r.l)KUI BJ. PA.
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LOCAL A.VD rxnsoxAL.
5e.rn.iots t EckenroUe A Hopple's,
tf.iitedMO bushels oo,t chestnuts at
on.via . Loretto. Ta.
c a Diamond, postmaster at Summer
.,7MS'in townoo Thursday.
Mr J K. Sbryocs. of Wilmore visited
H in IMS pU
1 srtM.n for killing wild turkeys
' 'in on Monday last. October 15th.
... Michael Bracken, one of Uallltilo'a
. W 1 TTorr rf this.
t ,m Kirr. i"'" -t
... h.,.nM from Johnstown on a visit.
Wiinni reason shot a very fin doe at
t, Cambria county, last Thursday
Mi s U.'bfcea liuode and ner brother.
"lfriv 'f L-vicaster. visited Miss Carlott
JJI,j,;'.f tMsp'.ace, this week.
pr s. M. Kern, a well known pbysl
" of M'nHre, died at hl home In that
veon MomlsT the C5ln ear ? h!9
"Mrr- li- T. Shield and Geore-i W.
no
well known Dusiceas men i
;j our cftice a short visit on
!i til..
lan
ivv Father Frrii. Kitt!l, pastor of the
f.",','-' .oncrenatiut at lloilldajtbura.
lt,.dli!i mother. Mrs. William Klttell. of
U;i place thin work.
ta-ket of cookies aud a sack of flour
M?Htoleii fi..m the cellar of Mr. John Ben
trf. rrnj-rietor of the Cambria House, this
p:sre. oil Kri.l.iv last.
'-Mm. !rah Pavls. of Wllkesbarre and
trt'dnuhter. Mrs. Dr. Zimmerman, of
jl,i,.,town are visitinn frleous and relatives
in lint place "d vicinity.
-John Green, of Altoona. a brakeman on
tar. li- R wa killed In the lower yard
it that place on Wednesday while In the
,rtof ranking a coupling.
Mr. ti Lloyd, formerly foreman of
ttc k-rall in this place, took his departure
tot Johnstown on Monday, where he has
ncfpted a pohition In the Tribune office.
-For fall nJ winter goods go to Ecken-rWsA-
lTopple's, Carrolltown.
-The brick yard and dryitig shed of J.
K. Vaughn A Sons In Altoona was destroy
ed by fire on Saturday last. The loi? on
machinery and fixtures U estimated at f 10,-
-The ball that was to take place at Mc
Coy' Loretto Uouse. on Saturday, the 20ta
lent., I indefinitely postponed on account
of the sudJeu death of a sister of Mr. Mc-
Committee.
-A syndicate has pu rc based for 17.CO0, of
Waer .fe BU. 2 000 acres ef timber land
InOarfleld county, which contains 30.000.
OOWeetof timber, one-third of which Is
Rupture core Runranteed by Dr. J.B.
Miyr. s'l Arch "t., Philadelphia, Ta. Ease
tuiire, no operation or delay from bosl-
a-s. attested by thousands of cures after
otVrs fail.
-Hon. Edward Callahan, of Scottdale,
WMtoioreland county, and Miss Ella
U,mie. of Allegheny township, Cambria
county, were mat r led on Monday at Loretto,
by Kev. Father Euh.
On Munday mornina some of our ener
g!!e citiz-ns took It Into their own bands
tc clean the four street crossings at th "di
tn nd" In this place. They deseryo tho
th.ai.k4 of the public.
deorae Miller, of (Irubbtown, while
cnttina wood In Souier-tot county on Wed
ne't.lay last was struck by the limbs of a
faUtuii tret and Instantly killed. He wtl
about twenty years cf ae.
A company of capitalists Is building a
aw mill at Curwenville, Clearfield coun-
:y. that will have a dally capacly of 100,
iW fct of lumber, employing loo mec and
u auitiy more In the woods.
Colonade How, an old landmark In EV
fr.'.iur on Centre street will soon be a
tl.jiiuf the past. The O'Hara Dro'e, the
yrciit ovum are having the offices re
mnmed to make way for a new building.
Uev. Father Molyneux, assistant pastor
of St. John's church, Juhntown. has been
not,n.-d of hWtran.f.T to St. I'auI's cathe
dral, I'ittshurh. and t!int he Is t be uc
Ceedd at J.ihti.ttown by Fa'.her Di'ony. cf
the cathedral.
W. Kr-ith nicies, whose home Is at West
HuntUisdon. was killed on the railroad at
Tyron... nn Tvies4iy last, while attempting
toboar.iapw.r. fr.-!kl,t train. Hoth lets
were mi-hod helow tlie kne and his left
hand ws had'- msnj'i'd.
We have a vP,,.,!y ,r-ll p,t,iv, ture
for Catarrh, rvpM! ..-rJa. Canker Mouth, and
Hea.lache. In h!lh Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector fre with faih Uttle. Ue
it If you uVsirn .Mth tn,( t breath
rn.-e r.a cenu. .si,i hy ir. T. J. Dsv!on.
-If in need or fall and winter goods (to
to FVker.ro.!, Jc iroppl', Carrolltown.
-Mrs. S. a. Thompson, cf Aliecheny
i ty. wife of Oeortfe Thompson, of the ritts
turj Western Locomotive Works, and a
tii!der or Mr. John T. WiUlaniH, of Cam .
1" a h.wriship, accompanied by her li,tiret
!" little kon, Johnnie. l vlsltlna friend. i
tin vicinity.
-The Loretto Merchandise Company
rs the balance of their stock of dry
rl. booU and shoes, bats and caps.
5nware and hardware at coet for cash
"f country produce. Tersous Indebted to
l-e company are requested to call and set
" their accounts.
Thls has been a great potato year for
t of the Centre county farmers, some of
era having raised as high as too bushels to
tt acre, and from 200 to 300 bushels Is
TJltecowmon. Totatoes are being put
ttecarsat Centre hall and Coburo for "5
e.tabu.shel.eilV,,nfe Watchman.
Mlsa Mamie Shoemaker an.l Miss Chris
tina Bearer, two of Ebenaburgh's most ami
able young ladles, returned borne yesterday
(Tuesday), after a hrlef visit to the city as
Kuior air. and Mrs. Thil. McDonald
Ml'm Fifteenth avenue, uncle an.1 aunt of
young lady first named. -Altoona Timet.
-McDonald at Loretto, Ta., I, selling off
"following lines of goods at actual cot
potcash or good marketable produce
Allows : Dry g.s, fl.nnels. Kentucky
Wns. ladlPs'. mksea and children's shoes,
wo bov's and men'. b.ots and shooe. hats
W and clothing, etc. Xow Is your time
et barualns.
-The meting for the purpose of organ
nan Agricultural Association, to bave
he!doo Wednesday evening was ad
Th. Unt" Tu"sdy. November 13-.h.
Cl'!mnm Po"tad to report on a
Ubi, upturn waa unable to make a re-
' uu ount of the absence of
u( he land.
the own-
-.-The
residence of W. Horace Rose, Esq.,
. cum nre on Tuesday after
m M1M111E I -I.U.L ...
, "Da tbe flames
turn uunciaog and rurol-
9vT coo-lderaUy damaged by fire and
Vm' .Th" 0r" !" uppoeed to have origl
tW, nntur'11 Ks- Mr. and Mrs.
tit. t!a4 visiting reU-
lu Bedford county.
The (argent and finest line of fall aud
winter dress goods ever brought to Carroll-
own Is now being shelved at Eckenrode &
Ilnripln's.
-William R. ITuahes, of Carroll town
j ship, met with a severe loss last week.
I Two fine horses died within a few days of
each other, tbe one arter being sick for
some time while the other took sick sudden
ly and died. Two large hogs belonging to
Mr. riuahes also took sick and died. Mr.
ITughes valued bis team at 1300. We are
sorry for bis misfortune.
Mrs. Eleanor Evans, mother of Thomas
D. Evans, of this place, died at the residence
of ber daughter Mrs. Ella Edwards, in
Johnstown, an Saturday last. Iter re
mains were brought to this place on Tuess
day and Interred In Lloyd's cemetery along
side of those of her husband David Evans,
who died In this place several years ago.
She was about 76 years of age.
-Mr. John D. Hughes, a well known
citizen of Johnstown and a former resident
Of Enenshurg. who In partnership with
David J. Evans carried on the tailoring bus
Inees In this place over a quarter of a cen
tury ago died at his home In Johnstown cn
last Friday evening, aged 69 years. Mr.
Hughes was a veteran of the Mexican war
having been a metrber of tbe old Cambria
Guards.
On last Saturday morning a prominent
Democrat of this city, posted ?500 In the
First National Park to await the posting of
a like sura from some Republican on the re
sult of tbe approaching election. Tbe Dem
ocrat wagers that Cleveland will be elected.
So far the Harrison men bave failed to back
their man with the money. The .'500 Is still
In the Bank Where are the Harrison
backers? Johnstown Democrat.
On October 6th Edward Chatham, of
Altoona. aged ten years, was struck on the
bead with a stone thrown by Joseph Dillon,
aged seventeen. Ha was rendered uncon
scious by the blow, but soon recovered,
apparently, and was about as usual urtll last
Saturday, when be complained of a pain In
his head. The pain increased, lock Jaw set
In. and on Sunday the boy died. A post
mortem examination was made, and the
physicians announced that death was tbe
result of tbe wound.
McDonald at Loretto, Pa., takes the
cake for selling goods cheap for spot cash or
trade, a follows : 20 yards calico for Jl.OO.
20 yards of plaid dress goods for 1 100, 16
lards of plain (all colors) dress goods fl 00,
10 yards plain alpaca (1.00. 8 yards plain
cashmere fl.fO. 8 yards Kentucky jeans
fl.OO. 13 yards srnghatn flOO. IS yards Can
ton flannel ?1 00, ehlldrens shoes from 60
to $1 00, misses' shoea from 75 cents tofl.50.
ladles' shoes from fl 25 certs to ?2.00. boys'
boots from fl.OO to f 2 00, men's boots from
$2.50 to (3.50, and always pays the highest
prices for good marketable produce.
We are informed that a young lady of
this place, who was the possessor of a most
beautiful bead of hair, sold It recectly for a
handsome sum. She used the proceeds for
tbe purchase of a handsome winter hat and
other articles of ornamentation. Sucn In
stances are not as rare In theee parts as one
would euppose. A lady from tbe east visits
this section of the country regularly and
usually goes away with a One supply of cat
nral hair. The ladles wbo thus part with
one of the most beautiful of natnre'scharms
are extremely anxious that tbelr names
shall not be known ; and we do not prrpose
to give tbem away. Indiana ifesttvger.
Three wagon loads of young men resid
ing In the country, who are far enough be
hind tbe age to Imagine that Harrison and
Morton have a show for election came to
town on Wednesday night, and, accom
panied by the Ebensbarg cornet band par
aded tr rough the town. They were an or
derly and well behaved crowd of young
men, most of them too young to vote aud
not old enough to know better. Three
weeks from now their tall feathers will
drop, and by the time another presidential
election comes around they will learn wis
dom with age, and if they appreciate good
government will be found voting tbe Demo
cratic ticket.
Sister de-Sales, O. S. B-. aged about 4.1
years, known to the world as Miss Kate
McCor. dld In Allegheny city on Tuesday
last. Deceased Joined the order named
about seventeen years ago and entered the
Convent In Carrolltown. For a number of
years she taught one of the schools In Car
rolltown, and by her amiable and kind dls
position woo the hearts of the children un
der her tuition, and tbelr parents, who will
mourn her death as a member of tleir own
families. Deceased was reared In Alle
gheny township, where we understand ber
parents ftill reside. Her remains were
taien to Carrolltown and wilt be Interred in
SL Benedict's Cemetery to-day (Friday)
May her soul rest In peace.
1.1 i
f Sw Nabarrlbera frwm Xrtta-
frn fsMhrla.
Since last week the following named new
subscribers bave been added to the large
list wbo read the Fbeemax :
Mrs. B. A. Blum.
Ijiwrence Stitch.
V.. C. McComble.
Martin Farahaugb.
P. J. Dietrick.
Edward Jlucr.
Hon. J. J. Thomas.
John W. Miller.
C. A. Luthr.
Win. II. KIIy.
Frank J. Haug.
J as. P. Hoover.
Jan V. Scanlan.
John S Wetzel.
P. L. Eck
(ieo. A. Yost.
Matthew Weak land.
Archie Kirkpatrick.
W. C. Luther.
;. C Bearer.
Cere tine Strittruatter
Wm. Mvers.
James Stoltz.
C. A. Farabaugh.
J. C. Luther.
John J. Weakland.
Andrew Illig.
Daniel Buck.
John Duulap.
Philip Giasser.
Otto A. Glasser.
Catharine MAnalty.
Simon P. Uuber.
James Harbrldgo.
Chri&otom Luther.
Baker.
Wm. A. ItefTner.
r-or. I. A. Harvy.
Henry J. Bebe.
Geo.
M.
MARRiiur. LirEnwrja MM'r.n.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 17,
1SS8:
Mich3e! Hesslcs and Mary Gilbert, Johnsx
tow n.
Frank Cooksley and Jennet Craw, South
Fork.
Thomas Monoghan and Mary GUlighan,
(allitzln.
George Prltxeh and Lucy LaugQel. Wash
ington township.
Stephen A Cooper and Lucy Bender,
Clearlield township.
Albert Grove and Lulu Colbaugh, Jackson
township.
Edward Callaghan, Scottdale. Pa., and
Lli-'n M. Hoffue, Allegheny township."
Robert L. Rankin and Jennie K. Carter,
Johnstown.
Wuiium Lowle and Alice A. Watklns,
Gallltzin township.
Frank P. Dawson. Gallltzin and josle
fevmnre. Loretto.
Lewis B Goughnour and Pbaltsta Reed,
i.at Conemangh.
John W. Gaston, East Conemaugh and
Mary C. Slmmorvs, Jackson township.
Vaantrd.
Every reader of this paper to thoroughly
understand that physicians and superinten
dents of hospitals do not lend their names
to anyoue to use In connection with an ar
ticle to advertise, unless, Indeed, it reflects
credit on both the name and the profesaton.
Yet they cheerfully Indorse Klein's Stiver
Age Rye Whisky over their signatures, and
why ? Because it really is what It U claim
ed for It tbe best stimulant now known In
the market. It Is very cheap, onlyflO
per full quartJ Ask your druggist for it.
and use lo other. One bottle possibly may
save a sufferer much pan. It Is not a core
all, as claimed by would-be competitors, but
is a pure stimulant, wlMMe equal la not to
be found In the market. Address, for fur
ther ic formation. Max Klein, 82 Federal
etreot, Allegheny, Pa.
Items from Carrol I Iowa.
CARKOtLTOWS. Pa., Oct. 17th, 1888.
Ed. Freeman. Knowing that yon have
quite a number of subscribers In this sec
tion, we suppose that the following items
will not be out of place :
If your space permitted we would be
p.leased to give each of our business men a
special notice, but knowing tbe situation,
we will for tbe present simply say tbat each
and every business man In this section will
treat you honorably. Our hardware deal
ers. Messrs. A. C. Buck & Co., P. J. Die
trick, and Frank J. Haug. are all keeping
np with the times, and those wbo patronize
tbem will receive first-class goods at honest
prices.
Prof. A. R. Read, principal of the Ebens
bnrg schools, .was delegated by County
Superintendent Leech, who has beeu con
fined to his room by slckoessfor some time,
to bold special examinations for teachers
of this borough on Saturday last.
The Ingenious and false articles In the
Johnstown Tribune In regard to Mr. Kinney,
Democratls nominee for Sheriff, fall harm
lessly before the eyes of Democrats In this
section, for whom tbey are likely intended.
This Is. as It should be, in consequece of
the wilful and slanderous articles published
In that $heet from time to time about Demo
cratic candidates and officials, not only from
this portion of tbe county, but every man
who was placed upon the ticket for years-
A twin child belonging to a band of
gypsies, wbo were encamped about a mile
south-west of this place, died on Friday
eight last. Its remains were Interred In
the cemetery here tbe following day. It
was aged about six days.
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Scb roth returned
on Saturday last from a visit to New Tork
city. On their way, of course, tbey did not
forget to visit tbelr &ons, John and Edward,
the former of whom resides at Hollidays
bnrg and tbe latter at Renova.
Mr. Stephen Cooper and Miss Lncy Ben
der, both of Clearfield township, were mar
ried on Tnesday last at St. Augustine by
Rev. Father Ryan. Tour corresponent was
pleased to meet tbe bride's father here on
Monday.
Tbe Carrolltown Distillery will finish
operations thla ssont u for tbe fall, and we
understand it Is tbe intention of the pro
pi letors to double tbe capacity next spring.
Mr. Otto Glasser, our tonsorial artist,
wbo is a perfect gentleman, is always ready
and willing to accommodate those desiring
anything In bis line.
Mr. Patrick Foley, of Cameron's Bot
tom. Indiana county, died suddenly on
Thnrsday night of last week f beart die
ease, aged about 80 years. Uis remains
were interred at tbat place on Sunday. Mr.
F. was a brother-in-law of Mr. George
Sherry, Sr., of Barr township.
A blacksmith shop has been opened at
Garmantown by our former townsmen, Mr.
Frank Thomas, and those wbo patronize
bim will receive good work at tbe lowest
possible rates. '
An extension of tbe Ebensbnrg and
Carrolltown telephone line from this place
to Cherrytree. via Hastings, Is talked of.
Tbe people of this place are pleased to
welcome to tbelr midst Mr. Philip Glasser,
merchant tailor, of Reading, who cauie here
for the purpose of following bis tiade, Mr.
G. Is a first-class workman, and we recom
mend bim to our Ebensbnrg friends.
Mr. I.E. Binder, formerly of this place,
bas beea appointed postmaster at tbe new
town of Hastings, but on account of baying
a position as bookkeeper In Walter S. Weav
er's store, Johnstown, tbe probabilities are
that be will not accept tbe appointment.
We are Just informed at this writing that
Mr. neury Miller, of Susquehanna towns
ship, and Miss Kate Nagle, of Barr town
ship, were married at Nicktownoa Tuesday
morning by Rev. Father Theodore.
Tbe proprietor of the Eagle Hotel, this
place, bas the reputation of being successful
In gathering chestnuts, but, nevertheless,
we wish bim success In bis regular business
Too can rest assured, however, that bis
business Is being carefully attended to dur
ing bis absence by Mr. John Shortencarrier.
Mr. John J. Kinney, wbo will be the next
Sheriff of Cambria county, was visiting bis
many friends In this section yesterday
(Tuesday).
With sincere sorrow we chronicle tbe
serious Illness ef Mr. Philip Gray, the ven
erable father of onr present worthy Sbeilff,
Joseph A. Gray, ne has a dropsical affec
tion, but If tbe prayers and good wishes of
bis many friends availetb anything, we are
sure be will be able to be out of bis room,
perfectly restored to health, ere long.
On Monday evening last. Mr. Henry Grey,
cf Sui-qaehanca township, uncle to Sheriff
Gray, bad the misfortune to bave his leg
broken by being kicked by a horse. Tbe
age of tbe retpected gentleman Is about 80
years.
Tbe addition put to tbe store ofEcken-
rode A Hoppel is undoubtedly one of tbe
greatest Improvements that bas been - made
tn this place for some time. Tbe firm bas
bad beautiful skylights placed In the new
apartment, which wilt afford customers a
chance to Inspect goods closely. Remem
ber, this is a substantial firm and you will
find their goods good and tbelr prices within
the reach of everybody.
Our young friend. Mr. Martin Fara
baugb, tbe photographer. Is. we are glad to
state, doing good work In bis line of busi
ness. James P. Eck, Junior member of the firm
of P. Lh Eck A Son. Is one of the favorite
young men of our town, and those wbo feel
disposed to patronize bim can rest aesured
that they will be treated courteously.
We are sorry to karn tbat Mrs. Gray, wife
of Mr. Caleb A. Gray, of Hastings, is seri
ously III, and our sincere hope Istbatsbe
may bave a speedy recovery.
While threshing with a tread power
thresher on tbe premises of Mr. Andrew
White, in Carroll township, the cylinder
bursted. and Mr. John W. Miller, who wi,
assisting, narrowly escaped serious Injury,
if not death.
Prof. 1. A- Harvey, geologist, of Beech
Creek. Clinton county. Is at preeent so
Jounmg at tbe St. Lawrence UoteL
X.
DIED.
PRTCE. Died at tbe residence of her
parents In Cambria township on Saturday,
October 14th. 1HHH. Miss Mattie J. Pryee.
daughter of William D. Pryce. aged 23
year.
SKELLT. Died at the home of his par
ents In Cambria township on Wednesday,
October 10th, 1888. Raphael II., son of Jos
eph and Susan Skelly.
They foi led bli bands
AeroM hli Ilfelem treat.
Upon bis oot! and volcsleet Ilpa
Their last lona: klse preaaed.
Ana mourn fall beneath the rod
They laid him down to sleep.
Tho vole we lored to hear
Ii railed with ana-elf praise around th throne.
With no: to take it back, tho link
That binds yon faet.
To that, his radical home to lead you thair at
last. M.
. e .
Hay Fever,
suffers ought to know of Its efficacy. Ely's
Cream Halm was recommended to me aa a J retent
ive to Hay fever. Have beea ualua; it since the
9th of August nd have found it a speclOo for
that much dreaded disease. For tea years 1 have
been a great sufferer from A as: as t 1Kb till trort,
and have tried many allotted remedies, bat Ely's
Cream Halm la tbe only preventive I have ever
found. T. B. Alnsworth. Publisher. Indian po
ll, lad.
McDonald, Loretto. Ta., always pays the
highest prices for all kinds of country pro
duce, butter, eggs, nnlons, beans, wheat,
rje, corn and oats, part cash paid if desired.
TTOH SALE.
A1 lloure and lot
In F.benihurg. Pa. A never
alllnH m.rlnir. staMe and outtrtiiMlne; on prem-
ses. lcquire at . Inilton Son, hardware
Store.
lloonsburs. Oct. 12, 158.
1TOK SALE.
X The Central Hotel In Enensbur toe-ether
with tbe furniture will be told at private sale.
For termi and iertieulars Inquire of tbe sub
scriber on tbe premises. P. F. BROWN.
EDeBsburg. Oct. 12. lS8.
N'otice.
All I
ih. wti ll.-tnhf-r lgS 1 nnrrha 1 1 rvav borve
and 1 bay horse Irom AnnaM. Weakland. ol
Clearfield lownsnlp, Cambria oouaty. I'm., and
that I have lelt the same la her rxesion lor
the term ol 80 says. All persons are hereby no
tiaed not to meddle or iatcrlere with the same.
K. J. FKEK.
AshvUle. Oct. 19. 1899.
17STR AT NOTICE- '
Zi l ame to the residence ol the subscriber la
Keade township on or about the fltteeutho! June,
18S, a red and white spotted belter with crum
pled horns, no other tnarat to be seen, atred
about ttirtv months. The owner U requeued te
come lorward. prove pro.erty, nay charges an 1
taki ber away, otherwise the lll to disposed Ot
aa the law direct.
B. F. JttVERS,
Keade Tp., Oct, 19,1388.
VDITOK'S NOTICE.
J Having- been appointed an auditor to de
cide upon exceptions bled to the second and par
tial aocoat of Adam Myers, committee ol Peter
Myers, a lunatie, and to report a distribution of
tbe tund In lls bandf. notice is hereby given that
I will ait at Uie Arbitration Koora In the Court
House. Ebensbure:, Pa., on Tueeday, October auta,
1SS. at ten o'clock, A. at., to attend to tbe duties
of said appointment, at which time and place a,I
person interested nut appear or be debarred
trom cumin in on said fund '
. M. 1. K1TTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg. Oct.. li. 1&8. Si.
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
j Letters testamentary oa the estate of Pat
rica t. Klley. late of Ebenabur. Pa., deceased,
bavmz been granted U the anderalarned. all per
son indebted to said estate are hereby nottned
lo make payment to me without delay, and those
bavin claim an!ntt tbe same will present
them, properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES KILEx.
Executor of H. ti. Klley, dee'd.
Ebensbarj. Oct. la. 14 St.
DMINISTKATKIX NOTICE.
j letters ol administration on the estate of
J .Ames McDermltt. late or Clearfield township,
deceased, havina: been srramed to the under
signed, notice is herei.y Riven to all person In
flected to said estate to make payment without
delay. and all persons bavin claim against the
same will present them pruperlv authenticated
lor settlement to MHJ. HKlIHiET WILLS.
Ailn'x of Jaeipi" McDermllt, dec d
Clearfleld Twc, Oct. 11, lSSd. -61.
V DMINISTKATKIX NOTICE.
Letters ol administration on the estate
of Iavld Wrookban:. late ol Ashville borouich.
deceased, bavto been a-ranted to tbe undersign
ed, notice Is herebv lven to all person Indebted
to said estate to make payment without delay.
and all oeraon bavin claim acalnst the same
........n? ,K.m npniierlv authenticated
t'jT
- 1 " '.1.,1(,..U.L'D1VL-
settlement to ai-iit,iuoao.'"-
Adm'xof Iavid H rook bank, dee'd.
Ashville, Pa., Oct. th, IBM. et.
V""OTICE.
1 To tbe heirs and legal Representative of
liavld O'harra, deceased: Take aotiee that an
Innurst will be held at the late residence of lsavld
O Hurra, deceased. In the townsaia of Monster,
In the county ol Cambria, on Tuesday, the 30th
day ol October next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of that day, lor the purpose ot making partition
of the real estate of said decedent to and among
his heir and legal representative, ii ids asms
can be done without prejudice to or poiiinoi
the whole : otherwise, to value ana appraise m"
same according law. at which time and place yon
are requested to attend II yon 'nM'roPr
Ebensbnrg, Oct. ft, iW St.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of an order issuing out ot the Court
of Common Pleas ol Cambria county to
lue directed. I will expose to punuc mis w m
storeroom ot J. C. Noel, at Portage, oa
SATURDAY, XOV. 3, '88.
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
the lollowln described real estate, vlx :
A piece cr parcel of land situate In Monster
township. Cambria county. Pa-, adjoining lands
Bebe. Jobe McAtamany. Bernard Biglln.
Isaac Wtka and Jorepu EreidbofT. containing one
hundred scre. more or less. Thl land Is heavi
ly timbered, and Is all underlaid with coal.
Also all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate In the village of Portage. Cambria
county. Pa., adjoining P. K. K. on tbe north
and uct lot cl I. C. Caldwell on the sooth and
lot ol Albert Davis on the west, containing three
rest, containing
leg thereon erected a
bouse: a store room
d repair. Thi land
acres, more or less, and havi
two-storied frame dwellin
a.nd nutl.oiliiins. all In rood
will be oCered lor aula la lot or pieces, a weu as
In one whule piece.
s)-rERM3 0FSALE-a
Ten percent, ef the purchase money to be paid
at the time of ale. the balance cf one-third at
the confirmation ol ale. one third in six months,
and one-third in twelve months afer thecoehr-
m . I Ii it. it I....). lkrf.ml MfmCflU tS bSr
.... an.l .a . aM-n r..l h, th. lUi mnl DOHQ
.n.t murtwkjtp cf the liurchaser.
JOSEPH MILLER.
Assignee ol John U. ioel, et ux.
vVllmare, Pa.. Oct.. Ii 1SS 3U
Orphans' Court Sale.
mm REAL EST4TE.
T y virtue of an alias order Issuing out of the
1
Court et Oambtia county. I'a , to me di
rected. I will expose to public sale cn the prem
ises on
SATURDAY, OCT, 27, '8S,
AT 10:3s) O'CLOCK A.
the following described real estate, tewtt:
All that certain piece er parcel of land situate
In Maaster township. Cambria eoun'y. Pa., ad
joining lands of Jame Noon. William Oarret,
Patrick wens. heirs of Patrick tJonnery acd Au
gustine Will, containing filty lour acree, more
or less, bavin a two storied frame feous j. a bank
bam and the necessary euUmlldlngs, thereon
erected.
1 be larm Is situated close to the village ef
Monster, and has a gx-l or.-hard and good water.
M-rEBMS OF SALE.-.!
Tea Iter cent, et the purchase money to be paid
when the property 1 sold, the balance ot one
third at confirmation ol sale, and tbe remainder
In tww equal paTments. In six and twelve month
wltn Intereat. to be secured by the judgment
bond and mortgage of tbe purchaser.
MATILItA FARREX.
Adra'x of I'aniel M. Earren, dee'd.
Muaeter. Pa.. Oct. . lt.
FARM FOR SALE.
The suhecrlber residing Iti Carre U township,
Caaibria county will sell at private sale the urn
rn which he resides lour miles cast of Carrolltown
on the road leading Irotn Carrolltown to Ioretto,
containing 140 acres, about lou acre of which are
cleared, having thereon a two-stcry plauk L
house and frame barn. A fine orchard is on the
i.... -.... .Km r.rm Is In a iriod ata.te of cul
tivation and Is well watered. Eor term apply to
the subscriber oa tbe premite.
JOHN HOOCE.
STORE PROPERTY; FOR SALE.
One ef tna best store standi lo Loretto. Pa , U
offered at private sale with stoca and fixtures.
Apply to Ioretlo Merchandise Co.. Loretto, Cam
bria eoanty. fa.
Loretto. Sept. 'Jl, 1S3S.
Reliable Agents
To fell oar NEW HIOH A KM AfTOMATIC I
EW1N MACHINE, The 0. .
Liberal lo'ioeementa. Address
WHtKl.iKa W1ISN MFO.CO.
Es-ranLisuKD ISIS. hUlLaDtLrHla, rA.
tlct. 19. i88. U
" . L JODSSTOS. I. J. BUCK, A, . BrCI.
ESTABLISHED IS72. 1 ESTABLISHED ISSS.
Johnston, Bnct & Co. Carrolltown Bant,
BANKKltS.
CoiTolItcwa. h.
T. A.
SHARBAUGH,
Cashier.
A. W. BUCK. Cashier.
General Baniinz Easiness Transacted.;
The lollowing are the principal features ol a
general bauaing beslness ;
neroMTN
Keeelved payable oa demand, and Interest bear
Ing oeruhcates iadued lo time depositors.
Extended to customers on lavoraMe terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
COLLECTlOSa
Mads In the locality and opon all the banking
towns In the United States. Charges moderate.
DRAFTS
Issued negotiable In all parti of the United
ttate. and lorelga exchange issued ou all parts
of Euroj s.
. ACCttUKTS
Of . merchants, farm an and others solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended,
fatroos are assured that all tranmetlons shall
k. h.l.l A. mMi1 ...1 - u n I .1- I
banking tales will perait.
Kespeettally.
JOIl.XSTOX. BLl'K . to.
GENERAL
Election Proclamation !
G"1 ?1S tS Pwwwess!
TtrHEREAS.I.yan Act of the Oeneral Assent.
M biy of the Commonwealth ef Pennsyl
vania, entitled "An Act to Keulate the Oener
al Elections within the Commonwealth,' It Is
enjojned upon me to lve public notice of said
election, and te enumerate In said notice what
officers are to be elected. 1. Joseph A. Oray,
Hlh Sheriff t tbe County of Cambria, in the
Commonwealth ef Pennsylvania, do hereby
make known and give notice to the elector of
the county aforesaid, that a Oeneral Election
will be held in the said County of Cambria on the
m dat or mm, a. d. isss.
(the same belna tre Tuesday next followln the
brst Monday ol sai.1 month), at which lime Slate
and Countv ofttcers will be elected a follows :
TH1UTV KL EC TO Its tor President and Vice !
IV-.M.nr !
r"vVO PERSONS for Judres of Supreme Court. !
ONE pekson tor Sheriff of Camhrfa county.
O.N E PERSON for Auditor Ucnjrai.
tiNKI'KKSliN tor ConKrea.
OEPEKXiN for Senator.
TWO Pr.KSt ins for Assembly.
ONE PERSON lor Poor Hire dor or Cambria
county.
ON E PERSON lor Jury Commissioner ot Cam.
brla county.
1 also hereby make known and srive notice that
the places lor holding the aforesaid elections in
several wards. boronbs. district and township
within said coucty are a follows, tn wit :
Tbe electors ot the dlHtrict composed of tbe bor
ouh of AshviLe. to meet at the house ol I). lr.
Myers In said borough.
The electors of the district composed ol the
township of Allegheny to meet at lirad ley's
eeool bonne, la aaid township.
The elector ot the district composed of the
township et Adams to meet at the houte ot l'an
lel Uunmlre, In Adamsbur.
The elector of the district composed of the
township of Barr to meet at the school house No.
11. In said Uwnhlp.
Ta elector of the district composed of the
township of Blackllck to meet at the houaeon the
property of Simon Adams la iJelaano, tn said
township.
Tbe electors of tbe district composed of tbe
township of Cambria to meet at the office ol Abel
Lloyd at Lloyd Sj.rinei hotel, in said township. I
Tbe elector ol the district composed ol the .
borough ol Cambria to meet as follows : 1st ward, j
at the school house in said ward ; 21 ward. In the
borouh Rekup la Mid ward.
Tbe electors of tbe district composed ol th I
township of Carroll to meet at the house of John j
flick. In said township. j
The electors ol the district composed of the br.r- I
ougn of carrolltown to meet at the school bouse
Id said borouch.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Chest to meet at school house No. 9,
tn said township.
The electors ol the district composed of the bor
ough ol Cheat SpriDs to meet at tbe house ol
Jamb Watrner. In ald boriUBrh.
Tbe electors of tbe district composed of the
township of Clearfield to meet at (chord house
No. x. adjotnln the village ot St. Auostlne, in
aid township.
The elector of tbe district composed of the
township ef Conemaugh to meet at the school
bouse at Singer's, In said township.
The electors of the district composed of the bor
ousrh ol Conemaugh to meet as follows; 1st
ward, at the bouse of Peter Maltzie. In said lt
ward ; 2nd ward, at the house of John Swartzman i
in said znd ward.
Tbe electors ol the district composed of the bor
ough ol Coobersdale to meet at the school bouse
In said borough.
' The electors of the district composed of the
townsUip ol Croyle to meet at the school bouse In
tbe village of Summerblll. In said township.
T he electors of the district composed of the
township of Ieao to meet aX Richland' school
house. In aaid township.
Tbe electors ot the district composed of the bor
eugh of East Conemaugh to meet at tbe school
house tn aaid borough..
Tbe electors ot the district composed et tbe bor-
augh ol Ebensbur to meet as follows r East
ward, at the office of Richard Jones. Jr., In said
ward; Welt ward, -in Council Room, In said
ward.
The elector of the district composed of the
township of Elder to meet at tbe scbeol house In
the village o! St- Boniface. In said township.
The electors of the district composed ol tbe bor
ough of franklin to meet at the school bouse In
said borouab.
The electors of the district composed ol the bor
ough of South Fork, te meet at the public school
boose No. 2 of said borough.
Tbe elector ol the district composed of the
township of Oallltxtn to meet at the Mountain
school house in aaid township.
The electors ot the district compose! of the bor
ough ol Oalliuln to meet at tbe school bouse In
said borough.
Tbe electors of the district composed of the bor
ough of Irobotown to meet at the public school
house In said borough.
Tbe elector of the district composed of the
townshl pof Jackson to meel at the house of lienry
jtaeer in sata towninip
I The electors of the district composed of tbe bor
I oegh of Johnstown to meel as follows : 1st ward ,
' at the office formerly cecupied by Tbomas at Wal
I ter.pulUc Sqaare, id ward at the olttce of J. S.
Tittle. Esq.. on Market street. In said ward: 3rd
, ward. at tbe Mansion House, en Broad :reet. In
i laid ward; 4th ward. at tbe school bouse In said
ward : atb ward, at the house ot August Weigand
; .
i J
' J" ,
J ,cLl
in said ward ; ib ward, at the Johnstown pottery
aid ward : Tlh ward, at the office S. W. Mll-
aid ward.
The elector of the district composed of the bor
cagh el Lilly t meet at the house ol Oepnart
Bender In said borough.
Tbe eiectorn ol lb district composed of tbe bor
ough or Itrette to meet at the school house In
aaid borough.
The elector ol the district composed of the
township el .Monster to meet at the warehouse ol
Auatisune iurtin. aeceaaeu. In tbe village ol
' inimiirr. lu i.i vuwbhuiu.
I ouch of Milivllle to meet as lolbiws : 1st ward.
I at the lockup; 'Jd ward, at the boo carriage
bouse In arid ward.
1 he elector ol the district composed of the bor
ough ot Prospect to meet at the Council Cham
ber In ttld borouKD.
Tbe electors ot the district composed of the
township ol Portage to meet at the school hauee
near tbe village of Portage.
The electors of the district composed of tbe
township of Keade to meel in the unshoD ol
Abraham 'omelllut , tn the village of Uiasgow,
in ald township.
The elector of the district composed of the
i township of Richland to tnee
Richland to meet at tbe bouse of
Joeph el. tn said township.
The electors of the district composed ot the
township ol stonycreek to meet at Jacoby ' school
house, in said township.
Ibe elector ol tbe district composed ol the
town:b!p of Summerhill to meet at tcuool hooae
No. 4 In said township.
The elector of the district composed of tbe
township of Susquehanna to meet at the house of
nlicbael Piatt In said township.
Toe elector ot th district composed of the
township ef West Taylor te meet at the school
house near James Hb.ugh , In said township.
1 be electors of the district composed ol the
township of East Taylor to meet at Uie houaeot
Peter Kboades. near tbe Heudrick's school house,
In aaid townshin
Th elector of the district composed ol the bor- I
ough of South Fork to meet at public school '
bouse No. 2. la aaid borough.
The electors ol the district composed of the bor- I
on b ot Tnnnelbllt to meet at the school bouse in
said borough. ;
The elector of the district composed of the bor
ough of W oodvale to meet at the new school house I
In said borongh. j
The electors of the district composed of the bor-
ongn ot Wilmore to moot at Council Chamber in ,
aaid bomngb.
rti elector et the district composed of the
townsnlpof Washington No. 1 to meet at school I
bouse No. S In said district. " ' I
lbe el.ctors ot the ' district com posed of the i
township ol Washington No. X to meet at school
house Ne. ft on tbe pike loading from t 'res son to '
Htunmlt. .. . :
The elector of th district composed of the
township ol White to meet at the small store !
hen so of John C. Oates In said township.
Tbe electors ot the district composed ol the ,
township ot Voder to meet as follows: First di
vision at school house No. In aaid township:
z division at Beam's school house In said town- ;
ship.
SPECIAL ATTENTION".
Sec.
e yea
ace. possessing the qualiOratioas sba
ill be eutt.
tlel td vote at ail elections.
First - He hU bavs Iteea a citizen of the Uni
te! Slates at least one month.
SecoDd He sball bave resided In the State one
year (or II bavtnir previously been a qaallhed
elector or native born eltixen of the State he shall
have removed therefrom and returned within six
months) Immediately preceding: the election.
Fourth li iwenty-ooe years et aire er uj.ward. .
he shall bave raid within two years a State or
county tax, which f hall have been assessed at
least two months and paid at least one month ,
before the election.
See. t All elections by the eltlaens shall he by
ballot. Every ballot voted shall be numbered in I
the order in which It shall be receive, and the !
number reoorded by tbe election officers on tho
list of voter, opnoeite the name ol the elector
who presents the hall its. Any elector may write
his name upon his ttcaet. or cause his name to be
written thereon, and attested by a eitlten of the
dlatrlct. Tbe election officers shall be sworn or
artlrmed not to d islose how any elector shall have
voted unless required to do so as a witness In a
judicial proceeding.
Sen. ft. Electors sball In all cases except trea
son, lelony and breach ol surety of tbe peace, be
pr vlleared Imm arrest dunna their attendance
on ac election, and in going to And returning
therefrom.
Sec. 6- Whenever any of the qnalined elec
tors of the Commonwealth shall be In active mlN
Itarv service, under a requisition trout Uie Presi
dent of tbe United States, or by authority from
this Common wealth, sucb electors may exercise
the right of suffrace In all elections by the cltl
cens, under such regulations as or shall be pre
scribed by law, as tuli as if they were present at
tbelr usual place of election.
Sec. T. All laws reKUlatinir tbe holdlna- ef
elections shall be uniiurm throughout the Slate
but no elector shall be deprived ol tbe privilege
ol voting by reason ol his name not being regis
tered. See. 8. Any person who shall give or promise
to give to any elector any money, reward or other
valuable considerations tor bis vote at any elec
tion, or tor withholding tbe same. or who shall give
or promise to give such consideration to any other
person or party ur such elector's vote or for tbe
withholding tbereol. and any elector who shall re
ceive or agree to receive for himself or another,
any money , reward or other valuable considera
tions for his vote shall at any election, or for with
holding same, thereby lor i its the right to vote
at such elections ; and an elector whose right to
vote shall be challenged for sucb caut-e before the
election officers, shall be required ta swear or al
tlrm that tbe matter of the challenge is untrue
be lore his vote shall be received.
Sec. 9. Any person wbo shall while a candi
date for office be guilty ot bribery, fraud or wil
ful viciatlon ol any election law shall he forever
disquauaed from holding any office ol trust or
pront within tt Commonwealth ; and any per
toa oonvictcd of wilful violation of any election
laws shall, in addition to any nalties provided
bylaw, be deprive.! of the right of suffrage auto- j
lutely for a term of four years. I
Sec. 13. For the 'urpoe ot voting ce person j
shall be deetr.ed to have ralnd a residence by
reason of his presence, or lu.-t it by reason ol bis
absence, wbi.e employed in tbe service, either
civil or military, ol ibis State, or ol the United
States, or on tbe seas, or while a student of any
institution of learn In, nor while kept In a poor
house or other asylum at publio expenie. nor
while confined in public prison.
Sro. 14. Klrtrlrt election boards shall consist
ol a jude and two inector, wtK shall be chorea
annually by the citizens. Each clcctoraball have
the rig-lit to 7ote lor the judge and one insperfvr,
and each Inspector shall appoint the clerk. The
first election board ol any new district shall be
selected, and vacancies in election boards filled
a shall be provided by law. Election officer
shall be prlrlleved I rem arrest apon day ot elec
tion and while enaed In maktD up and trans
mit tio returns, except upon a warrant of a court
of record or jude thereof, for an election lraud.
lor lelony. or lr wanton breach of tbe peace, lo
cities tbey may claim exemption from jary duty
durlnic tbelr terms ol service.
Sec 1. No person shall be qualified to serve
at an election crtWr who shall hold or who shall
have held an othce or appointment or employ
ment In or under tbe Kovernment ol tbe United
State, or ot this State, orol any olty or county,
or in) municipal bward, commission or trust la
any city save only instlces ot the peace and al
derman, notaries pubhe and persons in tbe mili
tary eervlre of the Mate; nor shall any election
kcer be eligible to any civil office to be filled at
an election at winch he shall serve, save only to
such subordinate municipal or local officer, be
low the grade ot city or county officer, as shall be
designated by law.
And also the lollowln Ant or Assembly now
In lorce in this State, vlx :
ACT OF JANUARY 30,
Sac 4. That all elections hereafter held under
the laws ol this Commonwealth, tbe polls shall
be opened at 7 o'clock a. at., and close at 7 o'clock
P. H.
Sec. 8. Whenever there shall be a vacancy In
an election board on tbe morning of election, raid
vacancy shall be filled In conloru.i:y with eii'l-
i lug laws.
I Tbe Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act relat
ing to I he elwt Ion ol tbU Common wealth." pass
ed July X provide a billows, to wit:
That tbe Inspectors and J jdves shall ii.cet at
i the respective places appointed - lor holding tbe
election lu the district to which tin y respectively
j Ix-long. before T o'clock In the morning ol Taeaday,
i November 6th, and each raid Iuf. ector abail ai
polnt one flerk, who S3 all be a nuallfled voter of
such district.
j Jn case the person who shall hare received the
second hla-bealnuinterol vote lor InMiector shall
not attend on the day or au election, then the
person wb shall bave rc-elve.1 the next blKheat
; number of voles lor judge the next precejlog
j election shall act as 1aiecior In Ms place. And in
case tbe ereun wbo shall have rttlve.l tbe h iicbest
number of votes lor Inspector shall not attend, the
I person electedjudge shall appoint an Inspector in
I bis place. And In caie the person elected shall
not attend, then the Inspector who shall have re
ceived tbe highest number of votes shall appoint
a tudge In his place, and if any vacancy shall con
tinue in tbe board lor the space ot oue hour after
tbe time fixed by the law for the opening ol the
i election, the qualified voters ol the township,
ward or district l .r which sn h ohicers bave been
elected, shall ek-ct sooie one of tbelr num'jer to
fill vacancy.
MODE OF VOTING.
The attention ol all qnnlified voters Is directed
to the lollowln Actot Assemhy retrulatlng the
mode ol votin in this commonwealth :
i'HANUEIN MODE OE VOT1NO.
Ah Act reguUtln the mode ol voting at all the
elecucn lu the several counties of tbe Com
mon wealth, approved Marrh :K, lsfl) :
Sec. 1. lie It enai-cj by tbe Senate and Ho nso
ot liept eaenattvos ol the Commonwealth ol Penn
sylvania in Oeneral Assembly met, and Is here
by enacted l.v the authority ol the same th;it the
qualified voter ul the several counties ol this
(kimtnouwe-ilib at the gerieral. township, bor.
oUKh or special elections, are hereby authorized
aud required to vole the tickets printed or writ
ten or partly prime I or partly written, severally
classified as" follows : Ouc tic'.et shall embrace
the names ol all J udicc of Courts to be voted tor.
and be labeled " Judiciary;" one ticket shall em
brace the names ol all State officers to be voted
lor, and bo labeled "Stale:"' one ticket shall em
brace the names of all county officers lobe voted
for. and te labeled "County." one ticket shall em
brace nil the namei of all town-nlii officers to be
labeled "Township;" one ticket shall embrace tbe
names of all borouah officers to be voted for. and
be labeled "Boroug h;'' and each class shall be
deposited la a separate ballot box.
lilvcn under my hand, at my offi-e In Ebens
bur, this ih day ol October In the year of
our Lord one thousand eizht hundred and eighty
eight ard the iDdepeodanca ot the United Suites
el Auierlc the one hundred an I tweiitn.
JOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff ! OQce, Ebetuburg, Oct. 8. lssa.
HAT
ABB l
Y
J2Q
Do yrjTl fpdl drill, laniruid. low-epirited. life
less, and indTilallv tnidi-ntbln. both idivgi-
cwlly and mentally; experience a snse of
lulinss or Moatinir afu-r eiitintr, or ot " irone
niw." or err.ptinefca of utoinacn in tho niorn
, iiifr. tongue coated, bitter or bad tasto in
month, irr-iruiar aTp'lit. dizziness, fr-U(t:t
! beaiUch-v blurred "eyerht,,llontlnir epoka"
I before tii- eyes, nervous prostration or ei
: baustinn. Irritability of temper, hot flushes,
: alternatiue wu!i -hil!y nensations. euarp,
I Mtinir. transient r"'ii tiers) and there, cold
i Iset, drowsiness Biter meals, wakclulneiw, or
, d;ti:rtx-.l n:id unrt-freshintr sleep, constant,
i indes.-ritot-lo fec-Unff ol dread, or of impend
: in r ciusinr.y ?
If vou bavs all. or any conpi'lersblc number
of ttie&o f.yniptoina, you are eulferinir from
that most common of Ameriejin maladies
liiiiou UyBpepsia, or Torpid Ijver, associated
with liyi.pr psia. or Indirection. Tho mora
compliciilcd. your disease hits become, the
i greater tlio number and diversity cf eyrnp-
loms. No matter what "tare it hnsi reaehed,
' Ir. rlerce'av (.olden medical Discovery
I will Eiibtluo It, if taken aeeordimr to direc
I tions for a rea-onablo length of time. If not
cure.l. complications multiply and Consutnn
' tion of the l.unirs. Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
ICbeumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
; maladies are quite liable to set in and, sooner
! or later, induce a fatal termination.
Ir. I'lcrce's ;oldeii Medical Dis
covery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
throuarh that (rreut blood - purifying oriran,
i cleanses the system of ail blood-taints aud im
1 purities, troiu whatever caue anmoir. It is
equally tllicarious in aetiutr upon the Kid
; nevs. and other excretory orpaua. cleansing.
' suvutrtaening, and healinjr theur diseases. As
an fe H-tiiiiirf, nsUiralivu tonic, it promotes
j digeittion anil nutrition, thereby building up
I both tlesh am! strength. Id malarial districts,
this wonderful medicine has gained great
j celebrity in curing Fever and Ague. Chilla and
' Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diwa.oes.
Ir. fierce' Uoldcu 31edlcal Dia.
eovery .
CURES ALL KUOHS.
j from a. common Blotch, or Eruption, to tua
worst Scrofula. halt-rheum, Fever-aoree,"
Scaly or Hough Skin, in short, all diseases
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying-, and invijrorntinff nwdi
cino. (ircat Eating Uloera rapidly heal under
Its boniira intluwjce. Espcciiilly has it mani-fewu-d
its potency in curing Tetter. Eczema,
Ervaipi'hia, itoils, Carbwncli-s. Pure Eyes, Scrof
ulous Sore and Swcllinpra, Hip-Joint Diee.e,
White Swellings." Uoitre. or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged 1 lands. Send ton ccnta in
st:nrs for a lsrjre Treaties, with colored
plates, on Skin liiwnux-s, or tlic same amount
lor a Treatise oa Scrofulous Affections.
FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.
Thorough!- eloanso it by using- Dr. lMerce'B)
(.oldrti iMcdical Discoterj, and pood
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
treutrtu and bodily health will bo established.
CONSUMPTION,
which is Scrofula of the Laiifra, Is arrested
and cured by this remedy, if taken In the
earlier stages of the disease. From its mar
velous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first offering- this now world-famed rem.
edy to the public, Ir. Pierce thought eeriouHiy
of calling it hU CossrMiTioN Ci-re," but
abandoned thai name as too restrictive for
a medicine which, from its wonderful com
bination of tonic, or strengthening, alterative,
or blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and
nutritive properties, is unrqualcd, not only
as a ruined r for Consumption, but for all
throuie ittcsuea of tbe
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Weak I.unss. Spitting of Tllood. Short
ness of lirrath. Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Bron
chitis. Asliima, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections, it is an efficient remedy.
Sold bv Uruggiata. at $1.00, or Six Bottles
for $S.K.
V?f Seed ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce
book on Consumption. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical is:ocIat:cn,
C63 main St., BUFFALO, N. T;
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To send us 40 cents
for one of our
6 In. nm WHEMOFES.
Lijflit, liandv and Strong, v. i" Oiitwrar aud Out
last two Ordinary Vreueh-s.
YOU WAWT
Household S. D. Set.
twir inrn'harip-aMe biH:i-f i-i N-'trwinvm ami
2 cliis-l.-ti ftlimc rMime; r.ll pack'! in a tiat wood
Ihx. Thi tsi it c Hm i 1 v ifitl tviTTTvhfin.
nn!inJ the h.ic Ht lite -fi"n-. in tlie simp, on
the fann. S?r.t f rr on ret-ipt of $ .60,
Ask Your Local Dealer
fortbeai. if be hs not pot them, he Trill pet them
for toi, orwe vill wud -it!u r on ri-ccipt of prn-e,
as alKive. Scud fr err i! lust ruled cuto-
ELLUICII & CO.,
Plantsvillc. Conn.
fben vu want peetexs printed ell at
this
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PROMISES MAY
bit tis rasriiim ri:s that ,m:it nn:
Performances not promises have placed us
the head of the Retail Clothing Business
Western Pennsylvania, and established for us
honest name that no upstart -competitors e;
ever blot out, Wq have
citizens of Cambria and surrounding countii
this Fall the cheapest and best clothing that th
country can produce, and now extend a coi
dial invitation to everybody to come and r-x
amine our grand new stock, compare our pi ice
and give us their candid opinion whether v
are in position to fulhi our promises. Our I 'n;
Suits and Overcoats are grand beyond descri;
tion. Our prices arc too low for. any compel
tors t3 reach.
BARGAINS IN
Leading Clothiers of Johnstown;
ECKEfdRODE & HOPPLE
have just returned from the Eastern Cities with a large and com
plete assortment of Fall and Winter Goods consisting of Men's ar
Boys' Suits and Overcoats ; Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coat-
Jackets, Wraps and Shawls ; all
Flannels, Underwear, Boots and Shoes, Hats ami Caps, Blankets
Comforts, Robes, Horse Blankets ; Rubber Goods of all kinds ;
fine assortment of Milinary Goods and, in lact, a general variety ol
Goods. Having bought at a discount, we are now prej ared t .-
offer Special Inducements and Low Prices to Cash Buyers. Soli:
iting your patronage we guarantee satisfaction.
Respectfully,
ECKENRODE & HOPPLE,
Carrolltown, Pa.
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and brokim down men to tiio fn i l tmvormisn c ct
i-rrfrtnd tali M&nly RtrMunh auid Viaroroua IitJth.
To t ho whooaffor from tbo many cMsoor d vrwev
rroojchiabcrat by Indi-srrnCioii, ixmr. 4. rar-hnvia
"W ork, or too f ra9 Intinlfvmoa. w wk rlisi yoa rMMid aa
ytar name witn frr-itmnnior yrvar iroaDin, uia Mfure
RUPTURED PERSONS can have FRES
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ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
LORETTO, PA,
IN CHARGE OF
FRANCISCAN BROTHEliS.
Board and Tuition
for the Scholastic Year, $200.
March J9Ui.lS.SC. tC
CIlKAl'l-ST and It I AT. l'rlcosi RrrnrtA
HQLIIAK'S SEW PARALLEL BIBLES !
paes. Over '.XMO.FuZy JUuttratrd. Az'ts srapted
tree. A Circulars J. HsIiiuiiA' to, l'liila
SET
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promised to seil
OVERCOATS
Styles of Woolen Dress Good:
Jtrauufacttfi L f of
STEAM
EHSSES
lri B0!LEFlt,
Cf All Kinds.
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Writo for Catalogue.
STOCK, $-iOO,000.
OPCIO.
Bin Will. rF.On.K use ttie
v-y Impure anil L'nwlnlr
EjS fif sonic Uvfrierators h.c!i
k B Li arc lir.cJ n.:h voi!,I;no
i;,t-Lals, ihnt cause gastric tr.nihlcs and
en's diseases ty uiuu: n.iik hcu
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REFRIGERATORS
LINED WITH
Stonewars and Indurated Fibre,
which are frre from absorijtion, comsion, anl
an- t T:r:i-!..n i i.oi..r.ou oxides, ami are
All I it I U 11 L. V SA IT A It V, er.mumi
Calo! ue, an.l jtoOucc lew tcnnx7ralurt-s i
Catalogues tivin fu cxpianatinns and dc-
: scrii"r.s be ir...iie.l free vu application.
, AdJrcss the manulacturcrs.
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vc liXU CsOCaWisUkUft, oVm Mi hntrttf
wxkix sUMrri.son u buauMSM. or er i? ;
n rrroCiiie nsoatcmi brtndpfcA. Brd rtv
uuciiUDfiii inn nnjwiurruilsmFBnrM.
tru-airxl ML'mr! 1115 iwri of life iTf'm baciL. th p'
HARRS REMEDY CO., Krt Czurx
aoovj K.TaDtnatiee,ST.lOtJT8. MO.
Trial of our Appliance. Asa (or Tsnnf'
Kef Ceafeatieu M Go ana Rife
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0UU EWl'LKOH (JUNS
h !fit vain i n tiit sm ket. If In nt of
OUT. MAX ON THE JUAl
& Cc. -1 & 53 Enane St., ITcw Tcrh.
So..
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Etensten Fire toancs Apucy
T- "V. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
nnnxsnujiG, pa.
SALES3iIEN WAKTED
Til SIXL Kl'KSEltY STlirK.
I'roti'alOo ciii)lnynieut for hoit, pnrrKOtlis
mir. either on slary or e"tnmissiori, exi-nces
lid. A hue ouiut lurnl-heii euch salesman.
The l.f 5!m( easily lf.irneil. We irrow all tlio
new and rsrn raririles 01 Kru't '! ir'iauii.iihtl
trci-s. Writu Inr Urms. MlllU'VS. HiiO
1 HUM S, lol Are.. Nurseries, West Chester,,
I'a. Ftali!UI:eil l-43.
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