iTiimlivin xmnmi.
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riuDAr. - MARCH 9. 1SSS.
f.OC.IL.hVD I'EKSO.WIL.
TU. amount ptlt Grand Jurors ' for
the rrt'nt rourt wis t-00.42.
-Mr. A. Strittmatter. of this pi""
f eivrd a rnr Inmi of nnts on Tupsd.iv last.
TEEH CQTTiL and MiLSSOaiLSTlf.
riTTnijiiiiiJiii iuiiii
BE RIGHT TO-DAY,
Gable & Co. invito you to visit their store, 1 102 Eleventh avenue, Aloona, to se3 the many Beautiful Lines of Dress Goods
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in all the New Spring Shades, including the now popular Terra Cotta and Mahogany. Their new-
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goods range in quality from 10c. to S1.25 and every piece is extra good value.
v.iv .ar hpsn navin? otlinr Stores bin uriops for your CiotiiilU
You've srer. Veitibbur Wilkin's bnvs dresprl ntly arid tatilv, in fact
bf-tter than vour own. You bave argued with Wiikina that h yearly;
1402
1402
Jump CriiBn. Ks.j , of Cambria, wa
1oln duty a a traverse Juror the present
Savings on his Clottiina bill is fal-e Econon.y. r.kiu lias told vou,
aeain and aain that hU entire outlay for Clothing for himself and thref
Mr .Mmr-s I.!oyd, of hU r'orp. returned
home on Monday after a short visit to Kn- 1
as City.
The amount r'd flection tfrWrs by
the county for lioldinn the spring election
was f '.''.'
The- amount raid officers and witnesses
In the Man lej murder case by the' county
was f J4s.;a.
Thp amount paid constables for making
ret in n to Court and tn.Mirig spring elec
tion footpd up to ?G7 01.
The attention of contractors Is called to
the advi-rtinempnt of the Toor Directors
which will be found In another column.
Mr. (leorge II. Huberts, of this r'e on
Thurfday of last week want to Washington
clt) where he Intends spending about a
iek.
A n.w rost cfflM has been eitablNhed
at Klynti City, Heade township, this county,
ra Wd "Klinton" with John J. Rutin a
2tRiatpr.
Th Johnstown Aforniwj ir. after a
brief eUtence of two wet k suspended pub
lication on Tuesday laat. Want of capital
caused the su.spenalon.
A new counterfeit t.l silver certificate
!ia !) n put in circulation. It, Is well ex
ecuted and liable to di ct lve but Is three
sixteenths an Inch to short. 9
The spelling contest among the pupil
of the county wlil uke place at Ebensburg
and Coopersdale on Saturday.Aprll 1st, 1SSX.
yuither announcement next week.
Pon't fall to read the new and Intetest
ing'ad" of I.. M. Woolf, Soa Jfc Thomas,
in another rolumn. Kor fine clothing and
low prices they always take the lead.
The valuation of the property of the
Cambria Iron Company, for the year sh,
(excepting unseated land a) was 11,047.9.19
aud tt;e couuty tax ou the same f 12,373,51.
On luit Saturday evening Mr. andMrs
Joteph Uengele of C.ailltiln, lost another
child, being the third within tbe past four
weeks from that dread scourge, scarlet
faver.
The time to ehooe a fertilizer for
spring crop has about arrived. The ex
tensive us of the I. T. Thomas A Son's
tooda la a very conclusive argument In their
favor.
In the I'nlted States District Court at
Scran ton, Monday, Samuel Smith alias Sam
uel Haeke'.t, of DuHois, Clearfield county,
wan found tiullty of passing counterfeit
money.
Petor ilerdic, the prominent lumber
man or Wllliamsport, died last Friday
morning In New York, at the Hotel (ilen
ham, of paralysis, after an Illness of two
weeks.
Although there were a great many peo
ple In attendance at court, the cold weather
kept thni off the streets and the crowd did
not seem to be as large as that usually at
teudlng court.
Dr. J. W. I'a'rrrr, a arrrlatfctlr. ti:-ast-s
of the eye. ear. nose and throat has
opened an office corner Main and Clinton
streets. Johnstown. It U s.iid the Doctor
Is very successful.
Messrs. Jacob and Wllfreld bhafer, of
Allgheney towuship, will sell a large lot of
live stock, farming utensils, household and
kitrhen furniture, at their residence In
Allegheny township, on Thursday, March
a-'nd.
We have a speedy anil posltivo Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria. Canker Mouth, and
Jleadache, In Shiloh's Catarrh i?nuvly. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Cse
(t If you dpslre hpalth and sweet breath.
Trice flo cents. Sold by Dr. T. J. Davison.
On Friday evening of last week II. V.
Storey, Fsii , of Johnstown, was presented
by the memtxtrs of the police force with a
fine gold-t-eaded caoe as a token ot their
esteem and trio friendly relations that ex
isted between them during I.U five yearj
term a burgess of that place.
The following persons can each obtain i
a letter
by calling at the Ebi-tisourg post-
oftlc : Mrs. Evans. (South), Miss Ada
tftionfn, Mr. William Joiner. Joseplit.oon.
Mr. Jan. S. Bracken, Mr. Jacob Bracken.
Those who apply for these letter will
please state they were advertised.
Now i the time to buy clothing cheap.
Mesxrr. McConncIl ."t Saupp, St. Lawrence
Block, corner Eleventh avenue and Four
teenth street, Altootia, In order to make
f
inr i;ieir poring ui-a will r ra lou i
I
nme fen bargains in nen' and bova' cloth- i
luu. Call and see for yourselves.
Jcs. Karahugh, phoUgrapber, of Caroll
town, I'a. having sold out bis picture gal
lery, iea res to Inform bis patrons that re
will hive possession until April 1st l-sss,
and that all wanting pictures taken or
duplicates of photos taken heretofore are
invite I to Cill or address without delay.
An unkiown mn supposed to be a
lumer a'.Hiut twenty live years of age, while
wu. king on the railroad truck a short dis
tstice west of South Fork on Saturday eve
ning was struck by New V rk A. Chicago
i.nuire.4 Kxpress and so badly hurt that he
died after being taken on t!:e train to E.tst
Conemaugr.
A fire broke out In a warel.ouse, orvr.
ed by Messrs. J. Klnti A S. n lu Cambria
borough on last Friday night, and before
the ilatnra could be got under control the
building and three others, a dwelling house
occupied by Hungarians, a stable, and au
other warehouse, together with a quantity
of nu-rcbaudbe were destroyed. Tbe loss
Is estimated at J.iooo, on which there was
no Insurance.
On Wednesday evening while home boys
were playing on the ice on Barker's pond,
a short distance we-t vt tha depot, Corde
Snyder, a little son of Conductor Snyder,
was bitten on the nose by a dog belonging
to Mr. T. L. Jones. The wound Is said to
be an ugly one, a part of rhe point of tbe
none being bitten off, but we bnpe that it
may not be as bad as reported and that it
will not permanently disfigure the boy.
Joseph Jackson, who jumped off a
freight train near Benscreek one day last
week, and was considerably cut up but not
badly hurt, was taken to tbe almsbouse for
repairs, but on Saturday an officer from
Aitoona called on Joseph with a warrant
and took him to Altoona where be Is want
ed to auswer a charge of surety of tbe
peace preferred by a freight brakeman on
the Western Division of the Pennsylvania
railroad.
-The officials of the Pennsylvania Rail
road lu I'ltUbur ilxnr t),t tl.r. la an
danger of a strike on their line. A proral-
nenl official stated that no conference bad ' " lt not wort" the Pce of 73 cents
been held with General Manager Pugh, and J to Ute Jour,e"of ywptoni of these
that the engineers had not presented de- dlstxetiritC complainU, if yoa think so call
maudu to aitlier tilut or any other official of ' at our iU'T J B' bottle of .S:.iIoh's Vi
the road. Kirst-cU engmeers are paid talizer. Every bottle has a printed guar
f I iu, and are always preferred, not ever 3 ar.tee on It, use accordingly, and if it does
rr cent, of the engineers on tlie entire sys- ' yu DO Kocd lt will cm', joa notbiDg. SolJ
tcui 'jn:i bolow that ciass. J Dr. T. J. Davison.
bargains, bargains at McDonald's
tore. Loretto. Ta. The following lines of
goods will be cloed out at actual cost for
spot cash or good marketable produce until
April 1st : All kinds of drees goods, flan
nels, woolens, ladies." mlsps and children's
shoes, also men' and boy's boots, shoes
bats, cips and clothing. Flour, f 4.50 and
5" per barrel ; best A No. 1 salt, f 1.25 per
barrel. All other good at equally low
prices for spot cash or trade.
Counterfeit dimes are tald to have
quite recently made their appearance in
some of the adjoining counties, but are
easily detected, being of very Inferior
workmanship and quite grpasy to tbe tou?h.
They are made of lead with some other met
al Intermixed to give theru the proper me
tallic sound, but fortunately they lack the
silvery Jingle of the pure coin. ,Tbe coin Is
quite brittle and with some effort can he
broken with the teeth.
It will, no douht, be Interesting to our
readers to learn that Mr. K. I Davis has
Just placet! on his ah-lves bis new spring
stock ot boots and shoes, and it is no ex
ageratlon to say that It Is the finest lot of
foot-wrar ever brougM to Ebenabutg.
Men' and fcoys boots and shoe mod ladies
and misses shoes of every description In all
'he latest styles at extremely low prices.
Call at bis store and Inspect Ms goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
There are forty-nine hotel license ap
plications and nine applications for brewers'
license In Blair county as follows : A I too
ns, thirty-four applications for hotel license
and si. applications for brewers license ;
llollUUytburg. six applications for hotel li
cer.si and two applications for brewers"
llenw , Tyrone, keven applications for ho
tel license ; and one application f r brew
ers' lictfine ; Marllnsbuig and Clayiburg
one application each for hotel license.
Tlte Aw-year-old son of William Cum
nilngs, a storekeeper at Westmoreland City,
Westmoreland county. Sunday bored a
red-hot p-ifeer throngU tbe Uad stopper of a
five-p nind keg of bl.istlnj powder. The
boy and p..w.l.r keg went with the bick
part of the store thlrtv Tcet across the lot.
Tha boy wis terribly burned, but will re
cover, and his little sister. hj was with
him, was uninjured. The house caueht
fire, but the fUmes were soon extinguished.
We Inadvertently neg'ected calling at
tention In our local columns last week to
the card of Mr. W. D. McClellaud. cf Johns
town, as a candidate for sheriff at the Dem
ocratic primary election. Mr. McClelland
Is a tried and true Democrat, who has al
ways stood by the interest of ht party, j
fully competent to discharge the duties or j
thr cftire. and If nominated and elxtt I
would perform the duties of the office to the
satisfaction ot all having business with
him.
On Tuesday morning about 3 o'clock,
as Seashore Express was backing down
from East Conemauah to Johnstown a
freight train pulled out from a siding on to i
tbe main trak causing a collision tn which
Conductor Charles Flatkowski, of the Ex- I
press, was Instantly killed and brakeman j
Harry Stewart received a sprained ankle
and brakeman Frank Parks had tbe fingers j
o? one of his hands severely lacerated, j
Conductor Flatkowski was of l'olish descent
was about forty-two years of age and leaves
a w ife but no children. About five or six.
years ago he ran on the Eecsburg & Cres- 1
son branch for a couple of weeks duiing tLe i
absence of Mr. Snvder. I
Mr. William M. Klngenf elter. resldirgat
102 Third avenue, Altiona Is the possessor
or a Silver Spangled Hamburg ben which
Is something of an egg producer. The ben
was 9 months old when It began to lay,
commencing on the lsio of February, ls7.
I'ntil D-crober30, 18S7, It laid 242. divided
among the different months as follows :
February 8. March 2J, April 23, May M,
June 2U, July 24, August 1 4, September 22.
October 22, November 22. December 20.
From December .T. lsT, until February 21.
lSSS. It laid no eggs, but on the latter date
begun once more and until Saturday lat.
March 3, laid 10. It bids fair to k-ei up
the record made during ths eleven niontl.s
of last year.
The Spring Term of the California, Va ,
State Normal ScNxl wli! opeu March 2;th.
reuuaoent Faculty cf superior strength.
Special Instruct n, of nition 1 reputation.
engaged for spring term, partot whoae work
n .m .:.,..... . .
- BtBiiriiw will c-IiJU OTillilJUb rilTA COat.
if; t .n. v ......
w .tv nil I -j KTk buliiiii 111 WU 111 V
Methods" and "Talks on Teaching." will
Instruct five weeks. Edward Brooks, I.L..
D.,one week. Byron W. Klug. engaged
for special work la Elocution. Total ciat
for tuition and board for the terta of It
wetks from ?40 to 1M. Student frooj far
and rear will be In attendance. Equal ad- j
vantages cannot
be had elsewhere In the
State
Write at once, for any de.ired in-
tlon. to the Brlncipil. Then. H. Noss. i
forma
The Apulia Herald of U.st week says :
On last Thursday evening Harry Jack,
Konte Expresa Agent on the A. V. K. II.,
and Miss Alice Thompson, of Kitlanning.
were married at Mayvlllc. N. Y. The
young people ran away. The.brldd's mother,
who U said to be worth J 100,000, telegraphed
them, and thev have dutifully returned to
lie forgiven. On Thursday's 2:13 train to
til City Miss Thompson took passage.
The gallant Hairy donned his wedding gar
ments lu the baggage car. and. reaching Oil
City, took the tiain for Mayviile. The
bride Is a grand daughter of Alexander
Ilejnolds. Her parents regarded her as be
ing too young to marry. Tbe bride is the
only daughter ot Mr. J. Patton Thompson,
who is wei!known in this place.
Sheriff Mates.
On Monday last Sheriff Gray disposed of
the following properties :
All the right, title aud interest of Frank
L'rban of in ana to an acre of land in Chest
Springs, to A. V. Barker for 1100.
All the right, title and interest of William
II. Sechler of In and to a lot of ground in
Ebensburg. to A. W. Buck, administrator of
William Callan. dee'd., forfUOO.
Alt the right, title and interest of James
Li'.zinger or, In and to 100 acres of land in
Clearfield township, to the administrators of
William Litzinger, for 8200.
All the right, title and Interest of George
W.. Eliza Jane and Thllip F. Flenner to
I fifty acres of land In Adams township, to
Jacob U. Stineman for f 40.
lPP-i coo.pi.i-i.
Court met at 10 o'clock on Monday.
Maggie Griffith, aged fourteen, charged
by her mother, Annie Griffith, with Incor
rigibility was given a hearing and remanded
to Jail. She will probably be sent to the
Reform School at Morganzl.
In the case of J oh a M. Weak land vs. John
E. Maucher, which was a bill in equity to
set aside a paper of settle ment or partner
ship business between the parties on tbe
ground of fraud, the Master. D. E. Durton,
Esq , mad bis report, dismissing the Mil
because fraud was not shown, and tbe Court
confirmed the report.
The following cases on next week's list
were continued by consent : Use of Julius
Stitch vs. Hipps Jfc Lloyd ; use of nipps A
Lloyd vs. George W. Lloyd (two cases),
and John T. Thomas vs. O. W. Lloyd et al.
The following were continued : Joseph
noffman and wife et al. vs. Catharine Con
ser et- al. ; Conrad Suppes vs. Johnstown
Lumber Company, and James C. Easly vs.
Joseph A. Gray and T. S. Williams.
Tbe following wre also settled: Wil
liam r ters vs. William Thomas, and Au
gnstine Yost vs. Enoch Short.
Commonwealth vs. Edward Fitzslmmons
and Commonwealth vs. Augustus Trexler.
both for fornication and bastardy, weie
continued.
Joseph Masters was appointed forroan of
the Grand J ury.
Com. vs. Agnes Sbellheimer. Sending
threatening letter. Grand Jury Ignored tbe
bill and Mary Pant the prosecutrix was
sentenced to pay the coste.
Com. vs. Mary Haid. Keeping a disorder
ly house. Continued on account of illness
of defendant.
Com. vs. Mary Fitch. Keeping a disorder
ly honse. Defendant plead guilty. Not
sentenced.
Com. ts. Daniel Hale. Desertion. De
fendant discharged on payment bf costs.
Com. vs. Joseph Springer. Surety of the
peace. Defendant discharged on bis own
recognizauce to keep the peace.
Corn. vs. Adam Miller. Fornix et cet.
Defendant plead guhty and the usual sen
tence was imposed.
Com. vs. Frank Roberts. Malicious mis
chief. Grand J nrv Ignored tbe hill and tbe
prosecutrix Ellen Wlserman was sentenced
to pay the costs.
The case of the Common wealth vs. Thom
as Stanley for the murder of bis wife at
Tuu&elhiil was reached ou Tuesday morn
ing. Th following named gentlemen were
imp&rnelled on the jury : Joseph Fara
baugh, Joshua Aurandt, Josue Parris-h,
Georga B.mfie!d. Andrew Bucber. William
Clark, Washington St. Clair, A II. Long
enecker., Thomas Callan, Samuel Ladwlg
Anslem Weakland and Dennis Cawley.
The regular panel ws txnausted after get
ting nine Jurors and tbe three last named
were talesmen. Stanley i? about sixty years
of age, of Irish birth and looks to be a sick
ly man. Mes'rs. John P. Linton and A. V.
Barker appeared fur tbe defendant and
District Attorney Rosa represented the
'Commonwealth. The story of the reorder
i was told by Mrs. Catharine McLane, who
I testified that she ard Mrs. Maloue lived in
! the eame house at Tunnellnll. Just across
! tbe street from the residence cf Stanley, the
i defendant ; that on the ISth of October Mis.
Stanley ran ever to ber house ; she was
; bleeding and her bair was dowr; she went
' Into Mrs. Malone's room a short time and
ciiiinoiH w ga ior iifrr jon: Stanley came
out of his bouse ju.st as she reached the
I street: be had a double-barreled shot gun
i In bis hands; be said : "Look out for your
1 bert," and immediately fired, the shot
; taking effect lu the left side and arm of the
j deceased, and she died in about half an
I hour afterward.
Mary Dillon, a daughter of the murdered
woman by a former husband testified that
j Stanley got iuto a quarrel with ber about
some meat which he wanted cooked for bis
d.nner, and attacked her; ber mother came
to her assistance, and Stanley ttruck Ler on
the bead with a poker, the witness plcaed
up a broorp and struck him on the bead;
I then be left the mother and pursued the
I daughter, who tied to the garret, while the
j mother ran aciots the way to tbe house of
! Mrs. McLane acj Mrs. Malor.c: Fhe d.d not
see thesuoit.ng, but heard the bhot fired.
A number tf other witLes.-es testified to
substantially the same ficts.
The d-fendant was pnt upon the stand
j by the defence. H claimed that Mm. Stan-
ley. attack uiiu with a poker In the Cf.t in
j the hous; aaj af:er that ha haj no kuow I
edge of what happened.
Judge Johnston, finished his charge to
the Jury at baif past nine o'ctovk ou Wed
nesday morniag. when the Jury retired, and
after remaining out abju'. s i hours, brought
In a verdict of "guilty of murder In the
second degree.
I Com. . john
Fornix et. cet.
The court Ini
Jury UnJ deftf m,anl iU
d tfje U8ua, nlton.
posec
Vf:u. V.-t. 4'ttUir, 11UI A. .VCtiHa, H'lUt'l kit
persons of known liu-uiprate habit. Juiy
! find delendant guilty. Not senteaeed.
Com. vs.
Com. ve. Dan:.l B vle. Pointing a pis
tol. Jury find defendant guilty. Sentenced
to a fine of ?t and eosts of proseeuiioD.
Com. vs. Besse King. Keeping a disor
derly house. Jury find defendant guilty.
A Mistake.
Ashville, Pa., Mar. 6. lSSs.
EniToft Freeman: Among the items
sent by the Ashville correspondents to your
paper of March 21. I noticed one statir.g
that Mrs. D. G. Myers and Mrs. J. J. Kbody
were visiting friends at the Buckhorn. In
Justice to ourselves let it be corrected in
this weak's paper. The correspondents
made a grave mistake in sending that item,
as we are not acquainted with any par-on
residing there, and have never been to the
place mentioned.
Mrs- J. J- Ehodv.
Mus. D. G. Myeks.
HaHBUUE I.ICF.SJf,rN lsTED.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by tbe Clerk or the Orphans' Court
for tbe week ending Wednesday, Mar. "th,
18H8 :
David II. Iiorabaugh and Hulda. J.Burk
bart, Jackson township.
John Bengloze, Johnstown, and Jane
Tascer, Youngstown. Pa.
John Farbriect and Maria Komara, Cam
bria. Wm. II. McCartney and Laura M. Hutch
ison, Conemaugh.
Lewis Leventy and Ida Von Lnenon,
Stony Creek township.
Frederick Krebs and Margaret Winefted
Walters, Johnstown.
Char lee Christaneen and Augusta Ander
sou, Galiitziu.
Barklsa i ArnlraSaKs.
The best aa've In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Uheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chillblains,
Corns ana all Skin Eruptions, and positively
scure Piles or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For bale
by E. J ames aud V. W.McAtct-r, Loretto.
Items f rum Aabville.
Afhville, Mar. Cth: 1888.
Ed. Fkeeman. The weather has changed
since last week and we are again having
winter.
Mr. Tat. Dunn, who has been sick for
some time is improving and we hope will
soon be himself again.
Mrs. F. S. Bnrgoon has a fine line of la
dies' spring millinery goods which she sells
at very low prices.
Olive, infant daaghter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Monahan is 111.
Mis. Amanda Mansfield and Mrs. Alice
Delozler, ot this place, are visiting friends
arGallitzin.
Mr. George KotU of this place, has a fine
line of dry goods. rocerle and general j
merchandise which he sells at low prices
Mr. W. A. Will has gone to Altoona to
, .I,.!. .Km I n .tn.. In lh,t ftY 1
but we failed to learn the name of the mer
chant who has secured his services.
Mis.es Ella Downey and Hattie McLucas
were visiting friends at the Summit on Fri
day last.
Carpet rag ewings are plenty here. Mrs.
F. S. tfurgocn bad one on Saturday last
hich was attended bv the follow log ladies :
Mrs. Trexler. SkeHy, Stoy. Myers. Storm.
McDermitt. Dougherty, MrMulteo, Delozier,
Mansfield, Fogle. Free, Monahan and Eck
enrode. Blcebird.
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A Rrmlilarrnre or Prlare Oallltaln.
Joseph Miller. Esq , or Wilmore. has
teen a J ustict; of the Teace for 35 year,
and has only recently abandoned its duties.
When very young Mr. Miller lived three
jeare with Prince Gallltzin. tbe renowned
pi test who was a pioneer on the heights of
the Aileghenies, croesiug the ocean twice in
lTOi. and though called his servant, the
Piince often laughingly declared that be
was tbe servant and Miller the King. He
presented Mr Miller a watch which he had
long carried in his journeying, and it is
still an excellent time keeper and sacredly
and affectionately treasured. Tbe mem
bers of the Prince's household at the time
of bis death compriif d Teresa Wharton,
Cat:arine May Wharton, Ellen Wharton. ,
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veua narton. j-ouy wuroin, Auifustine . Kon:h. rb-s. Kinney. Daniel I.vsett. Job Mor
Haut. Fraucisco Kerch and Joseph Miller. ?,,n-KKrV:!' "J.Kn(,T""!- J'ihn, eo" :
Koab. Jihn SchlfTauer. Neal Shnrbnr.tit.rn ?
.-an aio it-u now ricrpv Augusiiue iiiui,
living near Carrolltown, and 'Squire Miller.
A picture in an eld Catholic album repre
sents the first meeting r f Prince Gallltzin
with Iiev. Father Lemcke. another Driest of ;
. , . . . - . . . ,
revered memory, in which a figure is pointed
outas representing tee distinguished Wil-
... . . . , ,
hour can be passed with Mr. Miller listen- !
ir.g to Lis rerainjscences of times and scenes j
forever passed". A '.too na SunJ-iy Graphic.
KnlKttlw of (lie o!len Eaticle.
lieulah Castle. No. 240, of Ebensburg.
will be instituted March 12. Grand Sir
Herald A. C. Lyttle, District Grand Chieis i
'
D. D. Ulauch, W. F. Taylor, Cbas. P. Ash-
com ana L- T. Gardner will be present.
They will be assisted by the Sir Knights !
of the Sixteen Castles In Cambria. Blair and .
Somerset counties.
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The application for charter contains the j
names cf the fo lowins citizens of the bor- .
ougli and vicinity.
Tbe following officers will be installed :
Past Chief, C. T. 11 Jberts ; Noble Chief.
S. W. Davis , Vice Chief. A. li. Head ;
High Priest, Thomas J. Davison ; Vener
able Hermit, John Ludwig ; Sir Ilera'J,
.lames D. Snyder : Master ot Records, S. .1.
Humphreys ; Clerk of Exchequer, Fes
Lloyd: Keeper of Exchequer, Carl Ilivin
lus ; Worthy Bard, John Leighty ; Worthy
Chamberlain. John T. Davis ; Ensign. F.
W. Davis; Enquire, W. L. Huuu-hreys ;
First Guardsman, Sherman C.ement ; bec
ond Guardsman, b-buler Davis.
A Nona c! Legal Opinion.
E. Bainbridge Monday, Eq., County
Atty., Clay Co., Tex , ays : "Have used
Electric B:ttfre with nust happy results.
My brother also was very low with Malarial
Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by time
ly u.-a of this rue-Lciue. Am satisfied Elec
tric Bitters saved bis life."
Mr. D. I. Wilroxson, of Horse Cave, Ky ,
adds a I. ke testimony, saving: He positive-
1$ bli;-ves he would have died, bad it cot
been for Electric Bitters.
This sreat remedy will ward off. as well
as cure all Malaria Diseases, and ftr all
Kidney. Liver and Stomach Disorders stands
unequaled. Price S0c and tl. at the drug
twac ui r.. J aiura. j-ueuauurg, or . .
McAteer, Loretto.
. . . TT t T-1 . . ... ...
Ob.Whatat'anth.
Will yon heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your
selves If you can afford for the sake of sav-
Ing SO cent. to run the rik and do nothing
for it. Wo know from experience that
never fails. This explains why more than
a Milliou Bottles were sold the past year.
It relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at
once. Mothers do not be without it. For !
Lame Back, Side T Chest, nse Slilloh's
Pirous 1'la.ster S.iH hr Or T I llavi,,n
i orous 1 iaaier. aj.a 07 ur. i. j. jjaMaon.
Try, Try Agala.
After trying many advertised remedies
for catarrh during the past twelve years I
tried Ely's Cream Balm, and with complete
success. It Is over one year since I stopped
J '
nsing it and have bad no return of the ca
tarrh. I recommend it to all my friends in
this vicinity. . Milton T. Palm, Readme, Pa.
My daughter and myself, great sufferers
from catarrh, were cured by Ely's Cream
Balm. My sense of smell Is restored. C.
M. Stanley, shoe dealer, Ithaca. X. Y.
Died.
MCMULLEN. At his residence in Alle
gheny township, on Wednesday, Feb'y. 2'.i,
ix.su, Mr. Alexander McMullen, aged eightj
two years.
fhe deceased was born near Loretto,
his father having been one of the earliest
sttlrs in that part of the countiy. He
was baptized tod married by Father Gallit
zln. Eleven years ago he was stricken
down by disease ana from that time until
bis death was a helpless invalid, during
which time bis two sons and two daughters
faithfully' ministered to his earthly comfort.
He was an bon-st, upright man and a citi
zen of most exemplary character, respected
and esteemed by all who knew him. His
remains were Interred in the Catholic Cem
etery at Loretto. on last Friday, the anni
versary of bis birth. May his toul rest in
peace.
VP.M 1 N 1STK AT KS' NOTICE.
Letters ol administration on the estate
of William Kyan. deceased, of Lilly horouxa.
Cambria county, havinar been r ran ted to the nn-der-lttned.
noti. e la hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate, to make pjyuienl with
out delay, and those bavin claims against the
same will prc-eat them properly authenticated fi r
tcf.l-ment. MAIiUAHET KYAN.
IJlly. Atb. 17. ;seS. AJui'x
I.ICKNSE APPLICATION'S-
qMIE FItLLOWINU I'KRSI NS HAVE KII.EII
1 petition tor LIi:fcMSK with Ike I'lerU of
Huarter Sejfinrn of Caiii(rls iwuntr to b i. re
turned to the Court on MONDAY, -March lath
lsi :
A1m town'hlp John Orrii. tavern.
Aftiville lxruif h IvM Hrookl.ar.k, J'atrlck
Iunn. K. J. Free, .Inveiih Miller, tavern.
Warr towrjhti Kkerhart lesler. Krmnlr a i
Kline, tavern. " j
vuii'n. iwiipiii i-v mr. i nanev Xfoyie. I'at
vfok Boyle John M. F-nrlicnt. I'atrlck Oreen
Michael Keatlnir. Krmncn K. Keliv. John Kmtti
Keiiinla Karti, Mlrhael lfrey. john Luikart,
Martin Ixan, flux-h Mdkinnell. I'atrlck J.
Mrlauuhlin. Patrick Sea clan, tavern ; Keystone
Urewina- o.. whoale.
l"auit-ria hnrounh 2.1 wd eore Aiar.er. John
Hurtbir.l. Mary Hurkharlt. John Kovlan. John
Kreii. Hrraard (iarvev. John Kvett. harle
MH:iaflerty. Feier Koth. Jacob Shatter, John
Srhettaiier, Henry I-aly, I'eter Toner, tavern ;
Jaroh (lueoer, hrewer.
"arrolltown bornorh Julia Hinder. B. A.
B-; ". ffi',-'
tola.
J..hn :. Tbi mas. A. H. Hauc. tavern; H. A.
Kiam. A. Fai.lsnth. brewer; tiraj fc.
Wllliarrii. .1 hn .1. Hju. whole-ale.
"ans.ll townhit 4"atbar!ne Kaker Jamea' P.
nutx-r. Hrnry Mellon, -Mat hew Weakland, ThOf.
J. Weaklan. tavern.
"heit tnwnshlii Iennard Harinn. tavern.
"het Si.i irncj borough John Cmnsi. ir i
I B. N'jonan. tavern.
I 'learriel.l towrjabtp-Oaorxe Harber. J. A.
Wallace, tavern,
t'onemauicb borofifh lt wd Frd Benler. Jan.
M lart'y P. S. FriedhofT. Jonn (iin, (tixince
I Held. Frhardt Malfl. K. J. Mnlvehlll, Wilbel-
l mini .uuiiTer.Jo)ii jteiaei. tavern.
:onemaua-h borounh 2J iavid 'oUo
t'avanaaxb. Thou lhtlev. Anna F.rat
J.hn Oerbanlt. Jo'm Ortffiith. Oha. and Mac
rle HoMman. Fred Wt- Uorfman. Ilenjamla Kist,
l.inra T.iohey. Henry H. Thoma. Joseph Wal--her.
tavem : haa. and Murit Hodman,
wholfale r Iaiurert Ji. Kreii. brewera.
('onenuaKh townsblp Ijwrtnce Ko.t. whole,
tale.
t;rovle towmhtp. Peter Brown Albert 'an 'en
ter. Jhn tinlflUi, Patrick McOall. John I). Wen
troth, tuvera.
Ieai towncblp Thoa. Dnnphy, Ellen Hollls.
tavern.
Fait Oonemanrh boronirh tt'ra. .T. Cannon,
-". A. 0aler. Manraret Kellv. taven.
Kbeni-hunt t-..r..uirli Wt it Ward P. F. Brown,
John Bender. John S. Miller, tavern.
Kbenkburx boron if h Fut Ward I. Fsterline.
tavern.
Elder tnwnship Peter Otanser A.5ray.
Jacob S.Kline, John Uantiy. Frauk X. Olt, tav
ern. Franklin t.rout-h Peier Uutirits. tavern
Oallitzin boro-Jif h I). Iturk. :has. Ira.
Michael Fitaharrl. 1oeih M arr.ine. Arcold
I.cn. H. J.Shetlijf J. t:. Snyder. M.tx Stehle.
tsvern ; Allen H. H-lst. H. Lu. Son, whole
ale: Andrew t Jeacler. brewer.
fJalll'tlP towr.i-hio Kiehard Byrne, tavern;
H. l. Keiaers, wbuieaale ; H. iielners. bot
tler. ml. blown ror.-usb Catherine Beam, Oeoriie
W . Fenrod. tavern.
Johr.fti wn rorotmh2d wd John Ooad. .lonetih
',;"" ,0'" Fr..nk.:nrad Hoftman. tJottfreM
H..rtman. John Jjmeii. W. i I. Ktrby. Jeo. W
John Raab. wholenala.
Johnstown borough 3d wd Joieph Belter,
.lm "lark. Wm. tierhardt. John J. Hornick.
Joneph Kot. 'harle Krnt.p. Mm. t:. hart, Knbt.
K. l-arrbert, James T. Milltifan.Mi'-hnelV urphv.
t't.ai. Jl. Mi-Ateer, John J. Mrt'ann. "ha. s-
waid, stej.hf n tjuirk. ieo. Koat. Kobt saner-
rion. John V. Shatter. Heriamin Sulkv. i'ha-i.
We. tavern : Fisher it -o.. Franerheim at v.i-
sa-k. Henry . I.udwi. John Lo4wi Son. 1.
Luti i. Son. whol'ale.
Johnftown bo-otmh 4th wd Wm. I.. Hallertr.
Henrv Koch. Erkhart Pfeil. 'onrad J. Srhable.
F. P. Wier. tavern ; John Ftuerlinir, .la-oh Meier,
brewers Wra. Thoiua". wholesale and bottler.
Johnstown horuuKU 5th wd Jacob llartman,
tavern.
Johnstown borounh 8th wd Wm. Shatter, tav
ern. Johnstown borough Tth wd John B. (Jerhardt,
tavern.
Lilly borousb Win. Beet, Oeo. Brant, iteh
hardl Bnder. t A. eorg-, Manraret Helly,
J,n!,n ""'J Muiherron.ihos. sbn-
d.tn, tavern ; Theodore Sill, hrewera.
I.retto twrnuith Florlan Bcnule, A. J. Chrit-
ty. ;. t .Kt lMinoell. tavern.
Millville borotiKh 1st wd Konert ButlcT.Thoi.
1- Broderloh. F.l. Flanairan. Evan A.
J ame.
VSi Tyil iZ
nai. wholesale.
Millvtlle tor.uh 21 wd A. F. Baker, lames
p. Burns. jme i'ry. J. hn iiUDn..ir, Bridget
i"ma .-ucueruiuti. tavern.
Portatie twnlnn Je M3touirh (t John P.
i r'oine. . J. M-l -nnlL tavern.
1-rofi.ect borough Mary Neary, Thomas Kiley,
tavern.
Iteade township W. A. Chaplin. Jos-t h F.
I rurtijn, -lames LaiDif. tavern ; Michael Carroll,
wholetale.
Kiohland township Soloman Martin. Bernard
Nrti, lavrrrj.
Sooth Fork bor uh W. W. Baker, C has. N.
i"roase. Thomas Kelan. tavern.
Stonyc-rk, iii-liiii-.l.ibn Met alar. Oecrge S.
Srhater, John II. Watkln, tav-rp.
Su-.iiehanna town-hij. Si-non P. Lantrv,
Philip P. Miller, tavern
lucnelhill Ix r.i'iifb Andrew Basal, Joaeph A.
Bertram. Albert F. Fifk. tivern.
Waabina'.on townhiv lohn H. Clark. W K.
Irur.liam. ha-. H. Hamt.i-rt, Frank lap. Pat
rick K. ?lyers. John McNally. Huuh O'lonnell,
tavern : ha. E. S:rhwader-f, brewer.
Wuuiore bt.rotiifh Joaspli Horner, t'or.rad
Wendero'h. tavern.
L'pier Yoder township Cbas. Hochstine. Jbn
A. O t'onrior. tavern.
lwer Yoler tnwnliit Michael Conway.
Francla Ieckey, atern ; Jacb Albretht, brew
er. H. A. SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
Ehantburg, Feb. 27, lss.
TIIIAI. LISP.
Notiro Is hereby ivea that the following eases
have ten e rlrwn lor trial at a Court ol Con.
m .n I' m! I hila at Eretstarg-on Monday ,
'. i ie wnht
, , rs
vs.
v-
"onway et. at.
Krx.
Corner.
Drirk Williams.
Smith.
l.ovan.
Meredith.
Ivory.
sohriber.
Harnhart.
Same
Boland.-
liippa & IJoyd.
I.loyd . Crater.
Sam.
Same.
Thomas.
Short.
Johnstown Lumber
Co.
Bader et. al
Notley.
Iunr-n.
I'urbln.
P. K. K.
! ;;r!Lu" 1 r
: H'.ftnian rt al.
EaMy
' S '""
win.
! A.hton M?aY"
! Barnhatt
vi.
VI.
VS.
vs.
.VJ.
vs.
'-C
Hoprdt vs.
I "re Stltrh vs.
I'saHippiai l.lovd vs.
Same...
vs.
. . . vs.
vs.
1.
Ttiomai
Peter...
Yoft..B
Suppes
i iiur.t va.
I l!la4r"o., Kk"n Co va.
tVaiiaiher Vi"ai...!.:::v.:
V.1'.' et" ' ". ""
I'arrish et. 01.
A. SHiiKMAKEK. Prot v.
l"roth"ys EL.enihari Feb. lo ISS.
VOTli'KliK APPEALS.
It 'u the ',:uii. Jsyi r-'T the districts
Iiafne l t'.te 4onit- l....nfri l.t Cinl.rli A..i,nt.
j "t at their . in Et;nsi.ur. lor tbe pnr-
I I1"" 01 beanti pjal lr:n tho assesment of
K1nry at int,.rrl bak Maites. etc.. ued i.-r
' hire, taxable f..r State turposes for the rear ISs;
t n I tiraday. ..larrh tor Adsaif, Alleiehenv.
Barr. Blackurk, Catuona, tlarroll. and Chest
townships lt and ud wards of Cambria borough.
Ashrioe and Carrolltown boroughs.
On Friday. March 231. f r Clearfield. Cone
maUKb. Croyle, lean. Eat Tavlor. West Taylor,
El iersnd (laiillzm townshltx. 1st and 'Jl wards
: f,L!i.nJf?3lus?"'"ulh- V'',est st,r.ln,s-
Ualesn J h-t i'.'neiuauh bornuuh.
On Saturday. March -Jth. lor East and West
wards Ebenshui-n brrouith. Franklin, Oallitrin,
(iruhhtown. Lilly. Loretto. Prospect and Tunnel
bill borouirba. Jackson. Munater, I'oriago and
Summerhill townships.
Ou Tuesday. March 27th, 1st. id. 3 1, 4th. 5th,
olh and Tth wards Johnstown borouKh. and 1st,
and id wards Millvlile borouuh.
On Wednesday, March iS'h lor Keado. Kich
land, Stonvcreek, Susquehanna. Washington.
White and Cpper and Lower Yoder townships,
and South Fork, Wilmore and Woodvale bor
onglis. JOHN" CAMPBELL. 1
JOHN KIKKY, Com.
J. h LLOYI. S
I. A. MctiorGH , Clerk.
Ebensbunr, Fob. 2), 1SSS.
ASSIGNEE SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
Th undersigned by virtue ol orders Issued
from the Common Pleas Courts of Blair and
Cambria eountie?, will expose to public sale at
the Court House In llvllidaysbura on
Wednesday, March 2S, 'SS,
AT lO'CUM K. P. M.,
the followlBfr described real state, to wit : The
unJ mded one fourth Interest in a certain tract
ot coal and 1 1 id ler lands aituated In AlieKheoy
township. Cambria county. Pa., warranted In
the name of Mitlln Hanum. -containing- two hun.
dred and twentj (2iti) acres more or les.
J3TTRKMS: Ooe-half on confirmation of
San. and balance in one year with iuu-iei to be
secured by mortgage or "judttmeot bond of pur
chaser. J. H.SMITH.
Assignee ol K. A. IK WIN.
- HolliJayiburic. Feb.rJ. lsss.
" ITHFN you want Jj' f'rictinar ol any klcd
.J uouc iv ch erauKufaii ottiso a UUI.
I'oiinrAL.
F
'UK SHERIFF.
a nrreuj' annonrTre myhen
a a candi late lor Sheritt. Fubiect to the derulo n
ol the next I'f-mocratic primary ele-tioTi.
C. A. LA.CilJI3.
tbenhnrg. Pa., Feb. Si.lS'-S
170 K SHERIFF.
- John J. Ktnne-v. of Tun
nellaill borouich at the comic lemocratre pri
mary election. Your sni nori respectlully so
licited. F
OK SHERIFF.
We are authorized to-annnnajew
the name of W. I. M-Clelland. ol Johsstowa. as
acacdldate lor Sheriff subject to the deewiuatef
tbe next iK-mocratic primary election.
1KOPOSALS.
ProiMals will be received br Ilirecturaot
I'oor and House of Emplovn,ent ol Cam'.ila
county until Tuesday. April "al. lsss, lor build-ma-an
annex to tbe A litshrue tor an lnBrm
arj. Speclhcatiops can be seen at the Almshouse.
Uv TUB Liii:ixt-iu ok Pock.
1 Notice Is hereby Riven tbat the twa
horse wayron and team in the possession ot James
Stineblser elonm to me aud all persons tr:
hereby notibed not to me.ldle with or Intrrlere
with the same. li Ki KE Dl'.HAN.
Flackllck twp, Feb. 20. lbss. at.
l(MIM'sTKATOKS" NOTICE
letters ot admlnUM itlon on 1
tbo estate of
1-re.ierick Mause. decease J. ol Crovle township.
having been xranted to tke underpinned, notice is
hereby irlvir,( to all persons I niet led to salii es
tate, to make payment without delay, and tbore
having claims aicattist tbe same will present
them properly authenticated (or settlement.
M AKY 11. MAI SE.
Croyle Twp.. Feb. IT. lssS. Adin'x.
The 7th Annual Term
OF
THE BENMil'RG NORMAL SCHOOL
Conducted by A. It. Head. A.M. Jno. S. Foley
and Cvru Shepherd wi l 'pen in Public School
liuildinar of E ensiur. Monday, April l;th, ss,
lor a term ot elevca weeks.
rriJirrio:v.
Teachers course $ - no
1 rcparatory or optional eoure 6 u
A liberal reduction will be uiado where two or
more attend Iroia the tuine lamily.
1-ood board inic and comfortable rooms can be
secured lor fj 5o per week.
For circulars and lntormation address A.R.
Head, ort-yrns Shepherd, fcocnslmrn, I'a., or Jno.
s. Foly. St. AuKUitine. Pa.
inni'EK CE T. PROFIT and SAMPLES
A W U t'Kf.ENto men canvsssera tor Isr.
pm-oICw lienuine I leclrlc lit-1 1 u. ltruali.
ii. e. Ldy nKenta wai.led lor K.loctnc Corsets.
Uul' k sales Write at once tor terms lrr. Scott,
tjS liroadway. N- Y. Smu.
Oils!OiIsOs!si
Tne Standard Oil Company of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a spe
cialty of manufacturing
for the domestic
trade the fin- '
est brands
of
ILLl.i!lATI(i AND LLCRICA OTIXG ILS
NAPHTHA AND GASOLINE
That can be made from Petrol
ium. If you wish the most uniform
ly satisfactory oils in the mark
et ask for ours. Trade for Eb
ensburg and vicinity supplied by
V. S. DARKER & BR0.
Ebensburg, Pa.
THE
esf way
To get a F'lrat-CInsalVctch
U in our to-Operative Clobg.
AT TZK
LOWEST CASK PRICES
Only $1,00 a Week.
Thousands of the lost $38. OO
Gold Watch ever made are sell
ing: in our Co-operative Clubs.
This is the Itrmt, f'liraprxt, Mnit Conrrnirnt,
andoni co-operative System of wilinc; watclu-s.
1 he wi.tr hes arc Arai-rii-ati ix'vcr fctem Wiudera,
containing evtrj essential to accuracy ami dura
bility, .nid have, in addition, numerous i-utented
iminivetii-t.tN foutid in no otner watch. They arj
atnolutely the only JPut and Jamjprof .Ylwe
a'ats made lu the World, and are jeweled
throughout with Oi'.VriAJ! Jtl BU-'S. The
faf$ti Stem Hind and Set Is the stroupebt and
tnpleat made. Ksy m "!! rqual fur ap
lraramfr, arcurary, durability and merrier,
tn anii $7.1 llatrli. Our ro-operniive Club System
brings them vviiiiin the r.ai L f every otc.
jheKEYSTOWE
rWATCJJ CLUB CO.
I 'Ji' r. -
9'M t ltnlunl St.,
P. O. Box JS. Phlla. Pru
We refer to any Cm-1 SCENTS
m'-rcial Affinry. U'fiNTEU.
Clubs Constantly Forming.
Join Kov7 and Save Money.
V;fir" Have Acchcits in
i XL MANT AGENTS
EVtSV LA9GE ClTV
EVERYWHERE
EBENsnUUG. PA.
I. P. Thomas & Son's,
FERTILIZERS
Contain all the Talualdo elements of stable mannr
in a conct-titrated form. t-)cially prepared for all
crops. 'I hey are manufactured ur risulu perma
nent -eslt They cannot be beaten in the field.
OUIt WORKS possess everv facility. He frive
theia our perooal atteution. ior the aania money
we guarantee our good not to be surpassed. Thme
vbu une them endorse them. Vuu ue tLera aad
you vill eiiduree them.
MAKrFACmtED BT
I. P. THOMAS 8c SON,
Philadelphia, Penn'a. ri
VOSSAIJiBY
W. J. AXSTEAD. Johnstown ; JOS
EPn A. NOEL, Ebensburst.
March 3J. 2m.
FOUTZS
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER8
?so llntn vr!T1 die of Cone. P.ora or Lfvo Fa
Tt.k. If F'.uu-s Towuera are used lo time.
loutja ro(ierswi.lc;u-enn't nrevent HoCboiba.
lontrB Kowrtera vrlil prevent (ixrrs IX row 1A.
roulz'a Powirra vill in rca-e tlie quantity of auk
aad rn m twenty per reau, and wake uae Uiner ana
and sseeU
Muuv Irter ri!t rnre or prevent alTro xraaT
risAK to vfticli Horesapd Mt.ear suiwect.
f orTZ'a rvni iu taiva feanaracTioai.
bold everywhere.
DAVID E. FOFTZ. Proprietor.
HALTlaiORE. JD.
f or talc at L'AVlsUN S iiru, tUra.
NORMAL
SCHOOL
RUE WATCHES IWl
mm
boys was
$88 FOR THE
5 Vou have figured out the cost of your's to your Better Half at fir." ami J
,S yet jou haveu't tli-j oiora! courai; to say "Wilkins wss wron eter-ji
i; day ; I'll be lijjht to day." H-
iDon't Gut Off Your Nose!
M'
. To Spite Your Face, J;
when you can ulainly see tba fallacy of your position on the Ontrilne 2j
Question. ArknnwHiie the corn and say "I'll be ricbt in the future,"-'
S and bny ( where Wilkius bus) at
J IIOCSB OF
I FOOLF, SON & THOMAS, j
: Joiixstowx, Pexn'a.E
i.iili.fil.i.iiii..tii.iiiiiiii:n a imi mtiimiimi
THE : QUALITY : SELLS !
Arc you.oing' to liave some of tlicso Bar
gains in Shelf and IIcixvv Hardware, Stoves,
Tools,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Before moving we will sell some Heavy goods
at Prices which will startle evervrody.
Bargains in Eyer jtlilng
Call and see.
A YEAR WITHOUT WGRKL
: hi- U -. luT l'.l- of f(ki w.i::t. We t-aH't -jivt- it to tlietil. Hut we can nri'i will j;uu.i:tjre av profit
f :.-..: a w t.. n:a "i in cru-- .- ii j j o:r. h in v wii county i :bi i:e wli. will imliiM rn.usly
;i l t; )! r -uifttU.i lii-- i lu- "f t' ::-c'jr Ji u t(j our i ul rm lion-i. This is ir at rava-
ri' r Tiii,-. Y a: .: U it evrrv tl:iy. W'c i jn'i w;nu many a;'-tus ; but we rarjt n-'-nM vlio
ii.iv : :.ii l.t , ii.j :ir- nifiti .ti'itu-, a:. a . ho ai e i n ruriin,!. K : itu.. i nut alwav u.-ct-.varv ;
f j. nf ,ir liCt z.-t -ii arc- raw rr t-. u i ( a. i.oin we havo t'tii"ht 1i muki' itmiiM d..i ii!k' ilie
t viuiuol,!.. V e '.oiariulc- pirliiiv frritory, gn i- liberal K-rin ami atrv t.j sli.iw auj
lull Kiert aril otrcriiri -i :i a'iit li.nr to iiiake al li-a.-.t tlJ r.) a rar --r!ain sure. Amu.g uu'r
i:n!.v alo-.l,l.- puiilioaiioii, we Ljve -i..ttv in mc-DUou ouiv a t-r ol'ttif lafc-al anil lnst :
THE DIVERSION'S OF A DIPLOMAT IN TURKEY, br "Sunset " ox.
HARDTACK AND COFFEE.
first thirtr Ja. . 1 '4 l ponli'1 riiin;tl illiiHtration aire a story lu tlituinelv..
HOME AND FARM CYCLOPEDIA, Ibe greaW fnrra biok eur nw-le. Positi-rdy
without a etjiitl !A(i ft? our utw imperial plan, ami to nur it kmI muii iu trah cunty o
pru:ir.-ntt:rt nn lucerne f ) a year on t bi bouk alone. 1 in rti ailti, husiurM. It is ttut
ar: itr i nit-i t, 1-ut iv nn st:ilaislivl f:rt
. m-i.t th-; nntui. vml eci-ires of t-vtrr tujk arnt who in making than ?'25.0) a wt-pfc. IV e- cuit
eitiT'loy all uply. Lut thw; lu are nrihv uill have uur u.il. lu uol b Nitut a
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(Established 1850)
212 to 21C West 47tb. Street
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St. Louis to Loa Anegles and San Fraociaco.
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