u u i. ifamlmn Jmmnn. 'LOCAL ,1.YI i'JSRSOXAL. TI rn t out! cheapest stock of whip Ntv suVsiTi'-ie" sre constantly Dalng . . . . .,r II. t nuuii i" v'u " -Fur ti'-re blauUeta and rubies go to C. A. I-aLHl"'- A re lot i'f Uoiua'.ora June' l " pr"- at Mrs. R. E. I'blltp Collins is confined to bis fcuii.-e ty severe cold. cMId of Mr. Tuonias Nipple died on Mouday lit f",1D dipthfi- v..u ran buy an all hand made single hirneM at Lantern' for 812. Tie Kbensburic Comet Uaod will attend tIle t'Airolltown Fair to-daj (Fiiday). Y..a can buy a good bor blanket at L.i;lJ lti' harness shoo tor Si. A P endid assortment of gloria silk i,J e-tlie umorellas at Mrs. 11. E. Jones'. Aui:ll child of Mr. I'nillp Sanders, (, siuuster townsolp. died ou Mouday last T!ie itirictois oi the poor of the Slate wl'l meet iu convention in Altooua on Oct. I., ami 1 rii.- II illidaybburii tair wa ptistpomd ..tii.t of tho weather uutil Tuesday tue -i ait. - !.ii;es tiiie aud old and respected eltl- r I'mi. tuwnaulp. led on Saturday last .. ,i vl.m". -eventy years. l'i 11. t'. Frlrk Cokn Company Is re ,,.. t...i - ti ir.u to buy the four coke plants 1 r!ie '.untirU Iron Company, adrenalin ovens. The 1. l! ve- 11 io.I relief committee i n,..i mini.' tti.-n Qua! dtstrlDution In on C ' I'm t iii iM.iuitv tinvuu paid out the f JO.ooo aivurJed ll.eui. A wri-teii vii. richly deserves banning rri-eut.y t ut the toOitue out of a hone be- to J. .tin J.eppert, of Juuiata town s':. (i. .Hut.! cviunty. Turin ntine mixed with carbolic acid tin i ; ui .ie:i vessels about the room will 'y lf.-eu li e risK or contagion in scar v. r, il plittwl and kindred fl!seaiei. let ! We lire receiving new goods every dy sni already have on hand good aasort :uriit i.f both tlaunels and underwear for fit: I and winter wear. Mm. U. E. Jones. :rlwitl Suires, a brakernan on the Wet Teim Il.tilroad, was thrown otT his train In the lllairavill yard on Tuenday ii.n'it last and rttu over, killing bliu instant iy. Mr. Julius (Uaser, of ritt.nburg, passed tliruUk'b this p'.aee on Muuday on his way to t airnl'.tiiwu, where he intends spending a frw weeks with his brother. Mr. Otto (i:u-.ier. Rupture cure gunranteed by Dr. J. It. Msjer, S:;l Arch St., riiiladelphla, la. F.Ae at i.noe, no operation or delay rm bul n'. attested by tnouiaiids of cures after oll.ein (all. It you want horse hiankets ir tobe for wlntei cail at W. . UnnVm's harries hop and examine bU aUx-k, he has the cheaie4C and beat otiM-k ever brought to F.bernburg. Hungarian ar a costly and rounh ad illtiun to the population of the country, forty-one of them being In th Westmore land enunty Jail for various crimes against la and good order. A bursted tine In the engine of the hranch necenoltated the bringing of an en Uine up from Altiona on Tuesday eeoing to take out ths .'I .1j train whic!), was delay ed abnut three tours. A goodly number of funlrrels have been kluil in tl.N I t-u libortio.Hl since the Coid Uienri'iuei.t of t'.u -.i-ason, but up to this time lmne of out l.m ten t ive bad tbe nerve to send ;tny ' thN . !!i.-e. rrofe-.-.ir F. A i.yte and family, lion. John C.r . H and f.tmlly, and Mr. Webrt l.nrt'.th. nil i.f Kane, i'a., are here viHlClog ex-MieriT l.r iK'h, whoe serious Illness we mention iu another part of our paper. Trie hoi.es in Ibtee carriages rau away at a funeral in Ulaitsvllle on Thuttday of lat werit, starting from the Catholic I Lurch Tbe scene was a fritlhtful one and :i tlie vetioles were wrecked, but nobody 't. l.iut. I r.e valuable hotel property located on Mi!i rr,.t, Carrolitown, Fa., at present (.pi'iijueii hv J. 1). Thomas and kuown as t!. 11. te Urunswick, will be sold on reason a terms. For further Information ad dr- M . Kiltell, iVi ave a peedy and positive Cure f r t .ir.tr'h. Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and ii' i.l i. r.-, In Shiluu'a Catarrh Keroedy. A Vinl lr;i i tor free wltli each bottle. Use 11 'f mi de-ire health and sweet breath. V-.'i ." cents. Sold bv Dr. T. J. Davison. The n. iners' strike at Tunnutawney a ,.tnd Saturday. The miners who -ri'M.mn 40 cents pei ton, are now K"'.!it'i 1' inta ; poke drawers, who were "".'nn rents, will be paid 73 Cents, and a.l ..'.t,.-r v. s are a Ivanced Iu proportion. A m.ii (,f Jnr".,t Siuithbower, of Cambria '!.! ' V. Hi ir New (lertn toy, got his right hand -r.j t ilt H pMer prens on Tuesday ami Ih- rem: was that Drs. Jones and Ken r"l, i f :t i, p jos, were pa'ied upon to im I' i' e tl - ttiutub and two fingers, Tbe yi'!i"c n hi in netting aioriii as well as could N ei.rt..d. -It would appear that the rebulldlug of ' ' ""s Cathode chuirh Is shortly to bs Mn-.tiimred, Inasmuch i proposals hare been a.ked for. If Is .M that the new cJiuri'h ui heerctej on Clinton street on Pft i.f the pnnveot property. Tlaos and u -atiofa are nndcr-tood to have been Pn-Varrj. -J ,',r.,M,r Tri',um. -T!,e f,nal distribution of the Johnatown rs lef nmiey will begin oo Monday. October 'h. ard he completed by the following 'iirty in tti meantime numerous 'n: l c nis are hlng settled. Tbe Cam-"""r- ri Compsny will on Monday next t i ai:t eu to distribute f .50 ooo which was "'""f'-irotu all over the country for the biSt "I their workmen. ""AlthniiKo there is but little money In i! tTivP that received from the State rrrnpnatu.n, the achool directors of J ,hns "n b('ruih have decided to open the h'..n the ,70th or September and hope rai. f un4 enough to keep them open tor r n of ,anl n,or,trm- Considerable mon- v i-xpe-te t in response to the appeal re CBV,T l6v1" for help, however. 17 h'riff Gr,mtb. or this place was ben 'u ldenly sick on Friday last aod has 0 'I'd in a precarious condition ever si rife n to h v ''istlves have been summoned fit T nd but bop,, hJ ( o.timau recoveiy. BrUhts disease tint, b ' uff'rln f rooa and to opem-P-rfnrmed on Monday has relieved him aod he Is now res tin a ra,wr A3 PichancTA . . . . i n , Tin it i. at tue z-enusyi turs. - J C("Pan In the near fo wl i h'0C,t 'h '"Pr system of sianals t!-"train" b" Ud ,0 sovtrn tr'". nd Zl:Vt','0 fr" Practicable 4 T bi?,' d not color. ; crnlion- E tbr rin i - Hall fell in this place on Thursday. Notwithstanding the very unfavorable weather quite a number of people went to tbe Carrolltowu fair on Thursday. A son of Dennis O'DonnelU of Mutister township, died cn Friday last of typhoid fever. He was about 19 years of age. Workmen replacing tbe viaduct near South Fork, destroyed by tbe breaking of the reservoir, bare fonnd railroad iion twen ty feet below tbe surface of tbe river bed. A disease called "putrid sore throat" among horses In the eastern counties of the State Is alarmingly fatal. Tbe veterinary t who have beeo employed on some of the cases regard the disease as a climatic oue. riiey have not been successful In treating it. While plowing recently John Uilliland, of Ktshacoquiilaa. Mifflu county, turned up tbe gold watch lost by bis brother some four or five mouths ago. It U supposed tbe watch was lost In the stable, hauled out with the manure and plowed down. . When found tbe cases were to a fair condition but tbe works were a wreck. Leonard ilartmao, of tbe Central Ho tel, Hasting, will have a shooting match on tbe first day or October. 1880. The range Is oj hundred yards, off band, for three prizes: 1st, Si5 ; 2nd, f 13 ; 3rd. f 10. All marksmen are coroUliv Invited to attend. The shooting will take place at 10:00 A. M. ou tbe above named day, A complete list of the dead In Cambria boroagb has been made by Mall Carrier 13rldres, and he finds that there were 321 people orowned In tbe flood. This district was below tbe stone bridge, and tbe full force of the water did not catch It. It ts the only absolutely correct ll&l of any part of the flooded district yet published. Owing to the unfavorable weather which bis been constant since Tueaday, tbe opening day of the Carrolitown fair, the managers of tbe fair will keep It cpen one day longer than Intended, and close on Sat urday Instead of Friday. We hope Iu their plucky contest with the weather that Satur day at least may be a fair and prup'.ious day for tbe Agricultural Society. It hardly necessary to call our readers' attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Situon Hit . at Gallitzin. as It will attiact attentiou itself. Mesers. Simon Bros, have a large general store and by buying their goods In large quantities, at first bands, are enabled to ell to their customers at prices that defy competition. Olve ttem a call. Inspect their stock and If your purchases amount to f 10 or over your railroad tare wt!l be paid both ways. If any of our readers are In need of artistic and substantial cemetery woik, made from the bttet qualities of marble and eratiile. they will do well to call to J. Wil kinson & Son, marble and granite dealers Iu this place, where they will hod a nice stock to select frotn, or send them word and tbey will visit you with a large selec tion of new ami original designs, tbey guar, an tee all their work and If tbeir work Is not as represented they will not ask you to take it, tbey are prepared to fill all orders at borne and abroad at prices that defy com petition. Olve them a trml. A 3 6m. It tsgeneially believed by relatives and friends that Miss Mary Zero, formerly of Carroll township, was lost In the Jobne towu UimmI. She had been living In A 1 toon a a short lirus previous when she luft there and went to Johnstown, where she was seen about a week before the flood by an acquaintance at a boose that was washed away, and the entire family lost. Her rel atives bave not beard anything from ber mice and they bave ro doubt she was lost with the family. Tbe party from whom we got tne above Information bad forg itten tbe na:oe of tbe family with whom Miss Zero was living when last seen. Charles IIollls, an eight year-old son of Mr. David IloUis, of White township, was accidentally shot near Lloydsville, on Sun day last and tustantly killed. He was visit ing at the bouse of Mr. Isaac Ed mis ton, and whlla thra F. lml.tnn'a rln started a rabbit . - which ran Into the busb. William Ed mis ton, a thirteen-year-old boy, rot a Kun and trie two boys started after the rabbit, but after huntlnu for it a abort time cave op tbe chase and they stirted to return, when in some manner tbe gun wu arcldeotly dis charged, the load of shot taking effect In yount IIollU' neck, causing Instant death. An Inquest was held atid a verdict of acci dental death In accordance with tbe above tacts was rendered. The flood Commission decided at its last uieetinii to pay the bill of tbe Baltimore Jt Ohio Railroad company, for one car of lumber amounting to (350.46, which was lost by them In the flood. Tbe car Is the one that went through tbe corner of the Fiazer bnlldtog and settled on the opposite side of Main street. The Baltimore & Ohio were very liberal to the JuLostowu people at the time of the flood, and on Ibis account this cialiu was paid by tbe Commission It bring about the only claim so treated. While definite information cannot be bad, the lumber it Is supposed found Its way In relievlug the general necessities at the time. Many of our citizens remember als.inctly when the car was broken open. Who knows where the lumber went ? We shall gladly print an answer to the (luealiou. A Deputy atberlOT fa bet. Joseph and David Nicely, brothers, who are uuder senteuce of death at Somerset for too murder of Farmer Umberger In March last, shot Deputy btieriH McMilIerj at noon on Monday aud made their esc.tpe to the wood a half a mile away. The shots were heard aod an alarm was at once given. In a few uituutes hundreds of excited citizens were lu pursuit with rifles and revolvers. In less than an hour David was captuted In a tree aud an hour later Joseph was found hiding under a log. It was ooly by drawing revolvers that the officers and cool-beaded citizens were enabled to conduct tbe cap tives through a mob of infuriated citizens that lined tbe streets and grounds surround ing tbe Jail, the prisoners pleading all the while to have their lives spared. The deputy bau Just unlocked the door to pass an assistant In with water when Jos eph N'ictly forcing his way out, met the deputy in the corridor. Tbe latter seized tbe prisoner, who diew a revolver and fired two shots in close succession, both taking effect near the heart. Tbe deputy Is lying In a critical condition and bis chances of recovery are doubtful. Excitement runs bigh, ahd tbe Jail Is heavily guarded, bbuuid tbe Deputy Sheriff die it Is thought an attempt wilt be made by tbe maddened people to break down the old Jail and lynch the desperadoes. Died Its Alt oo b A. Mr- Jobn Fury, of Portage, who has been a patleot at tbe City Hospital for tbe past three weeks, suffering from typhoid fever, died at that institution Tuesday morning at 015 o'clock, tie was admitted to tbe hos pital about eighteen dayt ago and (arlog tbe last few days ha saffered a great deal. Tbe attendants at the hospital done every thing In their power to allay tbe pain ot the suffering man, but oo earthly power could do him any good and Lis soul took Its flight at tbe break of day this morning. Ills borne was In Portage where a stepmother an1 a sister reside. An uncle, Mr. J. G. Brawler, lives at Socman. Tbe relatives base been notified of bis death and as yet nothing f as been done with his body and tbe hospital authorities are awaiting to bear i from tie relatives. J.;txr .Vrrir. and Travere i Following Is Jurors drawn tor the special term of court In No vember o4 tbe regular terra In December : TRAVCRS JTKoBS, XOMDAT, KOVSMBSB 3D. Baker John, farmer. So Juaehanna twp. Keofoid Walter, clerk. Johmtown. Bryan David K . mill hand. JohnHewa. Burni lame, hotel keeper. MlllTllle. t'ady Jamea. marhmest, Trofpect. CoOaucb Scott, larmer. Jarkaoa twp. t'obo John, laborer. Johnston. Irby Jamea. laioon keeper. Cnnemacgh Dor. Is. a nry Jutin, surveyor. Johnstown. KoKleoart Christ. Jr., i:oDemauh bor. arl Thomaa. miller. Cootmsuith bor. (JrltTlth John T.. mluer. Johnrtown. Hennecamp S. U.. policeman. Jobnatown. Jordan H. M.. laborer. Millrtlle. Ki.onu Joeenh. contractor, Johnstown. Iok John T. contractor Oroyle la-p. Maner fel. J., brakernan. Kbenjbanr. Mriiufqrn Johu. miner, Suth Fork. Melhorn Edward, laborer, Allegheny twp. Miller J a one K. tinner. Johnalewn. Morgan Tbomas. miner. t'onemauKh bor. Morgan Kvan. farmer. Barr twp. Noel Jorepb. farmer. Camtna twp (ki Frederics, miner. Soutb Fork. Kohrabauith John, farmer, Croy le twp. KowUnd William K . farmer. Carroll twp. Kabrtts I'eter. Iaisrer. ttt Ikintuitugli. Sbarbaug-n John, undertaker. Waahlngtea twp. Ms; Jobn M., farmer. Adams twp. NoulPby tleorve. farmer, Clearfield twp. nteveDSon iieunce. painter, Jonnatown. Stewart Edward K. ajtent. Eaat OooemaUkh. Webn Ctiarlea. laborer. Johnstown. Wyland L.-wren re. farmer, urqaebanna twp. Younirt. A., butcher. Jobnatowa. Zaoe Jacob, foreman. Eaat ConemauKh. UID Ji aoRS, DKOEXBKK TIBS. Adair Alexander, capitalist. Johnstown. Coatlow I eler. farmer. Adams twp. Cover Alexander, larmer. ConemauKti twp. I'uvn HuKb. tarmer. Portaue twp. lum Daniel M.. farmer, Carrol: "P 'eiicbner Cbarlen. farmer. Carrvll Tap. ltxpatrick Daniel, laborer t'ambrla bor. ry, h..larj. farmer. Allexheny twp. Uatea Joel A., farmer White lap, Helnel lxiah, farmer. White twp. liel Jamen, tarmer, rtrtaice tp. Jamea Daoiel. laborer. .MillriHu, Helper 1 rederick. tcrtxer, Ku bland 'wp. Kuba Jobu D.. aawver. Keade twp. Iitir WtPiara H., beater, Jolnstown. I.u'.her rank, larmer. Susquehanna twp. I t'Hara Samnel, farmer, Mua'ter twu. I'orter Jonn. team,ter. Tunnelhlll bor. Haaer Jobn J .. taruier. Jaekoo twp. Ktiotty Jamea J . latiorer. Asnvtlle bor. siicuian Aaam, larmer. Jackron twu. Teeter IUvl.l. latiorxr. Liiaar Vo.ler twp. Tbomas James I., mer tiant. Jobnstown. Wcnlrod Conrad, hotel keeper. Wllmure. Tita v KKM jmoiu UBc-icsiHaa tr rimi wane. Abler John, mill hun.t. Conemauirh bor. Hearer 1-ewi J., farmer, 2uiiehauaa twp, lleuiorii Jauiea. carpenter. Jonnatown. Henon Jamea. aleel worker, MlllTllle. Kninio Felix, butcher, Cheft Snrlun. Mllekenderfer Jobu. tarmer. Klackli.-k twp. Hlouab lbia-. la-urer, Kicbland twp. Hoxler S. J., rail-atraivhtoer. Omrmtunb bar. Krant Oeorite. hotel kerr, Ijlly. Carter J. W., clerk. JohuMowo. CrN'.e Daniel, f irmer. Washington twp. CamauerlorJ W. J., faleeman. lretto. 1 Uicbard I... abuemaker. Ebenaouric lfenny J. H. . iceatleman. KieniiOura:. Ito-tnun William, tarmer, Allegheny twp. louala.d Jfttkct. f irmer, Carroll twt. D'luroll Jamea. farmer. Alleicneoy twp. Duneaao tji. A., merchant. ClearLeld twp. K,lrJs K L . eon'eetiiMier, Juho-ti.wa. Kaan Wllllaiu, I'a in:er. Conemau h bor. Fearl N'rlK.n. tl irkiultb. Kibland twp. Freidhod Jureph, contra-tir, Cor-eiuauyh bor. Fr.h (ie.irae. earfienier. B irr twp. lant Jamen. bart'er, t henbura1. Clreil Alexander. ia Idler. Carrolitown. r-am i.l.ua tieorae W.. larmer, Adama twp. Keincr K. '.. lab irer, MilUil e. KlnkeaO D. H.. clerk. Jolmatowu. kuablc i ieurf . larirer. West Taylor twp. KiMp lobn. farmer. Iean twp. k ret. on All'ert A., roller. Johnstown, le John W .. lal.arur. Frauatiu bor. Little W. A. li.. tarmer, AllrcbenT twp. I.n.twic Henry, liquor merchant. Johnntown. M.-In'oirb Uf..rf. merebant. Ully bor. M.'kenna Haul, tilack'mltb. WaablnKton twp. Murray Michael, latxirer, fonetnauh bor. tma Alexander. talnter. Jwbnatown. rri Joaepu J., farmer, Ktchland twp. Kuberta Lincoln, farmer. Sutnmerhtll twp. Settlemjer Ltwi wire drawer, Cotiemauh. Ninaer John I-., farmer, Jackaon twi. Shaffer tieotx-, carpenter. John.'town. harp John, termer. Munater twp. Shoemaker J. A., contractor. Kbenaburg, Stolts Jacob, farmer, i 'beat twp. Taylor raDcia. merebant. Cooemaujrh. W l.inaar Jonathan, larmer, Kichlaud twp. titibi JL'koua i.u unlit tkkx eccoao W Kkk. Akera tleoiir J., reporter, lohnatown. Hearer Jiaetih. tarmer. Carroll tap. Hlouirh John S , tarmer. Kicbland twp. Urarken JerT '.V., carpeater, Johnstown. Cobick Frank, earjnter. Jonnatown. Cooler tieorice A., aotel keeper. t Conetaangk. Connery Kilward. potlraman. ConemauKh bor. KeUrich John J., farmer, Carroll twp. Iiettrtch Martin, larmer. Cheat twp. Ionahoe William. Iilackamlth. fortave twp. I'urbln Jonn. farmer. Clcarflelil twp. F.llfiworth John, laborer. Cambria bor. Farjy I'atrtck, laborer. Woodrale. Flake Jobn 11 . merchant. White twp. Oabneiie 1-ewta, laborer. Woo.rale. tlearbart Samuel, farmer, Adams twp. (Ill) Charlea. farmer. Cheat twp. Oulsclhart Albert. laborer, t'ooemangh bor. riandeufT A. J., latorer. Ilallitxin. Hill John tl., watchman. Lanwer Yoder twp. Hunt Timothy 1.. blacksmith, t pper Yoder twp. Hutchtnaon Kotert J., clerk. Woodvala. Jooea William IV. carpenter. Ebenaburc. Keatmv Jobn. farmor. Samroernlll twp. Krac Cieorita, farmer. Cambria twp. Kelm Cod r.l . marl.le-cutler. Johnatown. Kittell Andrew.earpenter. Lc letto. Klbler t iaanta. laborer, Cambria bor. Kobler Anthony, farmer, tonemauvn twp. inu Aiexan ier. larmer. t arrou tw WD. iouKhry o lark it., clerk, cooperadaie. -fOli loa key 1 bomas A. boa. Oallltzia bor. Mcfrouah Iemetriua. farmer. Allea-heny tWD. Me.Mulien j. A., miner. Oalltuin twp. Mulliican James, larmer. Clearneld twp. NaleJohn Jr., farmer. Clearfield twp, Oatman tl. B.. carftenter. Eaet Coneuiaunb. Owena liavld L,.. larmer. Cambria twp. 1'aic W illiam. laborer, Eaat Conemauicn. tMu-ntner Oliver, laborer, Summerhlll twp. Pott Thomas, aleel-worker. Johnatown. Kiblett Abraham, farmer. Weat Taylor twj. Ktbiett.lohn A., mill band Johnatown. Suppee Max. auperintendent, Cpper Voder twp, Wllliama Oeorae Sr.. miner. Ully bor. William Kichard, tarmer, Karr twp. Zcrber Z. J., farmer, Clearneld twp. Uettyeonrg Battletield Arter Twenty Ma Yearn. As many of your readers are already aware, the Legislature of Pennsylvania at Its last session passed a bill to furnish free transportation to all Pennsylvania soldiers within the State whose organizatious took part in the great battle and who desired to assist at the dedication of the Pennsylvania monuments on September 11 aod 12. I be log one of the fortunate ones, found my self en tbe way Monday tbe 1Kb inst. 1 ar rived at Gettysburg the same evening after eight o'clock, aod after securing lodging I slatted in company with a former comrade to vi.-lt the field by moonlight : we struck the position occupied by tbe 11th corps. Gen. Iloward 's. Just soutb of town on both sides of the Baltimore piVe, but as we had never been on this part ot tbe field every thing seemed turned around ; on Tuesday morning we went out again, the 12th corps to which we belonged Joined Uoward on tbe right, a narrow depiewlon divides Cemetery ridge from Culp's hill, where our corps was posted. It was here that Geo. Eft-ell fought us, and where his charging columns were almost anthilated. Tbe rocks and trees plainly show the marks ot the con flict of twenty-six years ago, an examina tion of tbe trees showed that very few of our guns were aimed too high. I stood be side a small tree and counted eleven marks made uy nfla balls low enough to bit a man. One ot our men from Gallitzin (low dead) got on a bigh rock during the fight and paid his compliments to the enemy with telling effect, receiving In return three bullet marks on bis person. Our line of battle was In the general form of a fish hook, with both ends pointing south, tbe barb representing our posltton on the tight. Tbe other end at round top, Meade's bead quarters was on a line between Hancock's position on tbe left centre and the 12th corps, so that when Lee opened bis terriflic cannonade on Ilancock, July 3d the shot and shells compelled Meade to abandon his headquarters. A great number of these missiles reached us, having been aimed too bigh to Injure Hancock's men. Tbe strang est part of the battle was deyeloped at the reunion or July 1888, between the Blue and Gray, as the veterans or both armies passed along the line of battle tbe rebels showed onr men where they lay on the Light of July 2nd near Spangler's Spring, they were "J fact within one hundred and fifty y I ,ssn Meade's beadquaiters nearer lb-' ' .'tin loo trwops -of course they'- .jtjrant of their advantage, for they known it. the union army was at their mercy. The several States whose troops took part In tbe battle, bave erected monuments to mark tbe exact spot where each regiment stood la the line, on which Is a mil history of the regiment, Mscy of these monuments are grand, almost beyond description, and would well repay a visit Many ot them bave bronze figures on top representing some officer who distinguished himself or fell on this field. Tbe chief point of inter est seems to be at the Bloody angle, where Gen. Picket, of Longstreets corps, made bis famous charge July 3rd, on Hancock's corps TSey came up wiiila thirty feet ot our bt- J mry las. tbe lift of Uracd teries, which double shotted with canlsUr made honSble bayjc afa.onj them. It was here that the Rebel Ueneral Armistead f e 1 at the head of bis brigade, sixty feet within tbe union lines, here also Gen. Grant was killed and Gen. Keeper was wounded, all of rickets Division. Here the bigh water mark of tbe rebellon is sbown by a unrobe; of stone blocks connected by ts lion chain on the exact spot where Picket's men broke our line. Sixteen states were represented Lere and the monuments erected by them are worthy of the ground upon which tbey stand. It was stated that sixty thousand soldiers were present at this reunion, everv thing passed off harmoniously aod everyone was pleased aod all were restored to their homes without accident Enfield Tbe IMtlebwra-ta Ea xaoalttoas. We wUh to call attention to that great enterprise, where one can see so much for bo little money. We adylse our readers to take advantage of tbe cheap transportation, and see tbe great exposition, and while vis iting tbe sister cities do not fall to look for number 82 Federal street. Allegheny, where one of tbe finest and most complete liquor stores can be seen in this country. Yon will convince yourself at a glance, that when you give your patronage to such a house you are sure 1o be well treated and get value for your money. Tbe proprietor of said house cannot afford to hypothecate his reputation and do otherwise. He con tinues to sell six year old pure rve whisky at H.00 per quart, or six quarts for $5 00 His Silver Age bas no equal, which he sells t tl. 50 per full quart. All kiods of wlne from 50c. upwards, and no extra charges for packing or shipping to any place. Sond fur his price list and eatalocue aod oblige. Max Klein. ('(tie niaeavte Kpreatdini:. The cattle disease, said by some to be Texas fever and others black tongue, bas reached East Huntingdon township, and In the vlc.nity of Bethany there are neatly 100 such cases. Tbe cattle when afflicted with this can eat nothing. The deaths are very numerous and the loss will reach ?2.000 In East Huntingdon and Hrmpfield townships alone. In tbe vicinity of Keagaotown, Sauth Huntingdon township. Is a very ma lignant type, and as high as ten cows of some farmers are down with It, Tbe cause of the disease has not been discovered, and it is very contagious. Bnrklea's Arnica ftalve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rbeuta, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, aod all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box Sold at the drug atote of E. James. Ehen burg, and W. W. McAteer. Loretto. Fate la tVortti KnowrlmaT. I a all dlieaaaa of the nasal tn aeons membrane the remedy uaed nut be noa-lrrltatlng. The ad leal prfelon has been slow to learn this. Nothlaa; tatisfaetory can be aecompHaaed with douche. saufT, powder orayrinte beeanae they are all Irritating, do not thoronch'y reach the affected surface and ahould be abandoned a orse than failure. A multitude of persons who had for year brne all the worry and pain that catarrh can Indict testify to radical cores wrought by Ely's Cream Balm. -VOTICE l Notice Is hereby alven that the account ol 41. V. Kittell. aaaiftnee of John H. Flake, ha been Died In the Court of Common Flea ef Cam bria county, I'a., anj will be confirmed by (aid Court on the nrsi Monday of fciooer next an leas cauae be shown to the contrary. H A. SHOEMAKER. Ebensbnra, Sept. 20, 18 St. fie Jj'y. "XT OTIC E . Xl All pa mo n a Indebted to the Loretto Mer- chandlae company are hereby nouned to call and settle on or before the lat day of October next, aa after that date the book will be placed in tbe hands ol an o racer lor collection. JOHN F. WILL. Loretto, Sept. 13, 15S. TJXECTJTOK'S JXOT1CE. Jj Having been appointed executor et the last will and tcatament ot fhllip W'araer. Sr. , late ol Waahtna-ton townabin. deceased. Notice la here by (riven to all persons Indebted to said estate to make Immediate payment to and thoae haylna; claim atrainat the aame will present them properly authenticated for settlement. JOHN SHAKHA UGH. Washington Twp., Auk. Z3, lasy.-ot. What a Comfort! No Dirt! No Fuss! No Back Ache! LASTS LONGER, LOOKS BRIGHTER, and makes tie Shoe WEAR BETTER. Don'tlct the women save aU the licMUiings.but use Wolffs AG M EBIacking ONCE A WEEK FOR MEN. ONCE A MONTH FOR WOMEN.: I find it a tip cop Harness Drcsaioif. WOLFF& RANDOLPH Philadelphia EBENSBURG'S -NEW- Steam - Flouring - Mill Now in Opperatioa and Ready to do all kinds of MILLING WORK L. J. Drib's new Flouring Mill, situate near the railroad depot In EbeDsbnrg. Is now running and ready to do all kinds ot work pertaining to tbe milling business. Farmers and all otbers having any kind of grain to be ground are Invited to call and give the new mill a trial. Tbe building, as well as tbe machinery and fixtures are all new, and satisfaction In the manufacture of flour, feed, etc., is guaranteed. All we ask Is a fair trial. ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, LORETTO, PA, IN CHARGE OF FRANCISCAN BROTHERS. Board and Tuition for the Scholastic Year, $200. MarekastJn.lBS6.tr. TIMBER FOR SALE. THE t'NDEKSIONED IS THE OWNER OF a tract of land dtnated In Cambria town ship. Cambria coacty. Pa-, containing about IHO Aa RUi, located miles North ot EbcnsbtUY, which ta heavily timbered with Hemlock, Beech, Susar, Etc. The timber on aald premises or the land aod ttm. ber ia for sale, and lor further Information in re gard te same apply to or address EDWARD GRIFFITH. EtW&sDurg, Fa. EUUbBXg, JlUi 14, lb?V.-tl. gJ mm, Absolutely Pure. Tot cowaer neTer eanea. A marvel ot nnrltv. atrenerth and wboleaomene.s. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be told In competition with tbe multitude of the low tert abort weight, alum or pho.hate powder. Sold only n u. Kotal LtAKiae FowDKJt C., 10S Wallst..Nw Yoaa. A nilTOR S NOTICE. The umiersierned having been appointed auilltor to diauioute tbe tun. la in the handa ot 1. P (ieoraia. aaaiitnee of r"rudcnce M. and Kach ael (leorwe, herebV vtrea notice that he will alt at blr cilice In KbenaburK on Tueaday, October lat. 1SSV. at -he hour ot 10 a. m.. when and all . art lea intereated are required te attend or be debarred from coming in on (aid lund. T. W. KICK. Ehenaburg, Sept. 13, 1W -it. Auditor. VUlITOK"S NOTICE. Haylnc been appointed auditor to report diatrtbutlon of the fund in tbe handa of J. A. lllalr and John l.loyd. as shown tj their third and final account confirmed Sept. 2. 1S. notice I hereby Riven that I will attend to the dutie of my appointment at my office In lhenabura; on Friday tbe .tn day of etptemier. i?w, at ten o'clock a. when and where all inlereeled may attend. f . a. snur.AiAkt.ii, i-beostmr;, Sept. . 19kia.-at. Auditor. VVD1TOK-S NOTICE. The nnderaiitned auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court ot Cambria county to report etriDullon ol the fund in the handa ol n.J. Krumenacner. rntee to aell real eatate ot Nich- ola HeiBy. dee'd. aa ahown by Lla nrt and final account, to and amooa- the peraona legally en title! to receive the aame. hereby (Ive notice that be will alt at arbitration room tn Court House. In the borough of LOenar.ura:. Pa., on Tueaday, Sept. lil . lssv, at ten o'clock a. v. lor the purpoee of attending lo tne amies oi said ap pointment at which time and place all peraons lriterealed (hall attend or be loreter debarred from comma: la oa eaid fund ll. ii.jiitKi, Auditor. Ebensbarg. Sept. 6. lssv. IXECTTTORS' NOTICE. j Eatate of Hexekiah Kai(er. deceased. letter teatamentary on the eatate of Hetkiah Kaaer, late of Jackson township, Cambria coun ty, I'a., deoeaaed, bavins' been granted to the as- derl;ned. all peraona indebted to aald eatate are hereby aeuned to make payment without delay and those havln; claims against aame will pre sent them, properly authet.tlcated for settlement to i'AiiF.i,iiii nan, .VBS. MAKTHA KAI1LK. Jackson Twp, Aug. It, UsSn.-ct- tieculors. VDMINISTKATOR'S NfrTICE. Latateet Tuoau Bid. Iaeceaaed. Letters ot Administration on the estate of Thomaa Bock, late ot Carroll township. Cambria County. I'a., deceased, having been prraated to the undernamed, all persona Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make payment to me without delay, and those having claims awalnst the aiue will present them properly authenticated tor settlement. HAKKY S. Bl Cg. Administrator. Carrolitown, fa., August 3n. lHbW.-et. FABM 1'OK SALE. The su'xcnber will sell at private sale hi farm altuate In 1'ambria township, three and a halt miles eaat o I Ebensburs;, containing 110 acres. Su acres ol which are cleared and In a good state of cultivation. The farm 1 well watered. ha a new frame house and a Irame barn thereon erected and ha an orchard ot one hundred and twenty trees of choice fruit. Possession will be given at any reaaonabie time and terms will be made to suit the purchaser. W I LLI AM J. Tl EKNET. Cambria Twp., Aug. 30, issst. Eckenrode f DEALERS IN General :-: Merchandise, consistinrr of Drv Goods. NotioNs. We abo keen a full and comnlete M.ulfi niothiro- ami npnt' Fiimishinp' Roods. We also keen the largest and Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, Watches in town. Also, the Household Sewing Machines, Wood and Willow ware. Flour. Feed. Prices low and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. U3 a caL1. Respectfully, ECKENRODE & HOPPEL, CAKR OI.LTO WN, XV. $mm Mb SUMMER STOCK BOOTS SHOES & li. L. DAVIS' CHEAP BOOT AND Boots for Men and Boys, Glim Ladies' and MisSCS7 SllOCS Gum SllOCS SllOCS for Children and Shoes to fit Everybody at Lowest Prices. JULIAN ST., EBENSBURG. PA. WHY we Solicit circular. We have a lull line Of goods, and are prepared to place them within your reach. Let our representatives have your orders early. TOR SALE BY W. I. ANSTBAD, Johnstown. JOSEPH NOEL, Ebensburg. Etenstmm Fire Insurance Apq T- "W -DICK, General Insurance Agent, EBEXSBUSO. JEM. Wbta jto wact ror:i rrlnttil call at thft (.Sea. F3E A AME REFLECT! What Simon Bros., Successors of S. B. Corn, will do for their Customers. tifTo our customers' Apples, dried In quart's, i, and So. Beans, soap. Sc. Bean, lima. Ae. liaooD. e and 10c Hakla Powuer, Simon's. 'J5c. Harlejr. fearl. Sc. tiaains molaaaea. X3e. Uavnned aalmon. lac. Canned corn, 7e and Sc. CurranU. 7c Cheeae, cream, 12c. Aprtoota, canned. X&e. Aispiee, (rTouna. We. Alapiee. whole. 26e. Alum. 10c per pound. Bird aeed. Te. Hnckwbeat floor. Sc. Hran. We. HlaeiuE.tfry. S&e. Blueing, liquid, . The good people ot Lilly and Clothes pine 3 doc for &c, 11 am, California, loc. Hominy, Sc. Hopa, Sc. Jelly, enrraat, 7:. Jelly, peach. 7c. Jellv, quince, 7c J el I y , raspberry , 7e. Jelly, blackberry, 7e. Kimmel. JOc In addition to low Table cloth, torkey red. 25 and 30c. Blanket, red. all-wool. S3 and tB 21. Table cloth, plain white linen, -Ju & hiankeu, wool, white. Si. and I.bO. KlankeU. ftray.fl 60 and SI 7S. Ticklnrs, red striped, straw, 9 Si lie. Breaktaat ahaw.a. Vi. S& and 60. Tlckinra. blue atrtied. atraw, lu k. 12c Crepe, black, 40 and 75c. Tickings, red atrlped. leathers, 16 at Caojbrlca. white. 10 and 12c. Ik. Cambric, coiored. & and li'. elveta, black, 35 and V)e. Caabmerea. black. 6c. eiveu, oolored, 30 and ioc. t:raan, eotxon, 3, , 8 and 10c The wise people of Mlddleicga. l per cwt. Miner out too, 3c. or 2 lor Sc. Peaches, dried. Sc. fotatoes, early, 6oe per ha. l'ears. canned, 'iic. Shoe blackinir, 3 and Sc. Sardine, 7; or 4 for 26c. Salmi n, canned, 16c Simon Bros, keep step to ) Sharing brnahe. 14c. Tobacco, Irarham. 3c and Sc. iScrub bruahoa, 6. S. 12 and ISO. Shoe brushes. 16 and itae. l ea. OoIoiik. and isic per lb. Tea Youok Hjaon. MJb. ft. tie per lb. Tea. Imperial. x. So and 40c per lb. lea., Japan. 23c per lb. las, un powder. 40 and 40c per lb. i ooacoo, none a hoe. 40c. Tooacco, Standard. 15c. 1 ooaeno A. H. C. 30c, 4 pieces $1. Tobacco, Spear Heed, oc. Tobacco, Yirtlna. 5 and 10c. Tobacco. M Iners' pride cut St dry. Sc. Tolaoco. Wcyman SJc a lb. Se pine Tobaoco, Five Uro.. Soc a lb. Sc plug. Tea., iiiizea, Lna-ileh i joaoco. jiiu poucn, sue 10. be poke, lea Tobacco. bnuO, Tic. Tonaloes, lao, Tbe people appreciate good values Men'a carpet allpper. Si and 40o. Men' Leather slipper. f and Tic. Boy tine hhh Bo)' Dns h ;b men lancy cloth slipper 75c. B?y" fine hia - ' -" - murc. Hll OOC. OOy ;um DOOtS, 1 V. Men' ciota overaboea. 7c Itoy'i heavy leather booU. 1.60. 2.00. Men cloth buckled overshoes, $100. Men' line leather boots, 2.4. Men' rum boot. J 26. Idlea' beery shoes. 1.00. Boy's broKans, 73e. I.adiea neary buttoned shoes, 1.1S. Hoy s broKans. nails, too. Ladles' flue kid. 1.26 and 1.45. Boy' heavy hiijh lace hoe l.Oo. Ladle' fine pebble, l.ao and 10. Take your time Cotton knitting yarns. Se or 2 lor 6c. Ladies' Uerlln kid klovea, 6uc. Ladle' cloth (loves. 6, 10 and 16c Miawe' Berlin s; loves, S and loo. Misses' cloth gloves, S. 10 and 15c. Hose, ladles' and children' 10k 12e. Ladies' hem stitched handc'fs, .c Ladies' oolored border, 6, 10 ft, lie. Ladles' plain white linen, loc. Ladies' (ilk handkerchiefs. 60 ft. 75c. Hat pin, lc. Mourning pins. 6c. Common pins, ic or 2 lor 6. Kucbin:, white, 6. lo and IV a yard. Hi boons, velvet, black, 6e and up. Klbbons, satin, colored, 10c. It's an everlasting fact Cane seated rocking chair. 5c 1.50 Kitchen chairs OU 4.0U. Perforated seated 1 00 and 2.60. Solid faated 76c 1.25 and 2 oo. Perforated room chair 8,76. Office perforated 4.75. Sola atngle 4.00 and wo. Sofas folding. 7.00 and 10.00. Bed springs 1.25 to 3.50. Mattresses 2. So and 2.75. Single bedstead 1 76 and 2 &0. If you don't 1 quart coffee pot. 15c. 4 quart coffee pots Z6c. 5 quart coflee pots. 30c. S quart coflee pots 36c 2 quart tea pots itc 3 quart tea pots 22c. 14 quart dish pans 30c. 17 quart dlah pana 4oc. 21 quart dish pans 60c. Milk strainers 12 and lac. lour selves 15 and 20c Miner' icrlb boxes Sc. Miners' lamp 10 and loc Scrlb lie 1 pint dipper 6c Coal shovels 6 and 10c 1 pint cop 3c. t rying aan 16 and 26c. FREIGHTS PRE-PAID ON ALL GOODS OVER TEX DOLLARS, Customer who buy to tbe amount of SI0 or over will get their litre paid both way. A candidate for your patronage, we Invite an examination of our buainea record In support ol onr claim ol lair, square dealing. We giro the beet In quality, the moat In quantity and the loweat prices to all our customer without dlatluctlon ot age or claa . The latrest dealing and lull satisfaction & Hoppel, and a full line of Fresh Groceries. line of Men's and Bovs Ready- most complete line of Boots and Stationary, Jewelry, Clocks and Fertilizers. Lumber and Shingles, Give OP- BIBBER WEAR BoOtS 101 Men and BOVS, for Ladies and Children, BabieS, your Orders1. BECAUSE we have the experience as practical Farmers and Manufac turers for Twenty Years. BECAUSE of our extensive manufac tory and acid chambers. BECAUSE we give our entire personal attention to the manufacturing of Fertilizers. This is our specialty. and we place at your disposal all our facilities. For these reasons we make the thor Dunh guarantee found on first page of our M. D. KITTELL, Attorney-a t.ijaw, EBEUSSBUBO, PA. Office Armory Building, opp. Court Houie. i CANCER and Tomer CTBT.D t so o TSf' book fra. ur. 'iUTWyr , r 01 BIH. interests We make a constant study of Cheese, Swltrer, lie. Corn, dried. 1 be. Cora weal, 2c Corn at oau chop. Il.lu per c?orn, abelled. boc. Cendenaed nalJIr. ISf. Candy. HU-M. li and lie per Candy, mixed. 10 sad l&e per Candy. ' ranch, li and Jbe t'hocolate drop". ISr. Chocolate, bakera, 8c, Portage will save morey ir tbey deal with Ird, looae. oc. Ird. S 1 bncketa, 37c. lrU. & lb buck eta. 4'. Imril. 10 lb bucketa. c. Liard, Su lb oncketi. S1.S0. prices. Simon Bros, aim to give tbe best accommodation. Ireai rooda. S, 10. 15. and 20c. Betlnpreada. So. 76 and SI. nam nnioo caanmere. a mom lac. sray ait-wcMl nannei, lc 'laid all-wool caahmere. J. bo St 63c. liernetl while flannel, ion. All-wool tricot ololh. 26 , 35 and Sic. All wool white flannel. Vac. l-ea vlnarbama. S and 10c. Ireaa flannel. V.'l. Irilllnai, drib. Sc. Mu-lin aheetlua-. 22 and 2&0. lTiilin. blue. 12e. t'ra.h. tine all linen, loc. lenim, brown, 4 yarda for 26c. Crah. Knaaia. a, lu and 2oc Son man and Tortae will deal with Simon Bros Node aaleratui. Starch, lonee. Sc. tarch, 1 lb pack aire. Sc. Snap. K'.lt e.ia-e. lo fur iic. Soap, water lilly, S lor 2bc. the music of Con-merclal Progress by tbe tune Wash board . 2f and SSc. 1LOL K AMD t'EEII. Vienna flmr. fl 65 Kve fluur, I 1'5. Iwller flour. l.SS Corn and oats chop, 1 IS. Kyi and oat chop. 1.4a. liran. 1 00. Corn tnial, 3Sc lor 'Ji lb. Oats, &c er buabel. Corn, S1: per bushel. oc. Break fa at. 1V ft lb. 3 can lor 2fc. tbe world over, and therefore they will deal lace. 1. 24 and 1 JV. Ladle' line morocco. 1.00 to buttoned. 1.25 Sl 13. Lauica' leather lioperf. 60c. h eonareaa, 16, l.SS, liliea' fancy alipiMfra. 64c, Ladlea' cloih rb trf, 76o. Child's button shoe. Sue. Mieet' heavy shoes. Sic. Miaaea' fane shoes, l.oo. Mlaaea' lancy sllppera, 60c. Ladle' gum shoes, 25c. Ladles' cloth overshoes. 0o. and look thU over carefally. It will be to Hiobons, satin Mack. 6c. Yarua, common knitting, colored. Kinbroideriea, 2, 6. S. 12, 15, IS. 25, 00 and 75c. KL'KMTl'KE. Douichtry. 1.60. fSicka, 300 and 4.00. Corner cupboards, 0.76. that Simon Bros, have the Cheapest Ca&b 2.50 and 2.75. Itonble bedsteads 2 60 to 6 00 Cbild's rocalng chair. 75c. Plll iws. 40c 60c and 76. Wall pa,er & and 7r per roll. Stair rods lu 15 and 20c each. Tub &o tr and 76o. Cedar bucket 2,"e. need any goods to-day ,s ave this for future Iust pans 6 and lhe Comb case 6 and 10c HAUDWAKK. Hatchets 25c Haw xr and &oc. Kites Cat 10 and 16o. 'iles three cornered 6 and Butt hinges S and 10c Screws 3 and &: per doten SIMON BROS, GALLITZIN, PA. LTew Plaa Store, TUDOR BUILDING, HIGH STUEET I Our New Plan Store has been land in that time we have endeavored to as thoroughly advertise it I as possible. And we have succeeded in attracting much attention. Our system of doing business, the values for the least money, is and we believe appreciated. Ihe Extraordinary Low Prices have shown you the difference between the Old and the New Plax, and this difference has been so startling and amazing as to make many believe that there was some trick or some fraud about tho whole transaction. But the people now see that our goods are as good as the best, that they are well selected and they are unques- tonably the lowest. We Cut Value in Half, and in many instances away below. We make money by a rapid turning of our stock and then, too, we keep new and iresh goods. We allow no goods in our house to become shop worn. They were bought f o sell, and sell they must. & uai l To rest with us is to rust, and in tricity we catch the inspiration and must go on and up, despite un- I fri fn (1 1 v prifiriem sml n n rren rrnn a antorrnnicm And now a word about spool Mr Ic pens, 5 for 1 ct; slate ",d a ITmmRi7r.r..4S i' nr.ws. Tinware cheaper than was ever get that our prices are uniform and not baits. We come to stay and we have hundreds of articles equally as low. And furthermore, we will continue to hold our prices DOWN, no matter how much other merchants kick. All we ask is to look to your own interest and buy where you can get the most goods Our Terms are Strictly Cash- Wc don't sell any man on time, not if he was worth a million. So that we guarantee that you only PAY FOR WHAT YOU GET. Men's Pants and Overalls very Will be glad to see you and 6how gooas and prices wnetner you I buy or not. Respectfully lours, TJHK0MAS IK. Frop'r. JK- OtDsIIOE, KJi UKAi Isl Hit 1. i reducing prices.! Cbowlate. sweet. Sc. Oatiiap. So a.'oflre. rtmcklc -J8c. I'offee. I'atroia. 'AM. Coflea arern 21. .'rackra. ao la. Sc. ;rackera. ojratnr. Sc. Craekera. tea. 2Se. akea. auacar. mixed. IJe Clnaamon. rround. Tc. t:ainor oil. sr. Corn's successors. lamp bnraers. I and Sc. I.iKhi ahirtinir print. 6 sad se. Striped ahirtiaa; prints, i and Sc. Table-cloth linen, Damask, UOo, so and Sc. cwt. li. lb. per lb. S. B Ked all-weol f annel. 1 up. Mine all-wool Aan :al. S3c up. , Gallitzin, Ta. Starch, corn. as. Salt, amall aack. 3 and 6c. Shoulder, su;ar cured, ee. Shoulder, tail cared. Sc. Side meat, 10C. of Low Inlets. BOOTS A Ml SHtJES. Men's broitans. SI and 1 W. Mcn'r hobnails. 15 and 1.S6. .Men's biah cut l-e he'vy l.i l.U. Men's hia-h cat Doe l.W a, and 2.60. Men's Malkcnhaat, lace, 1 7. Men'a Walkenphart, battoned. 1 SO. Men's Walkenpbaat congreea. enoes, 1 flo and IK. Men's Une namero. 9 &0, 3 "S, 8.00. Men's hue namero. buttoned, 'Z. Men's fine namero lace, l.e. with S. Ii Corn's successors. l.SS. Child's gum shoe. 16c. KOI IONS. Child's lace eollnr. 6, 10. 14 and 26a. Curtains, lace. 76c. l.oo and 1.60. Clark' li ool cotton, fl tor e Cutis, ladlea' linen. 10. li and 16c. Child' collars. 6. S and loc. Buttons, cheap Ivory. 2 and Sc.. Butous, lancy dress, 6, lo and ISc. your Interest. Square cupboards. 8 60 6c. Crad.en, I Oik 1-76 end .0-. 60, Iin.u leaf laoles. V lHi te 4 00. Kound tablea, 1.6o. 2 00 and 4 00. Square tables. 1.00 aud 1.60. x.ltenaloo. 4.00. Stand, plain top, 1 'Ji. 4 00 and TA" aah aland. 1.60 and 2.00. Store on the Mountain. Pine buckets 13 and lie. Wash boards 17c. Clothe haikel 25 and 70c Broova 15 or 2 for 26e Clothes plaa lc Kolllng pins yc T0 9 wath boilers B5c reference. loc Apple parers60 and 75e Mr Pott sad Irons 1 oo per set Coflee mills 25 and 00 Butcher kntvea 10 16 and 25c Knives and forks 45 75 WJ 1 (war 1 1 25 per set Table spoons common 16 and 26c Tea spoons plated 33 and 30c Table spoon plated fi and 75o CHKCKfcKED KKONT, CMFST.NUT STKEET. in existance a little over four weeks giving of the greatest possible now pretty thoroughly understood a. BUIC. this age of Rush, Steam and Elec- cotton only 2cts: lead pencils, 2 pencils, 7 for 1 ct; a good calico for known in this country. Don't for for your money. low; but oome and see for yourself. G EO, M. REA.DE, ArroKM.IATI.AW, AVOace oBt'enira Elrcet, LCur liili
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