Ul
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auilinn 1 rccroim.
E HEM MB CUM. I-.
ocr. n, isss.
ftsivAi
' iuC.lL A.D l'ERSOXAL.
tannine accidents are gettluR numer-
r wiil!ra Jonas, of Kane, la visiting
,'rir,n! In this plc.
rtot!not.rr H. A. Shoemaker la laid
' lit, an attack of cnolera morbus. lie
improving.
jj,5 FiTUUS Lloyd, are Tiauiu
j frl.'iiHt Koe, Ta.
yr John Uiffel. of Summit, has three
C0WS nd a carriage which be will
of at private sale.
It you wi.sti gond clothing ot all kind
Ji and are March, the clothier, next door
'tr pot office. Altoora, Ta.
M s Maty Slnamus, of Philadelphia,
.ml MlMt Maunle O'Connor, of New Toik.
S vHiting friends In this place.
M- J Hnny has sold the Uvry
t h on the Mountain House property to
yf"jllSeph Piown, of this plaace. .
V Divelyt Ei., Democratic candl-
for Senator, was moving around
imonu the voters In this place on Tuesday.
.Mev.Geo. M. Keade, A.. V. Barker
j vm Evans, Eq.. were In attendance
nth Supreme Court In rittsburg this
WrrlS.
rvrny-five new styles of overcoats at
Mareb, ihe clothier. next door to the post
iv. Altoona. Ta. riices lower than the
lowest.
-The amount expended on our street
:,irps would have bought a tin lantern for
,vtry man In town and a brass one for Ui
Bjrtf, and each Councilman
-Mr. Harry Eterline returned on Wed
t,.,ly from a visit to rMinxsuUwney and
In, rrsun'od bis duties as clerk at the
Mountain House In this place.
-Tin piwt 'fti-e at Bell wood. Blair eoun
:y, was robbed early laat Friday mordns.
Spiral dollars' worth of pottage stamps
iud a few dollars in change were secured.
-Mi-Donald. Loretto. Ta , f till pays the
lucent price; for all ktnds of country pro
hn'i.T. pim. onions, beans, wheat.
I :je, corn anil oats, part cash paid If desired.
S -Kuptnrs cure guaranteed by Dr. J. R.
1 Mivr, t'l Arch "3t., Philadelphia, Ta. Ease
1 tt unce, no operation or delay from bu.M-
arse, attested by tnousands of cures after
alter fall.
-M-r. E. K. Parish and Fergus Lloyd
j iKolmi to Pittsburg next week to serve
I oir country. Tbu former as a grand juror
j i:i ttie Utter as a petit juror la the United
I u;et Court.
-Mi. Martin Ward, of this place, took
j ! departure this (Thursday) morning for
' A'tiH r.a, whence he was summoned to the
j i-5 bed of tils (laughter, Mrs. H. A. McPlke,
so I tlcsly 111 In that city.
I -Mrs. Mary Mary E. Kennedy, the
cotl.er of Dr. C. V. Kennedy, of this place,
1 i ul at hr r home In ITollidsyshurg on Sat-
a: lay of last work, aned 77 years.
! ivrn au invalid for about seven yei
Sbe bad
rears.
i -It will be well for our readers to remem
' ?. when wanting a pair of shoes for fall or
j winter, that the largest and best stock of
; boots and slios In town Is to be fonnd at
t- tie slum store of P.. L. Davis, on Julian
ji street.
i; -Mr. Lester Larimer, who has been em
! p!.yr 1 on the Pennsylvania railroad as a
ij fireman for some time past, returned to his
t. tonit In this piac on Monday last. We
h 'd- .!ertani! that Lester has given np rail-
roiilirjj.
Mrs. Stewart, one of the contestants for
t!'.i pri7 ( ffrred to the best lady rider at
lt Indiana fair last week, was thrown
from tier hoi and sustained Injuries that
say prove fatal. One leg was broken and
sbe was Injured lntrnIIy.
-A lltt.'e son of Mr. Joseph Skelly, of
fimbria township, died on Tuesday last
i:J will be burled on Filday morning In
; Catholic cemetery In this place at 9
ioIik-Ic. II is liluess la supposed to bare
i'-va caused by eating wild cherries.
The following named persons can each
I receive, a letter by calling at the Ebeosburtth
p'toiiice: M. A. Waterbouse, Miss Sarah
A. Jimri, Jotin T. Uughee and John F.
Evans. Tersons calling for these letters
!:i please stat tbey were advertised.
-We have a speedy and positive Cure
?r Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
il.'ailactie, n v,tijiou's Catarrh P.emedy. A
N'a-ai injec'nr f roe w lib each bottle. Use
: If yon desire health and sweet breath.
So s.ii.l by Ir. T. Davison.
The. Loretto Merchandise Company
offers th balanre of H eir stock of dry
Kods. boots and shoes, hnts and caps.
q ioensware an.l hardware at eost for cash
or country rnxlure. P.nr.
i, - - ...... ..a iiiucvwU MJ
W I. e company are reiuested to call and set-
i e licit accounts.
-vV. II. Powers
emrlovt ik. t.i . .
T:,M..,on Meel Works, was suffocated on
furoace gas. Powers had laid
unuer furnace C to take a rest, and
ovrrpowered by the vs emanating
f:jIU hen found be was dead. r0w
't w v, eUbteeo years of age, and lived In
lock.
-M-l)onaM at Loretto, Pa., is aeUlng off
'f::owing Hoes of good at actual ert
"pot cash or jiood marketable produrv
i-tn l s: Dry goods, flannels, Kentucky
.'"'. Udlea. misses' and cttldren'aaboee,
w t.ov-s and men's boots and sh.H. hafa
"K and clothing. tc. Now Is your time
" k' i carnaics.
-laving oid out the Oolden Fjg!e
' f v. riu,e to Mr. Stern, I have opened
Jf,ln Tn new atock. I am In O.
t s old stand next door to tne postofrlce.
W'.'.u I K . .
- ".re sioca or fjo.otK) worth of
-w caning which will be soldatwhol
--'l-riie. i aery Competition. Parti-.
' nto save money gQould cij to
fte N-fore poror-.asina- elsewhere. S. March
A toon a. Pa. '
-A shiM.tma match for a gold medal and
championehlD of CamBria. Clearfield
- l In, liana counties took place at Hastings,
tr..nty.on H-edoeMlay which resulted
f'j 'lows, distance 100 yards off hand. 23
. J. Lt. llaiues, Coalport, 250 ; P. P,
- I'sttvnie. Caleb A. (Jray,
; James Haines. 231 F E
"' -art. Cherrytree. 227; Jos. A. Cray,
ru.iiown. 2ci.
-Ves, evenna (Tuesday the drltl
i tis from reters and llawi' well at
- Hollow were brought to town, and will
'i"Pldto Butler county, where they
' bo uv,i by J. M. Gufly and Emmett
ntoMuk agaawelL Tbe drillers say
e hre was put down a distance of
f-et. but that thre U no prospect of
wtmg either oil or gas in this vicinity.
-Mr. Thomas McBreen. Jr.. last week
'""led home rrnm Philadelphia where he
k0 employed for tbe past couple of
and lnu-nds remaining bere. He will
( ee, opro pft reuurant In the
Vk'V ' "h,r" ,un,n or n"1 c
m v V ny tial ,n tb" dT nd d reas
s ,. ' 10 ln" n,nt- " hre he wilt
cr", . 1 his friend and the public
i,.'.!'..'"1' Il hv tw" dining rooms.
or
Mr. Ei? wsul Griffith, ot tils place, after
being laid up for several weeks with a sore
leg. Is no:v able to be out.
The Cleveland and Tbur man clnb of
this place will hold their next tegular meet
ing at the Opera House oo Saturday night at
8 o'clock.
Mr. James B. Zabm and Mr. George YV.
Jones, of Pittsburgh, the former a son and
the latter a sou lo law of Mr. George C. K.
Zahm, of this place, are visiting friends
and relatives in Ebensbnrg.
Judge Finletter, of Philadelphia, on
Saturday, In common pleas No. 3, sustained
tbe report cf tbe master In tbe suit of W.
II. Piper A Co. against D. Laughman A Co,
Tbe parties to tbe suit are miners and ship
pers of coal ln Washington township and tbe
question was as to tbe right of tbe defend
ant to use tbe words "Sonman Coal.' the
plaintiffs claiming a trade mark In tbe use
of the word "Sonman." Tbe master de
cided in favor of tbe plaintiffs, a decision
which tbe court now upholds.
Clarence Edmonson. yonng man res
siding In Sinking Valley, Blair county, was
accidentally shot by his brotber-in law,
Samuel Cooley, on Saturday last. Tbey
were on their Fay home from bnntlng when
a pine squirrel sprang up and Cooley raised
bis gun and fired Just as Edmonson stepped
in front of the weapon. He received tbe
full contents of the gun which entered bis
body at the Jointure of tbe pelvis with the
backbone. He died tbe next day.
Saturday night, Sept. 24 tb. tbe barn of
E. C. Nicely, of Cook township. West
moreland county, was discovered to be on
fire, and with all its contents was destroyed.
A!mot at tbe same Instant tbe earn ot
White Campbell, wbo lives within one half
mile of Mr. Xicely, was also burned. Mr.
Nicety's loss Is about (2.000. Insurance
1 1.000. Mr. Campbell's loss is about tbe
same with an Insurance of f 1,000. Both
of these fires were tbe work of an incen
diary.
On last Friday afternoon Alfred Robb,
a resident of Uyndman, Bedford county,
while carrying a double-barreled shotgun
stopped to talk to two boys, John Miller,
aged fifteen and Alfred Goss, aged fourteen
wbo were on tbeir way to school. Robb
wbo bad tbe gun on bis shoulder attempted
to lower It when the hammer caugbt In bis
clothing and falling discharged the weapon,
the charge taking effect la the faces of the
boys. Milter was killed Instantly and
Gross ran about fifty feet after being shot
when be dropped to the ground and expir
ed. Robb fainted wben be saw tbe result of
tbe accident and Is greatly prostrated.
Tbe will of Rev. William Pollard, late
of St. Mary's Catholic church. Pittsburg,
dated March IS. 1888. was filed for probate
on Tuesday. Rev. E A. Bush, ot Loretto,
and Key. Thomas Devlin, of the Holy
Cross ehurcb, Pittsburg, are appointed ex
ecutors. Fatcer Pollard directs that five
hundred masses shall be said for tbe repose
of bis soul, divides his Latin and theologi
cal works between bis executors, leaves
twelve English books, to be selected, to bia
nephews and nieces Sara b, Richard, and
Thomas Pollard and Mary Hlckey ; tbe bal
ance cf bis library and bis pictures to the
Sisters of Mercy of S- Mary's congregation.
Tbe remainder of bis estate be bequeaths
to Father Bush.
Dr. Peebles, an eminent physician of
Philadelphia, baa been in town the past
week, aud on Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings lectured ln the opera bouse
on hygiene and tbe treatment ot various
diseases. Oo the first two evenings the lee
tures were free acd the bouse was crowded
to its utmost. His lecture last evening was
to males only and be has received many
words of praise from all wbo listened to
him. Tbe doctor baa been a great traveler
In bis time. Is well versed on any topic, a
thorough scholar, and It Is a pleasure to
bear Mm speak. Huntingdon Monitor, Sept.
27, 1833. Dr. Peebles will commence a
course of free Illustrated lectures upon
health, hygiene and travels In foreign coun
tries In tbe opera boose next Monday night,
Oct- 15th.
On Thursday morning of last week
William, the sixteen year old son of Mr
Wlibelm Yinkey, wbo liven about four
miles southeast of Somerset, met with a
fatal acc.dent, while cleaning bis gun,
which ln a short time resulted In his deatb.
Tbe young man bad taken tbe gun to a loft
over the wash-house, and while In tbe act of
drawing tbe load, tbe gun went off. At tbe
time be was holding tbe muzzle toward bis
person and the force of the explosion was
ao great as to drive tbe ramrod entirely
through bis body, and It penetrated several
Inches Into the board partition back of
where the young man was standing. Tne
ramrod entered tbe body above tbe left
groin, making a ghastly wound, which
from the first lt was feared would prove fa
tal. Dr. n. S. Kimmeit, of Somerset, waa
called and did all in bis power to save the
youth 'a life but tbe wound and shock to
the system waa too much for medical skill.
He suffered a everely until afforded relief by
the doctor. He died at four o'clock the
ame afternoon. Sotnertet Democrat.
Blaemllek Iwwaanlp Iteaae.
Blacklick Township, Oct. 8th, 1888.
Ed. Freeman : I herewith enclose a few
Items from this neighborhood for your paper.
The recent raina have made tbe roads very
bad and mud abundant.
Tbe lumber firm of Roberts A Williams,
who bave a saw mill bere, met with a slight
lues a few days ago, by their engine blowing
up. Tbe loss, however. Is light and will be
repaired In a short time, but it will be a loss
lu the way of preventing tbe firm from fill
ing a numcer of bills for lumber that axe
urgently demanded.
Joseph Triser, one of oar enterprising
young farmer, got his threshing done last
week, and bU barn being so full, waa
(bilged to throw bis straw outside,
where It got badly frosted. Joaepb lament
his loss, a would any other thrifty farmer.
Grant Roberts and wife paid a flying viait
to friends In Homer, Indiana county, last
week, where they are always heartily wel
come. John Williams and wife were at tbe Indi
ana county fair laat week and report the
fair to bave been a grand success.
S. W. F.
aal4.
Every reader of th la paper to thoroughly
understand that physicians and superinten
dent of bospttala do not lend their names
to anyone to use In connection with an ar
ticle to advertise, unies. Indeed, it reflects
entM on both the name and the profession.
Yet they cheerfully Indorse Klein's Silver
Age Rye Whisky over their signatures, and
why ? Because it really Is what It 1 claim
ed for It the best stimulant now known In
the market. It Is very cheap, only 1 1.50
per full quart. Ask your druggUt for ft,
and use no other. Ooe bottle possibly may
sare a aufferer moch pain. It Is not a cure
all, as claimed by would-be competitors, but
is a pore stimulant, wlxwe equal Is not to
be found In the market Address, for fur
ther Information, Max Klein, 82 Federal
street, Allegheny, Ta.
Tala liMiUa.
Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indirection, Constipation.
Duzloesa, Loss of Appetite, Coming Up of
the Food, Yellow Skin, wben for 75 cent
we will sell theio Shiloh'a System Vltallzer,
guaiaUeed to euro them. Sold by Dr. T. J.
. Oil and A at oral Oai.
We are inclined to believe that In tbe 1
near future parties will open np a big oil
and gas field In Cambria county. Only a
few years ago It was generally believed that
no gas or oil wonld be found in Elk county,
it being broken and highly elevated and also
a spur of tbe Allegheny mountain. About
two years ago, however, they found several
big gas wells, and Just lately have struck
several good oil wells, "oil" of which ere.
ated a big excitement In one locality where
tbey are building over forty oil rigs. Ex
perts claim that tbe Indications are much
better for oil In Cambria than In Elk coun
ty or any of tbe oil fields in Pennsylvania.
Tbe pebble sand rock or oil blossom, salt
spring and oil floating on tbe water In many
places are saa Indication, and no better can
be seen In tbe world. There are natural gas
springs In many parts of Northern and Mid
dle Cambria where Its gas Is escaping, and
wells where yon can set lt on fire wben It
will burn In a nice flame. Tbe geologists
bave located three gas antlcllnals that run
through tbe country. One Is Laurel Hill
and another tbe viaduct. Tbe gas wells in
Canoe township, Indiana county, are loca
ted on the Indiana anticlinal. Tbe growth
of tbe natural gas product of Western Penn
sylvania is one of tbe moet remarkable of
tbe age. There are some thirty natural gas
companies In Western Pennsylvania, with
a capital stock of more than 125,000.000. and
nearly two-thirds of thts amount Is Invested
lo Pittsburg companies. Tbe Philadelphia
Cbartler company la supplying 19,000 fami
ly bouses and over 500 manufacturing es
tablishments. We understand that parties
holding great bodies ot oil and gas lands In
the adjoining counties have made a fair
proposition to tbe capitalists of our city,
and we bope tbey will accept tbe offer and
develop tbe territory and pipe tbe gaa to
this place, as such enterprise wonld give
our town a big boom. Altoona Timet.
BchMl Keport.
Arena
attendance.
Enrolled.
A me Lloyd....
r.me flyers
Mnllle ETaaa
Asole Jones.
K, Head.
ToUll I S I IS: S3 1711 S7 10S3M
Boom "So. 1. A class, Robbie Bolslnger ;
B class, NItie Evana. Room No. 2. A
Class, Annie) McBreen ; B elass, Ralph Tib
beet. Room No. 3. A class, Fdlth Myers ;
B class. May Davis. Room No. 4. A class,
Mary McBreen , B class, Charles Weaklen.
Room No. 5. A c'.asi", Katie Mc3reen ; B
class, Jennie Bower.
Tbe following Is the names of tho pupils
wbo bave been regular in attendance dur
ing tbe term : Room No. 1, Elmer Davis,
Arthur Evans, Harry Bennett, Joseph
Hammond, Mary Englebart, Minerva Hul
bert, Edna Dow, Edith Bai ker, Gertie Ham
mond. Lizzie Ludwig. June Davis, NItie
Evans. Annie Uitchue. Gertie Dili. Bertie
Conn ell. Room No. 2. Wellington Evans,
Peer Ludwig. Annie McBreen, Maggie Tib
bolt. Room No. S. Oertle Crouse, May
Davis, Blanche Folsom. Minnie Elrschner.
Room No. 4. Annie Frederick, Gertie
Bower, Emma Morrow, Mary McBreen,
Charles Weaklen, Fred Jones. Room No.
5. Leonard Jones, Katie McBreen, Mary
Evans. Jennie Bower, Ena Klrschner, Ettia
Klngsley, Julia ConnelL
HABBIAOE LICENSES 1SSCED.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued by tbe Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Oct. 10,
1838:
John J. Noel and Laura Glass, Munster,
Pa
Andrew A. nileman, Galli'zln and Emma
R. Burns, Munster.
Joseph Edward Litzlnger and Ellen Res
becca McDermltt. Clearfield township.
John VY. MeCool and El He Bradley,
Washington township.
Joseph Francis Glass. Head of Six. Blair
county. Pa , and Margaret Cecelia Gous-
man. Summltt, Cambria county, Pa.
Daniel Cauffiel. Sommeiset eountv. Pa
and Lizzie E. Leventry, Stooeycreek town-
snip.
Orlando S. Frazer. W 11 more. Pa., and Sal
He E. Kerr, Buffington township, Indiana
county. Pa.
Bernard E. Wise. Gallltzln township and
Millie M. Smith. Keade township.
Char lea Worhl and Annie M. Dashner,
Gallitzln.
DIED.
M'Man amy. Died at bis borne In Alle
gheny townsbip oo Friday. October 3th.
168. Mr. Charles McManamy, aged about
84 years.
Tbe deceased was one of tbe oldest citi
zens of Allegheny township and a lifelong
resident of Csmbrla county. Wben a yonng
man be learned tb e trade ot a tailor In Eb
ensbnrg. with John Dougherty, Sr., who
died In this place several years ago. Mr.
McManamy worked but little at bis trade,
however, after serving bis apprenticeship,
but followed the occupation of a farmer
nearly all bis life. He was an upright man.
true to bla principles, firm in bia convic
tions, bonest in all bis dealings, a kind and
charitable neighbor and enjoyed the respect
and esteem of all who ever made hi ac
quaintance. He waa married.but had no chil
dren and bis wife preceded blm to tbe grave
several years ago. Ills remains were In
rreJ in St Michael's cemetery, Loretto, on
Monday last, followed to tbeir last resting
place by a large number of sorrowing re ta
il Yes and friends. efuecat i pae..
M'GOTTGH. Died at bis bom la Por
taee oo Friday. October 5th. 1888, Mr. Jesse
McUougn, aged 60 years.
Tbe deceased was a well known citizen of
Portace towotblp, having - resided In that
neighborhood nearly all bla life and for a
nam ber of years was proprietor of the Ex
change hotel, at Portage. About two weeks
before bis death be waa prostrated with ty
phoid fever, and. although bis friends for a
time bad bopes for bin recovery, be gradu
ally grew weaker and hrs Illness on last
Friday night terminated fatally. His Inter
ment took place in St. Cartbolmew ceme
tery at W 11 more on Monday last. May his
soul rest In peace.
HklIOha Caaaaaaptlwa Car.
This Is beyond question the most success
ful Cough Medicine we bave ever sold, a few
doees Invariably cure the worse cases of
Cougb, Croup, and Bronchitis, while Its
wonderful success In the cure of Consump
tion Is without parallel In the history of
medicine. Since Its first discovery It has
been sold on a guarantee, a test which no
other medlelno can stand. If yon bave a
Cough we earnestly ask yoa to try it
Price 10 cents. 50 cents, and tLOO. If your
Lao irs are sore. Chest or Back lame, use
Shiloh'a roroua Plasters. Sold by Dr. T. J.
Davison.
Barklra-s Arm lea Salve).
The beet salve In tbe world for Cote,
Brulaaa, Soree. Ulcere, Salt Rbeam. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbillblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cure Plies or no pay required. It Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by E. J amea and W. W.McAteer. Loretto.
Kblleb'a CaUrrh Ktaeiy.
Shiloh'a Catarrh Hemedv. a marvelous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth,
and neadaebe. With each bottle there la
ao ingenious Nasal Iniector for th more
successful treatment of these complaints
witnout extra charge. Price 60 cent. Sold
by Dr. T. J, Davtdon.
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TJOK SALE. - ' ' .
JP liuuae aad lot In ttxnihnrc. Pa. A never
taillUK prior, stable and oacbwidtnt; oa prem-
iraa. Icqcir at E. Duiton a. fckift. .fcartlware
Store,
fctwuroarK. lct. 12, IMS.
FOU SALE.
Tbe Central Hot! la EbeaSbora toaretber
with the tamatnr will be sold at .rlTt aai.
For terms aad partlcalars Inquire ot tbe nb
scrlbcr on the premises. f.f.BEOWM.
EDenabanr.Oet.12. 188S.
t;jTOK-S NOTICE.
lisTlnc been appointed aa auditor ta de
cide npoa exceptions Sled to Ue second and par
tial account of Adam Myers, committee oi Peter
Mjers. a lonatle, and to report a distraction of
Ihe land In his band, notice if hereby g;lTaa tbat
I will sit at tbe Arbltratloa Koom ia tbe iort
House, KbcDKbore:, Pa., on Tuesday. UetoberSOtb,
laas. at ten o'clock, a. at., to attend to tbe dalles
of said appolatment, at which time and place all
penoas lotereeled niun appear or be debarred
tram comlnir In on said fand.
M. I. KITTFT.T.. And I tor.
Ebensbors;. Oct.. 13, issa. St.
IXECT.TOR'S NOTICE.
j Ieiter teMameatary on the estate or Pat
rick U. Klley, Into ot fcbentbnrr. Pa., deceased,
harms; been , ranted to tbe nnderttsrned. all per
sons Indebted to said estate are hereby noticed
to make payment to me without delay, and loose
harlns; claims aaainst the same will present
them, properly authenticated for settlement. -JAMES
KlLfcY.
Executor of P. t. Klley, dee'd.
tberwburg, Oct. 14. IMS. Su
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
fitters ot administration on the estateof
James MdwnnlU. late of Clearfield township,
deceased, hTln: been srranled to the under
slsjned. notloe Is oereoy plven to all persons In
debted to said estate to make payment without
delay. and all persons banns; claims ayasnst the
same will present them property authenticated
lor settlement to hihs. siuium
Adm'x of J sines McDermltt, dee d.
Clearfield Two. Oct. la. 1S88.-SU
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Letters ot administration on tbe estate
of Parld Hrookbank, late ol Asbnile borouicb.
deceased, havlns: been r ranted to the undersign
ed, notice Is hereby a-iren to all persona Indebted
to said estate to make payment without delay,
and all persons barlnc claims acalnsi the same
will present tnena properly auioenueaiea iur
settlement to ANNIE BKOOKBANK.
Adm'x of land Brookbank, dee'd,
AsbTlHe, Pe, Oct. Sth. IMS. St.
-VTOTICJE.
IN To tbe heirs and legal Keprefentatlres oi
liarld O'barra, deceased: Take notice tbataa
Inquest will be held at the late residence of Darid
O Harra, deeeased. in the township of Munster,
In tbe county of Cambria, on Tuesday, the SOth
day of October next, at 10 o'clock In tbe forenoon
of that day, tor the purpose of maktnsr partition
of the real estate of said decedent te and amonc
bla heirs and lesral representative. If tbe same
can be done without prejudice to or spoiling; ot
tbe whole ; otherwise, to value and appraUe the
ame aeoordlna law. at which time and plaee yoa
are requested to attend It you think proper.
Jlt?KP
OKAY. Sheriff.
Ebenibars;, Oct, 4. isss. at.
TTSTKAY NOTICE.
I!l Came te tbe residence of the
subscriber, residing In Cambria township, on or
about tbe Tth of Ausrust last, two sprlna; heifers,
one brown and the other white with brown ears.
The owner Is requested to eoae forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away, oth
erwise they will be disposed of accordlne to law.
HAJKENCE W lLLiliKA? 1.
Ebensburs;. Sept. T, 1S8S.
17STRAT NOTICE.
J j LtR tbe premises ef the subscriber la
Moxbam about the Mtb of July, a light brtndle
cow. sereu years old. srood sis, slightly mixed
with while, and alone tbe back aed beuy white
and Inside of the leys ; small turned In horns. A
reward will be airea lor Inlormatlon ol tier
whereabouts. A.J.1JO&INO.
Moxbam, Sept. 14, IMS.
i Notice Is hereby rlvea that Joseph
Hoe-ae, assignee ot M. I'. McDonald et ax lor the
benefit of creditors will make application to tbe
Court of Common Pleai on Monday, October l't.
IHea. for leave to reconvey the assigned estate and
for bia discharge as said aosirnee.
H. A. 8HOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Ebensburs;, Sept. 10, IMS. y
I7-STKAT NOTICE.
j Came to tbe residence ef Albert M. Anns
man lu Alleitheqy township. Cambria county.
en or about the 10th day of Auausc IMS. one
browa-black cow, one white spot In forehead and
one white spot on blp next tall, supposed to be
six years old. The owner will please come tor
ward and prove property, pay el antes and take
her away or aha will be dlsuoeed of according;
to law. ALBEKr AWSMaN.
Allegheny Twp.. Aug. 31, ' .
vroncE.
X Notice Is hereby given Chat the following
accounts have been Bled In the Court of (Common
Plea of Cambria county. Pa., and will b con
firmed by said court ou tbe hrt day of October,
iwi. unless nan om ioowi to ue contrary.
Account of Joseph Hogne, assignee of M. F,
McIojald et ux.
second and partial aeeoant of Adam Myers,
committee oi rater xuyers.
H. A. SHOEMAKER, Prtth'y.
. Ebensburg, Sept. lit, lBSa. . . .
tree ef Jefferson Rowland 1 In the Court of Com
vs. ! mom Pleas ol Cam
John Reese and atsa-fbiia county. No. S3
netn Heese. J Jane Term. ISSS. E. I.
Tbe undersigned having been appointed audi
tor to report distribution of the fund la the hands
vi m. .--nriru mump; inim vuo ssu Ol toe a
feodant leal estate on the above atateU writ,
hereby gives notice that he will sit at bis office
in the borough ol Uenbursr. lo asUd county, on
Wednesday. October 17th, loss, at 10 o'clock A.
at., to discharge the dutlee ol hi appointment,
wben aad where ail persons Interested shall ap
pear or be forever debarred from eomlng ln on
aid land.
DONALD E. DCFTON. Aadltor.
Sept, 3S.1S8S.
rAHTABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
Tbe undersigned will sell their farm, sit
uated In Allesrheny township, adjoining lands of
D. A. McOougn. a. J. Sell. Henry Mansfield,
and others, containing lis acres, eu acres cleared
and M well timbered with oak. hemlock, cucum
ber and hickory. A good two-stnry-plank bouse
and frame barn, together with all necessery out
buildings, a never failing spring of water and a
stream ot water running through tie farm.
There Is also 76 choice apple, pear and peaoh
trees on -he premises. The above property will
be sold at a price and terms to salt the purchaser
and a good warrantee deed guaranteed.
MARY Ft,' RT.
ANN FURY.
Jane lit.' Loretto Postoffice, Pa.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
., . ' . OF
Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of an order Isaaing out of the (Tourt
of Common Pleas ot Cambria eounty to
me dlrected.lw.il expose te public sale at the
tore room otJ.C. Noel, at Portage, en
SATURDAY, AW.
3, '8S.
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
the following described real estate. Tlx :
A piece or parcel of land situate In Munster
township, Cambria county, Pa adjoining lands
Bone. John McAtameny, floras rd Blglla.
Isaac Wiks and Joseph FretdhofT, containing one
hendred acres, more or less. Tbla land la heavi
ly timbered, aad la all underlaid with coal.
Also all tbat certain piece or parcel of land
situate In the village of Portage. Cambria
eounty, Pa., adjoining P. K. U. on tbe north
and east, lot M I. C. Caldwell on tbe south aad
lot ol A inert Davis on the west, containing three
acres, more or less, and having thereon erected a
two-storied frame dwelling bouse, a store-room
and outbuildings, all In good repair- Thla land
will be offered fur sale la Iota or ploeea, as well aa
la one whole piece.
. - .-TERMS OF SALE'S
Tea per cent, of the purchase money to be paid
at tbe time of sale, the balance of one-lb I rd at
the confirmation of sale, one third la (lx months,
and one-third ta twelve months after taecocfir
matloa et tne sale. Deterred payments te bear
interest, and to be secured by the judgment bond
and mortgage ot the purchaser.
JOSEPH MILLER.
Assignee ef John O. Noel, et ex.
- ertlmare, FaOov., JXlsss. at.
Orphans' Court Sale.
VALUABLE-REAL ESTATE.
Ty virtue of an alias order Issuing out ot the
It Orart et Cambria county. Pa., to me di
rected. I will expose to nubile sale ca the prem
ises on
SATURDAY, OCT. 27, '88,
AT 10-80 O'CLOCK A. M
tbe followtng described real estate, to wit :
All that certain niece or parcel ef land situate
In Munster township. Cambria county. Pa., ad-
Iolnlng lands of James Noon, William Oarret,
'atrtck Owens, heirs of Patrick (Vmnery acd Aa
srustlne Wills, containing fifty-four acres, more
or less, having a two storied frame houss. a bang
barn aad tho necessary outbuildings, thereon
erected. -
Tne farm Is situated close to tbe village ef
Munster, aad has a rood orchard and good. water.
. AsTEBMS OF SALE.- a
Ten per cent, oi tbe purchase money to be paid
when uie property Is sold, tbe balance of one
third at confirmation ot sale, and the remainder
In two equal payments, la six and twelve months
with Interest, to be secured by the Judgment
bond and mortgage of the purehaeer.
MATILDA FAR REN.
Adm'x of Daniel M. Farren, dee'd.
Munster. Pa., Oct. S. IMS.
llay Feeer.
suffers ought to know of Its efficacy. Ely's
Cream Bala was recommended to me as apreyeau
Ive to Hay Fever. Have been using ft lorn the
ta ef August and bave found It a specifle for
that much dreaded disease. For tea years 1 bave
been a great sufferer from August Sth till frost,
and here tried many alleged remedies, but Ely's
Cream Halm is the oaly preventive I bave ever
found. F. U. Aiuiworlii, Publisher, t&dia&apo
lia, lad.
GENERAL .
Election Proclamation I
Cii .173 t.9 Cc-z::TiIt-.
-irHEREAS,hy aa Aetefthe General Araem
II biy ef the Commonwealth ef Pennsyl
vania, entitled "An Act to Regulate tbe Uener
al Elections within tbe Commonwealth,' it la
enjoined upon me to give public notice of said
election, and te enumerate In said notice what
officers are to be elected. I. Joseph A. Uray,
High Sheriff t tbe County ol Cambria, In the
Commonwealth ef Pennsylvania, do hereby
make known and give notice to lb electors of
the eounty- aforesaid, that a Oeneral Election
will be held in the said County of Cambria on the
m or mim, l b. i:::,
(the same being the Tuesday next following the
first Monday ol said month), at which time State
and Countv officers will be elected as follows :
THIRTY ELECTORS for President and Vice
President.
TWO PERSONS for Jodre of Supreme Court.
ONE PERSON for Sheriff ot Cambria euunty.
ONE PERSON for Auditor Uensral.
t N E PERSON lor Congress.
ONE PERSON fr Senator."
TWO PERSONS for Assembly.
ONE PERSON lor Poor Director of Cambria
eennty.
ONE PERSON lor Jury Commissioner of Cam.
bria county.
I also hereby make known and give notice that
tbe places for holding the aforesaid elections In
several wards, boroughs, districts and township
within said eounty are as follows, to wit :
Tbe electors ot the dlstriot composed of tbe bor
ough of Ashvilie. to meet at the house ol D. tr.
Myers ln said borough.
The electors ol the district composed of tbe
township or Allegheny to meet at Bradley's
school house, ln said township.
Tbe electors et tbe district composed of tbe
township el Adams to meet at the home ot Dan
lei Dunmlre, In Adamsburg
The electors of the district composed or tbe
township of Barr te meet at the school house No.
II. In said township. -
Tbe electors ef tbe district com posed el the
township of Blackllek to meet at the bouse on the
property ol Simon Adam Ln BeUano, In said
township.
Tbe elect on of the district eomposed of tbe
-township ol Cambria to meet at the orBoe et Abel
Lloyd at Lloyd Springs hotel, in said township.
in electors oi tne a i strict eomposed ot tbe
borongb of Cambria to meet as follows : 1st ward.
at the school bouse ln said ward ; 3d ward, ln the
uvruuun ivcaup ia saia wsra.
Tbe electors of the aistrlet eomposed ol the
township of Carroll to meet at the bouse of John
Flick, In said township.
The electors of the district eomposed of tbe bor
ough of Carroll town to meet at the school bouse
la said boroogh.
Tbe electors of the district eomposed of the
township of Cheat to meet at school house No. 9,
In said township.
The electors of the district eomposed of the bor
ough et Cheat Springs to meet at the bouse ol
Jacob Wagner, in said bortugh.
The electors of tbe district eomposed of the
township of Clearfield to meet at school house
No. X. adjoining the village of St. Augustine, in
aid township.
The electors et tbe dlftrlet eompoeed of the
township ef Conemaugh to meet at the school
boose at Singer's, to said township.'
The electors ef the district eomposed of the bor
ough ot Conemaugh to meet as follow a: 1st
ward, at the bouse of Peter Maltale, In said 1st
ward ; 3nd ward, at the house of John S want man
ln said znd ward. -
The electors el the district oompeeed ef tbe bor
oogh ol Ooooersdale to meet at the school house
tn said borough.
The e teeters ef the district eomposed of the
township ot Croyle to meet al the school bouse la
tbe vlllageof Summerbill. in said township.
The elector of tbe district composed of the
township of Deon to meet at Richland's reboot
bouse, in said township.
. Tne electors ef the district eomposed of the bor
ough ol East Conemaugh to meet at (be sehool
boose la said borough.
Tbe electors ot the district eomposed ef the bor
augh of Ebeasburg to meet as follows : East
ward, at the office of Richard Jones. Irlesaid
ws.rd ; W est ward, ta Council Room, ln said
ward.
The electors of tfie dlatrtet compered of tbe
township of Elder to meet at the scheol house ln
tbe village fcl St. Honlface. in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ough ot Franklin te meet al the school house la
said borough.
- The electors of tbe dlstriot eomposed ol the bor
enrh of Sooth Fork, te meet at the public school
house Ne. 2 of said boroug h.
Tbe electors el the district eomposed of the
township of Uullltsia to meet at the Mountain
school house In said township.
The eleetors ol the district composed of the bor
ough ot Oallluin to meet at the school bouse ln
aid borough.
Tbe electors of the dutriet eomposed or the bor
ongb of Ornbbtown to meet at the pablto school
bona la said borough.
The electors of the district eempoeed ef the
township of Jackson to meet at the bouse of Henry
Ragerln said township.
The elector of the district eomposed of Uie bor
ough of Johnstown to meet as follows : 1st ward,
at th effice formerly occupied by Thomas a. Wal
ters, public square, 2d ward at the offloe of J. S.
Tittle. Esq . on Market street. In said ward Srd
ward. at the Mansion House, en Broad street. In
said ward; tin ward, at the sehool house lu said
ward ; th ward, at the boose ot August Welgand
ln said ward ; Sth ward, at the Johnstown pottery
ln aald ward ; Tth ward, at the office S. W. Mil
ler in said ward.
The elector! oi tbe district composed ol the bor
cugb el Lilly to meet av the aouae el Oepaart
Binder la said boroukh
- Tbe eleetors ol the district composed of tbe bor
ough or Loretto te meet at the school bouse in
sai l borough.
I he electors ol tb district composed of the
township ol Munster to meet at the warehouse ef
Augustine Durbin. deceased. In the village of
Muo.ter. In said township.
The eleetors ef the district eomposed ot the bor
ough of Mlllvllle to meet aa follows : 1st ward,
at the lockup; 2d ward, at the hoe carriage
fiuuie, iu vr:u wara.
The electors of the district eomposed of the bor
ough ol Prviieet te meet at the Council Cham
ber In said borough.
The electors of tbe district eomposed of the
township ol Portage to meet at the school bsuse
near the village ef Portage.
The electors of the district eomposed Yf the
township of Reevde to meet la the ttnshon of
Abraham ternelllua. In the village ef Olasgow,
In said township.
The electors of the district composed of thel
I township of Richland to meet at the none el
, Joseph dels. In said township. j
1 be electors of the district eomposed of the 1
township ol Stonycreek te meet at Jacoby's school
boune. in said township. j
Tbe elector ol the dlstriot eomposed ol the !
townihlp of Summerhlll to meet at school house
No. 4 In said township. ,
The electors or the district composed of the
township of Susquehanna to meet at the house of '
Michael Piatt In said townhip. I
The elector ot the district eomposed of tbe '
towashlpof West Taylor to meet at tbe school
house near James lilougb s. In said township.
1 he elector of the district eompoeed ol the
township of East Taylor to meet at the bouse of
Peter Khoades. near the Heudrick's school house.
In said township.
The electors of the district composed ol the bor
ough ef South Fork to meet at public school
bouse No. 2, ia said borough.
The electors ef the d istrict composed of tbe bor
ough ol Tunnelblll to meet at the sehool bouse in
aid borough.
Tbe electors of the district composed of the bor
ough of Wood vale to meet at the new school house
In said borough.
Tb electors of tba district eomposed ef the bor
ougn et W II more tn meet at Council Chamber ln
aid borough.
i he electors et tbe district eomposed ef the
townsolpef Washington No. 1 to meet at school
bouse No. S In said district.
The elector ot th district eomposed of tbe
township of Washington No. 2, to meet at scbe-Jl
house No. $ oa the pike leadiag from C reason te
Summit.
Tbe elector of tbe district eompoeed of the
township ol White to meet at the small store
house of John C. Ualea In said township.
The electors ol the district eompoeed of the
township ot Toder to meet as follows : First di
vision at school house No. a la said township ;
2 divls4oa at Beam's school house la said tawa
shlp. SPECIAL ATTEXTfON.v
Sec 1.
Every male citixen twenty-one years of
age. possessing tbe qualifications shall be enti
tled is vote at all elections. ,
First -lie shall have been a cltlxea of the Uni
ted States at least oa month.
Second Heaball have resided ta tbe State one
year (or It having previously been a qualified
elector or native born cltlsen of the State he shall
have removed therefrom and returned within six
months) Immediately preceding tbe election.
fourth 1 1 twenty-ooe years et ago or npward.
be shall bare paid within two years a State or
eounty tax, which shall bave been assessed at
least two months and paid at least one month
before tbe election.
Sec All elections by the eltleea shall be by
ballot. Every ballot voted (ball be aumbered In
tbe order la which it shall be received, and the
number recorded ay the eleetloa officers ou the
list of voters, op;oeite the name ef the elector
ho presents the ballxts. Any elector may write
bis name upon bis ticket, or cause his name te be
written therson. and attested by a cltiaen of the
district. Tbe election officers shall be sworn or
affirmed not to disclose bow any elector shall neve
voted unless required to da so as a witness In a
judicial proceeding.
Sen. . Electors shall In all eases except trea
son, felony and breach of surety ef the peace, be
pr.vileged from arrest during their attendance
on ac election, and In going to and returning
therefrom.
Sec. 9- Whenever any of the qualified elec
tors of the Commonwealth shall be in active mil
itary service, under a requisition from the Presi
dent of the United Stales, or by authority from
this Commonwealth, such electors may exercise
the right of suffrage In all elections by the cio
tena, under such regulations aa or shall be pre
scribed by law, as lull as If they were present at
their usual place of election.
Sec 7. All laws regulating the holding ef
elections sball be uniform throughout the State
but no elector sball be deprived of the privilege
ot voting by reason ol bla name not being regis
tered. Sec A. . Any person wbe shall give or promise
to give to any elector any money, reward or ether
valuable considerations for his vote at any elec
tion, or for withholding the same, or who shall give
or promise to give such consideration to any other
person or party for surb elector'! vote or for the
withholding thereof, aad any elector wbo shall re
ceive or agree to receive for himself or another.
any money, reward or other valuable eensidera- j
Uoos lor his vote sball at any election, or tor with- i
holding same, thereby toruiu tbe right to vote
at such elections ; and an elector whose right to
vote shall be challenged for eeh eaasa before the
election officers, shall be required te swear or al
arm that the matter of tbe challenge Is nntrae
before his vote shall be received. -
See. B. Any person wbo shall while a candi
date for office be guilty el bribery, fraud or wil
ful violation ot any election law shall be forever
dtfqualiaed from lidding any office ol trust or
pront within his Commonwealth ; and any per
son convicted ot wilful violation of any election
laws sball. In addition to any penalties provided
bylaw, be deprived of tbe right ot lura;e aaso- j
lutely fer a term of four years. I
bac. 13. For tbe purpose oi voting &o person I
hail be deemed to bare gained a residence by
reason of his presence, or lost it by reason of bis
absence, while employed In tbe service, either
civil or military, ol this State, or of tbe Vnlted
Slates, or on tbe seas, or while a student ef any
Insulation ef learning, nor while kept In a poor
bouse or other asylum at public expense, nor
while confined In public prison.
Sao. 14. District election boards (ball consist
ol a judge and two Inspectors, who shall be chosen
annually by the citizen. Each elector shall have
the right to TOte for the judge and one Inspecto-.
and ucb Inspector shall appoint the clerk. The
first election board ot any new district shall be
elected, and vacancies ln election boards filled
aa shall be provided by law. Election officers
shall be privileged from arrest upon day ot elec
tion and while engaged ln making up and trans
mitting returns, except upon a warrant of a court
of record or judge thereof, for an election fraud,
lor felony, or lor wanton breach ef the peace. In
cities they mar claim exemption from jury duty
during tbeir terms ol service.
Sac. 16. No person shall be qualified to serve
a an election officer wbo shall hold or wbo shall
bave held an office or appointment or employ
ment tn or under the government of the United
States, orot this State, orol any city or eounty.
or any municipal board, commission or trust in
any city saveonly tustice ot the peace and al
derman, notaries publio and persons In the mili
tary eervlce of the State; nor shall any election
crheer be eligible to any eivll office to be filled at
ao election at wnicn be Shall serve, save only to
such subordinate municipal or local officer, be
low the grade ol city or county officer, as shall be
designated by law.
And also the following Acts of Assembly bow
In force in thl State, vis :
ACT OF JANUARY 30, 1373.
San. 4. Tbat all elections hereafter held ander
tbe laws of this Commonwealth, the polls shall
beopened at I o'clock a. m.. and close at 7 o'clock
r. at.
Sac. 8. Whenever there shall be a vacancy fn
an election board on the morning of election, said
vacancy ihall be filled ln conformity with exist
ing law.
Tbe At of Assembly, entitled "An Act relat
ing to the election of this Commonwealth." pass
ed July 2. 187S, provide as lollow t Wit:
That tbe Inspector and Judge shall meet at
the respective plaoen appointed for holding the
election In the district to which they respectively
belong, before T o'clock In tbe morning of Tuesday,
November tth, and each said Inspector cball ap
point one clerk, who (hall be a qualified voter of
such district.
In ease the person who shall have received the
second highest number ot votes for Inspector shall
not attend on the day of an election, then tbe
person wbe shall bave received the next highest
number of voles for judge the next preceding
election shall act as Inspector ln fcls place. And ln
case tbe person who shall bare receive J the highest
number of votes lor Inspector shall not attend, tbe
person elected judge shall appoint an inspector in
his place. And In ease the person elected shall
not attend, then tbe Inspector who shall have re
ceived the highest aumberf votes sball appoint
a Indue ia his plaee. and it any vacancy shall con
tinue in the board for the space et one hour after
the time fixed by the law lor tho opening ol tbe
election, the qualified voters ot the township,
wara or district lor which anch officers have been
elected, sball elect some one of their number to
till vacancy.
MODE OF VOTING.
The attention of all qualified voter la directed
to the following Aetot Assemby regulating the
mode of voting In this commonwealth :
CHANUEIN MODE OF VOTINO.
An Act regulating the mode of Toting at all tbe
elections In the several counties of the Com
monwealth, approved March 30. 1809 :
S xv. 1. He lt enacted by the Senate and House
ol Represenatlves of the Commanwealth ot Penn
sylvania In Oeneral Assembly met. aad la here
by enacted by the authority of the same that tbe
qualified voter of the several counties ot this
Commonwealth at the general, township, bor.
ough or special elections, are hereby authorized
and required to vote tbe tickets printed or writ
ten or partly printed or partly written, severally
classified as follows ; Oue ticket sball embrace
the names of all Judges of Courts to be voted lor.
and be labeled "Judiciary;" one ticket shall em
brace tbe names of all State officers to be voted
lor. and be labeled "State;'' one ticket shall em
brace the names ef all county otflcers to be voted
fur. and be labeled "County," one ticket shall em
brace all the names of all township otUeers to be
labeled "Township; one ticket shall embrace tbe
names of all borough officers to be voted for. and
be labeled -Borough:" and each class shall be
deposited in a separate ballot box.
lvaa under my bnd. at my office in Ebens
bnrg. this Sth day ol October In the year of
our Lord one thourand eight hundred and eighty
eight and the independence ol the United states
el America the one hundred and twelith.
JOSEPH A. liHAY. Sheriff".
Sheriff's Office. Ebsnsburg, Out. 8. 1SS.
E5TRA.Y NOTICE.
Strayed away from Olen White. Pa.,
about July 1st, a black cow with white spots,
while belly, aad -crumpled hirna. A satis lac
to.-y reward will be paid for Information ol her
whereabouts.
Address MICHAEL MAZENKO.
Klttannlnx Point, Blair Co., Pa.
Aug. 10, 16s.
FARM FOR SALE,
The subscriber residing In Carroll township,
Cavbrla county will sell at private sale the farm
on which he resides lour miles east of Carrolltown
oe the road leading from Carrolitown to loretto.
I containing 10 acres, about luO acres of which are
cleared, having thereon a two-stcry plank L.
house and frame barn. A One orcnard is ou the
premises and the larm Is in a good state of cul
tivation and is well watered, t or terms applj to
the subscriber on the premise
JOHN HOaCE.
STOKE PROPERTY FOK SALE.
One of tbe best store stands tn Loretto. Pa , Is
offered at private sale with stock and fixtures.
Apply to I.reUo Merchandise Co., loretto, Cam
bria eounty. Pa.
loretto. Sept. 21, IS-tS.
Tbe tmotment of many thousands of case
Of tfiotxj ciirutiic v.-catLl':s and ujUrs3;i'.g
ailments peculiar to fi-iMult-a. at the Inmlids"
llou-l and Kurg-ical ln-.iat.Ui. UurTalo, N. Y
has afTor-i.! a vt-t ojc-riotjee in nicviy nda't
lxi ir and tuoro'ihiv- frying- remedies' X or the
cure of -)uid'8 """Hilar mais In-.
Ir- Pierce's I'arorlto Proscription
ia the outrwth. or rivtiiit. ,r this gront Hnd
valuable crptrion'm. Thousands of toiimo
nils. rooniv-d fn.iu putimiis and f i-oin ptiyFi
ciaua vuu have t'.-sul it In tle mor mstcYa
vatod and or!tiimt crttxw wlii'.tii bad tnf1i'd
tnuir skill, prove it to b tbu mmt wonderful
rcmfvly evr devised for tl relmf and cure of
auffiYiiig woiai n, lt ii not r-coimm nil-d aaa
"cure-all." but aa a ii-t perfect apccillc for .
woman's peculiar ailiiK-uto.
Ae a. powerful, invigorating tonic.
It Imparts strength to the wholn system.
and to the womu and it appendages in '
part iexil.tr.
i un-down,"
For oriTworkfti, "worn-out,
' uehiiitntod tt-acliora. milliners.
nrrinar. aoamBiri--, nup-iririv liouno.
kocpers. nursiDg mothers, and feoble women
eiMiornliy. lr. Plen-e'e l'avorilo I'resoriptiun
i the grrafcet onrthly brum. winr unoqualod
as as aipciuini cordial and n-stmati ve tonic
Aa at soothing; and etrcnstlienliia;
nervine, -favorite Preaeriptiou " ta une-
aualed and ia liivniii.thle in niinj ing and sub-tiing-
nervous excitability, irritability, ex
haustion, prostration. Iiyterm. spasms and '
other bistremintr. nervous symptoms coro
tuenly attendant upon functional aud orp-anio -disease
of the womb. It induces rcfreeblng
alocp aud relieves mental anxiety and do
epondeiicy. Dr. Pierre's Favorite TPrcecrlptlon
Is a legitimate medicine, cnrofully
compounded by an oxiierieneed and skillful
physician, and adaptml to woman's delicate
organization. It ia purely roffete.hle in ita
composition and perfectly harmless In Its
effects ia any condition of tbe system. For
morning aicknesA. or nausea, from whatever
causo arising, wenk stomach, indigestion, dys
pepsia and kindred symptoms. Its use, in small .
dose. will prove very beneficial.
M Favorite Prescription la a potl.
five cn re for the most complicated aud ob
stinate oasos of Iniicorrnea, ext-eirfiive flowing,
painful menstruation, unnxtural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling of tbe womb, weak back,
female weakness,"' ante version, retroversion,
boaring-down sensation. cLronio congestion.
Inflammation and ulceration of the womb. In
flammation, pain and tenderness in ovariea,
accompanied with ' internal heat.
Au at regulator and promoter of funo
tlonal actiou. at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood. " Favorite l're
ecription " is a perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produoe only pood results, it Is
equally efficacious and valuable in its effects'
when taken for thooe disorders and derange
ments incident to that later and most critical
period, known a Th Change of Life."
Favorite Prescription," vhm taken
In connection with the use of Dr. Pierco'a
Golden Medical Diaeoverr, and small Inxnrive
doses cf Dr. Pierce's Purgative rutets (Little)
Liver Fills), cures Liver, Kidney end tlladder
diseases. Their combined use alao rcmovea
blood taint, and abolishes cancerous and
scrofulous humors from the ey-m.
"Favorite Prcsrriptioii is the only
medicine for women, sold by druirgiftn, under
at poaitlve faarantrc, from the munu
lecturers, f hat it will giro satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. This g-uaran-tee
has been printed on tlie bot tie-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Largo bottlen (100 doses) 1.00, or alx
bottlea lor $5.00.
For larire, illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
women (lot) pages, paper-covered), scud ten
cents tn stamps. Address,
- World'; Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Plain su BITFJLO, S. V,
Etensturii Fire InsnrancB AEeucy
General Insurance Agent.
EBEXSBURG, HI.
FltOMBES MAY
BUT 'TIS rffi'ORlIAKCES THAT KEEP Tlliill.
Performances not promises have placed us at
the head , of the Retail Clothing Business in
Western Pennsylvania, and established for us an.
honest name that no upstart competitors can
ever blot out. AVe have promised to sell thy
citizens of Cambria and surrounding countic
this Fall the cheapest and best clothing that tho
country can produce, and now extend a cor
dial invitation to everybody to come and ex
amine our grand new stock, compare our prices
and give us their candid opinion whether wo
are in position to fulfil our promises. Our Fall
Suits and Overcoats are grand beyond descrip
tion. Our prices are too low for any competi
tors t3 reach.
BARGAINS IN OVERCOATS.
WOQLF, 'SOJSr & TKOMiLrB,
Leading Clothiers of Johnstown, Pa
Watertqwn Steam Engine So.,
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to
sTV pn raa n n pen nz-jA
IAXIFACTVRCRS OF
Business and Pleasure Wekicles.
fropristors end Sola Users cf Sechier's Improved Perfection Fifiii-WbsEL
All Work UMiraceef Jl represented
cr-r, poH CATALOGUE.
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Central Way mid
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Vr jar
rw m rff oa la a iiu-vo wopornoo
lAJaMlmtt w sxtmh rL.M k & fnii trTs t
rLnnt and vtiro nwrbomrl ta bnnAUi br mm at
SEWIKAi PASTILLES.
A kJtu4icvl Ocr-ft f tat NtiiBiDfthi! Itr. i M-traotrt
ttMkDMIBrll'Jifalr-nl IaM-a n rmnffor i.1 id- -
9te Ard Mea. T-MteJ for KifLhtYffrs ia issr.y
thPTiaiii 4 tlwir abcolntsftlr raatv9 prm;ft-e7
and brokren down men to th lail npyxKntof
Mrtfct jud full Mulr8uttjrthand Vinorooa JlotUi.
To Lbotsve wbo outtT from tne mmnj tcore d irjas
rroaichfc shcm by Indifcmtioix. fcii-owim, 0rr-Firiil
Wort, or too trmm Indaijrirsas, r mk. (.baat yen tatpl ns
yrar titvzzM with riU(fnerit of ymir ttxmbln, .uid aecqT-o
RUPTUREO PERSON'S can tiara FREE
.LJ0HXS:M, LJ.BCCE. 4. 1 . KCL
ESTABLIDED 1872. 1 ESTABLISHED ISSS.
Maston.Bnct&Co.
Carrolitown Eank,
BANKEHS. rae.atfss.em Ti.
K W. BUCK. Cashier, j Cashier.
General' Baniing Bssiness Transacted.
The lollowinfr are tae- principal features ol a
general bacaiuff business : -
DEPOMTS
Keoelred payable on demand, anj Interest bear
ing certificates Issued to time depositors.
LOASS
Extended to ens torn era on larerabls tetms aad
approved paper discounted at all times.
COTLLrCTIOXN
Made In the locality ana open all tha banklnir
towns la Uie United States. Charges moderate.
I RAFTS '
latned negotiable In all parts of tha TL'nlted
Mtates. and forelno exchaage issued on ail parts
of Luro; e.
ACCOt-JfTS
t)f roerrhar.ts. farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation willt extended.
I'atmns are assured that all tnnu,.Hln .ball
be held as strictly private and c inn.lcntlal. aud
that thej- will be treated as liberally aa gwod
banking rules will perau.
KeTectllly.
JOHNSTON. lit I K Ar CO.
SALESMEN WANTED
TO St.U KUKSEKY tsTtH'K.
Profitable employment for honest, cnemetic
men, either on salary or commission, expenses
paid. A One outfit furnidhed each salesmen.
The business easily lenrnd. We crow all the
new and rare raTieites of Fruit and iru.irueotal
trees. Write for terms. HUUl'Ksi. Hint fc.
THOMAS. Maple Are.. K arteries, Weit Chester,
Pa. Established 1S53.
Sept. 14, issg, lm. ' .
CUraPCsT rand BENT. rl-eu Krrnctd
HOLMAK'S NEW PARALLEL BIBLES !
paib. Over ariOO.Fufii Ifrofcd. Air'ts wanted
iree. WV Circulars J. tloluiauiV Co, i'hllia
E5EE
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W. "Tf- r-i-iss' riSv tt'SSia a.1,l..M huJ no ml. 4 vl t UIVAVTIIP l.lll I
-VV;1 siiSS tr wh.re ynu lie " J a. .iV. Illb llllAl
Beo.W.Claflin&Co..5-i&58DTiaae St.. New Yort.
GET
rc. JIau itjtt:t tirat'if of
STEAM
End DUslEtte
Of AU JCin7s.
Write for Cataloguo.
bTOCK, $300,000.
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WILL ri''FI-I'. u-c ir.:
Impure a-J I'nwho;. .
b. mc Krlricrutors whu
z.rc lined v.-iih v.-ni' n.
rJC fj
suiu oiiirr 1..CL41S. that cause .'iLSiric ir.njMc ar
children's diacasce by hunting iuu, :t
tbey uii get
REFRIGERATORS
LINED WITH . "
Sisnewire and Indurated Fi&ra,
which arc free from absorption, common, an :
am- firiTa-i.i cf fol-R'.ti otitic- and al
XHOICOt ;I1I,V KtMTAK V.rronoin
cal ol u-c, and proautc I' W tcmic-raturcs ?
Catalogue irivinir fi.i! xp Iain: ions ami iif
o.i.i..i urn ic in iiica iree on ai-i-licaiion.
Address the manulacturcrs.
fiOS..
JelToi-on H root,
CLITV'ELAND, OHIO.
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wui tv. itmuu n to iUsitZtJSa. or ex.-..-; .
of ifnMseBit3re .a tr,r f V .. 2
vmBiilM mauicftl priripf. By d r
at ?i -rr Wieuenrsaifi fell v.Uiou; diar. 'I he Btur-i
Irisftxc' 7ruDf-!MMi tne iiurrn orr-Uiun rvc,rej. Thi
ra;.UsxJhrssUiri sai nntm s-. I - aiatiien l'k- al.at r.t. a
rwwvavirajiuiju:.. rpsj. v suiksl LKHI TmJ4Us twu
H AJJRES ttEMEOY CO., Kre
-a n . xentti rtrevt. BT.I.OTJI3. V"
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OutHbi CcmtinitsGn M Rm aril W.?
Vs hsre tl bft tv.--. bs-rel rembinetifin frnn TTlKfie. Jl rv-f
"V 3 Prcecli l.tBrt-r fur rfLMI V-i,ul In i.ln.rf.. tif run, .'l
CM.,. In.,. .now,, ...a ,'lf VM ll'll 2IIVJ
w ,w J4JI1 1J1IUIV l C, ,
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
E-In. FAF:1 WHEHCHES.
Uo'Ut, Ilandy anil Slrony. will Outwear an I 0"r
List two i.mi1iu.i j- A tcii,-!is.
YOU WAKT
As Ei-Lurcn
Household S. D. Set.
This wt cc.irfst .f a. V. -(--,od Ii..i:.!l
f.llir- itlt.-l'li!AlPt':lil. I.!.l.!. t r...-
hi-lsi fitting K.U110; all iiu-k ,1 in n pst -lx.
'1 hi t.. is c.nstai.OT nful cvrrvn n,-ar..-.i!i.l
ihe 1ioiip. at Uu. o(T-, j:1 tiie Ikp
lUef xrin. S'lit in tm r?cr'j.i of g CO
Ask Your Lorn! Doalcr
f irtln . if li.. h.n nrt ,.t i'.,. in.b. will ,-t
f. ,r i,:: . , .. v. . ,,1 .s.,, I .,. p , u r.-i- - .-
ill, . .;n(to;ifr . ,,r iliut,VtKUV-i.
st-ywe.
1ZLLP.ICII & CO.,
Pla:iTS.iiif!, Conn.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
LOEETTO. TA,
IN CH AllOK OF
FRANCISCAN BR0T1IE11S.
Board and Tuition
for the Scholastic Year, $i:0ft
t MarcU lih, U-S6. tf.
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