1
i
iC'unYY "FrrnnniT !To)Y far the Finest Line of Dress Goods in Plain and tancy Checks ever
U-iUlU'ua gkuumuu jgj n Altooim arc now boing sold by Gablc & Ca for.i2ic. a yd.
AT EXCITEMENT!
rim A 1. - MAY 4. 1SSS.
i IJ)L1LAXD VEliSOJi.-lL.
tlardt n nnVrrs -re row In demand.
-Straw bats are njh-lDK their appear
ai.c?. I. M. Wolf, Son Thomas' new
ai2." else when in this paper.
ii John S. Miliar, f the Clair JJouse,
a jttti'nilin court at Lancaster.
-isntaln Morgan McDonald, of Loret-
i!, visited our town on Thursday,
i t.,v it down in your diary
that a
illht ?k.lt of f cow fell on May l!od.
S,'.'1 onions were never known to he so
,-nt( in tl.U pi"" as they are this spring
.Mr..I V- IV'i.ny f urdmwd a Gne drtv
4::: i. t-e l.Ue iu Jotimlowu a few days
:".
ll.ve on hount your reserved seat
XxMi l for the "Mikado"? If not, do so at
ont'e.
' Tt-e appearand of t',n,al
tM piaro U being improved by
I'.in.l.
coat u 1
Altunr.a has raised
i .w ii.Ih lMtlinii a si k
th sum or f'O.oeo
mill ttablistiel in
I
Shields?
fiat eily.
Francis O'F. 'H, K-1 , and Ed.
( I.iuetio, w.'r to be seeu ou our street
tin Wedi-esday.
- Pi. X . t,iU'i:h and wif i.turred horn
Saturday rr :u Florida wliur they liave
t'. i'tl s'.lHV l.H t fall-
Mr. Ai'or:t luder, of Ui Oarubtla
l!oai is corhned to hi bed witU the iu
;tl 1'iuiintory rheumatism.
t T;m J un'.or ba ball du'i. f this p'.c
'.tin Siturday l-A-.t defeated trie Normal Sehool
flub hy a score of 41 to .1.
D.m Kitteil, Ft., and Mrs. Maud Sean
flin. his sister, started on Tuesdny last on a
v.sit to friends in Philadelphia.
I Mr. Shcrmsn Kvans, formerlv of this
j!aet hut now of Kane, is vlsl'.lna at the
liome of Ills; parents In thU place.
; Mis Ann MeDonaM. rf this placo re
turned Inline n Monday, after a visit to
friends and relatives In Pitiburch.
i Dr. T. M. Il'chards, wife and child
Started 0:1 Wednesday iiiorninii on a visit to
;his parents who reside at Zinesvi'.e, Oliio.
Kculstrr and lleei rder Hlalr, accorcpan
d lv his wife, left 00 Thursday morning
f ir a trip to New Vork and Washington.
? Anions tl e nanus of tin) subscribers to
J the Altoor.a Silli Mill fund we find theuarue (
) of r.cv. Thomas Walsh, of this place for ;
" JcO.
i Mr. L. J. Dritftfs has commenced work
I on tiis steam fl uring mill near the stutinn
I and expects to have It running this comtntc
Mr. John Schroth, postmaster at Wil
; more, is lyiim danceronslv HI at his homo !n
i that place, with but little hones for re
covery. V Messrs. Thomas Davis and son have
I the contract for the stone work on the new
I bulldins of the bisters of SL Joseph In this
I place.
I Swindling lightning-rod agents are
I operating in the south of the county and
I have victimized several farmers. Look out
for them.
J The Mountain House at Cresson will
open on Saturday the 10th Icstant, under
I trie manaKement of Mr. Dunham, of the
I.ogan House. Altooua.
A number of Apache children, belong
ing to (leronlmo'i tribe, arrived at the In'
dian Training School, Carlisle, or.e day last
week from Pensacola, Fla.
The Sisters or St. Joseph, of this p'ace.
have torn down the centre of their large
building preparatory to replacing it with a
larue four story brick building.
On Monday John Sharkley, of Prospect,
employed by the Cambria Iron Company,
had his left thlch broken by & rail falling
upon It while he was working In the mill
yard.
Uupturecure guaranteed by Dr. J. D.
Mayer. Ml Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from busi
ness, atteste 1 by tuousvuds of cure after
others tud.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Eelief
Fund's rcpuit fur March sys that the sum
paid for deatli benefits was f i:J.".'0; for ac
cidents, ?t.'il-', and slcauess ilo.uMJ a total
of f'js, 104 on all divisions.
Tlieaxpenses of the Almshouse for ti e
month of April were tl OT'J Nk (juite a
number of the Inmates have rullel out
s nce the anvert of '.ptli-.p, but ll:e there are
-till :.ixty permatiect ones.
-Mr. Christ Fitzharris, of Hollldaysburg,
brother of Captciu Michael Fitharrls, of
, kli. t z ; : . Uvs purchased the x m l will and
iix'.ures of the St. Charles hotel, Johnston n,
and will take Immediate pot-session.
Mr. lUrlholomew Stumpb, an aged
tii i.( 1 man 1 f 1 UDutai e, stepped on a
ru-ti.i which penetrated tis tool, a
(.ill le i.f we ks no, ant, gangrene setting
m. it resulted iu Ms death on Monday lat.
Captatn Tkomas Davis an.l his tin
-i i. K:td and S liuyler started ou Tuedy
l-irDikoU. Mr. Peter D.inn. lly, of AUe
Uliei.y toi'.lnp. Joined theit at Cresson
w .tli t! ci intention of accompanying them
to ttie li mit Kills.
Mr. James McCloskey. an age! and
e.l Known citizen of Tunnelhlll. was taken
-u. 1,1. 'till ill on Thursday of lat week with
ul,at was thought to be a stroke of paraly
sis, hut iu a few hours entirely recovered
and h n.'iiii as well as ever.
Henry Eich nsenr. 1 former policeman
f Pm-tect, w hue his family now reside,
died sjddeuiv at Pensaeola, Florida, cn
April 2 lit He was walking on the strrei
when he fell to the sidewalk and died in
about two hours afterward.
-Smi Australian parasite that are
warranted to kill fruit pests have been re
ceived Iu California and are being trLnl by
orchardists It is claimed that th.'se little
bugs, ou larger than tl- e. feed on fruit
peu and rapidly destroy them.
It Is said that bnndreds of gallons of the
mineral water recently discovered at Pen
tleld, Clearfield sounty, are shipped daily to
Invalid all over the country. The water Is
de-cilbed as analajous to the celebrated
water ot Cheltenham, England.
I). W. Stevens, who haila from Altoona,
and William Khodes, two prisoners confined
In the Huntingdon jail made their escape
one night last week by dinging through the
sioue wall. Stevens was committed a few
days before his escape, for forgery.
On last Friday evening two boys found
the body of a dead child, partlal'y decom
posed, iu McCarttfy'a woods, near AUoolb.
A coroners jury rendered a verdict that the
ch : Id uiet its deatli at the bands ot some
person or persons unknown to the jury.
New styles of straw hats as well as stll
hats, and several other new styles of sum
mer hats will be found at Parkers', wtere
you can find anything you want in the way
of clothing, as they have juet received a
new and large Ilm and all they ask Is a
comparison of prices, with other persons
who have bsen selling clothing here, and we
believe that you will decide that when
want any clotnlnj that you can buy it
' '';pr it Parkers'.
4SiAraiLE z (SO.'S OIiVlEpFiiDE STR.
Jerry Oreen, a farmer of Torter town
ship, Huntingdon county, while ploughing
one day last wet k complained that it was
too dark to work and groped bis way borne.
An examination developed the fact that be
bait been stricken wltb total blindness.
The safe in the Fisher House, at
Creensburg, was robbed of about 307 on
Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
The safe had been left on balf-lock. anl
coutd have easily been opened, as It evident
ly was, by some one acquainted with it.
We have a fpeedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh. Diphtheria. Canker Mon'.b, and
Headache, Iu Shilon's Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Iiijector free with each bottle. Use
It If you desire health and sweet breath.
Trice 50 cents. Sold by Dr. T. J. Davison.
Don't forget that the "Mikado" will be
played in the Opera House, this place, on
Saturday evening, May 5th, by the Amateur
Opera Company of Ebeosburg, for the ben
efit of the Elienpburg Cornet Band. lie
served seat t:ckeU now on sa.'e at E. James
drug store.
Mhs Carrie, tte fourteen year-old
daughter of A. L. Keppart, whose borne Is
at Coat Pun, about ten miles from Osceola
Mills, Cieaifield county, killed herself wltb
a revolver ou Monday evening. No cause is
assigned, and it Is supposed that the child
was insane.
j The Westmoreland Teachers Institute
I wlil be held this year before the opening of
j the school, instead of during the holidays,
' as has heretofore been the custom, and In
view of this the examination will commence
about a month earlier than usua', and wiil
be held during June and July.
The dwelling house of John Luker. in
P.rushvalley to wrishlp, Indiana county, was
totally destroyed by fire on last, Wednesday.
All the contents of the building were sayed
except two stovt s. which were destroyed
wltb the fcouce. Loss about S1.C00. The
fire was caused by a defective flue.
About one o'clock on Monday morning
tiro broiie on', iu the kitchen of the dwelling
house of J .-.cob Krtnrr, iu Johnstown, and
before :he 11 imcs could be eubdued the din
ning room slot kitchen DurneJ down and
also a stable thiit was in close proximity.
Part of lha dwelling was built of brick an 1
was saved.
Among the visitors to our town on
Wednesday last we wtro Rlad to notice
Prof. T. T. D.arer, of Susquehanna town
ship, who last winter was prostrated with a
stroke of paralysis. lit Is Improving slow
ly and we hope with the advenl of good
weather and moderate exercise he may
soon entirely recover.
John Chamberlain. Prtthonotary of
Westmoteiand county, died of consumption
one day last week, fie was about forty-one
years of ago and leaves a wife ar.d three
children. His term of ofllce would have
expired January 1, 1SS9. In all probability
his successor will be George W. Flowers,
the present chief clerk.
Oa last Sunday nignt, something (tot
wrong with the natural gas In Johnstown,
which increased the pressure to such an ex
tent that all stoves left burning, got red hot
and had it not been for the timely discovery
and the prompt notice given to the people
who use the gas there might have been a
very serioas conflagration.
Mr. N. II. Oriftith, of Concmaugh
township, is another of the victim of the
alleged lightning-rod swindlers. The
course of procedure In his case was similar
to those already published, Mr. Griffith being
induced to sign a note for t'-7.50. Now
Mr. Griffith does not want anybody to nego
tiate the note. John stolen Tribune.
Mr. Ii. L. Davis at bis shoe store on
Julian street has now ready for inspection
the finest and best lot of men's, ladies.
misses' and children's shoes ever opened up
in Ebensburg. AH the latest styles aid at
prices lower than the same class of goods
1 can be purchased In any otter town in the
J State. Call and see for yourselves.
i ou will soon want to boy your sum
mer dresses and have them ready for hot
weather 30a will find the largest line or
seersuckers, sateens, satin finish prints,
brocaJed ginnis, century cloths, and all
such summer goods. In new styles and col
ors at Parkers', you will te surprised at the
large assortment you will see there, and be
astonished at the low prices.
The following persona can each obtain
a letter by applying at the Ebensburg post
riTice : Mr. IU L. Jones. Mrs. Joseph
I.ang. Mies Mary A. Evans, Mademoiselle
1 Valentine Valker, Maple Tark Springs,
I Thomas S. Davis, Mr. Jermiah Pager, Mr.
1 Saverie Mirabels. Persons annlrlnj fnr
these letters will pleasa state they were ad
vertised. On Friday last a lit-le son cf Wro. Short,
of Payne township, aged about five jearf.
was following after bis father who was seed.
Ing oats. The lad was close to the drill and
put his hand on one of the eo wheets and
the first finger on hij left hand was crushed
o!T close to the hand. The lad Is left banded
t j. 1 ..... - 1 1 , a. 1 1 . - ,.
I nu'i me nisi win 00 uo:p y ieis. intaiux
j .Wf.ner.
The next eclipse of the itoon will occur
on tr.e alt.l t of July 22, and will be more In
teresting than the one of January 2. The
diameter of the earth's shadow will be much
larger at that time la proporton to tha di
ameter of the moon, darkening Its surface
more totaly. It will take place at midnight
wnen the moon will be higher in the heav
ens, and wiil be visible In thU section.
V. S. Barker hes just returned from
New York and Philadelphia, and from the
looks of the store of Barker & Bro.'s we
should think that he had not left many
goods in the city, but he says be did not buy
all of them, but has selected the finest as
soitruentof goods ever brought to Ebens
burg. to which be calls the attention cf
every body wanting to see new goods, new
styles, and new prices.
It Is pretty well settled that a big mail
rubbery occurred on the Northern Central
Hallway, near Baltimore on Tuesday morn
Ing, but the postal authorities bave refused
to furnish any particularsatthlstime.lt
Is said that that registered letters contain
ing about tio.ooo were taken. A pouch
with a slit la It came to the Harrisburg post
office on Tuesday but the officials are dis
creetly silent. Detectives are at work.
In the corner stone of the old Maoor
Church, in Westmoreland county, whlzh
was tnru down last week were found a cent
oue hundred and sixty five years old, a balf
cent eighty-three years old, several cate
chismsor rather the covers of them, the
body having crumbled into dust a number
of papers tkat crumbled to duet as soon
as they were touched, a German Bible.
so glued together that it coul 1 not be open
I e I, and a bottle about half-.'ull or splecdid
i W D.
Within the past week or ten days par
ties from abroad, representing eastern cap
italists, have been leasing the coal lands
along the B'acklick, and we have been in
formed that there are pending negotiations
on foot for the purchase of a large body of
coal lands on the same stream. We hope
that the enterprise may prove successful
and that In the near future the Iron horse
may find his way Into the undeveloped
Clacklick region.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Finzer's Old Ilonesty Plug Tobacco. It
la made of the best of Durley. Tobacco,
combined with pure and selected sweeten
ings, and will make a pleasant and lasting
chew. Such dealers who bave not it in
stock will do well to give It a place on their
shelves, and those who are not using It are
requested to give It a fair trial and be con
vinced of the superiority, good quality and
reliability of Flnzer Old Honesty Ping
Tobacco.
The Loretto Normal School opened
Tuesday. May lS'.h, with 32 students enroll
ed. Next week a number ct others will
attend. At the rerjnet of the teachers, ex- j
Sopt. Strayer will control tte management
of the school, and he has cpened and organ
ized the school during the week. ProL E.
W. Smith, a graduate of the Indiana Nor
mal School, will take charge of the classes
next week and remain until the end of the
term. The school promises to be largely
attended and without doubt will be suc
cessfully conducted.
As James Kodkey, wife and two chil
dren were nearlng Cook port last Saturday
evening on a visit to Mr. Kodkey's father
their horse frightened at a white one and
ran off throwing them ail ont. breaking Mr.
Uodkey's leg In two places. Injuring both
children and bruising Mrs. Iiodkey cons'd-
erably, while the bucgy
was a complete
wreck. They were rerroved to Mr. Rod-
key's sister rear by, where the injured were
properly attended to. They are now all
resting easy and with good prospects of re
covery. Cherrytree Record.
The United States Supreme Court lias
sustained the validity of a Kansas law mak
ing rallioad companies responsible In dam
ages for ii. juries to tl.elr employes growing
out of the negligence or carelessness of
fellow -ercoloves. This Is contrary to the
common law rule, and the ruling will in
good time have most salutary results. If
railroad companies have to pay for all the
maiming end killing done to their employes
through the negligence of other employes It
will lead to the adoption of improvements
and precautions which will add much to the
safety ef the general public.
The printing press baa made Presidents,
killed poets, furnished bust let for beauties,
and polished genius with criticism. It has
made worlds get np at roll call In the
morning, given the pnlplt lungs of iron and
voice of steam. It has set the price of.
a bushel of wheat, and made the country
postoCfice the glimmering goal of the rural
scribe. It has curtailed the power of kings,
and graced the pantry shelyes ; It has con
verted bankers into paupers, and made law
yers of college presidents ; it has educated
the homeless, and robbed the philosopher of
bis reason. It smiles and kicks, and cries
and dies, but It can't oe run to suit every
body, and the editor's a fool who tries. Ex.
On Friday morning of last week a dis
astrous fire occurred at Johnstown, on
Main street nearly opposite the Merchants
Hotel, destroying two two-story frame
buildings and a three story brick, causing
a loss estimated at f J'J.000. on which there
was an insurance of 17. COO. Walter S.
Wearer, confectioner and baker, and Einil
Yonng, jeweler, occupied the brick building.
In the basement of which C. J. Schnable
kept a restaurant and saloon. Those In the
frame buildings were Cohm, the clothier;
Hop Lee, laundry man; C. A. and J. M.
Cable, grocers, and James Murtba, resi
dence. The fire originated la the lanndry
and the supposition is, from a defective
flue.
The Prohibition County Convention met
at Johnstown on Saturday last and nom
inated the following county ticket : Thomas
Hughes and Dr. J. P. Thompson were nom
inated as candidates for the Legislature ;
John J. Humphreys for Sheriff ; J. Bowser
for Toor Director, and W. v. Harris for
Jury Commissioner. Hon. A. A. Barker.
Mrs. John Howell1, Mrs. EJ. Mason, and
Messrs Isaac Baer, Daniel Louther, G. W.
StaUmao, Daniel W. Angus, and Frank D.
Joliy were chosen delegates to the State
Convention. Mr. Lemuel Boy er was chosen !
Chairman of the County Committee and
Mr. A. F. Stutzman. Secretary. Mr. J. P.
Lay too. Mrs. II. L. Uaer. and Mr. William
McKee were selected as members of tb
Executive Committee.
HIAttRIAUE LKENEMi ED.
Tlia followinj marriaee licenses were
Issued by tb Clerk of the Orphans Court
for tba wee ending Wednesday, May 2,
1SS3:
Iicnry F. Hijjer aad l'.etta Varner, Jack
son toniip.
V. M. llniokwaltrr, Pittsburgh, and Min
nie E. McCaully. A'toona.
I'rter NiMson Ilallzeisoo, CooemaugTi, acd
Annie Kucli, Jubustowu.
f;or"5 C. Yeaner acd Theresa Xagle,
K dT townhlp.
William W. Cown and Elmlra Lantzy.
Elder township.
William E. BurgrafT and Lena M. FelaU-r,
Johnstown.
Samuel Funst. Johnstown, an4 Annie E.
Criff, S.'alp Level.
J. C VourleT. Washington county, Ta.,
and JesHin SI. Kohertss Fianklin.
K Inner E LadbaU:r and Annie C. Uoy
er, Moireiiviiio.
John Frank, Jr., and Sopfcia Gabert,
Jobnstown.
Cieorna Weitz, Penn Station, Ta., and
Emma J. Miller. Adarnsbure.
L D. Killioiter, Oallitzin, and Mary Me
Intoeti. Lilly.
Patrick Giottac and Catharine McGban,
Galhtzlo.
After Calaif
Ely' Cream Balm taro ironths I was ear
prised and delighted to find that tbe tight
nostril which was closed up entirely for
over twenty years, was open aud free as tbe
other, and can usd it now as I could not do
for many years. I feel very thankful. K.
II. Creseensbam, 275 18tb St., Brooklyn.
From the Pastor of the Olivet Baptist
Church. Philadelphia. Pa. : I was so much
troubled wjtb catarrh It seriously effected
ruy voice. One bottle of E y's Cream Balm
did the work. My voice Is fully restored.
B. F. Llepsner.
Dotklrn-s Arnica a.alvv.
The best salve In the world foi Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chillblalns,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
seure Piles or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to eie perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
ty K. J aw er, and W. W.McAteer. Loretto.
UR Own Special Weave of Wool Henriettas
ic thread as many
The Verdict I'naulmana.
W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippns, Ind., testi
fies : 'Ican recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, and was cured of Rheuma
tism of 10 years standing. Abraham
Ilare. Drugcist, Bellville. Ohio, affirms :
"The best selling medicine I bave ever
bandied in ray 20 years' experience, is Elec
trlc Bitters." Thousands ot others bave
added their testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only a half dollar a bottle at the drog store
ot E. James, Ebensbnrg. or W. W.McAteer,
Loretto.
Ilet.
O'HARA. Died at ber borne in Monster
township, on Sunday. April 29:h. JS88. Mrs.
Elizabeth O Ilara. aired 81 vears. 7 months
and 24 days.
The deceased whose maiden name was
Parrlsh was born on September Stb, IS06
and was the last of the family of Joseph,
Partlsh, one ef the early settlers of this
county. She was married to David tJ Liara.
a well-known citizen of Monster township,
who died in January 1SC7. She was the
mother of nine children, seven of whom are
living ; John, Rachel and Millie residing at
the homestead ; Oliver arid Mrs. McConnell
who reside In Greensbu.'g ; Mrs. Mary Ann
Parrlsh who resides In Cambria township,
and Mrs. Weible who resides In Maryland.
She was a devout and consistent member of
the Catholic church and ber last days were
consoled by the hopes of a blessed immortal -ity.
Her remains were interred at St.
Aloysius cemetery at Sommitville on Wed
nesday. May ber soul rest in peace.
NOEL. Died at her residence near Lor
etto. Thursday, April 2ti'.u, 18S8, Mrs. Cath
erine Noel, in ber 67th year.
Mrs. Catherine Noel whose maiden name
was Stolz. wife of Joseph Noel, deceased.
was born near Baden, in the province of
Baden. Germany. Ia ber early youth
she was brought to America by her parents
who settled in Oarubrla county near Car-
rolltowo. At an early a e and while yet
inexperienced In the trials of the world she
received as her true and ever devoted spouse
Joseph Noel, a thrifty and well-to do citizen
of Munster township. Interested in their
own welfare and bappiness and buoyed up
by all pra'seworthy courage they undertook
the task of wedded life with a fervent spirit
and a cherished hope of success. Need I
say they met with that expectation ? No, for
the comfortable home acquired by tbelr own
Industry, and In which they lived during their
conjugal life.surrounded by a happy and In
dostrious family are proofs in ever respect
indicative of their success. Ever temper
ate In their habits of life, and practical In
their religious duties and bavins been born
In the Catholic faith they lived to the last
true consistent christians. Let it be hoped
they cow enjoy a heavenly reward. Mrs.
Noel was ever devoted In the e ducatioD of
ber sons and daughters and lived to see
them succeed after having completed their
courses both collegiate and academic. Dur
ing ber illness which was long and one con
tinued time of pain and suffering she bore
np courageously and finally was favored
with a calm and peaceful death. In ber
last moments perceiving ber approach unto
death she repeatedly called her sons and
daughters, strickeu with grief to ber side
to say a fond good-bye. Then is the time
the heart is sad and In f pite of all effoits
tears of grief do flow. But her perfect res
ignatlon to Him who gave her life was truly
edifying and a source of greater consolation
to her bertaved family. Her funeral
which was largely attended by friends and
relatives, took place on the 28th Inst. Re
quiem Mass was very tonchingly sang at
the parish church, Loretto, by ber son,
Father Noel, of Harrisburg, after which
heaied by the celebrant, all proceeded to
the cemetery to pay ber the last respects.
The scene then was such aa to make It a
day memorable In the life of the grieved
and sad stricken family. M.
Trial List.
tiat ofeare ret down for trial at a (pedal tern
ol court to le held at Kbeat Oura, commencing oa
.iiodoit. nay vsin, ivs.
KreiJhcS. ... .Ti.
S&ice . ..v.
i:e at al ...vs.
iVndron et al v.
Miller va.
:illaher et. al vi.
Haas vt.
Outwald,
Same.
Fiske et. al. '
Meliermltt,
Stolta a. Kennedy.
Iiurbln.
P. K. R. Co.
It. A. sHOEMAKLK, Frothjr.
Ebensbunr, May 1th, lsT.
STATEMENT CK THE SETTLEM KMT WITH
SrraaTiRoim or Vahia;toji Ir, fok
Vin l.nwro Masxh. 50.11SS.
PHILIP I'KITSCII, Srraaviaoa.
- Da.
Toam'tol duplicate.
iJec'd from former snperrijor......
An ), e ihonerni ,ns
Sublcct to decision of the Court
iveturned to Commissioners
rders re.ieeme,!
Cab and lor work...
Ch paid tor lumbsr
ST1,' day's aerrlce st sujrrlsor
oinml.sion on S1-J64.33 ft, 6 ber cent.,
Taxes worked on roads ....... ...
bla-ksmithlns .
new tool. . ......
horse hire
It 04 4 machine and freight
Pipes and Irelicbt
Expenses on road view.. ..
1 1 days to Johnstown, Eben.har and Al
toona
J ad f menu and co.ls IMuud h. Eaxer.
Ur ,
Ral. due too
PE1 EU B. MO Y Eli, ScrBarisoa,
To am t of duplicate.. ..$I79 7
Koc d from Commissioners unseated Ian Is" 39 3
He aud. exhoneralions
Orders redeemed.....
Cash paid lor work...
Cash t.aul for lumber.
M day 's service as supervisor.
Commission on 6 ii 6 per cent
taxes woraeii on roaas
new tools ....
horse hire
3 days to Ebensburg..
Bal. doe township
The liabilities are as nearly as can
talned.
Outstanding- orders
t be assets are
Liabilities in excess ef assets are.
W. the undersigned auditors do certify that
we have examined the above accounts aud bnd
them al stated.
A. J. S ANKER.
- !
KOBT. C. MYERS, 'Auditors
Mr M. KKUWIS,
Attest, B. Brmioo, Clerk.
Washington Twp., April 20, 19S8.
ESSENTIAL OILS.
nnTilRGUEEX, PEPPERTIEST, PES
XT HOTAMFEARHI5T, dtc.
et prime quality, bouvht in any quantity for cash
on deliveny, Iree of brjWe rae, commission, star
ae, c, by
DODGE & OLCOTf,
Iraportrs and exno iters. S William ft .New York
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ADJOURNED
Assignee's Sale
F
-OF-
Yaluable Real ' Estate.
IV
y virtue of an order of tb Ooart of Common
J) Plea of t'ambria county, I'a., to me dl
r, i 10 me ui
sale at th Court
rected 1 will expo to pablio
House in i-teuDuric. fa., on
SATURDAY, MA Y 26, JSS.
AT 1 O'CLOCK. P. M,
the folio winn described rt al aitate, via :
All those two certain lots ot around ttaate In
the West Ward ot the ooronan of Ebensbunr.
Cambria county Pe fronlina 132 feet on High
street on tb north and runnlna; back SMi feet
alone Mary Ann street on the est to Lloyd
street, along- Lloyd street on tbe south and ad
join nn lot ot Kictiard Tudor on the wect. baring;
tbereon erected a two story frame bouse, a tratbe
stable, a wagon sbed and all necessary oetballd-lnt-
. .
Also, all mat certain piece or parcel 01 una
situate in the townxbip of Csrroll. in said county
of Cambria, bounded and described aa follows,
v.s :
Be1nnln; at a pest on the Erenbur; road,
thence by la.od of belrs of John Bennett, nortu
SVS drawees west 114 perches tu a pot. thence ry
laudfuimerly ot Emaouel Iiibart, north S3 de
grees east ISO perches to a Kst ou tbe Kbena
burg road, theoce alma; said rod. south VI de
grees, wet 11 percbes to a po et, thence south 12
degrees weft 4' percbes to a pest. lhcn-e south V
deicrees. weet 44 percbes fa the j.lne of bexln
ninK, contalr-lna 120 acres and 72 perct.ej strict
measure, bavinic thereon erected a iwo-itoiy
frame bcue. a Iratce barn and outbiilldinas.
This farm Is itute about three miles from t'ar
rolltown en the old road from Kberuburs to l'
roiltowa.
-TERMS: Ten per cent, of po rcha mon
ey to be paid at tbe time ot tbe Sale, the balance
of one third at tbe eoourmation ot tbe sale and
ooe-tbird In six months, tbe remainder In twelve
months from eonnru,atleo M tbe pale, lteterred
payments to bear iuterest and to be secured br
tbe jadguiout boal and mortaire of the (lurrbas
er. JuliX A. liLAlK.
Atsiirre il Jostph Ontwald.
Lbensbartr.lusy Si.h, iv5. at.
ItTHEREASTHF. HtN. R. L. JOHNSTON
V President Juise of the Court of Com
mon Pleat, ot trie 47tbJudcial Imtrli ! conmt
lr.ro: the County :I C.i:n!r:. ha i-inied hi" pre
cept bearinc date the tli day ef Mtrcti. It", to
me directed fox boldiLtK a turl ol Oyer and Ter
miner and general Jail IeliTry. a ud Huarter
Sessions of the Peace. In Krerhur lor the
Countr of Cambria, and to eoovavik oa tbe
first Monday ul .' uuc, ls8S, and tu continue two
we-lr.s.
Notick ia Hmkt Oitww, that tte Usninrr.
Justices ol the Peace. Aldermen, and Ot.otile-.
ot said County ot Cambria, that they be then and
there ia their proves peraons. at lo o'eioca n tbe
forenoon ol said day wi'h tbeir reourds. Inquisi
tions, examinations and their own reiuembraces.
to do those things which to tbur cmetapper- j
tain to te done nd tnnae who are bond in i
recocnixances to prose-mte against tne prisoners
that are or shall be in the Jail ef Cambria coun
ter then and there to prosecute aaalnst thein
as thall be luft.
Jiva-w under my band at Ehenshnrgr, the 1st day
of May In the yearot our Lord ln"S. and tbe
tine Hundred and Twelfth Year of the Inde
pendence ol the United States.
JOSEPH A. OKA I, Sheriff.
Ebensbarjj, May 1st, 1S88.
Mnii. Fire feraice Anency
T. "W. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
ROBERT EVANS,
UNDERTAKER,
A.U MANUEACrriiEE OF
ana Jealcr In an k:nlg ot FTTHN1TCKE, 11
S-A full line of CaskeU always on hand ."S a
Bodies Embalmed
WHEN UEQUIKED.
Apt S3 18
WANTED;
SALESMEN
to sell Nursery
Stock. All
Ooods Warrantee ir ifiuclss. Permanent,
pleasant, prontan.o positiocs :or tae right men.
Oood salaries and expenses paid weekly. Liber
al inducements to beginners. No previous ex
perience necessary. Outfit tree. Write fr
terms. Riving ae. CilAKLES H. CHASE.
Nurseryman, Kocaestcr N. Y. Mtntioa this
paper.
April S, ISSt-SU
Important to Canvassers.
XV ASTED-Live Canvassers In everv eountj
In tbe United States to sell POX S PATENT KE
YKKSlhLK SAD IKON, whica eomt'lnes two
tad Irons, Polisoer. Inter, ae.. one Iron dolns;
the work of an entire set of ordiuarv lrors. Is
self-heatlnr bv gas or alcohol lamr. I 0 114
AWr WITH HOT HI T II K.N H. Price
mo1erata. A larxe and lastl ax Income Insured
to aod canvassers. Address, lor circulars, A.C.,
t UX SAU IRON tX.. W5 Kcade St..N. Y.
E, L imS'M, I. J. BUCK, -.f.-CiX
Jolinstoii, Buck & Co.,
Eb ensburg, IP a.
rfloney Received on Deposit,
PA TABLE OX DEHAftD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
COLLECTIONS MADE
aT aOCKSaiBLH rourr.
DIZ A.VTS on the JTiicpal Cities
. B ossarfet stxtdl Soldi asssl
General Eanlici Business Transactci.
UCCOWTS SOLICITED.
A. W. BUCK. Cashier.
Ebenshorg, April 4. l&M.-tf.
LEADS THE WOBLD.
&j00 in OVld for General Snrwriority at Cin-
ciuuati luuiisiriul Lxpoaitiou alter
lull trial aud Lxpcrt test.
"rerless Traction and Portable
Eng'lnps. Domestic and Creaui?rj
Engines. Stoam a7?r l'lotra. The
"Geiscr' Thresher jsuil Cleaner.
N I Tatent. Variable Fric-
il Loa Int. lioes.
rt-t- orusaua
Zr iaw-Ci uide.
rJL.
r5
latest Improved and cheapest Raw-Mill oa the
luaxkeu bcud. for caLah-ue to tii
(iEISER MANUFACTURING C0-,
TAzvnzzc.: mi.im.iT co., r.
Ve v ant p.rcti iiuj invito C-rna-'x,rHtfnc
las" 7S;Vr iW-"r
w I
I
(will not pull apart in
PUUTir.iL.
OH SHKBTFF.
I hereby Minonnrf mreTf
as a eamli late !or Sherid. t-ubieet to t:.e decision
ol the next IXMnocra tic primary election.
Ktcnborg, Ta.. Feb. 24, 188.
1?OU SHERIFF.
"John J. Kinney, of Tun-
nellt-.il boroSKb at the corning J(euix-rntle pri
mary election, lour support respectfully so
licilej. FOE SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce
the came of W. f. McCleiiand. of Johnstown, as
a racdldate tor Sheriff sulject to the decision ot
the next LVtuocratie primary election.
TTOK POOR lil RECTOR.
L We are authorized to announce tbe name
ol .lohn F. Lone, of Cam bra township en a can-
Id me for Poor Director, suhjei-t to the decison of
tbe next Democratic primary election.
VyoH ASSEMBLY.
I" I 1
hereby announce myself as a candidate
lor ASfemMy subject to the Drmncratir nrimarv
election. LEW STRAY EK.
fUB ASSF.MFT.Y.
I" W
e are anthorixed to annonnce that John
3. Rhry is a eandi iat lor nomination for Assem
bly subject to the decision ol the Democratic pri
mary election.
I?OU ASSEMBLY.
We are authorized to anno-ince the name
ol Htnlel McLaui-hlin. r t .TntinUivn. n a can
didate lor Aarmbly subiect to tl.e decision o! tbe
icn.cr.t:c primary -l;ction.
A1
ItMlNT-STK ITOFtS- NOTICE.
Ietu-rs ol a1iln!tmiion on the ertite of
Iviwar-1 Lviteh. deeee1. of ' Snminerhtll town
ship, harinc been wranted to the underflarsed.
notice Is hereby riren to alt persons indented to
said estate, to make payment wfihorct delav, and
those having claims syaint the fame will pre
sent them properlv authenticated lor settlement.
JAMhS (IALI.AOH1.H, AdtU r.
Summerbill Two., Mirth iJ, Ibis.
IiieK'Hi trtrn rialov ne lierpiiv ii.::ticl to
tr.ike payment to n e wih..ut felar. and these
Tsarina- el.cm sirn!nt him wfll present them
prouli albCiLUiatxj lur ptUeiD ut,
M. Ii KITTFLL.
"' rf Frsncls r.Ialoy.
Ebe nsbnric, April i .
A
naiiMSTKAroKp- notick.
PI l"atrtc liann. (iceae.1. cf A-hrlile horourh.
I'amtirlj caonty. havir.ic t-eea trau'e 1 f the nn
I'.ersirned. a tlce is hereby j-lven to all persons
lad et.tej to fld estate, to tta.e p.iyoieiit With
out delsy. anl tboe barinz clnims auainn the
same will present them .rr.M.rl mil rent cited
for aettlemeni to ,. MATTHEW LUNN.
Adm'r. Al'nona. Pa.,
or F. A. Shoemaker, att'y for sdmini'trator. Eu
enslifirr. Pa.
April 6, lasi.
VUl'ITOUS NOTICE. '
In the matter or the petition of Adam
Myers. Commutes ot Peier Myers, a Innatic. for
an order to sell real estate. HaviDr been ap
pointed an auditor to Investiicate tbe facts of the
cjse, and report upon the extediency of granting
the aiplica:ion and il the case shall require it. to
ascertain iu amount proper to tie raised by such
sale, notice II herebr iriven that 1 wilt sit at my
office on Saturdar. A ll 5th. 18. at lfto'cloca,
. at., to attend to the duties ol :rd appointment,
at which ti ne and place all per ins interested
may attend if they ee j,r t"r.
M. I. KllTKLL, Ati'JItot.
Ebcriitiurg, May iih, 1S 3t.
Vl'lTOU S NOTICE.
, i he i
tho OriiTin'S Coon of Camliria eonnfv to henr
and decide apoa the exceptions tiled to the first
and final account ol O. .1. Westorer, administra
tor or Joh a Wcstorer. deceased, and riport dls
tribtifion of tbebalance in the hn Is of Slid ae.
, coc.n'ant. hereby itlves notice that he will pit at
hisortteln the lromrh of Eeniburir. on P-i-j
day. May 2"th. TSS. at 11 i'c!k, a. m . for the
purpose oi aiien.iin: to trie duties ot faid ap
ointmenf, at which time an 1 i1ace all p.Tfons
intere-ted shall attfnj or he forever debarred
troiu totulex in n s i' fnnl.
ALVIN EA'ANS, Auditor.
Etxn.-tor, May 5th, 1'85. 3t.
IOK SAI-H.-.
l ire rptscrlbcr wlil rrll at private sale a
warer rer w -ji 11 wuh l o:n n to rive ncren
o'grjuud fitoit. J in Elder township,, "amlrla
eounty. Pa. The mill has a if, left ever f hot
wheel, a circular saw. I In fcorxl condition and Is
located al-oul one-hall mile Iroia the new trun of
IlHSilnirl. on the Krutiaker ral!r.ad. and within
a quarter ol a mile of to rl'ri4 and a branch
ot the ral'r-.ad Ii located railing within Eve rod
of the mil!. The mill is surrounded with a bne
lot ot timber, yet to cut. For a good investment,
this Is a rare opportunity Call on cr ad lrcfs
the subscriber ou the premier"
SEBASTIAN HOLTZ.
Elder township, April 27, jeS. 9iu.
OOTTCE.
To the Heirs and Learal Representatives
of CI villa Myers, deceaeed : Take notice tnnt an
Inquest will I held at the lute residence l Civil
la Myers, deceased, fn the township of Snmmer
hlll, 'n the County f Cambria, on Thursday.
May 20th. next, at 10:31 o'clock in the lorenoon
of that day for the purpose ol
makinic partition
of the real estate of said
decedent to an,l amonir
bis heirs ar.d Iciral rctire'enta'-ivea. 11 tbe aame
can r done without prrjudico to or spoiling of
tba whole; otherwise, to value and aip,aie the
same acocrdinz law, at which time and place you
are roii'estci to attend ' j ou Hunk proper.
JOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, EbeuLuric, April 2.7, l. ij.
VOTICE.
i-1 To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
i.f Annie H. McJonile. deceased. Tuke notice
that sn lnqueft will ho held at the late rc!denee
ol Ar.oie l. McHlonlnle, deceased. In the bor
citKb ol Lilly, In ti e t:ounty cf Cambria. c,n
MonJay, Jb; 2:h. next, at 10 o"cij. in the
forenoon ol that day. tor tb porpnre of makinir
partition of the real rt-tate ol said decedent to and
mora her heirs and l:ral rcprc-entaMves.il ll.e
snr e can 1 done wiihout prejudice to or i"oiliair
ot the whole ; otherwise, t i alue and appraise
.ne fame aceoraits: t, law, at wnicn tune and
place you -e rcs'iire-l to attend if vou think
jrpcr. JoEPH A. S UA Y. Sheria.
MieriC'i Offl'e, Lt ctbursr, April J, l3i.-Ct.
fCTOTICE OF AITLICA'l K N Ff lit Cll AUTEJt
i. of Incorporatl n. Notice is hereby given
that an application will be made to the tioveroor
cf I'ennsyivania on Slay Into, ISSS. by -Michael
ttraelten. Joseph Henieele. Thomas Munroe,
Frederick KhrenfeM and James W. KilduU. un
der the Act of Assembly approved April l'th.
I-T4, entitled "an a,t to provide lor the incorpor
ation and regulation ol certain corporations. "
and the supletncnts thereto, for the cuartcr ot an
intended crKnitlon to tie called 'T&e Oallitzin
and TnonFlhill Water. Llitht and Heat company.
Limited," the cburter aud object of wnich are to
supply water, Ilaht ana heat ii the bo ouuhstf
tSaiiltzin and Tunrelhill In tho county .f Ctn
bna, and state of fennnylvaDia, and' for these
t uriHes to bave. o.scss and enioy all Iherltrhta.
benehts aud privtieites ot said Act ol Assembly
asd suppiemonts thereto.
M.I) KITTELL, Solicitor.
Ebensburg. Slay, . lg?S. 6t.
VTrENTIONSTOCKKAI-tUS.
"Hirh and Miirnty " the first thorough
bred Enellrb stallion ever broutrht to CsQlirii
county will stand lor service during the seasoa
on Monday and Tuesday of each week at the sta
ble ct John Topper, in Adams township, and the
rest of the week at the stable ot the owner, about
RO rods east ol Wilmore Station. -Hinh and
Mlahty" is an Kniclish. Shire horse, loaied In
184. registered number 5Ui, Imported in June
1867 by J. S. Kunkle a Co., of Irwin Station. I a.,
color black, weiaht I.?no pounds and when fully
developed wlil welKb 2,000 pounds ; and recently
purchased by the undersigned for $1-50. For
pedigree see posters, and to le thoroughly con
vinced come to see horse. Terms : t'Ju tor insur
ance, payable when mare ia known to be wltb
foal. 1)U6 care, but no responsibility lar acci
dents. 1KA BLOOM.
Owucr and Keeper.
Wilmore, Pa., April 27. 1SSS.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
LORETTO, PA,
IN CHARGE OK
FRAXCISCAX BROTHERS.
Board and Tuition
for
the Scholastic Year, $200.
March 29th. 1886. tf.
For Ilmpsy, tlravel. Nervousness. HriKht'f
Heart. Vrinarv or Liver diseases. Cure O uarran
teed. Oillce. $31 Arvb cireoU i'hiladelphia. All
droKCists. Trv it. 41 a fcoltio, 1X lor j.
Jlarch 15, lit, ly.
4 SSI' 1NKH S NOTICE-. 4 -d fx ':CSk
J . Notice is hereby piT-ti that Fmn Is Ma- A") X N. V'
loy and wife of Allcchenv town-h-p lia nia-le a fzi,' 3- J , .: ;
volnntary a-alL'nment of all the c-.a:e and ctli-tK (; ! -i 7 4 - V ,
nftl.esal.1 rnm-l, Ml. l- ,... . .k. V J'" X . 4 -I.
beneht ol hia creditor. At! tersons indebted to i tJ'Jl: T Vl .- ' J.
The errand 'display of
offered for sale bv Woolf, Son Sz Thomas
Champion Clothiers of Johnstown, has stirred up
the whole community.
BEWILDERED BY THE
and competitors fairly paralized.
mRs that these
ALL WOOL $10
anv $1-1
are equal to
Johnstown.
V big Variety to select from.
: great display of new Spring
GSTSec their
A beautiful
J f TT&T J .
v w-- a-k M C J
iriven free with every
will
GARL RTVrNTTJS,
PRACTICAL
AND DEALER IN-
: tin : v.,.'- r-'-S i
: : --v.- U - S i
ts - " w -
I jjl iTr'r T- 'r:r- r."fft- - .
TECB
WILL BE PLAYED IfJ THE
EBENSBURG OPERA HOUSE,
OH THE EVENING OF
Sa.nrtlny May Sth9
BY
t
AuATEUR
0PE8A
of Ebcnsburir, for the benefit of the Ebensburg
Cornet 'Band, General Admission :r cts. Re
served Seats 50 cts. The sale of Reserved Seat
Tickets will commence at 1 o'clock p. m., on
Wednesdav, Mav 2nd, at E. James' Druur Store.
JAMES a HAYEE 00
JVI lJ,i c - y'Anc
j ev.
' Vv e, -j
TLe most Stylish, 33est fiiiihltca r.r,l ?rc,;t
priced VEHICLES c-vrr oCen l in Ar.:c: : r
Send for full riustratcd CutJo,-uc,
57, 59 and Gl Elrn etrcct,
CINCINNATI,
"d C-W j . 1 ml hm- tyri Xr-Ai
ttr SEMINAL PASTILLES
A Ka iical Cur for Nervous IjeuUuy.Orrun
VeaknesandfiTlcallociiTiri Vounieorl
dleApedllen. 'iested lor 1-iaht Tonra in
UOniADd MM thM .IwalntAl. mm ill, i ill
ac4 and broken down roeq to the full er:j,ri3RBtof
perfect and fuil Mnlfitrnih aad ViwriKu Health.
To t hoe who cm tier from tho maar obscare d iwahm.
Vora.ortoofrMe Indaleebc, we iMk thaLroa eiHid DS
yrmr fin le with watem.nt of your troa Lie, and soenre
"xAl.PAiKAOBFltKKwih lilcst'dPamphlrt..
RUPTURED PERSOM-S can have FREE
DONALD K. DUFTON,
ATTOUN EY-AT-LA W,
EitKasucko, I'evi'i
Mir Orhce In tolonnade How.
He"
MYERS.
A1TOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Eb-shcuo, Fa.
sWOScs In Collonade How. on Cetitro street.
GEO. M. READE.
ATTO K N EY-A V-LA W ,
Ebeh8Rtj, r,
4sr-Of9ce on Centre street, r.tar Hia
M. D. KITTELL,
Attoiney-o r- juav,
EUESBUKCJ, I'A.
Office Armory HaUdingr, opp. ('onrt House.
T.
"VV. DICK. Attorxet-at-LiAw.
Ebensbnrir, Pa. Office in build ir.it ot T
J. Lloyd, dee d, (first floor.) Centre street. Al
manner of leal business attended te satleiactoy
ril and calle-tlons a specialty. I 10-14.-11.)
C'LnSIIOF,
534 GRANT STREET.
rrasccECH, Ta.
all wool $10 Suits
now
the
Customers arc comin
or
GREAT BARGAINS
Everybody nd-
SUITS
Suit sold elsewhere in
Hats.
ST rs -3T tfV nfeaw Ww
Hat.
Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY,
Silverware llnslcal IiistnLinent-
ANI
Optical Goods.
Sole Agent
-rou n IE
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHES.
Columbia anl Frf.onia Watches.
In Key aud Stem Winders.
ATIOK SELECTION of ALL KIXDS
of JEWELUV always on hand.
3?- My line ft Jnwelrv U unstirpassff!.
O&tu and see for yourself before purchaa
ng el?wl eit.
IifALL M'Ol'.K CUAIIANTEED
CARL RIVINIUS
f)bt?ps'Jiir)Ii Nov. 11, lSH5--tf,
THE-
4
pli
ceipflY,
SH.S'S7rS 7.T.,"irt
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L-rl
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j- tit
r3 fv-j.-; i? , - r . ; h ,i .
L- L. T J J . .
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Ohio.
iUIu W mt aaitnni at irtdtaSuLKMM rBssj
Q IfSI fur tLt-s'M trisriT.UM n .a a. I I i a.
JlWHaoonijaim itobll Uihirvi?
Jiuii.f . Take a bl'Ka, Raaei.T ihir al
. - t u.u . ''Ub.uu,. a.Mis ra
fc-iraa.
Jj orjiieoncnictic m any vi; ..ui ii
mrWruf.e rrwlicai pr'neipir. ttri rwi
aj.puralu.nio th s.t oldiw tu em-eff-mfluenceis
tell Knout dViav. Theoaluj
vtuiacM, or ea arra
?"'.' 1 "P'" elet? ,erts of lite are ern hark. th patina
become chciiui aa.1 rat.idl y ga.ni. U.u mmui aJ
TEEATgEBT. 0i Mmth, 3. Twa Xot. J5. Tin s, rj
HARRIS REFifEOY CO., Mrc CHEHitr:
Trial of our Appliance. At tor Tcrrne
f ' cs n . xent n street. ST. LOTJ18. ICO.
1791. ij-
Policies written at short notice la the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And other Fli-at Clans f'ouiiiaules.
T, W. DICK,
rtiT IOK THE
QlAy HARTFORD
FHIH INSURANCOCOM'V.
COMMENCED BUSINESS
1704.
E'jenbarK, July -1. 1SS2.
FMt
tir
M.4I.K STEAM KNO I !!-, CLAY
re I'nns. Koilcr and Shett-lron Work.
Second-haud engines and boilers on band. Hoirt
lux euiftnes iid machinery a Bpellty. THOM
Ao CAKL1N, Allegheny, l'a. (Jan. 2-J.-1J.)
ivi it rist its
lv ao.lrc?inir tire. !
J. stow.
well A Is.. iriTuce St.. Ntw York
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