Cnmlrarx freeman.
EHr.MH K1.
LOCAL AXL l'RSO..lL.
Fifh stories arc ripe.
.-Noxt F.'iday I Atbor !
el na;U W-'O it t Hurt.)"-'
U. A. lievruaker. F . J-- i" .'i"H
.wn (in lu.ntiiy.
-A ene-uorse bi)-lu,r m s','', at
-.spring Usurer Ivrs-an nrjjnr Erlrdjr
. i. in town i; v.VUi.e?l.iy.
-me ?v.- tootl. hrrw for enie at
'urtou-.
,r- T'lom-vi IVunk'-t, of tia'.iitzin.
..pent sUn.i.iv !u ''tx'Hrttar.
M,.Mr. u. .!,! couim'.1 aim Joseph
:::vir w.ro m l.orltt) oa uuJ.-y.
-kmwi-(!-i tv. rpfi ,pt at atbun-
urui mi V..i!ie t-V ni'. ' :m ;!
Mr. Fran Mcl'ltae. of IMUburg, w
town tlie Int'.iT pait i '.-tt vork.
-il.::. l.. n:ttv::, ui i.-iu'u..te. im..
m.; uk'vv i.curn it r'wn u-i .n.uj.
Mr nni..i liHtsri. i' ;n '!' !r. town
hip, wa. a v . Lit to o ;r i l'.l "t Thurs
Ttn a't-tr: or ?: '"-'I-
. -eh. tlili
an Fastjr
. n.-re tasttrf u!!y
. ..mlny.
-Mr. II. H. T:":;i: u. i f Philadelphia,
. nt r few i!ayj In town ilj-ip; the pre
it w-(c
An order f r evr.nteen c'n-t V locoinos
f vc win plavvl in the Altoona s.:iip on
vonltty.
If you want a kooiI Job printed iu short
i.tt.-u and at tlie lowest price, kivc It to the
rUtKM.VN.
nJBclont sUck ha heen t&kuu In IW
ford to InsUK luc cie:lion of nu electrte-
'.iiM plai.t.
Mr. I", II. l)'in'8n, of St. Aimnstlne,
wb vi-.itit.4i lu-r rao'.iw, Mrs. Hurler, the
vibeet week.
Mr. Charles L!rt.,n, of Johnstown. 1
circulating n)"fT Ti- friends In this r've
the prese nt wuek.
IW. Father Klttell, of HclHi.aysburR,
wm la town on TLui3ay vUltin? hlsniothr
and other relatives.
Taut Yahoer, Csi.. oue of EUertown
jlup's 9nbtantldl cltler.s. waa a visitor to
. ui town ou Tburnitay.
Johu i.int inUrils starting ti barber
Uop In the builjina formerly need as w tol
. pLione oflli-e, In the near futuro.
Wo iinderst.iu.l that Mr. T. B. O'Hara.
of our livcrymi-n, vtl'.l pnt up a UuU
: lrphont) from Md btab!u to V.aple Park
1' jU-1.
Poctrri cay that oprtrsg fever 1j not a
ii.er finure of pptfrtch, but a r.atural
ta-ul. the Bc!unt3c namo of which id neursi
.h.ul.
A lltt!t -on of Wools Thomas, of Catn
..la township, w trampv'1! by a hot.'e a few
-l.iys ao and bad on, i f lu !e,;5 brckeu at
'.io U.nh.
Tho E'enituia CarrollMwr: te!o
i .iinir i. P1, ha- bre: cIuthiI freni Shu
!i..i!tcr'i rittnr st ire to th r"5 -a cf !! Om
'. Jlou-.
--Thi rrbyUrlsn ohu-cb. of th's rlacr,
ii' J a fpptlvai In the ' 'p'ia iiiiii-! ci T'ios
' iv aud Wi'iiui'j-J.'.y vt'ti'T.;". I r. f.
. ..ik'I.U succe-'.
Th V.l)"vi'jnr h.-ti bsll f'.uh ri.vi
s'aiur wita the I ti:. .o.'t"., ciuh,
..jrt:s Wednoii!. aud fuii by a
or.' oi I t i j
Mr Da a Huoot, p i r.i'Hc-; .; I.i
. iinont iiouHo, "rica i tju . '..jS.:.i
; l ist und U jjtt;u 1.14 houj rM iy tor
' SB.nnier w
.I :Tiron eonn?7 sb.tbt trfc-, tappnd
t; Mr. l'ltter, of rniri'a, i t)w-; ,i utoadv
iai for -t hou.i, r'hl.i.-int; i'o alloiii m t
ihrou'i o:o snitf. !
air. Joopii
vtihip's host
.-d y . ?
T.l'Ucu to t!.. !'
IV'arfr, olio of Cirnl' (
cuivu, vvii town o' 1
niijrs .-.i.,t x y 'ar's rnf- I
To. j ri-'ty town of ir.-e:.'htir'. v.el
t -U-'tiud county, wit i a population of
' 0, h e titte-. t l.i.tui -un-i caUKl.i, r?n-
- ..titina a v.thiH of ;too,0''o
Mr. Pr 'i'l.th, of th- pa, rnt'smed
tt'tj or. Tut""..- :;it 'pxrvlir;; '.re win
. in Florida. Ili-r hu-hand siuj'iod u
orth l'anlltia tor a i.-w iia.,;,,
A a Altoona v..m hail our UiL-kcd
Jt by a t ow one d:iy .i3! w.-. k ..Ui.o ut-
t. uiollnit to n.ll'i her. Ti.'i Is l
..Atliltltf O.I.dI Bti'U Lli.t!"X the .'yV.
Mim Mary liobiits, durfi.t. r Mr. C.
i'. KoberU, of fcbeniru:,:, in." cipifii hy
or Liciht'i , U:.-iir I 'it or, !. v!i:!r'
ill t'.ii jUj. .)" -t rV..vrrr:.
AeeotJ.crf to H'irrr S'ate bot of
'Viit.- i.iUiA, puhlish- t lu l:l'", Krninur;r
t that thuti i;.d iii inba'dtai.U and .loh:.3
town 1 :?7. Facb town bad four cluirche.
-A ti'iuibtT nf Uo(vh t'rpic m'nri who
have heen iV'spoPii; ,f their lHKluet to th
C'ifartiflit M'inilnous coal forpuritiun have
decided to market their coal luepcnUent-iy-
A little son of lUnlttlJuuoa, of Irwin.
Wnstmori'land eouuty, was ao vexed at l..v-
.;iK' i.jUL!y hurt hli aiuie In iujpl::..:f,v, n
stair that i.o Juinpyl ak-aln ar. ! brutd his
ieit.
1: may be Interesting to krotr t&: tlia
.l?:Ln.e Court of I'-nrj-iracia recent
lie! led it ii unlawful to put ary doscrlp
t!:m of e liuiuy in butrr rNch Is offered
f jr .le.
-.' nun-All fBnnr- w!:o tr6 to
j"ln th-' 1. his assoelation ahout bolrj ortrac
at F'hur, will meet tt the town
ship school l.ou on Stur.!aj, May 1th, at
'-' t'W ;ck v. m. tti.arp.
Hon. A. A. Barker, of thU place, who
wvser ouViy m j., Washington. D.C.. b?.e
so far recovered a It have Uer. aMe to re
turn hoi.i oa Tl.ura.Uy of k: vn, end
Ms health in ?tlil loiprovinn.
-Mesirn. Hi'-hirlj ,t K,'ts, iive'yirn,
ff tLii p ace, hare reeiUed a new Machat
'rn t.'iepborr? an.' v.-.'r: piace It betw. cn
th. 'roillee and Maple Turk UoU-X as soou
as the lumiciT kcrhoo opens.
r -A BsthniV!rlan h.sffiared that iuiu
J-rs'i rar- fpt t t t sn- Vtrs n but-
- .
I 'mu his cr sr. Y in,i -m .
----- ""io uhj i
i.i. sp.-I,t ;.,irry-.ni-..e JC1..-S hnnt'ng r.r l.;s
cuUr-bottna v n i-r tr3 bureau.
-TU Kne,;,;, s.u, bs C! 3, r(,ri7pj
a rhaiin ; , -i f:c .uck-ter-s. of Johns- (
wu,TO WWMHV H . ,1 : 'r- . n. I...
t'aeo 'n (l.
?wt i t May. We under- I
pia:m t..e lial iT -,. h.... j
Kr! y !,-'- tt- I'o-tmv,. r,;nt,ra, !
tpr"'-t..l t!... Kilowin rn..M vol .a-.'ri :
i -fT v;. Camnoel, C'ar--e
'e-nr t; A. Troxell, I'ort!!-. : .
I.
tn. ".:h. Fork ; j. l, Wratroih, n..
ft'": "a!'ac, Sh.V,u tv i ....
' ' "44 Jl .
- ' re 5re hfsvv frts l.i. tie, a -tjrn
T -r. of tbe M.iu ou Tueiy an.' 'A' - t
Jy Di;Ut., .-t;nt reports say that tt frr.it r
r.r. s ,-e.-t.tj h?s be,n '. a l y ln:WT,-,. ,
y- M-asou is :u...ut t',- rvv.ii;a eu.-.. ttfju I
jear. and f.e Lwds '.vj i.-cn f-rv. - !
V -4 n. M t
' inr'7-j- Mtr.n:,,!-; nr i, s
hs- b- .n Line, un. it s r-s---'
r; ' I - "' en: ly r' , ri'-s riri-t
r'llnei.
t'ie
llarpoou hay forkd cheap atDuftous.
A urand Uop was held In tha Opera
Hon?, th'a placv, on Mcnday oiLt, aud
wm a furer-.s iu every a:ticu.nr.
Th resl.tonoe of Joseph Crook, rear
St. Lawrence. toKeher with all IU rontfbU.
was rlrsfrtuo.l by fire ou tr.e afternoon of
the li'.tti inst. The origin of the. Cre la
rot ktiOvu. 'o Insurance. I.ois avvOUt
Oa Thursday vna!n cf Ifct week th
V.; of TnxV! X Co., at Sblrley,
In Headj UwnoUtp, c U8tt Cre and burrrt
to the zound. Tf ' ! estiroated it
armut ,J.oort, nrwn whlrij trre wm no in-
?u."aoe.
T!nv you if-n thr nce toskts and
re-vpot, ontai'ilni; pound of the bcit tea,
"trpct from China aud Jap-in, sold only at
the Variety Mo-f of V. T. Roberta-.' II"?
in )-it reiveaa r.e w of toys. e
it.it'.opary, w! pa;-', c'e., etc al.V.t
Mr.nci.aM, w '.I-uowti miTCant of
t.r-tti, li .-..u'.'i for business at "slRt-
t-ry"s Crosi--ai.'," Kb ju: t.ne tbird of a ui.lo
eusS cf Crt-.-sua. Ca.i and aee liiuj. Ili
C'Sar-f.'.tee prUv as low as JjLc'.n. AN
torn a rr cVwhet for spr.; casti rr produce.
Vx have a f pevjy and positive Care
f : tYtarrh. Dlrhrheria, Canker Month, and
llea-'arfcfj, in St "!oi." CaUrrb Remedy. A
n-al lr.W'or fire wi:!t eaeh Wttle. U;
! It If ynu nelrn haltt) and sweet breath.
ln -e a. rents, ri I by Ut. 'T. J- DavU a.
A iiraml tea party will be bfcld lu the
old Oithohc ci -urt.il, Ciii.itiin, on V."ed..r--ilay
evenlrii. Ma; 'ht. An fx -ellent f.o; p-t
v.:i t e s-erveti ii i'..ii o' I church taliVr.
,.U- r : !. ti "aIj ll.vll wl'.I N opened fo.- all
ia wi-ri to er.jvy thcmseive dar.clnj;.
Cenno eve:y D-.ri'D sud have a rood time.
It ! s tld thet Mr. A. W. ratchin, of
1'atcMnv'Ue, cn from his timber lands in
this county, rafted and rloated to mailcet,
the finest raft ever eeen on Um udqnehana
river. The taft couUIned S.Ot-t cubx fet
cf pine aud 4,1 ;0 oublc feet of cat. The
timber v?ll! tie used in the "rc-i-tract'cu of
Coverninsct vjs.s,.U. C-r-i-en.-ri"e ciku.
Th I 3"l'!-J of Kbensburg should eet
awake ir havj a public tfctnonstratlon on
TuesrTay next, the centennial anniversary of
tae Inauvnratlon of PreslcTent Washlnaton.
If tne firemen, cltlens, band and different
IimIh would take action In the uiulU.r, we
roaid gee up a lure paradj. But Faliiot
hu seeis to Lo oa the wane In Ejen.-buri:.
An exc-lianiic eays : "This Is toe sea
toti when oua wants the eash c? Itie window
up and cco'.ter wants It down. Tbe safe
rule is fcr thoso who nr In full haalth to
think twice about those who are thin-olood-eC
and ailing. "o man Is mora unmannerly
than he who would fore- his Dlenty-of-air
dictum upon everybody in a room or car.
Let be cocbldemte."
Postal money orders can now be sent
to stranger ana be paid without identifi
cation at fie request cf the sender who In
stiucUthe poatotUej d-partmut to "waive
examination." The new rule will be a
great convenience to comraeic'al travelers
who bave been anooyed by the InabilUy to
Sih! any person to Identify them In a ctty
where they are not acquainted.
Fiank Rain, of BIoomfiVM, Perry
scanty, wbllo catchine behind the bat In a
sarre of Uxse ball, the other day, waa hit
mj j.ir.-iy In te month i Tal lip kncrk'i'X
three teeth looe ani tadly bruialns hH
'owprjaw. In order to keep the teeth In
place a cor waa piaeed betveeu them, ar.d
elastic ban its on the jaw io l.oid it In place,
.u ioi several -.l.-iy- tt. j Joui.j; uidu UaJ to
aut-ai-.t liquid ft. jd.
Tbe b-.t'i of Jt.i r. Capper, hren n I es
east t i Fra.i-irfivn, Plair ecurtr, nrrs s;t
entire at 2 oVIje 'nt Monday afternoon
I y ''arts from r frnertoa enn :ne. and was
' tot:,liy ilt'Vn ;ti!. with all Its rontenu. con-
tU:nn ui'iuf, Kiuln.cu.. Abe live sUik
w oav.'u. Lu-ii Sl.jcij, partially cover:d
I y iu' e.'-.rfe. Ti.c -i;-irk wero caulau by
tf. : wlud in c.tc Kr.iatiif:!. a rare aw ay, '
mid sturtPd t'; i-.r.-- in ;he vtv.ls.
Tli O.t'.oT.c Chur h it Latrob West-uit:rei-r.'
rr.r.'y, ii t ?..r. ?f.j morrtiv;, was
liilfd al mt: . v iS or 'v. whrn, by sor e
auacco"ntiblo r:car., th? d rratirit u a
tenal took fee frnn cie cf the altar i at.ilea.
Tiit tlaaifi shot np la aa tr.st.in;. an! bud
.t tici lees for a nift: t.ftPu 1 A'oa'tlcl o ptill
lr air his coac ar. 1 rus'.-ii:.? f r-r.iu, cTf r
I: i t j-Tir-r t- ht tic tlan.rs. wh!:':
proveti a r-s-c-a--, a ;e-.v:a.: yanio would
liavo (oiiowed.
In an cth'T r;:urnT) whl he found the
anuouurerijent c." Uoi.aM E. I'u:.a. E.,
as a cai.d;datf tor Din'rict Attcri.jy, sub
ject to tie uet lilon of I;'iroerr.tIc pti
ciarie. Mr. ViLn i Ual atwioments
f"','s";'i oi.hr and :f cnr.tmato.t and
:k! he would ',tn' na the rlatie of Uie
0. Uiewith sicna! UMhty. Ila Las fciti a
preT!"irji; i'torn?y fr a uurui.er of ;:ars,
hain4; r..p . aiui;t to tN rr tr Ciaw
rrlciauty i-t is.;, and hlj f !,i,.i.n :i
1. '.cuiit At.jn-ey wuuK. hrlrjj to the oT?c.3
ilj exp- i. i f x Suiavr of y vrs pent
v tie ,ha-:i -e cf la profesitors.
Llhtii ..ig rod averts are now dolog th?
urwLd .-.it .:.ruUhout fte cuMora part of
T?nn jivai.lu aud tae no.'b.irn part of
Maryland. Ttey only ask to tut np rods as
an nrtvertlenient, and et tie coutract or
agreement, hut tie rods ae up, and the
farmer remas the agreement (iu Bank) it
calls for a gentie oOo. f,C0. cr J.kii. Are'
so tie wHuI Euvfj on. TiJ farmers are
tbe me.i thce sharks are afttr aad we
wj.d a!v.su any and all cf oar readers to
bo i r. hc c it for then. Tils is about
the tits-? f.f lb jear for these rtuns to be
gin ooertlont nr 1 at tbe aalo tiaie try to j
icioen yocr tsak aotuunt.
A TCK-iz mm named James Williams,
who was stea'ing a ride on Fast Lice east
was shot in the back by Samaol lience
camp, a Pennsylvania it.itlroad pollcetuan,
at Johnstown, on Tuestiay night. When
tij traia (topped Ilesnerripp ordered Wil
liams to dismount and give himself up.
Wiitiains compiled with tbe first part of the
command, but instead of gfvlng himself up,
started to run, when the policeman fired,
the ball striking biia In the back and folic w-,
ing a rih arouud the right side, lodged below
the breait. The wound Is not regarded as
se;ious and tie young man was forwarded
to Lb iiorr.j In ltilade'rWi t!ie next dav.
The latest device for swindling tie un
suspecting public is as follows : Parties
canvass the country towua aud procure the
j names of old soldiers. A nice little piece Is
written up. describing Ms company, the
I wouuos received, the tattles la wh.ch be
i was LJirM. the nrt.-r ha i-.-t. a r.. .
" I ' " - 4 l
h . .
tu uuum ia reaa to rne true loyal
hero, be is itwici to siaa tistameso
that the matter can be nubHsbed ccrwtfj.
The i;ame signature tirL8 up lnafewdsy3
in th hands tf an..tI.or. v.io Compels pay-
lii III or A niA or
suisciiptiou price to a
wai rrl tr some other npen!ve book.
Jot. a Jui.cs, i.u oil man living by hlrrt
s.iflii i l.Lt or shanty jn jrP,ao township,
tie i. Tv.zjin .1. Io,iU;.a county, was ro!:oued
1-w.iUaj vt--i.ing of Jast week. He
ir.! ttvrj ct wo:k.r: ali-iay ad case to
ii icj;- Iu us pvi nil .K and ate his suftor
-i lt. rwsrit weui to tbe Jura to mlli the
.-, out on returnitg frit lu cerws jerk-
- i. m: ..ur-.c..' tu ;.ct 1.
mrui
..... . ..r . ..... " - ... V-"" "c
l1- ' - l--: t. i uiiiEta he to
toid i
a a i
" i
il'f
IN iu 'c w:i
r'-.ilr. t.vt
oned aad sat down on
'i C ua .ay n tl.a f..-r niii
; A -1 P"-; wm i.i tup of
rao
U rr la
- ......r,i, r r-'p:e re rr t'-.np t-
v.'TrC.'-T -
Last Sabbath Mrs. Gorden discovert
tbe body of a man in anion some drift
wcud, bf low Sutton's dam, la East Wteat
Cu Id township. S ;u!.e Earbor was ios
f..rm.,l ,i.l l r timnT.no.t irhn rpn:irtA,t '
that deceased bad come to bU death by ac- , played In ail lu pfcasee. Tbe cheery bod
ridental drownlne. The appearance of the of the piowboy, the Ireeasant noise of ttie
corpse would Indicate tbat It bad Iain In ! carpenters" saw and bamtner. Tbe noise of
tbe waitr for erme time. Tapers round on 1 tr.e rumbling wagon, the busy click of tbe
the body show that t.'.s name was Gorte j mason's hammer, tbe smoke of burning de
Stearn. and that he was uoiuii from some i bru aud th housewife's "get out of that
point la Onk to Stpesvills, Somerset conns
ty, Vm.liuiiana Prcrti .
If any of onr readers are la need of
ar'.Ltie and. substsntiul cemetery work.
iu id." f.-ooi tLe bet qualities of marble and
triuite, they will do well to call en J. Wil
Iciusoo Sr Sin, marMe anj granite dealers
la this piaee, where tbiy will End a n'ce
stock to select froji, or send them word
acd they will vUit you with a lare selec
tion of new and original designs, they fiuar
antee all their work and If tT.e'r work is
not as represented they will not ask yoa to
Uie It, taey are prepared tn fill all orders
at tome and abroad at prices thatrtefy eonv
t otl.ii. u. J!e f-eai a tila!. A o 6m.
Mrs. John liolus ani ber Infant child,
of C'onemauih Dorouh. on Tuesday eyen
:nij were terr.ly burned by the upsetting of
a lamp. Mrs. Bolus bad placed ber child.
C-d eleven months , In tbe craddle about 0
o'r!o-k and placing a ll&l.ted Uitp on i
small stand near the bed laid down to rest, j
w'thoct iiiroblns- In turning in tbe (--l I
she :jps.-t the lamp and se ber clothing on j
6re. S.e picked up the child and ran out
Ihto the bari yard enveloped In flames aud
screaming with pain. As.sistauee 60ou
came but ui Ueiore tbe woman atu child
were horribly barut.I. Tbe child diod U.e
next momlni; and Mrs. Bolus U not expect
ed to survive, altitough she bas a possible
chance, trie physicians say, to recover.
We like to bear a mac refuse to take nis
home taper, and ail tbe time sponge on bit
neighbor for tbe reading of It. We like ti
luar a man complain when asked to sub
scribe for bis home paper that betakes more
pupers than be reads now, and lieu no
around tbe corner and borrow bis neigh
bor's, or leaf around till be gathers tn all
the news from It- We like to see a man run
down his heme paper as not worth taking.
and every now and then be a the editor for
a favor la tbe editorial line. We like to aee
a mechanic oc merchant refuse to advertise
In bis borne paper, and then try to get a
share of the trade which the newsoaper
brings to town. e like to see these
thiols. It looks very economical, thrifty.
progressive, and cheeky.
A dispatch from Harrlsburi? report
that tbe old fen?e law of 1700 has been re
pealed. This action was made necessary
by tbe cnanged mstbods of fencing- Tbe
act of 1700 required that all corn-fields: and
jjrounde kept for Icclosures should be "well
fenced with fence at five feet high, of suffi
cient rails or lois, and dose at the bottom."
It bas been a dead letter for years, partlca
larly since wire fences bave been introduced.
In 17 JO an act was passed declaring suffi
cient a fence four and a half feet hign. and
having nn opening at tb.9 bottom no greater
than eit;bt inches, but this was repealed as
to county after county until the repeal ex
tended to all the counties except McKean,
as constituted In 131. There baa been
much other local legislation In relation to
fence?, but tie act of 17J0 remained undie
tarbed for l.J rears. It now becomes tho
duty of evey owner of cattle to csre for
th-ym himself. Owners of land are no long
er reqoi to fence their land against their
apr.-jr'scaiUo ; tut !? their land, whether
fc.-.ced or not. U trcsp eised upon by any
c.-.ttle. aud dar ir.e resultj, tbe owner of the
cattle 3 ISs.b'e for 't-.n dairaes. Owners of
ca'.'.lo ut loolt s-arp If tiey avoid trouMa.
rnnmanlratlra.
t. Acocn?rE. April 23, 18r.
EniTOa Frf.em m : ror many years ta
ichabitsi.ts of Cheat Sptinirs baye had tc
attend Miss in a uua'.l ar.d uncomfortable
bu"d:nt, and the Roman Caticlic popula
tion increasing wifi the tlais (not toe Lon
don Tifnf) soon oat grew the present old
chnrrn. Their pastor Rev. M. Ryan, of St.
Au"u tine, seeing tie growth of Ma con
gTfpRtioa resolved to erect a new edifice in
stead, aud a coutract bas becu entered Into
by Mr. M. J. Waltz, of Ciet Spilac. who
tas piven bis botd to erect i church accord
ing to peciticatioc before Lcxt fall for
I 4Ot 0
The bnlldin,! Is to b forty-four by eigbt-ty-eiat
t, and toe side walla twnty fert high,
ani the rloora to oe of allow pliie.
There are to be six wiudows in each side,
four In frout, cue in re;.r cf acctury, and
one routid tow ia rear of attic which Is
to ci iresponi with o:ie in frout. '
A vetljuio w'.i; exte.id tie whole length I
of builtliog ten by forty-four feet, and two
t-tair cases wi:l ilso tbeielrum to aa'.lery !
which will Eiako tie aocoaiiuodation inside
one hundred fe L TUe kiU-iy wiil slon?
from front to rear witL turned baluater, and
arortion Is to b? specially set apart In cen
tre for the Uoe of a choir.
There will be three doors from vestibule
to main l uiiding. two t.n.a'.: and one large
cent.e ccrrespCLding with main front door,
witUspri.. sudicg patent tinges, and the
door from surrMy to sanctuary and one to
side Isle are to be e nr.g on patent binges
also.
Tbe bu!!d!n2 outside Is to be weathers
boarded and ateet;d with hemlock, and tbe
Inside Is to Ld tLhed with extra chestnut,
etc.
The altar Is to be finlsbei H the latest
atyle and will be In accord and proportion
w',l, the Interior.
ui co-otpi-ie a ice eaiace will be a mon
ument of worman''j!p ar.d art and a tribute
to the people of Citst Springs and their
Rev. pastor Fatter Rvan, who has labored
energetically for them during the past tea
years, although he Laa bad the parish church
of St. Augusilso to attend and tbe town
of AsfcvIUe and Frugality where two church
es are in course of erection owing to his ef
forts last fall. Obmond,
The Great Xew Trk Cenfeawlal Ke
dneed Rates via lh PtnaijUanla
Kallroad.
All the arrangements for tie brilliant cel-
ebratloi of the fnsatiratlon of (General
Wa?Mrgton In New York. April 29th. noth,
and May 1st, taye been completed, and the
affair prarnles f be tbe most IntarestinR
one of Its k:aJ eyjr held. The aaval dern
oosfatlon on Monday, tie military parade
on Tuestfsy, the Industrial and traJes dis
play on Wednesday with the special fea
tures of each evening, fill up tbe entire
period wits a high order of entertainment
For tie Knefit of visitors the Pernsylvan
la Railroad Company will ell excursion
tickets to New York from all prinstpal sta
tions on its system, April 27tb, 2.sth, 23th,
th, and for trains arriving in Xew York
prior tr nccn of May l?t, at one and a ba!f
cent" per rnlle. Tickets are grod only for
continnous pas-age on through trains to
Ne t York, an-l val'd for return trip until
end including May 1st.
Ky Boy
(Ttr?e years o!d),wM recently taken with
, cold In the head. It seamed finaUy to settle ,
1 la ta nce, which was ru.pne.1 up fr dass
: . . 81 V C"-CU 1 tM Um to
brMt,1 f "a P- 1 "!:t?d Physician, who j
rreT4 - ed, bnt dl.1 him r.o good. Flcal.'y
lt ,4V . . ...
I went t t!o f teg -'.or aad got a bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm. It &6dcae4 to work !lks
maic. Tie boy's no-e was clear in two
lys, and he ias btsiu all ruht ever since
r.. J. Hazard. New i crit.
lteiua frni larrolll
Carroiltows, Pa, AprU 24, 1839.
Dear Freemak : Lent U pat and the
people bave resumed their noimal spheres
ijiltl. The bUSV bum Of life U nOWdlS-
garde r.. chase them chickens off the garden,
you quit pulling up them onions" and the
babble of children, tbe low moan of tbe
fresh cow far her absent offspring, which
has bet?u sacrificed on the epicurian altar to
satiate the appetite of tbe teuton devotee,
tbe briebtblue sky and aoftspring'y ifphirs,
tbe budding shrubs and green grass, the ten.
der shont and whistling bird .a continue
to remind us that we have emerged from
desolate winter and landed In tbe lap of Q
Sprin let's to bU.
Ibe water works at the Monastery are
now fully completed and at work. P.J.
Dletrick, our popular hardware merchant,
furnisned the machinery, which Is the beat
of its kind which same. I rise to remark, Is
always his style.
Ex-Sheriff Gray tas about completed tha
Improvements oo bis bouse on Main street.
It will be the hctel or tbe town, having all
tie modern 'fixtures" appertaining to a
first-clasa house. Tbe Sieriff exotscts to
cater to the wants of tbe public in the near
future, and it anyone should go from his
house hungry or thirsty it will tot be the
raalt of ex-sShcr ff Gray, whose well-known
liberality and hospitality Is proverbial.
J. Condron, spiritual caterer of ti. W.
Schmidt, Pittsburg, more popularly known
as tie "Wild Irishman," and W. McEwing.
with a full line of tbe seductive weed, were
In town to-day visiting ibeir numerous cus
tomers. Mr. McE. represents W. J. Mc
Clurg Jk. Co.
Messrs. J. II. Kelly and Vandrlln, of the
Altoona Natural Gas company, are is town
this week. Mr. Kelly lnfoims your corre
spondent tbat they bave struck quite a vein
of gas In Jefferson county, which Is strong
enough to supply tbe towns of importance
In that county and Clearfield county, but
not enouzh to pipe to Altoona without
sicking a few more wells along the route
Those gentlemen are now selling stock to
our citizens and will drill a well in this
vicinity. It Is undoubtedly a paying In
vestment and will prove a success, as we
are according to tbe geology of this State,
light on the anticlinal gas belt. Success at
tend them la their efforts to develop the
mineral resources of this county.
Mitchell's coke and coal works near Ilas-
tlccs have closed operations for an Indefin
ite period. Tuis will throw a great many
men out of employment and cause a stagna
tion of business at our northern industries-
It seems the cause is an over-production-
Hurrah for Harrison, Tiplcanoe and Mor
ton too; rise up ye gerrymandering posses
sors of tbe party f polls and explain why
thus Is tbusly, why our industries are 6tag
tated and the result of yonr opposition to
the tariff bill, or you are gone tbe next four
years where the W. Br twlneth.
Easter Monday was a gay day for the mem
bers of our S. C- Band, as on tbat day tbey
renew their vows for another year's trL
uaaphal march, with fasttr time, amidst tbe
the sweet melody which our band can so
aa.y discourse. Tae boys afttr stia'b'en
ing up their last year's business proceeded
to enjoy theonelvea in their old-time man
ner, playing each member's favorite piece
ar.d supplying tbe inner man with the good
tL'ngs or tt is life. -The band celebrated iU
twenty-ninth anclver?ary. Long may It
wave.
A little child of Valentine N'agle, of Chest
township, was hurried tosday at St. Law-
reaca.
Mr. Joseph nips, landlord of the
Hotel, iSt. Lawrence, was in town to-day.
Barney Butcher removed bis booaehold
gocds and gods to Hastings to-day. Uocd
lcelr. Barney. .
Tne work of frescoing the church will be
S'm next week.
A. IL ilauk has remodeled Ms hotel and
it is now one of the finest bostellres in
Northern Cambria.
Daniel Daam while encaged In etectlng
the scaffolding ta the church for the f rescoe
painters, fell and narrowly escaped impal
ing himself on a spike which tore an ngly
gnh la his neck Viry near the jugular yeia.
Peter CaoapUrll has received offi?!aI noti
catioo of his antviintraent as postmaster.
Vice Hon. Jno. Buck decapitated by the
first assistant of the saintly Wanamaker of
cheap clothing fame.
CarroIItown is famad for Its neatly clothed
young men and boys which is dae la a
great manner to oar popular dottier. C. A.
Sbarbauh, who can give the youngest and
oldest a perfect fit.
Last nlht we enjoyed a pleasure bop in
Sharbaugh's UalL and all present seemed to
enjoy themselves Immensely. The Irrepres
sible Jin Con J -on was there and called the
figures in his peculiar and Interesting way.
The phone from here to natings Is a great
convenience and Is la cocstant ue.
Amicus.
MAKRIAUE XJCES&ra, 1MI ED.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by tbe Clerk of the Orphans' Couit
for the week ending Wednesday, April 21.
18.S9:
J. W. Harris and Sadie White, MlllvUle.
Ueory E. Yahner, Cbtst township and
Francis A. Piatt. Dvsart.
Solomon Mick. Bedford county and Aman
da C. Anams, Portage.
Win. J. Carney and Bridget Cooney.
Monster township.
John B. Kei'er and Minnie Lock, Cone
maugh borough.
John March. Stonycreek and Julia A.
narbaugb. Bedford county.
Joshua CoTzens and Maria Saylor. Johns
town. Wm. J. Bla'.r and Rhoda Flowers, Johns
town. Joseph Jhomas Howe and Mary Annie
Nettle. South Fork.
John Gibson and Minnie Fyock, Indiana
county.
Ueny Style and Emma Duun. Baxr town
ship. Robert G. Rose and Sarah Keyser. Johns
town. Tbaddeus Thomas and Mary Yeager, El
der township.
Tb- Xew Tork lemtewnlfU Half
Rate via rennsj lvaala Railroad.
The Centennial celebration of the inaug
uration of General Washington as first
President cf the United States wiil undoubt
edly prove the grandest demonstration ever
seen la New York. On the morning of
April 29th tbe great naval parade, com
posed of over six hundred vessels, will oc
cur, in the evening, the Centennial Ball, and
on the 30th the religious and literary exer
cises la the morning will be followed by the
niiat Imposing and txteusive military par
ade evar seen In this country. The ban
quet will he Leid In the evening, and on
May 1st will occur tte great civil and indus
trial parade. The three days will be filled
wltn a mu!t!tnd of scenes and inc! lents of
absorbing Interest, In order to place tbe
trip wltbin the power of every one the Penn
sylvania RsCroaJ company will sell excur
sion ticket- from PUtsbar to Xew York on
April 27th. 26'J3, 2vth, and 3olh. for trains
scbedced to arrive in Xew York bfore
noon of May Ut, at These tkkets
be accepted for pasa.ge oa ali trains.
evcent the '.v Vr.rtr r..t rhlu t
Cbxagi
" - wy muIKu
P". n be valid for
UDti, fta j iat:c3:r , ir-r C;h. isa
. . . L.
return trip
13S3.
Rnptore cure guaranteed by Dr. J. I.
Misyer, 831 Anh St., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay irein busi
ness, attested by thousandj of ceres alter
others fall. j
Krulob's louiaupiioB t'nr,
This Is beyond question the nioet success
fal Cough Meaicine we have ever sold, a few
doses Invariably cure tbe worse cases of
Cough, Croup, aud Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success la the cure of Consuiup
loo is without para He! in the history of
medicine. Since Its first discovery it bas
been cold on a guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have a
Cough we earnestly ask you to try it
Price 10 cents, SJ cents, and tl.OO. If your
Luuits are sore. Cheat or Back lame, us.
Shilon's Porous Wasters. Sold by Dr. T. J.
Davison.
e
AnawerTnlB ttaefctlom.
Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite. Coming Up of
the Food, Yel.ow Skin, when for 75 cents
we will sell them abiloh's System Yitalizer
guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Dr. T. J
Davison.
Bar klea'a Arnica Naive.
The Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all fr-kin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store of E. James, Ebenss
burg, and W. W. McAteer, Loretto.
SinllaU'a (Marrk Remedy,
Sbiioh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Catk-r Mouth
and Headache. With each bottle there is
an Ingenious Nasal Injector for tbe mote
successful treatment of these complaints
without extra charge. Pr'ce 50 oents. Sold
by Dr. T. J. Davison.
TOK S ALE.
A lot of tcronnd rttnate In the bornarh of
lunnelhUl. t'suil.rla county. frt'iittnr 119
feel oo I'ortaire siret-tand XK-Dit:n back Z6 ts-t,
bavin Ibereon erected two hone!, f.no conlain
Idk b room Bn.l the otbtr3 rooms. The property
will be sold fe(,arte or t4j other to sail j.nrr lin
en, for I art her pe-rtlrultua Inquire of Michael
Lonovwi, EbenRbarr. Pa.
MRS. MAKY J. BYKNE.
Kbensborg, April 2J, loss. Smo.
ADMINISTHATKIX' NOTICE.
Letters ol administration on the ertato ot
James McUartry, late of Watshinten townbli.
Cambria enanty. deoeaeiS. harlni( been rante,l
to tne nndenip-sed. al! Dersons bavlnic clalcii
aainst laid estate ara hereby no titled to make
payment to me without delay ; and those havmic
claim aa-al ntt the same will prenent them, proper
ly authenticated lor settlement to
ANNA M'OAKiTY.
Administratrix of James McOarity, dc'd.
Creuaa. April 28, isst. et.
ACDlTOK"d NOTICE
In the Orphans' Court ol Cambria mnr.tT
In tbe matter of the exceptions filed to tbe first
na niu uronnt 01 citica jane ila, a.lajiDls
trix of James S. l'urbln. who was one of th et-
colors or Aaa-ustine Uurbln, de-ased. Havlna;
wo appoi-uieu lauiwr 10 pacm ana uenue upon
sa4d exceptions aad report distribution amonir
the persons leu ally entitled to rerelve tbe same
notice U hereby siren that I will sit tn my cilice
at the borough of tbeagtiurg on Monday the ISth
day of Max. 18s. at 10 o'clock a. k. to discharge
tbe duties of said appointment when aud where
all partita lnierrxiod may attend or be forever
debarred rrotx eominv; la on the fund.
IU.AUjJi. UL FTON.
Ebe&Bbnrg April 20, 1SS. Auditor.
F
AHM FOB SALE
1 here will be disposed of at private gale.
a farm Mtaate la Allechcny townchlp, one
fourth mile from Loretto. en the ruad leadinr
Irom said place to Ebeiisburtc. TTjlii fana coc
tains about so acre. atKut Co acres of whlrh are
cleared, bavmir thereoa a new tvo-ttory irame
bmsej aad barn, nn orchard, etc.. asd la lea
troo 1 ftate of cultivation and well watered. Fur
furttor parUcoiart addrea
r&AXVVS O'FltILT-.
loretto. Pa.
Loretto, Feb. 1. 183.
STATEMKNT OF S ET'TIEM UNI' WITH THE
lSuierviors cf Washington township lor
year endinir March -JS. Isxy.
PI mat b. MOYEK, Stniatviaoa, Ua.
To am't
Of JorMeate 4Sof
KecelTed from L.:liy lomuyh , ltj
Kecelved irem license 4o ou
Balance lima Jail tottlement , 113
iTirJ !ti
Ca.
y-
Auditors ex-'r.tr.itioB ...i...
f Sin
41 -JO
l JO
ls-t :s
0 3.1
VI w
6 09
Sol w
1 j oo
SO 00
24 S7
Orders reoeemad . .
Cash pid l.-rwr.ri . "
C'ab pid for lumber f" ,. '" " '
Srrlco as .Suncrtlsur " "
I'otU. OH 5ash tax. l'J.71 ti 5 In r pent "
Taz worked by taxable
H,nv hire
Towls and blarkiifn-thicir
BalaLfe duo towaiiip... ..T1. 7."
Balance doe township 14 37. ,il 64
JOHN LYNCH. StTKEVIsca. IR.
To am 't of duplicate si 110
To ain't received lroia bee one -aw 37
tircoos
Cu.
By-
AudiUirs exorerattons 1
Ain't returned to CommUsloners.
t inters rrdeemed
Cih paid for work
Scryloes aa aopemin.r
Com. on cah tax. Sl.CVa.ia ii i per cent..
Tax worked by taxable-
Ain't paid for pipes aud lreight.......
Ain't paid for tools
Am't paid fur blacksmitbina"."lI
Ain't paid for dyoamita, sag
230
r.2 S3
21 143
1 oe-i as
T3 in)
ss:e
SVO M
1M -il
VI 40
13 40
1 16
el -JO 7
Balance due Snrrrlsor Jl'ic.aa.
LIABILITIES.
Out tan J los; orders.
Afsoia ..
5H fl
.. M 37
Excess of Liabilities
We, the andersiKDed
477 -i
auditors 4I.4 srtiiv tli.it
wo eaawinea
tbLia 4VS stated.
tbe above acoounLn aiil bod
K.O. MYEKS.
A.J SAIN Ktli,
I Auditors.
J. nci d..si. x . 1
OlORblJ. .VSKlTiBII.t'lSrk.
W aeblcxtoa I wp, April Li. ltw. iu
LLJOKBIM, I. J. irCS. i.f.ECCL
ESTIBLKDED 18711
ESTABLISHED 1SS8L
CarrclIlowiBaiia,
trr:Ht:T2, Pa.
T. A. SHARBAUGH,
Cashier.
JotastoBnclc&Co.
BANK KUS.
EseMssiiri fsiu ii
A. W. BUCK, Cashier.
General Bantini Easiness Transactefl.
The totlowlna; are tha principal featuret ol a
general banking business :
DEPOSITS
Keeelred payable on demand, and Interest bear
ing cerUncatos issued to time depositors.
LOAS8
Extended to eustomera on favorable terms aad
approved paper discounted at all limes.
COLLECTIONS
Made la the locality and upon all the bank!n
towns la tbe United istates. Charges moderate.
DBA FT
Issued negotiable in all parts ef the VJnlted
Mtates. and loreiKB exchange tMued oa all parts
of Europe.
Accorsrs
Of merchant, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable aoeomodatlna will be extended.
Patrons are cured that ail transaction shall
te bold ai strictly private aiid cinfldentlal. and
that they wUI be treated as liberally as wod
banking rales will permit.
Kejspectfully,
JJ0UKSTO3I. BUCK A CO.
Bridgeetting:
SEALED PKOPOS A US W ILL B E K EC'LI V E I
br theCourty Oommlsn.ners at their of
floe in Ebensbunr. Pa., until 1 o'clock r. v.. May
6th, lvs:. for tbe lollowlnx deeenbed Iron bridges,
and abutrnenu for the same :
INo. l. A binh truss brtdre lit) feet extreme
lengrth with a 11-loot road-way, M be created at
Fruvallty Station on the Creson and Uoalport
ranroal across tne CleAifield creek.
No. 2. A low truss hridire. 84 feet extreme
leoOv with a 14-fcxt road-way, at-mas a brancii
"i the Cen-iaauo-h ner near O'Harra's Mills la
Mnaster townnhlp.
No. 3. A low truss bridr TV fr't extreme
lenirth. with a 14-foot ruad-way, to lo erected
aero Brabakerereek at liutlngi in Elder to wa
sh i p.
Proposals for store work will be receivad at the
same place anUl 4 e'eloca oa tbe same day.
Plans and rrwcltir-.ucs for bri-Jree and abut
ments eaa he ea at the ComulseUmeo dice.
Tbe Uoauniesiouer reserve tbe nsbt to reject
any or all bid. ;
JOHN K1K BY, "I
,i , J m John a:i btLL. coin's.
' Att9t: 1. A. MoJtCi;n, Cirrk.
'Xbenebura;, April , lvx :
IT
ralCFIT samples ratee
ltlulL.ll I Oh.. i r m-u. nunc,
fa, FM. a. srOTT.S m York Oil J
w
yuj heuwaill puitexs printed call at
oii.ee.
this
Absolutely Pure.
Tne powner never vanes. A marvel of porttv.
strentrth and wbolesomenei&. Mure economical
tban tbe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In
competition with tbe multitude of the low tert
snort welarht, alum or phosphate powder. Sold
ot'V tn m. Kuril biaiss Powiikk Co.. IOo
WallSt..Nw Yok.
1'OLITIl'AL AlkaOl'SCEMEAls.
qx THE KEMIK'KACY OF CAMBKIA
A OOI NTY. I hereby announce mjs. It as
a candidate for the nomination for the office of
Hen ister aud Keoor Itr t the enjuib) lwmooratie
Primary. 'EI.ifriNE J. BLA1K.
LbensburK. Alarcb M, iss.
YOH UISTKICT ATTORNEY.
A lo the Ilnmnffilli. vntAM r. r 41 n. .
county. I hereby announce myself as a candi
date It.r the otiice of Iiinct Attorney, subject to
Uie rules ol tbe IXmocra'io party.
... . HON ALU E. PUFTON.
Lbensburif, April JS.lSst.
F
'OK I1 STRUT ATTORNEY
1 rv lit U.1..M .4- 1 k . . ,
Subject to tbe derision ol the liemo-rauc Prima
ries.
Ebeusburi; March 15, 1S89.
IOH PKOTHONOTARY.
To tbe liemocratie vctefol Cambria coun
ty. I hereby announce myself as a candidate lor
the nomination ol the office of Prothonutary. sub
ject to the decision ol the Iientocratic primaries
JAM ESC. IIAKUY.
t oneoiaugh Bor., Flrtt ward. March Ii5, 1SS9.
IJXEUl'TOR NOTICE
i abetters teatamsntary on tbe estate of
Mrs. Ann Davis, late ol EWensbunc borouirh dft
eeaed, havinr been t ranted me by the lieirieter
ol Cambrlae,anty. Notice Is hereby silven to all
persons indebted to said estate to make pavment
U me, and those having claims attamet the said
estate will present them proierlv authentleatea
for settlement. KICHAK'DL. UAVIS.
Executor of ixtra. Ann Davis.
Ebensburg, April 11. Ibis.
ADMIN ISTKATBIX NOTICE.
letters of admlntstratton on the estate of
John A. O'Hara. deceased, late of the boroush of
Ebensbunr, Cambria ooonty, Pa., havinti been
sranied to the underslirned, all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notl Bed to make pay
ment to me without delay, and those having
claims svalnst the sane will present tbetn, prop
erly authenticated lor settlement to
ANNIE H. O'HARA.
Ad mlnlstratn x of John A. O'Hant, deo'd
Ebentburg, April 5, lsN.-Hu
A DMINTSTRATOK'S NOTICE.
Letters ot administration upon the estate
ol John Siiuaian. late of Jackson township In tbe
county of Cambria, deceased, bavin been grant
ed to tbe undersigned, notice Is hereby given to
all persons indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment . and those having claims
against the same to present Uiein properly au
thenticated for settlement.
ADAMSHVMAN.
Ebensburfc , JMarch 22, lsv.-eu Aam'r.
DM INISTKA TOR'S NOTICE.
Notl.-e Is herebr (fiven tbat letters ef ad
ministration cum testainento annexe on tbe es
tate of K.fhard Mayers. J .te t Sum nerhill
township. Cambria county. Pa.. decencc j have
been itrantcd to tbe underlgne.l. All persons
Indebted in sal 1 estate are berehy notified to
make payment tome without delay, and those
baring claims against the same will present
Uieiu, tropcri aQlI.ei4lii't-;.! frr settle-Trent to
HF.yiiY M. lll'tlH.
Adm'r of Kicbard Mayers, dee'd.
is. Avrsjs mm.
Largest Stock of Spring
and Summer Goods.
Dress Goods and Silks our geat specialty.
High Class Novelties In exclusive patterns.
Printed India Silks at ij cents and up
wards. Special valurs (27 inches wWe) at 75 rents
aud JlXO, LUh novelties at (2.00 to H-00
a yard.
Plain India Silks, 43 cents and upwards.
Fancy Striped SaiabSiiks. SOcentatotl.50,
New Spring Shades in Surahs, Failles,
Iloyales aud Gros Grain Silks.
New Black Siik Grenadines, p'.aic, striped
and brocaded.
Novelties In Black Drees Goods in woo!
aud silk wool fabrics.
Spring Dress Goods, fancies, 43 cents to
rj.su a yard.
Plain, Striped, Plaid and Printed Mohairs.
Printed Cuallles, 3 cents to 60 cents a
yard.
French Suit Patteruf, 520.00 to f 85.00 each
French Wool Cashmeres, all shades, 50
cents to f 1.50.
Fifty luch Wool, Spring Suiting Cloths,
40 rents to 2.50 a yard.
Dress Ginghams, 8 cents, finest Scotch
Goods at 40 cents a yard.
French and American Fine Sateens at
Catle Dye," fact black. Hosiery, will
not stain or come off In wearing.
The best fl Corsets. Boys' Star Shirt
Waists. Meu's White and Fancy Shirts.
Our Lace Curtain Catalogue Is ready.
We send samples and prices promptly.
Dress Trimmings, Cloaks, Suits. Wraps.
Jackets, in largest variety. Address letters to
JOS. HOME & CO.,
609-621 Tenia Ave,
PITTSBURG, PA.
aprlii lychmly.
OF PURE CC3LIVER OIL
EYPOPHOPHITES
Almost as Palatable) as Milk
9a dlaiecl tlua it can fn taltec,
dlcnt'd.aad axstiatlal by (he noet
waiillrt ,l.n4arh,nbrn (he pU,tja oil
mannl Ijt. luitratid ; &nd ly the com
blaatioa of tne oil vritu the iiypa.
piiaapaUtee is xuacja auora coicacloua.
Kfr-i.-taLle ai a fitab predorr r.
Pcrsocs gain ranuii'y -aiihe Liking it,
SCOTT'S EVC1.SI03 la acUioeld4H(d ly
Piiyiciais ta be tio r.noet and Dent prepat
sioa ia aue world lor CUm xulief and cure ut
CONSUMPTION. eCaOFULA.
CEMEHaL debility, wasting
DlSfcASES, EMACIATION.
COLDS and CHRONIC COUCHS.
Tfte yruil rtmeJjf.tr C-mtrumpflon, and
7at'.l.j iii Chiuiitji. SjUI by l U jJi-itcaisti,
SLN ! yuur ortictf too -r:iitiD4f to tbe Fkzxatal
aad mvc uunvy. frices t luwctL
31 El
EicsaiiLiOly
Th.c Tail End of Old 1828
Tlie Beginning of 1889
will be made memorable bv WOOLF. SON A TIIOMAS for low price. Our Overcoat
Department is teeming with Bargains. Words aud figures oannot ptthsib'y convt-v a cor
vey a correct Idea of the manner in which we have cut the prices of all our stock of Men's
Boys and Children's Overcoats and heavy suits. The sactafice we mate in unioadincc
this stork Is without parallel. Not a price wi l we quote, but of this fact you may rest
assured : that from our finest Dress Suit or Ovetcoat fora young gentleman dewn to tho
strong everv-day Suit for a school-boy, we will give more an.1 better for the price we ask
tban we have ever given before. This Induction Sale is Iu downright earnest. We mean
business. The Overcoats and heavy suits most beeold. The weather wa attaiiist us lo
tbe early part of tbe season, and now if you bave a little ready money it viil prove a
saving of several dollars to you in your purchases from us.
The Greatest Reductions Im been in mc Friccs cf
Fur CaDs. 43 72. 69 cents ; former prices, Tc., f I, SI, f 1.23.
riush Neckwear. 47, 75, 87 cents ; former prlcea, 75c. !fl. f 1.23.
Silk Mui'.lers, 37, W. 75 cents ; former prices, 75c, f I. fl.19.
Fur top Gloves. 75 cts , 1 1, 1 1.33; former prices fl. f 1.25. fl.'-O-Boys'
Piusb Caps. 17, 23. 42 cunts ; former prices. 25. 40. oo ctj.
GIVEN AAVAY !
From now until New Year's Day we shall continue to present ear-h of our many custo
mers (Durctia-.inz uoods to tbe amount of I t or more) with one of thrive Handsome i'lu- b
Photograph Albums which have tiolikhtod
week.
REMEMBER, GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
Woolf, Son & Thomas,
JOHNSTOWN, FENN'a:
ECKEIMRODE $c HOPPEL
have just returned from the Eastern Cities with a Large and com
plete assortment of Fall and Winter Goods consisting of Men's and
Hoys' Suits and Ovcreoats ; Lsulics', Misses' and Children's Coats,
Jackets, Wraps and Shawls ; all Styles of Woolen Dress Goods;
Flannels, Underwear, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Blankets,
Comforts, Robes, Horse Blankets ; Rubber Goods of ?.ll kinds ,
fine assortment of Millinary Goods and, in fact, a general variety
of Goods. Having bought at a discount, we are now prepared to
offer Special Inducements and Low Prices to Cash Buyers. Solic
iting your patronage we guarantee satisfaction.
Respectfully,
EC KEN RODE & HOPPEL,,
CarroIItown, Pa.
HARDWARE AT COST!
FOR NEXT 90 DAYS.
The subscribers, in order lo close out their
Large Stock of all kinds of Hardware, Iron,
Steel Fails.
SWOP
Oils, Taints, Hopes, all kinds of Mechanics'
Tools, Builders' Hardware, etc., etc., will sell, for
the next 90 days, Goods at Trices which will
The Stock is new and Oleau.
TIFT 03? &
WHO
READ THE FOLLOWING.
STOP RSGHT WHERE YOU ARE.
Go not a step further until you hear what I have to say. It will
be to your very best interest to do so.
IT IS THIS:
No other Clothing House in the Broad State of Pennsylvania, ex
cepting neither Philadelphia on one hand, nor Pitteburg on the
other, can aflord to oirer Extraordinary Inducements in
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING
and a Great Variety of Children's Clothin
which I am now prepared to do, composed of the Latest and Most
Fashionable and Enduring Qualities, at prices which seem
RIDICULOUSLY LOW to purchasers and astounding
wonder to other dealers, particularly to Merchant
Tailors. "How can March do thi thing and
live?" is the stereotyped and oa repeated question. The reply is
that this is a matter entirely of his own concern. 3 Be it so or
nonpublic receives the benefit.
Men's Spring Sails as low as - - $4.50
Boys . $1.37
Other Clothing at Proportionate Prices.
USTA Full Line of Gents' Furnishing Goods at
Prices far beyond the reach of Competition.
MARCH,
THE BOSS CLOTHIER,
NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE.
"CHK SALE.
JL House and lot In Kltea.'bara;. Pa; K never
lalliax spnna-. uMe and ouUmitdinx n prem
ises. Inquire at ii. liuiioa a, Sob, sardwara
(tor.
LOeuiburj;. Oct. 12, lags.
GIVISIV AWAY !
thousauds of our lady friends during (jurituiaj.
w-w-! sTTa i j-k
2
S.2IE
4 nvrilTlSnitS by addressing e. P.
J- Hnwrlld S o.. lOSiruOe St.. New York
ran inarti the xa?t cost or any proposed line o
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faa-e l'aiapblrt ltfe.
SON.