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in.
On Saturday llir (i round was white,
w it Ii snow.
Mr. Frank KniR. of this pluer, will
liave n sliootini: inuu-li ut tlit Fair Krounils
on Wnli.rsilav. Novrnilirr J3d. Crack
flints an- invitfil to altoiui
In New York tln lnt tins srrms to l
in favor of t'lrvrlanii's rlrrtion. ltettititf
il.-s not si-ttl.- anything. Imt It is a pointer
on the way ili- wiml tilows.
Mrs. Il. nry I5yrue, .r the Kast ward, on
Siitiinlay slipped on the li-.-and fell, lireuk
inu' some (.r tln leaders in one of her arms.
II. r Injury is iiiii,- painrnl, and It will U
neeessary to carry her arm inai-lini? for
some time.
A half dozen speakeasy proprietors at
Ml. I'leasant and vicinity were captured
I'ridiiy and taken hefore Juitu-e McWil
li.uns for a h.-arini;. At a :iveii siitnal
tli.-y all Inoke lor liu-rtyand cut uway, Iml
one of the crowd was canicht and idaced in
the Io. k-np. limine the nihl his confed
eiiius mashed down the d(Mr and released
li.m.
Miss Saiah Kvavs, of this place, tlie
joiiiiv; siirl whoM-yerai weeks ao .-howed
siirnsoi ih inentia. and w lule in tlial con
ilition made an attempt to take her life ly
cm i inn her throat w itli a pair of scissors,
was taken to timont on Monday last.
The parlies who look her to the hospital
i. an i. in v. ry little lrout4e in iakii.it her
t here.
A l.uire Democratic meeting was held
ill Hastings on Monday ninhl and followed
up on T.ies.l.iy nihl ,y ,. ut t'ulloll
lown. Hon. .tames Kerr, ol t leal lielil ;
Unit. Ivl. T. M.-Neelis, 1-'. .1. OVouiiol,
K-... iiml t'ol. .1. Ij. SStiiiiLtler were lint
s,i. iiKers, and the applause lhat greeted
i plainly showed tliut their elforis w ere
appi.-fial d.
iloHiir.t and Allien Kiuie, l'arke Mil
ler, Koiifi t Mm lav and liriiluel Mieruiau.
allot .li.I'M-iiiw ii, werv lnouulit to jail on
Thni-da in cl.arue of I oii.-uihlfS liurn
iiml Mlln r. "1'lie three fnl llifl all- churned
I V .lohii ' . Miatler w ilh conspiracy ; .lur
la I- eliarued wpli hirceny, wlille Kiniip t
Mill moo i up on a .seul.-iice of m. inonihs
t n i in aifiiuin m pin-on tier liasliaim.
A illspiilch Irniii Snmerset. daled V. Kl
in iii, tfii.-nt Hie capluri- and CM-a- ol
Inl1 I'lllt , one of the uioou.-hine llllilil. r
i i- of tint .iniiaili in lli liif li. r. l onia-lii.-
l'l-her. it appfiirs, and lvo assistants
had run aru.-.- frills, who ran when he
saw them, hut after a loiin chase they
fau-l.l l.illi iiiut r.-llillied w ilh him lo his
home. t lule pi ipai niii to leave w Ilh him
for .soiiiiiei the nei l:IiIhis alxuit the
place, and aiii.mi; them the women, at
tacked l-'i.-her and released I'rilts. They
lor. e.l his captors to '. t mil of the llfjhl,
l i -iill in a lot of cul and hrui-ed lieads.
n account of printing the otlieial hal
Inis for C.iiiiIji ui county our paper couM
not Ik- issued this w ei k until Salurday ev-enii-ir
and w ill not git out until Mouduv
.Mmiiliiy nun nin-'s mail. The last of the
li;illoi were liiii-lii-.l on I'll. lay evening;
an. I haii.l.-.l over to the com in isioners. A
lari- iiuiiili.r of the hitllots. however,
were liitinieil over to tliecoliiiuissiouers on
Thursday ami they at once commenced
the task of ireliiiii; thi in ready for the dif
ferent districts. Those for the south of
tin- county were shipped hy express to
.Inliiistow ii w here Commissioner Kit hy will
look after their delivery. I'ommissioner
I.IomI has chilli!.' of the central districts
ami Coinmisioner I til hit: I he mil I h.-i u por
tion of th uuty. Commissioner Itillon
li ft on l iiilay eveuiui; northward ImiiiiiiI
witliii two-horse load. The ollieial and
speciineii hiillols weitfh ahout four tons.
Iml.
The Mminttiiiu rr for -e with three I'Vtra
hiiuii- at work i- putlini; in day ami iiiu'lil
a ' il ji il lie-iili- which I he little lial'ot jnh
is ;i piuiuy. and vet we will not receive
iinyi liinir near :!.i for it no pull there.
.ii ii tn i in i r.
Tin- Mutt ntti i iiiir force with three extra
hands all told amounts to the editor, one
jour printer, three Ixiys. and a hutclnr.
'l'ln- I.iitrli'-r lires the dollar ensrine. while
one of the t.ovs is kept lill-y CllltillLT WimmI
iiml rtiriiihiij water for the Imiler. tni' of
ih.-liovs lias worked iili.nil two inonihs
ill the trade, another never worked al tin
t t ii.lf :i I ill I hut picked u p a lit t l.-sniilt teriuir
of the art pt e ervat i ve" while loalim;
around tin- olhee. while the third has
... n.i t
work.-.l alioiit ;i year. I ue rca-on nr
working niirht and day is that there is not
room eiiouu'li or material enoiiLrh in the
sue' anir Tor more, than three to work at a
t;me. The Ltl'-ilt tronhle with this hlllllt nf
f-t il.li-liiii. nl is that it is a lillle lop
heiivy. Ulllril Ml l rf.o.
A t'.iv iiain. d K.lw iir.l Hatch, formerly of
Allegheny town-hip. hut lately employiil
hv I'.rown Mi others A Simer, railroad con
ti arloi - at Cres-on. im-t a sudden death at
lhat phi.-, mi Y. di.es. lav. The cros-ine ut
l in- ji ui-iion liiel ln i'ii hlocked hy a freight
t'iiin for almo-l half an hour and yoiiu
llal.h and hi father were waiting with
t inir I.-am until t he cro-sinir was cleared.
The oimir man crossed over the freight
train for some purpose, ami just as In
sti ppe.l .low n on theollnr side pas-enirer
tiiiin No. :!. west, w hi. li was an hour and
fm ly niinules lifliimi time, came tlniuiler
in ' mI.ii.l- anil h.-fole he lint Iced It he w as
tut ami hulled il u'lcat distance, ami when
picked up life w as extinct. 1 1 is head was
ha.llv mashed and his arms hroken. hut
iitherwi-e his IinIv was not injured. !l
was a ouiet. industrious lsv, nnd aiisi
ahout 17 j ears.
Hlinl lllni-ir n III VtHr lly
.l.icoti fs. Ileair.lv, a teh-i;ri.ph oixratnr
e iloc.l ill t he ollices of the Ihlltillion
iilno Kai w .ivi I any at 1 'it Isl.in ir. shot
hmiself in t In- fori head at I Seal ty station
'Minis lav at V!::t. He was a passeiiL'er
ln t( vptissiast and was to have hc.-n
iiiiirri.-.l to M i-s M aLTL'ie I liinlap. of lleattys,
i.i t ..'.-lo. k that afternoon. As the tr:iin
was Hearing I'.eat'ys he walked into tin
wilier closet, walking ahintr the aisle in a
Ifi-iir. ly manlier. Iinine.liiitely on closing
tin- door he lired the shot which will cause
hi- .hath. Miss llinilap. who is only IS
v. ar-of aire, was jit the station with iiiti
... . .ii
a p u t y of w i-ii.nni; itut'sis m nin-i ih ij
When told of the si tilitf she fell in a
fiiini and is now lyim; in a ilanircroiis con
dition at her home. No cause for the at
I. nipt at suit hie ran In- found.
I -nr Itjr lf.
The diotipiiiLt of tin- leaves is not alw ays
caused hv t in- ending of summer. or the ad
vent of the fall season, hut indeed hy
man v causes. So with the- health and llff
of the Human heiuii. One hy one they an
carried to an early urave. You take a col
iiml sav. h. well it is notliinit hut a cold.
iiml so il is, l.ui if not check.il in time am
iii-'leeled. il hails to consumption am
...l.. r .lipases. Prevent it. stop it, hy
. . ... I : I l 1 l. i si i.l-s till V
usinir a pure rye w nise . . ,
si. ians am! ho-pilal suH l ilitelnlents aiiice
in recomiuendiim as a M-rfect sMimulaut,
Klein's Silver A iff r luiUeslie Ky.-s.
't he former sells at !.:. and the latter at
Si. Id hy Ludw K Jt Son
l per full ijiiiirt
.iohlistnw II
I 'a.
Iltt.
D WIS. lerod Clark, son of 1). L. and
Nancy ..ai.e Davis, di.d Ortoher '.-. at H
o'clock p. in., anei! C. years '. moi.tlis and 'Si
days. His sickness lasted only a short
time ami death cast a kI.m.iii over the fam
ily circle. Services were held at his
father's residence, c Ilicted hy K.V. IS.
II I- i-h May the ti n ids hsk alKive llie
clnu.ls ai.dVf joice that his Uii-delner Ii villi.
An "In e niM t". meet ll'".
W Urn tno .ly I"" h t,,,
1 l.ro ID baavi-D with JF U fl thet
W liere bu Imewelt Ur i !
Ii nw iiolhlniilaiii Anln
hast week a circular was issued through
tin; mails from Johnstown which in the
political history of C'amhria county since
the days of Know nolhiiitfism has never
been paralelled. It n.-eds no comment.
It speaks for Itself. It was intend.il, no
daubt, lo e set-n only hy a certain class of
people and was to he used for the puiMise
of stirilmrnp religious strife and hiuotry
In the hope, that the Republicans would
lie lienelitt.-d. The Johnstown .Trihutu;
according to its usual custom, w hen it dis
covered the circular was working the
wroriK way, at once attributed its author
is lip to the Democrats, tint in veslig.it ion
has proven thai Y. S. Davis, an employe
of trie Johnstow n Histol1ice, a Republican
in (Mil i lies, is the party who got the print
ing dime, and issued the circular.
The fnllnwing is a copy of the circular:
DkakSui: Relieving that the time lias
'o when every American should know
for whom they cast their ballots, after cin
siderable trouble the necessary information
has been obtained, lly Americans are
meant Protestant Americans. Roman
Catholics, be they Irish or (iernian. are
wot American in their ideas, no matter
where they were horn. Their lirst duty is
to the Rope of Rome , w Imlll they lielieve
to lie infallible. He con. I. -inns the public
sch.Hil as giHlless, and an institution that
must be ucstroyed, desigi ales all 1 'rotes -tants
as heretics who must Ui d.-spi-e.l.
and is using every etTort to cou.iier every
part of this glorious I'nioii as he has the
city of New York, that he may have union
of church and stale, and temMiral hiit
as weii as' spiritual. A Roman Catholic
never voted fer a I'rotestant if lie could
vote for a Catholic. A 1'rolcstant should
wnvr vole for a Roman Catholic under any
ciiciim.-tau.es. They carry out this
policy in all social liii-ine-s and
political dealings, at primary as well as
general election, and aregei ernily success
ful in liaving ienple of their own faitii till
all (Misitions. If you doutit litis eiiuuiei at
the nlhceholders in this county and the
iin.lidates now emh-aviug t j get into ollice.
Kvery Prototant shotild litfht the Ini iiau
it.iolics with tln-ir own weapms. N'n
mailer what party vou helnng In iln not
support the nominees simply liccause they
are on your ticket. Imt make an effort to
Iiml out what kind of men vou are voting
for. In county, tow nship, i-it v or tiorotigli
lections what difference does It make
w helher a man is a Republican, Democrat.
Prohibitionist or of some other party?
Party Hilicy makes no iii ffeii-uce in these
offices, and what is wauled is ouali.ied
Americans. If you can't vole for a Protes
tant on the Rcpuhlican or Democratic
icket you can on the Prohibition ticket, as
tin-re are never auv Roman Catholics on
that. Cambria county is one of thr worst
nests of liiuot.il Roman Catholics in the
state, and only hy united effort can we
break their rule.
Kindly circulate thn information con
tained herein as widely as possible, but be
very careful in doing so, as our enemies- are
well organieil and ever on an rt. V till
Americans are not organized and very
prone lo iM-lu-vc these tilings, a ml wlnlewe
ire in a majority, weare seldom successful.
A still hunt is tin best, and if we can take
our enetiiiis liy surprise we will without
loiilit defeat them. Don't let your work
stop here, tint hereafter attend primaries
is well as general elections. Carry out this
policy al all limes, ami iH-ioietoug txiiti the
Republican and Democratic parties will
ccognizethe fact that it is useless to nom
inate for olhee anybody hut loyal Proles
taut Americans.
Following is the political situation in
his county. Some time ago letters were
sent to the candidates of both political
parties for Congress. State Senate, and As
sembly, asking them to define their posi
tion on the leading iuesiious. viz: Reading
f the llilile in the public schools, compul
sory education, and restriction of Immi
gration.
Messrs. Woodruff. Lemon and Rhine
completely ignored the letters, and it w as
necessary to get information in regard to
these pe ipleelsew here, w hich is as follows:
I a. D. WondiulT is op - 1 to all these
questions, fear lug to lose the l at.iollc vote.
but will not place himself on record, fear
ing to lose the American Vote. He has
di-coni iiir.il the use o' the ISihle in the
public schools of .lohnst.iw n, and endeav
ors to give positions lo Komau l at In. lie
teachers in preference to others. He is
afraid to come out squarely on either side
of the iiuestion, and we don't want week-
km-ed politicians to represent us.
.lull ii A. I.emoii. fur State Senate, is as
had and possibly a little bit worse than
Woodruff, Is-ing a liln-ral contributor to
Cat holie churches, and U-frtends them in
very way in preference to Protestants.
We understand he belongs to no church
and has no religion except to hold office.
Of (ieorge W. Rhi lie hot llillU Coll Id lie as-
certaimil. He is, however, a member of
Iheti'rand Army, and an unknown quan
tity can't be any worse than Lemon. If
you can't vote for Rhine, try the Prohibi
tion candidate.
For Congress, . I. D. Hicks heartily ap
proves all the qucsCons, and if elected,
would endeavor to enact laws in harmony
w ith the same.
For Assembly, . I. C. ;atcs, .1. C. Stine
iii. in and S. W. Allen reply the same us
Mr. Hicks and are all right.
No letter was writu-u to James .1.
Thomas, candidate lor Assembly, as it w a
learned from anot her source thai he w;is
one of the most bigoted Roman Catholics
in the county, and while l.e might piouiise
t i support these qili-stions, he wiuiU. if
elected, lie only a tool of the church and
loulil hoi lie tril-ted. and he must lie de
feated by all means.
J. C. Stiiieinan is a riiemlier of South
F ik Council, No. 74. Jr., O. I'. A. M
Masons and several other societies.
.1. C. Oates is a mcinlicr of the Patriotic
Order Sons ot America.
For Protlioiiotary. A. A. Stiitzman is a
member of the P. O. S. of A.. Masons, odd
Fel!ovvs, D. of R., Knerg" Council, No.
s:t7, Jr., O. V. A. M.. and several other so
cieties. James C. Dal by Is a Roman Cath
olic. Register and Recorder. S. W. Davis is a
ii.etiiher of KlM-nsburg Coui:cil, No. -t.'i'J.
Jr., t). V. A. M. Daniel A. Mcliough is a
Roman Catholic.
District. Attorney, Robert S. Murphy is
a Protestant and a Mason. Francis J.
O'Connor is a Roman 'Jatholic.
County Surveyor Henry Scanlon and
William T. McConnell are U.ih Roman
Catholics. Don't vote for either.
Cnroner, Dr. J. W. Ilamer is a nii-mln-r
of the Mystic Chain, Masons and of Dan
iel Webster Council. No. 7m. J r., O. I'. A.
M. Dr. George Martin is a I'role.slan t and
all right.
A fler you have read this circular care
fully, kindly destroy the same, as the cn
clos -d list will give you the ueeessarv h -formation.
S. S. means secret society
niemlM-r; C. S.. Catholic sympathizer; R.
C. Dish Roman Catholic. Please be care
ful tint active; not that we fear anything
but lhat wh may le successful. Please
distribute the enclosed slips explaining
what they mean.
Since the above was written the ri- W
all over the county are giving instructions
to their followers to use every effort to de
feat the American Mechanic ticket.
Tills is no campaign story, hut a fact.
Accompanying the circular was a list
of candidates for office in this county, des
ignated as the circular Indicates.
If you have a spring w agon and a team
take your neighlairs who are not so forli.
nale. along Ut the ixilliiig place. Kverv
man sh'iuld cast his vote for Cleveland and
j the whole Democratic ticket.
SrhiMil Krl.
Report of the Elieiishurg schools for the
second month, ending Octolier 2S:
Room No. 1. Roys, lit; girls, 3.1; total.
"2. Average attendance. Imys, lii; girls.
:; total, 4rt. Visitors. 4. Pupils w ho did
not miss a day during the mouth: Tommie
Cassidy, Oscar Weaklen, ISutler Williams.
George F.mplifld. Harry Davis, Ryron
Davis, Willis Davis, Renuie Davis, John
Kelly, Alfred Isenlierg. Don Council. Annie
Port, Gertrude Englehart. Vera Williams,
Alma James, Annie Tiblxitt. Ruth Squires.
Netile James. Lizzie Jame-,. Malx-1 Par
rish, Laura Parrish. Alma ISyriin, Kthel
Thomas. Annie IS.. iky. Nolle Crook. F.dna
lSarker, Ma.ie Lloyd. Margaret Young,
Louise ISlair. Goldie Tihhott.
Room No. 2. Pupils enrolled, Ixiys, 24;
girls, 1".; total. Anerage attendance,
lMiys,2.!; girls. H; total, 37. Class leaders:
A class. Flora Williams: IS class. Gertrude
Mu-r. Pupils p-rfect in attendance:
Fearon Ludwig. Ray ISolsinger; Frank
Cole, Karl Jones, LMdic Cas-si.ly, Allan
Itarker. Willie Claver. Harvey Rodgers.
John Reese. Rulph Davis. Harvey Tihhott.
Kdwiu Rii-se, Waldo Squires. Joseph
Kmigh. Aloiiza Cresswell, Katie Grey.
Fannie Thomas, Margaret Council, Ger
trude Mower, Mattel Gant. Klla Tihhott.
Myrtle Gettys. Agnes Connell, Mildr.il
KIm-iIv, Flora Williams.
Room No. 3. Number in attendance.
Imys. 24; girls. 22: total. 4ii. Average at
tendance, boys. 23; girls. 21); total. 43.
Visitors. 4. Class leaders: A class. Dora
Williams; IS class. Martina Luttringer.
Perfect in attendance: LMtlie Shoemaker.
Joseph Davis. Jesse Kvans. Rertic Council,
Walter Am-1. Johnnie Cole, F.ininitt
Weaklen. Irvin Good. Charles O'Hara.
Waller O'Hara. Carl Knglehnrt. Ji-sse
Davis. Walter Myers, I Heist. Dora
Williams. Kmma I'rav.-r. May Jones.
Fannie Lloyd. Mollie James. Maud I-'ol
soin. tiracie Gettys. Annie H.-in hiif .
Mauervia Kmphlield. Iliiltie TiblMdt.
I. Vila Davison. R.-atrice Mower, Lovell
Marker, Martina Liittringei.
Room No. 4. Whole immtier in attend
ance. Imivs. 1'; girls, 21: total 4s. Aver
age attendance, Uivs. 17: girls. -.7; total.
41. Visitors. 7. Perbit in attendance;
Flora Cole. Mable Cn-ery, June Davis.
Lizzie Ludwig, Carrie Garuian. Mamie
Thouipson. Florence Kvans. Nellie Lloyd.
Mary Connell. Ressin .lames. Kvelyin- Par
rish, ISIam-h Gant. Libbie Shields Kthel
Shields, Kdilh ISiirker. Klsie Mauley,
Marie Myers. Nita Kvans, Pearl Kruise.
Ophelia Heist, Minerva HuImt. Frank
II. nk.-y. Rhnda Ritter. David Ludwig.
Alvie Kvans. Frank Kirsehner. Walter
Jntn-s. Clifford Jones. Willie I'.oik.y.
Class leaders: A class. Kthel Shields;
R class. iphi-lia Heisi.
Rihiiii No. S. Whole niimlH-r in attend
ance, hoys, 27: girls. IS; total. 4.I. Aver
age attendance. Ixiys. 2.".: girls, ; total.
41. Visitors. 3. Class leaders: A class.
Willie Cole; P. class, Maggie TibU.tt.
Perfi-ct in attendance: Annie Tihlmtt.
Annie MclSreen. Jennie Kvans. Maud
Shenefelt. Floy Stiles, Ketta Garmaii. Mil
died Fish. Ressje Kvans. M aggie Ti bbol t.
Annie Hammond. Alice Weaklen, Jem i
Kintdield. Charlie Kvans. Ollie Davis,
Mettie Cniver, Wiillace lllllnplllev. Peter
Ludwig. Wellington Kviins. Harvey Wil
liams, Philip Shoemaker. Willie Cole. ( lllie
Connell. Delhi.- Kvans. Charlie Davison.
Harry Connell, H I. lie Davisnu, Jnhu Ritie r
Klmer Davis.
RiMim No. il. Whole numlx-r in attend
ance. Imys. 13; girls. 13; total, 2il. Aver
age attendance, Imys. 12; girls. 10; total.
22. Class leaders: A class, M iniiic Craver;
A class, advanced. Phil Sle-ltig; IS class.
May Davis, perfect in attendance: Mon
nic Murray. Minnie Craver. ISlan.-h Fol
so:n. Rfhjamin Williams, Phil Sheltig.
Fred Jones, Frank Slit t tig. William Mc
Cabe, -Ida Craver. ISutler Roberts. Ada
Jones. May Davis, Mary McCain-, Kd. h
Jones. The teachers are glad to note that the
atteiidauce during tin; second moiilh is
good.
il w it ic j.n triKi fw i:kk limn ijiit
yt nK ii 1 1 icen I Truing Mmn Hlf r llie
I't-Hini) liaula ) Pit-in.
HM 'nitn Ileral.i I let. 11. lH'.'J.
( Mie of t he most impoi tii nt and successful
'enures in connection wiih the dedicatory
i-M-icisesof the World's Fair grounds, and
one which fully illustrates the wonderful
progiess which our country has mad.
w ithiu the last half century, w as the move
ment mail.- hy the Pennsylvania I'ai road
Company of the cahinet oiliccrs. ii,. su
preme court justices, and the diplomatic
corps from Wa-li nglon to this city and
hack. It ritjuired three sM-cial trains to
M-rform this fund ion. and Vice I'resi.h u
Frank Thompson, to whom the credit ot
the achievement is due, made requisition
on the I'ullnian I 'ill a.e Car Company for
the finest eiuipineut which those famous
car huil.lers could produce. The result
w as a triple section 1 1 ain such as has nev ei
la-fore glid.-d iivr the country. A crew of
twenty-live persons, including stewaids
cooks, writers, iM.rtcrs. maids, electricians,
anil machinists, in addition t the usual
.(Until of trainmen, was rtiiiiretl to insure
proper service. The outfit resemhled in a
somewhat lessoned degree the m rsoiiiil
(j i mriit of aiKK'ean grt-vhoiind of w hi. h
the trains were a duplication on laud.
TI es.' trains were provided and tendered
for the list-of the distinguished guests of
C I -ago hv Vice President Thomson.
Tht-v were run from Washington to t'hi-
cago as sect ions of she regit lor " Chicago
l.iinil.il." of which they were duplicates,
and they conformed to t he regular sched
ule of that train. W ith the thorough or
ganization of the Pennsylvania Railr unl
Company and its splendid system tin y
came through the entire distance, on the
sm ci.il schedule time arranged for
th.-m. without accident or delay of any
kind, and this in the face of an extraordi
narily increased passenger tratlic. The
great line is in such excellent physical
condition, so well protecttil hy the safe
guards of modern invention and so mt
fectlv managed hy a corps of men who
have lieeu educated and trained under tin
eyes of its high ollii ials. that a movement
of this kind, extraordinary as it may ap
iear to the politic, wasetTected without in
terference in any manner with the routine
of everyday tratlle.
It is safe to say that while no other
r untiv ill the world would la- aide to move
the entire organization of its goverumt n
a distance of one thousand miles, so there
is no other railroad company w hich could
grapple with such a problem ami solve it
W illi the ease to the iersnn in interests and
the cretin to Uself that has distinguished
this achievement of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. It rellects the utmost cr.illl on
Vice President Thomson, who planned,
and his associates, who execut.si the bril
liant feat of railroad trniisHrtatinn. and
holds out a bright promise of equally suc-
Cesslul wtilK When the resources ot Hits
line w ill tc draw n upon tofurnUh a.1eiiate
trausHirtatiou f;u i lilies to the hosts who
w ill visit the worhl's greatest fair.
lie- la lUnrnl and I'prlcltt.
AVe have several limes in the past few
weeks la-en asked the iiuestion. "What
kind of a man is D. A. M. (lough. Demo
cratic can. II. lain for Register ami Re-corih-r?"
To tlds wo reply: Cumbria
county has no honester man. nor one la-tter
lilted to (ill the office. We have Ihi-ii ac
tjoainttil with Mr. Mctiough for years
and fniiii.l him as Cominissioiicr Ch- k one
of the mast aecoiumiMlaling gentlemen we
ever met. lie is the kind ot a man the
people want, aud there is every indication
of his election hy a good majority. (itlllt
Zin Vind'u-atirr.
Nlrrlliuiraii Vullrra.
K1
,'HI.NslU KU MAHHI.t AM '.iliAMIK
W orm. iikrtrhtil l-y rprolal reporter '
the .I'-lTiM.iwn Imiy Herald Keluttiie dealeK
ami tine irmxl.
iirit. a went rt loir trip to Kt-enhiirif the
wri'i r ot till" artTla TiFl'e.t the Marhle and
lln.nte W'nni.ir.lu. Wlllcintion Ac Son. which
were t.uine-l In insii. The rnl..r mt-uir.fr ef rhin
protire'P.-tre tl ni hnit hfid an exiierlenre ut thlrt
nve ears. anil ht Nin and i.artr rr n alo a
rkllli-d worker. The eland ol wo-fc they prtduee
In oi I he hlvl e-t pla and aiyle. l-'n-ni four lo
rive hat.li" are employed and l lie very hni-iil m.m
umeDtit In the county feat are f uee.lnien nf their
fkltl. shl.aent are aiade iliruuI tbu and to
ail). .Inline rountte.
-All kind ol cemetery work t exernted and
tine Hue ol Iron Kalling Ik han.lle.l sn.l .1
The ptork ot w.irk kept on band (revetted lijr the
mr-loml ) In very extennlve and many ery tine
tuonuiuf nl are exlnMie.1. two esieetatiy eeuiK
ee.-tiie1 In the niftle ftyle and In tm.ttl-n tl
!irii-k"rk . wnh a flriely exe-ute1 rs on the
tup. Anion the ninny nne uionumeiiin t - e.l
hy this" htm I an e .ht t.-n hi!trn-let-h.if h
Hinnitn i-i). h-r She'ilT tlrirflth. fuonaaieitt h-r
Kwllier fhrtfty (sixteen l-et hlteh). ali nionu
ttietnn tor .iMrol. Kihl-r niiil dnuwhter ol John
liritttth. Both Krtiileuien altre -T..nH att n
cii'i) lo liUFii ei. trnl a hh-ui imc the nneft
wrk In nl the lime they ha- e heen In ttiiti.ea
ttie have a.lht-red plriet ty to theuiaxitu hll .mmIii
ust r representt-d and priren a low a t e ame
I fn nl ok can le tMi.niht elsewhere. We tmve
no hei"itnc In icoomuiendlna Mwn. Wilkin
son Sou loour rea-lt-r- ai- reliHhle htifiiiep uien.
prikkirrnive wt.d tru .tw-nhy. Yiidt ttieir ell
llflimeut l-elore or-lernm elwwhrri-,"
T ecla. alieuu-io paid to Mttiua work.
I ol l I) I nrnl In liliiiilrriuK
-r. Ila-lira' t.l.l u -ellir.
It is nianuraclure a odt-r. whi-n can he
a I ven in a tela i l l-eer a cup o I cottisa or te . nr
tn ioimI . witliout the kn'letiee ot the pMilenL.
1 mat.ni.lu.ely hattliie- an-l wllleftect i erna
ebtand sydt euie. ahtlher the t.e-it i a
tuiMlerate drinker tir alisiholic wreck. : li4- leen
aiven in th- ui-mihIp mw ati-l in ef ry iiipLmiic
a Iwr'eet . ure ha l.ill..fil. It ncvei I i . The
p) ti. Ill Kbr- .tti.irenaltil with tlie itec tin. ft ht -come
an uttt r iiaiM'p-li.lili y h.r the tur-ior n-l-e
lie o exi-t. t 'ure-au -rMtiteeit. H l.aae tMNk
..I i-artlru ar tree. Ad-lte-
liwi.tn N rut mi..
aaKlu ly. 1 K.-e si.. t 'lucitinatl, I .
1ltlVATE SAI.K. The un.lerflicned will ael!
t I ukat S e lu I..IJ iMir-'Uali. t'iiuil.rli
(unty. I'a . hip lluiel. with H'earry a t.i hed:
ro !: H-.upcp. Slulile. aud all no-T .ry . t
tuildiiii- on the (.reajiep I htj lloui IP .icnpe I
uow. t-'.-r lurtl.cr rilcula p cull on or ad ne-l
tlie l r.. rielor, 1 II tt 1 M IK t. t-l.l.
l.ly. l a . tH-fJ4. ln
F'OK HINT The w mill .Unln mill at.d
turr:iii4re mutiofacturloa eHtalilir-hinent l
the utiterpiKn-d. 'Jvlth k.nmI ename. toot-, etc.. la
' rtereil iit rrnt t'oMration iimn Imtiinl.aie.y.
A'l.lrt-K or iipjily to Ml l.l.l A VI nn.K,
lK-il 31. fclNJUrliurit. I'a.
ttl K Klnpr.tirv Kulldma X Ixikn A -lntlnn
will oiler l.e pal-at thee u cli .-hainlH-r K't
etiphnrac, mi tile 'ourth Monany lu tt--toler,
fl .iai Titos. IMVts,
I.wtkr I.kIMKK. e-retary. I'repident.
AK I UAIii'l Karl.
X sv,n'
Wire clieaj. at Hullon
A Difference.
re's a Sl'IU'RISlNt: DI l-'l-'KR KN'Cl
The
ill the
PRICK
OF
DRESS GOODS,
Kven when the ijuililies are i.l. -nt leal.
Have you siiM-iior shoi;ting fa.-i 1 i I ies
and do vou g.-i tin- mist lor every dollar?
Write our
MAIL OIIDKK DKIWKT.MKXT
for samiles with iirices. You'll discover
a large siiv ing can l- in;ide tin a season's
purchases.
Fall Dress Fabrics.
NEW FRENCH SERCES
in large line of new colorings, ."Wi inches
w id.-.
75 Cents.
Note that the wit. Ill is
that most stores get ."m-. to
Serges.
.Ml inche
Sl.no lor
- iiml
these
Very Choice Line
CI1KVR0NS, TWKKDS
ami DIAGONALS,
AI.R WOOL.
witle. ill irridescelit or cllil liveable
:!s iuchl
iTecls.
50 Cents
These are unusually g.xi.1 value
cents more than ."pit-cuts' worth as
for :m
values
usually go.
More than l.m st U-s of N--vv Fall Dress
Fabrics at "'.". in .'.."iO lo .select Iroiii.
I f you ca mint come.
BOGGS&BUHL,
115, 117, 119 & 121 Federal St.
AU.KGIIF.NV, PA.
.V A ri?irhi-- -.f 'nfwmj.f lo. nn.1
T-T v" H. ..I a ..aa. . 4 1.... ...
w1 Mtin fhitiiti, t tJtJ Ti m1i'.v
Mhui. i-yntrhu, brut irct.J .
V. w KtUNHI A CO. '
!-.- Sfrw .-i!u '" -'
'Kl M. I.I sT
.iri ui .-aufcr et down I t trial at a rctal
rtn.il o.tirt lo I e I.. I.l t -.'-eiiluii fa.. le-
a-ltmlna Noverutier I4ih. ts.rj
In.lle... . a. amhrla ljn.1 Cu.
Mi ll malil . v i r- er t al
M vern t -ie-i nui w-hm rl al.
Vie leer !. Hr"in el al.
I.lts .... v. I'r pwl .
Meitricu .... . . Hank a. Ilio.
Vld-l.i-key n sitilth.
W , ii k . . I I'm m Ire.
Knn.-ori Hue' M- tl-.tncb.
II iniiei,e e A. K. clner...v. Ijealiey.
I "tilow ...... ... .. Iiell.ni; Hi.nse la-
ii. ir e I
I'd Slunk .. ...vn. VVmnl rr et at
J..lirii-t..n. Hue. a. ' ..-. liopler t il..n.
.slrime- 'o .. v. liu.k
tr rick...'. . HU a t
Siime y. Neiitioua.
f Ittn vn. K.u-l ei al.
Tel trl ve. Hvrne.
I AS. II. Ii&KHY.
Pnth"y olltce. lie'. IT. lwri. pr...i tary.
A
I'ti.TiK's. Ni.Tlt'K N..tls i- tir-ml.)
ki.rn ttiMf ImvitiK lict-n i m ntcit in.(..r
in Ine I 'iihanj" '"tirt in itl'ttliia r tli l.in.l in
tlie lian M. I K ttell. t ji... A.lu l-i lira r
ut Hit- Y aiet'i Ketiir-1 Mn at-i.i tt
tii.tt imrti.-ieti. i.- a s-il m tM,M, liy lii.. nit in-t
pi'll I M.t'o.int. I w It lt at Atii.rtic-' Kim. iu I i
t:.u t II. Ki-t.fitv. I'.. . .ti TTr,siiAY.
N4 KM KKK fi.lv.il. at 10 nt'lM K A. l at
wti eti ltm mimI iiiNfsa all artlcti Inlcrrmcl lomy
at en.l. t.iherwiiic le It.rt-ver 1etarre.t iriitn citii.
liiK m un aaiil luul. II. 11. MVI IIS,
Au.lllnr.
lVMM KAT4iKS Ni"T, 4 K Nonce k
ber.-l-y lvt-ii that 1-tiera t.l Alniin:ri
n t.n the rtNle ol Willtatu K I'tiwcl.
t Hie To(lil(. of t'leaineld. t'oliiily ft
3 iiii.rla. nl State of l'enti-ivama ece.ii.e.1 .
:..-e iii araute.1 to K. K It.iacvau. reii.'leiit ul
a -. t wui.til. lo wti.'tu alt .Tiijai lo.lt h ftl to
ol erl tie are rc.'iewlc't Ui ti.akn iKnc it.sni
e havltia cl;i ui or ileaisttilj will ttiMke knowu
t e nt' !'h ml .IcUv. K K I'l NtH N.
i'nl I r t rl vVni. K. I'.iaeli. iic eiK-l.
Sit. tu.ai.iiu'. I.. IH-l -is), lfii.
l.XKi rroii's NOTl'.K -ltl. e I- bercl.v
Ij rcttieti that 1.1 erit IVrtatiiciitary . n t
r-iaie ui Jnlm .Nimid. lale ol arn II tnwiialiln.
atnlria conniv. ttccra !. have tK-en Kiantctt to
Michael No. n. te-l.tetit tif arr..li ..wti-b.i. lo
wi.oiii ml 11 rn Iml. I'lril lui-alil rrti-ie are re-
t..eiieti io make .ayuirul. ami tli.e Iivihk
ciima . r iemaiiil will niake kii.wn h uie
wllli.iul ue'ay. Ml HAKI. NIMiN.
Kxectitor tl Juiiifp Noiiu, 1 a. israetj.
I "aire 1 1 Ttu.,ll., Itcu !', Ikir.
s
fHAV 11 t.l KKK. I'iim lo Kncltwure ol Adam
Hitch, in ' h rl i'kWuliip. t-n or l I .re tlie
lii.li da ot Mar Ixii, ui.e Year ina. Klack
Het'er. p ece rut . If Irll ear and while Inn. I lea
In part. Iliili-lltie l.rtsl The owuer i r iete.
to Rome lorwari?, prove proiKrrty. pay etiaraoe. ami
take l-.er awav ; otherwiiie lie will t- .liiMi.e. ol
accntina to law. AHAM Hll'4-.H.
f-hmrt Tp., net. 1. lswz.
A-EMTS WANTED "ZXX-iZTtt
nn t"""T eas - Iwai, k4k UnnJaai, Kk X
i
MYRTFiRIO
iVU AL AL AL-Ji IL ULL J
On the evening of September 8th a fire suddenly started in
the Great '
HAP - AND - BLANKET - FACTORY
of Taylor $c Co.; New York,
Destroy inp: pome of the pofnls. The firrn reo'vetl at once to Hose out their whole manufacture fit
jtny reasonable jirite to cash buyers. Mr. B'. Simim coftii'rig'trf'New York :tt the timo, heard of the
sale anil bought heavy, uml having received the goods last, week, we otTer same now at jirues you nev
er heard of. -.. . :
Haps, Good Quality aml lleavy, at CM) cents, worth. $1.50
Haps, Kxtra Q,uality,
Haps, Prime Quality,
Haps, the host made, at
BLANKETS !
Good and Kxtra Heavy
All Wool Blankets -
One Big Lot of Gray, at
Home -made Blankets, Best
Remember this sale cannot
out what you want, and not take the gmds at once, we will put your name on the package and lay
them aside for you. anil all you have to do is to make a small deposit on it, and take the goods away
whenever it suits you. We do this in order to give everybody a. chance to have the benefit of this
sale, so if you have muney or not you can buy Very Respectfully,
LA I) IKS: We have about 100 NEWMARKET. COATS on
which are worth from $10 to $20 a piece In order to clean them we
of $2.50. The cloth iu these Coats is worth three times the amount
u
AII.HI IA1 1 1 l K TAH1.K
Ml. 1 OK 1 ht.
refvon. learne'.t u. t and jNcw i nrk
siMirt hi.ute hni'iiiiiil. In t-flecl on ! ancr
Nuveuilier l"t h I3'l.
Irvtina
K. t-.
Ji 'hurch
n Traltif
j if?tf3.a.riocvvc:cssw&i
; -1 - ' i- Or: - i -r.-. r
I r - 5-?
.-st v 1 . . T
Tsi.rse sj.-..
!rf-3is-. r-c-r o - rr :
l.tit-
Mall..
I
r.
7.
5- I -
IMat . ..I
HCtfC
j ' '
C Mai .. ,
! tuirct, i
Trait. t :
'rsffi
a r " t 3 " r t T m
I
tave dally except Sanday.
jfmvnniiit .i-i.r
HlacK lei em Indicate telecrarth tatlon.
tMtinj'f. M.Ntre'f and 4lnrle' I'rustlllil. will
tte flaic pttt.m tor ai; train".
No. I c.nnectii at t'ton with .lnhn-ewn K
trea at 8 v7 tor xilnt netween 4'retwon and
'..hnit..wn. and with t'acine Ktcpreaa at i lor
point weit of .lohnitown. Alio with Mall Train
at Ti tor fiint rt' i 4 -r aim.
No b ct.tin.-ctn with Mail Train at 4 lor point
Vi ct t.l I'.e-ron. and Mai: tCzpreca for point
eat oi 4 Vwiin.
trmtn imintu wxt ol 4renn No. 4 connect
with Mail train at V and Irt.m Kilnt e-t of
fre'tion with .l.-hn-i..wn r'-cpre' at 8 27. and Pa
cine t xi.rc. at 8 I.S.
N. S connect with Mall Train at I'M tmm
(Hiuit-i eat oi 4'reon. and Mail Kxpren at t 17
Irom ointi wef ot 4rei.ion.
"undy tr iinn connect with Pacirt K.Xetiand
Mill Tram went and mail Kxpreca e-t.
I'ai'seni'en. in or tri.ni point on Pennatlranla
X Northwestern Kailroa.1 can take train al 47oal
tf.rt or Itvona.
Slatior.it marked -I" are ft ttitlon. Paa
enaera wlph.na- to tret of! will notify the eon
tuctor. I'aenrer) wih nir to aet on will tlaa
the triln at thene atailonr. 'Tatn will not a tup
tallied , not it el. W. P KATHBI'N.
Itencrt! Manarerand -uiierlntendent
K. .1. Bt'KHtMi.N. Train Mm tr.
HA 11 K I TI M K T A HI.E I IK TH K KHKNS.
1'n-K it I'reaiHin branch Kailroad. luettect
livcetulier -Jtl. I Hill.
1'wwmertlnnaal 4'rraaAn.
W KT. KAST.
iitner Kxii. .... R.S a Ui rlarrll.u'- Ae fill
Western Kp...4 a m Sea-hore l.xy.. u M a in
l..hntown Kiillm Malt : a m
I'acinc Kip a 4!i a Ui tMt Kxp 11 4 a to
Mill . . . 4 jfl p tn Altoona Rrp.... I no i ti
Way Pa.......U 3 p m : Mall Kxp 6 17pm
iPhlla Kxp. B is p m
Mit'lHWAKll.
l
tHD.-e.
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4 a .
4.1..
7 a .
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113..
No. 1.
a M
....7 l
... 7 ! ....
...t
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8 31
Nn. S
r m .
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- Mas .
...iu ui..
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.IU 5...
Khentuira.
H'.llev
K . lot
N.-l
nn e'
I .ticket
tresroa.....
4 la
NUKTH W AKI.
lit No I. No. 4. No. .t.
tatice. ah A w r m
4rei.n.. . " ... II I" '
l.ni-Ve? IT v v .n .....& i
Mnni-Ier 3 Ml II -s !I7
N.l 6 3 44 II Hi 43
Kavlor. V47 II 41 .14'
Krudlev 3. II 47... 6 h7
Knendhiir: II 3 1(1 HI Ix l .. 10
Hradley. N.wland I.ucket are Klax Stations.
N" trains on Sunday.
ST. CHARLES
nnnTiEiL
CHAS. S GILL, Prop.
RATES : $2.00 TO $3.(10 FER DAY.
Ti4l.li iirisiirii-isstsl. Rftnotlflis! with if-li.-f
mi eiounil ll.xir. Natural ens and lu-rMii.l.'si-iit
li;rlit in all r.KiiiiM. "i-va- su-ain
lauii.lry ntta.-li.ii.
4'wr. WMd M. and Third -..
PITTSBURG, PA.
nctt 2m.
WIM.4. MwTT.S.a VocaClty
A:
Si
81.12,
1.7S, at
- -
- - -
Goods for Wear, at
last forever. You should not delay
H. L. JOHSSTUS. M. J. UC K.
A... H.HK.i fC.
tHTlHUHIIll IsT'i.
Johnston,; Buck fc Co;
hankkks, 'j
A. W. HI 4 U, 4 wablrr. I
rXTABLIHHaO 1KH8.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKIUXTHN. PA.
T. Mil KB tt UH. ( wattlrr.
General Bantinz JBosictss Transacted.
The Inllowtnic are ttle irfbcipal fetaret ol
Kcneral tiaLSiQir rU!lnae .
iir.rnsiTa . .
i KeclTe payahle nn demand and Intcrept hear
I uk certlticale Untued ui liuia deixwiuini.
MIISN
F.T'cnited to cnfonicr on lavomtile latin ud
a.mivel lajer dlmistitnt at all times.
n. i.rmu.Mi
Made tn the locality and njKin all thehanktna
town In tbe United States. Charge moderate.
PHA IT '
Ianed neanttable In a'll-fiart nf the t'ntted
State, aud loreia-n exctianice Uued on JI part
of t.uroi e.
A 4-ti' rrM
III merchant, farmer knit, other eoHclted. tn
whom reaaonahle acotno.latlon will I'a extended.
Patron are ared that. alt tnuiaaicUin nball
he held a "trtctly private and c-inn.letitial. and
that taey will lie treated a lltwq-ally a aoud
hanklnic tale will perxlt.
" Keieetally.
JOIINNT4'. Kl 'K ill.
cTa. langbein,
. Maooiaturcrsilaiid Itealer In ;
ALL KIXDS oniARXK3St
' M n I. KM. R Rl It l.4. " II I
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
Kete. Kly Net, i urry . loiutn.. etc. ete. Ke
li rlna: Neatly and ' Promptly done. All wofi
guaranteed to-alve aallnlactlvo. .,
: Kldlnif nrl.lle. frtrtn.; . !.
t ea . Bridle. fr.u..i- - - !.
Ij.p hjler. Irom r....-w. n.
Wa.-tiiQe-ma.le Hrneea. lroiO-....4 lai.taii.
Hand ma-te Harne, Irom . 10 uu up.
at-tUII and examine to io. k Teiore por
rhaliir eiewhere. 1 uaranlee to ell a cheap
a the clieapant.
simp' U arkera'Kow on Ontre treat,
aprtmf
JUST RECEIVED!
A LARUE LOT
Bools Shoes
l:orIHT AT
Sheriffs Sale !
FROM THE IITOCK OF
' W. E. SCViMERTZ Si, CO.,
The public invitel to call.
Prices awAy tlown.
JNO. LLOYD & SONS.
EMiri tarance Apcj
T. AV. DICK,
General lrsurance Agenl
S
v
rents, worth
1.75
wortli
worth
4
99 cents, worth $1.75.
1.35, worth 1 75.
2.5(1, worth 4.5(1.
4.90, worth 8.00.
in coming. If you wish to iiick
GALLITZIN, PA.
hands lor Ladies and Misses
ofler same at a uniform price
you pay lor the Garment.
LILLY
.
BANKING RO
LILLY, PA.,
!. H. Ml 1.1. KK.
I'tMIIIK.
A (iENERAL llANKINd III'SIXKSS
TUANSAt TKIi.
I IKE. LIKE, AND ACCIDENT INSl'K
A N C E .
ALL THE PRIM M'AL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRESENTED I:V I S.
Ai-founts of rnorcliants. farim-rs ami oih
ts i-ariii-stly snlifiti'il. assuriiisimr pat run
lliatall l.usiiii-ss t'iitrtisii-i t.i u will n-ci-ivt;
prompt uml can-fill utlfiili.ni. ami Im
In-Ill strii-tly i-ontiii.-iit ial. I'listoini-rs will
la- tn-ati-ii as iila-rally us tr.Hl lianki'itr
riilt-s will jM-rinit.
LILLY P.ANKINt; CO..
'IV. Lilly. Prima.
JOHN pfistbr;
iir.ti.i K i ft
GEHERU MERCHANDISE,
Hardware, Qncccsware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
vituirrAf i.:m i kkino.
IttRXIMi, TV.
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL.
. CRESSON, PA.
main "illy
(1IMKIKK NUTI-IK.
j Notice i hrcn iriven tht an a.lca'on
will f iiia.le lo the lt.ivern.ir ot I', a- i-nnma . n
the Klrol Maailay nf l.emler. a It
I1M. I.y K K. t e a le. H. V. -a.-.--k. ' .1
Y una. W. H. Teller anil II . J. Stewart muter the
Act ol Araetuoly ent'fle.1 n Act to .. I I r
the lnporiration a tut KevU atl.m of t r a ti 'r-l-ratl.u,"
appr.iie.1 the in Ii .lay -.1 i ril, A H.
1H74. and It eoerl uiplei et.t-. lor the clmrt. r
an tntenHel aortM.ru i. n tn Iw cal ei tin:
VK IT! N 4 f i A . I i W I'A N Y ." the eha art r at.d
o J t.1 which ! Mie e-'nln. i..air ma. -ti
K tMr.na: lor ami otieraM- pr -lu.-ina .-oat
that may In tl.e pna-ri.tiin t n l-u-liit- i -t
an1 in nim -r under any ai .1 i-iul ur nh- r-acga-reo
I.y a.d e..rr" r ti. n, the manulnc
lure I ooke, the traiiHmrt t-nn ol l.l ei.nl to
niarkei aud tle the eol. In e-u.le and iiiaui'lMC-
iure.i Kirn, and to ocn an eienl a a may tr.nu
time lo t a e lao icn.r ..r incvctiieul l-r ilie
purKe-e. with t'.e power .t I, i.l. lin. acquiring
and dlrpina ol real eniate. I.y leave or .itli.r
wiae. aud t.l con rucrlmr and d lpn.iiiar ot dell
liiaa and all tl ,d u ha Idina erevtlou. .na-hli -ery
and aepliauoe . and ... a.uuirnm. m.Mmii4
l.d ei Jot ma a I I tie r lit lit., poaet. pririlt-ac
and iibuiurillc contere.1 i.y lnj Act ot the Mult
uay ol April. A. I lMTt.andtl.e fever. I uppu..
men theien., u.n eor orations njeutlniied in
llie eiahireutn clauc ol ul Vrt
Kl il.AMl II. SV. IM iPK.
I'hlladrlphla. Pa..4icl, il 4U Solicitor.
OurcaitumCiliaix
lit.
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a .3otb.ii..
d.a I baa41 thea wtl.
7 aluu uM-t
rfr t.-. hana
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r.i Urcaiiuau4
muuvametory ru
w. m. naaa.aOM a oo .
aaT Mi.rfiiUli
ytaiK..iulu.
- r CANTON. OHIO."
UC -.4.ui.
- M. D. KITTELL.
AttoiMiey-ni-inw,
tHCNSBl'Kll. fA.
HtBee la Armory Hulldlna. opp.4 loan HnuM.
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T-iitt4i' oo Ucuire alreel.
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