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Mr .fame, IWbin of Mnnster town- !
-..rinlW t' 11 WIl 1 l UMUM1 It3Ver. f
-F ir pnv i"''3-C ) aim rii;iw gi to me
jifir Howl.
-For lisirit and heavy overcout, go to the
"j,.,, yi Clothing Hou-.e, Altoona, Ta.
i-!:i:l was horn recently in the family
j p jl Kiepser, of Clovt-r Creek, Blair
v,.ra'lkin.lorcam,ed noods ko to the I
Sk .rK moo kbh. !
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I6r-'ti of co:ii!uon ncans, onions, naxseea
,-,l,Mts. for which he will pay the highest
iiaiket prices.
-Tre hrt-akinu of an ax'e of a freight
tar at lVrtage on Monday evening caused
a-m'k tt.at delajeJ the pasae of trains
0rirvral hours.
Pr. jlWeVh A I-an-Ii. an M ana prm - (
tr home in mar. place on .-aiuruay iaM, j
u, g!'ut years. ,
-Mr H.irrison Burkhard ou Wednesday
'j,.'. ii'A i riWfc of thirty-two turkeys to Mr.
Rhard Uyrne, of (ialhtzin. The turkeys
j,.;,."! - pounds.
-ivernnr l'dttisou has signed the death
wsrnii:t of Wl'liam C Bush, of Elk county,
c nvif.ed of murder in the first degree. lie
w.:i W hanged January 23, 1887.
-Out Liras Band is contemplating toov
ti its hnachjuarters to the Opera House.
I: jaid the hand Is making great itnprove
irr.t ornler the skillful management of Mr.
Deauy.
-Centre county has given four governors
to tr.e State : William Bigler from 1S51-54 ;
Wa. F I'acker, from 157-Gl ; Andrew G.
Crtin, !rnm lsol-C7, and Dow James A.
Braver.
-Pad drainage causes much sickness, baa
x-iar.d improper action of the liver and
ki'.ryys is had drainage to the human sys
tfs, which Burdock Blood Bitters will
rtsbiy.
-Mr (ieori;p T. Swank, of the Johne-
tiwr. Tri'-u-.', was, on Saturday last, elect
Ma director of the First National Bank of
tt.st'jwn in place of Isaac Kaufmah, de-
Charles Spiechel fell from the roof of
:.r tatubrla Iron Co. 's mills, at Johnstown j
i FrM.ty U-t. and broke both his arms near
re v ::-'-. T!i' distance he fell was twen- i
tj-f.-ur f-f-t.
r- are twrnty-feven prisoners in
'i:', tVfr;y two men and five women. Four
cf tt.e n -ni'-r. have each a baby, which
rri-p- tl.:r'y-on? when Wardeii Feach
-.f I ii ( ;-nx-tit, a young man residing in
! i-t arl, nirt with a painful accident
:z W ,-.,: -f.i.isj af'i rcooii. While hunting
:; ::! his aim buret, badly iacer-st.-z
!- It ft hand.
-F r tl.p lir'c-t, fitir-st and most pom-p'-'r
l-r.p fT cvr-.-oats co to the Golden
Ietifi'hiiig House, Altoona, Pa.
The following named persons can each
a ter by calling at the Ehensburg
r. v: Mi-s Sadie C. Brallier, Mr. G.
W". ir.tiina:-, Mr. William fittings, Mr. Jer
fi. i i Rair, Mr. Richard Walker.
Two men no.l a dancii.g bear gave the
aMi frpe exhihi'icn on our streets on
T 'r.f,ci y. The small boy was delighted
!)"f the man who pasert around the hat was
i t t,v. !j,.n he counted up the pro?eeds.
-J.'; McMeen, the Miftlin county
-tl-rfr, ani his companion. Carter, were
esptur-i about ?Mir mil. s from MilTlintown
05 M..
liy niil.t. McMeen was captured
abf,rnw' r.- he was hiding and Carter
i; h
t's ti(.u-e.
!t ''aid that Father Hilary Pfraengle.
st. iri-i-r.t's colieeo, who vrnt elected
Ai'V't (.f St. Mary's Newark. N. J., la-t
has a-kej permission to dec -:e the
- vl t:,at the electors of the order will
v"' venM again to elct an abbott.
, Mr J"ppij Walters, a highly respectable
l"t3rr wlii resided roar f'hoct Snrltlifo.
a rcn ilication of diseases, on Sun-
:?.t. Ho tt-a.i a f..ll.n. .. If. A,t.
fV alters. fftrmorlv n OWat nf
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I'nt now a resident of Houtz-
-Th a't-ntion of n-ir readers is called to
' IVf-rtl -emont r.f lk XT r.i ..Irrt .nr,..nr
'', "a .led 'Holidoy Present, In an-
' "oiurnn. it is a rAre cnance to secure
- "-!'! u re at a very low price, and we
' 'ur rf-a'!ers will avail themselves of
"opportunity.
Th ( ,,urity Commissioners' committee
at tte meeting of tho Coontv
"t.ers at Harrlsburg some time ago.
On Wednesdiv of tnt moob- ts nraa
tagB(,f an art of Asseniblv dividing
.-ally between the atate and the county
-e .hree mill tax.
""Thf rnpptinr, t f (nanh.M TW. -
" "" ft'iti, lias uvcu fju3.iuuCTJ
-Wcti win mPot jn the Ehensburg public
I building, room S, at 10 o'clock A. M.
-varria, r.ecember 4th. By order of chalr-
J. W. I.PPch.
It cairi i v . - . i
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" v--y or tnft Soihnnril anrt WHtprn
ra n i-
u. is at; work at nresent on the nro-
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If,. 1 r'ai rrom saitsourg, in
'!r county, by way of Murravsville,
T?f mn and the north fork of Tortle
Crmt ti .. .
wj i nvibiirg.
A yonng woman employed as a domes
c t the Fisher House, (Jreensburg, while
J !nff0n thP railroad track at that place
w Frirlav .
. J -. vn birucK oy a train ana
'T lift arm hrr,lin hor hn K.dlv
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tar t olh('rw'pe eeriously and per-
.aiony inj-ired.
ror a In ., ., r. . i
j K'Mitis, a rui no of ladies and
its and also a nice lot of ladies
:.-a
' f''l at t!,p mill! fiftrw cTtra rf 4 tea
F" Ijavi- in Place. She has just
li the fr,jrn pjf sftpr purrnasin(- npr
' winter -tr,c7c.
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rn M,rnpri down on Sunday.
F.Thol nl- '.V'U,h in he report that Hev.
wh .J I?' " v ny twrt nown men
,. :"" rn-n.nR home from Altoona
B r,,uP e of wi'efci ngo.
It nllrint Hmr. i
f ,":: 'rn' Snow- ""h b been
'J'liriiy sin
fV! iS' o-e f
hnnIvIn(?llHt tey ave kpptsi,enceso
i.m11? aR2iH KiU,4l!' a daU8l'ter of Mr.
f.anLM A- r mwson. Fayette conn-
'.v. i a., and a granddaughter of Mrs. Mar
Eret Kittell, of this olace. diA.i nt ta y.n
?rfnr ps,tnt!' in Dawson on Saturday laet
Irteer W WM ab0Ut
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cers will be in attendance at court, either
as jurors, witnesses, or parties to suits. It
would be well for them to n member that
at John Owen?' store, on HiCh street, dry
aoods, dress goods, boots and shoes, grocer
ies and provisions are always sold at the
very lowest prices.
The family of Judco P. r. Rhann
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. " p,,4ce. ok inoir departure on Thur9-
day morning for Tittsburg where they will
r?sUe th future. The failing health of
Mrs. Shannon is tho rna r,f ti,;.
While in our midst the made many frienda
and thoy departed with the best wishes of
all who knew them.
Jacob Duncan, on trial in Bedford for
the murder of Jeremiah FMecker, his brother-in-law,
nt dance at Duncan's house, lias
boen found miiltir in tho
The case was called on Wednesday of last
charge of the Court was delivered at
9 o'clock Saturday night, and the Jury
agreed at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. The
Court on Monday Rfternoor. sentenced Dun
can to eleven years ani six months in the
Western Penitentiary.
An orchestra of eight pieces was organ
ized In this place on Wednesday night by
eome of our energetic young men. They
have engaged Mr. Denny as teacher and
musical director, and will get right down to
work. The following Instruments will com
pose the orchestra : One lead and two
second violins, one lead and one second
cornet, one clarionet, ora tuba and one
trombone. They have the stuff to make a
first class orchestra, and moat of the mem
bers alieadv play their Instruments.
An exchange says: 'Tis said that a
large majority of our girls chew gum. If
they could only see themselves as others
&ee them they would certainly abstain from
its use. In our estimation there is bat one
thing more diseusting than that of a hand
some, neatly dressed young lady passing
along the streets with her mouth woiking
like piston rods on a locomotive In a vain
attempt to masticate ' Black Jack" and
"Tulu" and that is squirting tobacco
juice over a brussels carpet.
On Tuesday last Mrs. William Carnoy,
of Munster township, went to the barn and
while there went to open t tie barn door over
the. over-hoot. The door was hard to open
and Mrs. Carney eiving it a hard push it
flew open easier than she expectpd when
she lost her balance and fell out and down
to the ground below, a distance of about
nine feet, breaking her riuht arm and one
of her ribs on the left side. Mrs. Carney is
well up in years, but sr e is getting along as
well as could be expected and will recover.
Mr. Charles Miller, of Susquehanna
township, who about a year ago had his
richt arm broken between the elbow and the
shoulder, the bones of which never knit
together, went to Philadelphia last week for
the purpose of having an operation perform
ed. A letter from him to a friend in this
place gives the information that the purgeons
in charge of the Jefferson Medical College
had performed the operation of taking a
piece of tho bone out of his arm Rnd that
they had every hope of the operation prov
ing successful.
A fifteen-pound, turkey, raffled off on
Wednesday night, by Mr. Michael Bearer,
was won by Mr. Robert McBreen. After
the raffle when McBreen went to get the
turkey, which had been left In Denny's bar,
it had disappeared. A young man of
this place, who presented a guilty appear
ance, was accused of waylaying the turkey,
and, though he denied the charge, the bulk
of evidence is still against him. The young
man has heretofore borne a good character
and, lop-s are entertained that he may be
able to clear himself of the grave charge
which rests acaiust him.
Mr. James Bradley, a well known citi
zen of Altoona, died In that city a few days
ago, aged sixty-seven years. He was born
in Tuckahoe valley, Blair county, and
learned the trade of machinist in the old
Portage Railroad shops In Johnstown. In
1802 he went to Altoona and for some time
was a locomotive engineer on the Pennsyl
vania Railroad. Of late years he was em
ployed in the Company's shops at Altoona.
He was a cousin of Philip and Thomas Col
lins, of this place, and at one time was in
their employ on their railroad contracts, ne
was a man of excellent character and en
joyed the confidence of all who knew him,
On Tuesday last Mr. K. S Walker, who
resides about two miles from Duncansvllle,
Bialr county, left ais Rold watch lying on
a table in his house. While Mr. Walker
and bis family were out a tramp stepped in
and took the watch. When Mr. Walker
missed the watch he did not have any sus
picion of what had become of it until a boy
informed him about seeing the tramp leave
the house. Mr. Walker drove to this place
Wednesday on the bunt of the tramp and
watch but failed to get any trace of either.
The watch Is valued at forty dollars and the
tramp is desctibed as being about firtv
years of age, ragged, dirty and heavy set.
The A'eto Moon for November is on our
table. As U9uai, It contains a fine list of
short stories, choice selections, and many
racy comments on current topics. The de
partments are well conducted and are highly
Interesting, while tha moral tone Is unex
ceptionable, and the mechanical execution
Is almost faultless. Tha magazine Is pub
lished at Lowell, Mass., at the low price of
one dollar a year, or ten cents a copy. The
number before us opens with an original
Thanksgiving story, founded on fact. The
aim of of the publishers Is to attain a sub
scription list of enormous length ; and to
accomplish this tuev have for the last five
years furnished a first-class article at the
minimum price. With this number it be
gins its sixth volume, and we feel that we
are doing our readers a tavor by calling
their attention to this model magazine. Ad
dress New Moon rrBMms Company,
Lowell, Mass.
JTUK SHORT COATS.
1 Ann tti n.
- i-iwvuntn Ave-,
Jackets, Fine Tnfted Astrachan Jackets in Fancy
any to s. ventcon dollars. Cloth Xewni iikets we are offering at
.m.h, im, nine, ten and
arc a 33.00 Quality. ;
40.UU
Look out for pickpockets to n ight !
For the lowest prices in overcoats go to
the (iolden Eagle clothing house. Altoona.
A union Thanksgiving set vice was held
in fne Calyinistic Methodist church by the
different Protestant denominations.
An exchange says : A business man
with no advertisement in the paper reminds
us of a bumblebee without a stinger, ne
is only half equipped for business.
Mr. Jim Dougherty has taken his de
parture for Gallitzin. where he will engage
in the diayage business.
The family of Judge Shannon took their
departure for Allegheny this (Thursday)
morning. They will reside there for the
future.
The new dwelling house of Mr. J. A.
O'Hara, on Julian and Horner streets, is
being rapidly pushed to completion. It will
be one of the finest buildings our town can
boast of,
About half past four o'clock ou Sunday
afternoon the barn of George Krug, in
Cambria township, about one mile and a
half from this place, caught fire and, togeth
er with its contents the season's croo, was
burned to the ground. A little son of Mr.
Krug's, about ten years of age, along with
another boy, had eot hold of an old pistol
and were shooting mark tn the shed attach
to the barn. The flash from the pistol
communicated the fire to some hay and
straw, and in a few minutes the bara was
enveloped in flames and beyond any possi-
uiniy or being extinguished. The barn was
a new one, built about a year ago, and is a
heavy loss to Mr. Krug who has no lusur-
surance and is a poor man. The only stock
lost was four pigs, weighing about seventy
five apiece, two large hogs being saved.
Mr. Krug was away from home at the time
on a visit to a sick neighbor.
For overcoats at less than wholesale
rates go to the Golden Eigle clothing house,
Altoona, Pa.
Matthew McKeever and his two maiden
sisters lived together on a farm near Butler.
pa. On Wednesday night of last week their
house was visited bv burglars. Martha
beard them and ran for her revolver, bnt
one of the men knocked her down and tried
to tie her. Before he could do so, however,
Jane laid him out with a hammer. Then
Jane was knocked down and terribly abused,
dui ene recovered, got a spade, and sailed in
again. A desperate battle then ensued be
tween the two women and the men, and
Jane received Injuries which It was feared
would prove fatal. The robbers ransacked
the house and found a bucket which con
tained between s.ooo and f 10,000. Twelve
hundred dollars hid In another place was
overlooked. Yesterday Mr. McKeever, who
doesn't appear to have taken any part In the
fracas, and Martha took all the money they
had and placed It in the Butler Savings Bank.
Officers arrested Samuel Simpson, a fish
dealer, who Martha identifies as one or the
robbers, and a man named Sharp, who she
also claims was there.
The Old Plan and the New.
From the Srw York Financial Review.
Mr. James F. Morse, Viee-Fresidant of
the Security Mutual Benefit Society, of New
York, 23.3 Broadway, has recently placed
insurance to the amount of f 100,000, on the
lives of Ex Senator Arkell and his son, W.
J. Arkell, proprietor of the Albany Evening
Journal and the Judge. This insurance has
been placed in the above named and other
leading companies doing business on the I
assessment plan. The annual cost of ; convalescing, ne had a light attack or ty
carrying it will be less than a thousand Phoid fever.
dollars. In the old life or level premium ! M""3- C. A. George, of the George House,
companies the cost would be four thousand i is 'ying qoite ill at present. We hope for
and five hundred dollars. The Arkelis are j hfr speedy recovery.
are among the leading business men of the The clothing store owned and run by K.
S country, and their endorsement oflihis meth- !
od of lire insurance will carry weight in the
business community.
The Security Mutual Benefit Society was
organized in 1881, and we loam that the
ost for assessments to a member forty years
of age has been less than five dollars a year
for each thousand dollars of insurance.
Knrcesmfnl Carp Ralslnf.
CLEARFIELD Tw p., NOV. 22, 8f.
Editor Frekman.-In your issue of
Of'ober 29 you state that Mr. Joseph Bearer
drained his carp pond for the purpose of
examining his fish, etc., the result of which
was less than might have been expected.
Taking Mr. Bearer's fiish as an average of
the growth carp will make, their culture
would hardly justify much of an outlay.
My own experience of one year, however,
is so marked as compared with that of Mr.
Uearer, that I venture to give it with the
names of several of mv neighbors who saw
tho fish.
I received twenty carp, two inches in
length, last November, and put them in my
pond, shortly after which the pond was
frozen over, and so remained until Spring.
I did cot see any of the fish until after har
vest, and consequently made no effort to
feed them as I believed they were all dead.
Judge then or my surprise when on going
to the pondIn August I saw a fish. After
some trouble I succeeded In catching four,
the smallest being ten and a halt and the
largest twelve Inches In length and four
Inches broad. Out of the twenty placed In
the pond eight remain.
As you may look on this statement as
"fishy," I will add that Messrs. S. A. Ryan,
D. C. Ryan, E. Krise, John Cooper, Fran
cis noover, Joseph Bebe, Esq., Joseph A.
Yahner and others saw the fish, all of jwhom
will vouch for the truth or the above.
Allow me to add that 1 think every farmer
should build ponds and ctock them with
carp.
Of the above named gentlemen D. C.
Ryan, E Krise, John Behe and Joseph A.
Yabner have commenced the erection of
ponds.
I have no doubt that ten years hence
every farmer in Cleai field township will
have ponds full of carp.
Mr. S. J. Luther, of White township,
stocked a pond the same time I did. ne in
formed me a few days ago that his fish were
as large as mine.
LUKE BEHE.
Brace) Fp.
You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Is poor, you are bothered with Headache
you are fidgetty, nervous, and generally out,
of sorts, and want to brace np. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or onwra, which h&vb ror ineir oasis very
cheap bad whisky, and which stimulate you
. i. . . i ,
iur u loin i, men leave you ib worse
condition than before. What you want is
an alterative that will purify your Mood
and start healthy action of Liver and Kid
neys, restore your vitality, and giye renew
ed health and strength. -Such a medicine you
will find Electric. Bitters, and only 50 cents
a bottle at E. James' Drug Store.
c-
uncrbomeurcat bargains m JLaaics ana
tip to eighteen dollars, and
Misses'
::i Children's cats a Specialty,
StierlflTn .Sale.
The Snerift will offer at public sale on
Stnrday. December 4. 1886, at the Mansion
House, Johnstown, the following proper
ties :
All the right, title, and interest of Wil
liam B. Bowser and Matilda Bowser, of, in,
and to a piece of land and plank house in
West Taylor township, to be sold at the
suit of D. Teeter A Co.
All the right, title, and interest of Felix
Doyle, of.lin, and to a lot of ground and
plauk house In Minersville: also, two
houses in the occupancy of Mrs. J. Golding
anb others ; to be sold at the suit of Benja
min Bnnshoff.
All the right, title, and interest of William
Bowser and n. C. Van norn, of. in, and to
a lot of ground and plank house in Coopers
dale ; to be sold at the suit of Mrs. Hannah
Hess.
On Monday, Dec. 6, Jn Ebensburg, the
following will be sold :
All the right, title, and interest of Mary
McGaugbev, of, in, and to twenty acres of
land and frame house and barn in Munster
township ; to be sold at the suit of Law
rence Murphy, administrator ot John Mc
Gaughev, deceased.
All the right, title, and interest of Louise
Welser, of, in, and to a lot of ground In
Summitville ; to be old at the suit of John
Sharoaugh.
All the right, title, and interest of F. M.
Flanagan, of, in, and to two hundred acres
of land in Clearfield township ; to be sold
at the suit of D. Fleming, Jr.
All the right, title, and interest of John
Sloan, of, in, and to a lot of ground and
house in Summitville ; to be sold at the
suit, of Gotlieb Pfeister.
All the right, title, and interest of James
Flanagan, of, In, and to one bnndred and
fifty acres of land in Barr township ; to be
at the suit of John A. Kennedy.
All the right, title, and interest of Joseph
nipps and W. Lloyd, of, in, and to seventy
acres of land and a plank bouse in Susque
hanna township, also, all the right, title, and
interest of John Hipps and Uriah Lloyd,
of. In, and to one hundred and forty acres
of land and a plank bouse in Susquehanna
township, also, all the right, title, and Inter
est of John Hipps and Uriah Lloyd, of in,
and to fifty acres of land and plank house
in Susquehanna township; all to be sold at
the suit of Porter Kinports.
All the right, title, and Interest or John C.
Wilman, of, in, and to sixty-seven acres of
and and two plank bouses in Susquehanna
township ; to be sold at the suit of Francis
J. Baker.
Ferhaps no local disease has puzzled
and baffled the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not Immediately
fatal it is among the most distressing, nau
seous disgusting ills the flesh Is heir to, and
the records show very few or no cases of
radical cure of chronic catarrh by any of the
multitude of modes of treatment until the
introduction of Ely's Cream Balm a few
years ago. The success of this preparation
has been most gratifying and surpsing.
Hemlock Items.
Rain and mud are both plentiful.
Onr cornet band Is making commendable
progress. Mr. Wilson, of Gallitzln. Is once
more the teer.
Pneumonia and lung fever are prevalent
among the children In this vicinity.
Mr. Thomas Leahev. foreman' of D.
Laughman & Co's., mines, who has been
cori6ll,d to his bed for a week past is now
A- Thompson recently changed hands; Mr.
x- ,,asEin becoming proprietor.
A fine twenty pound wild turkey was
shot Monday last near Lilly by Mr. Ken
singer, a Washington township teacher.
Mr. F. Thompson, is erecting a large hall
for public use. The building Is 24 by 74
feet, and will have a stage or platform in
it. This is an improvement in the right di
rection. I We wish all our business men
were as pushing as onr Triend Anbury.
A lad about twelve years old named Wil
lie Dunn was shot by a revolver la his own
hands on Monday last near here, ne was
hunting turkeys, and in some manner the
revolver was discharged, the ball entering
his right leg, inflicting a dangerous wound.
C.
RemarKable Jonrnallntlc Nneresa.
The Pittsburg Tmies during the past year,
by a liberal expenditure or money and
ceaseless energy in all its departments, has
worked its way to the head or the list or one
cent newspapers in the country, and Is fully
as good and complete a newspaper as any
of itg more expensive contemporaries in
tnis State, its news-gatherers cover every
important occurrenc?, foreign aud domestic :
its editorials are able and fearless , its mar
ket reports corrected by expert In every
line, and what is more especially commend
ableeverything of an objectionable char
acter Is excluded from its columns. The
Times is in every respect a first class family
newspaper, and we take Dleasura In rpfor-
ring to its success aod receomendi ng It to
our pa'rons. it is mailed to any address
for t.3.00 a year ; by the month 23 cents.
MARKIAHE LICENSE ISSl'ED.
The following marriafce licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Novem
ber 28, 1886:
Thomas Adams and .fossln Mav Finch-
Conemaogh Borougb.
Edmund Gonder and Amanda A. Pardee,
Quemchonlng townshiD. Somerset Co., Pa.
James Williams and Maggie A. Vincent,
Johnstown.
John Risban. Bennington. Blair county,
and Catharine Will, Allegheny township.
Flem. Molhollen and Hester Glasgow.
Clearfield Co.
Jacob Simmons and Matilda Rager, Jack
son township.
Harried.
SIMMONS RAGER. Married at Ebens
burg, Pa., November 24. 1886, by Rey. R.
McCaslin, Mr. Jacob Simmons and Miss
Matilda Rager, both of Jackson township,
this county.
Ohllnary.
EVANS. Died at her residence In
Eoensburg, on Sunday, November 20, 188r,
Mrs. Mary O. Evans, aged 1 years.
The deceased was born in Wales and
came to this country with ber husband
about forty-three years ago, and has re
sided In this place ever since. She was the
mother of Mr. Roltert Evans and Mrs. Sam
uel W. Davis, of this place, a married
daughter who resides in Warren, Fa., and
or John O. Evans and Mrs. George J. Rod
gers, both deceased. She was i. good wife,
a kind and affectionate mother, and after a
long and well sppnt life has gone to meet
her eternal reward. Peace to her ashes.
GABLE & CO. FOR LONG COATS.
. ,
Colors Xew and very
wholesale prices. All the
every piece a Special bargain.
s' Our $42.00 Long Phish coats thi
50.00
Knnr Prlaonern Enrape from Jail.
The Huntingdon Jyocal -Yew of Tuesday
says: Wiliiam Walker, Samuel Shetram,
J. Carr, and a colored man named John
Fremont, rour prisoners in the jail In this
place, made the escape early this morning.
They were confined In cells in the new
portion of the jail, and by some means
twisted off the staples of the locks and got
Into the corridor, where they used the sta
ples to quarry through the stone wall, and
succeeded In making a large hole, through
which they crawled, and let themselves
down to the jail yard by making a rope out
of the bed clothing. They succeeded In
reaching the top of the wall by overturning
a chicken coop in the yard, and then jumped
to the ground from the rear wall, where the
distance is not more than ten or twelve
feet
Walker and Shetram are two of the gang
arrested last week charged with robbing a
store and implicated In stealing from the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Carr and Fre
mont have been In jail for some time charged
with minor offenses.
For Cholera, Ilarrlia Pjaentery,
I n tin in nt Ion of t tie now el a or Colic.
Take internally from five to ten drops of
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in a tablespoonf ul
of water every hour or two till Improvement
takes place. There Is no danger in taking
more of it and more frequently if occasion
requires. In chronic eases, or wnen tne
etomach refuses to retain anything else, use
Injections of the Fluid and water. We have
never known a case that did not readily
yield to this treatment, and it saved the lives
of many
NEW AIVF.RriiF.3IESiTS.
AGENTS WANTED.
Remunerative employment oflered enertretlc
aDd reliable men. Adtrrta,
Security Mntnal Benefit Society,
233 Broadway, New York.
Nov. 28, '89-3 m.
NOTICE
Whereat my wife, Erldg.t Moran, has left
my bed and board without jost provocation.
noiece is nerer.y given not to imsi ntr on my ac
count, aa I will pay no debts of tieT rontrar'tinir.
FKANtJIS MOKAN.
Allegheny township, Nor. 28, 188 '-3t
"TTANTED. Local and General
f T Agrents In each town and city of the Un
ion on Salary or Commission, to solicit orders
from business men for our elevant, new style,
nickle plated and low priced door plates. Our
Salesmen make ?5 to flO a day. We will furnish
ease with two Sample Plates, to any person with
reliable references Circulars, Testimonials,
References, fcc. sent on application.
Mich. IIoor Plats Co..
lrnl Knpids, Mich.
Jiov.ll, 188.
NOTICE IS HKRE1IY OIVkN THAT
an application will be made under the
Act of Assembly , of the Commonwealth ol Penn
sylvania, entitled. "An Act to provide lor the
Incorporation of certain corporations,"' approved
the 2.th day or April. . I).. 1874, for the charter
of an intended corporation to be entitled the
"Uallitzin Huildinar & I)an Association." for the
purposes, and with the prlvelcnes as specially set
lorth In section 37 ol said act.
Nov. 12. lsSH
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Mary Heslnp, late ol T'pper Yoder township.
-nuinim nminjr, uctreiiFo,!, nnvinir nccn aranied
to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said
Adm'r of Marr Heslon. dwM.
Upper Yoder, Nov. 12, 15S:.
TRIAL, LIST. Dec. Term 1SSG.
SWKtl WKlCIt.
lenny
Kiskc
. C. Co. fc N. V. S R.
K, K. Oo.
Noel.
Wilson.
Reynolds et al.
Wft'uh.r.l . 1
Koland.... vs
Harp a-
Met -onauifhey vs
Strayet vs
Ibbert vs
Sheerer vs
dunning vs
South Fork F. fc. H.
Club vs
" vs
McCloskey et al vj
Stemmer vs
Bearer vs
Williams vs
Edwards S. Hughes vs
fates et al vs
,j
Kemery
Hayes.
F'ltzharrts.
Kuff.
McCloskey.
Foust.
Shoemaker.
Vinton.
iAing.
Flvnn.
Stutzman
Von Lunen. ..
Lance
Weakland ....
Snyder
Howers
Krause
Horner
vs Stonebraker.
v Parke.
vs Lance.
vs Cooper fc. Mellon.
vs Hcpple's F.x'rs,
vs Kellv.
-vs Rei.
vs J. Swank t Sons.
H. A. SHOEMAKER.
Prothonotary.
Proth ys Office, Nov. 8, 1818.
c
OURT PROCLAMATION.
President Judge ol the Court of Common Pleas,
oi tne 4,tb Judicial IHnnct, consisting of the
Connty ol Cambria and the Hon. John Flanagan
and Joseph Mas'.er. Associate Judges ol Cam
bria county, having isjuert their precept, bearing
date the 7th day of Sep. isse. to me directed tor
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and Deliv
ery, and Utfirtrr Sessions of the Peace, In Ebens
burg for the County ol Cambria and to commence
on the first Mondav of Iecembcr, being the tlth
day ol December, 188, and to continue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby given that theCoronr, Justices
of the Peace, Aldermen and Constables, ol said
county of Cambria that thev he ihrn n.i thr.ro in
their proper persons, at lo o'clock In the forenoon
of said dav with their records. Inqulslona, exami-
ineirown rememnranees, to do those
things which to their offices appertain to be done
and those who are bound in recognizances to pros
ecute against the prisoners that are or shall be
In the .Inll of Cambria county, be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be just.
(liven under my hand at Ebensburg, the 8th
day of November. In the year of our Lord 188.
and tha one hundred and eleventh year of the
Independance of the United States.
.. , JOSEPH A. ORAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg, Nov. 8, I.vs. 4-t.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Cambria county there will be exposed to Public
Sale, at tho Court House, In the borough of Ebens
burg, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1SS6.
at 1 o'clock, p. m.. the following propertv, viz
One lot and a half of ground sltua'te In' the
west ward of Enensburg. fronting w leet on
High street, thence 264 feet on Mary Ann street,
thence W leet on Llovd street, thence 264 feet to
the beginning, containing one lull lot and a half
of ground, having thereon erect.!
to.rl 'n."1' building-, a good stable and other
ont buildings.
The title of this property Is clear and the sale
will positively take place at the time named
Purchasers are requested to call and examine the
premises.
TERMS OV SALE:
One-third of the purchase money on eonfirma
tlon or the sale, the balance In two equal annual
pay menu, with Interest.
K. L. JOHNSTON,
Executor of E. it lass, dee'd.
Nov. 8 1888,
QJ. W1THW C. SHORTLlOCKx ACADEMY,
For Young Men and Boya. Media.; Pens
12 miles from Philadelphia. Fixed price covers
every expense, even books, 8r.e. No extra charges.
Ito incidental expenses. No examination lor ad
mission. Twelve experienced teachers, all men,
and all graduates. Special opportunities for apt
students to advance ra Did 1 v. Snecial drill lor
dull and backward boys. Patrons or students
may select any studies or choose the regular Eng
llsh. Scientific, Business, Classical or Civil F ngi.
neerlng course. Students fitted at Media Acad
emy are now in Harvard. Y'ale, Princeton and ten
other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools lo stu
dents sent to college in 1SS3, 15 In 18S4, 10 in iss,
10 in 1S88. A graduating class in the commercial
department every year. A Physical and Chem
ical LalH.ratory, trymnasintn and Ball tlrottnd.
lfioOvois. added to the Library in 18SJ. Media
has seven churches and a temperance charter
which prohibits the pale ol all intoxicating
drinks. F'or new illustrated circular address the
Principal and Proprietor. tSWITlllN.C SHORT
LllKiL. A. M., (Harvard Graduate) Jlcvlia, Pa.
oaTela7..ra
tcdrsenVto I fyiK
JOSKI-H HESLOP I ol. lint. n county, died sei7e :
, .
unnarcnsCoats-
Pretty. Prices ran fmrn
best Styles a' five
Fall
are a 0.00 Quality.
0 MM)
cm
aam
KJ the .ub?criterin Portaae towriPhlp, Cambria
county, at'Otit NoT-eroher I. lie, two yearhoir i
fleers, one dark red and white spotted, without
iiavinic two nit in leu ear. The other
' rc una wnii wttn wrote luce and head
' in ten ear. i ne owner tf r.-.iuested
to come forward, rtrove tronrtir nmv .k ....... . ,
take themsway. otherwise they will'be daunted of
. F. f. mili.f.k;
Nor JS8.
wJTRAY. Came to the residence of
f me Fur.dcrlher In Clearfield nwnhlp, on
.Tember H. mS. a yearllna- heller. Color, red,
with white lace and belly and white about her
hind parts. The owner i.. requested to come
torward. prove property, pay rharires and take
..c iiway , omerwiee fhe will be dip
poped ol ac-
tor'ii ni 10 law.
Nov. 19, ls,6.
.lOHN MoM.KMOIT
TTOTELFORREXT.-The Loretto
Mse. formerly known as the Mr. .1 B
-Meyers House, In Loretto. Cambria eountT Pa "
Is offered for rent on reasonable terms. It 'is the
most commodious hotel In the town ar d ha a
larite stable. Ice hons v.rcn ,.,..
V. , ' K . wp" cistern. Possession
Ti o,nU?7 1S87- or particulars
call on or address
A.I - - i ' , . . ' ' i n . rt' 11 -
M. F. MclMtNAI.n.
Loretto, Pa.
Nov. J, lgs. tf.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
''"ers of administration on the estate
of
V " ',or)f aecnrM. late of Clearfietd town
ship, bavin been granted to the underslirned.
all persons Indebted teaaid estate are notified to
make payment without delav. and those havin
claims aplnst the same will" present them prop
erly authenticated tor settlement to
JOHN I T' K BIN,
, . Adm'r ol William Ivory, decM.
Clearfield twp., (I 1886.-t
CJTRA S Came to the premises of
the subscriber tosldlna In Uailltrin town
ship 4, ambrla county, about the hrst ween ot
June last six head ol cattle, to wit : One 3 year
old yellow bull, l muley vyear-old brlndle steer
1 3-year-old black steer. i3 year-old brown helfters"
and 1 a-year-old red and white helfler with a smali
Den on. 1 he owners are requested to eoTie for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take them
way otherwise they will be disposed of accordtnit
to law.
Oallltrln Twp., Nov. 1218H9,1
BENAKU WISE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
following accounts have been filed In the
Court el Common Pleas, ot Cambria county Penn
sylvania, and will be confirmed by said Court on
the first Monday ol bf pml-r next, unless cause
can be shown lo the contrary
First and final account of Irvln Kutledse
Assignee ol E. J. Hlonith and wile. '
Hrst and final account of Samuel Hoffman
Assignee of Henry Eash and wife.
H. A. SHOEMAKER,
, m Prothonotary.
Proth'ys Office, Nov. 12, 18R8. 3-t.
STRAYED Strayed away from the
subscriber residing In (lallltiln. Pa. a two
year old red and white beiHer. Irve red spots
and white stripe on the back, white legs, small
horns and In good order. Any Information will
be thankfully received by
J. M. Ul'SNINO
Oallitrln, Pa.
STRAY Came to the premises of the
subscrber In Clearfield township, about the
Brst of May, 188, a brlndle helfler, about 2 years
old with white on the bellv, white on the root of
ol the tall and white on the left, ear, off at the
point. The owner Is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charge and take her away,
otherwise she will be disposed of aoordln to
law.
M. 1). WILLS.
Clearfield Twp.. Nov. 12, 1SS8.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OP
Real Estate.
Hy virtue of an Order of the Orphans' Court of
Clinton County to me directed, there will bo ex-
jin uiai certain two i. us 01 ground, situated In
Lilly borough. In said county ol Cambria, desert
bed as follows: Fronting o"n Main street one
hundred feet and extendin g back one hundred
and twen:y-even feet, adjoining lot of C. Koblpe,
said lots known on the plan of lots laid ont by
William Tlley as lots No. -2 and 3. having thereon
erected a Two story F rame Ifwelling House and
outbuildings.
TERMS of SALE- Ten per cent, when the
property is knocked down, one hall the remainder
wnen tne sale is confirmed, and the remainder In
one yeartherealter. with Interest
HHiH .1. B ANN AN.
Trustee to sell the Real Estate of William M'
Closkey, iecensed: Nov. 5, '85
STRAY'S. Came tn the premises ol the subseri-
ber. In Chest township, on or about October
to, 186, s white steer, to years old. with a notch
cut In his left ear. Also, about the same time, a
red and white spotted heifer, two years old. m
tnnrks visible. The owncrg are requested to come
forward and prove property. pry cuanics and take
them awav. otherwise they will be disposed of ac
cording to" law. CHAS. RHODY.
1?OR KALE STEAM ENOINES. CLAY" .so
Ore Pans, Boiler and Sheet-Iron Work.-Second-hand
engines and boilers on hand. Hoist
ing engines nd machinery a specialty. THwM
AsCAHLIN, Allegheny. Pa. (Jim. 22.-ly.)
DONALD E. DUFTGN,
ATTOKN EY-AT-LA W,
EnHssnrRo, Pbh'a
-Office In Armory Building.
STRAY. Came to the residence, of
the subscriber in Allegheny township, about
the 1st ot May, 1SR6. a dark red bnll wlih white
Star on forehead and some white on flanks. The
owcr Is requested to prove property, pay charges
and lake him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed ol according o law.
ALEXIS PARRISH.
Oct. 15, isa.
A DM 1 5
X- Lette
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ers ol administration on the estate ol
Michael Drlkel. Sr.. late ct Alb rtieny town
ship. Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted
to said estate are ncrrt y notified to make pay
ment without delay, and all those having claims
against the same will present them, properly
anthenlicated lor settleoie nt. to
JAMES DRISKF.L.
Adm'r or Michael Driskel, dee'd.
Allegheny twp., Oct. 21'th. lass.-et.
to obtain patent, in Canada. Fnglaon. Frano.,
C.ermanr. and all othrr countries Thsirsipsn
ence ia uiiegusled and their facilities at uaaur
pafised. .
Drawinr. nd .neciflcations prepared and filed
In th. Pat.otOffifN.oo .liort notice. Tenia. V.IT
reaon.Me. No charge for ST.minatiou of mod. la
or drawings. Adrir. by mail frr.
P.f.nts obtained thronsh Mnnn ACo.arSBOtled
Intns sriEXTlFIC AMEBIC A V. which h.s
ths largest circulation and is the inoal inilusntial
newspaper of it. kind published in the world.
Ths adrantaces of such a notics ererv patsnts
understand. .
Thi. large and eple-ididlr illnsfrated newsnepsv
ia rMiblwhrd WEEKLY at ft a rear, rnd is
admitted to be the bt paper d.roted tn rinc.
meohamca. ioT.nfions. engineering wrrk. and
other detiarlrnents of industrial progr-s-. pub
bati.d in nv country. It contains ths news of
all patentees and title of srery invention pstrntsd
eru week. Try it f.ir months for one o .liar.
Sold by all newsdealer..
If you have an inrentinn to patsnt wn-s to
Wunn A Co., pnblieb.r. of Scieotilis Ame.-ioan,
ssl Broadway, Sew York
fciandbook about patsnts mailed rrssv
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SKED,
Toledo Oradcs t'nrivalled. For saia l-. quo
tations and in'orinntion. ldre
N. W. FLO vY I. II A CO., Tlelo, Otiio.
PATENTS
HEHEY WISE GARNETT, Attorney-at-Law,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Refers to 2d National Hank, Washington. r. C
-SED FOR IHVEJiTOR S GUIDE.-
WANTED 11 uY '" -nd. i.iH.,8t
w. !
I rf-ore.nt in lii ...... i.
aiioHtirm f nnie, rcinn...! ret-inni,-- , ,.
ardgoiwsiur.-. GAY A BROS., n Ii;vU s.
valioe
nn.pn ro Tntmtf- m a a, th. hni. ... lj .
(BP
W ' .3 f J L-rfT- i After FortTveara"
BCW fa liVS ,S "1 inm in the
CJ I VI .1 .1 preparation of moT
fU fi""-than On. Handrwi
W2J II Thousand applications for p.t.nu ia
Nd II the United State, and For.irn too;.
If tri. th. puhli.h.r. of the Scl.ntifl.
jFTl tI Am.ric.n contino. tn act aa aolicitora
I for patent., Croats, trad.-m.rk.. OOTfy-
M .,.,.. ate forth. Initd 8tte. .d
-eo-y
-if inn
.K. Y.
HOLIDAY s
, we
Inking
appreciate keep
" f itimriiritf.. ..i..i.t -"T..
lar J r:re to o or our airenta
and our reference h..ld t-e , V.,rn- en .uVrVrnZ
"ewnpaper or .Men-.fo- . . . z.
anv Pf.., , , tn . nmrrir.n ftr
I "B III UFI ,TA niiaa.-... ....
we fnuntatobus.De on thi ,Z ' 1.?7S.
bl-it . ' r.;. , -
bat ot courM tat 0j cur
"-in . vs
Ihl. - . .
ornamental than a I w. ki..' a. . .ro" " ; '. "i t Is more valuable.
Artist r torJi-In- M"B" ,n i,rtrir reputation ours
o3er every rWer ofh-c 4" ".f-at .
Fi.l ri, IK ' . 7" """ chofceol an I nd a Ink. t rar.n. Water
O. I... ., h.Jci to eT.m..L; I - 7-. -fh order and we w.ll -hlj t
order. m'SmtiVmX?i??JrVJ' Vy r 'L00 ' r'''r Xn "Bj "'f
tl8 our Ho,e eVertr. 1 'lVr '.fr thu," ' ? 1 M ..Ber ls m.d
wtr-.mtr : orlT o"e i owrJ 7 t:"",n'r1 ,D""- lrl-ie-Mre Portrait, and ,r,,re .
1T. fnl.erti.mZn?..t? n.Tcn ramily at thin jtip.. l-r.nl, oM till Irl
trait arorcpan.T tha order. After ret.. IT. the l.ce
.. ' J rui- in m M OUT .irmra . a . I . . i - . . . .
to.nada or w-M-VlYnn I ,w."v,"'V?4;t ? "r fr-j atd. No rtr.t. .ert , I:
fli In !.ll M vi Tul , "; M"- Ark . and La. Or.'ur. from tt ere mim t-e aroom,..a'ed with
.amp an,, .fciMjI WVVn ITX'VZZV
WE KNOW WHY
THE POPULAR CLOTHING STORE OF
L- M . WOOLF Sc SON.
Main street, Johnstown. Pa., is daily thronged with Customers from
early morninir till late at night while other merchants La the
same city are comt.laining of business falling off instead of
improving. We have thoroughly sifted the matter for
ourselves and find that WOOLF k SON give bet
ter value in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
for less money than any other House in
Johnstown or any other town.
L. M. WOOLF S- SON
We had the pleasure of going through their magnificent Fall Stork
a short time ago and have no hesitation in pronouncing it to be
the best assorted and most complete of its kind in the stftte
and can confidently recommend all our acquaintances
to make their purchases at the above mentioned
store and trust themselves in the hands of its
Proprietors and Salesmen. Their line
of Overcoats is well worth a
lorn
THE BOTTOM IS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. These are all First-Clasa
Goods, which were bought for ash at rock-bottom prices. I do not
buy or keep in stock 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 :m advance I am now selling many goods at
much less than I can replace them for, but I shall continue to sell a
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 Farming Implements, call and see my Stock
and learn my Trices, frg- I wiH nt c be undersold. Aug. 13S5
C3-. SZTTnTTnij
IIIGIISTKEKT,
THE GOLDEN AGE COOKING STOVE.
OYER 50,000 IN USE-
! rw.
proportioned. For w ight, smoothness of castings and perfect fit
tings it is unequalled. As a Baker it is Perfect, and we believe
that this, our latest production, is, without exception, the finest and
best operating cook stove made to day.
Sold by JOHN FENA
John stoic ii, Penna.
A MAN
can make money at any
time by ealliiiir at the
new Harness Shop
of G. L. Freder
ick, where nz
DEAD
stock has been kept on
hand for years. Ey
erything new and
fresh, consisting
of Harness, Sad
dles, Robes and oth
er articles usually kept
IN
a well regulated shop.
All work guaranteed,
and prices to suit
the times. Give
me a call. Shop on
Centre St.. opposite
iO'Ilara's Livery stable.
EBENSBURG.!
are well aware that
what shall I prv
i:
PR EST
Husband. Wile. Father
Friend, thii ther will
-ft. XVJjrr-'
lor life, and tom-
- - - ..... .j ntaMrini"
a we ixaltlT l will a aa
."-L"e M'Ji' " " rrtri,l.
"V ? wr r.-e we rr r
tl.tfit Stsli-f 1 I t'o I'l-Tial S4 N V .it- ,
T ,,r ,,rT .r,-v M- rn lB'-rm tou
'il' r Tl JtHnrv' oifteiton, it :r
cm n n art- t.t i r-i m
any kir:l
journey to see.
REACHED at LAST!
- - EHEXSBUKG
In presenting to the favorable
consideration of the public the Gol
den Age ooking S'ove, we do so
with the utmost confidenco in its
merits as a successful operating
cook stove. It has been thoroughly
tested, we having sold in the last
three years over 50,000 of them
We would call attention to the oon-
:3onr ot the stove, it being in the
highest decree craceful and well
STAR SHAY1HG PARLOR 1
Oppoiite Soqduii EoDir, iaLleji'i BtildiEf.
HIGH STREET, EBENSBURG, IV
J. 11. 0 ANT, l'roprielor.
r,H E ITHLICwill always fl
X ol business In business hours
ill always find as at our pl
islness hours. Kvervthlna ke
nes ,nd eosy.
Clbj Towaua a arav.-ia.LTT.
FOR SALE.
A valuable Hotel
I property known as the Biair
House, situated In the West ward of Khnabn-
Pa. For further particulars call on or address
the undersigned. JOHN A. BLAIR.
-Ebensburg, May IT, 1M.
AIIVFRTlKFRsI by afldr-sslng .. f.
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can learn the exact cost Y .rt f -reposed line o
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WANTED
For our Kellabi Nursery
Stock, on Salary or Com mi.
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No experience ceedt , .S. Q A T T?Q rVTTM
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serymen, Knchester. J.Y.
NOTICE. In H, Ori'bar.n' Court of
the County ol Cambr-a. To the hlr and
legal representatives ni Flias Baker, de- ewed.
tlKKa-rtfo: You are htrrbr cite I to be ani
appear he lore the Judges ot the t rj,hns" Court
to be held at Klenburg. on the first Mi ndsy of
leccmr.er next, then and there to ,.pt of re-tu-
o take the Ken I F.-tate o! FJU. Beker. te
ceasd, at the apprsi.ed VHliiatum put upon it by
an Inquest duly awarded bv the ".aid Court, or
show cause hy the ssn.e ,ouid n"t 1-e so; i'
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