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KIM HAY.
- MAY li! l'.r:.
Mil U. Al PKRMISAl.
I. .l.-P:.Tish. Ki..f Oallitiu. !
;i f.w h .: in town on Tuesday.
-Mi- Ai.i.i.- Wl.it.-. of Xicktnwii. was
MMum r. i. .lt.-i.ii tl.Nxw.-k.
I S .1. 1 1 u Hi I " ,,f n"- South
TWos-or I.le. 'f Kan.'. McKoan
,t. i- isiting f i i.-ii.I-- in Klieusburg.
yir. .l.-se r.oNiii'"'l ami daughter.
-i-.i... i-it".l .lohn-town on Wednesday.
S 1.. I i it-'-'-, of Altoona. a former rosi
1. nt of ia -list unr. wa- hereon Monday.
-. onoum postal .ar.N a .lay an- re-
tpnrcd to in-ei the demands id this oouu
try. Mi.lii.- Shrv.ick. of Wiltif.ro was
vi-iting l.. i sister Mr-. .l'yl. tllis
w ook.
.1. ( hail. -worth at l.i- liin' in
Smith Fork on Kri.lay la-t fi-m typhoid
f.'W'l.
Hon. I.. I. WnodrutT. of the Johnstown
7. ,,.. -nt'. paid i;i" M-I'.iiir a short visit on
Monday.
'I'l,,. I,, (,.11'v of 1 1 nut 1 tis-clt hi county is
-r 1 1 r . r mi. I I li.-ro i-.i lmndod indebtedness
of si.,'...-.n.
1'rnf.s-or l ;.uit lias a new toiisorial ur
from V.--.t nion l.m.i county employed
In his barber shop.
mi-i. r .los.pli IIou'ii.'. of
Allcirlti'iiy toNMi-l.i.. i-nt a f.'w hours in
tow a . n 'I'l 1 1 1 1 lay.
Mr. r.rrnar.l 1 -it iTitr.-r. on.- of I.orrt to's
. nt. rpri:i.'-' liii-in.'-s in. 'ii. ilrov u to Kli
i nlo i fir on Tliui-.lay.
An infant son (.f I Iscnl't-rit. fr
ni. rly of this plan-. i i - 1 in Altoona on
Thnr-.lay of la-t -w.-.-k.
M M ;rr;ii' ".. il. w I"1 La l " al
MMit for s.-v. nil inniiili" in l'i 1 1 -liul ''. iv-li.rn.-.l
hoi hi '.'n .'lay.
Mr. 1". A. S.liuah. of Altoona. was
li,.ri. on Ti.. .l;iv viitii.!i Imt sou. w ho is a
at Mi. iailitin Sctninary.
Tin- cii iz. n-of Lilly an' making a inoyi'
in ilia- l iuht .lir.'. t ion an.l will ooii com-Un-n.-i-
tin' rri ' tion of wnti r works.
Mr. .lolin ti. ('. l:. ar. r. of SiiMiii'lian
11:1 tow i.-liip. w a lii-ii- on Tu. Mlay on his
way horn.- liuin a trip on tin- railroad.
John M. "iarr.'ii. of Croyl.' towti-hip.
vi... wa tali'ii to Dixmont lat wi'ck ditd
fin Mon.la. 11.' was about 4." years of air.'.
Tin' . on n t y l onmiissiont-rs hav' thr.'.'
votinj booths ir.'.'tf.l in t It.-ir otlicc
inth.'.'ourt Hou-i: for tin- iiii'ctiou of
.. Vot.'l.
iii vi ruor l'at t iou lias had a 111 rhor r.'
lnarkalil.' .-tivak of judicial luck. In a lil
tl.' ov. r a y. in be has appoint 1 l iubt
Ju. !-..
A I". nnsyl vauia railroa.l policeman
'brought foiirti'.'ii train -jumpers to jail on
Monday. Tin y were arrest, d at t'one
'Iiiauh. Mr. liavid lavis. a former resident of
II 1 11 1 1 1 h 1 r . but now one of MorrelIvl!!es
X)rop.-rous mer. haiits. visited K.bensburc
OH Monday.
The 1'iiirli plaee on the outskirts of the
the botoutrh. where Samuel Keese met his
'Untimely did. has been purchased by Ir
"T. .1. 'Davison.
Kale Lewis and Mabel Maroii were
brought up from Johnstow n on Wednes
day to spend thirty days in jail forrunnins
& t i I J 1 1 i 1 1 LT house.
.losi ph lirady. supposed to he C'lear
fleld county's oldest citizens, died a few
-days airo at his home in Mrady township.
In the '.'.Mb year of hi aue.
Miss Mary UoU-ris. daughter if Mr.
C. T. Loli.rts. who ha been absent all
winter visitimr friends in the eastern part
Of the slate, has letlll ue.l home.
.lames Lyiieh. an old resident of Johns
tow 11 who lived alone in a shanty, was
'found de. 1. 1 at his I. mne on Saturilay iiiulit
boll! 11 o'i I.h I, by lii- liei'llbol'S.
A tii.'er. m Weaver, of L.-wistown blew
-in 1 1..' mu.'le of hi- trim to ,-ee if it was
.loaded. It wa. hut Anderson has no fur
ther 11-e f. 'i- I In- 1; 1111 he died instantly.
l oiit'. 1, tor Charles McKadden. of
J'hila.ielphia. pa--ed through hereon Mon-
tkiyou hi way to visit the scene ff his
. I'niiTraet on the n. w railroad near t'arroll-
-t..W !..
i - Mr. A. W. Luck, of the (inn of .Tohn-
Kuek .v Co.. was taken ill on Tues-
,fi.i ai d had to aie up business for the
Mi. iv. lie is now all ri'ht and able to be
'about airain.
I iu Monday work was eomtneii.ed by
t i.e f 1 .t 1 -I .in inissnmer and a force of men
jr. ! 1 .1 :.' ian -t reet. The a p plica t ion of brok-
1 1 -Hi.- will be a 1 ? i i 111 pro vi . me 11 1 on that
I' i 'H 01. 1; h fa re.
i
I'll. 1". U. II. corps of euirilieers a re
1. v at work making a sui vev of the route
f."rn Uradleysto the Illa. k 1 ick, crossing
;t!ie airolhown plank load at the foot of
J I 1 lie-" e 1 .irie.
I n neiirhbiii the Ilrriiltl 1.11 Saturday
l--' ' 1 . d a brand new Country Camp
b' p-.'A.i 1: . -. a nil as a maltr of eourse.
Is I.-. j , ,,ver this valuable aciiuis-
;i;.ni t.. il- . -l.ll.!:hnietlt.
Mi. .1. inies 1:. it.'i', u former i'ident of
'I;.'iii:.in.'t..ii. but now of Lnretto. where he
s.'"1 ,!;" !,i o! li. r c;irry on the undd'takins;
.-tablishin. -m. formerly owned by Mr. S.
fry. was ;, ii!.ir to Kbensburx' . Tues
day. A I"" lo't-l U 1 oilt.lil.illL.' abnit ..".t
Wits lost on the l'o;id t tweet, Cress,,,, ;lM,l
Loietio on Sat iirda . April :;oih. The
Under w ill be snimbly rewarded ami can
leai i. w I,., the ow tier is ,v eallina at this
OlV.ce.
D;.y K pres kill, d an unknown nmn
t Hollow M lay mornini. about
lOo'. !... k. lb- was wa!ii,- on the tra.'k
And failed lose,- :h. approaehin-train 1111
rtl it was up,,,, him. II.- was frightfully
Ut up alld.'.Mlld not be i, tilled.
'-Mr. AH.,.,, Williams. ( Home., ad.
AlieL'henv enmity. I 'a.. w, wa badly
. bu. n. d at 1 1,.-er p, ,sj, , j ttlr ,,, rar.
UCt'ie. I'l,, pp. x Co ..at ,!,:,, ,,!;.,.. :lM,ut
two month a-o. able ,,, be utmnt aain
Md KM.iti,,. relatives i Khe,shur.f.
- Ai. ve,at.,. .;ls ,,,. ,,f th.-U-st cures
fO li.embniHeons i roup is , eove, a cloth
thlcK with lard and upon the hirrt spread
atbu'k .o.;,,f s,,,,.!, I; . . ,
UU, the pn.ienfs ,.,- . Tll(. ,,,!,.,,,,!
extend from under the c hin to the ,o!lar
4KMie. I'as,,. this j y,,,,,- S(.rit!)
-The I'.endedi. t:lie Hiolhels at Cam.ll-
tawn hae a tine fisj, pond on their ,,.,.
' "-ar Carroll, ownwhiek is Well stu. ked
Wtl1, ,1-1'' A f. w ni,.,,,, s.
rj'd-"l.s1.M,,1Mi,v, lif ,!,.,, it(.
in the p,,d. killina a lartre munber of lis,.
Itls satd .ha, ,1,,,,.,.., ,!, ,,,.,,,.,;
tf Of thepe,p..,,:t1,.,tlf ijs of van
iitn and that th.v will ,e mai,. ,,;iy
!etirly for it.
-n Tuesday af'ni.,t, sev.-ral ear
""di- on the llolJidavshnrt, bran.h
' ""'Seve,,,,',.,,,!, ,.i(,t.
t U M:"" dd,,w the rade, which is
ura y. un.i 11, -,,,, ...1
t ave,,,,,.. ,,, ,,..ack...i,d s.rikimj
I o,,.-a,,d-a-l,a!f ,,ry ,1(us of ,7((l(,
l U".i.u,:.., y.,, .molis,,,.,, it.u..-ur.a,.si,,K
I H ami across Ih(. vhril,.n. T,.
.he b.s , ,tK Lx
r- lii the ho,,.,, it, thtl,.
' in ve 111 .m art;
Miss Jtilla Dcasy. of this place, was
visitinpr friends in Tittsbnrg this veek.
Tho Johnstown Trlhunr .if "Saturday,
noted the fact that Mrs. TYiseill.i Oatnvtn.
f C'onemaush, wa seriously ill. Mrs.
Oatmiin was formerly a resident of KImmis
burjr. Tr. Port hero, of Johnstown, will have
ehanre of tho race track the'Kbensbuni
Airricnltural Society ' during the coniini;
summer and will commence training a
number of fine horses next week.
Mrs. Mary'. Fane MeMorris w ill offer nt
imblic sale a verv desirable hotel stand in
Tminelhill boroiiTli on Wednesihiy. Vav
'.'-. is'.r?: ;ilo a hoiie coutainiui; si rooms.
See advertisement in another column.
Clinton county has nn o-vcar-olil citi
zen, one Jacob peise. who reeentlv cut
sitv-three mine proiis tw ent y-eisrht
inches nt (he ton. peeled ono. and one-half
tons of hark in three weeks, wnlkins dis-tanc-(
of three miles every day.
Mr. Joseph ITorner. who for number of
venrs kept lintel in Wilmore. died on Fri
day last, atred about 70 years. He leaves a
a wife ami several srrown-up children.
His remains were interred in St. Hartholo
mew's cemetery at Wilmore on Sunday.
J. C. Ilassaft. of Haltimore. while en
quired in superintendinc the constrnetion
of a tunnel on the P.eeeh Creek railroad.
near Kermoor. Clearfield" county, was
struck in the back by a fallins stone which
fractured the spinal column.. He was re
moved to his home.
Cood roads cannot lie built for noihinir:
they cannot be maintained without intel
litrent supervision. T5uf wherever they
have been constructed they son pay for
themselves twiee over. ptiTtinsj two or
three dollars in the farmer's pocket for
everyone they take out.
Samuel Miller, of Adams township,
jumped fi.mi a niovinir train at South
I'ork on Wednesday mornin. and fallins
on bis face was badly scratched. Mr.
Miller Is an old man but younsr enoush to
learn that jumping off a moving train is a
very dangerous proceeding
The break in the arch at DisharCs fill
on the Cambria .v Clearfield railroad, re
ported in last week's Fuffmax. was much
more serious than we supposed. Instead
of taking two or three days to repair the
damage, it will likely take several weeks
and cost from jcv.ooo to f 10.000.
ijuite a number of our citizens have re
ceived letters within the past few days
from New York containing green goods
circulars. People who read the papers
never get caught on baits of th It kind, but
occasionally some one too st !ngv to take
ami pay for a paver sees the rare chance
to make a fortune and gets left.
A Hungarian who was standing
w atching the latwirers at the new bridge at
the east end of the tunnel near Penning
ton, or. Saturday -was struck by the der
rick falling and received Injuries which
caused his death a few hours afterward.
He was buried In the Amshouse cemetery
in lllair county on Monday.
llenrv Sell, admistrator of .Teremiah
Pergin. will sell at public sale on the farm
of tbe deceased in Jackson township, fine
mile from Monday's, on Saturday.
May ltth. at 1 o'clock. i m.. one bav horse.
1 good set T harness. 1 set buggy harness,
1 one-horse spring wagon, pole and neck
yoke, lot of bay. Ix'dstead. corner cuplionrd.
sleigh, old iron. etc.
Some farmers in northern Perks coun
ty who refnsea slvtv to eighty cents n
bushel for their p.Uatoe last fall. In ex
pectation of obtaining still higher prices,
are now selling them at sixteen to nint-teen
cents, while cithers are giving theni away
If parties are only willing to take them. In
other cnes farmers are hauling them fin
their fields to rot. Some have several
hundred bushels on hand.
On Sunday a fight occurred In an Ital
ian tenement house in Altoona in wliich a
tough named pinker Marks figured as one
of the principals. Knives ami clubs were
feely used and Joe I'atre. who figured in
the capacity of a peacemaker, w as stru. k
on the neck bv a brick and instantly killed.
No one can lie found w tio saw the fatal
missile thrown. Investigation showed
that Patre's neck was broken.
Two men giving their names as H. W.
Keith anil J. II. Devore. and residence at
Altoona. were arrest. -d in Prisbin. Clear
field county, on Friday night, for passing
counterfeit money. Among their belong
ings were found thirtv-ono counterfeit
bills, in addition to a half dozen or nioreof
the same denomination that they succeed
ed in getting changed at as many bar
rooms in the course of the evening. They
were lodged in the Clarlield jail the same
ex-eiiing.
Another illicit still wa- captured by
revenue officers, near Somerset, on Wed
nesday. The still was discorered several
days ago by an officer while searching the
mountains back of Trent for the murderer
Pritts. It had lieen dismantled and was
coiiit-aled in a clump of bushes alout a
half mile frim Pritts's home. fitlicer
Schlosser siivs that the capacity of the
eai.tured siill is not. less than 1V) gallons,
an.l he believes i, t.) lie the largest unreg
istered still ever captured In the Ciiited
Stat.-.
It Is said that trains will bo running
on the Cambria ami Clearfield railroad
about the middle nf June. What would
tie the matter with getting up an excur
sion trip from KW-nshurg to Hastings, say
alx'iut Saturday the '.'.-.th of June, for the
purpose of seeing the country along the
Chest Creek. We could leave in the morn
ing, takodlntierat Hastings .and return in
the evening. Editor Kaylor. of the Hast
ings Tribune and Squire Anna, would each
look a little after the party and see that all
were safely loaded on the cars for there
turn trip. Talk It over with your wives
and sweethearts and let us make it a go.
The I'nited Slates (Irand Jury in
Pittsburg on Friday found true bills
againt the Rev. Win. H. Dill, the Clear
lield bank president, for embezzlement;
Theodore Myler. the ex-assistant iist
master of Allegheny, same charge, and
James ICinley. for makl ng cognterfeit coin.
Mr. Hill's offense-, consist in the alleged
embezzlement of two cashier's due bills on
June it h. ism. amounting to ?.".,o."i.(T and
:..orepetivcly ; anotetnadeby Putnam
A Crock elt fin June '.nth of L.'iOll; one by
the same m ikers on August. 2?nd. of f l.ooo:
one maile made by the Caledonia Lumlx-r
Company on July ?Jnd. amounting to
?1. .'.. and one made by Putnam A- Crock
ett on September isth. of J... Thereare
two charges against Mr. Dill fine for ein
liez.z.Iemciit and fine for falsely certify ing to
cheeks ttnd notes. The case arises out
of the failure of the Clearfield and Houtz
dale banks.
Tli ( Mnlirlii IMfflrnllr
The refusal of the Cambria Iron Com
pany to listen to the grievances of their
tfiinmi n may result in a serious difficulty
for the company. Five more I'nion men
have lieen discharged from the company's
service under the "iron-clad rule" No. s.
It is also belifved that all members of the
various I'nions jtnd Ilrothorhofids will lie
gradually weeded out.
What action the grand officers of the or
ganizations, to which the discharged men
belong, will take Is not yet known, but the
men are confident that their action will bo
supported by their organizations. This
will cause a general strike of the crews of
trains ordered to carry theCambria freight
and will put ihecumpany to serious Incon
venience, if. Indeed, they have not eventu
ally to yield to the rod's deinaud. JoUtw
Imvu I cnn ntt.
Who Killed Jlcl'larren?
John McCIarren. of Croyle township,
who was taken from the jail in this place,
to Dixmont Hospital on Thins In y of last
week, ilie.l in that institution on Monday
erening. A post mortem examination
showed that his skull had been fractured
in two places and the coroner of Allegheny
county was called on who notified the
dead man's friends and deputized Alder
man McKcnna to hold an inquest.
McCIarren was about 4" years of age. a
stout r.bnst man and was by occupation
an engineer. He has been insane for some
time, but only recently w as he considered
dangerous. He was laboring under thel
Impression that he was pur-net! by White '
caps, and when under that impression
would run for miles to escape his imagina
ry enemies and was dangerous. He was
brought hereon Mny3d.br ibe constable of
Wilmore. and on Thursday of last w eek, ta
ken to Dixmont by Sheriff Shumakerand
Jail Warden Young.
The testimony taken before the coroner
on Tuesday was as follows: Dr. X. S.
Hutchinson was the first witness examined
br the acting Coroner. The doctor said:
'John McCIarren. deceased, w as sent here
Maya. lsnr;. by the Court of Cambria. I
was not present at the time ho was re
ceived, but the next morning the nurse
called me in and showed me a cut on Mc
Clarren's had which was V shaped. This
cut was on his head w hen he was received
at this institution. I called Dr. Craham
in. The deceasiil was acutely insane. He
was unable to tell mo how ho received his
injury. He was in a state of shock, ami
ho never rallied. He never regained con
sciousness or reason, and died at .1 r. m.
on May ".. I.'.'. I told the nurses to take
good ca re of him. and in case of death I
would insist upon a post mortem examin
ation, which I did. ami found that bodied
from violence. Dr. C.raham knows more
about th. case than any other per-.oii."
James T. McCIarren. who lives at South
Fork. Pa., and who is a cousin of th..-dead
man. said: 'The deceased was about 4.1
rears old. He was a single man, and lived
about Summerhill. Cambria county. Pa.
I don't know anything alnuit his injuries.
I have sern him since his death."
Ed S. Kennedy, the Southside liquor
man. testified to knowing John McCIarren.
He said: "I saw him on Sunday. May 1.
ls'.i.', at h'.s home. He w as flighty, but at
times rational. He talked to me and told
mo he imagined White Caps were after
him. and ho jumped out through a window
and took the asl with him. I noticed a
slight cut on his head, and that is all I
know of his death. I saw him Ix-fore he
w as brought to Pittsburg. Ho had several
cuts on bis head.'
Roliert McCitlin said the deceased was
imt under his care about a week ago. He
was all bruised and had cuts on his head.
There was only one wound visible on his
head, tint black marks over his body.
A, X. Morrow, supervisor of the male
department, said: "I received John A--Clarren
and took him to the ward. 1 .saw
he l.a.l a large scar 011 his head an.l was
marked fin head and breast. There was
no deep cuts, -but on the top of his head,
that I saw. I left him in charge of a nurse
after seeing him sleeping. He w as brought
hero on Thursday. May.".. l-W. by two men.
I was told one of them was a Sheriff. One
of them said thev had a very hard light
with McCIarren ami that it took live men
to handle him: that they hail to boat him
to bring him along and said ho w as a dan
gerous man. He did not say w ho tioat him:
simply 'we." ISoth men were jiresent when
the statement was made, also Dr. Cra-
liam "
Dr. C. ;.; t.raharn testified: "I received
this mar. Thursday. May ri.isirj. from the
Sheriff of Cambria county. He said he
knew nothing of the rase except that the
man had been very violent and be received
an order from court to bring liim hero, and
that ho had jumped from tbe w inflow and
taken a sash with him and got up. shook
the sash from him and ran away.
"He was again capture.), arid when he
went to tiling him here he was so bad that
they had to knock him down with a club
orsiicuto bring him along. I examined
1 i in and found a :'iit on his head. He died
at .". i'. m. m May and 1 sent for his
friends, and when they arrived this morn
ing I insisted on a post mortem examina
tion, and they consented, ami I opened the
skull and found two fiat Hires. I think
that the injuries prodiic death. Tho in
jury 011 the top of tbe head was only su
perlicial. as he got up and ran. but other
injuries found w ere produced later. There
was an inflamed condition of tho brain.
ami a clot ol blood. I examined the organs
and found none unhealthy. The luugs
w ere tilled w ith air and thole w ere no ad
hesions. The heart and lungs wen- nor
mal. The injuries would tie produced by a
blunt instrument such as would not cut
the scalp. The injury wasneeived upon
the opiMisito side from lite, laceration of
brain tissue.
"I cannot see how the injuries or frac
tore I found could lie cau-sl by his fall or
jump from the window as described at all.
as thr prominence of skull would rccoiv.
the bruise first, and it did not in this case.
I don't know the names of the parties w ho
brought him. I w ould re ignizo the man
who said he had to hit him with a club to
bring him along, and thought at tho tim
that the cut on the head whs what he re
fei red Hi, tint my post mortem examina
tion reveals the fact that br was U-ateti
on the head bv some blunt instrument
Tw o fractures show depi.-sst.Hi of skull.
Where they struck him at I cannot say.
Tbe in.iiest w as cwntiiiued until Satur
day afternoon when witnesses from this
county w ill be subpicnaed to apta-ar.
On Wednesday wo called fin Jail Warden
Young tor information as to the condition
of McCIarren on his arrival at the jail, his
treatment during his confinement ami fin
the trip to Pitt-burg. Ho said McCIarren
was broiitrht to jail on Tuesday, and at
the time of his arrival had the cut on his
his head wbich was tied up with a hand
kerchief. There w as but little trouble and
iioforoer.nwip.fi in getting him into the
jail ami cell, the Warden merely humoring
him ami talking kindly to him. On hi
Wing placed in the cell he was searched
ami freely gave up his knife, pockot-hfiok
aml such ot her trifles as ho liad fin his per'
4011. Sometime during Tuesday night he
became violent, when Warden Young and
two prisoners went into the cell and nit a
strait-jacket fin McCIarren and removed
th.- iron bedstead from the cell for fear hi
would do himself Injury. In putting on
the strait-jacket I hey had to use some
fore but McCIarren w as not struck or in
jured w hatever. The trip to Dixmont w as
made -without any dangerous demonstra
tions tit. the part of McCIarren, and he re
ceived kiid needed only kind treatment.
Sheriff Shu maker and Warden Young
w ill app'tir at t lie invest igat ion at Pitts
burg 011 Saturday and will take with them
Doctors JiMies and Kennedy, of this place,
who saw the cut on McClaron's head on
his arrival, and also Conductor Snyder and
some of the trainmen on tbe main line of
the Pennsylvania railroad, who were wit
nesses to tho kind treatment of McCIarren
tin tho trip.
The PittsburJi JHsjMitrh of Thursday
says: "The remains of John McCIarren
who died at Dixmont on Monday evening
from the effects of a fractured skull were
yesterday morning sent to his former home
at Suminei hill, Cambria county. The ar
rest of tin- Sheriff, of Cambria county has
lieen ordered by the Coroner and District
Attorney nf Allegheny county. The arrest
was ordered on the evidence offered at the
Cornoner's inquest by Dr. (iraham. As
sistant Superintendent of Dixuiuui."'
Marriage UttiisM.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by tbe Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, May
n. is;.-.':
E. Houel! Fisk. Sera 11 ton. Pa., ami Mat
tie Henry, Johnstow 11.
Hugh Trimboth and Mary A. Cope, C.al
lil.iii. Jacob 1!. Ellonhi rger and Mary C.eolx-rt.
Johnstow 11.
Joseph P. Rodgors and tirance M. Long,
Was hi in? ton township.
Joseph Hopfcrand Mary A.'Misel. P.-r- !
l-.ri. I
Kmil S. Waiigonhoim ami Annie 11.
Tn-fts. California.
Joseph Franklin Schrader. Jolin.-town,
and Emma Erhart. Scalp Level.
Edward Evans and Rachel Jenkins,
Johnstow n.
John Zambor and Annie Tokar. Johns
town i..-..i a si, ,it ,!i:.n Johnstown- and i
Clara M. I'.arclay. Koxntirv. 1 a.
iie,,,..ii',,s r.nek and Elizalicth Com
et fold, Allegheny township.
Sew ell W. P.eckley. Pittsburg, and d. r
tru.le Masters. South Fork.
W illiam Tymon and Mary Hubei. ar
rolltow n.
William Michael and Lena Laveiing.
Johnstow n.
Edward McConville and Ceiiie Adams.
Frugality.
lirnac Ploban and Agniszka Smarlmli,
Hastings.
Richard JacKsoii and Mary Ross. M01-
reliville.
Wiliiam A. Trimble and Daisy E. lloch-
stein. Johnstow 11.
.Tor.. in i:ih II. Lute and Catharine Cassi-
dy. Indiana county.
1.. v l?...r..i- V si Tvlnr tmi'nsliiii.
and' Delia V. tiritbtli. Slorrellville.
Otto Anthiinv tJlassor and Cathaiiue W.
Plum. Carrolltow n.
Krlnic t".
The gradual opening of the budding
trees and the shooting upwards of 1L0
blades of grass are signs of the advent of
pring. Tho farmer is already at work
stimulating the grow th of his crop by fer
tilizers to insure a rich harvest. Nature
needs stimulation and why should not
man'.' The system needs building up af
ter the attacks of erii.po and cold, and th."
only tonic is pure w hi-key. Max Klein, of
Allegheny, l'a.. lias the endorsement of
eminent physicians, certifying to the pur
ity ot his famous Silver Ago ami Du
qllesiie Rye Whiskies. Sold everywhere
at I.".o ami 1.'.". per full quart. Six-year-old
l'e una. live Whiskies, absolutely pine.
at .U M-r ijuart or six quarts for ?.i.i.
Scud for catalogue and price list of all
kinds of liquors to Max Klein, ; Federal
street, Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by J. v. A. E. Pender, Ebons
burg. Pa.
Marrlfd.
WAtiXER DA VIsoX.- Married at the
residence of t ho bride's parents ia EIm-iis-burg
on Wednesday. Mav 11th. 1 bv
Rev. S. Keebl. r. of Morrellville. Mr. Otto
Wagner and Miss Olive U. Davison, both
of Eliensburg,
When in need of job work try the
Fill. i:M AN.
nUrrllanriiuH Xollrrii.
I.MJK.NSBUKC. MAKHLE AN l '.JKANll'K
j Works, as sketctir.l l.y a gpr.-tal reporter of
tl.e .lnhiiMown iaiy Hrrald. Kehable dealers
an.l tn.e irnu.ls.
"llurmv recent HyiDtr trip t Ht'eni-titir- the
writer ot ihl? article rt.-iteJ the Marble and
firanitc WorKi" "t .las. Wilkinson &. Son, which
were tnunde.i in ImmJ. The senior memr.er of this
(rogrorMve firm lias had an experience of thlrtj
nve years, and his son ami iiartter Is aUo a
-killed worker. The class ol wn-li they produce
I.-' of Hie hiKtieU class and style. Kr.nn four 10
hv hards are employed and the very finest mon
ument. in tlie county seat are sicuuens ol ttie.r
skill. Shipment are wade through thi and to
adjoining countlea.
-All kinds ol cemetery work Is executed and
a tine lineol Iroa Kllm is handled and so d
Thr stock ot work kept on hand (received l'f the
car-load) is vcrv extensive and many very tine
monuments are exbi'ilted. two especially oeloir
ejec-uted In the rustic style and In Imitation ol
tinckwiirk, witti a finely executed cross nn the
iip. Aicouit the many fine monuments erec ed
by this firm is an elaht ton fufteen-reet-biKb
ir.onumen'. for Sherifl Irrittuli. monument tor
Father I'lirlt-ty (sixteen feet hluu). also ni.ii.u
men's tor Jacob kihter and daughter of John
.Jrlrtltb. Hoth icentlemen itive pers.inal atten
tlon to business as wel I as extcuiinic the nnest
work. In ail the lime they have been In business
1 hey have adhered strictly to the tuaxlui all goods
jusi as represented and prices asluw as the same
class ol woiit can be nought elsewhere. We huve
no hesitancy in recommending Messrs. Wilkin
son & Son to our readers as reliable business men.
progressive and tr:itwrthy. Visit their estab
lishment telore orderinic elsewhere.
tfs-LeeiHl attention paid to setting work.
FOK SAI-i; the lnretto House, Iretto, l'a.
1 erais easv. Ir'or particulars, ail-lre-s
' JIKS, fc. W. M 1" NALI.
March 11. lS'.iJ. L-oretto, Pa.
1TANTK1I ! h'urs of all kinds, lor which the
M hlhe.-t market prices will be t.aid. Kricg.
tbem In. U. L. HIKHUfirKj.
ccIjO t-bensburg. l'a.
A
I'AK l.llAIol liarb Wire cheap at Iiutton
t Son's.
UTJIHIV S' Al'I'KAlSKMKMS.
Notice ia hereby given that tbe lollowtne
nimed appraisements ot property appraised and
s.ta.art lor widows ot decedents nnder the Act
ol As.-en.Mv of the 4th day of April. A. . 1.'.7.
I ave ten tiled in the Keitlster's oftke in and tor
he countv ot t'an.br.a. and will be presented to
th ' ( irpkans' court ot saidcjuaty tor confirmation
and allowance on
VKI)NESl)AY,.JUNKcSTlI,MVJ:
1. Inventory and appraisement el personal
proierty appraised and let apart 'o Sarah . idt.'H,
widow of Ievl atej. late ot White township,
dweased. so.
2. Inventory and appmseuent cl peraooal
property appril ed and set aj-art to tUlen Myers,
widow .1 S . A. Myers, lte ol Johnstown, deceas
ed. :ns oc.
3. Inveltory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart to Ann Maria
Kline, widow ot Jacoti s. Kline, .late ol . tlder
lowr.sh.p. deceased. tVJ 45.
4. Inventory and appraisement of personal
pr-ipenjr appraped and aet apart to Sophia A.
Williams, widnw ol Joseph S. Williams, late of
Aliirrrllville borough, deceased. JSwu on,
5. Inventory anu apiraisement ol personal
ptopettv appraised and s t apart te Kachel M.
.irrgg. wlc.toW ot A. M. Oregg, late ol the Inir
ough of borough of Morrellville, deceased. -.; oo
tl. Inventory and appraisement ot personal
property appraised and aet apart to Anna .Ma
ria 1'ergrln. widow ol Jeremiah IV-rnn. late ot
trai.klin borough, deceased. tVUa. and real
estate, $2Te; toUil. ru n uj.
CELEsriXE J. BLAIK.
Keglt, r.
l.'eister's omee, Kbenfburir. l'a.. May 1Z, lvi,
'I'lilAI- UST.
1. List ol causes set down for trial at a term
ol court to l held beginning second Muoday ot
June, lwfc
S. S. Messenger k. Son. vs Hopple et at.
MCrough vs. Honah.e el at,
MOarveyelal vs Koach,
Mcl maid ... vs prosser.
Muroock X Bro .vs . Vnnor et al.
I'atterson. Assignee.
.vi snyaer,
. .vs Suppes,
... vs fiessler,
vs Supfies.
. vs f'rertswclt,
.. vg Keim et al,
...vs Simons,
..vs Leabey.
Wilson . Leckey
tager
Art ice Ice (Jo... ..
1'ole
I.ulzgsell
Merage Verage lo
Love, Sunshine at Co.
Krtle k. Co
vs Walters.
Martin vs Cuad, Administrator,
Worklngman'fc fiulldlng
Al lxan Association ...vs Pluokett,
I-eventry .vs Suppes,
T, W, Ahlers At Co vs O'Brien.
Kotbschild Bros.
-vs Carroll.
,vs Uorough ol East Con-
emaLgb,
vs Iiun ap et al,
- .vs Bracken,
vs Miller.
Iavis
Lloyd
Oruer
t-wart Sl Co....
Lytle 4i Co vs Cresswell.
r ick vs I'. K K. Cp.
JAS, C. 1IAKBY.
Frotiiooutrry,
rrothonoiary 6 office. May U, lr&i.
NTICE is hereby given that the fol
lowing accounts have U-en filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county. Penna.. ami w ill lie conlirm.sl by
said Court on the iirst Monday of June,
ls'.ri. unless cause lt shown to the contrary:
First and tiual account fif Stephen Stut.
man. assignee of John A. Hill et ex.
First nnd final account of Hiram Orris,
assign. -e of Archibald Johns et ux.
Second and final account of Henry
Shaftor. assignee ,f W. F. PurgrarT.
First and linal ac-ouut ff Henry Alle
inan, committee of Henry North. lunatic.
t irst and final account of H. W. Siick
assignee of Wm. M. Petus et ux.
First and linal account of Frederick
Saner, assignee of John Saner
First and final account of John A. Doyle,
assignee of Edw ard Met 'lade.
J. C. DARltY.
T1 , . Prothonotary.
Prothonotary s oflice. May 13, lv.rj.
W ALT E US'
JIETiLLLIC are made Irom the
lst brands of rooting
Tin plate, and steel
sheets galvanlied.
Vf.lt . M , . . .
SH1NELSS
pai n ted or not. Our galvanized Shingles are
rain and rust proof, without tbe necessity of
painting. Our painted Tin Shingles are more
durable and ornamental than it is possible to
make a tin roof, put on In the old fashioned
Htyle. Write for price list K.
The National Suiit Mtai. iiovwy Co. 9
cna street, "ew Vorn. ft-is'ibui
OIlFHliW COM. SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
IV virtue f 1 sr. . rc.er if the lit pi s.rs t'ouit of
Cambria eoun'y. retina., there will I e ex
posed to puM c sale in the premises ot s,uHI1
Stinui, tn ihe benumb oi OaJiitzix,. (aid county,
iii
SATURDAY, -MAY 2LST. NL
nt "f'fl. k.r. 51.. tte ol f IrE dcfctit.f 1 real
estate, la'e tl.e property of John T. -Mnn, de-
tes-e'l.to wit:
1h.it certain lot or piece if uroend situate in
the Ik roub ol frallitzin. count? ot ?amtri. and
s late of f'ennsylvania. tioun.lcil ard described i
follows, to wit: l.o: No. 4. lrriir CO icet en
Burns streer and extending bark the same width
ima hrndred aad sixtv tie' in alley, said lot
feint I. rmerly part. I Ihe Peer Hums eta!e.
AI-SII That certain lot or piece ol kround in
the said boronuh ol .iallitr.ln. adjoining let ol
Arthur Wharton on the east ard by kt ol-
Khodey on the we,. acd in ntlra- on a htteen
loot a! icy that extends to Brulgs street, having
erect'-.l a twe t torv tilark
Dwelling House,
a plitnW Stable and Ouihoi:es
Al-sil '1 hat certain other lot ot land situate
in the said ttorouyh ol .ialliiztn 'routing- sixtf
feet on Jackson street west and extending back
to en alley htteen leet wide east aim lot of
IihvH H. Berk j on Hie north one hundred and
ten e'. and south ninety teet Irom an alley to
Jack..n street.
Afniiie undivided one halt Interest in and
to a tract of land containing
25 ACRES,
situate in Allegheny township. Cambria county.
I'eiiiisylvania. tM.unded and described a tollows:
licxinninx at a Jiost, thence north deifrets
east .3 i-errbes to a mj : thence noih i:( degrees
west 67 lurches to a o-l: thence nr.rth 47 degrees
west tn prrehes to a post: thence north ft degrees
west ,S perches lo a !.-; thence south 1 l, degrees
west l"6 perches to the pla-e ..! beginning, being
part of a larger tract o: li-.nd f..rtnerlv owned t y
Michael Mr.) 11 Ire. There is alMiui v acre of 1 aid
land cleared and there is erected thereon a two
sterv PLANK HOUSE
1
and Outhouses, and a Mill 'ormerly least d to
John Sanker and osed by him.
1 KKMS OK SALE:
One-thlr.l ol purchase money on confirmation of
sale: one third In six o.onths and the balance in
one year Irom t I.e r r nrruati. n ol sale and to l e
secured t' judgment ..rid exemttlon notes or
bond ar rtroertksce ot the purchaser at the 011
tlon of tbe aUtuioistrators.
W. A K 1.I1TI.E.
A. J. SANKKK.
Administrators of the estate of John T. Storm,
deceased.
April 22.
'of iUt iil si 11 null m i 1111 11 1
IUK IHSHUCT ATIOKNEY.
I hereby announce in y sell as a enndidate
lor Ihstrlcl Atu.rney. subect t tbe .leclsn n
ot the Liemocratic prlmarv election
K. J. O'l OX.NOi:,
Johnstown. March V't. I8'..2.
IO It ASSKMHLY.
To the lirmm ratic Volcrg of Cambria cnunti:
I hereby announce myself candidate tor the
nomination lor Assembly, subject to the decision
of the Democratic prlmarv election
El. T. M NEFI.IS.
Klrst ward. Johnstown.
IUK I'KUTHUNUtltAKY.
I hereby announce my sell a c.ndida'e (or
theelflceol I'rothonotary , subiect tn the decision
ot the iK-aiccratic primary election.
JAS. c. IiAKBY.
March 4.1S'.ci. ath ward . Johnstown, l'a
IOK I'OlUt PlKKfTOK.
I hereby anr.oun.-e myself us a candidate lor
l oor Inrectur. futj;ct to the decision ot the liem
ocratic primary election.
KAI'IIALh HUE.
Carroll township, March I. 1h'.2.
IOK KEfilSTEK AMI REtTOKHtuK.
We are authorized to announce that James
V Orcene. of ti e JVlitrenlh ward. Johnstown,
will be a candidate tor the nomination ot then),
flee ol Hegisterand Keeorder. subject to the actitn
of tbe Democratic primary election.
IOK KEfilSTEK AMI FECOKHEK.
lo the I'emiHratic lotrrt of l .amtria county:
I hereby announce mrsrlt is a candidate lor
the nomination tor litg'ister ai.d Kecor.ter. sub
ject to ihe decision of the liemocratic primary
election. U. A. MiUi:fH.
H
H.
MYERS.
ATTOKNISV-AT-L A W.
Ebbkhbcpo, Yi.
4et)tBce in Colloaade Kow. on Centre street.
YOU WILL LOSE MONEY
If you don't buy your Spring Suit from J.B. WILDER.
OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
THE
LARCEST
STOCK
AND
LOWEST
PRICES
ON
ALL
GOODS
WE
EVER
NAMED.
Our Spring Goods :
Shoc all finalities, styles an si s.
Hats of all the latest styles and leading
brands.
Caps fur people who are particular
alioul tho "latest.-'
Furnishing 4 mhhIs of all kinds in abund
ance. Neckwear and I'mlei wear thai out-rival
anything you see cNow hero.
1'iul re'.las all grades, coitus and si..-s
Rubber tiotitls ami "Fish brand" slick
ers. Working Pants, Dress Pants, Over-alls
an.l Jackets.
SlipjM-rs for men. w.iin. n ami children.
I-- Till: i'H KAVF.ST -jij. r y -r
smirr is j; ; a A; ,(;.
Cive Us a Cal
J"- IB. "WILBEE:
EBENSBURG'S CLOTHIER.
NOTICE OK AI'PLICAHON i' HI BOK-
lil.JH taiAKltK.
Notice Is hereby given that aa application will
he made to the Court ol Quarter Sessions ot Cam
bria conn'y. Pennsylvania, on Moaday, J nue
61 1. 1H2. for a borough charter for the village
ol Summerhill. situate In the township ot Croyle.
c nnty ol f'ambrla. hounded as follows. Tlx:
Beginning at the northeast corner ol the bridge
on the township road leading to South Fork:
thence north 2 degrees west 72 perches: thence
north 3V, degrees west K8 perches: thence north
33 perches to stone: thence north S7 degrees east
'! perches to stones: thence north 53 degrees east
44 j.ercnes to the Isaac Paul branch of Laurel
run: thence down said ran by Its various courses
g? perches across the Kbensburg road: thence
sooth 4-i degrees east ISa) perches; thence south
54 degrees west l'JT perches to the lower end ot I.
A. Siies' tall race; thence down the north bank
of the 'onemaugh river by Its va'tons courses Iu7
lrt-hes to the place of beginning-; the stvle and
title ot srid proposed borough to be the Hiroug,b
ol SnmmertiilL. M. Ir. KlfTKIX,
Mav , lsltt. Attorney lor petitioners.
Vl'KITOK'S NOTICE
In the Orphans' Court of Cambria county.
In Ihe matter ot the first and partial account of
H. T. o'Kriel. executor of the last will and testa
ment of Francis O'Frlel, late of the borough ol
L'iretto. deceased.
Having been appointed Auditor by said Court to
report a distribution of the fund In the hands ot
the executor, notice Is hereby siren that 1 will
sit at my olilce In the borough ol bbenbo rg on
'1 ilea day, ibe I7IH, dsy or May, at
1 o'clock, r. at ., fur the purpose of dlsciiarglbg the
duties) of said appointment, when and where all
persons interested may attend or be forever de
barred l rum coming in on said l nnd.
lMlNAI.U E. DCFTON.
Ebensbnrg, Fa., April . lsni. Auditor.
nfJTfcL LK (1KAMIK.
H J. SHtTTlH. I'BOPRIBTOR.
Located at HuBois. Fa., near the K. K. &. P.
Hallway He pot. We always endeavor to fur
nish the best accommodations to business men,
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons in search
ot -omlort and quiet will find it a desirable place
to stop. The Table is unsurpassed and Is always
supplied with the best tbe market atlords.and
all the delicacies of the season. I be Bar is sup
plied with the eboicestol pure liquors and cigars
and nothing but the hem is sold. Special atten
Uon given to the care ol horses.
H.J. SCHKTTH.
ri'WIAL LIST.
I List ol causes set down lor trial at a special
term ol court to be held My J3. I sir.:
Oardner... ......... ..vs. Stereos.
Duncan va Duncan.
Bowman vg. Itsrnhart.
Murdock . vs. MKelvev.
"arrtsh vs. Mcttough
fcrtle ai Co vs. Walters.
fialllttin Building t
Ioan Association .....vs. McNeil.
tlates vs. Fly on.
I Iill vs. Oates.
Lspy .vs. Hurkbard
J .VS. C. DAKHY.
Froth 'y's office, April tw, lb'.'i I'rothonotory.
fi yoa need Job Printing?
It; no, give tie
k tun.. a trial order.
Spring
Our Stock is
Which we 1-itely built. It is a Dandy tin
lilled up with the lx-t ill that Knc and ar-- .
( en id ( Jreell ( 'nil.'.'.'
i iood Roasted t oilee
:i Cans Tomatoes
t:t Cans t orn
Extra iood Flour
Extra iood Flour
Extra iood Flour
Ex t ra iood 1 lour
(mod Ecmolil Chop
We also keep the h.-st stock of Mo.ii- :.!.:
give us a rail. We w ill save y..n p i '
Ol'R SHOE STOCK isi.-a.lyf.il iii-p. c'
thi- spring. Wo carry om-i :io li tb : ml -fool
sure we can please you. Al-O. keep ;
Children"-Shoos. ,..,u..te you prices :
Ladies' tin.. Douglass shoes. !.ss a pair,
tine Kid. w it h Pai. -nt Leal l..r I'i p-. s ; ;.
toSI.ooa pair. Men's good Ihw s!hm -. -'
l.ts a pair. Mi u's Coo l Dt i -s Kai.gaf.o '
a pair. I! Vs' Dress slini-s. '.:m-. Inl.itit -!.
Piircli::sers can't mis- it in our ti go -! i
collie and have a look at the new si.,
early U-loro t In- usual spring rti-'n i i v
an uulirokeii :i"nitiii. nl of all tin- in a p.i.i
WE
CAN
SAVE
YOU
AT
LEAST
IO PER CENT.
BY
DEALING
WITH
US.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE!
BY virtue ol a I'turies Order of sale issuing
out ol the Court of Common Pleas
ol Cambria county, the undersigned algnee of
John McCormick and Lucinda P. Mcl'ormick.
his wile, will expose to pu.'l.c sale at Horner's
Hojel, in the borough of Wilmore, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2TH, lMV
at 2 o'clock, f.m... tbe lollowlcg described real
esta te. vis.:
AH that certain piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Summerhill township, Cambria Countv.
Fa., bounded and described as tollows. to wit:
Heginnlnc at a post and pointers, thence north
M degrees east 1 ei perches to a ost and x. int
ers; thence south '2 digrces east 1-1 perches to
a beech: thence hS degrees west 140 perches to a
post and pointers; thence north 2 degrees west
124 perches to the place ol beginning ooutaintng
102 ACKES. 55 PEKCHES and allowance. The
Cost underlying this property will be ottered
for sale separate and apart Irom tbe surface
thereof, with all the necessary mining privil
eges, tte assignee, however, rererves the right
to sell same as a whole, or of selling tbe coal sep
arate and apart from tbe surface
TFKMS tF SALE : One-third of the pur.
rhase money to be paid on the confirmation ot
tbe sale and the remainder tn two equal annual
payments with Interest, to be secured with bond
and mortgage or judgment n-ies of purchasers.
Purchasers to have the privilege of paying, '.be
whole of tbelr bids in cash.
JESSE H. DIMOND.
Assignee oi John and Lncinda F. McCormick.
VL'DITOICS NOTICE.
In the matter of the first and final account
of J . J . Khoddy. assignee of Peter C Stojr.
And now. t wit. tbe 11th day ol April. A. D.
1 '.'-.. m motion of Oeorge M. Keade, tvo, . Ed.
T. McNeella appointed auditor to distribute
lunds in bads ol assignee to and among tboie
legally entitled thereto.
Extract from the Keoord .
Notice Is hereby given that I will alt lor the
purpose of said appointment at the orhee ot fJeo.
M . Ueade. Es.i ., In Ehenshurg, l'a. . on T'nea
Uwy. Ihe24lb day el May, A. Is. IxH'l t
liiiiio o'clock, a. Ji . on said day when and where
all parties Interested may aptar or lorever be
debarred Irom eutering on said lond .
ED. T. M NEELIS.
April . lS'.m. Auditor
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-o t - ji xv,
EUENSBUKU, PA.
Otawo ia Axiawrj iJiilidliit;, oj.p.ttiuxt Hvue.
0? !
rijilit ui to tlato. In ;;
m.
WE ARE ALWAYS IN THE FRONT RANK,
ing all the choicest new no vol tie-, a- f.-.-i i!y m;., -keep
a thoroughly mo.lorn line of m ''. I - i
tc the very besi innle, an.l make it vr r ..-i. i j.ii-! :. i
times fully stocked with tin- late-: a::.l 1
OliESS GOODS.
We received last week a fail lii:'.- T LM.-s Ca-! m- d .
latest patterns.
ri:; i:-
(eMid I Hack t "asiim... e ..
(i.M.d r.la. k ( loih
(lood IS.'ack I. us;.-1-
Also a large line of Dress Giuuh --u.-, C -i, Vi ;.:
Lawns, Lace, large liue of Cambi
FllLYlTilU:.
Our stock of Furniture ha- im 't I ..!
present. Come and see. It is l c fiti:'. .1 iwhit
ChaiiilK-r Suits ('(.iiiiil.te. Pi--. - i ,, . i .1
Chamber Suit-Complete. Pi. -. v I .
Spring Rockers, (arp. 1 -s.-:i: . i i i I i
Also a good assortment Kxtt ns-i-'i 'i 't'-!'-. t !..!
Small Kockers, Stands, single 15 :! :.ii
The Champion Clulhivn
Simons, are able to knock out all -oi.i iiti.-u i:. tl :! li -.
have practiced the clothing buine. l'-r Hi- j:t-t ! -:i.
are sure to get satisfaction in our c-. i1i1.-1im,. !!:. ',V- .ii i
last weeK over 1,(00 pairs finest lil:'. wciulit I'.uits lUu!
all latest sjring shades.
Men's Fine P'ack Dr. --Suii-. fi..o-
Roys' CasimiTo Sun-, all v....!...
Children's good School Suit- '
K nee Pan; s, 1 1 .1111 - 1
Out stock in the above ready to In ex: i.iiii- 1
in N'T !.';!
Our !annnoth Groeory Bpiuuiu1??!
CALLITZIN, PENN'A.
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Night Blindness. Purulent -r i 1 ' " . s.r(.
tyet. Honorrheal f .t'hli, i'n i.. uipl il-i i';:i
thaiiuia. Ked Uiotches or :r. t. o: ' . :i ' n H .'!.
White Snots on Eye. .iu'iv' :,i,a - r .ip-.m- it
the Nerve. A manrosis. Kit I n. ;...... i , i." I.:i.-ie
Sores. Kedcess ol Edges ! I.i.i- ml I y . ni
all other diseases lo wbi. I. '. i,-. .-v c , r c - .: y
anges are liable, positive and r ::. i etc ...ir:- o
teed.
A W.IKD Allot 1 c ata Ki; li.
Ills the mucus uiembrn i c. tf.it w.nt.iei ml sta
fluid envelope surround tl -..tr- i.e-u.-r ; I'
.1 t be air and tol pass - i . t t,at f . t r: h tu.i Ke
lts stronghold. Once est.iMi-i.. 1 it -.t.. tn.
vitals and renders a !' e i ! -:u .lr i" t 1 n ill,
ol misery aud disease, lui;;:. :..,:.. .1 . i h. .i r
Ing. trammeling the iwer : ..i-ti ..-; .
the faculty ol itiier, tairT : t:s ! lie ;t-:i ' :i r. si. I
ing the r. hned pleasure ! fatc. 1 . -, : i. u-i y .
by creeping on Irom a simp'.- .-: 1 it. tin- ;,. :i.! i:
assaults the memtiranet'tis ii'-f-j- nr.! an.l .:..!
o.es liie bunes. eating tie.- cel. on:. ..-..il- n ::
causing Inrlsmmation, sh.uut.o, .u, .tti.,ii,.
Nothing short ol total .ti.1 i. at;-r. w,:; -e. nri
health to the patient. -.n. Mi m , i . . re
simply procrastinated s j'li'rins.- I t. u i. -
fatal termination Even nurn ti c ,:.m.isc I ..-
made Irigfttul Inroads on telle lie
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hearing, smell and taste have iii-t ii rceiivi re 1 aud
the disease thoroughly c! r. t ci. mi. ' j
Diseases of women. - . -i
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WINDSOtl HOTEL. JOHNSTOWN.
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W. Buck, Thomas Davis. I'tioiajas Mi-fir-, n, John
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semt.lv approved April .- IsTi.entti'. I "An A i
to provide for the incor . ratmi. I leuialiori m
ctrtain Coirorallens,' tm! t'ie sui pl. tiiet.t tii. ie
to lor tbe charter ol an Intended .'t urat , m t,.
beetlled The Elnst,ur' Bui.'.lm , Lo. n ...
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