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I rlt f,w hoars Here oc Tuesday,
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Anthony Anna, of IUstlng,
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I , v-.1Antr' on DUinss uu -uu..-j.
. BH Ine or wn - -
j,,t rweiv-t at C T. or.
f ' H U"Toa' of Johnstown, Is ls
f.'.r mother. Mrs. Hutchinson, of thl.
I "l..n ,ieV.atfs wers elated at the
, Vmn.rntw primary election In Mercer coon-
pre-
v on
mind clean dry wiol
,t M. P',n 'l's ,'"r"' '",0D r- ,,'t'h'",t
naM-
.rlre r''1
j Mr ,- M.onnh of ClearCel.l
Vrn.h.P. -Pent a f" hM ' toW" n
V,'ilm"l'aV
vr Mfti; K--er. nn.7 of W hit
Vwn "'p' ,,M pili4nS- W"3 t0WU
j Urineri of the Catholic oHer of
jinl.MW St ('.e.-rseiias been orKanizl
;t r,rrol!town.
Mr Jhn I.-Uhty. of this place, left ror
j.-"" nn Tu.-siUy where he has se-
f 5,,)yfmr'ovment, on salary. Is of
Vr'l in ! v column, by E. C. Tierson
.. ( , AVer'., V. Y.
1Mr 'irM-i X Miller, of Elder town
,, p . in 'own nn Saturday and dropoed
Jr t0MP t'-C KllI KMAM.
i -rm of (fimbria Count' ex-SharlfN
j ,hn r,,-ii. nmt Jvph A. Oray, both of
(irrn:it.'n. wr here on Tuesday,
j F,!ril of Mtechenv township,
John l'f I. of Snmmerhlll township.
er( Tl-itor to our town on Tuesday.
i - V Ftnrv noonel. candidate for Conn
j XrHri,r. who has been on the sick list
f r oui time. I atraln able to be about and
fU In town on Munday.
I Tfi rvnnvlanla raliroad company has
f -ul I'lrod'ar dvlne the names af all the
fnufo" "o are In Its employ and where
f e irpiiyet osn lie treated free.
J Whn aivlna the final po'lsh to stoves
-ior tn puf 'n them swav for the summer,
t x the tlokin whh a little coal oil In-
f ead uf water. It preTnnN rut.
j wss betfun on Monday on the
frmominn of the old .Usfni rink huildln.
BTonnit upon which It stands would
)p illrahie p'.ace for a residence.
j -The pntrmlttre hsvinj In charge the
'iirsmme fnr M-moril Psy reauest that
har sml huiln"n hnute of the town
4eon tht t ilsy from 1 p. v to 3 p M-.
-rnnntrv rnw"tier puMisbers oon find
whu re the honest and dishonest men
fcth dimroiin'tv. The subscription list
t ' t itorr It Is an unf:iliioa jdi .
-Kt R ' R.rhartf PheUn, Rishop of the
C!lio'lo illi.' of rittsburff, will depart for
J'mon Sutnlav next, fn comnfcnT with
t'Ttl wmi-known cltlzrn of TUUburs.
I -In ITiintlntfihin county on Tueslay tbe
Jfmnrratlce pininty committee met and
ri'ied drieirnte furorlng the nomination
4 linn. William A. Wallace for Governor.
l-TI-'nrT Davis, telegraph operator at
O-rnnh. wn-t struck by an enn'ne.
ft ?y fveninn. and Instantly killed. He
n-1 yean of and a son of Dr. Davis,
( L:ri)be.
-Rupture cure nunranteed by Dr. J. H.
Ifcyer, V.l rch St., rhlladelphla, Ta. F.ae
atunce, no operation or delay iretu bueN
. 'tud by tliousaridj of cures after
fltti-rs Mil.
unknown rran was run down and
U d on tiie rs''rov1 nt Moriellville on last
SWjMhv sveninir. From the clotntnij on
ttr Nuly the nisn wis nupposed to be A
W -k tyer or ca-p-ntr.
-Mr. tlenrrfe Ilurtley, Mrs. K. E. JODes
I Miw Ann Mi'Dnr'd aie each about
!'.rrflown new ravemenU of fiie brick.
Hbr!rk are here and lt parties are only
for nettled weather.
k-Trter Sanion. a Uhorer. fell from the
Ui l urT of the Ivibertsua House, at
Bh rM I'lterfc'ion. some nlithts ao,
it kmg In his aleep and sustained
nful but not m-rlt us Injuries.
f-Ptrt.e are mid to be traveling throush
w'of the rantern counties of this Mate
!-rin, Mvaities on sprluu-tootta har
Si) farnier po.eel of corrmon
w'il pj mi fUch demand.
bae a ,-peedy and positive Cure
JJ'V-arrri, ltp.:herla. Canker Mouth, and
3i-v. iu M-iioh's Catarrh Keroedy. A
'' Ii.'tor frn- vr'tti each bottle. i;e
'tl' tn'J d-i nj health acd sweet breath.
V,r Jot nst. n. Buck A Co.. bankers,
'a f5 Mtu Carrolitown, have opened
N-rt at L;n(.kN where Tor the con-
"nt hitvnevi men they attend twice
l"t t r the purpose of transacting busl
' s0 ilrlve do not seem to know
:" ti'ves the right of way to the
'tf w. . man or woman who U crosn
"J tret at a te4ular crossing Is not
4 (o u. k out for the pron who U
J i tU team
Ru:t,r. an a,red lady rehldlra
i-Tmnin Brr towt.ablp. was found
" 't' Um on la Sunday evening.
' ar....jt ovHtity-five years uf age.
f Je:n i, lt,p1)Hei to have resulted
rtdiae.
Wlti lh" Jun" rrra or court will
5 "1 there will be a big crowd of
MCWnotinn receipts. So, reader. If
'r o :'n n, happen to be kodebted
. 'I'Kihas, j.t fall Into the proceas-
f 'Tb-.iv ,,t Mf Joh McNeils, ot .
VI v. Oiive Topper, of Loretto.
a u'r;;"1 h latter place at a Nap-,
t ir 1'"' r,,tt""r Kyan. After the
W I?' hpp, c,,ur'" departed oo a
1 '.ade.pbia aud other eastern
ill'. r'T' the gardener at St
kt, n,,'etuv, at Ureeoaborg, wae
. it .T ' ,ih'r'""' na Inataotiy killed on
alaodina under the
Se of
i.,n1 (,,ru - lime of the
l rw htaodlng near waa aio
r .''fr 1 1 .
fra Mermen miner of!
nB t8!D(lcoUQtT. wbii on
i J0',' 'r"m churcB " Saturday e v-
"..,!,tr!!'k by anl'e near Iiwln
s i.,, '1 k"1"1 A rew yeera ago one
U vCUt"(Tput0e "tlroad near
a. Alsn, f ,.iitTii. . r..b
Hi.? ,?nU",,vn, -road. was
frl, n Ul'iri, mining by I
fc "IB1P blS foot c.noK. .... W. I
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-,MtuWa on "Tnif
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Batter Is aelllng at ten eenta a pound to
our stores.
The dwelling of lion. George F. Huff,
of Ureensbarg, was struck by TUbtnlng one
day last week and slightly damaged.
It Is reported that Mr. 8. J. Humphrey,
editor and pnbllhher of the oca Xev$. will
lo the neat future remove his printing es
tablishment to South Fork.
R. D. Heaoox. a Transylvania railroad
brakeman. whose Dome was In Altoona,
was instantly killed near Derrv, on Wed
nesday morning, by falling under a car.
Farabangh's photograph gallery. Car
roll town, wiy be open every day until June
23.1. with the exception of Thurs4ay and
FriJay of each week. After that date will
be closed Indefinitely. m33.3t
The Ctrrolitown .Vetcs changed bands
on Monday, beieg purchased by a gentle
man from Teefield, Clearfield eoonty.
wboee name we failed to learn. We nn
derstand the new proprietor will moye to
Cariotltown and take charge of the paoer
next week.
Thomas Mhsel. cf Carroll township,
who had been ailing for a long time with
cancer, died on Monday last. De waa
about fotty-slx years or age. and leaves a
wife and nine children to mourn bis loss,
nis funeral took place at Carroll town on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
General Robert A. McCoy, of Tyrone,
will deliver the oration In this place oo Mem
nrial Day. Instead of Major James Barks,
as reported some time ago. General McCoy.
Is well known tn oar older citizens having
studied law here before the breaking ont of
the war In the rfflce of Judge Johnston.
George I.sporte, aged 21, from Erie,
and Wm. l'lerson. aged 19. from PbiladeN
phla. Inmates or the Mate reformatory, at
Huntingdon. Ta.. escaped from the Insti
tution Thursday night. This is the tenth
successful escape that has taken place at
the reformatory. The boys scaled the
main well thirty feet In height.
Mr. John P. O'Neill, formerly of Cres-
son. bat for several years past a resident or
Pittsburg, dropped in to see the Freeman
on Wednesday. We were glad to learn
that he Is prospering In a business way, bur
eorrv tn learn that be has been on the sick
list for some time past, and that his visit to
the roonntain Is In hopes or bettering bis
health. We hope be may soon reco ver.
The heavy rains or last week made blah
water In the rivers at Johnstown and con
siderable damage was done. On Snnday
Railroad street in Cambria City, was ander
water which was no to the first floor In a num
ber of houses. Trains were delayed on tbe
railroad for a couole of boors owing to
washouts, but luckily the water fell be
fore acy great amount of damage was done.
John Ford (white), and Ilarvey Jack
son and Alfred Latimer (colored), ranging
in age from sixteen to eighteen years, were
brought to ball cn Tuesday last charged
with larceny. The boys were round in a
bx car loaded with merchandise at East
Conemangh nn Monday night, and as some
or the boxes were broken open and the con
tnts scattered about tbey were held to
answer.
On Friday last George M. Keade, Eq..
on behair or the sons or Lieutenant Hugh
Jones deceased, now residing In Boston.
Mass., presented tbe Lieutenant nogb
Jone', Camp of Sons of Veterans, of this
place, a beautiful silk flag. The presenta
tion took place In front of the Court nouse
In an appropriate address, which was re
sponded to on behalf of the Camp by Alvln
Evans. Esq.
talt the ground well where the cabbage
plan's are set ; this prevents clnb foot.
P'ants ahonld be set no less tban three and
a hair feet apart, and hoed often to Insure
good heads. To prevent worms from Injur
ing the head take one pail of water, stir In
one pint of sort sosp and a half plot of salt.
Take a whisk broom and sprinkle this solu
tion over the cabbage once a week until
they are done growing.
There are now lo tbe Allegheny county
Jail IS prisoners who are charged with com
plicity In murder, either as principals or
accessories ; one who la charged with man
slaughter, and another detained as a witness
to a murder. They form quite a colony and
constitute the largest lot of alleged murder
ers ever held there at one time. The crimes
for which lof tbe prisoners are Incarcera
ted were committed within less tban five
months.
The School Directors elected at the late
spring election will enter cpon their duties
on the first Monday in Jane, at wblcb time
the new Boards will be organized. It will
be the duly or the Board of Directors to levy
a tax for school purposes after sncb organi
zation before tbe 1st or July. With the or
ganization of the new Board, township and
borough auditors are required to audit the
treasurer's account, and publish tbe finan
cial standing of the school fund at tbe end
ing or the year.
The Catholic Church in this place was
crowded to Its utmost capacity on last Son
day morning when Rev. Father Smith, as
announced last vtek. delivered a sermon to
the members of the Grand Army and Sons
of Veterans. The sermon was eloquent. Im
pressive and appropriate, and tbe yeteraos
and sons or vererans were highly pleased
with tbe able manner In which the reverend
gentleman tndled bis text, which waa
"Give onto God the things that are God's,
and to Osar the things that are Caesar "a."
W. B Page, tbe champion high Jumper
or the world, now stationed at M fflmtown
Ic tbe employ or the P. R R. Co., gave an
exhibition of bis powers at that point last
week, to an admiring andien ce. At a run
ning jump be cleared tbe horizontal bar at
a height of 5 feet 11 inches. The bar was
then placed at 4 ft. 8 Inches, which be
Jumped over in a stand. Uls next feat was
a running high kick Jump, at a tin plate
Bospnnded In toe air 9 feet from the ground.
On a run be Jumped oyer a horse hitched In
a carriage.
Tbe Lackawana county court at
Scran ton oo Monday decided that tbe Dela
ware and Hudson Canal Company was a
dealer In merchandise in tbe letter's appeal
from the mercantile appraisement, charging
the license for selling powder to the em
ployes of lu coal mines. Tbe case was a
precedent and attracted attention In the en
tire region, as It Involves every corporation
a nd Individual operator's right to aeil pow
der without paying mercantile license.
Tbe company will carry tbe case to tbe Su
preme Court.
Keyoer Kemmerllng. of Greersbnrg, on
last Satuiday morning cut bia throat from
ear to ear with a razor. He to about fifty
years or age end bad been III ror some time
wltb pteumoola. On Saturday morning be
told his room-mate to lock the door as be
wantrd to change his shirt. W bile bis room
tea to was complying wltb bis request, be
se zed a revolver aud razor rrom bis satchel
and pointing the revolver at bis ioom-mate
ordered he him not to move and at the same
time drawing tbe razor across bia throat.
He cannot recover.
After a tot I, contested primary election
In Indiana county, on Saturday last, tbe
Delamater wlog of tha Republican party
got away wltb the Hastings men. The vote
on delegates stands as follows : Eikln,
(Delamater). 2 552 ; Richards. (Delama
ter). 2.341; Hill. (Hastings). 2 168; Roch
ester. (Heatings), 2 029. There la much
Indignation felt over tbe meaner In wblcb
tbe machine conducted the campaign and j
i ra common un mat II Dommaiea, isein
mater can cot poll the Republican yote of
the county by 1,000 votes.
Mr. T. S. Williams, ef Car roll town, and
Vincent Reig. of Carroll township, were
in'town for a few hours on Thursday.
The Beecb Creek Railroad Company
bare a number of men slashing off the
ground for a railroad up the ('best creek.
Messrs Richards A Reese. liverymen of
this place, loot a valuable borse on Sunday
last from scire disease that baffled the skill
of our best horse doctors.
Andrew McCoy, of Allegheny towrwblp,
died on Wednesday morning, aged about 43
years, n leaves a wife and eight children.
His remains will be interred at Loretto on
Friday.
The book store or H. C. Fisher, at Som
erset, was entered by roobeis last Sunday
night and money and goods to tbe value or
50 was taken. Oo the same night tbe mil
linery store or Mrs. M. M. Tredwell A Co.,
was robbed or goods valued at 1 100.
The Sons or Veterans or this place,
bave decided to bold an old fashiooed pic
nic In nuntley's grove, west of town on the
Fourth of Jo'y. Extensive preparations
are being made and the Committee baying
it in charge guarantee all who will attend
an enjoyable time.
' Wife." said a contemplative husband
who was thinking of going Into tbe dairy
business. ' what kind of a calf will make tha
best milch cow?" "A belfer calf" respond
ed the wife with a serene smile. Tbe bus
band looked downcast and tbe silence was
contagenos for a few minutes.
jndge Johnston went to Dsnvllle, Pa.,
on Monday, having been eubpo?need there
as a witness In a ease between an iron Com
pany In Danville, and A. J. Moxbam. R. S.
Murphy and a number of other Johnstown
men. The case was continued and Judge
Johnston returned on Thursday.
Tbe sale of the Blair House In this
place, to Mr. Craer as reported In tta
Herald la not altogether correct. Mr. Gra
ver and Mr. Miller are negotiating and tbe
sale may be made but It b not yet con
summated. In the event of tbe sale being
made fl. Miller will not give up possession
nntll after Court.
John Me A lister, who says he belongs to
Allegheny county, and had been working
at Amsbry for a couple of weeks, was ar
rested at Carroiltown, on Tuesday evening,
having become a Intently losaoe. He Is la
boring ander tbe delusion that parties ara
a fter bim to take bis life and be Is contin
ually dodging from Imaginary flying buK
lets and crying for tbe people about to take
bis pursuers away.
The counterfeiters wbo were captured
at Stoyestown, Somerset county some weeks
ago, and tried In Pittsburg, were se ntenced
last we k. Edward Bisblng. leader of the
gang, got two years in the western Peniten
tiary, wltb a line of 10 and costs. Jsre.
Wilt received a like sentence. William n.
Spelcher. wbo was cot a member of tbe
gang, but bad poeeased spurloos coin while
drunk, got only one year.
Two little girl while out bunting wild
flowers in tbe woods In tbe vicinity of
Morrellvllle on Wedaesday afternoon, came
upon the dead body of a man partly sitting
and pertlv Ivlng at tbe base or a tree.
Beside tbe body lay a revolver and a tui:et
bole was In tbe right temple. Notwithstand
ing after tbe alarm was given, a large num
ber or people viewed the remains, no person
wss able to Identify the man. He bad evi
dently committed suicide a day or two be
fore. This (Thursday) mornlot a man giving
bis pame as George McDonald, and claim
ing bis residence as near Greensbnrg. rode
1 1. to town on a black mare, and stopped at
the livery stable of Messrs. Brown. O'Uara
and Luther, where he offered tbe mare, sad
dle and harness for twenty-five dollars. n
could not give a straight account of himself
or where he got tbe borse. and tbe parties
at tbe stable notified Sheriff Stineman. who
at once arrested McDonald and locked bim
np to await farther developments. Tbe
mere Is seven or eight years old, black,
wltb star In forehead and white right bind
foot.
Mr. David O'Hsra. cf Wilmore, on
Tuesday last had a writ or replevin Issued
and placed In SheritT Si Iceman's hands ror
the recovery or a mare and colt that bis
rather, Mr. Samuel O.Uara. or Munster
township, bad traded to a gypsy wboee
name was unknown. When tbe Sheriff
went after the mare and colt, tbe gypsy re
sisted and for resisting the Sheriff, be was
arrsted and put in Jail until the next
morning, when he was released on pay
ment or tbe costs amounting to about 10.
The parties thee each took bis original
borse and tbe gypsy was out tbe amount of
tbe costs.
Tbe Altoona Tribune on Wednesdsy
says : Charles Freeman, tbe man wbo at
tempted to commU suicide In this elty on
tbe afternoon or Friday. May 16, was taken
to McEeesport Tuesday afternoon from the
Altoona hospital to aoswer to tbe charge of
being connected wltb tbe murder of Miss
Douglass of tbst pise on the morning or
tLe 13 lb inst. He was In charge of Consta
ble Stains, of the Sixth wsrd. tbe warrant
of arrest having been endoised by Alder
man Rose. Tr Is warrant was not read to
Freeman In thia elty. and be reft here nnder
the Impression that be was being taken
home, having recovered so far rrom the af
fects of bis self-inflicted wounds as lo ena
ble bis being moved.
J. Wilkinson A Son, marble and gran
tte dealers of Ebensbarg, Pa., wish to In
form the public that they are prepared to
fill all orders for cemetery work, in either
marole or granite, at figures tbst defy com
petition. Tbe artistic excellence and su
perior workmanship of their designs are
evidenced by tbe many specimens now on
exbiblUon at their establishment and by tbe
numberless designs wblcb tbey have erected
In tbe various eemeterle In this eoonty and
elsewhere. Every department of tbeir bus
iness Is In tbe bands or skillful and compe
tent workmen, who are capable of execut
ing any piece or work, from the plainest to
the most elaborate, which together with tbe
personal supervision thai every lob receives
rs a guarantee tbat perfect satisfaction will
be given to tbe moat exacting ot patrons.
They bave ordered forty tons of marble
which will arrive to March and April, and
they will then bave as fine a stock of tbe
best marble tbat ever came to Western
Pennsylvania. Persona wishing anything
In tbeir line would do well tn give them a
call before leaving tbeir order with any
other manufacturer, as yea can depend
upon getting a good Job at a fair price.
What sure Orlglaal Fafkaiw.
The question what constitutes an origin,
al package la now Interesting those wbo are
concerned In tbe Interpretation and carry
ing ont of tbe law. Collector S. D. Warm
castle says :
"Tbe original package In my opinion la
tbe vessel containing tha liquor. It may
vary lo size from one gill to any number of
gallons. Tbe question of bow small tbe
package may be bas neyer arisen. Tbe law
does not state what the capacity of tbe ves.
sel shall be. I tblnk tbat a camber of bot
tles can be packed together and shipped to
one joint Tbe opening of tbe outside j
wrappings maa a uivision ui uie uuuin
not a violation of the law. Thus beer
could be shipped In cases and tbe receiyer
could open the ease and dUpoea of tbe bot
tles." Consumption Survly Cured.
To fn lureoa: Float Inform ywax raailms
that 1 har a paaiaT ramady (or the abeva-namas
liaeaaa. By tta tunaly nae tttooatada of kopalaa
om bar baaa penaaaantly eared. I ah all ba glad
to sand two bottlai ef mj ramedy FREE to any of
year waders who hare eeeaaaptioo If tbay will
sand ma their Expraw and P. O. a litr . Rsapart
fully, Z. A. BXiOCV V, M. C, 141 Pearl Bk. S. X.
Am Klepbawt (be BaJIrwaMl.
As Forepangbs circus train was going
east from Johnstown to Bellefoote early on
Saturday rooming a door or one or the cars
confining tbe elephant became onfssteoed
and opened near Ehrenfeld when no ele
phant tumbled ont and tbe train passed
along wttnoot tbe elephant being missed.
The people along the mad were somewhat
atonlhed at seeing an elephant roaming
around but tbe situation waa sootn explain
ed and a telegram to tbe show train was
wired to Gallitztn, where tne elephant car
was detatcbed and inn back, the majestic
quadruped loaded on and went on bis way
rejoicing, no doubt, on bia providential es-
cspe from serions Injury.
Since tbe above was In type we learn that
tbe elephant after falling out of the car was
struck by a freight train. Tbe Altoona
Timet says tbat when extra freight. No.
13G9. westward bound, was about one-half
mile the other side of South Fork, rannlng
at the rate of twenty mile an bonr. Engin
eer J. LawsoP. Conductor C. J. Lnckett.
and others of the trainmen, saw tbe sbsdow
of a mammoth beast about ten ear-lengths
ahead of them, the shadow and of eoorse
the snbeUne moving aa rapidly aa possible
in the same direction as tbe train. A mo
ment later tbe engine etruek what subse
quently proved to be one of the Forepangb
aggregation of elephants, the force or the
blow throwing the animal six or eight feet
Into the air. from which elevation be fell
bead foremost oc the north rail of the north
track. Being still In the way. he waa
struck a second time by the engine, one
pony wheel of which passed over one or bis
reet catting off some of his toes, while the
csst Iron etep ef the engine, which also
struck bim, was broken off.
When struck the second time the monster
set np a Tearful bellow, which the listeners
could not compare to anything else than the
combined squeal or a whole carload or pork
ers. By this time the train was about flee
ear lengths beyond the spot whe-e tbe big
hrnf,e came in contact with mother earth
and arter coming to a halt. Flagman H.
Elnset was sent back to protect the train,
and berore he knew what caused the com
motion be ran against tbe elephant, and
was nearly seared to death.
Recovering bltnseir. tbe brakeman pro
ceeded to stop all westward-bound trains
then In the vJelulty. wblle others of the
crew attended to tbe trains going east, tbe
elephant meantime having planted himself
right aid up aerota both tbs tracks, iron'
arch of all be surveyed- As no one bad tbe
courage to Interview the monster, be was
permitted to "hold the fort" until a tele
gram was sent to tbe Superintendent's of
fice in Plttsburr, wbenee those I n cbsrge of
the Forepangb show trains, then at or neat
Sonman tower, wr notified of their loss,
while all other train crews approaching the
scene rrom either direction were ordered to
look out ror the rht ruction. This all oc
curred about 2:43 o'clock Saturday morning,
and some time during tbe forenoon of that
dsy the keeper of tbe elephant and tbe
working crew from Gallltzln took tba mat
tr in hand ard eoeceeded In loading the
big brute on tbe same car from which be
had fallen.
Taie Bawawaer aC Allaatl Otty.
Tbe prospects for a brilliant summer sea
son at Atlantic City were never so bright as
at tbe present time. Tbe extraordinarily
liberal patronage which it has gained during
tbe winter and spring season, largely dne lo
tbe magnificent transportation facilities
maintained by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Is still manifesting Itseir In tbe wel'-Clled
hotels, which bid fair to bold their visitors
well through the early summer season. The
city by theses Is In better condition to en
tertain and amuse Its friends tban ever be
rore. New hotels have been bul'.t, and the
the older ones remodeled and enlarged.
The great ocean boulevard has been com
pleted, so that Atlantic City now possesses
the bendenmest and most attractive oeean
front or any sesslde resort In America. All
Irdlcations point to the lareest sammer sea
son tn the history of the place.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company bas
kept well in line with the spirit of Improve
ment which bas pervaded the seashore. Its
facilities ror promptly and comrortably
handling large numbers or people bave been
Increased so as to scpply any possibly de
rated : the roadvhed of Its double line has
been greatly Improved, and the terminal fa
cilities both at Philadelphia and Atlantic
City have been enlarged and Improved.
Tbe betterment of tbe tracks will enable tbe
management to materially reduce the time
between the Delaware River aud the see,
and the summer schedule will present the
quickest, best, sarest and mor t satisfactory
service of trains ror everbody ever enjoyed
by tbe hosts of Atlantic City's summer pa
trors. The comprehensive system or ex
cursion tickets lesdlng rrom all points on
the Pennsylvania system will be available,
as In csst years, at tbe exceptionally low
rates that bave heretofore prevailed. It I
would be well ror oar readers to remember
that a summer trip that does not Include
Atlantic City laeks tbe spice tbat would
make It memorable.
Tha Pair! vtle Dead.
To-day (Friday) Is Memorial Day and
be'.ow we publish a Hot of tbe dead soldiers
wbo repose In oor cemeterlee.
LI-OTD'S CXMETEKT.
Griffith T. Evans. George W. Dsvls. Ed
I. Evans. A'dam Sbinafelt. David Powell.
Jr., Thomas J. Evans. David J. James,
H'igb Jones. Thomas E. Evans. John E.
Dsyls, Samuel nenry, George K. Secbler.
James A. Llttlefield. David H. Evans, Jaa.
Roberts. Johu F. Libby. John O. Evana.
David I. Evana. Evan R. Davis. Joseph
Henderson, Wm. R. Humphreys. Charles
H. Heyer. Daniel O. Evans. Wm. Mills, Sr..
Thomas Todd, William R. Roberta. Lemuel
Evans. Jas. Todd Hntchlneon. Jeremiah D.
Evens. Matthias Hops Ins, Thomas B.
Moore. Wm. D. Davis. Thomas J. Lloyd.
David S. Jones. William W. Griffith. Daniel
T. Jones. George Mack, Robert Williams,
John Faltb. James N. Evana. Richard L.
Davis.
CATHOLIC CESf ETEBT.
Rev. K'.chard C- CnrhHy. Thomas D. LJta.
Inger. Joba E. Scan lan, James A. Lttzlnger,
John Porter. Andrew J. Lltzinger, James
C Noon, Francis P. Tlerney, James M. Ed
elblute. Stephen A. Chase. Andrew Welble,
John Lambeogh, Wm. Mills, Jr., Jaaaa
Collins. Jeremiah A. Fagan, Jamas Mur
ray. OlD CEMETERY.
George W. Todd. Milton Roberta. Thom
as O. Evans, Richard Lewis. David Evana,
(mas-jn), Edward E. Da via.
farrlaae Ueewaea InaaeaU
Tbe following marriage licensee were to
sued by the Cleik of tbe Orphans Court for
the week ending Wednesday, May 28. 1190:
Isadora P. Yahner. Cheat towLSblp and
Lavlna Wilt. Clearfield township.
Charles Morris Euhn. Altoona, Pa. and
Maggie Downer. Johnstown.
John Rupreobt and Carolina Smith.
Johnstown.
Edward Eane and Julia Brown, Johns
town. John L. Smith. Morrellvllle and Emma
Emetb, Johnstown.
Fred W. Speck and Amelia S. Robb.
Johnstown.
Andrew Johnston and Sarah Bradley.
Johnstown.
Charles Earr and Mary May. Johnstown.
Jobn W. Cramer end Florence M. Haj nee,
Johnstown.
August Mu'.Ier and Nancy J. Hippie,
Carlisle, Pa.
Adam Wetler and Barbara, Roaenweltr,
Ehrenle'td.
Tlie trrealht
ot a chronic catarrh patient is often so of
fensive ttat he becomes an object ef dUgast.
Afteratlnte ulceration sets In. tba spongy
bones are attacked and frequently entirely
destroyed. A constant source of discomfort
is the dripping para lent secretions Into tba
throat, sometimes producing inveterate
bronchitis, which In ite torn has been the
exciting cause of pulmonary disease. Tba
brilliant revolts which nave attended Ks use
for years past proper ly desigaate Ely's
Cream Balm as by fsr the best and only
cure.
Btacklea'a Araleat tta I ve.
Tbe Best Salve in tbe world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sorea. Tetter. Ct.anrx-d Hands. Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tively cores Piles, or no pay r quired. It Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 23 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store of E. James, Ebens
burg, and W. W. MeAteer. Loretto.
When In need of Job printing give the
FkremaH I'ffice a trial. Prices reasonable.
Absolutely Pure.
Tn powder sever vanes. A Burn a pomr,
tnaxtb and wbolasomenaes. Mar economical
than tbe ordinary kinds, and cannot batold in
competition wltb tba mnlUtnda of tha low teet
short wolirht, alum or phoephata powder. Said
on If in u. Kotal buns fo DU Co., 109
Wall St.. Maw Toil
TKIAL. LIST.
LAl of eaM aet down for trial at a Oonrt of
Cman Plaat to l hold at Ebonabaxg on tta
Second Monday of Jan next.
Indiana Co. lep. B.na va. Anna.
Haneret al.
Bis va. Oaki.
Klaber at al- va. Kaer at al.
H urneT ra. Kirharneon.
Thrifty
Hrner
t 'htli
McKay
Nearv
Kannan
Hllmaa
.. Mitchell et al.
va. Ilarnhart.
va. fambrla Iron Co.
vs. An1eron.
Ti. I . K. K.
...v. MeAteer.
. .tl Trozcll.
va. Melntyre.
Mclntyra..
Knepper-
.VI. Knepper el au
notta
Find ley..
How-nan
IToswalL
Ti. Annvine nor.
ra. Haywood.
n. Barnban.
va. Oole.
...va. Haywood.
.va. lll.
-art
Irwin.
Sam..
. .va. Kutruff.
Klin
Haicaa
Kulireti..
Barnes
..ww. Elliot.
vi I.itimger.
vi. 'niter.
..va. Kbeam.
JAS. '. DAKBY. Prothonotary.
Prothonotarj'i Olllr. May th, 1840.
g!TCK!NG PILES.
BBBora for saa easa-i
rtt rvaal a.whl'-h often
a Ltw-dl san aairrtsto.
f reailn. rr rf-ta. . 1 r l I -
Sflt.!! w4fa vase sa-nis sana ssaav-wiBiEg ar-is
yl a)-e r-W a . ...MSt t 1 '. drv.aal. ef gUSVUe wl
a.-. - a Vlr-a - rv-i ' f r-e-s. If rv- -- fl.m.
arratlBwl. r I ma.; .--" rrnim asss.- saw
. t il .iaitaaa aaj. iv- -
1SEASES
Ids
SWATHE'S
! Kef
CATMINT
ABSOLUTELY CtTBDS.
Sdf rnlnul aM-iUci.. will rir aitr au of Tetter.
Bbrata utnffor P'. M.'. F1(il-1l:r.itp.lu
matter te- rttr . .i.;mS1cv Nnld br .ru crista,
r Ml M mail fr I Boa.r. 1B 444rraa, ba,
waa a riaarl ii, ra. aa jou omuia aa-Ja,
"V"OTinE OF INCORPORATION. Notice U
JA btrr-hy alven tbat an aiH-atinn will r
mad to trie (loternor of f'nrjvjvanf a nn Mon
day . tV ;b dav ot Jon. . M J. K. Wearer.
W. W.BctU. W. It. Binler. K. A Blvler and
William Kmory . nnder the Act f Assembly en
titled An aet to provide for the Incorporation
and regulation of c rtaln t'crporatlonn." ap
proved April 2li. 1874. and the put plcmenti
thereto, tor tbe charter ol an lrto1c t corpora
tion to he called "THE WALNUT HUN 1)AL
OO.." the character an J object ol which Is lor the
porpoae ot cxcarailnir. hor!r tor and mlnlrjr.
f rudnrlna and deallnir In coal in t'amhria eoon
y. Pr-nna.. with the right to acquire leave, eub
leaae and dlepoe ol inch real and peronal prop
erty aa may be neceegary In earvln nn the hml
nea of tbe eompany and for tblr pnrpoae lo bav.
poai-eef and rnjoy the powers and pcivlleas ex
resed and given In tha SSth Section nt the Cor
poration Aet el ltTC t and theinpplemen'e thereto
FKA.NKH EL1MNO.
malt St Solicitor.
Steam Saw Mill
FOR SALE
Th abe.Tlher will aeil at private aale a thirty
flv borse power Enxlna, Boiler and
SAW MILL COMPLETE,
nearly new. and la anod rnnnlra; order. It Is at
present located near Mineral Point, where It can
be en. It will he sold at a bantam.
HAKRISON HUKKHAHT.
fall on or address at Mineral Point, Camhiia
eouaty, Pann'a. mats 8t
8
BfflQ
is.
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SEND FOIt OUR CATALOGUE a PRICES
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
MEN WANTED
OaV salary.
T reliable men a will aire steady employ
ment and LIB EH AT, SAL.AXY. paylna their
traveling expeneea. We crow oar own atock e
elasivaly and UUABANTEE It to baatrlatly Erst
elaas tn every narticaiar. true ut name as order
ad. Fall Instraetlona fnrntshed. Experience
oarwary apply at oooa. etatlna: a. Ad
dress E O. PIEKSON at "!.. Maul Oruva Kir.
sertas.
. Waterloo, N. Y. (Established owsr aa vra.
SsaNH
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KaraTB or Mintii Hiixirr, dee'd.
LUra l atlialulstratuta on th estate of Michael
Bran iff. late of tsamsaerblll township. Cambria
eoonty . Peona.. decea d bavins; been a ran tad to
tbe aderslaned. all parsons Indebted to said
state ara bere'iv noUOed to snak payment ta
sae wtthoat delay, and those bavin claims
analnst tba same will present Ibsia properly aa
thentloated for aeulemeat.
JOHN ITEt..
Administrator or Michael Braulfl. dee'd .
Sammerhltl tp May so. lie. et
rrTDflTT "CUB unit
IJijlilLlil Steal TsM-kvle. Hlefek.
HAIaF THE COST ot holstlna- aaved
tn htorakavrs, Bute tiers. Farmers.
Maehineata. BolMers, t'ontrae'ors and
OTHERS. Admitted to fs tbe sreat-
eat tmprovemants E F.K mad in
tackle blocks. Freight prepaid.
Write tar eatmloamc.
rULTON IKON Si KNOINE WKS.,
10 Braah St Detroit. Mich.
Established li. maSO.'JO.ly
H
IL MYERS.
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
EBKiraarrse, Pa.
aosrOfBea la Oollonada Row. oa Centre street.
DUNALD E. DUFTON".
ATTOBS ET-AT LA W,
EaBHsaraa, PsaxA.
$roae9 la Opera Uoose, Centra f trect.
'royal rsT
lip
mm
D I rvlr, l.lr.M IUklS
I rwa -ii i
I I T .S-'juT-r-rraf.
9 Enaa Saw Tka7 m ut --ttl-
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Political Announcements.
"fonfi in this column vill b imrrt'd from.
note until Aa . -1 ema on th 7th ot Juae.
rr' at ttt fo'lirrir.g rmtl : f'or Attrmbly tSJDO
rvr i rra VrTt WA f (IT t.omiliwIOJirr. f T yii,- r rwr
Auditor, tt.00. All cardi mutt te accompanied by
the ca-h.
FOH ASSEVM.Y.-l herehy annnnnre nivlf
as a rard'datetor A smrily. subject to Uie
declelcnol tbe Democratic prl marl s.
JOHX E. McKEZIE.
rhMl Springs. April 1. 80.
ASSEMfll.T. T herebv nnnrMince mvaeir a
candidate for the nomination ol the office
f ,Meoer .f the I.elslatrire. sutict to the ac
tion ol the lTnorri"- rirlmarv eirlon.
Oallltzln. Marchl.lSwO. M. F1TZH AKRIS.
FOB ASS KM BIaY. E!.T. McNeells. of Johns
town. Pa., 'ntijcct to tbe rules of the Demo
cratln partv.
Jbntnwn. Feb. 2e. 1890.
FOR ASSEMMT.Y. I herehv announce mvself
a a eandidate tor A'semhly. subject to the
dec'elon ot the Uemoera-to pti marina.
J AOOB ZIMMERMAN.
Johnstown. Feb. 25. 1890.
1miSI,ATTRE.-I will be a candidate for
j the nomination of Astembr? at the IVrno
eratle rr1mariM nn Jnne 7ib. subject to the rules
of tha rvimecratlc party.
JOHN E. STKAYER.
West Taylir townahlp, Fcbmary 25. 1890.
"CVJK nifNTV TBEASUREK. I hereby an
jr' noniiM tnvaelf as a candidate tur the offioe
of Ronntv Treasurer at the next ltemoeratie frt
anary elKCtlon, subject to tbe rules of the Txmo
eraticparrv. P. HUTIaE.-
Flfteenth ward. Johnstown. March 20. 1BU0.
C tT'NTT TKEASTTKER. I hereby annnnnv
mvanlf ss a candidate for the nomination of
tbe orBfle of Vnntv TrranreT. sdhi"ct to tha
action of the Ilemoeretic rirtmarv fVtlrni.
OHARLES HOFMAN1.
Jihostown, March 24. 1(90.
TTHIK OOTJNTY TKEASTJKER. I hereby an
jT1 rjnnnce trv'eira a candidate tor the nomi
nation to the office of Onontv Treaanrer. subject
to the rules governing: th TmoTtlr nartv.
VHTUej.SANDtKS.
Munster tfwnttatp. Feb. 27. 188.
F)R frTY TKF.ASTJREH. 1 hereby an
nonnca mvaelf as a candidate lor the-office
of Coonrv Treasurer at the next Democratic pri
mary election, subject to the m'e ot the rmo
cra tie party. HEN'BY J. HOWEL.
BarrtownsnlD.Feb. 10. 1890.
CTOFNTY TREASTTRER. I hereby announce
mvself as a candidate for the nomination to
the offloe et fwiaty Treasurer, subject to the rules
STernlag the Demoeratlo party.
C. J. MAYER.
Johnstawn. Pa.. Feb. 12. 18V0.
T7V1R ffltTNTYrxiMMlSSIIlNF.K. 1 hereby
r announce mvself as a candidate fnr County
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the tVm -era
tie primaries. PATRICK O'DOWD.
Tunnethtll. April 2. 190,
FIR rOT'NTY POMMISSIONHH I hereby
announce myself as a eandlda'e for the office
.tCnontv Vmmisaioner. snr.ect ta tbe decision
of tha Democratic primary eleetion.
JOHN WAMPBELIa.
Johnstown. Ma-rh 17. 1R90.
FR COTTNTY rtiMMISSIiER.-I hereby
anrtoonea myself as a candidate for the
nomination of the office of t'onnty Commissioner,
smbteet to the action of the Benaoeretlc prlmirf
election. JOHN K1RBT.
Johnstown. March 10. 18tt.
F
OR OOf NTT f!OMMIr?SfONER. I hereby
annennee myaeltas a candidate fnr tbe nam
inatloa of Onrinty nommlastoner. subject to tha
action of th Democratle primary aleetion.
W. A. Ia.NTZY.
fpper Yader township, March S. ISM.
TJHR OOTTNTY TOMUffSSI'lNER. 1 bervby
X annonnea myaelf aa a eandldas for the oflSea
efO-oonty (Vvtnm las loner, aabject to the oeolelOB
of th ItemooraUe arHBary election.
JOHN BEAKSH.
nsquehanna township. Feb. 24. 1S90.
F
JR CXJVNTY COMMISSIONER. I herehy
ann' nne myeelt as a candidate for Use offlee
ot fionnty Oomaalaatoaer. sobfeet to th decision
ot the De'maoEstl prlanary election.
PATKH7K E. aaLON.
Elder township, f ao. 22. 1KVO.
T70R COUSfV tKM MISSION EH. I hereby
' MnnnM M.i.lt u a Aandldato for the ot
flee ot Coanty Oommlssloder. subjact to tha d
slslaa or the Uemocratie primary eircnun.
WIIaIaIAM J. T1EKJNEY.
Cambria township, Feb. IS. iSvO.
rrOK COUNTY AUUITORI hereby an
il . 1. A ...ilM.t. Inr tha oSAce
ot County Auditor, subject to the deelsloa of th
Democratic primary l"o"3os,pH H,pps
Chest township. Maroa 17. 190.
GEO. M. READE,
ATTOKNJEY-AT LAW.
EitKnsBtnto, FxyyA.
rOaio oa C'eotr strset, near High.
WE ARE AS LOYAL TO OUR CUSTOMERS
as a Soldier to his Country.
Everybody Is dealt wltb alike. Money refunded If goods are not as represented.
We don't go peddiiDg from bonse to house (like some of oor competitors roaxlcg
trade away frutu other stores, but obtain our trade in a fair and qnare way. Owing
to tbe lattice of oar prices we nevet bave any trouble to obtain trade We Cave a
May Festival In store for our customers if tbey OBly come acd take advantage of It,
anJ we will guarantee to save all 33 per cent, by dealing wltu us. We offer wonder
fol Bargains:
600 pair of Pacts guaranteed all wool at S2.50. ."500 new stvles of Saita for Children
ranging la agu from 4 to 14, 1 1 24. 300 new stylt-i wool Suits for children, 81 98. Any
Dumber of boys' Salts w!tc long pant, f Z 50. 1 000 pair of children's pants at 19c.
a pair. Good ail wool Suite for boys ranging In age from 15 to 19. ft &. Men's pood
dteas Suits, well worth 9 00, at 5 75 eacn. Men's eood cork screw Suits, all colors,
$10 00. Men's good whole Suits, blue or black, at $12.50 each. With every jouth's
Suit purchased of ns a base ball, bat and cap emi with it. So come at once, bojs. acd
obtain the necessary reiuifite for a summer's sport.
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Is there any merchant in Cambria county who keeos the assortment we lo? We
ask too this question. Good Toweling, 4 acd 5c. per yard. Unbleached Muslin. 5
and 6:. per yard. Bleached Muslin, 5c. per yard, (iood Calico. 3 and 5e (iingr-ama,
5, 6 and 7c. Best Linen Towels Sc. White Linen Nat kins. 5c. ClaikS Spool Cot
ton, her-t, 4c. Kmest Dress Ginghams, 7c. Best Cballie. Cc. Ladies best Si k Veta.
Ws. Ladies' Vests, 10c. Ladies' Uauaterchiefs free with every sale rf lrv Goods;
also a nice essortmet.t of needles and darners given away free. Greaiua plaids 10c.
Diaogona I Dress Goods, 15c. Knickerbocker, douhie width, all colo.s, 15e. A nice
let cf Satetus. all sha.les 15c. Fine Mohair Dress Gnods. gray, black or blue. 15e.
Best Mobalr in all leading shades, 35k.. snk Alapac. Dre Go.ds, bust in the market
and sold at other stores at C3c and 759 . we sell at BOii. Fine Black Henrietta Cloth,
from 50c. ud to 99s. Double wioth ffh tu Goods, White Cambrics, 10? , 12". and 15e.
Finest Shirt Embroideries, well worth $1 50 per yard, we are Selllnc at 85c Flouncing.
45e. and 50c. Fine embroideries, from ac. per yard up. Ladles" Xiaht Gowns. 6c.
Ladles' White Skirts, embroidered. 25c. A nice line of Plush Ornaments fur fany
work at 25e. a dozen. Baby Dresses, from 75s. cpwards.
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
can not be excelled anywhere and our prices are tbe loweat. Men's good working
Shoes (Brogans), 98c. Men's good solid dress shoes. 99c. Men's dress Shoes, tl 25.
Men's calf Soes, fl 48. Men' fine Shoes, lace. Congress or button-sneclally made
for ns at f 1 74, well worth P2 50. Men's good Doneola rirMB Shoes. $2 50 Kangaroo
Shoes, band sewed, f.3 74 Ladles' Dres Shoes, 9hc. Ladies' Dorisoa Sboea. hand
sewed. tL48. Ladies' SDrlug heel Shoes. $2.00. Ladies fine 'Cornruun Seran" Shoes.
tl 74. Ladies' Oxford tls patent leather tips. 75c Lsdies' finest French kik. Com
mon Sense. Opera Toe. 2 48 per pair. Children's Dress Snoe. 22c per pair. Child
ren's fine kik Shoes. 44c Children's kid Shoes, spring heel. C5s. Children's tan col
ored Shoes, 50c Misaes' Dongola spring heel, hich cot. fl 25. Misses' Freocb kls) or
eprlog heel, sizes 11 to 2. $1 25
GrTJS. SIJNEOjNT'B,
The Largest & Cheapest Store in Cambria Co.
evert WATERPROOF
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TO
KE MARK
As-jr--wir ii ft
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAS lit A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LI NED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
ma 90-ly
Pianos-Organs.
The improved method of fastening- strinrs of
Pianos. Invented by ns, is oneol the most In. rt
ant Improvements ever made, making: tha In
strument more rk-hly musical In tone, more dur
able, and lei liable to ieet oulof tune.
Beth the Mason A Hamlin Orvanc and P'anos
excel chiefly In tbat which is tbe chlet ezoeiience
In any musical Instrument, quality ot tone.
Other things, ihouxh Important are much lass so
than this. An Instrument with unmusical tones
cannot be aoad. Illustrated catalogues or new
styles, introduced this seasoa, sent free.
MASON & HAMLIN
Organ and Piano Co.
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i The only sore and radical car foe
CONSTIPATION. ,
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sad all disorders al tbe liver and bas cured
Landreds of reoplo and Is the only remedy
' tor tbeee dlsea es. and la caM In which the
; seat sfcllllul physicians have mterlv taUed.
Testimonials tra'n hundreds al people living
In Blair county. Hennsvlvanak. It la manu.
! lectured ky . T. Kfrln. WllllsMsaa..
i barsr. Pa . lor tba -". T 1a. K. Co., and lor
sale by all dn-afflsts at 60 rents per bottle.
I None nenulne except laael chows the Ia-
' dlao arrow-head trade mark.
I
April 'Jblh,. av-ly.
JOHXC. PIXCH,
I)IU 131
Golien- Weffit-Bys-TO
1j With Sinrr. PrrrascBa, Pa.
Oldest establtshad boose in the city, a her
oothlac but ;uraoods are put up, strkstly lor
'amily and medtslnal nse. othlnic traitor tban
(roldan Wedditrtt. Next on ih list. Onck
enbeimer,a. Osay's Moouitraheia JCya; these
ftooda are leadaap; brand. B-raDdlea of viotaa;
of IS7S on haad. Oios, Holland ai Domestic,
also (111 Tosa. Klnch'a Hlden WeddioK. St O0
f r full quart, 8 tor Se-Otl; Ouchaheimr'a tbe
same; Mosongahela. Se.oO per duxen. Wines.
S6.00 per deaen. S3.00 tor one-halt doaen. Secure
ly boxed. Also hare In atoea. Urandfatfaera
Choice, at $2.09 I-r ksJIod. barrels at speolU
Apr. ra, uu-iy
ALESMEIM
WiriTFD. 14 -J
Local or Traveling.
to sell onr Nnrsary Stock. Salary, Expenses and
Dieaaj unpioyment itnaraDteea.
CllASV BKuriltho COMPANY.
raa&jul liochestsr, N. Y.
COLLAR or CUFF
THAT CAN" BE RELIED ON
33rct to gTrXl- !
UNTo-t to jDiocolor ?
EEAR3 THIS MARX.
TRADE
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Mark.
JOB:: PRINTING.
THE: FREEMAN
Printing Office
Is tea place to set your
JOB PRINTING
Promptly an. satisfactorily executed. W
will meet tbe prices of alll tionoraole
com petit, We don't do any but
first oiass work and want a
)ViD pnc for It.
fill. Fast Presseund New Tyre
Ve are prepared to tora out Job Printing or
every discrlptlon in the FINEST
STYLE sod at tbe very
Lowest Cast Prices.
Xo&lubg out tbe bast material X used and.
, fVi It
LOID
ar work Fpaks for itself. VVe are pre
pared to prlo oo tbe .buries; collet
P36TKR8, PROwWAMMES.
Business C a .. Taos. Bill IIkads,
Monthly tATKMKSTa. Envelopes,
Labels, Circulars. Wbddisq and
VitrriN Cards. Checks. Notes.
Drafts, Receipt, Bokd Work,
Letter and Note Heads, and
Hot and Tartt Invitatioss, E-WvC
We ea print anything from, tha aruaUnot,
and neatest VisltlDg Card to the largest
roster on short notice aad at tb
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