mr. j
Heeglu investigated the method employed i
hv the moonshiners in manufacturing whis- i
kv and describes it as follows: A barrel
rll
nf rider In emnlied into a large kettle
j 7l
elder is then noiled nntil it is reduced In
quantity one-third. A bushel or ry.; is than
added, and the boiling cnTTtinn-erl until the
grain becomes mash," mfter wlich the
liquor is poured Into ve?els nd is ready
for ose as an intoxicant. It is said to be more
powerful than the orthodox atutT. Beilfort
Gezrtte. ' "'
: Attertiow FahmKRA I respectfully
call yoor attention to Williams, Clark A Co'a,
Wch erade Bone Fertilizers, via: Pure raw
bone meal; Jtoyal bone phosphate; Ammo,
t niated bone super phosphate. These goods
are guaranteed nor to contain a sinans
pound of adulteration or make op weight in
them. 1 ney aa me turupmi kiuhh ur hsj
noner tiMlsMa ever oaered io it
. r.. in ik ...,.
uucivj l "U"T -
(tali and se them, buy tbn nd try then.
Ten toes lost received, at Geo. Huntley's
-i-"Poiens of letters a day pom- In upon
Or. David Kennedy, of Readout. N.
froro people who have been benefitted by
n.ino his nobular prsparatlon called Ken
nedy's 'Favorit Kemeay. Anu wiey orten
ninatrate what this remarkable medicine) ac
complishes in some new and hitherto untried
field of operation. Not Infrequently patients
come long distances to grasp th Doctor by
in hand and express their gratitude for de
liverance from pain." Troy, (N. i) Daily
Timet. ' ' " !'
By means of keys made of spoon handles 1
I trip r. r I -41
the prisoners to tne r ranKitn connty 111 ar
' . . . . . A I. MM AlftlltA Tl.. .
ui.-V Wp,ci(ti(. fsw ftichts ago. Thev
were discovered In time to prevent their get
ting away- . ; ; t
. - - - M
l"Ve don't have to recommend Parker's
ITair Iialsam but once," writes Mr. C. A."
Rnrircr druggist, of Liberty,
N. Y.
After
that it flands on its record." It stops fall
ing hair, restores orlfrit1 eo!f,r. 'sirrtn!s and
glfs. Exceptionally tl.'"".' prevent dsnd
rtirT. p. i c- . v ; e
OF W
TROW flF.Sf (.OCK.
The reiining monarch in this vicinity
is
mud, and wide is his realm.
The miners all at work onee more ; and
the wines are running steadily. The ad
vance of 10 cents per ton. In the language
of miner, "Makss the coal dig a mighty
sibt easier." Tbe drivers received -an ad
vance in wages of 0 cents per day.
W. n. Piper A Co. are sinking a shaft on
their property near Lilly, and. If the coal Is
found as expected, they will put np 100
coke ovens during the coming summer.- So
mote it be.
Mentrer 4 Co. are opening a new mine
on Ilenscreek two miles wet of here.
Their old works will be abandoned when
the new one ts completed.
Tost Ciwmander Hart of Post No. 3. (.
A. R. of Johnstown, mustered in the hon
ored "vets of this vicinity on Thursday of
last week. Twenty eight slimed the rob,
and as we T, a ve more than that many more
of "the boys who worp the bine" living near
here. Colonel Dick White. Post M3, starts
out very auspioiouMy. A11 honor to our old
soldiers who meet in such organizations and
: live over again he ovs and sorrows of army
life. Capt. Wm. Linton of Summit is com
j tnander of the new pot, and Lient. Jno
Lynch is secretary. ...
j Mr. Sherman Hughes who is engaged at
the mine of Hughes Shoemaker injured
his knee by a fall received last week. Th
injnry was not of a setinns nature, but the
limb became inflamed and swollen and
cwnsed excruciating train, that for a time it
was feared lock jaw would ensue. We ar"
clad to know that he is now much better.
Tiev Father Browne, who has been pros
trated for abont a month past, Is once more
able to he out.
Mrs. Joseph McMullen Is lying very 111
witb few hones for her recovery. She has
been qnite poorly since last fall and seems
to be gradually sinking.
Mr. Will AnrantTt who has been In Iowa
for. the past month returned borne last
week, being quite ill. He has somewhat
Improved and we hope he will soon be him
SClT 2
self apaln.
M
" r
Lem Davis and family tarried for-a
i short time here on Tuesday evening, .on
i their way to Kane. They were the guests
j of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Griffith.
Our brass band bas glvpn several open
air concerts lately and the music glros nni-
versal satisfaction
The buys Improvement 1
is very noticeable, and they well deserve
commendation for their perseverance. . C.
remmnnlratlon.
Ebf.spih'RO, Cambria Cn., Pa., March 30.
To the Editor of the Freeman.
IlKTt STB : I see by yor paper concein-
Ine the death or Mr. Robert Mnrray, that .
' '
there IS something wrong, and to make H ,
lon story short, 1 was tbe roan that sent ,
J I
after the Doctor and not Mr. Morgan
Tluchf s as he vrns not there when I asked
t
Mr. Davis to en after the doctor now In the
.f i tj nv .a thai rt ti .
first place Mr. nilderbrant wae the first to,
find Mr. Murray; and 1 was driving out the
clay pike and saw him looking at Mr. Mur-
ray. and Stoppeil and asted rum li luai was , annoyance is iriren to t teachers, we hone
, j v , , ha! nTtMnb I anch thlns wtll not lonjr eontlnne to erist. IU-
some drunken man, and he replied: "I think ' rePtorQ ,,,, , ,,rr,mptiT in thee matters and
be is dead, then I turned bick and drove t not allow otTendlnn parents to disturb the work
near and saw that it was Mr. Morray. and j "' w twn, wft0 to think
that he was dead, or at least I thought so; that teaching Is merclv a -'pastlTie." or a plan
by this time Schuyler Davis and his , brother , .rihe wo .rlhe'-hoo';
Fred Davis cnie there and we sent after room. Our schools arc mostly tauirht by yoonar
m. v . i t, . ..i- rio.i tr . l men and women, aad nil due allowance must bp
the doctor. lacked Schuler Davm If be i mllle fnr the,r ..iP!fi.imate IHIU,Pm.Dt, . but
would go, and he started, after going a few i they. to. mst remember that teaching rennlres
mtnrim . , , . wj v, ' rinor of bndy mni mind, and il the would do their
etepa he stopped, and asked what doctor dntr 1n the school room, proper attPntion must
and I told him to go to John Blair, and tell be it iven l the influences that surround every
. . . , . . . . . .... ' v. teacher and determine his InRuenee in the school
him to bring a doctor, and he did so; by an,i the community.
this time several others came alons and we ' lmrinir the visitations of schools for the pres
. . , u I ent term we have been shown nnlform eonrtesv
talked Of taking him Some place. Ktme one Htl, bindness by teachers, directors am, citizens,
naked where would we take him, audi said The encouragement received from all has made
It a pleasure to la'mr for those who arc Interested
here is tuy wagon, il we can put Mm in 1 I in the work of mir s. honl and are wiilinur to ad-
tx-lll haul him .-. liia honoo-ond Mr TTncrhpft i ranee the --ausoof P'l ui;a liuu .
. .. ' . . ..
was trie man mat saM tne wapon is not nt,
and I said bete is a robe and a blanket If he
can he put in theto; Mr. Hughes then spoke
up and said take hiio to our houe, so that '
is what was concluded to be done, I then
spoke up ami said as there was plenty to ;
take him I would go home as It was late in
the evening, and I started, as there was.
plenty to take care nf him, aud for further
references I can rfer you to Fred, and
bchuier Davis or Thomas J.imes and others. !
Yours Respectfully,
,-,r , T .
; -....-.-, l 2 u
j bchuier Davis or raoiuas J.imes and others.
Yours Respectfully,
Geoie Bf.rket.
...
c hc( (Spring a Krliool Report.
'
'The flowing report of the attendance of
i our schools is taken from the teachers re -
nontb
k rrlS ,OT tnff "' ' '
i dumber or . Pup; enroneo. ,
avpmp1 at-
. .a
1 the folluwmg pupils wero rerferi in attena-
1 anc during teim ;' .Emma Little, i.mma
I Mellon, Gertie Jones, Agi?le Connery, Lil- I
f( Cf)nrad May Cran)er ER Krise. Walter i
Pprr ' : 'ii ;
The scbonls were never as wer conducted
i as daring the present term'. ' TheteacTtersen i
j ,jeared thom'efves to pupils and' patrons by !
jnd d close attention to their i
( .. . ,
r work. . -.,' -. . . .r ; V- a-
A Wonderful fotsicoverjr."
Consumpnvea And all, who suffer
from I
can !
I any affection of the Throat and Lun
i fin J certain cut
re In Dr. King's New Dm-
covery for C'onsumpion. Tiionsasds. or j
pernianW't cores' verify the truth- nf this'
statement. No medicine cast show such a ;
-record of -wonderfuk euree.- Thousands of
once hpe!a.8 sutTerers aaw gratefully pro- I
claim tliev owe their lives to this New Dis- j
covery. It will cost you nothing to it a trial, jj
Free Trial Bottles at C. Jaoaes" Dnig Store, i
Large size, tl.OO. '
Tlsatr For Critical F.yo Operatloqs
vHth the advent of Spring artd ptfasant
weather it U bat for every one whe hie in
tv-ed of Cataract, or other serious opef ations
on lbt eye, to have theru done before the ex-
t trHJ neat, ui fiiuimni. vuuuit jji. wn,
T - . tJ. !...., T- :
lf , I UII J L , ' .1 v , v ..... w fc-.f I. " ' ' - I
send illustrated paropbUst and . tetrence
free. -Tnus to autr. eacli ciae.
Dntklen's Arnica KalvO.
Tfrw BrtsTtHT.rs In tbn worid for Cuts,
BruiseH. Soif, TTlcers, Salt Kbeum, Fevni
4 sor .Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Cornt.-and a-ti Skin KrnptionB. and positive
ly cnre.llb?a or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to grve perren BAirbiHi-uon, ui
money refunded,. For sale by E. James.
t- - - , -.- . . - 1
Fna-All fits stopped free by Dr. Kline'a .
ireat Nerva Ketorer. No Jits after first"'
doT'a Marve:oua cure, ireaiise ann
F2 00 tfTat bottle frve to tit eees
' Send
Ipriia,
-t
lit. Kltw, TA Areb St, Philade
MIRBUwE LK KSSM lMfcEII.
- . 1 j... t
I rre TTiliowiitw nisrnijp m-enst-rs i.ui Lst-ru .
ln.nsH ,,--tM Tt'erlr nf th tlmtian.O Court.
slccd last tveek t. '
1
Tlraham
- Maxwell W. Eamison and Masticle
t Jobustuwtt. . , . t
Mil -hiiat Hirtr , J j.-kVjji tu'
J:me Struntfi h;t towciip.
tli.Li
'noy
F.DrCATIOSiAI..
Report of visits to schools by the County
Superintendent from February 15th to
j March 27 :
I IrarlDK the time between th ahovf dates. Tis
I tted "tie "nehnol tn Waftiinrton. rortare. Snm-
vierDili. w mTe, i out, - -'
onehannv iVoyle. Klder, Oallitxm Kean, Ash
land, and ClMrlltlit. One (wbool in Yor
taitc two IB Summerhill. one In Oroyle, one in
OnllttriB. end two In rean townnhlp were not
reached. Seventy fobools hare been Tinned
inoe the 1M repcrt.
Purine the time embraced In thl report, at
tended aeven district Institute end educational
meet!n- Thev were ftenerally attended by
teachers end directors, and the exercises were
prurtlcal and Interesting.
In tbe majority of the tchools the work of teach
er smd pupils was found satisfactory.
la Waahlnorton we ftrond the lieuses repaired,
painted and furnished with bells, this helni- the
urmvl district In the eonnty provided with bella
ou their houses. Free ten to"ks are furnished
tv.ii ,1 strict Term six tnomnn.
echoed were found very roucn cremiBi, uumr
vptt small : vet the same wmres paid t all we
' dn-T think this an equitable basis In payinc
.....ho-i- ..uriM Teachers with irood certifl-
Patc. with experience and ability to teach.
I (should ce.rtalnlv receive more than thinners.
I with ponrcrtiflcate. Is this prir enconrsre
! raent to teacher to qualify themselves thorouh-
lv and mako teachini- a r.rrfc!r.n
' In Portage and Summerhill townships the at
! tendance was about up to the average Two
j aeheela In Porte the Oraraer and Martin
I schools have been found too small tor evcral
i veT aad we think that tn tnstlce tfl all they
I should be consolidated. SuiniuerhiU should pro-
Tide better sch ol t m i M I rtifs an oon as pos-'ll''.
; SeTl nuat be reporti tinnt tor ue. TUe
town-Mp school situated within the bor.mien hns
1 bep failure for sereral rears, and from obser
; vailonand ln.j'iiry. we ad vise if removal beyond
the bnr.mirhUnilts or (it least to a mo-e suitable
i location. -
I White district ha made eommendahle pror
j reaa in sehool matters dnrinir the past year or
I two. Three good houses are furnished with good
frtmit nre. a new house Is Headed fct Bnror.
i where the laritr?t school in the dutrlct Is found.
Tn Oarrnll trood hone are found, with one e-x-;
eeutlon. When pood furniture is provided the
! school of this df-trict will rank favorably with
: those of v district in the eonnty onr ' tsaek
, ers arp teachlna their t.rt term in :he district.
I Tn f:rrolltwn an excellent boll-Hnir prOTide"
I suitable accommodations tor the pupils of the
district.
A new house was built in Susquehanna. It is
as fine a bnfldinir as can be found In the country.
I It rs provided with rood fnmtture. Several new
, buildings were nee led and will no doubt be oon
I brim Fo tPTt books nre nr ivlde.i. f"v'
I teaeber itre tcachiox their tlrat term.
and tluinir
! good work.
In Orovle the schools were falr'v a Mended. The
(traded school at Summerhill Is doina; eoed work.
Elder nas two fair hene se-red wltL trood tnr
l nlture. and an excellent new buildup at St.
1 Po-lface. The attendance was good In tnl" dfs-
trfct.
In (Jallitrin and Pean districts the Schools are
I 'smnll. In Uallitxln -rwd tionsce are furnished
' with itood furniture, and the sch ools arc doior
t fair work The Kr1c school. In TVan. Is nntlt for
i sm, mil will be replaced by a new build i opt be
I fore lonir. Teachers and pupils cannot do good
i work 1n a small, uncomfortable school room.
Tho school at Ash land shows the larvest at
I tendance for year". The location It very onfa-
j vormble tor the people of the Tillage, and a new
, one will Wply f-e iirivided.
(JlearnWIA lias built five pew rnuei and tnr-
nisnea tnem w;tn noii tnrniiure nnrinir ine ii
four years. A pew buiMlnir Is needed at St.
Auvustine. ine spars especially rieine Totally un- j
fit (or use. The directors of this district deserve j
crc-tH '..r tie intercut manifested jn schi.i.l ms
ter.. reTton's orit'lne maps arc found In the
schools. The schools were fairly at -.ended and !
the moc i-.f thein do'nir rood tvorfe.
The lollowin directors accnnipanied to visit
the scb'iols : Washinirton. Me-rs. EeliPnro-le, 1
T.vnch. Krewn. Robtne Storm and Prltch ? Sum- I
nerlilll Ir.hn Wplnlit ni.l,pn TJChit. Si I
T.Tjloer.' Secretarv r Yoder. F. Strjtmn : tiarroil,
J"J- "oarr ", ('b: Susquehanna.
J'nin Hearej ; 'rovlp. Messrs. Korabiuirh. r-im.
l'lnmner. McTlarron and Thom Flammer;
'V,rromnwn- Wn. Ncbroth rretarv -. Eider.
1 i..jrt ahnpr wrA K irk rs rrlplr - ratlltTfn V
i i. ?;iw.,n t'learheld, m. I. Wills and John i
'ITJ1- . , , . . ,. .
nerc schools were properlv s-ist.aiDed ; and
encoaraired by directors teachers were renerally
suecesstul. A lew fillures must be reported
voune-teachers must receive nroner assistance
I rrm directors and patrons when trmible I
arises, or tneir w.iri will be a taiiure. v nen
familiy troubles are broua ht Into the pchoels rreat
Respectfully subtnlftel.
JU. Stratkr,
t'ouuty Suierlntcn lcnt.
The Life Lesson
learned by a Fronifneot Ilndaon
1 I low.
f Troti the Jfud'nn (. Y.) Krgitter.
, (frand. L.indenwaid. No. HT, and mnt.er or
,he "aptlst Cliurcn. sar, -. -I have been, as the
; ,,, 0f r aeqnatntanees in Hudson know, a
snBerer from dyspepsia tor ten yeara. KenmDio
'
too heaw to carry, aad m mind was weighted
1 down with a rlootny despondency. After eatira;
'; I felt as if 1 Lad a bali oi rlowinjr iron in tnv
i toroaeh: mv abdomen would bloat and I was
; rr4 orwv .Mon
! use dk. david kk.nnkdy s favokite
: KKM KIV- N"7'" what an i-finite d.i of
good it had d.ne her and oihers whom she knew.
"".t' u'i ii-nnr., wnen iv
1 ecblered in tio the most wondprTnl I m rimvi. ,
. w,lno.ul..'-. ir?
wouia never aiu be without tt. I ear
it to my children, and founc It te be the ht
medicine I have ever known for renulatlnr their
howeis and jjurtfuoif iheir blood. The knowl
edire of this medicine 1 deem the greatest lesson
of physical lire."
A Batttl and It Ylfery.--1 carried the
burden ol dyspepsia about all my ln." saiil
Mrs. Pierce, a lady eighty veara old. residinr at
Rochester. N. Y.. "until about three venrs aito.
when 1 began raklnr Fr. Krtinedy's" "Favorite
Remedy' or Rondout, you know and it ha
i uru mc
1 fca4 since
riven me more ambition and strength than I have
e I was yennr.
V-OTTCF. IS HERF.FY OIVEN THAT ATT
Jl application will be marie to tbe tjovernor of
.-,,r,, rtnii-iinmj on A prti in, wa, lor a,
- - a...iii ..ii . '.TTianr, ror ine
purpose of mining; lor and prod odor natural itas
.0 the townships of Fenn, Plnm and Patton. In
AllcKlteny couutji. and sopplytna: same in Pitts
burrh. Allerhevy, W il insburr, Hraddock.
(ireensburr. McTfeespert. Ijttrnbe. Blalrsvllle
ln.nanaand jLhn-fown. p.. with the rinrht oH
layinic k pipes ttirooicii AIle!env Westmore
land, lndiarm and Cambria counties. James Fit,
simmens. James Williams. John Hradlev.fV W
Helmold and T. M. Armstrong: being (It of the
Batmiiuri. is ima rnier
RB H A FITZMIMMONS, Attorneys. "
Pittsburgh. March 19, lso.-;jt.
'V
EX ECU
Folate
:eot .Mrs. Mart Ann McCnnnnlt H.e'.
71. cii ui atiiuiiiisi.raiion on iueeFttf,r 3lr
Mary Ann MeConncll, Ute of Summerhill town,
ship, deceased, havlnr beer, rranted to the un
deri'itrned. notice it hereby riven to thoe In
debtc.1 to the said estatn to make pTrant with"
om ucinv. ann inose navinr claims acalntt the
iuo tul vircicni inem iiriperly authenticated
(n. .el.lMMun ' C -
W. T. StTt VNNKl.E-.
JAJCKS H. BltlKNNFU.
. . Executors
Summerhill township. April i, 18SS. et.
j TT'XECUTUIW NOTICE.
JLj
1 letters testemnur on the Estate of Franefa
I - .. ....w ,wm,,i, ir. -,-wi. I1T
. init i.een Kranieu ie tr.e undersigned, notice Is
l m-reiij noi-n man persons m.lHiite.1 to said e
laie vo uiike I'aviucnc wiinmit delay,' and t
j those h iviDK clHiins a.air.t I he aerae te pre.-ent
1 uiem 1. .ni pumtjiiucaieii iorsettiement to
'" -
BRflXtEr (IKIMI-S. Erecatrlx
LL KKHKHK. Kwolw
Auirwttne, Vn. , April . I s-wj . 8 t.
to rP W. DICK, Attornkt-AT-L-AW,
1 - EbnborT, Pa. USe i a.iidlnr of 1.
. Llojd, tfeeM, J first fleor,) t'entx, street- All
nanner 01 ietrai nnsinest attendad te tat isfa.-tn.
tr m aa miiswwi specialty, tt ( 10-4.-tf.
t. y"t VC. f f7ATTc
- v-' "1
ATTOKNEY
AT-LAUr; 1
4 -
-KfRce on Cerntre rret. Tear
-VT.WSlrrR Advert iVing Baretau, 19
, 1 aprave Sttrret, '..T ; ..
NORMAL SCHOOL
o
A Normal School will opea
April 26th, 1886,
Term of Ten Weeks
in the Ebensburg Public School
building!
Tbe School will be conducted by ,T. W. I.F.KOH.
Trinclpal of the Kbentharr Schools, and Trof.
T. T. Hearer, graduate ol the Northwestern
(Ohio.) Normal .-School.
Special attention will be paid to the wants of
teachers. The hlrher breaches win receive care
ful attention. BOOK KEF.PINd WIM BE
TTJ('.HT THOKOT HI.Y-
For further particulars and circulars address
J. w. i.ekth.
Kbenshnrr, March t, lss--.
- "-KLITICAL AKKOMCE?rMTl;r
IK KEtllSTKK AN I) REI'ORDF.K -Tn
the lirmnrrurv of i ti-nbria I'ounty .- I
hereby a.nonnee myself candidate for the
nnrnlnatlon for the office of Perlsterand Keporder
at tbe ensnlna Iemocratic rrnnrT F.lectlon
v , CEL.KST1NE J. BI.A1R.
Ehensburar. r.. Feb. v. ia.
FOR REOTSTEK AST RBJOKHEK.
la tht Dr-nncracy of Cambric County: I here
by announce myelf s candidate tor the offlce
of Revlstcr and Recorder, subject t the decision
of the next Iiemocratle Prtma'rv Election
THOMAS HOOVER,
t ami rla tewnahip, March 4, isss.
ITT RFfTTSTEF AND EWIirniFH
Tn thr Pf-Tlei-raric Vetrrx nf famhria Ciiiafii .
I iiereT-T annonnce that T n tt. o nmiiitata fr ,i,
Democratic nomination for Roaster and Feecrd
er, to be made at yonr nert Primary Flection
OFOROr. ' MIIXKR.
7osiPmaTit;h Roroni'h, March 12, Is.
JpOU 11EGI6TER AND REOORDF.R.
PETER M'COTTGTI,
of rouTAGE Totvxsmr,
8nriect to Iiemocratle rules.
piiH DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
' JAMK8 M. WALTKKS,
. 7 ; OF 50HNSTOWN.
Snt fect to the decision of the Democratic Pri
mary Election. i March 1. 18SS.)
p-H ITSTKT'-T ATTOR7VEY.
IIAKIIY O. nOSK.
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
Subject to the decision of Iiemocratle Primaries.
March 23. lis".
JS'JK PFOTHOPtOTARY.
I r. A. SHOKMAKEH,
, Sahfect to the Deinocrptlo Primary Election.
(Ebensburg-. March M, lo.-t.e.)
Jj"i)R ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM LIXTON, of Summit,
Subject to decision of the Derr.ocratlo Primaries.
March 29, lss.
F
or AsF.Mnr.Y.
1 will be a candidate for the nomlnat'en fir
Assembly at the coming Democratic Primary
Election.
JOHN E. S THAYER.
Johnst-rwn. April 2. 1SS8.
F
ort AftriEMrr.Y.
DR. J. C. M'MULLEN,
OF CLSBARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Respectfully submitted to the Denpcrcy
of
t. amoria uonnty.
- April a, 188. t.e.
A8.1EMBLY.
MICIIAEL I ITZIIARRIS,
OF OAT.LIT7.IX,
Snbiectto decision or the Democratic Primaries.
April 2 . 1SS5.
n rtoit House Director.
1 hereby announce mysetr aj a candidate for
the nomination tor l'oor House Director, subiect
to the decislun ol the next Democratic Primary
Election.
JACOB SHAFFER.
Allegheny township. Anr-ll, i, lSe.
STATEMFIXT OF SETTLEMENT
with Supervisors of HWckhck Township for
tuw year end nr March t. lSi :
, FETEK WAUNEK, I'a.
To am t ol Duplicate
CONTRA, Or..
By am't work dona on road $'44 Sf
By exonerations 41
By back tax 46
By service rendered by Surer-
visor, i rs
Uy luruishlng plank . i.K N1.'23
Balance due Peter Wanner..
,,.7.:H
WM. D. RHODES. Da.
To n1 ef I'npllcate
.t-jwj.eo
UHXTKA.tt.
Rt work done on ftoads.............$T.6
H back tax no
P exonerations 1 V)
iy remm tax to r'omruisnoners. . t ss
By services of Supervisor , 8i.se S2f.fU
Baiancedn wm. d. Rhodes tM
The lollowlnr orders were
issned by th Audi-
V.V.".'..V.".'.V..r.
2.1b
--
................ 2 '15
tors and remain unpaid :
No. 1. Emannel Coster
No. 8. Ueurga A. Michael..
No. 3. (1. ti.EmpMeld
No. 4. J. T. Reese
No. 6. J. M. Htte
No. f. S. S. Reed
total
1
Wa. the Auditors of said townshi?, d"ert1fy I
that we hare examined the accounts of said 1
township and found them to be carted to the 1
beat ot our knowledge and belier.
1'
J. B HTTE, V Auditors
J.T. RtE.SE.
Attest:
ts. 1. Reed. Clerk.
EBENSBURG
-NORMALSGHOOL-
VThoronifb. Practical and Progressive School
for tbe Teachers of theCounty. Will open on
MONDAY, APRIL 20, IS S6,
For a term of TEST WF.F.KfH. in charre of
.nnnt nn.Hnt.ndnrt T.ewla Strarer mnd Prof
Thorn. J.Ttell, A graduate of tbe Indiana State
J or trial Honooi.
SVrEKKiK A DVANTAQ US''
Are Pffered to the teachers ef tbe fonnty to attend
scnool at much less cdst than at cy othir rood
achool. Write for free circular I Tina tan In for-
matien to
COr.VTT SrPEKINTENUENT,
P. O. Box MS, Ehentbunt, Pa.
March !. iss.-t.
QT FPAMPTQ'
POT T TTPT?
01. Litn
LOKETTCPA,:
IN CHARGE OF -
FKANSISCAN BROTHERS.
Roard and Tuition
for tiae Scholastic Year, $200.
. Marco aib. lci. tf.
LISTEN! LISTEN! LISTEN!
To the Citizens of Cambria Co
Generally ; to Good Dres
sers Particularly.
If you love Nice Clothes, GOKTZ, the Tailor,
invites you to No. 1511 Eleventh Avenue, Al
toona, to examine into tlie Maiiuitude. Variety
and Beauty of his New Sprinir Stock.
J.TJJF- IB- GOETZ,
Merchant Tailor,
1511 Eleventh Ave., Altoona. Penn'a.
X- . .. - -
Hardware ! Hardware !
:o:-
IMPORTANT TO CITIZKNS OF
ENSBUKG Alsri VTC1XITY
77 E TAKE THIS OrPOUTUXlTY OK IN-
forming the people of Kbensburg ami Comity, tlmt we have
opened out in the Tudor building on High street, a new, large and
complete stock of hardware of every description,
tr MECHANICS' TOOLS. r.VTI.nFnS' Jf.l 7? DT'.J K F
SMITH TOOLS. HORSE HIWES. H.MiA'Oir T I.YS
ir.:4Tr.S OF ALL E'I.VDS,I!.li: IL'O.Y "nl STEEL.
tvnousEFun.risHLXG noons, ee-
! r-rf" VOL I 'EES. Cl'TL EE ) OE.YS. SHEL f,S,
) X.CARTEWUES. t i.m s.(;oj:djoe,etc.
I Referring to the above, we respectfully ask the citizens of Kbens
j 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 wo can oiler great lndui cniente tc
those, who desire to purchase.
E. DUFTON & SON.
EnKNSBCRft, April S,
'
CARL RIVIjNJTTJS,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER & 4EWELE&,
AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks,
1EWELUY,
Silverware, Mnsical tetniiats
AND
Optical Ooods.1'
Sole Agent
FOB THE
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHRS.
Columbia and Fredonia "Watches
In Key and Stem Winders.
LARGE SKLKCTION of ALT. KIND-.
- of JEWEMtY always on hand.
My line of Jewelry is nnurrwe I
(Jcnie and see for yourself bff ir:- purine
iag elf hre.
ALL VOHK OrARASTERIl . T J
CARL RIVINTUS.
Eoenslrg. Nov. 11, 18S..-tf.
THE BOTTOM ISREAGHED at LAST !
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER 0 ITER ED
in the County can be found at my Store. These are nil First-Class
Goods, which were bought for Cash at rook-bottom pru t s. I lo not
buy or keep in stook any Cheap Job Lot or Auction Gm1s, and
whatever you buy from me you can rel- on beinjr worth the rnoncy
-. r 1 -i t ...
y0U invest. Owmfj to an advance 1 am now pelhnfr manv troods at
i J - t-
j much less than I can replace them
j J30ttom Prices until I am compelled to replenish my stock. "When
i you want a Cooking or Heating Stove, Tinware, Hardware, Nails,
'
Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implements, call and see my Stock
. . . Tt ft. v T Ml i 1 j 11 ra -10 tc tr
1 ana learn my x rices. pig? 1
Ir -
C3-. UTTZLsTT ZLiIE
illlGIISTHECT, -
Policies written at short notice la the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
Aad other first (last (etnpanlrs.
T- W. DICK,
AOrXT FOR THE
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Folmer....! '.. vi H Tiror
' Shafter.
.... .ts... ......... .. .Ntecknipu
McMillan ti Waters ...v Nhoemakrr
.lohostoo's Executors., .vs Trcx lor
Marrav vs .Ijiflla Rand Powdar
fa.
T'uncan vs lhivis
t Krause ts H'
Kalvelll ts .ierby
i Same...... vs . Tvrny
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i AniUS.... vs Uli-iin
1 Vari-er v Varncr
x la tU avucr ! the mi iitua ef I vl 1 louden
la the rhatt-jf ol ine At i- t of SuiterM-wr ol lier
.s1cr l..wntiit.
Id th matter ol the pent-on ol li. A. Luther. Kx
Sticritl.
In the matter f a Kmul in Clearfield Township
near land of Not 1 A Mct'onncll heiri.
II. A. SHOI-.M AKKK, ProthrntirT.
ProtVy's ( ft! -e, M -rch t., 14.
THIS
m Philtsdclrhli
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Ap '..i v ! - 'rs
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for, but I ?h;tll ciiiifinuo to ?'I1 at
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STRirTIAONMITltU'MVv
PROTECTION. MUTUAL
HBIHSUR2HCC0f,iP'!lT
OF EDENSDURC. PA.
Cemw VTs aawi Im ttmn t ' ?" f
Iiukm tiktsa Ma n tai it "
Only 7 Asesments in 2s Y-ars.
Good FARM PROPERTIES
ESPECIALLY LESlliEb.
NO STEAM RISKS TAKEN.
GEO. M. READE, rresiJpnt.
T. W. DICK, Secretary.
Kbenshnrr, Jrn. SI. lssi..iT.
NOT DEAD YET !
VALUE LUTTRINCER,
! crrr an i t
TIN, COPPER AMI OTT-IllflX WIRE
Ui rrx j;onrixst
Kr-rS'iilh ltnlt. ' c atfet t n ot hit friends
L-U an I'Uinir . n K :irr.i m I i ; c t:i t K at be it STJ 11
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nuiiine lowatt
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