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FRIDAY, - - - JANUARY W. 1W.
I.OI AI. AMI PtltH.AL.
Mi-.v!ulia l.rmoii, this ji'iici-, is H
Itiii fiVul-i in l'liilaiH'liiii.
An infant l f Iluiilj Kmis. of
ClTii.liB t i n).;.. Ij it u f-w 1 l.VH ?.
V i . Ali-v. I!rt''y. nt lliirr tv n-lii(.
"av s i-itm luni" tnwii jii Thursday.
Mr. II. J. Ivory, of Alli-phrny twn-liip,
js'it :i ff liuiir- in to vn on Siilnnlay.
-Mr. .Io-.-jpL Slim . of AlWIiniy tnutt -sfci.
-jn-nl a fr'.v hours in lon ii on T'.-s-tiav.
A i-l.iM lli ni y Link, of 'i rl!lo n,
dit-il on iii-ilay. am-d tiu four
jfiii-.
--T. . S"iai liauuh. r:-ln'vr f the Cul
rolll iwii In. nk. - o-ii t u fi-vv liouri in town
tl Moinla". .
l.-aih I'laniK'il u koihI sia Jx'lonjfint; to
Mi. S:n'ii.-I I.nl'. a. of tin' -ln- ward, on
Nil t a i 'I nix'ln.
.lo-i pli l.itn'. of 4uli(l!iill. was
Idi.itjli! to. jail 'ti Vi.ln.sil;iv on a i hari
. of Mil'- of (In' ica i'.
--..-r;il i'iiim .ml im-a ! iins v,nv pa-ord
ui-r ili.- .:, un .iiv.mimI hi' tli.'ir li-ninti
kn i l.iti n -- of ai rival.
Mi. I,i ui-.l. I Ii aiw, of Sii-qiii'liaiuia
lov. n-hip. -p'-iii a couplf of ilnys in town
during l In- (it ' nl i-i'W.
.l.i-.-pli M illi-r. Jr. -'! of.io-i-pli M illi-r
of Hal i tow 1 1. ik d on I'riilay .lauuai y.
22ml a," 'l aliut .'i yi-ai-.
Mr. an I Mi-. I'liillp Cullins. of this
jjln. .-. -tai ti-il mi 'J of-nlav for Kloriiht w lien
tln -pi-iui t li' w i uti-r.
Mi-- Aila si.-'t. ila uiiliti-r of Aiiam
Sinlt. of i at roll'ow n dii il on Thiir-ilay
l'f la-i wi i U aiil 1'.' v-iirs.
-Mr. .lolm Unit., of Ila-liims. fi.nn.-il y
of t a inin ia low u-.li: p. was a vi-itur t tin-
FlM'K.M N nlliil- oil MonihlX'.
--Mr. M. I". li. of .-li illr. vi-ii.il
El -ii -1 ii i rir oi Monday and whili- ln-iv
droppril in P - t In' I'i;i;i.m w.
Mr. William lii'inin inir. of Wliiti-towi,-!iip.
took, a i iiu up to Klii'ti-liiiri; on
Tin day and u liirui'd tin- -ami' day.
.Iiid.' UaiUi-r will ri'iidi'r Ins ili-i'i-ion
In t !i'- a ppl i -.i ' urn for a in-w trial in tin-'
Hi uiii r i:i iriii-r i a-i' mi MuiiiJay iu'W.
r. Ivl a rd 'I'lniMia-. oiii' of t'aniln ia
tow ii-l.ip -"'ili -t and In l ri t ii'ii- i- -i'i i-ou-ly
i:l wi'ii not miicli pro-pi i t t ir hi-ri-i'.'
i i v .
Mi Mary !'.' iid.-r. of tin- plan-, who
ha- In-i ll i' -" nl for -i'i ral iimiitlis on a
vlsil to t ii 1 1 ! 1 - i 1 1 1 I'a.. an i vi d honii-on
Sat in lax .
Mr. ll'Tinnl lli-lamy. of a'li'iii
fow n-liip. -pi nl a fi'W In in i- in town on
WYiiin d.i and w 1 1 i I ...n- i-Ui ii tlir
FKI MM v oilier.
(in Suiid.iv William II Mardi-. a
wair Ii ma ii on t .r I. K. I.". at .loliu-town.
W--M'u-I. liy an 1'iiuini' and prol'al l fa
tally i:r Ik' d.
-M. -i-. .1. I l.uea- a Co. har a new
Uil in 1 1,.- 1 is tlii- w. i'U w hieli all our
road.r- -I'onl't p.'iu-r. pay attrntion l
and piofi' li .
'rin' i mi nt y- Auditor- will tuii-li llirir
lahoi - to-day i Friday i alter four wrru
SM'iit in i a 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 lie linaueial aeeount.
of t he -u ul y .
1 r.inl; M.loiirr. of ( 'Ii a r lii-ld town
ship, wa- plai ril in jail on Saturday la-t to
Itl- i'l' ;l i liiii'L'i' of t lirratrtiiii!; t -hoot
his -i-o r-in-law .
A tm ee of men i- liu- -t l innini; t he
eleetrie w iie- for our -inet lainj wliieh
are i preii-d to illuuiinate our tow n on or
about the lii-t of I'eliniary.
-The Aineiiean Telrplione (oniiaiiy
8Cnt a iii.iu lu ll' on Monday to .-Ia"krn the
win for tlir piirpo-r of le eninjj I he noise
made liy i he w iud Mow i nj o er the wires.
On K.-iday la-t Unity liorahauL'h. of
J. k-oii town-hip. while enquired in haul
Inp ht:-. a-.-truck hy the Ux swinirins
and had hoth hones in olio of his lesr- hlok
n Iwlinv ' he knee.
On Sunday I'veninir K.-v. ( oHirge Uil!.
pa-t r of the Coimreuutiunal church at
this phtr... tendered his resignation. Th
resignation w as not acted niion hut held
OVer for one Week.
A sIioirhitiK party from Jackson tow n
hip. put up kt the t'eiitral Hotel on Fri
da nillit and enjoyed t hnnsel vs hy Irip
piiu; the liht f-.iniastic tne until an early
hour th ii( t mi-rninir.
.1 ml ire Marker, of t hi- place, was over
InSonirr-et on Monday altnulintr a ha li
quet iriveu I v the Somerset attorneys in
honor of t he n-t iriujr and i iirominjr J udyes
of that judicial di-trirt.
Mr. Thomas C. Shoemaker, of Iielli
fonte. well known here, has been vlected
superintendent of the P.ellrfonle Central
railroad, formerly the r.ellefonte. linffalo
Rdii.v i:.ild Kash-Valley railroad.
Tue-day tiet is Caiuileinns or (rrounii
bou' d.iv when tiio-e who have faitli In I ho
ground hoj a a w rather proirnosticator
will know for a ei-i.ainty all about the
Wfather. without depending on almanacs.
The liarn of Low is W. Xealo, I i v i f i sf
near .1 acV-onv ille. Indiana count y. w as de
stroyed by lire on Tui'day niornina. The
fire was caused hy t ho explosion of a steam
boiler which wa boinir fired up for the
purpose of runnincr a throshinsr machine.
-Kd. T. M X.elis. E vi.. wont to IIa-tiop-
Saturday moriiinsr to visit his cousin.
Mrs. McNor-lis, of that iilaeo. and to try to
ftVct a -ettl meiit with tho railroad com
pany for the hi ju l ies that lady sustained
in a recent accident. Jih ntun Jhrnlil.
-l: v. 1 .im ! Thotnas dio.l at the resi-deoei-of
his stiu-iii-law. John . Iiavis. In
Cani'n ia tow i)s,ip. on Thursday. January
2li, -:. a?ed about T." years. Tin- funeral
will meet at the l ouse on Friday afternoon
at 3 o'.'V.i V. Interment in Lloyd's como
tory. J. Ilai-ou I'iper'.- house at Fortaco
eaUfrht tire ear'y on Saturday morninir and
the I'atnos spread s rapidly that very lit
tlo of 1 ho contents of the hon-o w a saved.
Th lo i- a heavy oco to Mr. Finer a- he
has been in ill health for a line time, and
there wa; im in-nrain i-.
Jolin Davis, a sod about sixty, a miner,
whowa- Uiardini: in the Twelfth ward,
rand w ho hs been -utTerinz w ith erysipins
foraotne time past, was tHken to the poor
hous' tl,l is.orniui by Constable Miller.
Davis wa- formerly of l'.lai kllck. Indiana
oeun t v . .A lt Mt'-u i Triii a t.
Tin--tore of F. V.. Alter, of Moirell
T.!W. was enteriii by hiirsljr-on Tuosdny
Bfh: and -oyer! iruns. revolvers and
o.jt i ii ids carried olf. The entrance to
tht.-i' was tfwtod by breaking the
(TlaM In the door. I'j to this time uo clew '
In had t the pi-rpotrators.
IV-rlih-s everyone docs not know how
easily fro-b Apple blosiorop ca he had in
"!Bter. tim the ends r,f branches with
l'. Jnip llower Inids. and pUce them in water
la w arm. i-iiuiiy w indow , and they will
soon bloom. No doubt many other kinds
tl trees and -hruh w ill pive as good satis
faction. n Tuesday morning J. L. fccfltt. a
r"!o r ri sidinjr near Portao, w hile work
la ttie mines at that pUrp. was oauirht If
a fall of coal and had hU ritrht let; broken
bciOw- tlie kniH-, lie was taken to his home
where a physician set the Injured limb, and
k.8 Is m.w fo'tlncr alon? a well - could be r
TpC l. d
A party of Carrolltown IadIf;S Inspect
ed the klclghind and tried the hospitalities
of the Mountain House In this place ou
Thursday of last week.
Adisputch from Bedford county says
that Hon. John Ce-sna will he a candidate
for Assembly at the coming Republican
primary flection, and If elected will lie op
posed to Quay for Cnltod States Senator.
Judife Krehs mado an order during
the recunt Clearfield county license court to
tlf effect that all landlords who refused to
Kivc a ineul to trawlers any time they usk
for it after regular hours, would have their
license revoked.
One hundred and four customers re
ported at meal time on Sunday last, at the
Almshouse. The institution is crowded,
with hut little prospect for its relief until
the warm weather induces immig i at iou to
more congenial climes.
On Tuesday night the safe in the office
of the Haueriien Itrewing Company in
Johnstow n, was blow n open and the con
tents examined and scattered over the floor.
About in money was all the safe con
tained and was all the night prowlers got
for their work. The safe door was broken
to pieces by the explosion.
d. Milton Council, of Kbeii-luirg. who
for the past nine month- has been employ
ed as night operator in the Fostal Tele
graph office here, was yesterday nolilicd
hv Superintendent Campbell that he lr.nl
been promoted to the general managership
of tin- McKee-port office, the change to
take place Monday next. -Jnhnxtoirii '
nW. La-t week one ot the sub-contractors
on the new railroad was believed to have
-kipped titter getting his pay. -Hid a num
ber of the laborers who had been working
for him were here on Monday for the pur
pose if taking legal proceedings to secure
tlie amounts due them. We understand,
however, that the contractor returned and
made a satisfactory settlement.
A. II. Klingerman. whose home is in
Altoona. and who is engaged in teaching
school at (ileii White, attempted to hoard
a moving freight train at Kittauii'iig
I'oint on Moudav evening when he mi-sed
Id- hold, and falling w it h the meat toe of
his right foot under the wheel-, had it
ina-hi-d into a pulp, lie was taken to the
Altmuia ho-pital. where tic- phy-ioans
a input a teii t he 1 oe.
-There is likely 1o be troll'ile ill the
Clearlii Id coal region- between the operator-;md
miners o er the prices to be paid
for mining w hat is known a- "low coal."
This eoal is in verv thin veins, and much
work is irtiiirrd to be dour for whirli the
men receive no pay. The operator- will
i rlu-e i he advance a-ked for and w ill close
t heir mi ni . w lii le the milirrs orira ni:i t ion
i- pledged to light i f I d be.
We ha v e made t he agreeable di-c i el y
that in tie - counties of Indiana. J. -tier-, u.
C iinlu'ia and Wi t morela ml, there are 4,"s
nun w ho i n-ist u pou I he t it le of profess i ir.
This includes niiisii iaiis. teachers of music,
s, lifHilinastei's. two sleiuht -of-liand men.
one v ent ri ioij u i-t, four -lugircrs or "pro-fes-or-
of sparring." nine dancing masters,
two o", -1 ,r opeui'i s. and twelve d rink - mi -ers
or bar-tender-. 1 n. liana count dm n't
claim any of the latter rla-s. lii-ihrmt
M i'.'im;;ii-.
--Judge f'iii-t. in a n-w er to pet ii ioiins
I r. 1 1 1 1 Logan town-hip. 1 1 tin incioii con nt
fir the appointment of two assistant a--s
s-oi s. tiled an opinion sa i ng ' ha l he be
lieves the oi l of Febrnaiy. isso. repea'
i he acts of :4 a ml 1ST I. so far as assistant
ass,. -soi s are c uicerned. He says a istant
jisse-sors exi-t only a- provided for in the
act or June 10, iS'.d. w here a borough
township is divided in to severa I elect ion
district-, in each of which hy this net ;i
s sors arc to he ele ted.
The handsome Calholic churcli edilice
at Council-vile was destroyed by lire on
Saturday morning. The lire originated
from an overheated furnace and was well
under w ay before it w as discovered. None
of the valuable paintings, records, furni
ture, etc.. could be gotten out. The build
ing, including contents, was valued at
nearly loo.ilt)o. on which there was only
.'.". in) insurance. The church was built
in lssi. and the building, which was the
finest in the county, alone cost ?.V1.0oO.
I-aih Clark, aged 112 years, of Mo
ehanicsviHo. Indiana county, is dying f f
gangrene, caused by breaking hi- left lec
by a fall in the winter of 1SST. Several
eminent physicians called to consult in the
case declared that the only possible way to
save the old man's life was to amputate
both legs. He was willing to undergo this
ordeal, but the physicians did not think
him strong enough to survive the opera
tion. Uis relatives, too. objected, because
they thought his end was near anyway,
Last week and the week before the
workmen eniraged in putting the heading
through for the tunnel on the Susquehan
na branch of the Cambria v: Clearfield
railroad, under the skilful direction of Mr.
W. J. Ingram, t he gentlemanly managerof
the work, broke the record in the way of
fast work. Last week they w ent in 76 feet,
while the week before they did still better,
making -o feet with but two machines.
At this rae of working it will not be long
until they have daylight through the hole.
The mam ninth bull that Mr. William
M. Sit.gorly will exhibit at the World's
fair promises to be the biggest things on
hoofs at the great exposition. The animal
weighs t.ivoo pounds, about double the sje
of an ordinarily large bull. Although
short -logged, he is seven feet in height and
his bust measure is twenty-two feet. II"
is of pure Uolstein-Frisian breed and wa
purchased hy Mr. Singerly in Michigan
He is still grow ing at Mr. Singerly's farm
near l'hiladelphia, and his keeper expects
him to w eigh t.ooo pounds by the time he is
shipped to Chicago.
C.eorge Giltrorc. of P.Iairsville. a brake
man on the West IVnn railroad, while
making a coupling on Wednesday night
of last week, hi-clothes caught on the car
and lie wis throw n under the wheel-, hv
which one leg and fme arm were rut off.
Uo lived long enough to . hid gofd-bye to
his wife and eight children. His oldest
boy is lt years of agf. As the wife of the
dying man and their group of little children
gathered aliout hint to take their last, lov
ing good-bye, t he scene wa one of the nio-t
pathetic ever witnessed by those pre-ent
and caused the tears to flow freely.
The American Telephone Company
has a gang of men on the road measuring
the distance along the linefroni their main
office in New York city. This (Thursday )
morning they passed through Etmisburg
and numbered each pole us they passed
along. The pole in front of the Fhki man
building is numbered 14.W, there being
that many polesonthe line from the Fkki -man
office to New York oily. Thedisianco
from this pole to the N'-w Yotk city limits
is 31ii miles and OHO feet,, and one mile
further to the company's main office in the
city. The men travel from six to nine
miles per day.
At the February (lection constables
and assessors will he elected for throe years.
Under ii- new law each district elect" Lot
one assessor, who does the regi-lering and
assessing, and in the third year of this
term he makes the triennial assessment.
Hence t hp Importance of exercising judg
ment in theelertion, that competent men
may bo elected. The new election law of
the state goes into effect March 1st, 192.
Under th new law the judges and inspect
ors elected otst month will be required to
hold heoleclloii next November. Election
boaid: therefore, hould bn chosen with a
view- tij jhoroijitdi oiopetenoy nrj j-espon--ii.iijt-'.
A Great Offer tor lb iJidlea.
Common sense, and good Judgement aio
the qualltJea for whlck our American
Iadict arc noted. When thoy find any nr
tido w hich wl II add to thocoinfort of their
homes or personal appearance they sriood
ily adopt It, being iuick to discover the
superiority of the new over the old. It Is
to this trait the tirm of A. McDowell .ft. Co.
owes the wonderful success of their French
Fashion Journals among American wo
men. Whenever these Journals are criti
cally examined their suj-ri or ntei it Is at
once recognized. They not only give the
styh- one ni'iuth earlier than tint Ameri
can Fashion Journals; but the variety, or
iginality, aud practibility of l hose styles
lift them so far above ai others, that
'.hev an now recognized as the. stand
ard for fashion of this country, as they
have long U'en in France. Many com
plaints having reached A. McIo.vell .,- Co.
concerning their difficulty experienced in
obtaining their Fashion Journal through
newsdealers, w ho w ill try to work oil some
other and inferior publication lying on
their hands, this tirm has decided to give
(lie following premium offer. To each
yearly subscrilier w h -ei.ds ?:'...vi, the reg
ular price for either "La Mode do Paris."
or "Album des Modes.', w ili be given gratis
as i premium. Kook No. I. "I insmaking
Simplified." This book is valued at ?.1.."o.
I'ook No. I teaches how t'i keep w rinkles
out of drcs.-es; how to join seams; how to
lini-li a waist, the dans, the Imui.-s. the
collar, etc.; how to make the new s,am
skirt by rule: how to patch plaids and
.stripes, etc. It is desirable to hand in your
subscriptions through local newsdealers
but if any difficulty is experienced in ob
taining t iie Journals, send direct to A. Mo
Howell A Co.. 4 We-t !4th street. New
York.
Ait Atrd l inill Klirni'il to Itealli.
(hi Wcdne-eay night about half-pa-l ten
o'clock, the residence of SuihuwI Kriug. in
the v iliageof Klton. Adams tiiwu.-hip. was
discovered to be on Hie. Several of the
nearest neighbors hurried to the scene of
the conflagration and were horrilied to dis
cover that the inside of the building was a
mass of II ames aud that the aged occu
pants. Mr. and Mrs. Kriug. were evident
ly in the building. Every effort was made
to reach the room in w hich t hey slept, but
all efforts were futile, and the neighUirs
worn com lulled to wait until the tiery ele
ment had -pi nt it- force, confining their
efforts to the work of throwing water on
l he flames w it Ii bir-kets in t hat part of t ho
building where the aged couple were sup
posed to he. for the purpose of preventing
their bodies from being entirely consumed.
Afti-rtln- fl anies had burned out there
mains were found presenting a horrible
sight. Nothing remained of Mr. Kring
but a chai'ic.t lump of flesh, being alnio-l
con-limed. Tin body of Mis. Kring w.is
ln-tlei pie-ned but was also an unrecog
nizable mas-of burned tle-li. Mr. Kriug
w a-T'.i ears of age. and his wife was ."..
The lire is -uup-.i-ril to have originated
from a defective flue. IS sides the build
ing it is supposed t hat a large amount of
notes and pa per money was de-trove.1 as
the aged couple were well off
Officer KamlnnlKl.
At tin last meeting of tin- Dauntless
l'i re Company the hollowing named mem
bers weie placed in nomination tor t lie
ri eei i o olhci - li;i Hied to he Voted for at
the next regular meeting on tin? third
Tinday in I'elruaiy next:
President - II. A. Kngh hart.
Vice President-John T. ISlair. F. C.
Lloyd. E. C. Pan isl..
r-ei reiarv M. 1 . Ileaier. John T. Davis.
t. K. Wiikin-oii.
Librarian II. J. Crou-e. II. E. Croue.
A--i-l.ini Librarian John ( Inueiit.
Kohl. MclSlel ll.
Treasurer A. W. ISuek.
Chief lliiei tor- l". C. Lloyd
Assistant Director James T. Young.
( hi. f of Hook and Ladder o. K. Wilk
inson. E. ('. Parrish.
Assistant (. I t -1 of llook and Ladder
Philip I i nioii. Thoma- McPrccii. Samuel
Lud w ig.
( aptaiu of Engine II. A. Shot-maker.
A.J. WaP-rs. Matthias K.aile.
Chief of Hose John T. ISlail Ceo.
I !i iney.
First Assistant of Hose H. E. Crouso,
D. A. Met lough.
Second Assistant of Host Samuel Luri
wig. John T. Davis.
'1 rilstees Three to be elected M. D.
Kit toll. D. A. McC.otigh. M. I). P.earer. II.
A. Shoemaker. John L. Stough. Jas. T.
Young. J. A. Shoemaker, It. II. Myers, F.
C. Lloyd. E. C. Parrish, John T. Davis.
amuol Litdwig.
1 -rl' of Thri-i- hrrlal F. -en a rat on
lo n imhliiiciiiii, l via teun
) Itaiiin KtiroHt
(ratifying was the success of the lir-t
tour in th W a-hington Pennsylvania rail
road series which left the vlst instant.
The tours afford a delightful opportunity
of visiting the national capital in its most
attractive season while botn houses of con
gress are in session and all the depart men ts
open to visitors; three tours remain. Feb
ruary 4th. 11th and 2Mb. l-'.n.'. Excursion
tickets will be good from date of sale, ad
mitting of a stop-over in Haiti in; ire in eith
er direction wit hm the projier limit, and
tourists will travel in a special train of
parlor ears and uav coaches.
Train
Kate. leaves.
Johnstown 7.l." ll:I."iA. M.
Cresson T.t." 12 :00 Noon.
Altoona T.;i."i 12 :.".." i-. m.
Washington rrive s:4"i l. m.
The tickets will In- good for Use on any
regular train of t he dates alxivc named ex
cept iimited expn-ss trains. The return
coupons w ill be valid for passage on any
regular train within the return limit ex
cept tin Pennsylvania Limited.
Wnrned In Time.
People will hive them-elves largely to
Name if the horrid grip secures;! foothold
here this winter. The hoard of health
sounded a note of w anting a few days ago.
Physicians all agree that w ith proper pre
cautions, the deseaso may be prevented.
Aged and enfeebled persons, in fact any
one whose system is run down, require a
healthful stimulant just now. The medi
cal faculty are a unit upon this point.
Klein's "Silver Age" and "Dnquesne" rye
whikies. w hich Sell respectively at I.."iO
and ?1.2." per full quart, are tin- purest and
b.-st stimulants known. The most skilled
practitioners in the country endorse and
proscrile these brands and leading hospit
als use them exclusively. Major Klein
also sells Cuckenlieinu-r. Finch, (lilison.
Overholt and Hour Oct k at fl N-p-uart "r
six quarts for ?". His establishment is
headquarters for everything in the liquor
line, (looils expressed every w here. Send
for catalogue, mentioning this paper, to
Max Ki.fi n,
S.. Fedora! street. Allegheny. Fa.
For sale by J. , A. E. Pender, Eb ns
bnrg. Pa.
Marriage l.lrrnart.
The follow : ug marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, January
2rth. l-.'2:
F.no -h Miller, Hart tow nship, and Sarah
White. Susquehanna township.
Samin l Nnon and Ellen Miller. Adams
tow nship.
Stephen A. Schrnin. New Florence, Pa.,
and Mrs. Jennie MeCnrdy. Morrollville.
lohn Snyder and Catharine Kinnnel.
Portage township.
Joseph Koice and ISertha Miller, tial-
litZ!!!.
Anton Riek and Rosalia Wi-sel, Lower
Yoder tow nship.
Theodore D. Carroll and Hester OTIara.
Johnstown.
J. M. Kos, Reade township, and Minnie
M. Hrady, L'tahvillo. Cleartield county.
Henry'Hauser and Catharine Coiirad,
ScKiptown.
Frank Skiha and Antonia Rolki. Gi!
litzin. John Fabijan and Divai Yerona, Johns
tow n.
A. . Morgan and Mattie V. Hrady,
Johnstown.
William Harvcv Lingerfcltcr and Clem
rnie lirookbank. Ash vi lie.
James Leonard. Hlair county, Amanda
For mi pott a "
flldo't Know ! was f.eaifrd.
Dennis Kccr.ati, a younc man and coal
minor, who Lad toru working at Clin
OampN'll for souto titm- unld work ot
m-.i tee, slatted outlast week in company
with a friend, Mid theh tti-rof n otomi iid
nt iou from his employer to si cure another
Job. He put his clothing, toois and a can
containing sonic iiftoeii nunds of blast
ing powder and there is where ho made a
grave mistake in his trunk, and hied him
se'f to Johnstown in Search of work. In
whl h he was unsuccessful.
In the. want line he left his trunk at the
station. :'iid in oinpaiiy with his friend
went to Pot tage and ot her points in that
neighborhood. They finally scoured work
at Amsbry on the Cresson toad fm the
Cambria Company.
After working a few days young Kcenan
came down to Johnstown after his trunk.
When he presented hi-check he was noti
fied t h'lt a warrant had been i tied for his
arrest on a charge of carrying an explosive
contrary to the act of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
The young man was thunderstruck, and
asked what it meant. He was informed
that in handling his trunk grains of pow
der had droppi-d from it. Kcenan ac
knowledged that he had pow der in his
trunk and explained why it w as there, and
that housed it in his business and was too
poor to sacrifice that amount of owder
aud carried it with him. Ki-enan vas
locked up yesterday morning and given a
hearing last evening at w hich he was held
in 2oo bail for his ariN-araiiee at the next
term tif court ti answer the cnarge.
Young Keoiian seems to Im- a very quiet
respectable man. and his father is one of
the prominent citizens of Madera. He has
notified his father of his difficulty, and
there is no doubt that bail will In- procured
and that he will succeed ill getting out of
his unfortunate trouble promptly.
Jnli nxt'iirii I h iii'rt-ntt.
on lolril of I'tircrr) ,
A dispatch from Clarion. Pa., has the
follow ing concerning W. IS. Smitten, who
is known to a iiitinhcrof people in Cambria
county who invested in his patent fence
and ap- out the amount inve-ti-d. Mr.
Smitten was o-erating in thi- county a
little over two years ago. ""Throe years
ago W. 15. Smitten, the son of an Indiana
county fanner, came to this county au! 1
gan establishing agencies for a patent
fence. He secured the nanii-s of fanner,
called on them, showed the fence and in
duced several to Ih-coiiio agents on commis
sion. Among them was U. McCallof We t
Fr.-edotii. L:tt spring Met 'all received
notice from the National Hank of Clarion
that a note signed by him in favor of
Smitten and dated May It. lss;i. at two
years for sr.'."! would fall due on May It.
ts'H. McCall went to the bank, admitted
t he signature to be genuine ami paid the
note. He then made information again-t
Smitten. charging him with forgery, smit
ten was arrested uid put on trial.
McCall alleged that he did not -igu a
no'e but a printiil contract, and an agree
ment concerning coiiniii iou. which was
written in pencil but signed by him in
ink about three inches In-low the writing:
thata promissory note was printiil be
tween the writing and signatutc ami tin
writing cut ofT. leaving a clean, straight
promissory note, which was made payable
at two years to cover time enough to
ican-a prosecution for false protein . by
pleading the statute of limitation. The
jury rendered a verdict of guiltv.
lie lias operated throughout the western
pit'! id Peniisy 1 vania. Hoth the defend
ant and his counsel frequently admitted
during the trial that he was guilty of false
pretense, hut that h had provided again!
that."
Co nam nit leal Ion.
St. Al . I sti.xk. Pa.. Jan
l-i.
'i"o' Cn mliriii yrt turn n :
St!?: If t he evidence of rotten sills and
plate-' akeu out of that portion of the
church at St. Augu-thio which w a
takeu down i- not sufficient to -u-lsfv
our people of the dangerous con
dition of t he I hi ild ing. thou t he i .pi n ion- of
some of the parties who contributed art i
Cles to till I'lICKM.lX as to the safety of the
church and who actually know nothing
about it. alt hough being carpenters, are not
entitled to a moment's consideration. As
a matter of fact, some of the sills and
plates were so rot ten t hat t hoy would not
Itcnr their own weight. How could -m-h
t im h'-rs hold up t he enormous w eight of t be
roof? It i also an iieli-pntablt fact that
the church was giving way at several
ioints. All honor to Father McEvoy for
tearing away the dangerous building.
V-
Hrtl.
KENNEDY. Died at the residence of
ln-r son. Francis P. Kennedy, in RiM-k
county. Minnesota, on Thursday. January
21st. lf.rj. Mrs. Marv Ann Kennedv. rein t
of Michael Kennedy, late of Carroll tow n
ship, deceased, and eldest daughter of
Aniericus Hi nder, who was one of the pio
neer settlors ot Carroll township, aged 2
years.
KIRK. Died at the residciieoof her son-in-law.
Mr. Francis Luther, in Susque
hanna township, on Sunday. January 21.
is;r2. Mrs. Tillie Kirkpa trick, aged iiiout
ss years.
HOPPLE. Died at the home of his par
ents in Harr tow nship ou Thursday. Jan
uary 21. 1st.', Henry Hopple, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry J. Hopple, aged aliout 21
years.
Et'EI!.- Died at her home in Carroll
township on Thursday. January 21. 1.2.
Mrs. Laura Eger. wife of Eger. agi-d about
"11 years.
Harriett.
LA niMEIt-DAVIS. Married at the
the residence of the hride's parents jn l-en-Vmrg
on Wednesday, January 20ih.
IS'.c. Mr. Lester Larimer and Mi-s 1oia
Davis, hoth of FJicnshtirg.
Qd'WJALTHlAL. I.I-T
I.iFt i.i eaupe el ilnwn
trim oi court io t.e held eci
r-irft-v -i. 1SS:
ShaHe II Sxin. .r.
Kxriiu I ai v.
Itownmc v.
for trial at a F"v-cil
nniDK Mod la;, Ki-b-
Helfrl-k.
t'rr..ll.
Briihrt.
Tmeil.
MrKf Ivft.
ni-inii wikxI -t al.
f alti.n.
Met 'a.
tulttircr.
I'-itin-n
t "re-ell.
B-tider.
1iiii.hy.
Hoik
l.e her
W'Kitor
rroer Ciarninhee.
sme.
Stne.
Juhmtnwn Lunbrr
t 'otneany.
Cre'fwelt.
run
P t CT. CJrtc.
St-ajrer.
JAs. t;. iii:hy.
P'ark t Olunt tfB.
Mnrdiiek . Hro rr.
Myrr? el at v
o.erl a I ta
lain rs
-t Ice v
thy .vn
Frmito ts.
r-ii-e t ii
H'tricit r
letter m
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Fowler Ct t'mtiarrt T.
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Ci.ll tn.
Ii er.ii Kuk.. ... .tj.
Pr lioiiiitury.
C9. IS'.C
Prothonotarj'i eBlce, Jan
VC1 ITtlK'S ClTlC-F
1 he endrtrik ti.1 auditor a. tinted tr the
Oinhi C'uort ct t'arcliria n.omy to ootrii uic
me lund In the hai.di-i.i S. J. I.iither. trustee
p.eli tej to make rale rl ihe tea rftate oi Fran
r.a tir cjt-H. t-ert-atrd. a rtiown t.y hm in-nunl. a
wet Mf tlii- deier tit l aymen-. due en alet real
enlute. tn and aoinrif ti e t erx.nn i-kII ent ii lei
i. eeetve tht- me. lieis-t.y alvra nolle tht he
wit it at h f .n re In tie TrM.rt.uh ot Kl ene'iurar
im.MOMMY.TilK 1&II1 I'AY C'K H.U
IM'Ah Y A. 1 iv.ii. at to . cioek. . n .. fi.r the
i.iiriote nl tti-mtitiif in trie dnife wtid at point
in ent, at whieh Mine and place all .er-ni.i- mo r
et "-.I may aliend or te ivrcvrr iieonrred it. la
eoinlair In en eal.l tnnd. AL.V1N KVANS.
January 19. Idtfjat. AndlO r
IXKi-tniKS'NtlTl K.
J l.etiem tegiatuentark unt.n the eatate ot Jot
i-H J I'rexler, late ut Meartleld townbi. ti the
county l 1'MU.r.ria. I a . deceased , havmic teen
ttranted to the onderiilgDeii . nonce in herct-y kit
en to all i.eron todel.ed tu raid eioaie to ntake
Imiuediaie -.laymen and tbo.e hirlnv rlaltnn or
demanda aitainat the eatne are requested to jre
ent If-etc rfierly authenticated t'.r ttlrtnen".
JAM e-s. y TKESLKK.
fcLLSllMi J HUUK.
Executors ot Jo l J. Trez er, .ixeaaed .
Clearneld lowDenip. January T lbtf..6l.
7urit-E.
1 All
persons are herehr notified tbnt I have
iui day purchased 12 bead ut rattle aud 4 huas
from t'eier ) Ho and and KeDecca Bo and. his
wtie, ul Ualllizin towuskip, l.am.rla oouniy. Fa.,
and that 1 have tell tbeut dun ok my pleasure.
All nerooi s are hereby notified uol lo interfere,
or meddle with the same.
JOHN B HOPFEK.
Carroll Trp., Jan. 21. ISu;. --9 at.
Missel I aneonn Netlr.
Ht.IS'T. The UDdrrtufcned ofJeri tor runt
fair Mrot Marks- -.tl.iiljr. w'.t all the (
1 unnit ncei-. leo Itoz. lieirtcrator. t-.. aud
S tiiKJiicr hi u-e. 1 OMi.-'ori eivrn t mined tat e
Ijr. rtj.ety t JOHN MKT(K.
Jn. . ly.'i. . Lilly Ia.
lVrK1 INF.lt ailJexnu . ;. I
Howell t. t o., lo Spruce St., No York
tn ictrn trie exact cuft ot any pro.icse.t lice cl
VliVKIiT'-INil- in American Ncfiri, IOt
!'(- V. l'H.-nitllrl, I ll- .
ANTEI1! Furs ot all kind?, lex which the
Htl fM market prices will l.e m1l. Krina
inrin In. Cl. L.. "K l.UKKICK j.
bct'JO tbtiif'iurn. Pa.
"Il'ANTEH A jroon irl to it cooking, tjooil
trairen patil. A'11tirf. Mr. M. Hirtiarnn.
(ilinz p ti.it 1. liili.k.lD. I'a.
HA LTZKLLS'.
When we say we are preparing
fortbe greatest reduelionsale that
we have ever yet given we do not
desire our readers to understand
that they ean enter our store ind
carry away its entire contents and
leave no form of equivalent, but
we want them to know that wc
do in lend to give them what they
may wish for at one-quarter to
one-half of what they have been
paying here or elsewhere, and that
if they have dreams of economy
add many posssessions fc r the us
ual expenditure for a few the time
will be when our great reduction
sale begins on the llthof January.
Our black dress goods shelves
have been deprived of the preater
share of their treasures but we
sttll have much remaining that is
of the best in style and quality
and we expect to have a com
plete thinning out before our mid
winter sale is over. Therefore,
they have been touched by the
General Reduction hand as can
ht seen by the following partial
quotations of the stock on hand:
li iestU Silk Warp Henrietta-.. ?1.2."i to $1.7.1
ailier's. All Wool " :to l.'.iO
Novelties in Figures, striped
and dots. 04 to l.oo
Camel- Hair. I.:.".
Lor I'laids. .VJ inch, 1. ."
All W'ool Serges. .Vtlo 1.2.".
At the tame counter you will
find elegant silks at the following
reasonable figures:
Perfection Silks,
Fa ille Franca ie,
'ros lira in
s.- to f 1.2.".
v." to 1.2".
l.'iot.) LOO
Also colored Failles and vel
vets in all shades lor trimming.
A short time hence such goods
will be much higher in prices.
The Shoe department has also
suffered in the general cut which
will be but for a short time and
affords decided chances for bar
gains in that line
r.ALTZELLS',
Altoona.
Xotliin- On Earth TVill
31. I TJZ E
Sheridan's Condition Powder!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Heatthy ; Prevents all Disease.
flood for Moulting Ileus.
1 1 p abolTittr pure. HiphW concentrated. In ercaa
tit c-vwtn t-ntD ..f a . -nt a da v. No tt.r one f.-iirth a.
ironic. Strictiv a in.i'-ine "line arre ran Mri.4 iw
40; wnil his to invvriil Koiip." tmvm i.neratlMr.
1 1 y ou Mll't set It end to uo.
tve man oiie -a SI A t I t lb can l SO. Mx
cans, to wi. eipr. paid llmltrt ItninuQ lomle. pn.il
ihi.ih, Irrv ruh SI nil orvltrs t iT.ore. Sample copy
Tux Pkst I'oi LTar t'eEa cni fr-e.
i JOH.NSjoN a c ,S Curtain iioun- St.. lkxton Jlaaa
'l'H Kl Y-KIFTH ANM l.s I" A IEM ENT t iF
1 the I'totrciioii Mu ual Fire I iiMiran'-e C'oui
ian i t'a-.n'.ria t'ounty lor the jcareudinK le
.elul Ul lhfi:
Auii unt ini'tired Iec.
a . I . l.TMy 64'Vil
Amount itiHured dur-
itiK year 3'tfl.2t5 00
fl lOS fthi Oo
Icdo t amonnt exj.ir
r.t duriii. ear J59,83 CO
lied-e am iunt Mir
rmderet and can
celled M.SiS 00 ""14.8W00
Amount itii.ire-1 Iec.
ls'.'I
rreinlutn notes tn
l.-rce lec. 31. 1S'J 1T2.105.00
Amount taken duriutf
.a' S1 24T.60
Dertnct ailment ex.lr
ed dun im year St.U'.i to
Induct ani-.i'Lt. sur
rendered and can
celled 8 IBS 00
fl.79i.lu3 0"
t 10 l,n2 00
30 W17 .00
I'reailum notes tn
toroe lee. 31. lsv.1
1T3-4S5 0i.
Numt-erof it!lctr l-
ued tlunn yeer
Nmui'iir ia lv.ri.-e le-r.
31. lw"l
OAB aCiiiVJIT tiia-kirTs
Ani' in t on Lnd at
la.-l elt enieut 5iS M
CaIt tor Qt-w tur-
aiico 1.073 41
C ati or A-9etiuent
No. 11, S?Jo'l .
2e
1BJ-
7 024. 21
m-isniTFH!'-iossbs rato.
Albert B -Flet. t 6 '
Wm F. ' rney. .. . 7hS0
J t: Stmeman 4'J.W
.Ii o l. J.-i.e lfm'joi
J.... W Ml'ler 4. Ml SO
Mary A. H..ran 12 Od
Koierfiii' i.u ui !er
t'..ii...ny . 12 03
Olhrr fi'irntrt.
Sttrror)'. tew. 150 0-1
I ria.orci'l m l.
Kei t. 4H no
Aa-nis cmttiie-l .n... lw.i fit
I'midum returned
I'oiicle cancelled ... 7S 41
I'rtiinna- Kstae.ata
no arr.eie 1KH
t omtis ituin Execu
tive oiuciiitti 45 00
Fxu e aijurtln
loa-e- . 22 50
C mmip?ton on As
m m-Dt No II 28 34
Balance 3 64143 f
T."24 24
January 25. 192. The loeea-otna' statement and
Ilea loand eurrec. and appn-Ted
JN. KLY1.
JN'tt. .1 EVANS,
t; r. KOHKKtS.
Jan. St. St. Execntlee tvmnlitee.
HOTr.L L.K Cl K A .N lE.
rl J. HEri lc. PBtirkitrron.
l-H-atetl at IttiBots. fa . near the II. R kf
Kitilway liepnt We always endeavor lb tur
pi h toe het acomai.Kliilio'j to hustnef meu
p eaure seekers and hoarders. Peruni in search
ot .mlr and quiel evil f find It a dest ahle plane
to (. 1 he li. le is unnurpasned and Is always
ii. r l.r.l kith 11 m.t tlij market Mfloeds kpd
I alt iDilEit?wie.iil Itienrs-iiu. rte Bar Is sup
Idled wtli Hie chi'iceni i t pure ll.-uor- and ciars
t.d noihitia l.ui the heri. is sold, sipecial atten.
tin kivcii te the care ot Bowes.
n.J.SCHETTK i.
FA KM FDR IIF.XT.
Thesttnsi-rilierolTet-s for rent his farm
in Minister township, along the line of the
Ehonshiirg it Cresson Ailroad. itlHiut two
miles front Cresson. Farm eontains almul
To acres, atmut cleared. 1'ossessiou giv
en on 1st of April. Call on or address the
the subscriber at Loretto, I'a.
JAMES NOON.
Felt. 27, inoi.
FiK -SALE.
The underala-ned will rell at prtate sal.
. ec ot real estate -ll'iate tn Mnoster towniihlp.
t).iitirta county. Pa . eoirtaintng re-ictive.
sixty six and niiy-five acres and aitowsnce. The
ru-rt Is oupr-.tred and In a-cud slate of cuiti
tlvatf-n. and will Oe sold at a reseonahle prle
and upon ease terms. For Fur In. r particular.
eall on or address Alein Ewans. Fbenrtura. Pa.
or L.t' atE i;iiMitKe.
lecctnl.rr 12, l.'O. ictte, P
OF
it. L. JOIISSTOS. V.J. EILK. A. H. KICK
I-JITAH1.IMHED 1572.
Johnston. Buck & C(r..
ii nki:ks,
KUENM'.UKd. - - - PEXN'A
A. W. BH K, l ashler.
fjtT tBLIHHKtl IShg.
Carrolltown Bank,
CJAKK' H.LT i'N, PA.
T. . NIIltRtrII. taahler.
sjtneraj Banting BQsintss Transsclefi.
The tnllowlnic are tne pnnelpal features ot
general t.ai Kinw t.ustness :
nuroMTii
i.'eceive pajahle on rteman4 and In'errst hea-
na eertltlcaies tssned tn lime de(Ksttnrs.
i.ocrot
iTaiended to ensrnmers on favoratile terms and
.(.proved paer discounted at all times.
oi.LrrrioH
Mad-tn the locality and apnn all thehsnklna I
towns In tne I nited rstatet c narites moderate.
DRAFTS
l.ne.1 neanttahle In all parte of the TTnttd
-mix. and foreign exchange issued on lt parts
of I'urote.
AfforKTi
Ot tnerchacts. farmers and others solicited, tn
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Patrons are essored that all tranaaetlons shall
re held as strictly private and eintldentlal, and
that they will be treated as liberally as itood
banking rules will per-stt.
Kespectlully,
JOIIXNTO.f. BCCK A CO.
Vain Seal Fstate
FOR SALE !
A
IJT ot srronti.1 tn the West ward oft lie Lor
ounh oi Keoiura. ,.:mhrta county. I'a. i
i ..otlns on Sample street avlnij-thereon erei-t- j
""frame house j
and outbuildings, all in srood repair. For term
or part ien tars call on or address
JOHN NKHI.AN.Mcktfian. Pa . or
M. U. Kl r I tLk. Kbeust.urn. Pa.
!ECfTKS NtlTItlE
t tr state nl S. htlan Cl-r-tt. ecea.ed.
tu tters fptsmentarr tntheet te ot Si bnsnun
lrfl.iat oi Barr 'Own"hli. de.e.ia.1. ha.lnw
r a-iamed t me. ail r in indebted t. sa d
ertate are hereby i... titled to mske payment t.i roe
I bo t delay, and thise haema claims ifm-t
tesamewili pie'ent them. pV.-iy anii.nTlca
ted lor settlement. liMJ I. IKK.
Ex-entorof S.hatin tl-rad. decased
Nicktown. Pa.. Jan. TI, ISVi tit.
E" -sTrTY "TiTIi-K.
fame tn the residerce ot the underj'aned
rei.i Inn at Kru ali!. V. h te townst ip. tml.'i
county. Fa., on or about June 3'h. lift, one darn
raxl heller, abont one year old. small h.irtis with
white si-ns ?tween them, and white on nips and
sides. The owner ts e. queried to cotte forward.
,.r..e .r..pcrt pay charge and take her away.
..I her wise be will I di'l-osed ot sccordlna to
Uw. KIC-HAI.lt litl I It.
Jan. 22. l)M.t- Kruaality Pa.
STKAY Mint'E.
t'auie to he euclosnre ot Henry Swnpe on or
mat the 10th dar ot Ct. t rfr. lf I. one red hell
er. one year old D- with leit ear cropid oil. a
white xt atHne htp. white t elly, and white on
tbe end of her tatl. The owner ts reqaested to
et.me L.rward. prove pr-.werty. pay rharae- and
tier Ski otherwise she will bed i-msmI oi accord
me- to law. JiS. HI PI'S.
Jaauary 15 lwJft. ToH-csbl'i clerk.
M. D. KITTELL.
.-V 1. 1 i ri ti 3 - ii t - j ii w
EHENSBl'KH, PA.
otBee ta Arroorr HoIldlDa. opp.tkinrt House.
TW. Dll K
e ATrOKNEV-AT-I.AW,
Encksucuu. rusn'i.
"Special attention given tu ciaitns t-.r fen.
Iou HvUoty. etc rb7-
ON A Li) E IlTFTON.
ATTtiKSEY AT I.A W.
Ehkxhri p.m. EKa.
trT"OtCce In Opera House. C'eotre street.
!EO. SI. RF.ADE.
ATrtlKNI Y-AT LAW.
tiuKKsHCH.i. I'tctma.
e t tfBce on Centre street, bear ltu-h.
II. MVKKS. :
ATTtit "iY-AT-LAW.
EBBiiaifL'Hw, fa.
sroaicela CVltoaaOe Kuw, oa C'cntie etrcet.
REDUCTION SALE
Ml OOOfiS
Tho weather fo far this fall has be;n very much against tlie
sale of heavy .winter gootls and in conseuenC' our Mock i much
too larpre for the time of year. It may rei ever so cul-1 yet anil
you need the poods, hut we neetl the money and therefore we
have reduced every article so we my Fell them quick
Dveeoat8 - and - &?$,
which we sold at $10.00, now go at $0.00.
3P jfk NTS,
which sold at $5.00, now go at $3."0.
KOTE EEEDCTIOKS IN SHOES AND ROBBIES.
Men's Dress Sln.es, formerly $2.00, now $l.o0. Ladies Dress
Shoes, Spring Heel, $1.50. Gum Doots, Candce heft in
America we sell at $2.00 ; others pot $.'i.00. Ruhlters for
Ladies, Gentlemen, Buys and Girls at lowest prices.
DRY GOODS, HAPS, CARPETS
we will seU at prices so low that you cannot iinngine how they
tan be manufacturetl for he price, lut we must reduce our stock
and low price3 thall do the work.
Don't forget our immense stock of Groceries, and always hefir
in mind that by dealing with us you always save 25 per cent.
ATTEND THIS GRAND REDUCTION SALE
if you neel goods or not. Such a chance will not be offered
again in Gallltzin.
We can start you in House-keeping from
$25.00 UPWARDS
and have the greatest asortment of Furniture to select Trom.
xon't delay jour your coining ; now is the time to buy t r never.
SIZMZOZEsT - &o -
CALLITZIM, PENiM'A.
CLOTHING!
Overcoats!
We Jtrc now prepared to show you the largest :ind best selected
stock of FALL AND WiNTFR CLOTHING AND OVER
COATS in the county :tnd give you the lowes pric e s. line of
GENTS'
is always complete. Am now prepared to show you much lar
ger assortment than ever before. Call and see me I will hell you
nice goods anil save you money. Very Respectfully,
- 1M-!j
Read
$1.50
New While Fmt BailJii, 113 flintcn Stre t, Jolnstowii, Pa.
New Stock of DRY GOODS. MILLINERY AND CAR
PETS. Call to sec us when in town.
C. A. LANGBEIN,
Mannta'torerot aud laler In
ALL KINDS of IIARXES
S4nni.r.s, uriiilks. whips,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS.
Kooes. r"'y Nets. I'urry C.inio, etc,. etc lie
tukiriiiK Neatly and I'ri.nij.tly done. All swua
auaratiteed to Klve sattsiaction.
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a"C.all and examine my eock c,ore .ur
cl.aMi.rf elsewhere. I i(uari.tjtce to sc.! as t i e .
as the cnrnpcr.1.
aSUci arker s l.'ow on Centre t'rtit
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CO.,
CLOTHING!
Overcoats!
FURNISHING GOODS
CAR30LLTOWN, PA.
the
per Year.
JUST RECEIVED!
a i.Ai;(;i: lot
Boots & Shoos
i:(I't;MT AT
Sheriffs Sale !
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W.E.SC-M RTZacO.,
I'l l fi.111 k , s a.
The j.uhlic invited lo call.
Prices away clown.
JN0. LLOYD & SONS.
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