hinlmn rfrccnuut.
i.,
;rtSHt Ki. PI,
1 1 , . - .1 ra rs r 24, isss.
rn
i ., llrry White, of Itidltum, was In
7 r. t,rt. ;iH nue frost in low p.'aees on
1 ,ir a. l'fiiloti, of Kansas City, Mo., ts
'"..', natives la this place.
1 . t:i't Inuiji H"t acleaninfcupon
.'j.iy hut nut before they needed.
,,. -i-fi'ira- Pliii'.kct an;! wife, of Gl-
- '' ... rrw
m re
vli;nrs io our idiu uu luurs-
f v iy Vomit:, of TittsburRh, I vls
1 . - '.::vi'i Mini fririius in this place and
:
.i Wiirnook, of lilalrsville, Is
. I'M l-ituay
f Mr. K. rrrUh, In
.'.i.r
,! im h O.ituian. forruorly of this
ih i't Alloona, wit in town on
... -.!-r
v, m .r.iiny lnt work ws commenced
,. ; ;; ,,!.i!mn tur a uew Catholic eliuretj
,.t N'lin..-.
1
I v. . nyinn (.i!tnn, or Jolintown,
cii.:iti:iij anionx his Riacy friends In
. p. f
u Monday.
i . nn'''tii if tn Cleveland and Thur
j .. ( int) wal ! held at th Opera IIoumo
J .,!!.' i-Vi-MUl! t i oVIta'k.
i ' Ttie m:ii! currier from MrnnifHtown to
t .::,,rk' f.i;nd to arrive nn Wednesday
( .Milit t tin-re bt-lii); no tm.Uos on the
j .V ti 'l at McDonald's store, LoreUn,
j .. . peund good, cieau dry wool for
I :;. I. 'nihi-sit 'i ice will to paid. Caen
i ':!.; sriil.
j 1 . Louis Uidiid aiid .'.iruily, of Johns
1 i., ' registered at U:o Houutalu House,
j , p ai'i1. Mr. Kolainl U one of the
( .: :y An litort.
j xr. 15 t'uswfll. of this r!ce. Is buisl
t Willi a miiu'.ier of men atriaitlng
I k m (r thrt telephone Hue between
j :.,!uiri: and Carrolltown.
j .T-.e festival fur th benefit of the
j it Mif tlielioUen Eu!e. of this place,
) I ja " p;,r! House last Frui ty and
j...r:y evenings was a urund success.
r -u mii! fnini f 'arrtillfmn t.i l'hp.
j ' " ' "
j r :,u-.l t V't throutsri on Wednesday
j I.- Mi.i.t 1 1 ui? in k ii water ana ine w.ioti-
;.,iy of a bridge in Sus.iuehacna town-
1 Tkn rVniorraN of f'entrn rnnrtw will
l-.- !! (Mivpiitzn on i uesaay evening,
:M lion. W. C. P. Hreckepridi,
K-ntuiiy, will be there to fire the first
.3.
-Te Mfiiicinrt Show, which was to hav
I.: :-:t. .l h-re fur three weeks, broke camp
.:y on Monday niornicit. and like the
A v.iv "fi.Klit their tenU and silently stole
i iy."
Lupvire cun Kuaranieeu ny HT.J.li.
s. .; Arch t., Philadelphia, Pa. F.a.ie
I i.nce, t.li operation or delay ironi busl
t atte-ted by tnouaands of cures after
f.tim ti.l.
, -'ui. j. i.eecn wa.i ur.aoie to reach
kluwn on Wednesday, owing to the
'i:. Tlie examination of teachers for
.irr towhip will be held on Thursday.
!iur:nrs entered th. house of Mr. John
i it, of Tyrone, on Friday nibt and
ii-il u:X a oid wuch and chain belonx-
dauithter, Miss Lizzie Kuluebart
1.1.-.1 at IT.'i.Otl.
T!:e tlrst number of the Johastown
liily Ihin.Hmt made its appearance oc
i:ae.i.iy. it is neat in make ud and arw
;"tance, Is full of news and bhould be iub.
:a:j:inuy encouraged.
Ueneral James A. Kiton. IT. S. A., who
spend. nu the summer a: tno Mountain
: u-e, at C'resson. visited our town nn
-ar-ilny, to attend tiie funeral of (ieorw
W Ilunt.'ey, deceased.
-Mr. T. II. WillUms and wSffl. of Ilomit.
' id. drove overland from .hat Blace to
vwist.urif lust week, arrlvln here on
j Mr. Wiiliaois ts a son of Mr.
-I.iT.-Ou t!r I.oretto roaJ near
''.-)ur-, a sun unibtella with a i!ver
I' I.e on which "S. M. L." is engraved.
f'W.ir.1 will le civen the finder If returned
'-)!).-. I. VHM-t.'r. at M Olln I'.irU Snrln.
-Tlie special ex vm'nitlnn of tenchers will
ne..i iu hoensDitr, on Tue-.!.v. S .ntem-
r I'.h. ben-.nnlr.ii at S a. . AnnlVinf.
V'uld tr. s.'tit a wt:tten re.juest signed by
.wi. lour mem Vers of s,miB school boar.l
-Phl'lp Pnvti, of W.i.lunufon ti..nO,in
' 1 '-, ii..e -un...f crounj on the
I -ant H.le f M.,ry Allll ,Ut,r. w. wpIl Sanj
SeV and Crawford stre -ts. ,., int,u ta
- ... . . f ,
mtlimence the erpcti.ei i t t .i....
:il the !:;Hr fut.i:e
' -Kllf t IlKtllM ... M. ........ .
v .... .-r ..Hirer lotxecut
i.'.ularq-.iarterly pension vuucWr before
p " -I'h d.y of M.irch, Jane. September and
;'- '"i' er. Is aui.sdeui.ht.urt.. ad the par
I ;;-. iKed. and !n addition thereto rr.akPS
, veud.fr worthless to the per.slor.rr
I -We hnv a eedy ,t positive C,P
; Ttatarrh. Diphtheria, ranker M.m'h and
1. '... I. ..:t.... ......
( -. Injector free with each bott'e. fse
J f you de!re health and weet breatl,.
J nt- -MbyDr.T. J. Davison.
-T ie last carp pnd built by Mr. Hutit-
' ""..n.' me preseut Jimitner, succumbed
l on Wednesday and was washed
1 r'-'- The dam contained a larn number of
curp. t,ut luckily the lar.ro fi,h in
j 'vrdatn fat scccv-fuUv withstood the
f "rh!Mrcn or wuiinm Hush, amer--vrf
of Dawson. Fayette count n
i -Zl M,, th Uwk '-volver
th..,r father's safe Monday evenln-
k ''. HIUM hll.ll... .... '
p.-,...,nU ulo weapor It was
-K-u. auung ti yOUnKer child In
'Jr.t.y. -The barn of William Fetter, of r. ..l.
' I township. Hedford county, was burned
f. rues,lay nluht of last welt. Loss -
" with no Insurance. On. WednesdVy
(c S t t!:e barn of John Feastler. near Mann's
"'-e. Ia the sam- cnufy. wan a'so rom
;e., destroyed bj tire with all Its ron-
TTm, Wk ,Uv,n r tn tr.e
ete,.I 1" 'U anJ tr'utarles are
r j T'Z lf bBnV moch
y Many million feet or los have
'j-n ot of boom, but will be cacKht In
V. Ttle r'n f' t Lock
t-.rtT WM thr an(! ":ttl"-on, Hundredth
-T-e ?wPh (;rM.k ro;lij tful tw( wrppk
"I "k. Iisrf n.. 1.:.. . .
t,, ' -'. i ii-ii id eacn. The
w.M n brakeman
i rei..., was killed. The second was
t; ' r;-.::y niornlnic at the Junction near
i l' "i .aml l,ral",,nn named Mcf;ulre
dfrotn the tiUcU.-Chnrn ;:-
-1 1 Hoard of Manaeom of the Hnrdln?.
I f''r,mtnr t Harrlsburg n lat
..tl"n nJ unar.ously elected
l;.;:,fo'tt'-Wof the
-ute J enitentinry at Jo!it, 111.
i; i. i.p ..i T..i,. . .
fi .
'-1
i,ln,r , w . " "P'res on tte 1st of
, r..l Mr. McCaitey will come to
''"n after tJe rxpirPttnn of M
Michael Ileara, while walkina In a
slaughter-house lu Cambria on Tuesday
eve. .inc. slipped end fell and bri ko h.s l fr
Mrs. KJvvaid DuueRan auj daughter,
Ml?s MacKie. of St. Augustine, visited
relatives and friends In this place tbls week
and returned home on Thursday.
A burse belonging to Mr. Daniel Carney
was beinj: operated on by Mr. Enrich Short,
en Wednesday last In this place, for riniis
bono. During the operation an artery was
severed and it was with difficulty that the
flow of blood was stopped and the horse
prevented from bleedlnu to death.
Uideon Fetterman, a resident of Mor
rellvllle, was killed on the Cambria Iron
Company's railroad at Johnstown on Wed
nesday morning. Fetterman became be
wildered and sterped in front of the loco
motive and his body was cnt in two. lie
was about fifty years of age and leaves a
family In Indiana county.
The Ualtlmore and Ohio culvert, at
Long Hun, near McKeesport, was washed
out by the swollen water Tuesday after
noon. An Italian laborer wboee name was
not learned was on the culvert when it gave
way and was carried away by the stream
His body has not been recovered and it is
thought to be hurled beneath the mars of
stone.
A small noy named Kroh was shooting
off a boy pistol In a barn at Kuzzard Mill,
near Ilrookwayvllle, Jefferson county re
cently. Ills caps giving out he substituted
the beads of matches. Result the hay was
set on fire and two barns and a house went
up In smoke. Involving a loss of H.rnoo
This Is another evlJence that the toy pistol
Is a good thing.
On Thursday evening of last week a fiie
broke ou: In the large four story figuring
milt of C. Tlouser A Sons, or Altoona. and
In a short time the building was burned to
the first floor. How the fire originated is
not positively known, but it Is supposed to
have been caused by spontaneous combus
tion on the fourth floor. The loss Is fJI.OOO,
covered by insurance.
The following named persons can each
receive a letter by calling at the Ebensburgh
post office : Mr. W. K. Jennicgs (2). Trof.
C. W. P.erchard. Harry Emery. Mr. Jacob
Enos, Mrs. Henry II. King (3), J. Franklin
Hoover. Miss M. T. Hamahan. K. J. Mas
cott, Mr. John E. Keara. Miss Lillie Robin
son. Mrs. J. r, Roberts, Mr. George Van
Dyke and Dan. Voni.
Frora the. Arlan (Minnesota') Guardian
we lenrn that the Democracy of Nobles
county. Minnesota, have nominated our old
Trlend. John A. Keunedy. Esq , formerly of
Elensburg. for the t ffice of Register of
Deeds. Nobles county ts Republican by
about o-on majority, but lf the citizen out
there want a good official they cannot do
better than elect Mr. Kennedy.
On the Pennsylvania railroad a washout
occurred at Larimer on Tuesday night and
trains were run over the West Penn d. vis
ion. On Wednesday the tracks of the West
Tenc were covered in some places with five
feet of water and no trains were run. Pas
sengers and freight were compelled to re
main on the road nntll Thursday. The
washout Is the greatest in the hiatury of the
road.
Bargains at McDonald's store, Loretto,
ra. Sugar. 6. 7. 8 and 9 cents per pound,
teas, 35. 50 and 70 cents per pound ; coffee
15, 20 and 22 cents per ponnd ; oatmeal, 5
cents ; barley, cents ; rice 8 cents per
pound ; calicoes, 4. 5. f., and 7 cents per
yard ; dress goods. 6, 8. 10, 12 and 13 cents!
per yard ; children's, misses' and ladies'
shoes and all spring and summer goods ac
actual cost for spot cash or trade.
A bad affair Is reported from Franklin
Rorough. A child, aged eighteen months,
of Stephen RoDine. it is said, being left
alone In a room with a four-weeks-old iafant
of a family named Uittner. approached the
crib in which the babe was lying and muti
lated the little one terribly, chewing off its
rose and a couple of its fingers, and tearing
pieces of flesh from its cheeK. Dr. Wilson
Rttended the sufferer. Jofirutotca Tribune.
Two strangers who attempted on Wed
nesday morning to make the trip from
Johnstown to Pittsburgh, in a portable
canoe, were drowned near Sheridan station,
by the upsetting of their bot. On accouut
of the high water, the wire cable of the
foot bridge at that point was submerged
and Invisible and when the boat struck it,
caused the boat to upset and threw the men
out. Their bodies at last account bad not
been recovered.
An old and experienced business man
apeaks of advertising as follows : "Adver
tise by the year. It is cheaper and yields a
better return for the money Invested. An
advertisement should be always before the
rubiic In some shape. If it disappear it Is
MMn forgotten, and those that remain have
the superiority and advantage of the com
petitor. There is only one excuse for the
discontinuance of an advertisement that
of retiring from business."
The Democracy of Dlair county, on
Tuesday last, nominated the following
ticket : Choice for Conpres. Thnm,, ir
ireevy, of Altoona; for State Senator, A.
V. Dively. Ei., of Altoona; for Assembly.
Christian Albright, of Tyrone; for Sbfriff,
II. L. Brown, of llotlldaysburg ; for Pro
thonotary, John P. Martin, of Taylor town
ship; for Poor Director. John II. Illletnan
of Freedom townsTiip ; for Jury Commis
sioner. L. Lamade, of Altoona.
Chairman James J. Walters, of Johns
town and John J. Kinney, of Tunnelhlll,
our candidal for sheriff, were in town on
Tuesday ard drove over to Loretto, Intend
ing to return in the evening. On tbelr re
turn, however, they foand the water so hlfch
over tr.e bridge on the Loretto road, at the
east end of town, that they were compelled
to co back to the house of Mr. Elijah Marsh.
In Cambria twnship,where tiey stopped all
ni,:ht and got Into town on Wednesday
morning.
The Howard Iron Works property In
Centre county has been levied on by the
Sheriff and Is advertised to be sold on the
2th Inst. Tte Iron works property are sit
uated In Howard towashlp, near the bor
ough of Howard. They consist of a rod
wire mill, a bar mill, a ranck bar mill, a
machine shop, rolling mill, etc . with a char
coal furnace, fifteen tenement houses, a
storehouse, private dwelling, and all the
ore and timber lar.ds situated Id Howard.
Marlon and Walker townstt'ps, with
log machinery, aggregating 1,155 acre.
William A. Cox, of AlUxma. who had
been employed on ihe Pittsburgh, McKees
port and Youghlogheny rallroed for the past
five months as a fireman, was killed at
.ncan Junction, at Pittsburgh, on Tues
day morning. He had gotten off to tnrn a
switch, when he fell in t.n.t r :
which was moving slowly, and was cangtt
beneath the wheels. The latter passed over f
"7 ,1"r'1! 1" two and otherwise
horribly manglmg c The enine was
stopped once and the remains were
gathered up and placed upon a car and
taken to Pittsburg.
-The following cure for cholera infan
tum is given by a woman who she baa
known of its successful MnM.
Saturate flannel with alcohol ; cover the
child from the breast down over the bowels
ir the child U small, warm the alcohol; soon
after this application Ls put cn the child will
go to sleep, from which it bhould not be
disturbed: wiien it awakens give it light
food. 1 could procure scores of certlfilcates
where children have been cured by this sim
ple remedy wten able physicians taid they
mut die. but as the cure so simple, not
costly, and frc, they re not necessary.
Georpe Mulllscn. aged only fix year",
hss been living some time with hl grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Feasier, of
Harrison township, Bedford county. On
Wednesday of last week he was chastised,
and In revenge set fire to the barn, destroys
Ing that building together with 300 bushels
of wheat, 75 dozen of rye, wagon, gears,
and the entire crop of hay. No insurance.
On next Thursday, at one o'clock r. m.
application will be made to the Register of
Wills to set aside the will of the late rhlllp
Davis, on the ground tiat as the last will
Rives all his property to his son-in-law,
Job Morgan, and because his will made In
1HS5 lert his property to his wife. It is claim
ed that nndue influence was used upon liitu
to make the last will while be was not of
sound mind. The widow. Mrs. Davie,
mother of Hannah Hopkins. Is In needy
circumstances1. The amount of property
Involved Is between $1,500 and 12.000. Al
fred Ash ton. Eq., represent ILo contest
ants. Johnstown iMmorrat.
Four experienced (?) horsemen of this
place started out for a horse back ride on
Sunday last.' All kinds of fancy (?) ridirn
was Indulged in. such as holding to the
horse's neck to keep from falling off. One
of the young men attempted the difficult
feat of gdlng a different direction from
that taken by his steed, and, with the assist,
ance of the steed, he succeeded. The burse
suddenly turned down a lane leading off the
Loretto road. tut the rider kept right on,
due west, for a short distance, when the
road bed suddenly got In a pasion and flew
np. coming In contact with the young man.
The damage to the road has Been repaired.
Persons are forbidden to walk across
the railroad bridge over the C-onemaugh
near Blairsville; but the notice did not de.
ter J no. Knox, wko lather thaa go down
the river and cross the county bridge, un
dertook to croes on the railroad structure.
When asout half way over a freight train
came round the curve. Knox had not time
to reach either end of the bride" before the
train touched the structure and being arraid
to sUnd close to the side of the bridge until
the train woulj pas. Jumped off and landed
among the rocks below. lie was badly in
Jured and sent to the West Tenn Hospital
at Pittsburgh. His chances of recovery are
slim. Indiann yfesenrjer.
On Friday morning last. about 1 o'clock,
lightning struck the barn of Martin Simp
son, at Oeorgeyllie. which resulted In the
burning of the building with almost all its
contents. A moment after the crash of
thunder following the lightning bolt, the
barn was discovered on fire. Mr. Simpson
and some of bis guests, among them Mr.
James Uompers of this place, hastened to
the building. A valuable stallion was re
leased, a wag.in leaded with oats was rnn
out from the barn floor, but by this time the
flames were so fierce that no other property
could be saved. The barn contained all of
this year's crop, except about one acre of
oats which bad not been stored. Imliana
Hotca mt tt Flood.
Oa Monday night about eleven o'clocck
It commenced to rain, at first but a alight
rrinkle, which steadily increased . until it
got to be a heavy rain which cantlneed
without any abatement nutil Tuesday even
ing about eight o'clock. All day on Tues
day the rain poured steadily down and the
gutters In the town looked like little creeks.
The streams in the neighborhood rose stead
ily and on Tuesday mon ing were full to
overflowing. The continued rain caused
the waters to rise higher and on Tuesday
night all the bridges in the neighborhood
were gone. A number of country people
who came to town in the morning intending
to return home in the evening were compell
ed to stay all night.
The dam belonging to Messrs. Tloover and
Xoel, about two miles north-east of Ebens
burg. on the head-waters of the Conemaugh.
broke on Tuesday evening and the bridge at
the east end or town on the road to Elig's
mill, and also the bridge on the pike at the
bead of Shi-jkles dam were bo h carried
away. The bridge oa the Loretto road was
covered over with water but It still remains
In it? position. A portion of the brea.st of
Shlnkle's dam also cave way, but we under
stand it Is not so badly broken as It was
during the flood of four years ago.
Tha water was four or five feet deep on
the Carrolltown plank road on Tuesday
evening where the road crosses the Rlack
lick but the bridge U still passable although
it is moved from its position. 1
On the clay pike the dam belonging to Mr.
Wm. R. Williams broke and carried away
the bridge, leaving that road Impassible un
til the bridge is rebuilt.
The bridge about a mile west of Eens-,
berg on the clay pike Is also gone, as is the
bridge oyer the same stream at Beulah.
The dam of L. J. Driggs' grist mill, about
a mile south of Etensbur and also the dam
of William JJowell, about three miles south
on the same creek, are both badly broken
and completely washed out.
Two dams built by Messrs. Mitchell A Co.,
near Hastings City, in Eider township, for
the purpose cf furnishing water for their
c ke ovens, were wasaed away by the flood
on Wednesday.
The dam at Klllin's mill !n Rarr township,
was swept away by the flood on Wednesday
and the mill bally wrecked.
The bridge in Cambria township near
David W. Jones', on the Nicktown road,
was washed away by the flood.
The dam belonging to Evan J. Evans. la
Cambria township, on one of the branches
of the DlacfcMck. broke on Wednesday.
In DiacklU k township the bridge at Dun
can's White Mill, the bridge at Duncan's
Red Mill, and all the bridges below are gone.
It Is estimated that It will cost at least
fi.fOO to repair the damage done by the
flood la Black I. tk. township.
Khllath (easnmpilea Cure.
This Is) beyond question tbe most success
ful Coagh Medicine we have ever sold, a few
done Inrariablv care the worse ca.se of
Cousb, Cronp. and Bronchitis, while Its
wonderful success In the cure of Consump
tion Is without parallel In the history of
medicine. Since Its first dweovery It has
been aold on a guarantee, a test which do
other medicine can stand. If yoa have a
Coo eh we earnestly ask you to try It
Trice 10 cents, 50 cents, and f 1.00. If your
Lanirs are eore. Chest or ii&cx lame, use
shlloVs Torous Tlasters. Soli by Dr. T. J
Davison. Rutklrn's Arnica fvl
The best salve In the world for Cuts,
r.rnlses. Sorea. Ulcers. Salt Iiheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chillblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
scure Piles or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to Rive perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by E. J a rues and V . W.McAteer. Loretto.
. . .
Anawer Thia Question.
Why do eo many people we see around
uj ecni to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation.
Dizziness. Loss of Appetite. Couiiojz Up of
the Food, Yellow Sktn. when for 75 cents
we will sell them Shiloli's System VitallzeTt
gnaianteed to cure them. Soli by Dr. T. J'
Dsvison.
MillAti'a Catarrh Reiuetly.
Shi'.oh's Catarrh Hemely, a marvelous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth,
and Headaehe. With each bottle there Is
an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more
successful treatment of these complaints
vil'-iiouiextraoharKe. Price 50 cent. Sold
Is Ir. T. J. Dsvbc n.
Nh Toltt All on Hrr Dtalh-bed
We learn from the Gallltzin Vindicator,
what some of onr older readers may remem
ber, that about thirty-two years ago, while
the old Portage Railroad was still In opera
tion, an elopement took place at Summit,
two miles south of Gallitzln. which caused
considerable excitement among the resi
dent of that alpine village, which gloried
in the honor of being the summit of the Al
legheny Mountains. The parties who cre
ated such excitement arnonf their neigh
bors were John Matthews and Mrs. Orner,
both of whom left large families, the only
member of either family who shared In their
fi'ght being Joseph, a little son of tbe un
faithful wife.
' All track of." the elopinjr couple was lost,
and their famines never beard of them un
til about two months ago, when the Mayor
of Pittsburgh was written to by the author
ities at Lacnnia, N. 11., asking about the
family of Mr. Orner. The Mayor found
Mr. Zack Orner. a son of the woman w bo
lett ber home and . family more than thirty
years ago, and he, witb a sister wto resides
at Ilarrisburg, proceeded to L.aconia to in
vestigate tbe matter. They fonnd that
their mother bad. died a month before,
Mathews having died tome three years pre
vious. Joseph, the son whom Mrs. Orner
had taken with ber in her flight, was going
nndertbe name of Mathews, never know
ing any better until bis mother told him of
the elopement with Mathews before she
died, and Informed him that the had other
children In Pennsylvania, lie is a physi
cian in good standing, and the shock to him
can be better itragined than described.
Mrs. Orner left considerable property,
which, when divided among ber six chil
dren, five of whom she left to go with
Mathews, will give each about $3,000. .
After leavirg the Summit, tbe runaway
pair settled nowhere for about a year, when
they arrived at Laconla, where they spent
tbe balance of their days, never saying any
thing as to where they came from, and this
remained a mystery to their friends and ac
quaintances. and would likely have remain
ed so to tbe end of time only for Mrs. Or
ner, before ber death, Informing her son
Joseph about her elopment from the Sum
mit almost a third of a century ago.
Some of Mathews' family still reside at
Lilly's others at Pittsburg, and the remain
der at Ilarrisburg. Many of these who re
sided at the Summit at that time, and have
often wondered what became of Mathews
and Mrs. Orner, can quiet their minds by
the knowledge that they are sleeping In a
New Ilimphshire cemetery, handreds of
miles from the once beautiful village of
Summit, and that little Joseph, whom tbey
; took with them, but now grown to manhood.
Is united with his sisters and brothers, who,
no doubt, mourned his loss through these
long years that Lis fate remained a mystery
to them.
Conewiaaleatlen.
The seed wheat swindler has been Retting
In h:s work In this section recently. A
number of our farmers hare contracted and
signed an article for seed wheat, agreeing
to sow the seed on the best ground on their
farms, end itlve ooe-hair of the crop to the
3ian who furnishes the seed. Pretty dear
seed, is it not? L'arrolltoicn Xetc.
Frora thd aboye Item it would appear that
the -Vctra is very mncb Interested in tbe
welfare of the farmers of this vicinity, in
asmuch as it would Inrer they were too
Ignorant to understand tbelr own business.
I desire to say the same company put out
seed oats last Fprinir. throucn V. S. Parker
A Bro.'s. Ebensburjr. which (rave perfect
satisfaction, and tbe same farmers were
anxious to get the win at. Knowing the
above (acta, and believing a legitimate way
to Introduce the Seed. I did not hesitate to
show it to the farmers, as agent for the
National Seed Company, leaving theia to
iudu for themselves.
Since the question of swindle arose. I
would say to all those that ordered wheat
through me. aud feel dissatisfied, or con
sider it a swindle, that they can call and
have U.eir orders cancelled before the
wheat arrives.
Respectfully. A. Eckesrode.
Cerrolltown. Pa., An. 21, 1833.
Card of Tbanks.
Ebeitsbcrg, Pa., Au. 21, 188S.
Ediior Fkeemas Dear Sir : rernilt'
tw, through tbe coiotnnt ot your paper, to
express our heartfelt thanks to tlie people ot
EtxTisburtr. who were so kind in their at
tention and assistance during the illness
and death of Mr. P. G. Riley, on the 9:h
lost. We arf. truly graU-fuI for tbeir many
aets of courtesy and kindness, and as they
are r.early al! strangers to n. we take this
method of returning them our Fincera
ttacks- Mrs. Anxie Kilet.
. James Kilit.
HABICUUE LICESISiEM ISSUED.
The following marriage licences .were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for tte week- ending Wednesday, Aug. 22
1M8:
Abraham Breneman and Margaret Stink
ier. "Aoodvale.
Michael LmGcj and Julia rreston, Cam
DrU borouen.
J.eph Wilier and Elizabeth "atber, Con
mauch borough.
James K. Jonea and Mary A. Thomas.
John-down.
Simon ?hrlft, Oinemangh township, and
Sarah K. Roberts. East Taylor township.
Frederick Houghton aud L.zzie J. Wearn.
Johnstown.
J- C McCauley and Hosie fcliarbangh.
Gallltzin.
Paul Warefield and Eva Schrifts. Sum
merhlll. Harvey Ixuther and Ilairiyt Callahan,
Jt.hnetown.
Wm. Keam and Catharine Uackman,
Cambria borouab.
Itlea-.
I1UNTLF.T Died at the home of his
parents in i-.Denstur. on Tuesday, Aogtist
21st. 18SS, Mr. Georjja W. Huntley in tbe
24 '.h year of his sks.
The deceased was the second son of Mr.
C-eoree nuntley, the well known hardware
merchant of this place, and was a modest
UDjam!nj young roan whoe quiet demean
or at all times was such that be was esteem
ed by all who knew him. Some time ago
he accepted a position as clerk at tbe Moun
tain House, at Cre&son, and while there
was stricken with typhoid fever, and after
being 111 a few days was brought to bis
home where it was hoped that with careful
ncrslng tie would recover. But be con
tinued to grow weaker and on Tuesday last
deata came and his spirit winged its way to
tmmoratahty. Peace to bis ashes.
i . ' . H my wer.
1 have suflered ip-eatlj from periodical returns
of kay ftTcr. Covert AtCkeercr. 1tukkIsU. sug
gested Ely's Cream Balm. I can cheerfully tes
tify as to the Immediate and continued relief ob
tained by its dm. I heartily recommend It to
those furierlDfr from this or kindred complaints.
(Kev.) H. A. Smith. Clinton, Wis.
SHERIFF'S SALE. ' -
I Y virtue or a writ of fieri Fa-uu Issued out of
I the Conn of Common Pleas of Oasnhria
county to me directed there will he exposed ta
sale by putdie vendue outcry, at the Court Mousta
In L.bani-S'urs; on
Monday, Scjt. 3rd, ISSS,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M
the following property to wit :
All the rlzhf. title and Interest of John Martin
and Klisa Martin In a certain feee or parcel of
land situate in lean fown.hip, Cambria county.
Pa., adioinlna land of 1 tennis Can ley, Patrick
Pinnerty. Ivld Brown and others, contain!
S4 acres, ahont'jfl a-re of whfch are cleared, and
h Ids: t hereon erect J a two story frail e hou.o
and name barn now in tbe occupancy of John
Martin and Klixa Matin, taken lu execution nnd
to be told at the suit cf J. S. Cal.ert nnd Hru.
rIKIiHS OK SALE : One-third of tbe par
ehase n.on-y to be paid when the property Is
knocked 'own anJ the remaining; tao-thirjs
on the cobLrmaUou of the deed.
JifSKHH A,UHIV. SsherifT.
LS-erbtirf;. Aut. Itl. !ss.
1,"STKAY NOTICE.
j Strayed iy from Olen White. Pm
lHut July lt, a himek row with wbite rpou.
white belly, and "crampleJ hsrni." A atlia
tory reward will be paid lor Inlurmatlon of her
where iiOuuti.
. i Addrese MICHAEL. MAZEISklO.
Kittanainjc font, Blair C!g i'a,
Aag. 10. 18SS. .
"V"OTl":E Ti' BONDHOLDERS
i.1 Notice is he'ehy alven u all i-emtDf held
IntC or owning eupon bond! issued by the county
of I'ajobria to present thrm to the treasurer of
raid county ot Hsmhrlt tor psrinrat on Saplrm
ber lt. lens, a alter that date interest will cease
ou tbe same. ? - JiH.N 1'AJipitHJ. ) - - -
. JOKNK1KBT. - '(Cora's.
1 J.O.I.LOVII.
Attest: li. A. McQoroB. Clerk.
Ebenstrora;. July -r, l8S.-t.
' t
"V'UTK'F.
Notice Is hereby rtren that the following
arcoanu hT ert nled In the Court of Common
P!ea of Caul, county, p,.. ,d will be ceo.
flrmcl by said court on tbe Brrt Monday of Sep
tember next unless cause be ihuwn to the Con
trary. ElrM ti5 final account of John Kran aolirne
ol John H. Clark and wire Uti beneBt of creditor.
rir?taml partial icciunt of J. 1. O'Connor ai
aiirnee ol Jacob Treru and wife for beneht of ered-It-jr.
H. A. SHOEMAKER, ITfcth y.
Ebcnsbatx. Aag. l, lst,s.
.TAXUAJJLE FAK11 AT PU1V AXE SALE
. The underfill tied will sell their farm, slu
uated In Allegheny tuwnxhlp. a.ljolnlnir lands tf
I. A. .Mctiouich. a. J. Scir. Henry Maosrteld
od others. ouaiaiBinic 118 aerr-, oo rwi cleared
and M well timbered wiih cak, tiemlor. cucum
ber and hickory. A nood two-.Uorj-i,lck bouce
and frame r.nra. together with all crMrr oot
builditim. a nerer talinir i-jjnnic of water and a
stream of water ronmnir throutrh. fte farm.
There is also TS choice apple, pear and peach
trees on '-he premises. The above property will
be sold at a price and term to salt the pur-haer
and a Rood warratitea deed ftuarantcod
-M AKY H'KT. '.
ANN IXKY.
Loretto I'oto!fjre, Pa.
Jane 1st.
Orphans' Court Sale
: OF :
VALUABLE REAL STATE
BY virtue of an order Itnulne out ot the Or
phan' Court ol Cambria county I't to
me dlrecte.l. 1 will expose to tale at public ven
dee or outcry on tbe premise in AlhNrhenv town
ibip, on
S1TIRD.1V, IIC. 25, ISSS.
AT 1 O'CLOCK, P. St.,
the following detrlLed real estate, via :
A piece or lot of ground fituate la Allegheny
township. Cambria county. P.. bounded on the
north by the townrhlp road leadtna from Loret
to to Kt-ensbunr. on tbe east bv a 16 loot alley, on
the eon's hv a 15 loot alley and on the west by lot
o S. trontinu S3 feet on said township road and
extendi d b as described KM; feet, and having
a twe-storied frame bouse, a frame stable and the
"ceary ontbmldln thereon erected. This
property Is situated iu.t outside the northern lim
its of the borough of Lnretto.
By virtue of the ratne order of Conrt I will also
exp-iseto sale at public vendue or outcry at tlal
liUla. on tbe premises hereinalter described, on
said date. Ancn', ".th. 1SS, at five o'clock r. X
the foilowina- derenbed real estate, vlx : "
A lot ul irruund situate lu the volume of Marys,
vilie, in (Sallitrm bomuith, Cambria countr I'a
frontirir io feet on forest street and extendin'
rack 1M leet to an alley. adJMnlnir lot or S B
Corn on the east, and lot ol 'Atn. Kckenrode on
the west, (taeeoal and mlneruls be.insc reserved!
having tbereon erected a two-storied frame bouse'
a rrau, stable and outbuildings.
aar-TKKMS OK SALT Ten fer cent, ot the
purcnase money to ! paid wben the properties
are sold, the balance of one-third at tbe joiiCrina
tion of the sale, and tl.e remainder In two equal
rayments in six and twelve months thereafter
eferred payments to bear Interest and to be se
cured by the judgment bond and moruue or tbe
purchaser. J t )S EfH HikH'K,
A.lm'r ol Sophia Sill, dee'd.
Loretto. Ao(. S. !nea.-3t.
. LEGAL NOTICE.
Thomas Bradley,
Matilda Bradley.
1 In tbe Court of Common
I Pleas of Cambria countv.
Nj. 4. lee. Term. ls7.
I Alias Sub;na In 1,..
j vorce.
COUNTY OK CAMBRIA. S3.
The Commottwralik nf hmntlvania to
MAT1LHA BUAlI.EY.RKcrTxq:
command you as heretofore commanded
i i ioi an manner or uasineM and excuses
bwiair act aide you be and appear In your proper
person before our Judge at tbeofbura-. at our
Court of Common Pie., there to t held on tha
first Monday ol Seotember next, to show eanse it
any you have, why your hurband Thomas Brad
ley, should not be divorced irom the bonds of
matrimonr which he hath Contracted with yoa
Ihe "aid Matilda Bradley, agreeable tol'eutioa
and I.I be 1 exhibited auain.'t yon before oar said
Court ; and this you shall ta no wite omit at your
peril
WiTsm the Honorable Hobert I.. .Tohnfton
President Jndireof our said Court, tbls 4th day of
Jane, A. D. 1W. J -
H.
A KHIICUIt'CII K . i
: Attest: Jcsisra A. tlRaT.Sberill. -
i.'enst)urK. Jaiy a;. Isi3.-Bt . j
- -. f.usi ismiiaiui, . i
llfHtHKAS THK HON. HOBtKT U. JOHN. '
T SION. tn-estdent Judtreol the Court of
toamon I'lcas. of the 7th Judicial IHstri.-t -son-sistiair
ot the County ol Cambria, has Issned bis
precept bearing date the 14th day cf Jane, issg to
me directed forholdiar a Court of Over and Ter-
miner and Oeneral Jail Oelivenr. and tuarter
eiewbjrs el the feaee. la Keensbur lor the Conn- '
ty of Cambria and to commence on tbe x-'irst ,
Monday of September, Jssa, and continue two '
Weehs. '
NmictisHiiitBT Oivew. that the' Coroner '
Justices of feaoe. Aldermen, and t;oostabies ol
aid county ot Cambria, that thev he the and '
there In their proper persons at 1 'o'e'ork in the ,
forenoon of said dnr with their record', fitquisl-t-ons.
examinations and their own rem.-mi.ran- i
ees. to do those thines which to theirottices auper-
tain to be done and lhor who are bound la recojc-
nuances and their, own rembrances. to prosecute
aiiainst the prisoners that are or shall be In ti e !
Jail of Cambria county, be then i.nd there to .
praserute atiaibHt them as fhall be juft.
(iiVBn under my hand at Khen-burv. the th day !
Auicust, in the yearot our Ior.l. isns.and the
One Hundred and Twelfth Year of tile lndenea- !
denoe ol the United States.
JOS. A. OKAY, Sheriff.
Elen?bur, Aua.,10, 18S. . I
TIUAL, LIST.
Lilt of ease, down for trial at a Court of Com
mon I'leas to be held at lenbuix. "ouimenein
on Moiidyeiitemrr 3rd. Iss8. "
FlKnT VIII.
Uallanher etal....va. Iurbia.
SECOHD WIXI.
Miller vs. I'rinitle.
M.ller .r. .Stoluc
I'fetfcr ....vs. S.-bmitt
rier v: Westover.
Sraroth vs. Crw.k et al.
Horina vs. Heonett-
lAjnvstreth vs. Johns.
'"'och ...vs. Edwards.
O'Connor vs. llitrvlps etal.
Nntley vs. Kramer. Mann k Co.
tly . vs. Hipps k Lloyd.
lKn'jh.. vs. Judy.
same ,, , rm Scotu
Thomas .ru.-e vs. iA.yyd et aL
Coy lor n ys. Same.
Thomas ... tj. Sim. .
I c vs. Leshey.
il-e vs. Johnstown Lumber Co.
Trexler vs. KboJy et sU.
JobDMownMillicgCo.vs. Hanna.
cTder vs. Cambria Iron Co.
1 -I Nat'l haul AlU'wV. lMiocaa.
-toler. ...w. 'raver.
'cJcn vs. Peden.
Hello ..vs. Bovje.
H. A. SHt iKMAKEK. Proth'y.
Lbentburx. Auk. in. ISM.
We
AJIT YOU!
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
X.X
'---'!
e-ii FARM YF.EKSHES:
l-ifht, Ifitidv rn.lftrrM'. v il' Ontwenrand Out.
lait ta Urdmary i r. icli.s4.
YOU WANT
An Eiarh-h
Household S. D. Set.
Thia et eorvsti of a Ttoewood Ilandl and
f.ir inrr-n-hniaLIe bla.?e t2 KTrwslrnn. utol
- cliis-l fit-hi same: Mil i vtr-l in a neat win i
lxx. 1 iii-i tN -I is oolAut ..v UMetnl everywhere, j
around the Imuse, at the oiliee. in tlie -hop, on
ttiefr.rin. S-ut lre on receipt ef 5 .60. j
Ask iour.local Dwiler
for them, if he ha not trnt tlmm.be will pet them
f. roil, or w e itl .-n'l either on receipt of pnrs
is r.ljve. ( ita gtainp for wiw iUiuarutai cult
. ' ELLKICHT & CO-,
PUntsvllie. Conn. ., .
AGENTS
To canvass for ens of th larvast. oldest est ah. i
shed. BfcT KNOWN Nl'KSKKItS n the '
eoun.ry. M.n bheral terms. I'neuuale.. faeili.
i;e- A M KJKKV. KstaLl.sh.dl8W
m . k. r. smi ru, iiLstsi. a. x.
HEN yoa wLt JOB W OKK done call
tLla . ttice.
W
WANTED
m FOR SALE.
Ca,bri county will tell at private sale the iar
on w hich he recides four niilea cast of Carrolltown
?.?n? cJ leading. Ir-.ra aml.town to loretto.
eontainiDK U acres, about luo acres of wulch are
cleared, havlre thereon a tw-tcry Manic L
tlei.".1 lT?m l?rB- A 11 ne 'nard u on the
premises and the farm is in a trood state ol cul-
tL?" n,J " wl'- tor terms apply to
tbe subscriber on the j.remifes.
- JOHN HOOUE.
I K.LM.NS:0.V aU.BlCL, i. f. BICK.
ESTABLISHED 1ST2.
Mnstfln,Biicl&Co.
ESTABLISHED ISSS.
Carrolltown Bant.
f rw"iUf4Ts p.
T. A.
SHAREAUGH,
A. W. EUCK. Cashier, j
Cashiei
General BaniiEE Business Transacted.
uriMisiTs
Ke-lve.! payable on demand, and certiorate Is
sued oq time deposits, on which Interest wiU be
Extended to customers on favorable terms and
approved paper discounted at all limes.
t'OLLECTIOXN
Madeln the locality and npon all the banking
towns in the Tntted States. Charge moderate.
DRAFTS
Issued neitotiable In all parti of the United
states, aud lorelsin exchange le.ued on all parts
of r-uroie. .
AlCUIWT.N
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited to
whom reasonable aceomodat:ou will be extended
I atrt.usare Hlsured that all transactions shall
be held as strictly private abd oohdenlial. and
that tbey will t. treated as literally as twod
banking rules will permit.
Ke'iwtlullv.
JOHNSTON, KICK CO.
STAR SHAVIE1G PARLOR I
COR. CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS,
EBENSBURC, PA.
J. II. O ANT. I roprietor.
ryHEPiJBLlO will always find us at our place
Lol business In business hours. Everything kept
neat and cosy. A bath room bat been con
nected with the shop where the public can be ac
eommodated with a bot -or cold bath, liathtub
anJ ever thins: connected therein kept perfectly
clean. t'Lui towiu x srxcULTT.
Etenslmrc Fire teancs Apj
T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
EBEXSBURG. FA.
TOSOLIGITORDERS
For jur Chol-!e and Hardy Nursery Stork
isieady w..rk tor enrrirttlc. temperate men. Sal'
ary aud rtprniiMi.or commission if prelcr
red. 1 he businet-s ijuickly and al!y learned.
NnllMfar rnaranlcsd to customers and
axenia. W rite luiioediately for terms. laie
age. Address
K. . CHASE 4l CO.
1430 South I'enn Square, Philadelphia, r'j..
Au. iu.-2tn.
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tlLLC:
VkVtfcU-JO LIVER
'OWA.'i PILLS.
JiF.WAItE OP IMITATIONS. ALITATS
ASK FOB IB. I'lITRCrrS PET.T.KT8, OB
LITTLE 6 VGAJt-COA TED FILLS.
Be I u w entirely- TCjcctablc, thoy rp
erato without disturbance to the Fjstcm, di-t,
or occupation. Fut up in class vials, hcmieti
cally wniiiL Always fret.li and n-iiuMc. Aa
a laxative, a I ter all t r, or purgative
thw little 1'eacts givo the most perfect
aausXactioa.
SICK KBMG1E.
Rllloui Headache,
Iilzziues. tuiiHtlpa.
Kou, Indigestion,
ltllloua AttuekH.andail
dcrHnpiment of the btom
ai b nml bowi'ii. are prompt
ly relieved a'"l M-rmanentIy
eur-d bv the ie of Or.
Pierre's IMeaaant I'urtatlve Pelleta.
In explanation of tne remecimi power of tbepo
I'fllets over b Kn at a variety of diseased, it
muy truthfully l paid that tneir action Uxm
the tyswiii is universal, not a f-'iand or tisFuo
eaciipintr their emotive influence, ol.l by
druirrist,S5e.-iitBa viai. Manufaetureil att!n
Clietnicul I.ab.rutor3T .f W. .Hi.ij'ifi rieENSAUT
Medical Asisoc-iatiox, nufTalo, N. V.
Is offered bv the rnRntifaetiir-f-rs
of Ilr. Safrc'n Catarrh
Itemed), for a case of
Chronic Nasal Catarrh which,
they cannot cure.
SVJIPTOflS OF CATAnillT.-Ptill,
heavy headache, obstruction of tho nneal
passages, tiischnrg-es fulling from the lnud
into th throat, aometimcs profupe, wntery,
and acri.l, at others, tlik-k, tenat'itius, niueous.
fjurulenr, bloody and putrid: the eyes ats
vi-ak. waU-Tj, and nillained ; there is rinKiiiK
in tho ears, deafness, haekinir or eoufrliiiiir to
clear tlie throat, ex pec-torauon of offensive
matter, together wita f-ulis front nlts-rs; the
voice is changed and ha a nnsal twanr; the
t reath is olltiimve; buk 11 and tiu-lc urn im
paliwl; there is a eensution of dizziness, with
mental depression, a hacking couifii and gen
eral debility, tniiy a few ol the alx.ve-tiamed
eyinntoms are likely to be prewnt in anyone
tse. 1 houwiniis of ea-s annually, without
tnanil-stnifr ball ot tuo tiljove Fvuit'tonff. re
sult in consumption, and end in the-frrnve.
No diwusi is i common, more deceptive and
dan rous, or 18 uniierstood by physicians.
I.y it mild. s.'Othinir. nnd h-alinc proK'rlii s.
Tr. Saire's t atarrb Jfetnedr cuns llnrLworyt
;ti" S...' latarrli, "cold lit tlie liead,'
turrra, and Catarrhal liradache.
ikiJ by druggists every wLl-ix; u-uu
M('utoia Agony from Catarrb."
Trof. W. IIAU6NEIL, the famous mesmerist,
of It fiico. X. 1 writes : Sne ten years tiro
I suffered untold iwony from chrotiio nasal
cat.irrh. My family physician jrave me up aj
inrurable, and said I rniist die. My case was
auch a bad one, that very day, towards Fun
et, my voice would become Bo hoarse 1 could
bareiyspeak atove a whipcr. In the mornintr
my coUKhinir and cleunnK of my thmnt would
almost etranifle me. lly the use of lr. Suite's
Catarrh Ketnedy, in three months I was a well
man, aud the euro bas been permanent."
Constantly Ilawbinir and Spitting.''
Thomas J. KrsniNO, F.so-, tX3 Pine Street.
St. I,iui. J., writes: " 1 was a irreiit suffi -nt
from catarrh for three years. At times 1 could
hardly breathe, and wus constant lv hawking
and spitting, and for the last eight months
could nit brcatiio throutrh the noetrils. I
thought nothinir could its done for tne. Luck
ily, 1 was advtsed to try l)r. t-uv-c 8 Catarrh
Itemed', and I uiu now a well ninn. I N-licvo
it to l the only mire remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one ha3 only to rive it a
fair trial to experh-nce astouuduiif results aud
a pvruuincnt cure"
Three Bottles Core Catarrh.
" Tjj. Robbijts, Itunyan P. C-Jumbia Co
pa, says: Jly daughter bad catarrh when
she was five years old. very badly. 1 sow lir.
Sase's Catarrh Kemcdy advertised, and pni
cured a bottle for her, and soon saw that it
belpcd her; a third lottle effected a perma
nent cure. She is now eighteen years old and
sound and ucturty."
The Filler Organ'
IS THE FINEST AND BEST.
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It rtan1 ut the fcen-l of all p-rM onrnnn. The m ho
l-ire ii havr rh c-rv'tu tiould attaaint them
rtvg wnii ttf ui-rit of ttur liiMruMit'iiUs. lxn t
talt nor wrci for w h( we iu v.iMit e anl t-st oar
lrirtrTinit-titA. If n t4ul-r trhi var oraiu iu uuff
i-4fcUi'. Hnle to Uxi faitar-.
11UY TV 1T7T 1 1 1ZJX.
Address MILLER ORGAN CO.,
SiOO
r5r h silrrci
SI
YOUR OPPQSTUIITY IS III ?
Our Great Annual Sale of Oils and Ms
COMMENCES TO-DAY.
From now until the first of iSeptciiibor our atten
tion "will bo devoted to our Great Sale of QTu
and Ends, and the pul)lic will be ail'orded m
oppoilunity to purchase reliable, well-made and
honest clothing at the lowest prices ever heard
of in Johnstown. All our odd suits that were
selling right along at $10, sll and SS12
have been placed side by side on one separate
table and can now be bought for 8.50 a suit.
Our stock of $3. $:.f)0 and $1 odd pants will
now be sold for $2.50 a pair, and odd vests
worth 75c. and $1 you can buy at 50c. each.
Odd coats from $2 up ; Seersucker coats and
vests, G8c; light still hats from 75c. to $1.50.
BARGAINS IX EVERY DEPARTMENT.
WOOiLF, SOKT c& THOIS,
Leading Clothiers of Johnstown. Pa.
Watertown Steam Engine So.,
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I'AIU-UV CAPITAL
CO
SECHLER & CK
i-MAXCFACTUREUS OP
Business and Pleasure Vehicles,
Proprietors and Sole Users of Sechler-s Irrprored Perfection Fifth-Whsel.
All Work Cruaranteed am JUepremcnted.
C3TD FOB CAT AIiOG TJE.
m Our M ComMnatioa M Snn aiJ Mi
I - i-p-rr Oril E31PER0K Cl S
J - jl.. - 'ir Kill, Ki i ,m U b. or s-wr-;t o...... . k-"-'''
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CAMBRIA FREEMAN
$1.50 Per Year $1.50!,
The comlnir Natioial Citiipainu will an exci - 1
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erauoo ..i overtiHor .m.l thi-ir f.,m will t,e i1.
scrtod at tho lowest rales. 1 La fiiiKA i read
eokly by abuul 2,iM.'0 people.
THE JOB PHLNTLMIOIFKE,
cmnerted with the Kke em a N. Is one of the tsiont
eiiuiplete In the omnij. Mui HcaJ.. I.etier
Heads. Cards, Enveloj.es. :irrulars. lo.iers
1 Oftets. Programme? . etc.. etc.. will t.e printed
on short uotice. in the laiext ;ylcs and at the
most reasonable prices .
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