EnENSTll-RO, CAMBRIA CO., PA. raw day. I.04 A1. AXO PERSONAL. Ml -- ' s- li"N"nii:-l' N vNitinir fi i.'inl In We-t Yii'.'iiiia. jl,v Marsr.m-t 1I.-i.ry. of tl.i- .1mi lias removal t Iliui1.1'. i 1; 1 v is ti.iikii.ir improvi I. " mets to lii- M .Miitain II' "' D. C Sullivan ),as Imtii ;ipi'inloi 1H ot- master mil Mr lv (.v town. :in;ri.i. ,.t.t l:iiriih" iii-i'- oT AVilinore. limisly ill f"r S..MH- tiiin". has been David Tn r. i.i f AslivilU; oldest Inliabitanls m town on .mo.iu.... Joi,I. A. Wani. r. of Cn.-st township, upentu f' w lioiir- in town on Muii.lay. Beni;inl D-lan.-y. of Uallii.in town ahlp. wau visitor to our ollire on Frldiiy. Mr. William (Jannan. of tlii i l iro. is crertlii' a u.-w lions Lis lot on Sampli- street. Mi Minnie Stouuli. of tliisplar.-. i in Easton t li i - week represent in:: I .ulii'S Aid Soii.tv. Mr-. Kll.ti Williams. ,f ( ai rolltow n. Hpi-ntliroupl.-of ilays in Eli. nstini i? this week vl-itinu' frii-mN. TIi' South Fork fmirirr is out In u new dn-s ami looks as pn-tly as a yoiiiii? nlM villi a new Iionni'l. T. y were Cre"" i ii'Volv.'is ami ten dollars in nion tnkeii from tin- freiulit house at , on Sunday niirht. On tax r i low: Monday niirht eoiinril fixed t In for Kliei.slmrir. iMirouah as fol r..nouh, j mills: sx-clal. 2 mills. Liu'lii Miii-; strni-U tin- eleettir wires in thi plan- on Suml-.iv niirlit. hut as far as we ran Irani, no matrrial damatrr was done. Mr. K. It. ("n-ssw rll. of this placr. mov ed hl family to Slrinig-town on Thursday Of last week ulii'li' thry w ill sprnd the summer. Tin- Dirn-tors of thr Cambria , Clear field r:iilnviil pasn ovrr if on Friday last from Kaylors to ITastinir on a tour of In spoetloii. Ollirrv I.etVr. of .larkson township, dropprd drad from In-art disease at liis home on Saiurd.iy last. Ilr w as uliout 70 Tears of nsv. Rev. T. R. .lon. s. formerly pa-ioT of chitfc-li. in this plarr nf Wirulliain. Ohio, thr Ciiiiirrrirational i in town vi-ltiiitf Ms old fi if ml-. Rli-Lrud I. aunt, and old and trusted ngltiei r on thr Pennsylvania railroad, flled at his LnTiir in Johnstown on Thurs day, a '-'''1 almut ."Ji years. Tliiaml). Douirhrrty. an unrlrof thr Wife Of ltni i'ss Yoiinif. of tliisplacr. was one ot thr v ii-tims if thr Oil City ll.-ustrr. Mr. Doir-rhrrt y w as Imrnrd up. Mr. F. W. Iiims. nf this plare. who Is along; -w n h thr engineer rurps surveying B tht liriirhtioihuod. nave his ktlrr a sr "Vre cut w ith an a on Tuesday. A iiciiie Tor 'lie licnetit of St. Itar tholomews faiTinlie church at Wilmore. "Will be, held iti ihr Fourth of .Inly, at the Old ramp ineetinir trrotiud near that plan. Col. .lohi.M. r.owtnan. of Everett. Pa., an old-time resident of Johnstown, where lie was pn.rTielor f the Tritium- for a Dumber of years, w as in town on Saturday. Our neighbor the Mmuitiiiiurr is away Off when he intimates that tin- Court IIou.s ami J ul (milt in IMO "are w ithin the memory of all who urr '.n year of ago." William V.. Humphries and Miss Cas 8ie. Davi-. lmlh of Klieushiirsr. were mar ried at the ii-siili nce of the brides father. Mr. Thomas .1. Iavis. on Wnlnesday. June 8th. l,y Key. ISmvnian. of this place. On Monday evenlni; Cuiirt -crier II. J. Crouae, I.rmncrat. was uivrn thr trrand bounce and K. .1. Iluniphreys. Ilrpuhllcan. was appointrd rrirrin his stead. The Ite Pllbllcans ate irettillff lluil ll to husiness In this county. The Not ma I hoys have orcanied a football tram and are ready to receive challenurs fmm any trams in the county, Obtftldr of .Intiiistown. ( halleniies .should be sent to the Secretary. V. (J. (illlln, EbenshniL'. t-n. Han. .la mes .1. Thomas, of Curt till town ship, arcotiiTmnied by his wife Is In Greem a-tlr. fa., this wrrk. Mr. Thomas Is a mrrnhrr of the State Hoard of Aurl-cultur-. and the Moan! lias u meetini; at that J'la. this w eek. Shortly afi-t noon onThuisday a Hash of llghtiiiiitr look a spin on one of the Wire rliteriiiifliii; the Store of Messrs. J. R. LB ).-,t o.. of this place, hut lieyond burnh..- the wire in two and black Inn it portion of the ccilinn, no damage whs done.' Heiny I.etitHtK. of Johnstown, a (ier nian it ir, I almut forty jumped off the Railroad -treet bridge into the Cono mangl. on Tuesdnv niifht with tlie inten tlon of i i.mniittinif .suK-idr. He was res coed bowex n, and taken to the xili c sta tion., On Tu. -.lav .lohn Simley an Italian, was bminrht t.. from Siinimerhill. Charfed with stahhWiK John Iitijj, Ix-tter known as Yohainias" T,oi.ir. of that place. OB Monday evetiinir. I.oiur is In a critical Condition and it is hardly possjhi,. fr bim to recover. t-t week II. A. Shoemaker Rs.,., tiroprletiu .,f the MU-h.uik foundry, sold "Prothonatory I-.irUya finr new huejiy of the Waterli make. Th.-r buiriries'can 0t be excelled and those U need of a new bU(t?y w ill li nd just what they want hy aKlnp on Mr. shoemaker. A communication received from a I.or-Moeorr.-iiKmilriit relative to the fame of ball playeil, I.orrtto last week, says "that but live players from F.lx-nsbiirs took pkrt. three on one s,(. ,U1 two on the Otb.r and that three Innings were played when the frame broke up. . Am.nvr the curiosities in the Sheriff' s Office descritM-d ,v ,(, Mountiiinar this week 1- "a hirer brass water-cock with Which Mi, Moore struck Sheriff lionar ker. As Mike Miirr never '-struck Sher iff Cooack. r" with a brass water-crick or anything else, our n. iKhhor had Iietter take another rness. OsViiliMayafHTmmiif last week llffhtnlni: stn.ck nine bnildinss In Callltxiii ndTuimelhill. hut in no install -e doing If Tit amount of damnee. The hous., occupied hy Mrs. Kd. Dougherty, formerly Of this plm i . w as among the iinmber. as WO also t!i livery stable of Andrew Hlle an, a former resident of Eliensburjr. t7llliam f. eighty, an old and respected resUjat .,f Khenshurg. died on Monday, June 6th. is.r;, ;,,., u)j)1 7(, V(..irs ,Jf. N snrvWed l,y 1,1s ife and eight children, namely: (;..ortre. Willie. Minerva and Mav. who reside at home: Millard and John, of Iow; Mrs. (jert rude Root, of AltiM.na.and 1-rt. Finkhiner. of Michigan. Mrs. Isaac k, was also a daughter. 3'"'-v ,rylnjr 'l'" case of -;eneral feder I Mil'.n. f,,r the murder of William """"l," r 1,1 Somerset county, on Kri.lay tnornlnz aft. r l-ii,K t all night returned Traici oi guilty ,,f m,,er in the jk-- i a. gree. i n the , :i f so Hoiwrt - V, who was placed on ,rai fr (.om P- J in the in urrier.'t lie prisoner w ith the of the District Attorney plead ' niaiisiaiighier. Til Ve? Iru senu iiced. I'l'l-Oiiers We are in receipt of a communication from Chest Springs, describing the series held at that place and St. Augustine on Memorial day, but the election table, court jirorccdines and the Spansrler boom have crow ded it out after having it set up in type. Mrs. Mary Williams, the oldest resi lient of Ebensliurg. died at her home in this place on Saturday. June .1th. in the sTth year of her aire. The deceased was the wifeof the late John Williams. Esq.. who died in this place, in 1S77. and was an aunt of Messrs. C. T. Huberts. R. R. Davis. Mrs. II. I. Moyd and Miss Sill Jones, of of this pfare. Her remains were interred in Llovd's cemetery on Tnesdav. On Tuesday evening while Mr. Daniel Carney, of Cambria township, was driving home from w here be had been working on the township road leading from Elieiishnra to Elig's mill, his son Willie, aued alxint 1') years, was jolted off and the hind wheel of the wagon passed over his breast. It was at first thought that the was fa tally injured, but the little fellow rallied and the doctor in attendance thinks there is evry prosprt for bis recoverv. There were several heavy planks on the wagon intended f ir repairing a bridge and several men. lint the lioy rell ,tr so close to the wheel that It was1 lmwssible to stop until be was run over. The wife of one of our suhsrrihers writes giving us "Hail Columbia" for put ting her name in the cases for court pub lished last week, when as she says the case was settled. As no case Is '"settled" after it is returned to court until leave of court is given after court Is rall.Hl. the case was not -.settled" until Monday, and we bad no mens of know Ing of the settlement un 1 i I the District Attorney, on leave of court given, marked the case settled. We pub lished the ease as It apearcd on the record w ith all the others, and if there was any wrong done It must In- attributed to mannerthe laws of tins Coninionw. have provided for doing business in courts. II. C. Reed, of near Strongstown. the alth our In- diana county, reached this place on Tues day evening with two horses w hich he bad charge of, intending to take them to some place in Huntingdon county. Licensed hotels are unknown in Indiana county, and Mr. Reed bad lieen accustomed to get ting his liquor with bis friends in small quantites. staying by It until the supply was exhausted and thus getting bis share. He Invested in two half pint ixittles. filled with "bug juice" carefully balanced tbem one in each side pckt and then proceeded to fill up. On Wednesday morning be was full to the brim and with his two half v'mts untouched started on his way. He fell off twitt before he bad gotten three squares hut was heled on again and uhfii last seen was headed toward Strongstown. the place of iM'gintiing. and will likclv taken fresh start at some future time. Canrl Prufrrdlac. Court met on Monday with .Itrdgi Dar- ker on the lieuch. W. C. Shields, of Ebensbiirg. was appoint ed foreman of the grand Jury. The following cases were disposed of: Conunonweiiltb vs. Mrs. Ellen Hoover, surety of tbe-ace. Defendant dlschargrd mill Itrldact Donrain, prosecutrix, sen tenced 1 pay the costs. Commonwealth vs. Murray I'eden. de sertion. Defendant SeiiteiYced to pay the prosecutrix the sum of six dollars per week. Commonwealth vs. Harvey Hess, forni cation and tiastardy. Defendant plead guilty. The usual sent.twe was Imposed. The ase of William I.loyd vs. Henry Dutilnp. on next wi-ek's list, was contin ued. The case of Rothschild Uros vs. Michael Carroll was settled, us was also that of H. S. truer vs. .1. S. Mracken. Commonwealth vs. Vatrick Kelly, larce ny by bailee. Jury find defendant not guilty. Commonwealth vs. John II. Roherts, selling liquor without license and on Sun day. Defendant plend guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of ?Kt and go to jail three, mouths !n one ease, ami a tine of Mi, costs, and one mouth In jail In the other case. Commonwealth vs. John W. Wartul. malicious mischief, assault and battery, nod surety of the oeace. Defend plead guilty. In the first vase lie was fined costs, and given thirty days in jail: in the second fifteen days In Jail, and in third be was required to enter into recognizance in the sum of 1 to keep the peace. Commonwealth vs. W. J. Fulmer. forni cation and bastardy. Emma Smith, prose cutrix.. Defendant plead guilty and the usual sentence was Imposed. Commonwealth vs. teorge Derringer and William Mowers, larceny, tirand jury ig nored the bid. Commonwealth vs. Charles Swank, cru elty to animals. Jury found defendant not guilty and the county pay the costs. Commonwealth vs. William Millig. de frauding a Iioardlng-house keeper. De fendant plead guilty. The court t.xik into consideration the fact that the defendant had already lieen In Jail some time and fined bim and costs. Commonwealth vs. John Itentley, larce ny bv bailee. Jury acouitted the defend ant. Commonwealth v. Charles Hshan, as sault and batterv. Jury find defendant guilty. Common wea' 'i vs. William Allenbaugh larceny. Crand Jury Ignored the bill. Commonwealth vs. John Kdmiston, ma licious mischief. Jury found defendant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of fr, costs. and go to Jail for 10 days. Commonwealth!vs. Charles Mohan, as sault and battery. Jury find defendant guilty. Court Imposed a sentence of V fine nd tblrtv da-s Imprisonment, and in a previous case a fine of S and three months Imprisonment. Kherlfla'a Nalea. Sheriff Shumaker sold the following proiK-rties at sheriff's sale on Monday: The Interest of R. It. Kenny in a '.ot of land in Washington township; sold to Mrs. R. It. Kenny for fX The Interest of Margaret (lallaher in a parcel of land In White tow nship; sold to Ellis Evans for .V). The Interest of Silas Reese and Phelm Hughes in a lot of ground In I'ortago bor ough: sold to i. lain tiff Ellen Holland for .vin. The Interest of James E. Laverty in the individual one-seventh of a parcel of land in Susquehanna township; sold to plaintiffs Shoemaker and Dufton for The interest of Albert Boslet In apiece of laud in Carroll township; sold to M. D. Kittell for eion. The sale of the Interest of George W. Oettys In a piece of land in Stonyereek township was adjourned from last Satur- dav t Johnstown until Monday. It was disposed of to D. M. Cauffield for fSO. Obituary. N'AGLE. Died at her home in Altoona on Thursday. June 2nd le, Mrs. Matilda Nagle, aged 27 years. Deceased w as the duuirlitcr of Peter and Barbara Stoltz, of Carroll township, this connty. at which place Mrs. Nagle was born tin the 7th of June, lrxy.. In September. 1S.HG, she was married to Henry Nagle, who with four children survives her. Beside her family and parents she Is sur vived by five sisters Mrs. Theresa Sheriff, of Altoona; Mrs. Minnie Aufdemhaus, and Miss Mary Stoltz, of Braddock; Mrs. Maggie James, of Jeannette,, and Miss F'oia Stoltz. of Carroll township, and threw brothers Joseph and Valentine Stoltz of Carroll township and JVtcr Stoltz, of Altoona. nTPTPTHT of the Democratic ward, ward. ward ward ward ward ward ward loth ward 1 1th w ard 12th w ard 13th wanl 14tli ward 1.1th w ard bit h w ard 17th ward Eillv .orctto ower Washington tow n- Lower Yodcr township... Morrellville. 1st ward.. . " 2nd ward.... 3rd ward Minister township 1 'or t a ire liorouch I'ortage township.. Keade township. No. 1 No. 2 Richland township South Fork Stonycreck township Siinimerhill township Siisci tied u una tow nship Tiiiinelhill l'p'r Yoder tow nship I'juier Washington township.. hite tow uship Wilmore West Taylor township Total LlKliliiInK on the Kampscc. j f)n Thursday night of last week light- ning struck the stableof Mr. O. O. Philips. on Julian street, this place, but with the j exception of knocking a few shingles off the roof did but iittle damage. The new barn of Mr. Devi Weaver, on the Scalp Eevel road. alout a mile and a half beyond Oeistown, was struck by lightning on Thu.isday night of last week alKiut eleven o'clock and totally destroyed. together with a lot of new harness, top buggy, hay, etc. Mr. Weaver succeed ed in getting his stock out, although be and the last animrl getting out were con siderably scorched by the beat. The loss has not yet lieen learned. It is understood there w as an insurance of .vr on the bai n. The house of Mr. Frank Ourley. in the West ward of Rlietisburg. near the station. in the occupancy oT Kev. K. r. Mauley, pastor of the Christian Church in this place, was struck by lightning on Sun day night. The lightning struck tin" comb of the roof, run down along a rafter, ton? off the siM.iiting and then down the back kitchen where it followed the door jkisI. tore four holes in a wire door screen and shattered the post. The family were bad ly frightened but luckily escaped Injnry. On Sunday i.iirht lightning struck a fence stake on t lie farm of Elijah Marsh. one mile Kast ot r.iM'iisiuirg. aim running down the stake killed one sheep and four lambs out of a flock of forty that were ly ing near the fence. A (JanK of 'nnlrWIr. Detective Robinson, of the Pittsburg force, and M. M. Mulhall. of the I lilted States secret service took .1. II. cringle, Conrad Myer and .lohn Harnett to Pitts burg on Saturday evening and placed them in jail for a hearing on the charge of coun terfeiting. They are all from Siinimerhill. Darnett. who is well know to the secret service oflicials. Is a famous counterfeiter. They are supiios.-d to be a part of the gang which have Ikvii flooding the 'mountain towns with spurious coins. They con fessed to making and circulating 13 silver dollars from antimony, block tin and glass. The breaking tip of the gang was brought alx.ul thn.tighthe Pittsburg police depart ment. TVt.-ctive Robinson had l-en de tailed oy Inspector McKelvey to work up a case of robbery at Sumnierhill. In do ing so be g'.t into the confidence of the parties when he found be had fallen in with counterfeiters. He sent word to D tectiveMuIball. of the s-cret. service, win. communicated with him at once. In the meantime Pringle proosed a safe robU-ry. when RobiHSon said he had a pal in Pitts burg who was an exjMTt in this line. Mul hall answerd this summons and joined the gang. On h rlday nlzlil tne arn-sts were made with the result stated. Sfarrlaare Lleenaea. The following marriage licenses were is sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court for the week ending W"dnesday, June K. lSirj; Henry Vierlng and Mrs. Eliza Roos. Johnstown. Carl A. Griffith. Johnstown, ami Clara Emma Griffith, Stonycreck township. Albert T. Scott. Rutler county. Pa., and Jean C. Taylor. Conemaugli. E. A. Lewis and Cora Oaks, Moxham. William A. Crouse. Altoona, Pa.. Franio Fei'ght, Clearfield township. Alvin I). Hoffman and Matilda E. Clark, Adams township. Joshua C. Duncan and Agnes May Mur- dock, Johnstown." John Mowery and Ellen Mardon, Johns town. John Drass and Celia Hips. Chest town ship. Henry J. Mycis and Sarah M. Ash- bridge, Johnstown. William R. Humphreys and Cassie A. Davis, Ebensbiirg. William Spangy and Sue Miller, Johns town. George Cox and Emma Rodger?, Ash ville. Michael Cowan. Ixiwer Voder, and Susan Vockerod, Johnstown. NprluK ltr. The gradual owning of the budding trees and the shooting upwards of the blades of grass are signs of the advent of spring. The farmer is already at work stimulating the growth 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 grip' and cold, and the only tonic Is pure whiskey. Max Klein, of Allegheny, Pa., has the endorsement of eminent physicians, certifying to the pur ity of his famous Silver Age and Du .inesue Rye Whiskies. Sold everywhere at tl.i and $1.2i kt full quart. Six-year-old Pciuia. Rye Whiskies, absolutely pure, at fl.OU jht quart or six quarts for 5.(. Send for catalogue and price list of all kinds of liquors to Max Klein. S2 Federal street, Allegheny. Pa. For sale, by J. Jt A. E. Bender, Elicns burg, Pa. Adams township i , r .v.; :,T !; lit.... t d, .,. i Allegheny townshii : j .IP s. ir.j .1 r.7; Mi ;" Ashville.- :t:i 1 31 .... 27 27 Xt. -"'I ;. Man township .Vl' .V.'; H i, ''. 47 , Mlacklick township H : 1". ....... Ml.. ..I lo lo l' Cambria township ; 20. ; 2Uj l.l 1 ". 1 1! - ' ' I r. Carrolltowii ; 1 lo ' V 71' : x; 17. s.i U, '" , '' . ' Carroll township l.V. l.-.l! X. VI W II I -IT i IV., U-J j". Chest township ; :w, j :u :j 7i i.... .17 .t. ? !; -"7 Clearlield township 77: tin HO, :i X II fCt .-! ; Conemaugli township ; 12 2 li 1 lo lj lo Mj i, 'z Croyle township UK ST. si Hi 17 ....Ilia liO 1'C, ! Dale 1 :, 37 K 23 ! -. 3 -V. 1 ' Dean township i 1C i:t :i lj 13 I l". 1" V.' V! J. East Coiiernaugii 1 C7 mi 14i 4 .W 1; r-,, r,7 - East Tavlor township 14 1 1 3i l-V I-' l-'i 1 l V EU-nsburg, East ward ' 21' M 13, :! 11 3 l'.t Ul '. Westward 73 .11 4.V 11 3 3J 61 1 r -4 o Elder township 1 42 i ' 13 .ij l 3 31. ! -I $ Franklin 4o, ! 7 l.M 27 27 1, X 4o -"! - (Jallltzin Ix.rough 17.1 117 .13, 3!1U4 .v.; lis I70. 1. , l1-4. ;allit.iu township Ill ' l'.'....l 1 1" l-', l; ''Ij-'iV Hastings ... ! so I Wt 32 ' 3 41. .1 7.i Hf " , Jackson township 1 17 , 14, .. 4 13.... 2U. 20, "r, " Johnstown, 1st ward 41 : 23! 33, 14 24 31 V. 4.. ! 3 ; 1. 2nd ward ! -'7 17 s 21 K 17 M 20 3 j Jj -. 3rd ward j 40 31. '., 24, 2. 24 2i lO: 44 4 .4 411. ward I 31 1o 21 21 7 12 20 32 1 23 , .Mb ward 74 .. .V.! 71, 20 ti Th 27 1 . ..tl, ward '..; si- 2.1 sl( 7.1 17 31 j 70( .j !1 ' 7th ward UV . 2t .V. . t in, 7, . ! ' s I 34!Si .171 21 iS HT71. 1111 llr.' 1 1X1 -.lTs; XII.. A T. "RETU Primary Election Held Saturday, 3472 SP ANGLER COMING COAL TOWN OF WESTERN PA. K LEV EX lilt) COAL COMI'.-UKIES, WITH J..V.((r.oi CAl'tTAL, COA -CEXTHATE THE Hi lll'XlXESS AT SI'AXULEIt. EMPLOYMENT FOR 2,000 IN THE NEAR FUTURE I TlllIlTY TllnUSAXIt ACHES OF THE FIX EST COAL LAXI IX THE STATE TO It E OI' EX ED VI' AT ttXCE. 82,000,000.00 Expended on Kallroads to netrlop tne New Field. the Male ot Lata. UK'ATII.X. The town of Spangler is a new enterprise started iu Susquehanna township, Cam bria county, on the headwaters of the Sus quehanna, live miles from Hastings on the Cambria and Clearlield Railroad. fe ing hiiilt from Cresson to Spangler and to 1m- oiHTat.il by the P. R. R. It is a regu- iar ne,-worK oi roa.is .ntemie, to reacn an , thecal fields of Northern Cambria conn-. ty, among which Spangler will be the 1 largest and most iuiiM.rtaut. It is at th. u t the foot of a grade where the trains will lie made up. It is surr.iuud.il by a most x cellenl farm country. Cl.AI. (IIUI'AMIS. The fallowing coal companies an inter ested in the development of this region and have invested their capital in the coal lands at Spanzl.-r. Rlubak.-r Coal Company, capital.' num.. with General James A. Heaver as Presi dent, and Roliert II. Coleman, of Iehaiiou. General Hastings and Colonel Spangler of Rellcfonte as stockholders. This company owns six ut 12,() acres. Sterling Coal Company, with a capital of ?2l0.i), with General Hastings as pn-s-ident ind Philadeiphiaand New Yrk gen tlemen as stockholders. This company has a very large trade in the east and large mines at Hastings owning .ViO cars of their own. Cambria Coal Company, with Colonel Campbell, of Altoona; David Williams, Itrinton Rolierts, and other gentlemen from Philadelphia, a stock hobi-rs. have made a large purchase within one mile of Spangler and have commenced ojierations. The same gentlemen are operating mines at Glen Campbell and Philipsburg. The alnut Run Coal Company is a new company with a capital of f2.o., hav ing such well-known business men as Hon. E, A. Rigler. Senator Betts, W. D. Bigl.-r and J. F. Weaver, from Clearfield, as its principal stock holders. This company controls nearly four thousand acres nf most valuable coal lands. i-amnirth, r?vcott A- Co. have started an operation wiinin a nail mileot the new town on lands of the Blnbaker Coal Com pany, and expect to ship a large nmwunt of coal on the new road. This firm is largely interest.-d in mines near Portage and ha a most excellent and valuable trade. The Broad Top and Cambria Coal Com pany will commence operations at once near Spangler, and will do a big business. It contains some of the best and brightest men In the State. i ne i armin on i ompany has made a start right in the town, and will be ready to ship as soon as the new road is com pleted. Barnes .v Company, of Philipsburg, w ill have a splendid operation at Spangler, with every indication of a big out-put. I his is a well-established coal firm, and has large interests at Philipsburg. Other parties are mining in this busy section, and the prospects for a large out p:it and big tonnage are unmistakahln. As these various interests centre at Spang ler, mere is no doubt that this next to Johnstown, make the biggest and most ac tive settlement in Cambria county. MINKKA KMTlA.VKl.. When the operations are fuilv developed there will be employment furnished to at least ?. miners In a very short time. This means other labor in and about the mines of an addititional I, tut men. Thi will bring a imputation of many thousands t- i A-n.t.'i 1? A li i lio. D. A. 1'. H. D : ; , 1 v : j : . : : : ; : I 2.1 21 lo! in lit. .1 111 7; 2. -! l.o : r,i.' y,1 .v. Ill Hr.'l &3; 1.U1 ill. 124 2.1 1 !'1; '- ! 2i! 123. 122 '-'l X'; 4.1 i 24 7 3.l! 12! .t; 31 ". 4.": 43 .T.i . 1.1. Ill l 47 si S..; rjl HI ; 72' ! .11 .1, :' 21 41. .131 7 -.li C.l; JR. 1 12 hfj .1 .j 24 73 S4' Ki 7 Kr: ..; 23 lttli '.. .17, .V. 44 IWP Hr.; .1 114' 1" ". 27 1 ltl' ' . US. 1.7 lil' K. iss 17tii V1i HO ,. 3 :wl 21.; 2lti : 23 S.1' MT.j 72 8 1 11 : 44 j 20 4s 27' .ti .v..; 41 ii sltl I. 1 -M' III J - 1 . .12 ' 1. 23 4i 37 .12- o .ill l , 41) lo 31. ! .1 17 11. 17 !".! IX- 31., 3l, 23. , is 1 3 7 ic n 13- n isl is in 1 2 20 10: r. 12 12 i' ; 20! 12 .li: 4H I 31. 2 li 2, 41. .li! .11 23 2.1 21.; 41 24 '. 2.1. l.l! 13 2?, 21. 7! 22 34 27 1 12 11 Hi l! 33 34 31 7 21. Ill lo 20 lo ! lo 10 1. 10 j 2i 20 2 .1 2.1 24 3 2i 2i 2, .1 1. 2.1 .1 '. 211 2 2 2i 21.1 2S f. 3 27 13 14' 7 20 V 22: 27 2fi 21 fi 12 S S .... 2! 12 7 .11 12 12! 11 .... r.' is 4 1 11. 1 21 22 22 1 Hi.... 3sj :ts 24 M ". t 34 3s 3s .Hi r; 1 .v.j 4i i' fi 4.11 11 .m "'; 3i. 17 31' 21.1 7 2 4 7 23 11 2. 31 31 31; ' 72 lil Hi 13 .11; 17 M 73 73 :i 24 11; 11 a 3 ....! 10 11 ID i 1 32 ! 20 13 3 27 33 33 . 32 '- 22 nj 1 ' ! 1 . . June 4, 1892. Sur. f C till! tlilltn till I. .11.; Joseph HoJIUe. 3lt A. D.nisiheitv. 411 M. ... i- il-li. p.l A. II. Dongenrckrr. JO; Wiliiani J. Tirmev. 1. P. J. Dietn-h. Moj.lanu s Mellon. l.;.M. L.. j.ra;-,-. .lol.n (liii. J. A. Wharton. H. 1 Freidhoff. J. W. t olliert. no; P. F. Lewis. 3" M. F. Hemmerle. I''1 John Caw ley. 7 Thomas T. Sheridan. 13 .lames M. Clark. 22 . 1. M. Denny. "4jH. A. Englehait. 41 ! A. Weaklell. Cliarles MH lough. b'1, Frank MeTiKue. . is, P. A. SvU-rt. 70' J. A. Piatt. li!. 1. W. Smouse. 47jJohn Hitnnan. 31, David Kirbv. 44'.lohii T. Martin. 32Conrad SN-nger. 7S S. W. Allen. bil.. Sch.K-k. lt1 Henry ;o!d. 271 John " HiN-hstein. '52 Fred. Doerb-k. ,24:.lolin u i tin. 4.1 Samuel Ferguson. '..1 I.. Kellv. 1 James Reynolds, 'oi. W. T. Murray. Jl3 P. Hammil. b". John Hays. S7 T. If. Carnev. 5.1 Frank Mradlcr. 27 P. IC. Lacy. 24 Adam Mvers. il'tlward 1-1 Schnell. Ho .1. S. Iloati. IS Walter Strayer. 20 Francis !--key. 4S p. J. Sanders. 25 I. MHiough. 31 John Itel. 10 Daniel Ktihn. 2i Ji.lin Rick.-tts. 21 Hiram Orris. 27, Jacob Watterson. 12; Moses Feathers. 21 P.. C. J. MctJuire. rvs. J. A. Itean-r. .Hi C. Mclliigb. 31 Wm. I.antzy. 7o M. A. uartz. li: Jas. F. Davis. 32. P. F. Kirby. 14 James Eckels. 24U2I IcVi1 a47T or Spangler, which will have to lie fl. Iwthed. sheltered, etc. W A TV. It. j Th. re is niost excellent water along the I new town, w hich will lie conducted in iron pies throughout the town by the Spang ler Water Company. There Is no purer water in the state. THK OI TI.OOK. For business of all kinds such as holels, stores, shops, bukrrs. butchers, tailors, mechanics, workmen, etc.. there is no Iiet ter outlook anyw hero. So far as Is known none of these companies intend to own or control, directly or indirec tly, company stores. Hence this kind of trade will then U? opened for comjietition. The well knowu Sterling Coal Co. now employ ing fino minors at Hastings, will have three large oeratioiis at S angler, and will em ploy the largest number of miners. This concer:i has never owned or controlled a company store. The miners at Hastings In the employment of that company are paid cash every two weeks, and no money Is stopped in the office for any purtse whatever. This is the U-st guarantee of what the Kilicy will lie at the new town. We strongly recommend all parties wish ing to seek a g.KKl investment to examine the new enterprise and the opportunities there offered. The sale of lots will begin on Tuesday. Tune 14. with uvory prosect of a great rush. harlea Ttaamaa Orowned. On Saturday morning atxmt half past ten o'l-hwk some Inmls-rmen were gettins off a splash an the dam of Mr. Jacob Thomas, on the Chest cTeck Ix-twinm Chest and Elder townships. Two sons of Mr. Thomas, i Theodore and Charles, lxith yonng men. the former twenty-two and the latter twenty years of age were raising tin. lllieo ul.nii tl.i.t t.tl. f,.1l in Tfktt, , hrothrs ffraSjMsl :, iat was ,,.,, t,, ,if,IK. iat asistan(.0 )d , . . , f . . . .... . - mere some unit wood came nnating tnrough the swift running water and striking Charles, broke his hold and car ried him through the gate down the creek. Theodore succeeding in getting out. Charl.- w as s'n after going through the I gate and the men ran down along the crek in the lioe that they could rescue him but he soon disapiM-arcd. The search was kept up for several hours and about one o'clock, ThKlore who had joined In the search found the lodv of his brother in a isj-p hide near the bridge, not far from his father's house. His remains were interred in the cemetery at St. Boniface on Mon day. -Miss Sarah Catharine O'Hara. daugh ter of Mr. William O'Hara. of Munster township, died suddenly at the house of her brother TerrcnceO'Harra. in the same township, on W.sdnesday of last w eek aged alw.ut V. yeais. Her brother who runs a dairy had gone to Cresson and left her at home. On his return he discovered his sister near the lions.' dead. She had evi dently started for a bucket of coal and while on her way to the coal house was seized with heart disease. Her remains were interred at Lorcttoon Friday. lHarrllaareas Notice. IJBKNSBUK( MAKHI.E AND 'JKANITK J Works, as sketched by a special reporter r the Johnstown Haiy Herald. Reliable dealers and fine goods. -During a recent firing trio to Ebensburg the writer this article visited the Marble and Oranite Works of Jas. Wilkinson tt Son. which were tounded in 1RS0. The senior member of this progressive firm has had an experience of thirty five years, and his son and partner Is also a skilled worker. The class of work they priduce is ol the highest class and style. From four to five hands are employed and the very finest mon uments In the county seat are specimens of their skill. Shipments are made througa thU and to adjoining counties. "All kinds ot cemetery work la executed and a tine line ol Iron Halting is handled and so'd. Ibe stoca or work kept on hand (received by tne car-load) is very extensive and many very fine monuments are exhibited, two especially being executed In the rustle style and In imitation ol brickwork, with a finely executed cross on the top. Among the many fine monuments erected by this firm is an eight ton fltfteen-feet-blgh monument for Sheriff (intflth. monument lor Father Christy (sixteen feet high), also monu ment tor Jacob Klblcr and daughter of John Orlftlth. Hoth gentlemen give personal atten tion to business as well as executing the finest work. I ft all the time they have been in business they have adhered strictly to the maxim all goods just as represented and prions as low as the same class ot wotk can be bought elsewhere. We have no hesitancy in recommending Messrs. Wilkin son a Sou to'our readers a reliable business men. f rtwresslve and trustworthy. Visit tbelr eatab ifhment before ordering elsewhere." t3fjrspecial attention Mld to setting work. 1 The Ebensbnrg Building a. Ian Associa tion will have fci.ooo to sell oa the 4th Monday of June, 18z. at their office in Council Chamber, Ebensburg. Ha. LKSTEK LAKIMEK. June 10, lhM.3t. Secretary. TTOK SALE the I o ret to House, Loretto, I 'a A Terms easy. Kor nartlculars. add re MKS. LL B.M1KINALU, Loretto, Pa. March 11. lftKt. lir ANTED ! Furs ol all kinds, lor which th II highest market prices will be paid. Bring them In. tl. L. IKKHtKICKS. ort 30 Lbensbarg. Pa. CAK LtlAIiol Barb W ire cheap at VHilton L v boa's. A BEAUTIFUL U tAJ s 1 ' I y w a v a. v - 1 . vr n 1 'Jf- 'S'T- f-i We have exhibited in our store window a Handsome lied-room Suit, and every cu.stonicr buying One Dollar's worth of goods at our store is entitled to a guess on the number of Beans contained in the jar. You can have as many guesses as you buj Owe Dollar s worth of goods. On July Gth, at 12 o'clock, the jar will be opened and the beans counted in the presence of 3 responsible citizens of Gal lilzin. The party guessing the largest number, or nearest to it, will receive the Bed-room Suit. S I .11 O .V ' ,v Ciraii Success of tk Season is their Increases Sate of Gioceries. It shows for itself the amount ol g.tods they send out daily. ur wauons are always iroina In all directions of the county. Our go. wis are sold lower. We never count on large profits. Ourinotio: ,H It K Ml.r AMI We will this week ouote a few prices in our mammoth lir.x-ery Department, as prices with Granulated Sugar A Eight ' Arbnckle Coffee I. von " King Dee For FEOt'II ami FEED come to us Corn 1.2(1 Mr sack to ?1.4o. Our Carpet filled with beautiful Patterns and all the an LIT vara, t i.HKl WikiI I HI h i irom .i.e. u d. C.hmI ih.I I We show the largest and most select line ol CURTAINS! VISIT OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT WHEN AT Oct STORE-IT IS FILLED WITH BARGAINS. SIMON'S UNLIMITED BARGAINS Offered this month in Dry (ioods, Eadi.-s Hosiery, I'nderwear, Lace Oiinps and Embroideries. We have an Immense l.at.rst Novelties in Oxford Dongola Oxfords. Tipped or Eangtrv Ties. Si 24. Ladies' Misses" Patent Tip, Spring ing the Eadies" Ladies' To TH E S LDI ERS: Don't forget us when vou or your bnv are in want of a Suit of cure a Fine Indigo Dine Slaters Flannel Suit, We still lead the styles in (rf'iits Neckwear, ways see something new. Remember, w lieu in iisj-d of goods, that the always find at t"AII Fares Paid by Purchasing SIO-OO or Over! B. U JOHXSTOS. M. J. BUCK. Established 1872. A. W.blCK. Johnston, Buck & Co.7 IJANKLIItS, EBENSBURG. - TEXX'A. A. W. BICK, f'aabler. tTA BLIfiH BD'l S88. Carrolltown Bank, OAKKOIXTOWN. PA. T. A. MHARB4I U11, Cabler. General Banting Business Transactcfl. The follow inn re th principal feature! ol general boing badness : DEPOSITS Kecelred payable on demand, and Interest bear lng certificate issued to time depositors. LOAXS Extended to customers on larormhle terms and approved paper discounted at all time. COLLF.CTIO.8 Made In the locality and upon all the banking towns In the United States. Chances moderate. DRAFT lanned negotiable in all parts nf the United Slate, and foreign exchange issued on ill parts of turofe. AceorKTs Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, to whom reasonable accomodation will be extended. fatrons are assured that ail transactions shall be held as strictly private and onbdentlal, and that ther will be treated as liberally as good banking rules will persit. Respectfully, JOHXMTOS. BCCK 4t CO. O. A. LANGBEIN, Manufacturer of aud Iealer In ALL KINDS of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES. WHIPS, COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS Kobe, lly Nets, Curry Combs, etc nairina- Neatlv and Promptly done etc.. All Re work guaranteed to give satisiaction. Hiding Bridles, from "P- Teaui Bridles, from l- "P- Iap Husters, irom Machine-made Harness. Irom .' up. Hand-made Harness, Irom (10.0U up. ?Call and examine my stock belore pur chasing elsewhere. I guarantee to sell as cheap as the cheapest. r-Shop Barker s'Kow oa Centre street, apriwtf LILLY BANKING : CO., LILLY, PA., JJiO. B. Hl'LtEN, CASHIER. GENERAL IlANKIXfS ItUSIXESS TRANSACTED. FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSUR ANCE. ALL THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP LINES REI'KKJsENTEIi IIY US. Acwtrnts of mercliamts, farmers and oth ers famestly soliciUHl, assurinirour patrons that all business entrusted to ns will r Cflvo prompt and careful attention, and Im hld strictly connaiMitiai. lUMimien win be treated as liberally as good banking rules will tK-rmlt. LILLY RANKING CO., feb.V. Lilly. IVnua NOTICE. The annual meeting ol stockholders for elec tion of IMrectora ol the Cresson st Clearlield Cfal at Coke Company will be held at the office ol the Company at Frugality, fa., on Wedaesday, Jnsic 13, lhlrZ, at one o clock. r. . a. yj. iia.iaa. May 27, Secretary, BED-ROOM SUI $1.00 I ft -''-- iB.g?V.' III rlt', li IMTM 22 pounds for M.uo 23 " "M.uo 22' ; " " M.oo 21c. 21c. Dilluorth ( oil. Canned (foods as fi 12 cans 'orn 12 cans 'l oinaloes. . . . 13 cans Pea I low, ..21c 12 cans l.eaiis. and Oats ( hop at ?!. mt sack. We carry 10 1 and Wall Paper Departments Latest sh ides in lNi.U.MN CAKPETS. nnir. m ai w. I .11 .. .... . s . i.i.i. .sr.i.n .ii.i i-x in the state from liO Our stock in Curtains has never been so extensive as at present, (iood I .ace Cur tains. J?1.24 a pair, worth Swon. 1 on will l on Hi Imcl a lmhxI assortment "I laul Duieail Cov.ts. SHOESj with two sets of Kiittous and Whin- Vest, for spurn. A I Hats, Caps, Oniing and Satin shirts. Keep your ee on Rest Selections, the Largest Stock and Most 1892. EBENSBURG Will Havo For now. Spring Tooth Harrow. Cultivators. Mowing Machines. Keaerf , KakP. Sections lor all Mucliine. llay Fork. Hay Carriers, Thtebers. Sled Soles. flow FoinU.. 1,'iujf ije- . I'low Handle s, 11. .w K.-auu. I'low Holt. ".,.. stoves, lialiue.', Heaters. Heat iiig Slovc, Y urnare. Orates ! all kinds. WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE The best shoe in the world for the money? It la a wamlvM shoe, with no lack or wax Urea4 to hurt the feel; made of the best flue calf, styllsb and av, and brraume vy make mot saora of thts gmdr than ap -thrr manufacturrr. It equals hand aewed shoe etwtlng from fl.uo Co ar-lnj. SC VOfienaiue Hand-ewed, the finest calf shoe ever offered for $-l; equals French lmprtel sties wblfh nwt from ai-,,to $U.iU. y OO llaad-lseited Welt Shoe. On calf, 9ti atyliHh. foniHrable and durante. The beat aboe ever ottered at this pricv ; same grade as custom-made shoes ctwtlnK from Im.ir lufs.nl. SJC O &9 I'ulire Shoei Farmer. Railroad Men jsOa aud L'ttert'arrier all wear (hem: finecalf, aeamlesa.am.Mitb iuid, heavy tlirce sules, exten sion ed ire. Hue pair will wear a year. sia fine ralfi no belter shoeever offered at 9aa thla price; one trial will convince loose who want a shoe for comfort mud aervloe. r US and ?'.00 Warkingman'a shoes) 9sif are very kUuug aud durable. 1 hone who have given them a trial will wear n. other make. Dnucl vt.OO and !.?. school shoes ara DUI 9 worn by the Itoysevery where; thryaell on their merits, the iurreasing aales show. nHiae e.l.WU llaud ewed shoe. hesC laflU ICS liuKola. vrv hIvIIhIi; equals i,'reuciB Imiiorted shoes cuiir from $iMt to r..'.i. I.adir' vt-.-JO. j.0 and l.?.t shoe for atlaties are the iMMt fine Uouifolifc. KtyliHti and durable. aalion. (see that W. I Dour la naoio and price are stamped on the bottom of each aboe. tfTAKE NO SI BTITrTKJ Insist on .ral udvrllwd dealers sotiolyiiiir urn. VV, Lm uu. iaiacs, Drscaisa(itiaMh C. T. 1IOBEIITS, Agesil, rBEKsHI RU, PA. ma'.T.&m T-KIAL LIST. List ol cm use set down lor trial at a term ol court to be held beginning second Monday ol June, lw:: S. S Messenger a. Son .vs Hopple et al. Mcslougb.. vs Ikmahoe et al, MOIarvey et si v Koarh. McDonald ......vs Prosser. Mordock Ji Bra vs Connor et al, Patterson. Aignee......va Snaer. Wilson a. Lackey vs Suppes. Lager vs Oexsler, Art ice lea Co......vs Sups. Cole vs Cretu'well, Lutxgsell vs Keam el al, Mcrage Veragel'o vs Simons, Love, Sunshine a, Co...vs lahey. Lrtle Si Co vs W aiters. Martin vt Coad, Administrator, Worklngman'a Building a lian Assx-iaiion ...vs Flunkett, Leventrv vs Suppes, T, W. Abler a Co v (I'llrlen. Kotbschild Bros.. vs Carroll. Davis... .. .vs Uorougb vl Lat Con- emaugh. Lloyd Iirner S. Fwart a Co Lytic a. Co Fick . .T liuulap ot al. ..,v Bracken. ..vs filler. ...vs Cresswell. ..vs P. It K. !(.. JAS, C. KAKIiV. Protbouutrry, May II. I'rothonotarj's ofOce M. D. KITTELL. Attorney-n t - j a jl w 9 EBENSUrHO. PA. Othoa In Armory Building, opp. Court House. CANCER anil Tniwin Cl'KFfl i Bp knrfet iHMa ii-w. ln. .aATiusv a IU MI, .u. tin, t-iiu lL.. Cuuiaau. e iU 1 SM A lA 1 l. Mils. ns change according l lull I ket. 21c. : .oo. .Sl.oil. .SI. (l. Prices from leading brands of FI.Ol'i: Von get Ingrain Cat pet? from 33c. up to ;.", cents to 1.4s per j ai d. i . . T " . .- Stock Ties. Plain, (loth II. Is, of Summer Footwear. incliid etc.. etc.. all complete. Ask for Reduced from ?!.(! to so cctils. Top. Spring HceK, ?2.oo. . cents, worth S.4S. Clothes. We have made it a st mlv to e- o in Hoys' Suits, oniy .7..V). our window and vnu will al- Reliable (ioods at Lowest Prices you will CALLITZIN. PA- .:. FOUNDRY Sale This Year : Cellnr Windows, Sah Weights, CulUiLey 1 oil. Iron furuiis, Huue Duft, Wagons, Hoad :rU. Kuck-Itoardt, Huggies, Sled. l'liotihie, 'euient. Building J'uper, Sieel H'H.nng. Sloei Siding . Sieel Lining. Sugur Kettles, Koad tetxKJi.s, Uraln Drill with Corn Planter Attachment H. A. SHOEMAKER. Alt.KOAimMK 1 AHI.I) Nt. 1 K TH V. Cresson, Clearfield Count v and New York Short Koute Railroad, lu etlect on and alter November )."t.h laxl. Irvona fcxp.t..j Church P 1'raint - ' . " sf . o. s Kast L.lne. ci-. .;-. w )ICCS l.iaiOti;ioflvi ; Mall i i I Itlst , ; Pacific Kxp.-. i r- j Mail.. r c-. i r. r ... o. ' ?i r r e e ?i r i- . , . s,tCi-si -r-c 1 - - " i - x - - m ct-t---t----rr---,-.4 Church Train t j 7 O C 5".--' ; -c i- t treson ' txp.t . 1 Leave dally except Sunday, f Ieave Sunday only Black let'er Indicate telcirraph stntlons. lMnnj's. Moore's and Crlftle's Crolns wilt lie flag stations lor ai; trains. No. 1 connects at Creon with JohnntowT Fx press at 8 i7 lor rxlnts iwtwMii Cresmn and Johnstown, and with Facine Fxores st 8 4r lor point went of Johnolown. Also with Mall Train ll!J tor points east of Creon. No. 6 conn ecu with MailTraln at I'M lor point West of Cre-son, and Mai: Express fur points east ol Cresson. From point west ol Crenson No. 4 connects with Mail train at W il, and Irom points east of Cresson with Jchntown Express at 8 7, and Pa cific Fxres at H 45. No. 6 connects with Mall Train at 4 20 Irom points east ot Cresson. and Mail Express at & li irom point west ol Crenn. Sunday trains connect with Pacific Frprefiind Mail Train west and mall Express et. Passengers to or irom points on Pennsylvania Zn Northwestern Kailroad can take train at Coab tKirt or Irvona. Stations marked "f" are flag rtatlona. Pas sengers wishing to get off will notii'y the con ductor. Passengers wishing to get on will Hag the train at these stations. iTalns wttl not slop, unless ao notited. W. P. KATHBl N. Oeneral Manager and Superintendent. F.J. BUKUOUN. Train Master. 1 Al I K( A1 TIM E TA BLE OF Til E EBENw It burg a ('resson Branch Kailroad. In etlect Iiecembcr 'J, ltt91. Con sieel Iwna a I Creaaan. WEST. I EAST. lyster Exp i 6ft a n 1 Harrlsburg Ac. urf a nr Western Exp 4 4S a n Seahore Erp.. 6 so a m John town Exp..s Mtml Mail ..... w :a a m Pacific Ex s ISiDi lny Exp 11 (Ham Mall 4 Mpn Altoona Ext I nop ai Way 1'asf ......... a p lu Vail Kip ill m it'hlla Exp 1'i p m SOUTH WAlill. ins tance. s o"."! .... 4.1... e.i. 7. a... .... .... .11 3... No. 1. A If 4o... .. .7 60 .. ,...J... No. i. no. z. am r at lo SliS 10 SI 8 44 ...10 It A fl P -S .3 hS Ebensturg. Hradley.. K a viol Noel Munster Lucket Cresson .. 01... a io 4t... ,.... 13 M 4Ti... ..4 ll ..4 OH K ao 10 !S 4 1 NOKTHWAKli. I 'la ta nee No. 1. A M No. 2. A a 11 lo..., .ll ....1 1 li :p . ... it 41..., ....11 47.... ...laOL... No. 8. r m . ...... .10 .....6 . 4 ' A 4H f.7 e 10 4rein....... Lucket.... Munster Noel Kay lor Bradley Ebensliurg..., ti :i , ... 1.7 t x.. ... 3 a w 4'l... ... k.:i i 44.... t.b H47.... a.3 na.... ..11.3 10 lu.... Bradley, Noel and Lurkrt are Flag Stations. No trains on Sunday. TVO vou need Job Printing? It; so, give the XF FI r KKKMAM a trial order. CTJETAMS f 1 f r i r ! IT i If
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