gnmlma J tcciwtn.
-Turk") were scarce In Ebensburg on
rr-.rMi"-
v a. a.. la m ! n
Vrf. T. B- Allison speni me ouiiuiyi
is.llana.
T,.,, F.icnshtirc Public Schools will ra-
h-
jcrtia r.. x-
A (,,;:. given in me opera uouse
u::1-'f J'b work neatly executed
i i. i livif u call.
K 15 Klttell. of Brtllefonte, spent
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town last
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A f.in.-y iSc Dtl will b given at trie
M Ut Pick, of this place. Is jlalX
lj r:i- s i'11' frlenJs In Indiana.
I iiul rVnlon, of Philadelphia, ipent
Cvr;,:n;i- with hi parent In this place.
jr riiiilp I.uttrlnirer, of Ebenabum,
wot a i w iUv In HUburu last we ek.
.VN-rt Williams, of Homestead.
r . f tiiM-riy of Etnburi?, was In ta
:t
i in. I boy were out on New Year's
ins .1 i v.t.il up the town with strains
t f wr t ti.it- .
A ,, . i, i. w-nnke. out for an alriaz.was
k ,. t . - :t r N-w li!uorafielJ, ferry county.
on i . r
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iKiit Kickeatl, who bat been In
. i Icr Heme time, returned to
ii n Miinday.
i Krauk Onnell. John Scanlan
ii ni Kt-ir, ot this place, were In
v. u last wtek.
T. 1'indin) wbii has been In Mary
Miiue month unst. retarned to Et-
. n ( 'lifl.-tnnis Day.
tulip McDonald and wife, af
Altboueh Httntlnadon coanty has been
three years without a llqmor license, there
has been such an Increase of drunkenness
that It Is believed a cumber of licenses will
be granted to reputable piaoee at tba next
tern of court, and all the Huntingdon ho
tels will apply.
A broken axle, on an east bound
freltht trata ran-ed a wreck at the eat
end of the tunna-l on Wednesday evening
which borkdd the track and delayed
travel for several hours. Twelve freight
wpm. wrecked bnt fortunately no
one was hart.
TbleTee effected an entrance Intn the
cellar of the Central Rotel, In this p'are.
sometime on Tuesday eight by breaking h
paJ'orksoff two doors. It Is net known
what thev took as they left the barrels, and
the proprietor can only surmise that they
carried away a Juff or two of liqnor.
-Mr. William Noel, a well-known eltH-n
of Hasting, formerly of Carrnlttown, where
he was engaged in merchandising for a
number of years, died at his home in Plant
Ices on Monday last, aged about 61 years.
ITis remains were Interred In the Catholic
cemetery at Carrolliown on Wednesday
last.
The Pennsylvania railroad has con
tracted with the Baldwin Locomotive
Works for 65 heavy freight engines,
which will soon be finished. The railroad
company received 22 engines from the
Baldwin works Isst month. The freight
traffic of th road la very large and Is In
creasing dally.
Andrew Carnegie has aut hoi tied the
officials of the Cambria Iron Company,
to draw on him Tor funds to rebuild the
Johnstown Pablo Library bnl'dlng whleh
was destroyed bv the flood. The library
has an endowment fund of J40.0O0, and
upon completion of their building will be
In good shape.
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A swindler recer.tlr sold a Clinton
couatv farmer a recipe for making his
wheat weigh twice as much as It ought to.
and signed a contract to divide the money
gained by the extra weight with the scien
tific swindler. The "contract" eventually
lnt the holidays with relatives turnd up a promissory note and the
s in tuts place. rarraer pain js ror IC
Th bam of Jnrv Commissioner
Samul A. CrUe. in Mt. Pleasant towashlp.
Westmoreland eountv. was entirely de
stroyed by fire Sunday night. A valuable
horse and cow and all his crops and farm
ing ntenslls wre destroyed. Loss, 12.500 ;
insnred for t:tO0 The Are Is believed to
have been of Incendlarv origin.
The F.twrahurg Normal School will
open In the Public School buIIdiDg, this
Tlare. on Monday. April 21t. It will be
conducted by R II. Biter, B. E . of Galls
itzin.and T. B. Allteon. A. M . of Ebens
burg. and as both are teachers of abllit and
experlenre. the school no doubt will be a
success. For rartieulars see the circulars.
Mr. Ilarvey Weaver, son of the late
Charley Weaver, met with a serlons acci
dent on Thursday evening. December 26,
on the road near. Wstoer. The young
nan. team, wagon and load of shingles
togpther, rolled down an embankment
three or fonr rods. Mr. Weaver was quite
eeverely Injure,! but will likely recover.
Chrrrntrn 7?.-cerit.
Etward E Lantr. a brakeman on the
I lVnn-ylvatila Rsllroad, while weighing cars
at I)rr Sunday evening, fell from the top
, of a car m1 rer-ived Injuries that will prove
! fatal. Ii I riuht foot was smashed, his left
I arm broken, and he was Injured Intornallv.
I.sntfs hom Is at New Lebanon. He U21
years old and unmarried. He was taken to
i the West Penn Hospital.
Tb County Commissioners have made
a contract with the Electric Light Cow
puny to light the court house throughout,
! Including all the offices, and the placlog
, of four lights of ten candle power each
in the tower to illuminate the clock, while
j a large light In front of the building, to
. gether with the lighting of the Jail and
311 (.table. Th contract rrlce U f40.
('turllflii Puhlic Spirit.
j Calvin Kochendeifer, a young man
! from Bedford county, who was stand ine h
j the back door of a drug store In Ilolllday
f burg, on Monday evening heard two ehoU
nrea in rapu succession and felt a sharp
paiu in ul h-ft hand. Oa examination tt
was discovered that a bullet had torn away
part at his thumb and first and second
fingers, which had to be amputated. It le
nut known wbe did the shooting and the af
fair Is wrapped n mytery.
I We notice the smiling countenance of
- cure g,ar,teed by 1),. J. B. ; Mr. W. B. Smitten, on of the proprietor,
Ai.-t, M , I htla.ielphia. Pa. Ease or the Cao.bria county fence factory agaia
op.-rat.nti or delay kriu busl- ! on our tr.t xr. Kif ... w
ence of a week or more enjoying the hol
IMays has retnrned and farmers and
others who wNh to talk or purchase fence
will find Mr. Smitten at the Mountain
ltoue. The fence la
tne planing mill of Mr. E. B. Creawell.
In thU place, where it can be eeen at any
time and Its merits will speak for Itself.
, o and take a look at rt.
j J E. Hutchinson, late Superintendent
j Of the Altoona Division P. R. R., has been
j appointed Superintendent of the West Penn
. Division, "rhis change causes the follow
ing appointments : A. CJ. Hippey, Eigl
neer Maintenance of Way .on Phladelphla
.t Erie Division, to he Superintendent of
Altoona .JlvlKlon ; W. B. Rohn, Car Clerk
i to Mr. IIaU!hlnson. goes with him to the
, Wet IVno ; Clarence E. Ptatlethwaite to
I be Car Clerk to Superintendent nippey;
i John Moran to be Assistant Car Clerk.
These appointments took effect on Wednes
i day.
A dangerous counterfeit of the one flol
lar silver certificate has been psrt in circula
tion. It Is DATfect in detail and nnlw a
- is. Wiilmui and Thomas Doran,
mi i-rM'l township, spent a few
i t.in cm Tuesddy.
.ii-rlilcntal fall on the streets of
- ;i ii-w diiyM ago Mr. Jacaes Som-
.( -Micrated bis shoulder.
V ittl ew ihm, of this place, has
il a clerkship in the bank of Johns
. k t Co.. at Oarroi:towu.
i Blanche Henry, who was home
Km holidays, returne.i to St.
Xivi r'i Academy on Thursday morning.
n Mondny, Decern ler 23d, the County
Onm.iiicners n:et and appointed H. A.
EngV'.uit, of Ebensburg, Mircantile Ap-
lion. Johu T. tirlfflth, and family and
Pri -f i K. A. l.yte and family, both of
K.i'-e 'x . are hereon a visit to ex Sheriff
trr-.f-.n.
-.M.-.-r. Johnston, Buck A Co .bankers.
rft-'-i plnee, tlUtririuted a verv bandiome i
-sleiutur to the citii'tis of Eteu:burg on !
JV Ve.tr's Day.
i
Mr. Joliti J. lUvis, of Camhrli town-
?hlp,hs h.-eu laid un for several weeks with
liitUiuatory rheutiiatisiu and U .said to be
In a precsrious enoditlon. i
Ileruoui Fry, residing nsar L'Uroha,
I. is lelt chek shot off while out hunt
liv. ia-t. w.eU. but Is utmble to tell bow
It oci-Lrn-d. He is recovering.
Mr. Jolin C. Ilunlin, of Tnnneltnlil, ,
pnt a f.-w hours In town on Thurday
n.l hefore he left ad. led his name to
tl i I'kilv in'j sn i-fli.tltin tut. !
.un,. ,,f our oldest and test weather ;
!,'-I'i-'s h.ive sUnally filled In all their
prv.llrti. ins nnd l.sve at last concluded to
!K ti e weitM.T '-U'l ad she pleases." ;
1: is in.t ' ftm tl at New Years reaches :
tt nut!'- inr.uiitalii top without elelghlrg ,
li..: i.. l.j tl.., t ill.' Mere r-.as not been heard I
I.- . i'fc -fa slifi hr-ll on imr Htntt,
-M .t.i. r AIi.vi.ius, the venerable Supe- '
r.nr.-H ,.f tl. s st.-rs ,,f charity convent and I
sciM..ut i,-,..., on Wednesday
tf !l! I- .T. ; HHS ihlll.t tC I
-A mi:- niniei ii sr'hh-rger, from Sum- '
i. 'i. i . cut work on the temporary
M-" ! rfh't.ltat Kst Conemaugh fell
ti.. i.r-.le ..u Tuesday and broke his
v-ste.i tv tnou.siiiids of curee after
i a 'ititiht wreok at Mrliarvey's sta
' Aitoon.i. on Friday la.st. a fire
s -i ! Charles C irflli-h. was no badly
'I i' Jt lie died. I Id was 2 years old
u:n;.:ri..-l.
I
Owls formerly of this plve, a
i : i. mi Psvls, deceased, dieit at
. Nrrtsa, on Chrlstuiis -XJiy
1 feter. He w about tweuty
. f ag...
'ing Heiry, Robert Jotos.
v!-..iemaW..r. el; of this place,
"ii'.g school at Einmefsburg,
M-'i.t the holidays at thtir
i u a-s a young lad of
w.i- i:ir-.in from a hors
'1 : of st week, aud ww
ni'. :iri.-onoious condition
' are s. rlt.iM.
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a-.-cr, son of Mr. Jacob
l -'iariua tuwiMlilp.who bad
t off on tbj railroad at
in- tune a.i ha ej far recov-
:e I.'sve the hospital.
Tb eae of Elliott Robley ajjalnst the
rebnsy Ivauia Railroad Company far t-.O
damages, which was va trial at Huntingdon
for two weeks, came to a auddeo terminal
tic 3 by Judge Fur&t directing the Jury to
find for the defendant Mr. Robley, who
lest bis house, barn, stock and the greater
part of his farm land by the disastrous June
flood, elleg.-d that the damming ct the
water by the company's bridge near his
property was the direct cause of bis loss.
It was tield by the court that the flood was
'an act of God." and tbat therefore the
railroad company could not be heU respon
sible. Burt D.irtasn was arre&?ed;in Tittsburg
about a month aco on the charge of drcn
ennc:s. Bt-Iirving Liui to be a crook the
Mayor seut him up for 30 days, and a corres
pondence was had with Mayor Turner of
Altoona. which resulted In the arrest of
Dor uiao on Saturday, charged with the at
tempted murder of William II. Lae. whose
grocery store was robbed on the Dlght of
November 7ih last. lie was taken to Al
toona on Monday and at a bearing In the
Mayor's offi ce Mr. Lee. who has recovered
from the wound received, positively Identi
fied Dornian as tne man who shot him, and
he was held In default of 53.000 bail.
Ilerman Fry, who lives cear Weis
dlstilery. In Uuity township Westmore
land county, while out huntiDg on Tues
day morning was fatally injured. He was
crossing a fet.ee and la some accidents!
manner the gun was dii-cbane !, blowing
the top of his head off. He was not
found nntll Wednesday morning wbeo he
was taken to the home of friends and
properly cared for. Dr. Donneliy was
called and administered to his wounds.
Everything was done for the relief of the
sufferer, but at last accounts be is lingej--Irg
between life and d-ath and It Is In
possible for him to tecover. lie was aed
about twenty years.
Xavler Francis Picayezi, alias Frank
Franklin, a Frenchman, was arrested at the
Pardee mines, near Plillllpsburir, Pa., on
Wednesday night, by Detective Bennlng.of
New York City, on the charge of niu'iler
and robbery co;n'uittel in France four
years ago. Picwezz aud a comrade were
arrested at the time fur the otrangu'ation of
a wealthy gentleman and bis dauaht-r, an
while his comrade was convicted an 1 pun
ishment meted out to him. Picavezz suc
ceeded In soma way in making his es
cape, fl-eing to this country. He Is 34
years old and has a wif and foor children
la bis Dative country. He adm-ts the rob
bery but deules having committed the mur
der. He was taken to New York and will
be extradited without delsy.
Iteade Towuntilp Hem.
Rkahe Township. Jan. 2, 1ft).
Editor Freeman : Mr. J. J. Hile, of
Uoooken. Pa., was the welcomed guest of
his daughter. Miss Cornelia E Hile, teacher
of the Glasgow ptltuary scnool, daring
Cbrietmas.
Rev. W. A. Baler and wife of Glasgow,
are visiting relations Id Philadelphia.
Rev. M U. Smith, the Bsptist minister at
Mountain Dale, is in the city of Philadel
phia visiting bi dauhvr, who Is in one cf
the hospitals nf that place undergoing a
surgical ci-eration.
The balmy air of laet Christmas was fra
grant In thU loca'ilty witheceotof orarge
blopKorus. The merry w-iidicg bejla have
pealed and at leat four couples Lave been
Jolrjed In the b.ily bonds uf matritrony.
The following is the list of the benedicts :
Wm. Lovell. of Glasgow, and Mi Eva
Schmlttle, of Mountain Dale ; David
Glass aud Mary E. Hollen. of Homeland ;
M.irt Mulhollutu and Mrs. Susan Rassel. of
rear Glasgow ; E.,s Mi.ler, of Mountain
Dle. aniMiss M.-r.iii MalhoUum, of Suirs
iy.
R-V. W. A. P.ielr. the popuiar U. II.
Minister, received a hand-ome gohi watch
aspreeenton Christmas moreir.g. This
wae a surprise gift to the reverend gentle
man aud Is an Indication of the Meh es
teem in which he Is held In this locality.
The first re-union for fourteen year of
the members of the tamiiv of Jos. G. Hollen
was held oo New Year"s day at the old
residence. It was a pleasant and highly
enloyable affair and mark a "red letter"
day In the bistnry of thai family.
The school aignataries of this towcihiD
held a business meeting on last Saturday.
On to-morrow the Bol.s Gap railroad will
pass into the bands of the Pennsylvania
railroad, and hereafter it will bekuownas
the Pennsylvania North Western railroad.
Wedding cards are ont for the roarriaa
of Mr. Steward Clark and Miss Minnie
Miller, both of Mountain Dale, which will
take place to morrow.
The Christmas festival occasion wis bne
et unnsnal erj tymeot to the family of
Mr. (. L. Davis, of near Gia-gow. It
was made so by visile fioai their sous.
manufactured at William and Frank and daughter Grace.
The former was accompanied by bis fam
ily aud the latter lady bv ber hust.ar.d
an4 family. Messrs. Harry Campbell,
tif Glasgow, and Hoiumes Ejiheiser, of
ARoona, were the invited guests on the
oeeasioc. .
A festival for the beoett of the M. E.
cbuich was siven at MounUln Dale last
Taeeday evening. R. M.
Bmlelfl.
Oa last Saturday morning about 10 o'clock
Richard L. Davis, who kept a boot and shoe
store on Julian street. In Ebenshurg. took a
dose of Paris green, from the 'effec'a of
which, after lingering in great suffering
until three o'clock, he died. The deceae-d
about a year ago lout his wife elt.ee which
time be bad been drir.ting tc-avi y at Inter
vals, and lately more than usual. Oa Christ
mas day be went to Johnstown and re-
small fraction of an Inch longer thaa the I turDe1 the same nigbt very luatb intoxlcat
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twani t.rltSlh, of tkis place, went
-v:.,ri Wednesday afternoon for
'.f consulting Dr. Graham, a
"' 1 1 y cmn of that place, In re--
''-g wU.v-h Is getting aare again.
: r w,, reived in thla place a
o !:ati.,K that Newton Lloyd,
Cambria tcvwnshlD
I
IH'.IVi. of
auu wrt West a n uk her of
-d died tecent.'y In Xew Mex-
' '1 at LoreUo. Pa , want but
l..i.ir ,es, heais. turnlna niiuna
-ni, oats, w,.lt an(1 ryJj
ur kraut. f,,r which he siil
price; ; art ca.sb paid If
k'tr-.
.l0..t1!y
- as a in ,r
- 1 4S
Tuitg, ageiii
I' J'jiH-ation
lu that Cltv nn
for the New
society, m-
Sunday,
Treasury plate. Close Inspection will un
deceive anyone, as the note is very dc-ffic-lent
In execution. Tte vignette of Martha
Washlnutoa and the shading In the words
"United States" on the face of the bill
show coarse engraving. The paper, too, is
a por glazed imitation of the Treasury pa
per, cot showing an fiber, at all, although
if soiled or wrinkled tte note would pass ao
occasional expert.
Mr. J. C. ness. the engineer whose
tbouthtfulness and heroism saved so many
lives at Rast Conemaugtt oo the afternoon
of the flood, was preeented with a gold
watch and chain by residents of Esst Cooe
maugh oa Chr'stmas day. The watch was
purcnaaeci in 1'ittshurg aed bears this la
;riptloa : ''Presented te J. C. nsa by
Persons Whuee Lives Were saved at Cone
maugh. Ta.. May 31. 1889." The presenta
tion took plaee at a banquet on Christmas
evening. Certainly no gift oo Christmas
in
''at
or Ilia lif Rh,.- i i . ...
A t " i siy -in worinny Deecowec than this.
. Ul" "tUt s funeral -r Johnttoxcn Trilune.
w w ea atf,i i
-in- rwiiiuipma UlearneU and Jef
ferson Railroad Cotnpanles voted so Friday,
at Philadelphia, te consolidate, ander the
name of the Pennsylvania and Nort 6 west
ern Railroad Company. The capital stock
of the new company W 1,000.000, and the
bonded Indebtedness tl V).000. an Increase
' l.ave a
srrh, I).,
'P-edy and positive Cure j
htherla. Canker M.Mib, and i
'"U a Catarrh I'.mi. a .
se i
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4(1.. , . ---Wih ivemnuy. A
- Willi Mfh UMU,. Vu)
f"ith ""l HW--t breath.
Sold by Dr. T. J. D.vWon
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ed and keot up the debauch until Saturday
merniog when he terminated tie life. He
had, on previous occasions, threatened to
end his existence by suicide and oa Satur
day morning the lady with whoa he board
ed, noticed him with the Paris greeo and at
once gave the alarm. He had. however, taken
a large quantity of the poison and although
medical aid was at onc summoned he conld
not be relieved. He was conscious up until
a short time before his death and admitted
taking the poison with the intention of ced
ing bin lire. He was about fifty-five years
of age, had resided In Eeoaburg for about
twenty-five years, prior to which he lived
In the State of New York, and daring the
war served In the 14th Brooklyn regiment.
He was married about eighteen years ago to
Miss Abo Howell of Cambria township, who
preceded hitn to the tomb about a year ago.
He leaves no children to niouru bis untime
ly end.
Klder lluzard'i Ltal and Bsttory
"Beatrice," by the wierd author of ' She."
begins exclusively In next Sooday'a Issue of
the Pittsburg Dispatch, which also gives a
new cents of letters by Bill Nye, funnier
than ever. Mrs. Partington and ber son Ike
take a trip abroad; an entailment of their
diary will also appear each Sunday, togeth-
Itb many other good things which make
HIIRIaCF. LICKia&Kai l"t!l'El.
The following marriage licenses were
iseued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
ror two weeks ending Wednesday, Jaa. 1,
lfcWJ :
Win. V Lowell and ta E. Sotmlttle. Ka4e
Uiwnihlu
24arliB ". aiuUittlsrn and Satan C. KdMell,
KemJe townnbtp.
Wm. (.'bust. Jr., Jvtanstown and Mary Straat,
Vl-per Yodar townnhlp.
EJward S. Wilt. Jobnu.wn aod Mary A. Urf
Cth. Stor jcreak towcaUlp.
John A.. Blala ar-J Uaoriaaa JohusoD, Jetins-
I town.
I Joseph Kirm-nrth Miller. Mountain Dale and
sarab M.TruXoli, sbtrley. Pa,
j It. F. Jai-kiic.n asJ ElUa Jane UolrUne, Joboa
I town.
KI1 Ii-.rT.roii. Jarkoa township and tllie
; Stutxoian. Taylor tunhlp.
I li-aac Musleuaa. Lilly and Mary Jane Sease,
I V4,bl natoc townabip.
j Edward A. Hrowa. Flndley, Ohio, and Klrlna
) 1 rofar. Ml lv;:l.
c ieorue W. Falnfax and Ida Sutberiacd,
Juhattovo.
Jooatban Kacs and Safah A. Bowora, Jaekton
townahl;.
John H. Wllaun and Catharine Edwards, Por
tage towr.rhlp.
Martin M. MeDonald. Wllmor and Arabella
("orrnrr, Sammerblll towniblp.
cieorKe y. Kibtx-t and Emma S. 'loukhenour
Frcnkilo burouxb.
'h trles M. Mitchell and LI nl e Coy, Krankltn
boruugU.
btamftacs Tombrtkt and Mena Kylee, Cam
trla b"ronub.
bsnlei H. Helael and Allies M. Woltord,
Adams tow 3hl.
Jobn Tennant aai Lory Lae. Jubanuwn.
J. P WUnlnifer aad Annie Orrta, Jobnatowa.
DavM S. lai and Mary K. Ulasi, KeaJe
townpblp.
Wm. A. Weaver and Amanda A.Oelsel, Faint
township. Somerset caunly .
Wm. Harriett and Sarah Eilen ilenbberger,
K.chland t-.wnnhlp.
Steward M. Clark, Newbunr. Hantlnadoa
county, and Minnie M. Miller. Heads township.
Harry A. ttaneri. Itrobe, Weatmoreland, and
Mlunie KuhaUHb. Wilmore.
J.ilah F. 1 ui-rlmtn. Last Waterford. Junlatta
county, and Minute tostway. Keade township.
J(irpn Kant aa.l Ltixabeth Hlppt. Jonodtown.
lanlel c Murk and Maggie A. Smlli-r. Ual
llizin torouKb.
rbotnaa L. I'ardy, Creasoa and Bridget C'ar
lanJSummlt. lt-iaoCoy and Kacbael MUbler, Franklin bor
ouvh. L lgarM. Hill and Francis P. Parks. Franklin
borounh.
Wlliiam Uoolerbaacn and Mary ISagle, Oal-
lltiln townxblp.
Jobn Foster and Nora Yoong, Johnttown,
A. U. Milier. Johottown and Efla M. Beard,
Indiana county.
"Tbrmi t poa I tl e WrltJ
"Thrown Cpon the World." thrllllnR
Eiiatliab melodrama, opened in this city for
a week's engagement. The afternoon per
formance was given to a large audience but
the evening saw the lttle theatre packed to
the doors and holding the largest receipts
so far tbia season. The piece Is a dramati
zation of Charles Reade's novel, "It Is nev
er too late to Mend," and is given with a
wealth of scenic effect, a 'good company
and all the adjuncts of a first-class produc
tion. The utar Is Mr. Rutas Scott, who
gives a good piece of work as Tom Sback
for j, and plays the part wltbout the accus
tomed raut of the melodramatic hero. The
specialties Introduced were of a bright and
i.ovel kind and added greatly to tne success
of Ike play. The stage setting calls for
more than mere mention. The prison
sc-ne was somHhing out of the gea,
etal run. and the Australian but. with the
eape of ths two men in a boat under the
liht of the blazing cabin, brought the audi
ence to its feet with txeitement. The piece
seems destined for a week of very large bus
iaees, as It is replete with startling situa
tion. Is well mounted, has plenty of the
humorous about It aod few dull spots.
Un'tun IItoI'I
Thrown Uion Use World" will appear
at ttie Opera Il. u,e, this place, next Satur
day evc-Lia. Tickets for bale at Jama'
Drug Sure.
A Sew Cowl Vela Opened.
Joseph Van Ormer.of Cambria eounty.
was In the city yesterday (Tuesday) aud ,
reports the finding of a new coal vein at ,
Van Orraar station, half a mile above Palleo
Timber. Tbia new find is a matter of great I
Interest to pen pie inhabiting that vast area j
of coal territory in Cambria coouty. and also !
to Darties lu Efcenshurg, wh have money
invested In that section. Mr. VanOriner .
has already leased his coal property to par- i
ties In Ilollldaysbnrg, wHo propose to com- j
mence tuioiug okv-raiions in the nesr fotore. t
Many jears aeoe earch was e..mmehcc-d !
for thie vln of coal, which was known to I
exUt. according U the geological structure !
of the formations in that section of countty.
Kehavol Report.
report of Bethel reboot Xo. 2. or Black
lick towaship : Attendance. 3W; average at
tendance, 35; percentaee of attendance, .
Those who were perfect In attendance:
Montell Davis, McClure Rowland. Edward
Berkey. Everett Davis. Mellvin Rowland.
Jesse Forguson, Bertie Maban, Dwlght
Berkey, Allan Rowland, Usrvey Rowland,
Harvey Marian. Cleveland Marian, Willie
Berkey, Charley Rowland. John McCormick,
Merton Davis, Jr.bnny Fergusen. EfHeWag
tier. Alma Rowland, Winnie Davis. Dora
Wagner, Bertha Ferguson. Cora Maban.
Gertie Ferguson. Leoteu L.t kiMa.it, teach
er. iii:i.
1 HOM AS- Died at lr home In Alle
gheny township on Thursday, December
L'oth. 188-J, Mrs. Margaret, wife of Michael
Tborua-, a Bed about S7 years.
HOrcK. Died at hf-r home in Derry.
Westmoreland county. Pa., from typhoid
fever, on Friday, December 2o 1889, Mrs.
Mary A., wife ct John Houck, aged 33
years.
The deceased was born In Barr towoship,
Cambria county, and was a daughter of
Jacob and Margaret Crook of tbat township,
and a sieUr ot Henry Crook of the same
township. George Crook of Cambria town
ship, Frank Crook of Eoensbutg aud L'.zzie
E., wife of Emmet Mulvehll of Euensburg.
Mrs. Houck was a devoted and loving wife
and akirjd mother and her tusbaDa has the
sympathy of all in his great bereavement.
Her remains were Interred in the Catholic
cemetery at JZerry or, the 2rtih of December,
followed to their lat testing place by a
larire number of sympathizing relatives and
fr leads. Carrolitowu .Veu-j oleasa copy.
SIMON BROS.'
10 Per Cent. REDUCTION SALE
...OP-
Boeklem-a Arnica Halve.
The Beet Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, bait Rheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all bkiu Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Tiles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to give perfc-et satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
bold at the drug store of E. James, E bens
burg, and W. W. McAteer. Loretto.
r f ROYAL KSJI J J
5 rz ' ,
Aa
A fc w"
lffrn I
Absolutely Pure.
Tne powner aever variei. a marvel ef rnrltT,
ItreoKtb and wbolewmeoM. Mure economical
tban the ordinary kinda. and ranaot be sold In
competition with the maltitnde r.f the low test
hurt weiicht, alum or pborpnate powdar. old
oniy in Kuril UiiUtf 1'uwntal'a
WHISt..NiwYon.
1WS
L "a aAr..-niif ann lr 0 acres srinad In
a. nummerhill
Fresh property.
Jan. 3, WM. lu
t..wo,-lo. known as the Alex
Inquire ot
THOMAS CIKIFFTTH.
LLenahurg, Fa.
7(T1c;e.
Allpan"ora Indebted to the Lnretto Mer
rbandla coui;.ny are bereov notified to call and
settle on ut before the li lair ot October nest, aa
ati.-r that date the t-..k wiM be flared lathe
fcaadu ul aa i.fflcer for collection.
John f.will.
Iore'ti. Se; t. 10. ISi- J.
Christmas and Holiday Goods.
Wc are now ready o the citizens ot Gallifzin and SHrrounding towns the nicest and
finest line of useful Holiday Presents ever brought to the. town, and in order that the
stocfc may be disposed of quickly, as well as affording the poore-t person in (itllilzin
or tte county, an opportauity to present a dear friend or relsttve with a va:uable
Christmas gift witLout denylag themselves rr tti necessary comforts of life, it has
been decided apon to retail tl era r-ff at a 10 per cent reduction all 'round. What Is
meant by a 10 per eeat reduction Is that TEN CENTS will be deducUd from every
dollar s worh of goods purchased of us from the present up to January 1st. IS'-H).
1 hs i variety of goods we are bbowing makes it Impossible for anyone to fail finding
what is wanted in the way of an appropriate and useful present. Come and choose,
the gifts you want from the piles tt.nt heap our counters and twelves. Our prices
won t binder yon, for as has been Mated In the foregoing, they are made to suit tbe
parae. ht tbe times and suit the eeaon. We have great surprises In variety cf our
alsplay, great surprises in HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. But the greatest of all eurpris.es
Is oua- extraordinary
Just cast your optics down this list and ot -'rye that
200 dozen Ladles' all linen Scalloped ed HandercliiaM at
100 dozen Ladles' Embroidered Liandkercl-iels at
COO dozen Silk Piush Pbotograoh caes at
60 dozen Fine Hand-painted Neckties at "..
600 pair fine. mlk. plush-worked Slippers at a
600 pair Ladies' flue dre.ie S.ioes at ..
S00 Men's ail wool Suite at
148 Men's dress Overcoats, G different styles, at....
60 dozen of Men's Seal Fur Caps at
Small Boys' Suits and Overcoats at
Big Boys' Suits and Overcoats at
600 dozen Suspendeis. silk woven goods, at
600 Silk Umbrellas, with gold tops, at
I2'c. each
lrtc. each
- 37c. each
4ic each
..54s. pair
1 1.4 pair
tn 00 each
I former oricej f 12 00 each
f?!S each
I fotniei price 15 (.0 each
7'.c. ar.d f 1 ok eatih
fi.rmerly no!d for f 175 each
$1 50. 2.0J. 2. SO. and 300 each
..(i.UO, -2.U, 3.00. 3 M ai d 4 00 esch
24e. pair.
tl 75 and 1 08 each
Also, a full line of T-Jiet Sets, Shaving Sets. Musical S-ts, Smokers' Sets. Perfum
mery bets. Ladies' Work Baskets, Dressing Oases. Whiep Holder the finest at.d
grandest selection in ti e county. -Portfolios. Pc ckethoous, Hand-Satchels. French
JJolls. Picture Frames. Underwear. Dres tioods. Table Linens and Blankets. SILKS
aept ror the first time. Eveivbofly In Cambria county should call aronnd at our
mammoth business stand Chrlstmat morning to see our Manta Claus w ho Is six feet
in beigtit, and wbose services have been eniraged by Mr. (ius Simon who was in New
1 org recently for tbat puoose. He will distribute thousands of toys and candles to
tne little folks who must be sure to call an.un.i tin the facred morniug.
Your Fare Paid Both Ways by Us
and Goods shipped In your hwue free If vour purchases amount to 10 00 or over.
I uis Is no guy of ours to induce vou to buy. and itien wriggle out of it. but tbe rule
wili be strictly adhered to. If vou will leave a small deposit with us we will keen the
goods you purchase nntll called for
JIUION BROT
Gallitzin's Only Live Merchants, Chestnut St.
r.Ntnbllabert 145 O.
4 c.rJNTS WANTKn -Art.ve. Euerirettc Men
can ul. from 10 rJ i.r month renins
l..r and eniov thecmMrt of kaowinir that tl ey
are w.-rkln lor an old and reiia hie nrm. Ieira
t.!e temtorr lu tDwiif and 'ountla can t e eecared
by Prompt anD'1-rfnn. We r-w the stock wa
ifler. Aunr n,
FK ANKL1V DAVIS fct'd..
Jan. J-3n. N urwrj u en. Halt itnore. Md.
HOTtL FK KKNT-Tl-at ell-knorn htel
i-taed. known the .Mrrrhanfa Hntoi nitn
aied at Si uainit. m..ria muoii, '., wlth'elif ht
"ii"'i- aujoinin will he rt nteil et. ilh-
leruia. 1 tie noute Ci.ntnlri ihirir.inn.
l.ar tuom, (tore room, ice l.ou-e a.
and all ecrsFry oul lu!liiln(rn. Tbe
HI be route 1 eatlre or In tart t.r.r
tlculars erjSuire ..t be u..r-ril.r
JAMLS A.. C1IJ.AN. SntEmlt. Pa.
i Jos. Home & Co.
PEXX AYE. feTORES.
era!
table
houe
Vr)VIlNlTK ATtK"S MMrEu or
a.ltniniatr;u.n aix.n the eatate 01 I ),! Stit
Jou. late of ' iearfl.id toiihip. in the county ot
iBl.rl. dcceu.ed. bavlnv twi a-ranted to tbe
uno-r-ianod. notic- 1. her-t.y rlrra to ell t.erjn
'"'",lr" lu aia estate to mukr Immediate ia-
Inil thriilftr,rf I . 1 f Collars w J I n. , - . - . I
. . UIIr 1 ... ..r, n.iioit ciaiam aftalnrt tbe same
ed in making developments, but the coal 1 ucu
was nut found nr the railroad until dis
covered by Mr. Van Ortner, althonU a f?e
o'ogist. now residing In th's city, opened
the same v-ln atioui a half mile eastward,
at Saliy vj,,!, away back in the summer of
lXVT.a little n.ore than thirty-two years ago.
reaurated to i rri.n r.r.....-i. -...1
I tlcated lor seiiiement.
Jolin c. st'T-ni-r
. , , J am t. scrn .
Aflnjlnlr'tratr of Iiavld button, dectwaed
Clearneid twp.. Dee. 30. Ik-y. u
DlSriLLTHlN NOTIC E Notice la hereby
alvi-n that tbe brin of tte LIUv Merchandise
- omnanr. 1.1tulte.l. rioinir l.ualn.. . 1 ut.
lliere is eoiua alsodte as to whwt coil 1 r. tlrement from thaflrnf .i. vr-uh m.
, .-..n.. hi me inni- win t.e carried en ondnr
I the '!' name ha, tbe firm will con 1st of Kranclt
j Kradley , Kohert Smith. J'anlel J. Brown and
i ooLuai a. iruuey
b-vl It U, geologically. S .me call it the Mil
ler vein, others the Lemon. Dougherty,
Waahannon. ete , but tbat la a matter of
small account, whei the coal is o: gHtti
quality, as this esrtatnly Is, there being four
f -et, six Inciea of the clean, clear stuff.
Altoona Timr.
hhirley It em a.
Some of our farmers are ploughing their
corn gronnd.
Miss Cora Barker, of Coal port. Is visiting
Mis LI't Fter.
C. B. Vau Ormer and his lady, from Asli
ville. paid our town a flylcc visit ou Tues
day. 24 1 b ult.
Uncle Joe Van Ormer is sinking a shaft
for a fuur-fcot vein of coal which be in very
confident of fir-ding.
There will be a teachers' lecal Institute
b!d in Shirley school Louse, January 18.
1890.
Miss Ella Xoel. of Irvona, onr school
teacher, Is doing an excellent work here and
we take pleasure In saying our school was
never in a more flourishing condition than
at the present tir.ie.
J. B. McManamy, the carpenter who fell
from a building eorne time ago and fractur
ed some of his ribs is getting along nicelv.
e nope to see him out again in a few daye.
Jan, 3.1SO.-3t
FKANC11S BK A liLEY,
KOHKKT SMI I'M
lUM r L .1. liKIIWIV.
THOMAS A. HKAULLY.
ADAM SMITH.
ie I ominljloDfr of
ciffer fcr ala at rl.tr
orrlie In tht i-.iort House, on .MilMlAY JAN-
j)'"M FOK SALE Tbs
t Camtrla t'onntv will oil
orri.-e In thi l-.tort House r.e
' A K i o. who. one hundred eouuon bundaotaald
county of five hundred dollar each, da'ed Janu
ary 1. 1SH0. and maturing January 1, i:oo. Said
tonda to t car Interest a: the rate of 4 per eent.
per annum, payable rml anaaally on Jaly lt
and January lt of each year at the Trearurer'a
office of raid county ; are free Iri.m taxation and
are redeemanle one year alter their date, at tte
optica ot theCouD'y C oioml dinner, who reserve
tbe rtubt to reject any er all t.irti. f .r the name.
JOHN CMMPBtXL,
JOHN K1KKY.
.1. C. LLt Yli.
Oommlaaionerii of Cambria County
Attent: It. A. Mi-Uui'OB. Clerk .
VTK'K. I bave this day purchased tbe fol
lowirg property of;. J. Iun-an. ot Fiske.
awinna rr.unry. fa . and have lett thtn-na ln
, C.J. lnincan'K utiarre. and I herehy; torMd aov
person or persons fro n Interfering with said
I prn;rty : Two bnndre.l and ntty thousand
. white t.lne 14 Inr-h sbinK'.es, l.einv a boat ruual
I amounts of No. 1. No. X and No. J. now at my
I mill situate on tbe Kanstead lands: also a
boiler, enaina and shinicle mill located on the
Kanstead lanas In Cambria enntv-
j team of boraes. . readers, sinale trees, and butt
j ehams belor.ninK to said team: also one two
horse Oonkllo wagon; also one Champion mow
j lnir machine and one hay rake and camp stare;
. ala 4U pairs of camp hUnaela: also three eows
rn rw., " I " ". oreo pria caiyea. and tour
Un Tuesday morning, tte 24th Inst . Ells I P'": also thirty tnt of hay. and fifty bushel of
corn: aieo one plow and harrow and all other
farwlrir Implements: also four t air of bob sleds,
and cne Liikkv. The abore enumerated property
la now on my farm and it leit tbere set.i-.-t to mv
pleasure ami rtroal. JOHN W. BI'CK
There are
Mail Order Departments
claiming to afford
tbe same advantages
to out of towa Luye rs
that arc afforded by
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Ours has proven its claim;
others have not.
None can offer greater advan
tages; few ai good or as many.
pposm
i
i
i
ON AT PITTSBURG
W OrOb SEPT. 4th. CM)SE.S OCT. liftk
AlkMIASIllN 2o CENTS.
Miner, or Mountain Dale, and Mies Mertie
Troe!l,of Shirley, were married at the home
of the bride's parents. Key. Kteider, of Bell
wood, officiating. The couple left an Fast
Line for some of the eastern cities.
OxrsiE.
V.i
U.I
' ta.tr
. a younif man tiun.i
. kncuif.
-ik,. in iult)(r. , - , , ,
' " II.UIJ i
r"cu '""u or i in ooo over the combined tne VmpaUi a great new-paper. What bet
caDitallzation of tbe old companies. The j better !few Year'e Gift than a subeeriptioa
to Its Sunday issue? The cost Is only (2.50
t JohriHtowr. on Kr..i.. - bl tc lul bonds "Pportloaed pro
""Ii iej . . .. .. I ' rauni ins Slock anl hnn4 Knl..
- uu. llrt 1 It., a Ih
'
lives with i Ths man.o.n.-, I . . I
' - ruu vww new StOCK.BS
it wae the Intention to merite tbe roads un
til their earning capacity was offlelent to
pay 3 per cent. Tbe consolidation takes ef
feet Jatuary l, igoo. The road Is 63 mile
long, extending from Bellwood, In Bialr
county, to TunMutawney. In Jefferson
county, tarpin. butlralnoua coal field.
"'jeri Lirnr.
i, t o
- lie era r u ...... . ..
-""'""euioinenof.pl-,
'VrJer f Dr. Lowrnan wbo
; b'.tn feMt and rendered him all
".edical .kill could accomplish.
- n.an 1. st.ut and health, and
"i la hope, for big ultimate re-
a year.
AtteBtfaae at Indiana Xsrmil.
Tte attendance at Indiana nor
mal (s larger at present than at any pre
vious fall term. The winter term opens
Dec. 39. Tbe spring term opens March 31.
Special classes will be organized daring
term for those who cannot come at the
opening of terra. 1'ersoos desiring Infor
mation would do wm to correspond early
With the principal, . X. Snyder.
loaiitule.
The teacliers of Cleat field and snrround
ing district will hold an Institute at St.
Aoedti'.ine oo Saturday, January 11th, coin
mettring at 9 o'clock.
Program: A Month's Work In Drawing,
W. I,. Brhe. What Ditectors can do. W. L.
Carl. Drills for Children. Alice Wharton.
Singing In School, Kuel Somervlile. Prompt
ness. Katie Dunegau. Habits. Ida Grimes.
-Number Work-. Agatha Wharton. Perse, i
Terence. Miss RenoMa Manner Utrn.. I
ret o. Duuegan. Points for Teachers, J. 5. I
Foley. Notes Maud Bebe. Select Read- j
ing, Stella Dunegan, Minnie iTory and Will j
Carl. Music by tbe Institute. I
Teacher are requested to bring their ,'
tinging books. '
Jaa
101S Vine street. U'llllim rt t
8. lrO. St. ' '
VKilCMl NT LIST.
6th Jasranr "S90.
I mtn Iron o. ........ 'ari.tv
ItMi. .. n . . . . - "
1 .. u r. .gtll. Aeicuet.
; SMinor rs. Thomas.
, t'..ausk. ts. Weniroth.
) Harshnericer ti. llarfMrirer.
M'ller'a l.iecntors va. McOlade
I H'irKonn vs. Fianketu
Sinner M'l'r'K Co ra. Plunkett
In ra pan t Ion and Kofe tlHin. Swllzler,
; I Tin . Kotrtifl.
; .Viller . v. Mock,
' -"Miller ti. Hucketal.
; Barclay rs. Storey.
: Kirkpatiirk $. liorutir.
i In re apal Overseers cf Poor. etc.
I thoe-iiaker vs. Carroll
"'well v-t. (tutvrald
J llrertors or p.ior v. Thomas
.w.iei ucti.. vs. ;irilel
H. A. SHOEMAKKK. FrotboontarT.
Frothoooiary "s Olllcto. ttieushorg. Xec, a3, init.
FA KM FOll SALE
There will difosej or at private sale a farm
knows as the William Ivory farm aituatrd in
Iearhe'd township, one hail mlie l,a c hest
I'rlc.s, cooialuio
Advantage of
an unlimited stock
of medium and fine
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
Hundreds and hundreds of
styles plain and fancy Dre3s
Goods, from 25c to $4 a yard,
in every weave and color
of the choicest wool fabrics.
Black Dress Silks, 50c to $4
a yard.
Hracade Black Silas. 1 to fr.tO.
The best'-Oulnet" il Hlack
SSllJc ever sold. Worth 1 :-0 at least.
Just as complete stocks
in all lines of Dry Goods.
Entire stock in tlie
Cloak Department
REDUCED.
Catalogue mailed free
upon request.
Where prices are lower
than the Catalogue quotes,
you get the benefit, invariably,
as if you shopped personally.
Cet the Cloak Catalogue.
HOPPER BROTHERS. CO
Extend to you a hearty invitation when you visit the City to call
and examine our stock of
IiEDKOOll) FdIl)IT!IIE, PIrL0! EnrvDIT'drxE.
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
BEDDING STOVES AND RANGES.
We furnihh ytTUiii;i that jvitniris to the proper fining of a houce at lower prices than
cmii tie had elst wtiu'e lu the City.
WH ARE NEAR THE EXPOSITION.
Cars from tte IS. A. ) and 1. It. R. leMo! pass our Honrs. Will gladiy n':ve anv infer-
(uatloo nee- ssary.
Hooper Bros. & Co., 307 Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa.
PI.KASE MENTK.IN TU1S PAI KU.
JCG
. Home & COa's,
C09-C21 Tenn Ave.,
PlTTSBCRGn, Pa.
VSSKNEE"S XdTldE.
IViotice Is herhj- uiren that John McCor
11.u k an. 1 L,iiinla V. Md ormlck, his wife, of
Snmoierhill township, t "auihrla lk., t a., hy leed
ot Tolnntary asslactnent. ferii date the 23r.l
clay 01 K iM-mlM-r. A. Il , 18KB. have ass'tcned to
Jewe II. lMiuotiCl, of the like residence. Id trust
tor the oenrnt of tbe creditors i.r the said John
Mct'uruilck anj I.unnja P. Mci"ortnlok. all tha
esta'e. real and personal, rf thein t ha said John
end luelnda I: Mcc 'ormlck All persona lo
debtod to tbe said John and I.urln.la I. JlcOi.r
mirk, or either of them, will male Immediate
ayoaent to the sai l saslanoe. or those bavin
claims or iieu.-an.is avainst them, or c!thr of
them, l!l present the same wi'rtout dely.
JES!E 11. llMOM,
Ebenshnrtr. Dee. 13, et - Asstvcee.
Eckern'ocle & Hoppel,
Carrolltown, Fena'a.
Having just returned from the Eastern cities with a full, com
plete assortment of merchandise, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions,
a large stock of Clothing, Overcoats and Gents Eurnishir.g Goods
for Men, Boys and Children, a fine line of Ladies' and Children's
Coats aud Wraps, including a line of Piush goods, and Roots and
Shoes, we claim to lead. Then we have Hardware, Queensware,
Glassware, Oilcloth, Robes and Horse Blankets not to be excelled
anywhere. We are prepared to meet the public wants at the very
lowest prices. Wc will not be undersold and always guarantee sat
isfaction. Soliciting your patronage and thanking you for past
favors we are Respectfully Yours,
ECKENRODE & HOPPEL,
CARROF.LTOWN, IJ
W j y 4'onllaae.
The cse of iiritating powders, DQfT-c or
llqnl.l Eiy'e Cream Halm, pleasant of ap
plication aDd a sure cure for eat an h and
cold in rad, can he bad for 50c. It Is easi
ly applied luto the ncrns, Is safe and
j 76 ACRES 76
M.rer1e. thlrtj cre of which nr cleared.
Dd well miAre1 and the re?t t the land is well
V I ITl lwrn with M.lAnb- a ' . . . .
plaaaant. and la curing tl, nioet obBtlnate JV1- ,or ,urt mkTik.1, J!,,;.I ,fd
cases. It fiiveb relief at once. j d Si,rinp.f ; k ai.
TXEC'UTRIX'S NOTICE.
X!i fc.tate ot Ieola Huroou, dccease.1. Let
ters tostanientary lu the estate ol Ltl Kut
Itoon. late ot Alleithcny township, C amrirla
county, fa., baring been irran'ed to tbe uudt-r-s!-no.i.all
i a, s.ms loaahtetl to si.ij exute are
hciehy notified to make payment to me atithont
delay, ana those obvIdk claims aeaiu.-ct na-d es
tate vlll present them properly auUianiicated
iwi iviMcuicill, hO
MAKV JANE llLTHHiN.
. ... ExacintrJx ol L is Burnooo, det'd.
Ashvllle. fa., Dec, 1?. letW.-et,
VOT1CE.-
ll Notice Is hereby g-lveo that the annual
election ot Directors c.r the Protection Mutual
Hr Insurance eumpany ot Cambria county will
t held at tbe office or the Secretary on Monday
January 13th lso. helwten the hours ol kt
o'clock a. M. and 'J I'. M. T. W. llfK.
theaisburg, Uoc. i J, m.-ZU .sccretarT.
t
AT YOUR SERVICE
With the best line of Overccats
in Philadelphia for )Jen, Youths
and Children. No matter what
kind of an Overcoat you want
you will find it here, made in our
well-known reliable way, at the
lowest prices.
A. Ca Yates fc Co.,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT sTliEETS.
rillLADKI.PHlA.
inOH KOUriTfifH ROUTE.
I jjredo, Lfiflc Peua or 1.1 Pa. Wi-ifer TouriM
1 rinrirjaj
Br...,. ,.ur.. AiY "Aa-. I 1 1'a. i ,J,
n-i.t linn,.. Cr:.M.! 1 !."" 5l very lor ratci for sale at a l
Vr-n.-r? . Til AS -onPn ?aticnj m V. S. and Canada with
lllttkn I ,.,(oi m:nni-tuc Faniom H.,i sn.m,. ..( i.
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