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LISTEN! LISTEN! LISTEN!
ATIilL, 16, 1886t
f1 -
JfjXD PERSONAL.
fjxereatul the Other riace.
,ad i rtrylntt up.
"VJt reJy to ke your garden.
d'.JJu pa?herrlnter?
' . h.t flour in tbe market go to tba
If ,
tv-L
W jpofrMt county iail baa only one
fT'r good tobacco and fine clears go to
trcnt-fisilii season opened on
Bowl-
wan am i . . ga:
BLE
GO.
AXTOON
A,
PA.
m kir.d- of Rroceris, fresh and
.Mri,e3uiar Bowl.
.n.iwl.
cost f
Tfn Catholic church Is to be built at
" i ii m inar t ha PAot
I A'" - . . s n.
at. 112.000
SS"1""" '
rf the tnud from our streets has
Tlofd rrtips wno mr0 utilizing
,tpp dreine for their land,
'"..pe hsdt nunfs Kidney and Llv
"fordy rurps ditresine diseases of
gruvpl and retention of urine.
cfl-.-e on Centre street, formerly oc-
nf the FREEMAN, is lor n-ni. ror
l- - t t -r
rJ'rs appiy to hod. iv. l..
:rvr U
' y. S-ikq. of Johnstown, writes
'.kt rp here on the 3d of next
a complete line of spring cloth
2,'h firnitiinc goods.
p"" of fast tiortln Johnstown
"I'yctto Mit th 0,(' rftre track in good
Iv'.iftn, io that they may hare a place for
their
-v? temperature is already railing for a
of cl'-rhinz. Hetter wait to see
tr t Njn's ii:- r'ay from Johnstown be-
rlav'f Chfrrytree drive was at
r-;.i i1" Sa'urlav la.t. with a heavy
ni'd !?rr'it more rains will have to
yj in th.e mountains.
Ooree EhrrMt wa appointed Sn-
Tresson Coalport Kaiiroaa
and cnmmpncpd his duties as
m Monday last.
p.eruMicrs of Hlalr county will
id) :!-s-f rriman election on Saturday,
Al. f'e same day that the Democrats
Ii., county holil ttioir primary.
A wak hak. with a weary, aching
the hips, i" 'an of diseased
-or; l"-e th het kidnpv curative
fwi. w!-.:rh is linnhvk Blood Bitters.
-Everv r-'.rchaser of clothing from Woolf
ivn J!if-;'f"'"ri, has always cood reason
j .y :; d. Their goods are at all
T't fi-' ionable and their prices
t(. pantisvania railroad conductors
V. ri".'i'ed twelve days' vacation dur
.j ? surjimer. withoiit. loeing any pay.
J. :rp. n'p Tork divi-'ion the conductors
t' i"'. f.-i,rt. en days.
-Zte Cressnii .t C'oalport H. R. Company
p;j'::nenp a round house for their en
f.'s rd ars a !-hort distance above the
T" i.f !!;e Ehe:i-bura A Cresson railroad.
Tie frarr? a rai-e. on Monday last.
-At the froldf n Faffle Clothlag Tlouse
in buv a rdr nf ail wool pants for fl.
3 Fire ra.!iiiere pants f2.50 they are
rrt U e'.ewhr.
H. March, Proprietor.
rrjrrPp We:ker. son of the proprietor of
JfKjn1 Houf', and one of the most popu
ff'iinj rr.en ff Kane, Pa., while laboring
::'- rrrxirary fit of insanity, committed
'-.c!e on Saturday iiKjruing by shooting
t z.f f ,l:.ru;;kli tt.e head with a revolver.
-Tfe (; i'.r ! aD man can be suited at
"K- !:av extra sizes and plenty
) ar !Ung cheap. Call at
; 1r Fi rinrhin;; House, No. 1301
i '.r. R-.vn ;e, couoh's block, Altoona.
Ii. March, Proprietor.
tV -undn-ss of txuly and mind is
"i:v :) pure blood. Leading
a. utV,n!U-s indorse Ayer's Sarsapa-
hft MlimI-p urifying medicine In
- it a-t; Increases the working
t:v- powers of both hand and
Mr. Fergus Lloyd and family started on
Monday last for Kane, McKean county, on
visit to Mrs. Lloyd's relatives.
Mr. R. R. Davis, of the East ward.
started on Tnesday last on a Western tour.
intending to purchase If he finds a place to
salt him.
Mr. Joseph Bearer, of Carroll township.
received by express on Wednesday last nine
large carp from Washington, D. C. They
measured from 12 to 16 inches in length and
were beauties.
Charles Edwards and Thomas Delaney,
two tramps, were brought to jail on Wed
nesday last from Johnstown, charged with
raising a disturbance at the beer bottling
establishment of William Thomas at that
place one day this week.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. Otis Lloyd, assignee of
Rees J. Lloyd, dec'd. who will sell a lot of
valuable real estate situated Jn the neighbor
hood of Ebensbnrg on the 15th of May
next.
The following named persons can each
obtain a letter by railing at the Enensburg
por office Mrs. Annie Griffith. Mrs Mag
gle Jones. Miss Jennie Topper, Miss Lizzie.
Sutton. Miss Jennie floges. Miss Katie
Glispia. Mr. Isaac Bowers, Mr. Thomas E.
Lewis.
Mr. James More, residing In the vicin
ity of Cherrytree. while on a rafting frip,
at the foot of Buttermilk falls on the Sus
quehanna river, Clearfield county, feil on
Siindav mornlne. and a three square file
which he carrid in his pocket, penetrated
his left sid helow the hear. No serious
result Is anticipated.
Tn a week or two regular passenger
trslns will be run on the Creson A Coalport
TnEfOCSTT COMMITTEE.
t the Recent Meeting.
It Froet edlng-a
WO ALPORT.
The Democratic County Committee met
at Armory Flail, In Ebensourg, on Monday,
iuo i.u inst, pursuant to the call of the
Chairman. Upon calling the roll twenty
eight members of the committee answered.
Caron Leahy was elected secretary. The
Chairman announced that the first business
In order was the fixing of the time for hold
ing the primary election. Several dates
were suggested, and on taking the yote, Sat
mday, June 19th, was determined upon as
tbe date.
A resolution looking toward a change in
the system of making nominations was of
fered by Mr. Leahey, to which several
amendments were offered. After consider
able discussion the following, presented by
Mr. Kayior, was adopted :
Resolved, That
sitmns regulating the mode of making nom
Inations shall be submitted for determina
tion by the members and supporters of the
tionnCrat'C party at the next Primary e'ec-
vnTiJ ,KThe prefent system of a direct
yote for the candidates.
Second: The selection of delegates to a
county convention at which nominations
snail be made, said delegate system to be as
follows : Eac election district to be enti
tled to one delegate absolutely, and for each
one hundred Democratic voters after the
hrst hundred therein, an additional delegate.
J r",,1nmher of delegates for each district
shall be announced by the Chairman or tbe
County Committee, in the call for the Con
vention in each year, shall be based on the
number of Democratic votes polled for the
highest office voted for at the last preceding
election The delegates to be selected un
der such regulations as the County Commit
toe or the County Convention may adopt.
In order to ascertain the sense of the par
ty on the above nrnrwcitiAna tha
Chairman of the Countv Committee shall I completed ; besides, we have drivine roads
I h) db printed on the tickets for the
Its Rualne Interests and Attract! na
Deoerltted.
This beautiful town is built on the banks
of the Clearfield creek, in Clearfield county,
Pa., and is distant about two miles from the
Carabrta county line. Its chief business is
in coal and lumber, yet there are many
other branches of industry carried on here
that in the aggregate excel these two impor
tant items Millions of feet of lumber haye
floated past here In the last few weeks on
its way to Eastern markets, thus giving em
ployment to hundreds of men that herd and
drive those logs the same as our Western
ranchers herd and driye their sheep and
cattle. After the logs follows the ark (not
Noah's, but the driver's ark). This is a
small house built on the water and made
comfortable for the men at night. Here in
this home is where the benighted traveler
will find genuine hospitality. Among a jol
ly good hearted set of our Clearfield county
men.
The coal mines here employ about500 men
and their great boast is that they employ no
Imported labor. (But alas I at present writ
ing our mines are idle, and our ovens are
cold).
It would cover too much space in your
valuable paper to give a description of our
minor industries in detail, suffice to say tnat
in a few weeks you can Ret anything in
wood from a brush handle up to a barn
frame, from a hickory bottom chair to the
finest mahogany dressing case. Anything
you want in iron or steel. The best of
building bricks are made here and ere long
fire bricks will be shipped from this point,
all our own manufacture.
In point of attraction we have all the
heart could desire, beautiful scenery, fish
ing, boating, hunting, good hotels, good res
taurants, good places of amusement, good
evrything but far above all, good people.
The chief attraction of our town is health.
Few people die here tiom disease, and only
one funeral in six months In a population of
1,700. Think of that, ye invalids.
Our town is easy of access, one railroad
alrpartv in operation and another almost
OBITUART.
SCHIMPV.-Dlfd. at her hmn In tJarrontown
on Thuriday. April 8. 188. Mr. Elliabeth
Schimpf, ned about TS years.
CAKI.. Died, at her home to farrolltown' on
Thursday. April 8. 1SS6, Mra. Carl aired
about SO year.
TKUXIXL Died, at the rmidenre of har hus
band, Mr. Henrv Troxeli, in Allegheny town
ship, on Sunday April 11, 1586, Mrs. Hannah
Troxell. aared 6b yean.
Tbe deceased wn a moet excellent woman, a
a-ond wife and kind mother, ard waa hlirbly ro
ppected by mil her nelrbboro aad acquaintances.
She wa the mother of teren children, two bovi
and fiva girls. Both boys are married and also
two of the girls, one of them beinir the wlln of Mr.
Timothy K. O'Hara, the llYery roan, of this place!
The remains were Interred In tha t:atholic ceme
tery at Loratto on Tuesday. May she rest In
peace.
KETL.L.Y. Died, at his residence In Clearfield
township. Cambria county. Pa., on Mon,
April 6. 1888. Cornoluts Reiily, Ksq., In the 87!h
year of his are.
Mr. Keilly was one f the earliest 9f tYe
sturdy pioneers of the Alleghany Mountains,
having resided hero nearly three-quarters of a
century. He was well known in Cambria and
Hialr counties, and carried with him throughout
his long and useful career the unlyersal respect of
all. A man of generous Impulses, a eltiren of un
bounded patriotism, an unmsnmlmg but thor
ough Christian, be left to monrn the loss of an
exemplary father four sons ana two danckters,
.1. H. Keilly . of Clearfield township. Mrs. Mary S.
Mack, of Bennington. Mrs. John Iltilnger, of
Chest Springs. Wm. f". and Charles M. Keilly. or
YoungMtown. Ohio, all of whom attended. He
was buried in the Catholic cemetery at St. Angus,
ttne. this countv. The pall bearers were Kngle
bert Kenrfet, Wm. Oct. John Kander, D. McCal
la. M. J . Thomas and Jas. IMUIgen.
SSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
Railroad, when tickets will he sold for the 1 "e primary election the words : "For
following stations: Wildwood, Dawson, 'syem "tor delegate system;"
Amsbry. Ashville. Burnt Mill. Dvsarts.
Crdron. Dean. Frueality. Fallen Timber, j suit of the vote shall be ascertained by the
Fltnn Citv, Coalport. Rosebud and Irrona. j Return .1 uds at the next Convention and
Captain Michael Quartz will punch the , enRr,r,;unc'J by the Chairman immediately
tickets and make his politest bow to the , . .
I air. J. J. Kayior offered a resolution set
passengers, i t!n)J forth that lt ia the gense of thjs commit.
We pay no attention to what onr little j tee that the candidates of the Democratic
competitors advertise. We are prepared to j party ror Assembly should pledge them
down any one of them in regard to prices
and we mean Just what we say.
vince you that we have b"t one price on our
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Rv Tlrtue of an order of the Conrt of Common
Pleas ol Cambria County, to me directed, I
will expose to public sale, at the Conrt House in
the Horough of Kbensburg. fimbria County.
Pennsylvania, on
SATURDAY, MAT 15. '86,
At 2 A'ctont. r. St.. divbsteo A!n ntscBASOkn
! or and r rom all LiKxs, the following Keal
; Kptate. to wit :
No. 1. All that certain lot of ground situate in
the Fast Ward of the Borough of tbensbnrg.
. Cambria County. Pa., fronting sixty-six feet.
I more or less, on the aorth side of High Street and
! extending back the same width twohundred and
! sixty fnnr feet to Sample Street adjoining Aaron
I Patehln on the east and Centre Street on the
I west, hatng thoreon erected a two story, partly
, Ftone and partly frame dwelling house, lour one
j story frame build ings, one one-story brick build-
The Frx-nshuri? schools closed a seven 'nr. frame stable and out buildings,
ine JLDfnsourg scnoois t'"""ur I No. 5. All that certain square ol ground situate
months terra on Monday. April -tb The , n tJm Ward o1 tn, oron)rn 5, Kber.sbnrg.
regular class work was conducted during , ('mt,ri county .Pa ..bounded and deerired as
the forenoon. In the afternoon, the exer- j follows, that Is to say. fronting two hundred and
Cises consisisted in recitations, select read- j sixty-four leet on the north side of Crawford
a ride over which is evr to be remembered
In conclusion, I will extend a general in
vitation to all to come and see Coalport,
and, sale-bill fashion, you will find many
other things too numerous to mention.
Coalport.
t loalnr F.zerrlaea tn Pnbllc Schools.
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A Urn t.pttia dpsirps it to be known
- '! s'Vnt to t!:P delivering of the
6 Braid. Fertilizer, at the station
:'f (ttv Saturday between 9
5 ' m. and ..'.-lock p. m. If not at
'-t. -: at tie livery stable of Messrs
T r; i'IUra.
1 d t hav to recommend Parker's
-.m iuit oi-.-p," writes Mr. C A.
'i.-u'st, of Liberty. S. T. "After
' !- in it- record." It stops fall
' -p. nri nal color, softness and
; ' 'ra"y clean, prevents dand-
''.f-r.'i- r. of farmers is called to the
n'-r.t r f pii-,:gii shoes, as well as
k'n U i f boots and shoes at the
' ' -' ire of R. L. Davis, on Ju
Ii3 .'.as aNo on hand the best
' r iadies' shoes was ever
' T;-: j-. rjall and examine his
.i c..
-y- 1.
Mil
goods, we Invite yon to call and inspect trie
largest and best selected stock in this city.
(Jolden Egie Clothinc boose. No. 1301 El
eventh avenue. Couch's block. Altoora.
II. Mapch. Proprietor.
On Tuesday morning the flue shop of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Al
toona was destroyed by fire, together with a
lot of machinery and worked material, in
volving a loss to the company of about 1 15
000. The building was a long wooden
structure, standing alongside of No. 1 erect
ing shop, and was a temporary building
five men were employed in the building.
Lawrence Roach, a young son of Louis
Roach of Osceola Mills. Clearfieui county,
died on Sunday
Selves to vote for the ..dODtion of lerfalatinr. ! Inn dlnlooiiei " etc... in the different 1 Street and extending back two hundred and slx-
1 grades conducted by Hie tes
I The exercises ttuouehout w
1 and interesting and the schools were visited
: r " r' rr r : v"':"":': : -. ? Homer street, harm. iim
in i-ini- j ""---'j iu cimiice 1110 provisions or tne 1 nnurawjiiuui uj ' o-c.o ... street on the mn and an alley on the west
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOK KF4J1STEK AND KrX'OKDEK
T0 thr Trmorrani of Cambria County : J
hereby aanwince myself as a candidate for the
nomination for the office of Kedsterand Keoorder
at the ensuing leniocrfie Prlmarr Klectlon.
t-H,KsTlNEJ. BLJUK.
Ebensburg. Pa., Feb. ae,
FOR KmiSTEK AND KECOKDEK.
To thr Itmorratyof Cambria County: I here
by announce myself as a candidate for the office
of Keglster and Recorder, subtect to tha decision
of the next Democratic primary Election.
w , THOMAS HOOVER.
Cambria township, March 4, 18SS.
IOR REOPSTER AND KECOKDEK.
To thr lrmcrattc Votrrt of Cambria f'onnfy:
I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Keglster and Record
er, to be made at your next Primary Election
OKOKOEC. MILX.ER.
Conemaugh Borough, March 12,1888.
Jor Register and Recorder.
PETER M 'COUGH,
OF PORTAGE TOWNSHIP,
Subject to Democratic rules.
pOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JAMES M. WAITKliS,
OF JOHNSTOWN.
Snhieet to the decision of the Democratic Pri
mary Election. I March 1. 1884.
"PR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
MAItllY O. ROSE,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
Subject to the decision of Iemocratic Primaries.
March 29, lSgf.
JjV)K PROTHONOTARY.
M.A.SHOEMAKEI5,
Subject to the Democratic Primary Election.
(Ebensburg, March Xi, lSSt",.-t.e.)
ptK ASSEMULY.
WILLIAM LINTOX, of Summit,
Subject to decision of the Democratic Primaries.
March 26, 18SS.
To the Citizens of Cambria Co,
Generally ; to Cood Dres
sers Particularly.
If you love Nice Clothes. GOETZ, the Tailor,
invites you to Xo. 1511 Eleventh Avenue, Al
toona, to examine into the Magnitude, Variety
and Beauty of his Xew Spring Stock.
-A-TliIF1- jEU. GOETZ,
Merchant Tailor,
1511 Eleventh Ave., Altoona, Penn'a.
U . . . . -i m
Hardware! Hardware!
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IMPOKTAN T TO CITIZENS OF EB
ENSBURG AND VICINITY.
F
OR Assembly.
New Constitutor. raisii t i.nrnr.iiM, i Toe exercises tlnoudliout were entertaining
and free passes. lie supported Lis resolu- i mn Mr,lta nri citizens durine the
tion with a vigorous epeecb, and it was j day. Various presents were made to teach-
anoptwl
On moti'in the Committee adjourtifd.
W. Hor ace, Rosk, Chairman.
Cahon Leahey, Secretary.
Wllniore Ilrnis.
ers br pupils and the term was successful
to teachers. iatronsand pupils of the schools.
, Upon Invitation, visited the closing exerris
i es of the Wilrnore schools on Wednesday,
i April 7th. During, the forenoon the regu-
lar exercises were conducted consisting in
reviews, examinations and class drills.
' T itarorn a v ns loot. rwfn rtloH ttlA tlmA t ttlP
w h.nnth..i"mh- i . ..- afternoon and were made up of recitations,
We had not heard at the time of writing dial0Kue3i deciamatioos, rongs, etc. The
last week of the misfortune of Peter Mc-. exercises were performed with entire credit
Dade, Father McIIngh's man-of-all work, i to teachers and pnplls. Prizes worn given
in having the top and part of the second 10 PUP" ''d addresses were made by vis
iint f ib a . k . K. V. !, tors r-origiatulatlng them an the success of
joint of the for. finr.er of his right hand tlle workrturing the term- The teacher of
chopped off in a cuttiog-box with which he ! the primary grade is among the most suc
was cutting feed at the time. Dr. Blaisdell ! cessful in the countv and the teacher of the
dressed the wound, or rathar amputated the i ?r8(l exceeded the expectations of the
. . . - i(in,i.. a ,". ; airectorsanaotnersin tne muKcu.cufc 01
from the eiiec.is or tne uiw . j-'- V1JC, xk,vuu ju,U4,, na the schools during the term
T w.ii oon be busy with their
" V. it must be done alwavs as
li'.-r settles and the ground
' -tt. a i l our farmer friends
l-f -a --Ti:menrfng their work, visit
-t.,re on High street, and lay
"'f !ry g,,(x!a, dress goods, boots 1
;r 'i-riK ar,d provisions at very
of a dog. The case was one or wen aevei
oped hydrophobia. The patient wa
thrown luto severe convulsions whenever
water was presented, and continually bark
ed and snapped like a dog. Before dying
he bit his father on the arm and his mother
on the breast, causing abrasions in both
cases.
The Board of ofllcers of the Fifth Regi
ment, National Guard of Pennsylvania, met
in Altoona on Tuesday evening. There
was a full attendance. The subject of a
regimental encampment wns discussed.
General Beaver, by letter, suggested Cies
eon as a proper place. Roarini Spring and
Bedford were also mentioned as suitable
places. Final.v a committee was appointed
to determine the location. Cresson will
probanly be selected.
Edward Taige, K-q . died in Indiana
on Sunday last in the Wth year of his age.
He was a lawyer and a surveyor, and in the
latter capacity frequently attended the
courts ef this county many years aco as a
wltnes in the protracted ejectment trials in
volving the title to lands in Clearfield and
White townships, known as the Shoemaker
and Ross cases. He was elected County
Surveyor of Indiana county five times, and
held the office at the time of his death.
A grand ball will be given in Armory
Hall, this place, on Monday evening, Apr!
2Mb Inst., by the Gallitzin Cornet Band
The members of the band are a jolly and
gentlemanly set of fellows, everybody in at
tendance will be well treated and the best
of order willoe maintained. The music will
be supurb, and the band boys will look their
best as tbey will wear their new uniform
and do everything possible to make the af
fair pleagant and enjoyable. Do not fail to
attend. J
James Burk. a track-walker on the P. ,
R. R., was killed at Spruce Creek, Hunting ,
or last ween.
knives first nipped a piece off the point of Thursday afternoon, by invitation, at-
x
thn flnaiir fhan tsiilr lha flrt-f inint tpntleri tha flrpisnn school. Mr. A. J. Sank
stopped when about half way through the I ker l". Reviews, class drills recita-
bone the third t mm. Tt is cai.l thr Polar ; ' . . .'Ituate In
i rtrnuram nf PYereises Prizes were ffiven bv
took a good laugh over the affair, but he the directors of the district for attendance
doubtless feels that it Is as dangerous to and progress during the term. These con
fool with a cutting-box as It is to monkey ! sisteJ of cor,ies of geographical and his
... . J , toncal reader. The teacher also gave books
wirn a ouzx saw. prizeg m tDe different grades, and gave
A young man named Fred Rise, of South reward cards to all the pupils of the echiol.
I F.irk, died of pneumonia Sunday morning. ' The directors gave two prires for each school
i He is the sums nerson that sr.me seven nr ! !n tne (1'str,ct- Although this plan is prae
iie is tne ame person that some seven or to 80me extent in several boroughs in
, eight years ago wae wounded ia the hand the countv, we oelieve this district has been
! by the premature discharge of a shot gnn the first to introduce it in our country dis-
! with which he was gunning and subsequent- tricts. Th school was successfully con-
! iv irwf hi. rm frm Tt ..t , ducted, and the pupils made commeudable
ly lost his p.rm from the effects of the U'ju- ;
ry. j
There was some good weather for sugar
making last week, although It was very 1
slushy under foot. Mr. Henry Coleman, on I
the old Jim Burke farm, mnst now have
somewhere in the neighborhood of a ton of j
maple sugar made this year.
Speaking of sugar making Id duces the I
progress during the term
We find much to commend in tne manner
in which the closing exercises of the schools
visited were conducted. literary exercises
in connection with the regular school work i
can be safely encouraged. This will tend to :
make the lat day of the term ti e bvsietl ;
day, as it should be. The good order and !
discipline of the school should be maintained j
until trie close of the school. With Droner
t
No. 3. All tht i-ertsln onunrfl of KrmirM ln-
ate Id the West Ward In the torouiirh of Kbrns
t'nrjr. C'amhrla cinnty , r"a..'oun'1(l n l derribel
nr follow that i. to eav. irontlr.ic two hundred
and 8lTty-fi)ur lpt on tha west aide of Julian
Street and extending hai-k two hundred and ?ix
ty.fnur tm to an alloy. harlnK Ogle Street on the
north and Triumph Street on the sooth.
No. 4. All that certain irjunre of n;r"iind situate
in the West Ward of ihe K "rough of Fbershunr,
C'amhrla t'ounty. Pa . bounded and destined a?
followi that f to tar . fronting two hundred and
sixty-four feet on the eat fide of Mary Ann
Street and extending bark two hundred and iix-ty-fonr
feet, haying nl street on the north and
Triumph Street on the nouth.
No. i. All that i-er'aln piece or pareel of land
ltu-te In t'a mhria Townliip. f'amhrla 'unty.
Pa . adiointoar lands of Daniel J. ItaTla. K. Kob
erta1 eitate and ther, ccntalnln twenty-flye
acres, more or les.
No 8. All that certain piere or parrel of land
situate partly In the Horouith of ESensbur and
partly In 'ambrl Township. "ambrla bounty,
Pa., bounded and desi-rlhed as followi. that Is to
aay. fronting on the Kbenshuric and Susquehan
na plank road or HIithlaDd Street on the south,
haying tha old t'arrolltown road or Julian Street
on the eat, land of Mrs. Jane .Tones ots the north
and land of said .lane JoneB nnil ftamamtn Wil-
liatr.s on the west, containing fiye acfas.more or
is.
No. 7. All that certain piece or purecl ol land :
lunie in t.amnrta I r.wosn'n. tTambria t onnty.
Pa.adiolnlnK lends of John Fans, K. W . Tudor,
a. . narKerami others, containing one hundred
. acres, more or les.
No. 8. All that certain lot of Kround sltnite fn
! the West Ward of the Borouiih of Khensburjr.
j C'ambrta t'ounty. ., frontinv on I.loyd street on
I the north, haylntr property of Cambria Township
! Schcol Itistrict and I.cwls 1. Edwards on the
! east. Oifle Street on the south and on alley on
i tbe west, contain!njc one and one-half lot?, more
or less.
j Tkhvs of Sale. ("ne-thlrd of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of s! and the
: remainder In two equal annua, payments with
Interest, to be secured by bonds and "mortiraif or
judicment notes of the purchaser. Purchasers to
. pay (or decd in addition to the amount of their
; respective bids.
OTIS LLOYD,
Assignee of Hees J. I.loyd.
KbensbTT(t, Pa-, April 1, 1SS0. 4-1.
I will be a cwndidate tor the nomination for
Assembly at the cominir lemocratle Primary
Election.
JOHN E. STKAYEK.
Johnstown. April 2. ISss.
or Assembly.
DR. J. C. M'MULLEX,
OF (LEARFIEI.I) TOWXfllir.
Kespectfully submitted to the Democracy ol
Cambria Countv.
April u. 18-9. t.e.
F
F
on Assembly.
MICHAEL FITZII ARRIS,
OF OALI.ITZIX.
Sub)crtto decision of the Democratic Primaries.
April a. 1SH3.
F
u Assembly.
SSIGXEK'S NOTICE.
pupils.
teacher.
This should be the aim of every
County Svpkkistksdent.
A Krmarkable Escape.
Notice ts hereby rlyen that John Kochra. of
Summerhlll town-hip, t'ambrla county. Pa., hat
made an assi(rnmcnt to the unders'irned lor
the benefit of his creditors. Those Indebted to
him will please make psvment without delay and
those having claims against said Koehm are re
ques'.ed to present them t r payment.
W. H.S.MAY. Assignee.
bummerhlll township, April is. lsss. St.
emulation and incentives the interest in
writer to give a hint which may be useful to ( school work can be sustained, and tho clos
vour readers. When roakiniz sucar on a i "ng exercises reflect credit on teacher and
hillside seyeral feats ago we experienced
difficulty In setting the buckets. We were
told to drive an iron spike in the trees but
thai .11.1 n , ..ni-l. wnll VC a V-T. t 1 r . i V
....,u... -..m- Mrg Marv A. nailev. of Tunkhannock.
upon thfc Dlan of cutting sumac spiles about pa was affliptP(, for veRrs witn Asthma
8 inches in length and burning them out atlli Bronchitis, during which time the best
without halving, and cutting a concave I physician could g'.ve no relief. Her life
notch on the top of each near the outer end, j waa despaired ;t. until in last tjctooer sne i those hayin claims niraint
and by inserting two, fiom three to four ov(,rVi when immediate relief was felt, and WM- " sechlek, As,nee
inches apart in the tree, tne buckets bung j y continuing its u.se for a short time she ; F.bensbnnf. Pa.. April is. iss 3-t.
n c v. The an es sliourt lo driven 111 on'v 1 was c:oiupieuiy cureu, naminu 111 iiesn mi
: . t : .. j a ! lbs. iu a few months. Free trial bottles of
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby jt'en that Samuel Hates, of
Ebensbunt Boronith. Cambria c -unty, I'a., has
made n asitcnment, to the undrrjlg aei for tho
benefit of his c-edltors. Those In.lebted to him
will please make payment without delay, an 1
aid smnor will
inclined downward.
M.
A
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ining
this certain ure of all Throat and Lune
Diseases at K. .lames' Druif SUre. Lartrc i letters of administration on the estate of Kob
IK -k
a.e'.iy, a freigLt brakeman on
vn.a rai road, on Thursday of
K. putting on the brakes, fell
'v- a- uma:erhill. falling with
on H e track, and the wheels
1 ver it niinoM it ai hadlv
' 'i t.i iu. amputated. He was about
1 ;,i r.r-; of ae, and was formerly
- 'Vr :n Altoona.
crr.t riftty for cash we are prepar
O'.r Urge stock of goods at reduc
5 In men's, toys' and children's
" g iiranlee a saving of 25 per
- f" i p ir' l aser. Call and get the
r' '.r i.atgains. Golden Eagle
Ii i-hp, noi F.'.eventh avenue,
" '"'t, Alt'iona.
II. March, Proprietor.
ii-rre'; j8 (jrive cnmt) out 0f Ander
a: I drove tho Snsnuehanna to
a'.'!, two miles below Jersey
n tw.-i.ty. hix days. This, we think,
j .' '':0'!'-'-t time on record. They reaeh
tl;'v,B named place on Monday last.
" ? iii. a wt-re paid and returned
- -rir
An Insllliillon for Tan( Mfn.
The Commission having charge of the
erection of the State Reformatory, at Hun;- j
ingdon, held a meeting on Thursday after- !
noon in Philadelphia. All the members !
were present, as follows : Colonel Charles
Thoti.ps-on Jones, President ; nnry Rawie, .
. v t , . c T,:.. t . yi-:i
don county, on Saturday 01 . . -
.. - th e.state was I Mam Nolen. of Reading: Dr. Fisher, of;
V nne ine auuiiuinuswi -
looking after the deceased's personal effects Huntingdon ; William Hartley, of bedford,
a day or two ago he found over fwo in an - and Capt. William C. Hart, of Harnsburg, 1
old stocking, representing part of tne sav- j Secretary. The institution has been in
Ings of the unfortunate man. Burk was a ; course of erection for six years. It was first (
.ornhor r.r the. relief department or tne 1-. ; acMpi 10 ut n j,c...t.. 3 ,
Bottles f 1.00.
Hemlock I !
Plenty of water and lots of mud.
Several new street lamps have been lately .
put up; for which the belated pedestrians
are devoutly thankful. ,
Saturday next will be pay day at the va- !
rious mines. The pay will be a small one '
on account of tho late, strike
The coal mines in the vicinity are ail run- ;
ning r.l their full capacity. The miners are j
making good wages, but many from theClear ,
ert Murray, dreeasod. late of Cambria township,
haTlnir been granted to the nndcrslrned. notice
is herehy irtTcn to persens Indebted to said
estate to make navment withont delav Rnil to
1 those having claims arainKt the same to present
1 them properly autenticnted tor settlement to
M. D. K ITT ELL.
Atlm Inlstrator of Robert Murray, dee'd .
I Ehensbun;, Pa.. April 18, 1S. (5 t.
I announce myself as a candidate for nomina
tion lor the Assembly at the approaching Iemo
oratlc Primary Election.
JOHN S. KHEY.
Ebensbtinr, April 9th, ISSfl.
Jor Poor IIoi-se Director.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the nomination tor Pour House Director, suoiect
to the decision ol tbe next Democratic Primary
Election.
JACOB SHAFFER.
Allegheny township. April, i, 1SHS.
POOR ItOfsE DIKKt TOR.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the nomination tor Poor House Director, suh-
iect to tho decision of the Democratic Primary
liection. JAMES MELLON.
Carroll twp., April 9, lsxfS.
NORMAL SCHOOL
o
A Normal Sciix)l will oyca
April 26th, 1886,
FOR A
Term of Ten Weeks
In the Ebensburg Public School
BUI LDING.
The School will be conducted by J. W. LEECH,
Principal of the Elnsburic Schools, and Prof.
T. T. Bearer, graduate of the Northwestern
(Ohio.) Normal .School.
Social attention will be paid to tho wants of
teacher?. The higher branches wtll receiye care
ful attrntlin. HI M K KEEFINO WILL BE
TAI'OHT THOKOCHLY-
For further particulars and circulars addre.
J. W. LEECH.
Kbent'nrn. March 28, lSSi.
77fE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IX-
forming the people of Ebensburg and vicinity, that we hare
opened out in the Tudor building on High street, a new, large and
complete stock of hardware of every description,
IJrMEClULXK'S' TOOLS, BUILDERS' IhlRinWlRE.
t-r Ed RMIMl'L EME.YTS, FORK . .W. IDES. BL 1 r A-
t&SMITH TOOLS, HORSE SHOES, ILIRRO f TI.Y3
tST. VAILS OF ALL KI.YDS,BAR IRO.V aiul STEEL,
lvnOUSEFUR.YIS7TT.Va HOODS. RE-
UrVOLVERS. cutli:r", gu.ys, shells,
14T CARTRIDGES, TU'I.YES, CORDAGE, ETC.
Referring to the above, we respectfully a?k tho citizens of Ebens
burg and surrounding country for a share bf 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.
Ei DUFTON & SON.
Ebessbcro, April 3. lS.
CARL RI VI NIXJS,"
PRACTICAL
AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY",
Silierware, Musical Instrnints
AND
Optical Goods.
Sole Agent
FOK THE
Celebrated Rockford:
WATCHES.
Columbia and Fredonia Watches.
In Key and Stem Winders.
LARGE SELECTION" of ALL KIMIb
of JEWELUT always on hand.
lif My line of Jewelry ia iiniirpa-ie.!.
O.uie and see fur yourvif before pur.-hm-ina
elwh-re.
ALL WOKK C L" A 1; ANTEED
CARL RIVINIUS.
Ebensburg. Not. 11, isss.-tf.
c5aAGEtfTS WASTED.
W jat7ablUhXeenUUe4
AUIMTOirS NOTICE. Ilavine
been appointed Auditor to report distribu
tion of the money In the handsofJ.O. Noel. A s- 1
silt nee of Wm. Flrnn for the benefit f creditors J
as shown by his first and partial account, notice )
is hereby mren thst J will lt at my ora in the
borotiffh of Ehons.-Minr. on Timdav. thr t:th day of !
April. at tfs rt cxAicK, a. x .. to attend to the '
duties of sal. I appointment, at which time and
nr-nd S i Midd.e strict. ut Governor Hoyt ca,,ed ! U.n .rapidly fillett up.
1 , ' , , . v ,r(,v at Loretto this it to be clianped to a reformaU.ry institution. , aa"i aro worKlc n'-' t
totlie Mstersof M,rcy at Loretto, , poner9 under lwe n y.five ye,r9 ' The boroueh schools will close in a lev,
place all persnni interested may attend If they
field region and elsewlit-re are flocking here, j see proper.
i its ai.ii r.. in non, Auditor.
t rr
""""J' . v, 1 .,, K-o inrln.H h.
-In the riots at St. Louis on ,.nt ,hRr(,. Tra(le. will
killed wa Major n.cnara , -
LCI Vlll l" J w . w .v
one of the men
Kycuman. wno w." " ; f ,h it will accommodate five buu-
Htizon of John-town, having oeen ,
; ,r .i,.t r!M from 1A37 up to about
! UCUb vi i M'v '
1874. with the exception of several years
service In the army doting the late war,
when he served as Major in the Twenty
first rfgiment of cavalry. He was Chief of
Police in Johnstown durin i860 ar.d 1867.
and during the latter year was the Republi
can candidate for Sheriff against Ex-SMerltT
John A. Blair, of this place, who wns elect
ed bj a majority of l,0M
t.'n,i
Mr. Edward Sexton, of
was ot.e of the number.
Atterburv, President of the
. ""i 1,a!port Itailroad, said to a
"t.a,.. ...... ...
's!r reporter in I'itt.sburg on Monday
'.V.
ilU' ready to run trains by
:.t niontti, and already have
1 a larae amount of business in
S'rrr.,, ( n fjf toa) UIIlDerf tark and
-r"t 'iii,p. t)ur locomotives are being
I'll!-burg, and the road will pa
, "'' It has not a dollar of in-,-v
will be quite an important
,''""!' i.t. -ylsinii roil). itlli.uili
dred prisoners, as there are Itaat many cells
in the building. The contractors are now
about to becin work on the only remaining
wiDjj, for which an appropriation of $250,000
Is available. The institution has already
cost f400.000, but it is stated that it will re
quire f-250.0O0 in addition to the present
available appropriation to furnish it and
build a wail around the thirteen acres of
few
days. All ttie schools in Washington town
ship have closed.
A money-order post-office here would be
a greut ciioveniiTice. Why can't we have
it?
The cackle of the hen makfth music by
day; and the shrill pipings of the frog are
borne on the evening breeze. 'Tis spring
you know. C
- . . . .
HTni:xE.4i
Kbenstnnt, April I -S-t
Txf;cuTons notice.
JJ F.stnteo! Mr. Alr. Ann McConnell. dee'd.
I.citcr' of n.lmin l.trat ion on the estate of Mrs.
, Mary Ann MeConnell, Ute of Summerhlll town
ship, deceased, hayinir beer, limited to the an-der-otrned.
notice is hereby itlvcn to those in
j d.-bted to the said estate to make piymcnt with
j out delnv. and those bavin claims airn Inst the
. same will present them properly authenticated
ifor settlement.
W. T. M'I'DN'NKI,!,.
JAMES H. M I'UNNKLI,
Kxecutors.
I Summerhill township, April 2, 1S18. fit.
THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE
BY ALLAN PINKEBT0N.
THE BOTTOM BJACHED at LAST !
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. These nre nil Fir?t-Cl?v
Goods, which were bought for Cash at rock-bottom j.ricc. I do rw4
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 monej
you invest. Owing to an advance I am now selling many good &t
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, Nail,
Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implement, call and see my Stock
and learn my Prices. r I will not be undersold. Aug. 1385.
:CUTORS' NOTICE.
A
KIVINIUS I.T-OYD Married, at the resi-
den"c of the brrde's parents, in F-bensbur, on
il' i J a . . ; 1 i 1 ,ma. V. w .. L' 1,.!
ground surrouniliriK the reformatory. It cn,' Mf.'cari KiVimu's to Misa May Jane
I trill hM run on the fjaiDe Plan bv which the i I-loyd. both ol F.bensburif.
i i,n Vf.fnllpn i ....... , . . The troom ii one ol our most respected and en-
yUUlK IIJi - .ltUir, -1" A 1C IV. i CfcVfi g urui.ii
- . . 'ri......lai rf lant Wftek
was arr9tea nere o - -
by Constable James Myera charged by Mr
Christ. Rudolf, of Allegheny township, with
the larceny of twenty eight dollars. Toung
McMullen had been stopping at the house
of Mr. Rudolf, end some time previous had
eor.eto that gentleman's room and taken
three dollars from a trunk In which he kept
his money. It was not the Intention of Mr.
Rudolf to prosecute him for that offense,
but he was Riven aome good advice and
warned not to attempt anything of the kind
In the future. On Wednesday of hrt wtk
he turned np mining from the Rndolf resi-
.. .ir. .lid the balance of the money
In the'trunk. He wss followed to this place ,
where he was arreteti .. -f
12 47 of the money recovered, he having
made some purchases of clothing in the
stores and been very liberal with his money
. ...... Krr,,..ros which he isifed
at several oi
during his short stay
i . lot-on tn ii!! to
The plans for the new wing, as prepared by
the architects, were accepted, and the con
tractors will begin work this week and fur
nish employment to three hundred men.
The Reformatory wiil not be large enough
to accommodate ail who will be sent there.
It is stated that Philadelphia alona would
fill it in a short time.
terprlsina- business men, who by his industry and
perseverance has become one of our best oillzens
and tne proprietor ol one ot me nnest jewelry es
tablishmenta to bp fount in the State, while the
bride, the eldest daughter of Abel I. lord, K)., is
an esteemed and accomplished lady, who will be a
worthy helpmeet and life partner ia bn journey
through 1 i In. We congratulate them on the eon
sumatlon of the happy eyent, and hope thai they
may liye lonir to enioy each other's society and
that their path through lile tnsy be strewn with
ail the (loners that udoru the chaplet aT domestic
bliss.
letters testementary on the Kstate of Francis
(Irlmes. late of White townshii. deceased, hay
ing been icranted te the underpinned, notice Is
hereby irlven to all persons indebted to sld es.
tare to make payment withont rielsy. and to
those haTlnir claims airalnst the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement to
BKflMlFT (tRIMKS. F.xecutrix,
1.1,'KK HKHK Executor.
St. Autrustine, Fa.. April -2. fgfl. 8 t.
He waived a hearing
''111 Sf ' c
For fifteen years I was annoyed with se
yere paiu io niy bead and discharges into
my throat from catarrh. My sense ot smell
was much impaired. By the use of Ely's
Cream Ralm I have overcome these ttoub
les. J. B. Case, fet. Dennis Hotel. New
York.
It Is now about five years since I first be
can soiling Ely's (-'ream Halm, and from the
time of its first introduction there has been
a growing demand for it, and so far it has
given verv great satisfaction to my custom
er. I consider it a catarrh leme.ly of gen
uine merit.
The niiir "O'ln'y ','o'irt on Tuesday last
j granted fort.y-w'.ght apP'iHns for license.
I
G
EO. M. READE,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
Kbknsbi r., Va.
Oirice on Centre street, r.tar lit..
DONALD E. DUFTON.
ATTOKN KY-AT-LA W.
Kbkmsbi Hi.
- OIlK-e In Armory Uitildmic.
TMECAMHIil t Fit KEM AN can he had for !
i. the ymall puai l !SU per year, in advance. I
Subscribe.
AGENTS
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat-t-r
i.f the ti'..ri! and final account of
M-chHet Hradley. A.-iiriii-t! of .lames C .Murray
Tl c nt -le-s'irred havlnir been aopolnted nd.
: tfr l.t- tl.e I on i of f ..run." n IMcmp ol tjinnbrla
: CiiTity. I'h . i.. MiiWe d.-tnt'j: n ol the lund In
1 1 1 . I !i t.iv - ' - I s; 1 t A ? j if nee, nit ice Is hereby if 1 v-
eti Hint. 1 i.l a Atl.'r-tnn Ko,tn in Court
H.-i'.e. ;o lt-iisi-'iri; cimbr'a county. I".. on
! It !. vfi;. ,4r: :" I'"'. JtTH o'clock. A. M .,
or !. I rt v d . - ! . l ne lut ,f ot my appoint
: in'r(; w:eu mtl w .e e al! persons interested
i nvoa'tT l or be l-.'."V.r ii' i.ril frnm coming
i in .'.ii 'il t -: i; i H VI MYKKS, Auditor.
F ci,-i. ir. ! April lsJ.-Ut.
TW. DICK, Attorney-at-i,aw,
Kbensbtirp. Fa. Office in aulldlnir of T.
I J. Lloyd. .lee'd. (hrst flmir.) Centre street. All
manner ot leiral business attended te aatlstaeto
r'l and celleu, .na specialty. ln-M.-tf.l
Contalninfathmrmgli and rornrTrhsfys arj
of Criminal Practice all tirade and
la the Detection cf Criminals, ooverlng a
r-riod of Thirty Year. Active ??';1IT
Life and embracing raanj intrnncly ntertnnQ
and thrilling Detective Sketches.
An entirely new book, prnfut'lu iTtv$trated,
and wita Portrait of tha ureal Detective. .
AGENTS . WANTED I
In every town there are number of people
TtHii he glad to art thn book. It sella to Mer
chants. Mechanics, Farmers and Professional msn.
Tbus every Agent can pick out fi?tv or more in
a town to whom be can feel sure of selling lt to. .
We want One Arent tn Ten: township
eonnty. KWAnu perton, with this book, can
become a nicce"dAorl. ror full particular
and terms to agents, address '
Q. W. CAKLIT0N CO., Publishers, New York,
C3-. UTTHSTTIIIjIH
1 11(5 II STlvKHT, - -
Kr.KNSBUKG.
its) t.
Policies wrlt'en at short notue in ti e
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And other Flrat "lss Compnn lea.
T. W. DICK,
AiF.!ST FOR TIIF.
OLO HARTFORD
FIIIB 1XSURANGB COMT.
EBENSBURG
-NORMAL SCHOOL- j
i
i
5:MUALTEFiM-5) i st.' FRANCIS' "COLLEGE,
COMMENCED BUSINESS
1794.
EltecsnurK. Jaiy vl. l8i.
Tln.rouK h, I'lactual and rmures-lv.- ,. n..oi
hersoi tiiet ouni; . v in o,.rn im
-I 1VA',T,, Intelllpent., to
iWlMTrn'DW. SCOTT'S b snti-
M,,,ltuiji tlactric Corsets.
iMnpi.
N'.rl-k
Dr. SCOTT. 842 BroadABy, NEW YCK.
wiiiTcn.
rl M II I a.i LNU I represent in herown Itvslity
an old ftrni. Keferenccsre'jnirw.1. Perrnsni-nt p.sition
and good salary. GAY A BKuti., til Barclay St.. N. Y.
Ire t.il ln.e lMi"nliiinn Cjilh.
. .ili k sules. Trrritorv :ivcu.
Incii'iii ruarant.'l. A ! m '"
i:WSP. I'FK tlverf.iiiuiBnrraii,:iO
ijriire ttreel, . Y
LOltETTO, PA,
IN C'H.M'.iiF. OV
FKAXSISCAX HKOTHKIiS.
Uoartl ami Tuition
IXtOMPOKATrit I 157.
ST!5in'LVfl,.Mi:mLPLlN.
PROTECTION MUTUAL
HH INSURANCE COin
OF EBENSBURG. PA.
?es"nw Vf'P T ( fn
Only 7 Assessments in 28 Yars.
Good FARM PROPERTIES
KSTKVIAI.LY ItfslhKD.
NO STEAM RISKS TAKEN.
GEO. M. READE, President.
I". If. 1IVK, Secretary.
Kbensl urn, Jf n. 81. ll.-ly.
VTImrouK h, I
lur the Teati
.MO.YDA', APRIL 2(1, TSSO,
For term ol TI-" WI I.HS, In ch tre ef
County Superintendent IcwIs Straycr and Frof.
tiell a krri.dUKte of the Indiana Slate
Normal s hm.i. ( for the Scholastic Year, $1200.
SCIEUIOK A DV ANT AUKS j March -th. Is.., tf.
Are ollcred to the teachers of the t'ounty to attend j -
scnoi.l at tnu.-li less cost than Miy othir ifood
school. Write fur free circular ictvinv lull Infor
tnAtii.n to
COfMV Stl'EKINTEM'ENT, 1 Oppoiie M"D!' H'B-e, in llnyl's r.nilJin:
T. O: Box Ebenrbur:, Fa.
March 12. .-et.
oH&YHIG PARL0R1
iptitf M"iiD!' H"B-e, io llnyl's rnilJin;.
HIGH STUKET. KRENSHUllCTA.
M. D. KITTtLL,
Attorney-u t - x v
tBENSBl'Kt. PA.
Dftc Armcry fcuildm, opp. t ...:t K.-n.-e.
,J. 11. tiANT, rropriitor.
I
NOT DEAD YET!
VALLIE LUTTRINCER,
M r in i kki: cf
1 IN, 101 mi AM) MiEtMIM WAKE
Ay it Ty i:tOFiya,
Koprct'nllT Invites tt-e attention ot hi frteads
and the public in general to the fct tkat b li mil
ca-rjrnir .n lni-in.-- al trie oid siand i.piK.sii tse
Mountain Jl.itne. F'-cn-Lu-u. and n prepared te
supply fr.'Tn a 1 irue si k . or nunu tacturinj to er
der. ai t article tn b's line, tr.'tn tbe rmaileat to
tre lari.cM. m the In t mar. per an.i at ihs lowet
livmu i'r'" ''
( No pi u !. -n:i.. :y wot it eitbtr tde er sold
It '.'i.- rl 1' : l.ll.. l;t.
TIN Ktiol INC. : SI'l'.CIALTY
and
noiv rfltl'i: alw iv hod u. at our Mae t u e m a ca ant tati?'v y
! 1 ot PUMUev.- iu Puners hours. Evrythtnn kept I w,.' and prices. .
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