(Cam!) via freeman. 1
"GOSSAMERS" OR "WATERPROOFS" AT GABLE & CO.'S.
0. 1ST EST GOO O
AT LOW PRICES.
We have the largest stock of Gossamers for Ladies, Misses and Children ever shown here. They are of the best manufacture in the market and nt 12", per rent, lower
prices than the ,:;ime croods are sold for in any other store in the United States.
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Trvona. 11 no. 3 40 5 vi
Rosebud. 11 os A na
Coalimrt, 11.07 .1 41 .I 12
KItp cttv. 11 l 3 57 vat
Fx'lpn TlraNer, 11.2!.. I "7 f 41
Frugality. 11. ' 4.1.'. V'4
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Con. iron. 11 41 4 :; i 14
lrrt. 11 M fi . 1.-J1
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LOCAL AXJ rr.RSQXAL.
-T'eil.-fr p.-.---..n eruted on V(
- Fo! fuu' fn -'i in ti-ri ro t o t
1 n v.
Siu-sr
I.DWl.
-Our n.erclmnts are beeinnini! t 1 unpack
tb-ir f " i 1 r t ii is 1;
(in set M;i new .1 mils received at
Carl I!iviu;ur.
Sun" very fin twolvt? inch ice is lieinjj
packed by owners of ic.j houses.
If you want a nice niuCf for SI 00 o to
Mrs. It K. .1 ones'.
Mr. (ii'orjif Kruj, wlio?e barn burnt d
down a slioit time a,;n has cjnimeiietd the
erectiun of a new onu.
liirliers haw th largest and best ass'Tl
n:ent 'f iik handkeu-hif'.s ami rr-ufileis evei
seen in Kben-'jur;.
Mi . Ceoiije Huberts retntned last week
from an extt i.ded ttio lo tlii West, lit; is
well p'."a:-ed v.i'-h iiis trip.
J.ii n') J . Fit -, t -ftiiroad biakeni :i, h-tl
his ril.t arm at A'.tn 'ivi on Mor. tay la-t t'V
having It crus'.ed b:tveeti t!ie bti'iipere.
Wanted -II. wi f jr two boys, ono ten
years oid aiid one ( ne year eld, also one
Rirl three years old, all at the almshouse.
Barkers have a grid as it xent of horse,
and rubber blankets.
Horse buyc rs have been in the neighbor
hood for sevrial dixys .vnd have aou.kjbt quite
a nuiii'H-r of ho.-st's. l'riote are said to be
low.
li y u wvit to kct p warm ttlis weitiui
bUi iu i-veuto-it. Tt.e puce to Re I an ovt r
Ci .1 i- ut tti-. Gohi.-i! K.ijiie Clotiiius Iluus'-,
Altoi'iiH, I'. 1.
iit ti d -l.wmb.T in ti.i'Je foi a r.. w
l.itab.v ! u-u j.awntii, l;ois. -poivi c,
iui-.: 5. .v., Ij lent 1. 1111.114.. atul ; fix!, ways.
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-ii. .: CitJ ''(- !?'! !!: ". !'S ;!.:.t "Ai.
-(1il..i i:. :-uli:-. '.!i.l- lit i;;. o .' t '.1. Uol'i
an '.- -i, i it), t : i ; . iitij c-.-Mie i.. nry, it:.-i 1
t ! .1, ;-.:.d o d'i ere ' o-.i n1 when li.ey
fiill t -.. r. rp..'.-d."
A J- -j tot id vl-.tc lt-r.titeh Ii.ik.Ik. :-
tl;i-lj tot -iO lis ill ii'.t. I'- K Jo:-i-.s".
A I as- n;;i 1 tl.iiii i.u ib-: U 8 Vt. V !.:!
road j.iuio-.-u lb'' Uav's, on Mvi-uay la.-" :w.r
tlasiiow, ai.il ve:.l 1.0 n over a '.'-p e;o
D.U.Kllirl.t . .Four ..-t-.-.!.K- ,iU,i- LUl
I, ol M l :uii i
f'u a tine n.f peti, r too'.iipit k,
sinta 1.0 1... llo.i.Ni f.-.-.ci.t , o t. Car.
l;i ii.ia-.'.
Turee. deer w tik-l-. had been c!i.t9..-d H:a
in.-.i m..u:.ui:a tulie.t;. tiy iloa aua bui.leu
ti.'r-: ' t.-r-.'.iu'i t! e .-ts .)! j 10. 1 1,
W. ;-: -la ..I e- ui.tj , too '.t;i-r csy iii
tl .: 11 tor sai-- (ju n-.-rs.
F. r C'.iis i'; c-.ndie- :zo '..' iuuuit
IJo'.Vi.
-Cu!. Ja-i.. s lio ;r.,i .lied at I-Is bci.rdi.j.:
luuise i': I.-.i.a-t. :, Pa., on Mui.Jay last.
aed xl j-ars. 'it ee s.-d. in the !9ft
the ul I'oitnite riloaii, wr.s ass. slant su
pe; intni.it t.t of that road, and for a i.uie ! -snU-d
in Ii".;ii.l.-ijsb'ari;.
Vou ean t a n-ce fleece lnu-il Ktove
worli. 25 ;-:s. l.,r 10 cts. at Mts. Ii li. J oiks'
Ail w. o. c.i-l.n.ere J.uVi-a (loin 20 tls. up.
Itai.i-i M. li.iun'n, Si., i f Ctoyie l.iwn-
r-!.l;, v..-.-. :.; ted M-iei.Ue Appraiser
h t'..- ('. ui Cm.. 11 i-.-.-;: r-, in Fr.Oay
list. Mi. .'i-'- i- - cvupi-t. i.t
to p. -iu. 11. 1 tin- I'.iiin s a:... I S apvoi;.t:.iet.t
& i v . s . . . 1.1'. s ; . i f ' t . ' n
-15..1'... 1.-. ti :s -.v. ek, v i.l rec-ive some
more 1 t'.- -e !i- .--"01 ai'l o aiiieme sets
Just the 'hu.ij t'-r Hot'niiy pres.-nts.
We '.earn f;oiu C.iUia ii J. H. lioyts, V ee
President and (.-i.t ial Manager of the Cre8
sin and C:to-. l P'-i ioad, that the build
In a of tie hrar.e.i read, f. r which iiurvejs
have been made, fr.an As'.vi'.le to Cast
Cretk, will be eo-i 'ner.ct .1 a- soon as the
wee.ther permits arid pushed t-i an e4ilj rara
pletion. Ttie Jury Commissioners i;l meet on
the second Monday of Jv.uary xt to Mil
the juiy wheel for the ensun. ye:r, ns'.ead
of on the first Monday as i.eretof. re. The
order was made by Judyo J.ihul..n for lie
reson that on the fust Monday he wiil be
holiiiOi; .AruunieM.'.'ourt anil conid not bo
piesei.t.
Tin Kt-r-, have a l irte lot f i!-i.t's kid,
cU.th a . 1 im. K lov. s, a. so la-iu' kid ar.d
cloth nh.ve-.
The excellent sleijjhii-g that will be here
a.w .0:; as tt.e road . i;.-t broken should blil R
a trrst 11, any 1 eopie to town. Kvery per
son visitirig tl p.a-'e l.ou;d ren.eni'.vr that
at John Own s' -si re on II. ;t (vt, diy
uf" -lis, dress join's, t-o-As ,.i'.l s'a ts. i iocer
is oi.ti j.revi'ioos aie Hi.ajs m,i1 ;it. He
very lowe-it pi :ers.
T:..- Utg-- -t a: d b.-st rk of
(,;,.:.i!.,v.-' i)i.-u;'.t!i C r.'ra- P-n:'-yl-van
in .or to b4 Seen at the Go.ih.-t' Kj-e
( -tl. r 1! Use, Allo-ei. Pi.
-Joh-i S;. mens, of IIo.lii jy-hui a. throw
j.-,. f.; .,;,.-e, for Vack iog, a htrce u: --j'
! (,.i'i -tick Wi. ilfi'. in at! cay td Y .t'
.. ,.f it. P.. .'ore the heg;in to
t r.7. tti.e I I'llt-S'.-.it is t a It' t'd s'Ze
e:'.i.- d ..ut i ; tt i...!e. S) i... t- - 1
t. . i:i wr'.i i p.'.ir 'f t-.i'A 1 ti.-y : - 'I tv er. y
one r.Ctles among them.
Y-o' .' f" .s. tl C-o'i spect.iel.s at
( ...r. I:,-, .i.ios' wi.i r.i .ke yt.iu parents or
grarai-jB:. . :: l.:e ' V't- '' f-
-Mr
t.-wr-t
rern-v.
IV-t-r A.I '.i'i t'.it: r'v ot a. .ir..i
., this c ..ii.tv, trotn a i. i -h I i '-Cf t.e
t,, ;-. ( ti'. ii. -'X we. 1-9 efcO,
d rd Kt t. .''.'.. r ptaee . n .-,..n..y .-.-l 'I
T 1 l-oi.'. to ve.i, "a' . The r"u-i'.s ot the
,hf. as,., were !.V.t: to S. Aoni-tine aid
ir'.rr- l m f e c. r, . tr : t!, :l p!a.-e. Tl,
,iee,. i-d va- at,.. ,r - vo'i -e
-For e-.r ! -- a: .1 i.i:' to to the Suiar
P, wl
c- ...-r d'iar '!' s very re.'.r!y fin
j ,o,.?.rv !.-'r i"t tr-ai'i'T t'l'.r. a
..rea. go for a slnj'e two r. nt f"irp.
Iv.
1 a .-tr a I r-..; ) t r c r.L
A:.y '.hi:-.! s.-a'f-.i r
-O -;
r. Ul'Ce.
juire p-Mhe at a.e iate i-f two e-nis p r
ol;: ce. a:.d anvth'.nu' writt.-a tuut be paid
fi.- at t' -ame r.ite, wh-.-'het ealtJ or not.
La.lie-' Velvet F i O -- nitT--, s 7e, fi"-v-S tn sixty-two
Ladies Fini-- F'.c. ?.e-ei' 'ts, -f7.fi fifty two to sixty-two
Ladies Fine cne".- K t"":if C'.tci.itur-.. 'zen iuy two to stxtv-'.wo..
"jiilies Fiue Chic- stet I uti-l l.rou (Joninors
1402 Eleventh Avenue.
P. S. Umbrellas at 50c,
- Ksmctnlwr tiialjou can boy ali kiiidMj iintiiprs have a larce line of Rent's necli
of jewelry, goi,i nni si'ver wa;ciie, siiv.-r j wiarinties, b'tws and scarfs, aHo celluloid
ware, musical instruments etc., cheaper at collar and cufFs.
Crl Rivir.ius' th in eli,' -!iere jn t'9 court v. Thoni?. Kelley, a tramp who claims
Mr. Andrew Ilileiii.in, of this place I, as ',
p. nil on Wi Jnesday aftt rnoon took his .st.-ek
overland to that p'.ace. Andy is a very
wi;rtiiy young man and we wish hi-ii success.
Messrs. John Ludwla & Suns last week
killed the boss porkers in this locality. The
ohl gentleman kitted two, the ncpreuate
wi tiiht of whieti was eight hundred pounds ;
Samuel killed two we it;hlr(? seven hundred
and fifty five pounds, and Felix killed three
weighing seven hundred and thirty four
P mods. Their buckwheat may not ho' I
out, but there s no danger f-f them rurni : z
hol t of vravy.
Oi. Moud;i, 13th inst, a motion was
made in court to appoii; a trustte to sell
r. a! estate f jp. x. Chit -y, h-ci as 'd. Geo.
M. Reade, Y.-. appeal tr.i? for Dr. J. T.
Christy, 1). Mehauhiin A Son ftr F. J.
Cluisty the ex.-cutor, W. II. Si-ehier and M.
O Kiltell for O. A.Christy and the other
heirs. It was finally agreed that HherrifT
(iray bo af. pointed trustee. The property
to be sold is appinLsed at over ?1S,000.
Barkers have a lot of ladies' and child
ren's hoods, whie'.i they aie selling at about
half their real value, for the purpose of
eieaoing out the stock.
A shocking accident occurred at the res
idence of Mr. John Muse!, in Saxton, Bed
ford county, Sunday about noon. Mr. Mos
el is employed at the furnac? ana was at
wore:, and his wife had gone out of the
house to a neiehbot's to get some milk,
leaving two children at noiae, one aged 3
yei-.rs arid the other a baby aged 16 months.
Dining her absence the e'.iihireD got to
T.iiying near the stove, wlien the baby's
ciothini' caught fire and the child was burnt
to ifeath almont, instantly.
For fint? tooaceoand choice cigars go to
t'.e Su;ar Bow!.
On Saturday Ivt a paity of hunters from
MeVeytown went to Bratty's Knob, back of
Mnroy, and one of the number. A. J. Jen
ki s, shot three deer with one builet. Two
of them were billed outright, and the third
ran f...r about had a miv .veer, it, fell dead.
VYli-.-.i Mr. Jeuk ii s shot he paw but two of j
t..t ;u, si :; Vu wtu ttsnoiiig abreast, but did i
i. .t think of l-.i::: imiu- linn one. Tlie J care of Dr. Irwiu last week, is, we are pleas- ; Judge Johnston and Associates Flanagan Allegheny Tw Dee 10 is ,!ICK Mr-I"OT-rru:;-.
1 1 iMsed throp.'li tl.- botti-of both and ; ed to note, up and about aeain. His broth- j and Masters on the bench. -. e . .
Jti .ck the Ciird, v'nieh w is Ij iiv,' dowa a !
,-i'o:t ilMaueti bs.u r l Umse at which he '
1
'eted i-.is !:ii. -.cictstoicA Free Trm. I
-i i j ou t , -r siaini over a wash tub i'i ;
wioch emtlies werr- a '.:,. i -:t!i com- ;
im.iIim.wm rc.-liiK.SH? If so trv I)i;i v- '
J.Ofl'EL'F BOIiX HU-P list .V5-u.i..V ti' li :
i ...1 a ..v. i ii.uit.ty, ti.
i...ie t;,e iM;, Ti.t b.-sl is the cUep- '
iit ...,,.;ys. ;
A r.i. i! '.-.ig from Mvir' i.-tr's Cove was
sto id! fr mi the baggitge oar on the Hoi.i
tUjiijiir brfincl. railroad, near Altoona, on
"ioiiiiciv i vt Line labt about 7 o'clock, while
t - :iv,-e ttihjler was out aclmi? as flig-
:;.;.o. i he 1 1 xl li.'.y the f i.ueti was found I
:!:U in a vacii.t 1. '. in Altoona, n.-ar the j
I u'.,ir .-ctn.-tii oui.iling, is having been cut !
t ) n -iiui its (,o:;tt i.t - take-i. A tHim!er of ,
1. t : - Is S i t
t.-o t. ono. i-.'l torn to i.-i -ces.
l aLuut hey ieturs and a i
A reward of lilty uoihirs is ;
:,n;:oad coo. puny for the ap- j
-liil. j
:.;t . I !,.;- i
o:r. -ie I by U
pi I i HsIoo
Look at t i, . ii - .-e sen 1 1 t..:i of o ,.,,i watches
ftr lad tes and get;t!eitieii. bUttatiK- for prcs
ti t-s lor the lio.i.i ut ;Jari K. vinos.
(ju-:rf A .il.i ! l as-r, toe b--.ver at
( . ::.! in w ! o was icbted tu; iiiue ago
..t a sum of n.oi y ii. i.:.ii:i to between
six anil M-vt "t h!iiiiir:d d t':ars, maiie an in
formation on Tuesday last, I ei'ore Squire
Kinkead, or !ii;s place, charging W iiliatn
Sat ker, l.vi.l Koiijh and Nicholas Molher
run, ail ie-.i,h i)ts ill t.ie. neigtjtjorho.i l t f
(.:;iitzin, wiih i..i. cii.uu. A wat r.nt was
issut d foi tot ir i.net and pl.ie.-d in Deputy
Latiftbei.i's l.undd and h'-;".rrested the :
parti, on the same day. Sanl: -r nt;d Kough
rive i ai- :n tt,.- sum ,,; iJi-Xm t'l-fore Squirt-IV.rri-h
( f .;.';"z:u for a titarmg. and Mai
it. -non. v. ho was ui-ibie t locure hu:i, wa-
brought io jiil.
s tr.ke:
Kough are
n.ar; i -.1 ."on.
L.irkrrs have a r.i-w ptt ck of those fancy
Tur'.- i tow els so much ued for tidies also
fine liot-n lo.vels ami napkins.
Mi-s. l ia Raid ridge, daughter of ex
poitijaster Rhli ltiete. of Greensburg, Pa.,
was arre.-ted on Monday, on a charge of
robbing the mails. The arrest caused much
excitement and created quite a sensation.
Miss R.ildridge is a beautiful youtig lady;
i'j fact, one of tha belles of the town, well
ok. d t.y ali who knew her, and has always
been considered a mixK-l y ur.g woman ; ar.d
the news that she had In en arrested by a
G.ivernmt ut dett-ctive was not credited un
til I u!!y verified by Inter Intelligence. Ilrr
reason lor ooing hs s'.'e did is a mytery lo
everyone there, as she dil not nee 1 Pie
money, and it Is g -nerlly be. level th.it siie
is a coiifir-rieil kit plomaniae. Her family
have the sympathy o! the whole community.
Hirker.s have the genuine galvanic scis j i,Prt ar.d Miss Louise Moelter, both of Pres
sors, every pitir warranted and money refun- j ; ect.
iled if not satisfactory. j - --
Rohert II. Coleman was killed at Greens j obunary.
burg on Sunday last by Thomas Riley. They; BUCK. Died, at the residence of Mrs.
had both been in a restaurant, aud appear- I Thomas Ruck, in Carroll township, on
ed t . be on friendly ter,,s. Coleman came j "j;
with 1 is hands in tits t.ockets. looking down
t ie street, when Riley, without a word of 4 SMITn-Died, &f his residence in Munster
. , . . . . , i towrwtnp, on TuesdhV December 14th, 1886,
warning, caroe up behind him and struck Mr ratr,ek I. Srnl t ,,Rpd RD0Ot 60 years.
I.im w.th a stor.e ju-:t behind the ear, crush- j Tl)e der,,Ra(., W!iS a native of Ireland and
v.4 tt.e -ki.li i.nd bursting a blood vessel, I PRrno to th!3 country when a young man.
fr -.m which Colt man died in a short time. c Deen a resident of Munster township
RH.l asrrts that he striick Coleman wlti. , f.,r a() )Ut tweDty years aDd wa, knowD M
hi, fit, but th- physici in,' teitimouy nt the 1 one ,.f ,.Pr citizens, au aprigh and hon
h T'"- f-y 'he wo .nds couid not hive ; et.t n,an B,,(I a kin1 End ROO1 neighbor. He
'' 1r : f 'l; k bllt w"-re C8l,d , leaves a ta.r.liy of three children to survive
i;-y s. u." t h.i t o.-;i-.iiii-'nt. Colen-nn was j h-xn nl 0f t,n ?rn rcwr. up. One
Atv.vt te.iy-ri-h year- of age and leaves rt.ir.er is the wife cf Edwnrd Brh-rdon, of
a v, . (,...-ei.i.d i Pi'ts'-tH, b ; h's s n J-jhn is a fireman on
A V.v. r.o-k, -ithn dry, aehir i :t:.-. P ..;-isy !'.--:ra tallr.iii.', end the othe;
Hmeti. t--. .te bins, l- u svi of n.-ets. i
t,.iit-;-. U.-e the best kidney curative
known, which is Burdock LMood !J:.fe;s.
Arthur's Home Magazine continues to
one - . 'he b- st of the low -price n.o-i-ie
,
T..! :.s n I' -'s-m-e o-w form gives phasing
e i.'.ete- oi h i. i g'.'-l ta-te aud. prosperity,
The c r.t. i.ts cf th-j J .nuarv onmher, tow
at I. and, pi, va-i, J ai.d attractive ; indeed
in i.:e mm-c a! fi-!! of cletin. wri'.lesome liter-
an re, A-tl.ur's fairly o-itrmi it? riva's. Ia
I . ..!.;., , H.i.iitionit to Mbi usn eo-.-pie-
in-i t . i :it.. is relative) to .niijK-LUice,
hou- ee.-j .ti . . -lie so-.-e s .. it slot i s of
iiniit- iiui. i.-u tl mt-re-t. "Won in Siteirc
a t.tl ' i t.ju.l i" v.. in tl t; ke first rank many
lit-i iry ; -li. 'ti.-.il, a:i.I the serial story by
M. IJ. M -Co-l!.:.d, -..lied 'Jeiin Mon-eirh.,"
stii.t nut in excelleut fiilii n. The ptiee
of tl e Ht i s M-taaz::ie 1ft bnt two 1o!lais a
year, and even that is c:t for clubs. Son
peiopirsof J nu.iry are half price ten
cents each, r-ajl srelby T. S. Arthur .v
Son, Philadelphia.
$1 00 .
. 1 2.-, ;
1.37 ;
, 1.75 ,
5Sc, G2 l-2c, Toe, 85 l-2c,
l'tirfi.ie!j l:ia as iiis heme, was struck by trie
Mai! t.iain at East Conemaueh on Sundav
evening, and was badly bruised and had one
lee broken. lie was broueht to the alms
house on Monday.
William and J. K. Rutter brought three
deer to town on Monday and disposed of
one of them to Mr. P. A. Cobauah. Last
week the Rutter Brothers killed einbt deer,
mnkiiig twenty rive in all that they Tiave
captured this season, on the farm of Mr.
Valentine Miller, about ten miles from
,UA nstown, on Lanrel ITill. Johnxtoxcn
Dtmorrat.
Barkers have a very large and fine lot of
laiiics' double shawls, in fact the largest
ever brought to F.bensburg.
J. C. Hill, a prominent resident of Edge
wood, a wealthy suburb of Pittsburg, mis
took his daughter for a burglar last Friday
night and shot her through the neck,
inflicting a danj.erous and, it is feared, fatal
wound. Mr Hi!! had made collections ot
n bout f 5. 000, which he took to his home to
keep oyer iiight. His daughter, who had
a had toothache, arose early on Saturday
morning and went down to the library to
the fire to warm heiself. Her father, hear
ing the noise, thought burglars were in the
house, and, taking his revolver, followed
her down stairs. When he reached the door
of the library he fired, the ball striking his
daughter in the back of the neck and pass
ing through to the front. The your.g lady
is In a critical condition, and her father is
almost crazed with grief. Mr. flill is well
known In this place where he has been in '
thj habit of visiting merchants about once
a month for a number of years, r.nd hia
friends deeply sympathize with him, and
hope that the unfortunate accident may cot i
terminate fatally.
. I
!
Hemlock Itemi. i
Our Hemlock correspondent writes : j
Wagons have succeeded sleds and sleighs
on our streets.
Mr. F. A. Thompson's new hall la nearly !
completed, it will fill a want that has need- !
ed filling for some time. j
Mr. John Leahev. Jr.. who was under the I
er Thos. Leahey. is not yet abie to leave his j
room, but is improving. '
Deer and wilt I turkeys appear to be quite !
p rit ftul fhont l.c-ie lliis season, yet few ;
ove oeen Kiiien. Mr. Clias. .Mcl.raw, ot
Pt-p:ar Kun. !:'..:r County, killed his third
'r.'r, a f.l.e t Uk, o:, Fr!dav last. '
. t .
A lair and festival In aid of the Catholic
chinch, of this place, will be held here dur- .
ir.if the Im.idavs.
I Thr. 1.;. 1 . C . J
uc- liik vtoitrti 01 youi iui i t-s ijoii ueti i,
"Reno," keep us thumbins the dictionary
i nt n rite thit. thrente i !!i . annihilation nf
'hat very useful book.
Yocnt. married people or those about to
marry son. should not forget that Carl
I'.ivinus f as some tine sewing machines, tlm
beat and easiest running machine in the
mniket, and just the thing to make your
young wife !ati-h on Christmas morniug. ;
... . ...
MirilllAtir l.UE.VSM IaSCED.
The following maniate licen-.es were
Is. u 'd by the Clerk of the Orphp.Ds Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Decern-
her in, 18Pf,:
HirryS. AU'snr., Taylor township, and
Ell J. Wilson. Conemaugb.
Humpiirev II umphrevs, Cambria township,
aV.tt Owen H i.ierts, Sutnrtierhil! township.
Howell I'owell, and Maggie Roberts,
Johnstown.
Karl Schubert and Louise Mooter, Pros
pect. Wm. Swerney. Coopersdale and Jennie
Nor.sker, Mil'.viiie.
llnrklen a Arnica Naive.
The best sa've in the wo-IJ for Cuts
Rrui.-es. S.,ri-f, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chsppfd Hands, Chillblains
Ct-r,i nn.l ali Ssin hruotions, and positive y
. t
c ues Pi-es or no pay rtquired. It 19 guar-
antrid to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 23 cents per box. For
sale Bv E. James
Mcrclinnta. Read Thin.
To those subject to the vexations of bu?i-
ress life, dyspepsia and a feeling of debility
irrtf ibilitv jtritt tlortf.oHncr ma ear tairc
Simmons Liver Regulator. The Regulator
is free from any injurious mineral substance ;
not disagreeable : can he taken at any time
without interfering with business or pieas -
nre. it is gentle, sare ano a g,,oa atgeetor.
It is unequalled in the cure of piles, consti-
pi'ion, bad breath, sick headache and
..nious complaints.
. "
Married.
SCHUBERT MOELTER Married
at
the Lloy 1 house, this place, ec. 13, lSSii,
bv Kev. Kobert MeCastin. Mr. Karl chu-
I
. d.'.v:i'..-r, M .ty, res led with her father.'
His wife died a'. out three years ago. Peace
j to r,:s ashes.
' SHANNON Died, at hr heme. N'i. 102
! F iy-tte strr-.t. A..wheny r . on Friday.
i itMeemhvr 3, 1 ., Mrs. A. L. :. . annon, aged
j e,., ear!i,,
i xne deceased was a daughter ol the i&te
i ChrUtiao Iiitvsen, who, In his day. w.B a
weu known citizen of Pittsburgh, and who
j wr9 a'.so well known to a number of our
j 0;l1er cozens. Mrs. Shannon was a resident
; of this place for the tast two years and only
i uuicved to Allegheny about two months
atf0. She was f fflieted with cancer, and as
the disease was gradually eating her life
awty she removed to Alieghny rn order
that her end might he among relatives ami
fri-nds. She was highly esteemed both In
Pittsburg ar.d ir, th s piaee by a large circle
of friends ar.d acquaint.! aces for her many
Ct ri-t an v'rtues. Iler remains were
brought to this place on Saturday last and
interred in the Catholic cemeter on Mon
di y. Peace to her astes.
wrtli ?1 25.
worth 1.50.
WiTiii 1 75.
win tit 2.25.
Ladies Fine
Mi' and
M '$?' and
Mi -' and
GABLE & CO.
$1.25, $1.50. $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, up to our fine $4.00 Silk Umbrellas for Christinas Gifts.
Srhool Report.
Report of the Ebensburg Tublic Scboilg
for the month, ending Dec. 8, 18St.
A verne
Knrollcd. attendance.
' o : c. c ; c . - c .
5 1 - 2.' '2. c ;
B; r: "i r T T ri
Tbachkr.
I : !
i
Allle Lloyd
Arnie Beynon.,
Kffle Myers
Annie Jones...
J. W. Leech....
j 1 I 35 30 65' 29 24 bX 8
I 1 I 16 IS S4 14 16 30! 3
I 3 : 24 ao 44 22 IS 40' 3
i 4 i 27 2 So: 11 20 3
.! 6 : 21 IS 3' 19 lti 31: 3
Totals I 6 '123 106 22 103 90 1 93: 15
The following pupils were perfect in at
tendance during month :
Room No. 1. Walter McCaslin, Charlie
pivl--oii. Eddie Davison, Herschell Evans,
Wellington Evans. Dellie Chute. Kho.le
Ritter. Walter Humphreys, narry Evans.
Annie Hov Maud Shinafelt, Fannie Keir,
Rpasie McPaslin, Robbie Bolsing.-r.
Room No. 2 Harrv Shlnafelt, Morgan
Evans Lewis Evans, Ollie Connell, Charlie
Evans, Maud Richardson, Annie Davison,
Sadie B.dsinger, Grace McCaslin. Estella
Creery, Daisy Corbin, Blanche Folsom.
Room No 3 Harry McNamara, Fred
J01.es, Charlie Port, Charlie Weaklen, Ray
Jonps. Milton Bolsinger, Cordie Snyder,
Johnnie Cud wig, Mary McBreen, Norah
Ludwie Aecie Owens, Emma Morrow,
Johnnie' Straver, George Thomas. Joseph
Mick, Stella Rosensteel, Edith Myers, r lora
M"ls. Annie Mills.
Room No 4. Leonard Jones. Richert
German.' Jimmie Dick, James Murray,
Norris Mason. Katie McBreen, Lucy Gut
wald Delia Folsom, Ella Ktrschner. Alice
Davis. Annie Maloney, Sadie Chute. Minnie
S-'chler. T.
Room No 5. John Scanlan. Izota Davis,
Thannie Davis, Irene Evans, Dayton Mason,
Mvra Richardson. Geo. Kinkead. Raphael
I,eidv. Herman Jones, Ida Griffith. Oscar
Klnke'ad. Birdie Stienkle, Olin Barker,
Sheiman Mason. Eddie Canton.
The following pupils stood first In their
classes durllig last, month :
Room No. 1. C Class, Maggie iioooii ; a
class. Lidie Ludwig ; A Class, Wellington
Evans. . ,
Room 2. B Class, Blanche Folsom ; A class
Annie Davison.
Koom 3 B class, John Strayer ;
A Class,
Charlie Port.
I Room 4 B Class Sadie Chute ;
i Leonard Jones.
i Room f. R Class. Ed. Linton;
A Class,
A Class,
Irene Evans,
Court Proceed Ino-i.
on .inn.i.t. inct Court met with President I
as a number of the cases for trial had
been continued by consent and Judge
Johnston was still suffering from his eye.
which, although improving, Is still quite
paintul, by unanimous conseui 01 mo u. c...-
hers of the bnr the whole list was continued
aild Outt ai!jonrnd until the hrst Monuay
i
of January next.
in the case of Richard Denny vs. Creson, j
("ifiirfi-ld Countv P.rd New lorkS iort Line j
t..Oo..l enmranr O rill1 Wflfl t Tntlfll t)V .
itaiii.'.-.u v. viiij-a" j ,
the Court on the petition of tlie defendants
to show pause whv a change of venue
should not be allowed.
The tima for holding the next Argument
court has been fixed for the first Monday in
January next.
a trw.ciai conim of iiirors was ordered b, i
J
lw court, on jionuay task -"
Monday cf February next, at which tine
there wiil be a special court. .
Poor Honae SlBllatifa.
; Tn" folding statement shows the
; amount of Poor House orders for the month (
, of Novembei, 186:
f74S 00.
440 77
3 00
12 79.
Dlxmont Hospital
Outdoor paupers
I'utchering,
Freight
Phosphate,
Groceries,
Salaries,
Hardware,
Meat .
Repairs
Farmer,
House work
Flour
Coffins
Director's Convention..
13. GO.
22 09. I
E9 17. '
14 40. j
92 12. !
2.10. '
22.00.
lri.00. I
37.20. I
16.00. j
15 00. I
Total,.
.fl 511.24.
, .
' The LnrflloFlre.
,
' A careful estimate of the loss by fire at St,
Francis Collet:e, Lorctto. on Thursday last, j
places the amount at about 510,000, while
; the t'dal "msarance is as heretofore stated ;
i ?30, 000, placed as follows ; City Insurance ;
j v,n:vny, Pittsburg. ?3 000 . North British A j
' Mercantile, ?7 .500 ; Lancashire, of England,
$7,500 i Commerce, of Albanj , $3,000 ; Union,
I ..r r t . f . s.. eo ooo . v.ntnn ..f r,...ir,ntf,n I
Kentucky, ?3,000 ; Humboldt, of Allegheny,
, 3,000.
i ti, nr. or:,,iatod in the roof. nJ not
1 rrom a (lPfective fluPi as stated iast week.
Xhe ,oss of tne t,u jidincr; will cause somo in-
I convenience, but will not interfere with the
j progress of the school, the buildings still
bein? sufficient and ample for the accomrao
leiormeaccommo -
The burned build-
dation of the students.
j lugs will be replaced next summer
Nt. Lawrence Hotel.
When you come to Altoona etop at this j
Louse, which is centrally located on Elev
enth avenue, one square from the depot.
Having recently taken charge of this house,
I have refurnished it throughout ano Intend
keeping a first-class house. Good meals,
good rooms and beds and polite attention are
what I offer. Charges reasonable. Large
parlor for the use of the public, where you
can rest and warm yourself when shopping
or waiting for the train. Ladies' entrance
ou Fourteeuth street.
James Heaton, Proprietor.
December 10. 4t.
Carta! Una; tne -nine of Free Pamifa,
President Roberta, of the Pennsylvania
Raiiroad Company, has Issued the following
order : "The attention of the officers of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and of the
various lire" embraced in the f-ystem both
e:. '.andwtst of Pittsburgh is again called
to the fact that large numbers ot passes fcre
Issued to persons who are In no wise enti
tled to receive them. All officers will bere
aiter ut held to a u.ore iigid observance of
the rules governing the i-sueof passes, both
annual end trip, and it is expected that the
reports of free travel will in the futnre show
a large decrease as compared with the cur
rent year.
An End to Fans Rcraplnr.
Edward Sheppard.of Harrisburg,I!l.,eay9 :
"Having received so much benefit from Elec
trie Bitters. I feel it ray duty to let Buffering
humanity know it. Have had a running
sore on my leg for eight years ; my doctors
told me I would have to have the bone
scraped or the leg ampntated. 1 used
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitter ami
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my hg Is now sound and well." Electric
Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bottle, and
Buckier.'s Arnica Salve at 25 cents a box at
E. James".
Check Steel and Rrown Cape (io-amer.s ( new, ne a' ) 2.r.o ; worth ti oo
Children's Mother Hubbard TOSsnnirs 1 1 oo ; worth 1 50
Children's FJ-etric Circulars (extra) 1.25; worth l so
Children's E'ectri? Mother Hubbard (extra) 1 :, worth 1 .
NOTICE is heret.v piven that the tri
nuel elrotlon ol Ptr-tor of Protection
Motnil Fire Infiininse (Mtnpinv of tarnt.rl
county will be held nt the office of the S.-ereturv.
In Koenstnirn, on Monday, JanuarT 10. A. I. le7.
between the honrs 01 10, a. m. iind2 p. m.
T. W. IHPK,
Dec. IT, 18S6. 3-t. Secretary.
STRAYED away from the snbscribers
restdlnir at Halll rln. Pa., about two months
ano one red and white spotted two ysnr-old steer
with leli horn bent down and cne red and white
two yearotd heffer. Any Information ot their
whereabouts will be thankfully reroived by the
underlined.
ANSTKAI) 6l DASHNEK.
la!lltiin. Pa., lee 17,188. S-t.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
,rttr o( administration on the estate of
Peter Maloy.Sr . late of Harr township. "an.t.rla
county, deceased, having been granted to the
underpinned, ail persons Indebted to said estate
are herr-hy cotltled to make payment without de.
InT. and a'l thofe havlrif claims ssainst the same
wilt present them, properly authenticated for
settlement tu
MU'HAEI, DOWNY.
Adm'r ot Peter Maloy, dee'd.
ItatT twp., Dec. lTttr l8.-6t.
T3ITTSI5URG WEEKLY POST.
FOR 1S.7.
ENLARGED TO 12 PAGES,
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER
IN TITTSBURG !
Alter January 1. 7887. The Wrrkly Pott will be
enlarged to Twelve Patres. one half lanrer than
11s present stie. thus maklnic the Largest and
Cheapest paper In the Country.
POLITICAL Always Democratic, irlrlna; a
Oordial and candid support to the National Ad
ministration. LITF.KAKY Illustrated tales, sketches, choice
mlarelt)inv. bfoirraphv. and poetry.
WAHIMiTON-Amide and retiatda corres
pondence, mail and teleirraphic ; Con;re84lonal
pro-.ee. lines.
M A KK ETS Careful reports of the Pltfsbnrir,
F.orelifn and other markets ; live stock quotat
ions ; the wool a-rowers' Interests : money and
stock markets, at home and abroad.
I'OKK FJSPI N DK.NCFInterestinB and sprleht
ly letters from special correspondents In Parts,
New York ind Washington, the South and West.
In short in the 12 paes and Mcclnmna of Thr
Weekly rout will be found that carelul variety of
reading that intereftr the man of business, the
I farmer, the politician . the student, and pre-emi
nently tne lamny and nousenoia circle.
Address, TH K POST.
Pltts'iurB, P.
STRAY MIEEP Came to the resi
dence ol the subscriber residing In Alle
gheny township, Cambria county sometime In
Judo last, tour sheep marked with a slit In the
right ear and a notch In the left. The owner Is
requested to come forward, prove propertv, pxy
charges and take them away, otherwise tlie'y will
be dist.fi.ee- of pcc..r,iir, m't.
TO ADVERTISERS !
For a check for $20 we w!l! .rnt a ten line ad
vertisement in tit.' Jitllt-n l--u. ol Leading
American Newspapers. This 1. at the rate of
only one-tl'th ol a cut a line, for 1.000 Clrcula-
J on. 1 he advertisement will be placed before
t T.e 31 ill nn tl ij rrent newspaper purchasers or -
1 ive Millh k E.M.gits. Ten lines mil a. com I-
J"1 l'J,, r u'Xa'hiVZ -V'.V '
p. kowki.i, a eo.. 10 sum e st n-w v.
i ' 1 . I". 10.
r HARP REIANRF
"To gt a First is? Ilitisirtted Mna' I
7lne, with a Premium to every subscriber. Phis
oiler Is mn le l.j the Publisher of
-' th I'uMlfaerot
LEISURE HOURS
IleU and rticapotit Heme nntl l'ashlon
yt at;azftif intl Istie.! .
-$I.."0 per year in ndvanco.-
Contain each month. Fashion at..! Fanv work -
Plates, fashion ivotes. Original Illustrated Artl- I
i eles, Storle... Poems. Stc,. Society Notes. Hints fur
' 1 irm. t rarden and Household. Send tamp for
' c,rul!,r kv'nK list of
! T5 TT5 1 TTTT ( i
IT ST i.Yl 1 LJ XVi 0
. II. lion ART, Pul.lls.licr.
P. O. Hex 1S7T. 22 Brotlj,S.T.
TT "TC Ann TT A T? rV Tc T Q
V
FOR
HOLIDAY GOODS
I have now on hand a Large ami
! Fine Assortment of Mufflers,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Dolls, "Brass Placques, and Hand
Satchels, with all the Latest Nov
okiea in Fanrv (Jooifs.
i i; : Fancv (roorfs
j Clucs ln 1 ancy "OOOS
Also, a Complete line of YV raps,
Ladies', Misses' and Children's XEWSrAJ'Ell LY1IIE II "Oni.p
n ni l ni tt fr the ric, publishing a'l the
Coats, Cloths, Gloves, Hosiery, .4oAatedPr-ss.Y'u-s. (ju-ototinns
Muffs, Hoods, Tobop-an Caps, 1 nf th Produce and .Vonry Mir
tt, - r Wts and ALL THE XKWS OE
oim v is auu uuuemem hii ui
which will be Sold at the lowest
prices.
I firs. R- E.JONES
YTT&T.TP'n or OUT Neiinbi" Nursery
W XI ' 1 1 LtU stt;k. on Salary or Comoila
lon. Write for tertrs, enclosing ...Tpf.-wir.
n-experience need-,s. QflTFSTiTF'N
A. M.i.VhfHAI'o Nut- O-ttJb-rjOillJUJLl
serymen. Kcctie.ter. J.Y.
DXALDaFtVoknNT:law.
ihknsbik... p,a
Office ,n Armory IMilding.
iTRAY. Came to the resiclercf of
k the subscriber 1n Allegheny township. atstit
the l-i o' Mut. Ii5. a dark red uil wi.h while
a'-tron i rtiead and somewhit" on flink".
. . ? ticiiiCi , prove property, payenarxea
an.i r:tti torn away, otherwise He win pe ais
posed of ai cording to law.
alexis parkish.
Oct.15.lsao.
ship. Cambria county, deceased, having been ail extra Copy to t lie person Citing
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted ; i i '
to Slid estnte are nereby notified to make pay. P '''' 1 -ment
withoat delay, and all thoe having claims
against the .anie ttlll present thein, properly
anlhenticrtted lor settlement, to
T V MKS HHIsKKL.
Adm'r of Michael lriskel, dee'd.
Alleheoy twp.. Vn. XHh. 184 -6i. -
I I'd r en 0t Columns (.'tuts
CLOVEIt AND TIMOTHY SKI-1), -x 2.00a. Year.
ToXioOtades Vnrivalled. Fur samples, quo- ,4dd rCSS THE T IM t.S.
tatlftt.s and Information. ddr. timik unn i.iki
w. n.otiEK o ,Toii,;oiiii.' , iimi huluim-.
rHILAUELTHlA
Altoona, Pennsylvania.
otpvys r.meto . a . r
w i ii.v i , t ame to tne t.remises of
U the snbrriT in Portave township. "amhrla
rounty. aoont .-.veinher I. rs? two vearltnn
teers.one dark red and white sootier! '.nh.,...
h..rns and havin two silts In left ear. The other
imht rrd and whit . with white tare and head
and two slits In left ear. The owner Is requested
to fome forward, prove property, mt rhames an 1
take themaway. otherwise they will be dUt.osed of
aceordlnft to law.
V. F. MII.I.KK,
Nov .79, JS.S6.
STRA . C ame to the residence of
the subscriber in Clearfield lownhin on
November 12. 7Rse. a yearllnif heifer. 'olr red.
with white face and belly and white about her
hind parts.. The owner Is requested to come
forward, prore property, pay chsnres and take
ber away, otherwise she will be disposed ol ac
cording to law.
Nov. 19. 18iS. JOHN Mrl'KK Ml ITT.
HOTEL FOR RENT. The Loretto
House, lorneriv known as the Mrs 1 H
Meyers House, In Loretto. Cambria rountT. r.,
is ottered lor rent on reasonable terms. It "is the
most commodious hotel In the town, ar.d has a
large stable, ice houe. irnrden and fields attach
ed ; also, a arood well and cistern. Possession
it ven January I. 187. Fur further particulars
call on or address
M. F. McIM iNAI.D.
Nov. 19, 18s6.tf. Loreuo.Pa.
STRAYED S rayed away from the
snbserlher r""ldlne In Oalllti'in. Pa .. a two
year old red and white ho. tier. Large red spots
and wh lie Rti ipe on the bacn. white legs, small
horns and In irood order. Any Inlormatlon will
be thankfully received by
J. M. ill'NMN'fl
(lallitrin. Pa.
STRAY (lams to the premises of the
suf.scrber in Clearfield township, about the
first of May. lsu. brlndle hoifTer. about 2 vear.
old with white on the belly, white on the root of
of the tail and white on the left ear. off at the
point. The owner Is requested to come forward,
prove property , pay charges and tske her away,
otherwise Bhe will be disposed ol according to
law.
M. D. WILLS.
Clearfield Twp.. Nov. 12, 1SSS.
AGENTS WANTED.
Kemunertlve employment cfTered enertreti
nd reliable men. Adtrttt.
Scnnity Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway, New York.
Nov. 28, "89-3 m.
NOTICE.
Whereas my wife. I.'rldget Moran. hs left
my bed and board without 1tit prove -at't n,
notice Is beret.y given r.t.t to trut b r on my as.
Cutnt, f.l I will lav no .t.ts of her contracting, .
FKAX'IS Vi'KAN.
Allegheny township. Nov. ;8. laa-3l
ITrAN'TED. Local and General
T T Arents In each town and city of the t'n
ion on Salary or Commission to solicit orders
Irom bnsi.ie-B men for our elegant, new style,
niekle plated and luw priced ri v.r pi .tes. Cur
Salesmen nmke f.f. to lo a day. We w:ll furnish
'ie with two Sample Plate., to any peron with
reli:tb!e references (lr?tilrs. Testimonials,
Keft-rences. be. sent on appllcati n.
Mini. Door Plat-; "o.,
Urand P. plds. Mich.
Nor. 11. 188.
.
PMINISTR VTf'R'S NOTICE
A. Lett'ers of admmi.tratpVen the estVtc ,
i pper o,ier fowntp
C.irohria county, deceased, havlnc been gnr.te i
to the undersigned, a'l persons Indebted to ! 1
e'.fnte are hereby notified to make payment with,
out delay. rd all those having claim" against
the sam wl'l preterit them, properly anthenti
cated for settlement to
josn-lf HFLoP.
Adm'r of Mary Iloslop. doe'd.
Cpper Yo.ler, Nov. 12. l'S:.
OTItAY ?II EEP- Cam e to Ceresi-
' k 1 .. . . Ka c ,,.. r , r r- in lil labHcb tnvr..
, sh ip on or about the 1st of September last lour
I m.eep. The owner Is re.jueated to come forward.
, prove property, pay charges and take them away
j otherwise they will be dis posed ol according to
: law.
THOMAS Is. i:ii'.VAIIH.s.
j Dei. 3, !"-;.
The American Detective Bnrean,
Main Office, 91 and 9H IMamond M.,
Piltsbnrirli. Pa.
F-stabltshed 1RS3 by Iitvi,l H. i!lkInon, ex
V. S. IH.v't Detective trgnnired and conduct
ed on the system of t'.ie I nited States Se-ret
Service. Confidential Agents In all the Princi
pal Cities r.f the t'nitcd S:ates and Canada.
D. rf. (lilklnt-on. Principal and len .Supt
Heber McDowell. 5tij erlnten.lent.
Hon. .lohn Daliell. Attorney for the Hnreau.
sJiZkl;lT,Z
cular.
QTRAYS.-'amtothepr-mipe. ot tlie-sn'.scrl-
O ber. In Chen town'tnp. on or about ( ictober
to 1SS1. a white steer, two vears ol J. w tli si notch
cut in his loft ear. Also, nbout the sam time, a
red
d and wl,1e S'.otted holier, two yea- o-i, no
! I":!1.!- JrrTrrrir.T:
them awav. otherwise they will be disnnl ot ac-
' cording to law. fit as. niion .
vson Kl.r. M l..i:l r...ti.tr..-t. . i. i u
. . - ,..a- -
I ore Pans
Holler and S,cet-lron Work.-
second-hand engtnesand boilers on hand. H-i-t-
i a -,,,. m.hin.r, a siif-cia ' v . - i r i ' , . i
As CA KLIN, Allegheny. Pa. (Jan. 22.-ly.)
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nftrrirfii-p interest-
matter, (IISJI, aururill e, inifrtf-T
in . instructive. The A.Y.YALS
' s' Itn ,rsr. I f f .
OETJIE MAP, by active partlCl-
pants. 1 1 lu strafed ,- (I onion s
Tl.r.7rl i-nri frit, 71 ft'd fn bti smyip. fif
the PEST WOME.Y WHITER
TY AM ERICA : Th- Lat'-.-t Fash-
TVES' yQU(; J'WFIE
I hy themselves ; ORTiEYAL
STORIES, both short and cnnfiti-
, rr - 'yj,- T.' , . 7 '...'-
U ea ,
SPECIAL
The F.f i tn-ri nl. f.rniTHCHt
4TrT rc !. crt,c ..-f e.
- lilii UJJ'W .i.""i""i-i ' o.
I, nrul 4LL TJIK JS are
jccts , ann .1 1 j vi v . j, o o are
nrnT its attractions. Terms, C
per annum ; clubs often.
I.t. and.
rts
ii
DuriiiE my time in tliis ph,-,. I
to riv the peoj.le Honost (if.ds
eiat;df and with each week I will .-nvm-stly lj-l.-avi.r to pivc
patrons better opp(,rtii!iiti,-s to .v.ij.plv thfir'wan;- by ineroaiue
improving my already 1 tr-c stork ..f "h.-u-m-ss, U -idl.-s, saddles, bla
ets, robes.-, whips, etc. I will be ph-a-l t . !iao all th-s in n-.-.l
anything in my line call :it mv fstabli-lmient, insi.-ct arti.vl i-
s'"ain prices. . inankim: tlie pe..plo f,,r their patror.a-e, :
t-i. in - rs
wisning me ana all a .Merry ( lintimis and a Happv New Y
1 remain Kespe.! fully,
ii. L. FKHDKIUCK.
HOLIDAY
Ren tier, we arc
y-.-.t nr . f n.ii .r ic
eent t - ii Ha-'.:...
.M..-h-r .-r I- rier. 1.
a i.l i 'rn - u f Li... .
thing very valuable ard us, fi. ., , r ,rtl ... ..., ..,., ,,.f. Vfc .:H.... .,-.., ,
.-ni.niMUHl.i.i,,, Ufe-Mie Portrait. L-. . p -.- if t
Te. they eneallv .to. Hke.v re. Art H u-, , a-I .... ,.. , , ; j ,, .. ; , .u.. b. . , t ," .
Arti.ilr Portrait, ourrr,,,-,,, r,M.t ,.,,. s - - .. r, H- M
III. I . l-, f, ' "" '-' '-T. ....t .... corpora. ,
rr.en.1s and .1 j . II in your I ow.r to . .t...u us a .. a i,. ur , , ....... . j , J...... ... .
portrait plea.... yen,, w. wiP .'..ce a o-:,;::.l .ra-,.,. M , ." '; . tn., ,n 'v.." ....
lar e al....e ,,rl-. , on p-.rtra.s. IKI" f. St . T.. ct. - f .r.:.1 wew-.l .t o. i . I,--...
1 - "'r'J--' I" e;.i.lr:it-. n bet-re i ... i .,,.-, - ,.r ,. , r , .,, r-.b tu ,., ..
ti.Tow ' I'e'-H.i free, Uo- n. M trwST.V. 1 .-. - . r r n'.!e t . h : r J,.
tls o,,r H..u... create d-rre -I t;e general pu-.l- . 1 p ..;. .i . ... t ,
vi. initv : or-ly one p..r:r..:t s.-i.J to ativ one f.,n,-:v at t 1 till u,
1 r,! !v-ft!.-nient n.uM w'- .rn p t. y it e . r A'r.r I ,.' . ;t ;-L-t, .t. "tHir
trsitlnils.iHTrrsrulHri-ri-'et-.iis..rniirKvRt..- . ....... I .. . . in ...l. -.
m wm wm . wiii!fr n.i- ."l'r! Hi eierv
n. our referen- th.nil.i be a s-r!1 -le-il itun-'ai
any P..., , .(he- nd s,,,,',, 1 . .V-,.:,, vl
we uiu-t do biisiiics. ..ti ti e s.4.n.-e we ....:! !
send color hair (.amide, I- p.,--:,.;..). clo- 1-
unnecessary. b!n k and ahite u.,. .-i.!.-
t.rie. ii. ...... . ' '." '-'
... ' 1 r- 1 1 - " 1 'r "'
.... ..., ,r.i ..,!,!.. ,,.,. m, Ark . an. I
' 'n tH. .7- I' v..n w-eb an ni,iiir ...i:
perlence se-.d i et r-.r s - t ..xe I ... k - H,,, p. n
t u rrt r a li v M .....
stamp an I a.ltr.ss I: M 11 It K 4 lll'l IMi (II
WE KNOW WHY
THE POPULAR CLOTHING STORE OF
L. Tvi. WOOLF cvr SON,
Main street, Johnstown, Pa., is daily thruii-ed with Customers lrom
early morning till late at nijrht while otln-r merchnnts in the
same city are romphiinin of bn-incss ftllinir cir instead of
imjirovinir. We have th..nni-ily sift.., the matter for
"tirsidves and find that Wi h 0X tve bet
ter value in Clothing nml 1'uniisliin (Ju'ids
for less rnoiii-- than anv oth. r 1 1 i iu
.p onnsmw n r
We had thr- pltM-ure ' ir-Mir: thv'.tu:1! t!i- ir 1 1 1 ; irn i tl -nt Fall Sto k
a short time np and ha e in h
the best .-i-vsorted a:i 1 m.i-t cmpb-tc !' ii- kind in the state
and can conlbb'iitly ivniimm in! all nir :m ipiaintances
to make liu-ii piin h.ist- ,-it the ,il., v mcnt i"ii(-d
In ins.
l'roprii
tors and S.-tl. sit:, n. 'i'i;. ir line
Overt-out s is well worth a
Ion:: joiirneV to -ee.
THE BOTTOM IS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
in the County can be found at my
Goo.b, which were boupht for ash
buy or keep in stock any Cheap
' whatever '0U bllV from VlO VOU CUl relv oil bi-in Worth the in..!:
J J -
L l i l T ii- 1
; yOU invest. JWinfc to : tl f'lVai")ce 1 UTll ROW" SClllllL' lliallV L''""!;
much less than I can rei.iii.-e them
I .
iijottoiii l'nees until I am coir.Delled to rei'lenish mv stock.
i
. 1 , - r. Yl ( o Ct - .-.1 - .. 1 I t i n
UU .-.ll!Ll.t.tt7rwllll.l lit-(lllill-
; y
' ., . ...... ...
iron, ulass, lruiiksant rarminiT
-
and learn my Price?. I will
C3-. HIU1TTI
HIGH STHKK1'.
-
the rdxbsn age
YF.R 5C.CQ0 IMjUSE.
)''1r
S.f-lD
' '"3gl " if
. r v'-
proporlioued. For wtiirlit, .lnouiiiuc-" oi ;iuntrs tmn peri.-.,
tirr-ct it is unenualled. As a Bai-f.ii it is l'tr.nrT, and we b-
,f that this, our latest production,
. -1- ... .L.
oesi. operaini!: cook suj- in.en.
Sold by JOHN
IhT.i'.rs "on.i'i'n I" 'ill
:,j IT
ITI!.:
rr-
HIGH STREET, ESir.NSIiniG, V!
J. II. (JAN . '-i. '" .
;
1 of l .atones, in o--i.
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1
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ca.. 0- 0 1 -i "
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Pace n;n.r.lci
bt
10
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hHVe b-t-n mnviii. e.! that
IT .11
at L,,w i'li- . s , .ve bfsen am
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KluMi.Mirt:".
a,
we' I rvr. t -it
r t ; e, H ; . j
w 1 :...-r
tf at tt.e w-'i
PRESENT.
r . ' u ... ...
i t-t.
.1. e t.
lew porlrall free,
e re-. r u t . .0 f
1
, . : V T,, ' "Id . V'i-
ti .!ver---e I- -I .- I ..K If v ,.r p..e: :4
l.rii,..- . J- u, ,- . , . ., : ,.. if ?ra...'u ..- !t
....rvt - f I l(e.ve nt , t:
-.V- . "set i ,..-.". r. I
Lai
1 . r I - s- "!-. ! .. im: tra'ts et-t ' '
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it .. i.ik. I I t. . t , .., -,,, ...
a. e I i., -. - . ph.....
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nr.-. ti t --.
s-e- s w 111
m .le t x
.! !th
e-
Ini :-e
3SI anal st . Ni a 1 ork." N ! va
anv hiiht town.
tjiT HUE
-itatioii in pn-itouncinir it to be
1 m the Lai ds of iis
REACHED at LAST!
HARDWARE EVER 01 TEH E
Store. These are till Fir. t-Chi.
at ruck-bottom prie.
1 Jo IV
Job Lot or Auctiun (ii..nb, a
for. but I shall continue to sell
- i .
4 r ' 1 ....fur., 11 'In nr.. i 1
'l'. IV. 1 11111.11. . u.lin.t.ll... .',u
Implements, caii anl seemV Me
-
n c be uinh rs. .1.1 . Ai;j,;. l.'k
- i;r.EXSBun
cooking stoy
T f
In presenting to the favir.
eonid.-rativ.n of the public the t
den Aire Cooking S'oe. we,.!.
with tlie utmost 'confidence it
merits as a SUeees-ful oper::
cook stove. It has been thoroti:
teste-1., we havinir Pold in the
three years over ;"!, (ilifl of tl
Y'e would ctill tttteiitioii to th.
1t.ur of tlie .t,,e5 it b'-incr in
.lii;l:ect dfirree oraceful ;tl:d
is, without exception, the fines-
.- i.i.
FEX
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t- -t e b-
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WANTED -UDYA-';M":
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