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(p(V! Kli, CAMBKIA CO.. PA.
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i, i-; Forth of July wk ami
ii. -.- llu-re will be no I-'kkkk-
i lVrry. of Chst Springs
'.lint: Iiu-ini-i in Elx-iist-urg on
j;,,. M .iiPiiiiin House, at Cresson,
, ,.ii M 1 1 1 . 1 V ami hatf atwmt fill guests
' ,:i.i nil't-
,,, i-i.in.'iiig to J. -I- Weaver, of
i,inhii. was killed liy
(r, .i,.,ti Murphy, of Kane, I'a.. a
r. .i.-ii t i.f KU-nsliuri;, is visitinu
,J..' KN-nhuri:.
li .l .i.u I'. Lanty. of Siivijueiiaiina
.1,1. :i. it i '-i : by his wiftt, tlrove
'" Weliieslay.
I J,, i, w a briiuishl jail mi Weil-
!l4 '..in .l.-hn-iow ii to serve a sixty
., i,'. ii '"i a auli ami batlery.
j. j , ,i . . "i Juliii-liiwii. was brought
v ,-i lay . chained by a Mrs.
'. (,,-. '.nh -ureiy of the peace.
1!. . .i .ti -'. of I'arroll town-
- : 'le-t of Mi Faiinit NIum--'
, - i f'1 a ' "ijple days this
I "
.1 St. lloiiifai-e. had the
I ill from a . a iron upon
i;:liim one day last week
In- let's.
ii the I'herrytree monii-
, t.-.ls
I -i-ii.-.i iapiui unu ii is e-
:.' r ' In-completed and ready
i i..:,. j i "" 'he I ii i lli of ,1 uly.
I",. ';:i..ii Carter wants to know
' !.. i ulne of I he COW ol '1 1 II a lice
j'j::,.ii " s, i., up and borrow K!ens
..i.i .-..nin-il h;is no use for it.
y ...... M ii. -I ;ini Fannie Shoemaker.
, i . ..! . who have Ix-en absent at
.. ,.i s; iv:.-i"s A ademy during the
.-: i in. i ' i 1 home on Sat tirday .
T!,--.i:Ji ' ! 'he KI nsblil'K Mst tif
, ),. u-,-1. i.i-i.-a-ed trout 1.4l to fl.'slii
..,rilia!"' II .i-tiiii-'- has hcen reduced
in f : .1"' t" o for : he I'uniiiii.' year.
-M.- V i Kiiiwii. dauuhti.r of 1. F.
,M1 ., ;!, s . ntral Hotel, returned
i ; j i . lay from St. Xavier's
iJHii. 1 1 -1 4 - -lie h:il Irt-en at sclnxil.
s.,1.1 i William and Miss Ktta
,-.-. t-"iii "I thi- place. v ere married
,-,.1,1.111 chapel by KeV. Father
.,ii Tl.i.i-.i i iiioriiini! of last Week.
Mr A W iMii-r. of Hastings, w hose
:i, -ti.i. -. at that place, was recently
. ii. Mil. ha- iiiruiii-i-d w ith
,. .ii, ii ha- auain resumed liu.-i-
1M, Haiti'' harb-tui:li. of Carroll -"i,.
a- ill aUi-miuiui- at the institute
Toi ia am. Wednesday and sain; a
,,l li. hi-l.i a ilcliirlili d audi-
- A Iii'-lalii.-. II i'ii!t has been Completed
lin- I.-i. i-1 . . .in- line between this place
It: 11 j-ti us;- t- -ii intuit; an extra wire.
Aj. A Mi" iiiaU. I' had the contract for do-
ilit k.
i A Ceii! i .- .-. i n I y man has a petrilied
uej ci.iiih. In tin- change from wax to
Ant the i.-tam t heir exact shape
J the i. in i ul thi- cui losity prises it
M.m.J.h ih. I'.-iin-v I vania Railroad
t'"iiiiiii'ii.'e.l iiiiiihiil; oli-ervat ion
lAu.M.na lu I r..?Hi.. Tiie cars
kki.l In pacific express West and
p '-aM.
l!l,..ii-aii.l live hundred ilollars
-1 .i 1 1 liuil.liiit; and Loan
slock as -..Id at the meetiiiK
iiii'hl al premiums ranging
10 4- pel Cell I.
Inn,. -v .."I the dwelling of Mr.
r. in !hi- place, was struck b
loin? tin iii..: . v- f i....... ... t...t .. i.i.
3 i uiii nun
rsctrpiion .if lie- .ii-placeliielit of a few-
Is. linlu .1 . ... . .... i
f. joune !a.i i.amed stetfy, livinu with
BtTv i .,1,,; !.'; . , ;a,.kh. k township,
l-!..t.l -,..l ,.l,e,d the linuersotr hi-
r i.ji.J hi.,- cal.-ie-Vf
.., ,..,!:,V If
ly handling a re
didn't know it was
111.- -. cli.ins nf ll.e slate
..I ..at blirht, which threat
' 'l"p. Ill -nine places the
i hn.rtn. '1 In- is caused
a! h.-r follow in ic a ser.es
in-'ht of la-t week the
ihl al roll low i.-liii.
' i iiiiilul- ilurilii.' the ab-!-""-;
ai.d almiit Unity dol
a 1 1 1 1 a ii iti-itl.-r-i I,!., i, ii-, t.i it v
i . .j
! al 1 ,.-,! ,,f.
Man K i, in a l.iltie, daughter of
I- ';.. . .Ii.-.i at the home of hi r
'-n. in. -thill town-hip. on Fri-
"!! al.,.in years. Her re-!.'.-!!.!
'ii thel'alholic ceine-
rt ..7l...!.- ,,. .iy
'e'.;. ,,i ;;ail eoiintv. says that
i. ai' .-..tun i. n ;lw pr.K i-e.lini;
;: ; 'i- inai.d hi- eo-ts in ad ance
J ' i -a. I t.. appear at court, as he
,'i-Mi.-. j,, remaining away
"" ' let he paid.
im - paiades on Tue-dav and
'a. . . i, although pollen up
"ei" .1 iniii-l, to the amusement
i- in town and uave our
'. ' ' ' 1 :i,tle piaciice for soine-
.i..i i.i, th.- irh.i ion, Fourth.
''"-I.I li.iiiitnte poli-h is made
VMieuar and olive
bottle and shake
V "ia for a week. It will
' It -hould U- au-
'.i ii,
with a soft woolen
I T
A--iimii. of Thompsontow ii.
I,!- 'he l'ot,uli-t candidate
A hi attendance at the
Mr. Ail man is a farmer
-i '
Hi- talk on irgaui-e-.lay
aliernoou, was
fat mi r present.
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V-l !'. tie
Li. ! ,.., i!.ll ry jtl viheatwhii-li
"'" ' all l,l,u:,r.l 1.....I
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, ... i.u, in y illtftl
1" i iii.iii.-nt. but that w ill
; 1 more marked alvances
' !- rejoio-d to learn this.
haw- had an unprofita-
the
I .W twelve tllotllhs.
' I""'- -how a falling off of
"i- a w.-.-L i I. ; r
'
. in- )ear irom
U " This is on the
R hiie the Pennsylvania
"'-M .li-i,i, t shows a lo-s of
for the week. Fvidenl-'.-,11.
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Monday will leave K
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4"'1'"-' at l-itl-Urg al ,:r,
""""..lat I. ,",U'a"11 " l ri'
'ai.Uulale for president
.. 'Pkositio,. tjl
j ir . - - """lit narry
--'..udeTral of u''""-ty
4I-Jilis ""Uonatiou for that
lir. lii1111 lL"l ty will eu-
Mr. Harry Froderirk? and Miss Minnie
Durhin, both of this placo, were married
or. Thursday evening. June ?Sth. 1S4, at
the home of the brides parents, by Uev
15. II. Fish.
During the next week although there
w ill be no Fkkkman issued the office will be
open to welcome all w ho come to pav sub
scriptions, etc. During the week we ex
pect to semi out a number of bills and we
hope there w ill be a ready response. We
need money to keep the buisuess moving
and we have a large amount of it scat
tered out.
At the convention held at Altoonaon
Monday it w as resolved to allow all opera
tors who will pay the compromise price
(4."i cents net) to resume operations, this to
include all concessions such as check -wiighmen.
men to deal w here they please
and no discrimination to lie made against
strikers. Hell, Lew is & Yates were noti
fied of the acceptance of their offer.
The Carrolltown Xeu-s says that on
last Sundav, June 17, while the family
were at church, robbers broke into the
house of Mrs. Erhart Karabaugh in Al
legheny toow uship and ransacked it from
top to bottom, breaking open trunks, etc.,
and carried aw ay several articles of vaiue,
such as clothing, and a few pieces of jew
elrykeepsakes of deceased members of
the family.
If the following from an exchange be
true we shouldn't think sweet peas a very
desirable Ixxjiiel flower: "A bunch of
sweet eas in each room, renewed even-
day, w ill kill every fly in the house. They
w ill stop to suck the deadly sweet and
t ipple over dead. They alight w ith their
usual buzz, stop momentarily, quiver in
their legs, flap their w ings weakly several
times and give up the ghost."
The members of St. Hartholomew 's
Catholic church, of Wilmore, will have an
old time, picnic on July 41 It. in Maple
liiove, at Wilmore station. A first class
orchestra has bceu secured to furnish
music for dancing and there will be various
kinds of amusements as well as a tree
balloon ascension at 10 a. m., under the
management of Mr P.M. Hrowu. There
w ill Ih- a giand display of fireworks in the
evening.
Vincent Stoltz's hotel and restaurant,
at Carrolltown, was entered by burglars
Friday night or at an early hour on Sat
urday morning and the. money draw er con
taining alMjul tXi was roblied. Some liquor
and cigars were also taken. Entrance w as
effected through a rear wiudow and so
quiet were the operations of the thieves
that the proprietor knew nothing of the
robbery until he entered the bar room on
Saturday morning.
-'1 he A It. "on a TiiiHK says that large
quantities of petroleum have U-en found
on the farm of A. 15. Hicks, near Duiicans
ville, and a prospecting tour of adjoining
lands shows that they are also tilled with
crude oil. The Thus further says that
the tint) has caused a boom for Duncatis
ville, and that Pittsburg and Johnstown
capitalists are reported as having leased
farms in Allegheny and Freeooiu town
ships for boring purposes.
J. F. Kyler. who shot and killed Wil
liam lliillei, on the ilh of March last, in
North Woodbury tow itsliip. lilair county,
was tried last week at Holliday sburg and
convicted of murder in the second degree.
Kyler, al the time of the shooting w as
visiting a M iss Acker, when Huller. who
was paying attention to the same lady,
steppeil quietly up to a window and was
peeping in. Kyler drew his revolver and
tired, wounding Butler, who died a few
days after.
The convention of the People's party
called together at (iallitzin on Tuesday,
consisted of twenty-three delegates, out of
a possible one hundred and forty-eight.
The convention nominated the following
cuunty ticket: Alex. Lang, of South
Fork, and James W. Kilduff. of Callit.iu,
for assembly; J. S. Wicks, of South Folk,
lor sheriff: Ira lilooiii, of Cambria town
ship, for poorhouse director, and Jacob
ISuck of Allegheny township, for jury
commissioner.
On Saturday Mrs. H. C. Ullery.of
West Taylor township, drove to Johns
town and slopped at the residence of her
sister. Mrs. John U. Uecse. While she
was in the house Mrs. Keese's little
daughter clatnlierecl into the buggy, w hen
the horse started off. Thechild attempted
to guide the animal, aud pulled on the
lints, causing it to back. In a few min
utes the horse, carriage and little girl went
over the stone wall into the Couemaugh
river. The carriage was broken to pieces.
the little gill badly bruised, while the
horse esca pd injury.
An aliened agent for a Michigan plow-
company is said to lie traveling over the
country selling sulky plo as to farmers at
double pi ices aud taking notes for the
same on the understanding that one-half
the amount lit boarded out at the rate of
one dollar a day. and if the fanner wishes
to pay in ten davs he to have eight per cent.
discount. The agent also offers to credit
on the note one dol'ar and a half for every
customer to w bom the farmer may intro
duce him. When he gets the note the
agent disappears aud the note turns up in
the hands of third parties who demand
full settlerneut. Look out for these shai p
ers. During the prevalence of the heavy
thunder storm of Friday evening last a va
cant house at Portage was struck by
lightning. At Wilmore a tree in front of
Mrs. Homer's house was struck, and much
damage to crops w as done in the same lo
cality. In Adams township the storm was
unusually severe, twelve trees having been
shattered by lightning in the immediate
vicinity of Salix. At Scalp Level the roof
was torn off the barn ol Charles Foust and
the chimney ou the house of Mrs. Hu
cbaiian w as blow n dow n. This is the same
storm that raged so violently in Ulair
county, striking houses in Hoilidaysburg
and A It. ton a.
Hon. J. D. Hicks, in his talk to the far
mers at Wednesday evening's session of
the institute, gave as the reason for the
low price of w heat at the present time that
the cornering of that necessary commodity
by the wheat combines of Chicago, and
their endeavors to exai t of England an ex
orbitant price therefor, had caused that
country to turn to the Argenliue Confed
eration and Ilritish India, from which
countries she now imports aUiut tio.t i.i 0
bushels of w heat annually, thus decreas
ing to that extent the demand for th.
American product. The decrease in the
price of wool is due to the i,K-reased
amount of production in Australia and
other dependencies of Ureat I'.ritain. He
advised farmers to raise some other crop
tiesides w heat, but to stick to sheep-raising,
for he said the "clink of gold is heard
under the feet of the sheep."
... ,
Tkt 4Cniuonwalrrt
Eliensburg Is to have a visit from a band
of "Coinmonwealers." Randall's Com
monweal Army Is ou the road headed this
w ay and is booked to camp iu Ebeusburg
July'-'nd. This detachmt nt is said to be
comixised of a better class of nicu than
Coxey's army and Kandall the leader is
said to be a forcible and pleasant speaker
and while here will deliver an address
from the court Louse steps in which he
w ill detail the aim and ends to be accom
plished by his army.
The schedule upon which Randall's
army is traveling is as follows: (Jreens
burg, JuiietT7; Latrobe. June -8; lilacklick,
June Indiana, June 3o; Strongstowu,
July 1; Ebensburg, July 2; Gallitziu, July
3; and Altooua, July 4.
Joaepb Krolmdfrfrr Kearly IKIIIrd.
For a year or more a feud has existed
among the neighbors residing in the vi
cinity of I'ensacola, about four miles south
west of Ebensburg, on the Wilmore road,
about a road.
At that point Jacob Holtz owns a farm
through w hich passes an old road tnrough
the woods the use of w hich is a great con
venience to some people in going to and
returning from Eliensburg as it materially
shortens the distance.
Jacob Holtz. the owner of the land oc
cupied by the road maintains that it is not
a public road and recently put a gale
across it and lias notified the people not to
tresspass on it.
On Saturday evening Joseph Krotender
fer was returning to his home and. being
late, took the short route. He was met by
Holtz, as he alleges, who knocked him off
the waicoii with a club and beat him until
he was un -onscious. Holtz afterwards,
w hen he realized how badly Krotenderfer
w as hurt, helped the mau home.
Dr. tJreen, of Sunimerhill, was sum
moned to attend the injured mau aud ou
examining his injuries pronounced the
case a critical one aud that there was
danger of Krotenderfer dying from his in
juries. Dr. Wagoner, of Johnstown, w as
also called upon as consulting physician.
On Wednesday a w arrant was issued for
Holtz, who was arrested and placed in jail.
Holtz alleges that Krotenderfer first struck
at him.
It is one of these instancesof neightiors
quarreling about nothing. The land oc
cupied by the road is worth but little, yet
it may cost Krotenderfer his lifeand Holtz
a term in prison.
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Harrlrd.
TOM LI XSOX IVORY- Married at St.
Patrick's church, (ialliizin, oi. Tuesday
.luiie Jiuli. ls'.M. by Rev. Father Ryan. Mr.
Edward Tomlinsou. of Allegheny town
ship, and Miss Ycnie Ivory, of (iallitin.
The attendants at the wedding were
Edward Dodsoii, of Chest Springs, and
Miss Harriet Ivory, a sister of the bride.
After the ceremony was over which made
this young couple one they repaired to the
home of the groom near Wildwood where
a sumptuous wedding dinner was pre
pared aud in which the following named
guests joined with the wedding parly:
Mr. Philip Sanders and wife. Mr. Rcrnard
Lit.inger and wife, Mr. Luke Ivory and
wife, Mr. William Tomliuson aud wife.
Mr. James Tom.iiisou, Mr. Morau and
w ife and F. J. Parrish, Esq., aud w ife.
After partaking of the hospitalities al the
home of the groom the party returned in
the evening to the home of the bride w here
a bountiful supper had been prepared, and
at whic.i the following guests sat down
with the young coup'e: Mr. Cm. II. Noll
aud wife, Mr. P. F. Ivorv and wife, Mr.
W. J. Ivory and wife. Mr. Augustine
Rvrne and wife, and Master Wilfred Tom
linsou. After supper the happy couple
left on Philadelphia Express for Alloona
w here they will make their future home
accompanied by the well wishes of their
many friends. The presents received by
the newly wedded pair were numerous and
valuable aud among others were the hand
some orange blossoms worn by the bride
which were presented by Miss Fannie
Howell, of (iallitzin. r.
Burned Ik-lt.
CJeorge, the y-year-old sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ritner. of the Seventeenth
ward, Johnstow n, was burned to a crisp
in a blaze which called out the tireeepart
inent shortly lefore 2 o'clock on Friday
afternoon.
He aud another boy. Frank Hileshew, of
about the same age. were playing along
the Stony Creek opposite Ferndale w hen
they lioti fed that the pipe line of the Cres
cent Oil Company, on the river bank, w as
leaking.
One of the loys got an old can ami, till
ing it wilh oil from the leak, walked down
aud into the stream a short distance aud
applied a match to it. The flames, w bich
leaped high into the air, covered the top of
the rivt r, aud ran back to the place of the
leak, frightened both the boys and they
started to run.
Young Ritner was so dazed that he rati
into the worst, of the flames, near w here
the leak occurred. Ry this lime a number
of men had collected, and, seeing the boy's
peril, thev rushed to the nearest point to
shut off the supply of oil as tile only means
of extinguishing the blaze and saving the
boy. They were too late, however, for
w hen the flames subsided young Ritner's
body was found to have been burned to a
crisp, lie had fallen lace downward. A
brother of the cremated boy was ou the
side of the river opposite to M ox ham and
witnessed the accident. The victim had
one of his hands cut off at a circular
saw while playing iu a planing mill
about a year ago.
.
A Mil turner Vara) Ion hanKriil Ion.
July 17th aud August -1st are the dalt s
selected for a series of personally-conducted
tours to the North under the auspices
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Walkins (ilen, Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands, Montreal, All Sable Chasm, Lakes
Champlaiu and George, Saratoga and the
Highlands of the Hudson are among the
attractive places to be visited. This sec
tion is unquestionaly the finest summer
touring ground in eastern United Slates,
and abounds in the most interesting aud
charming of scenery.
A rate of t:f7.it auplies from Pittsburg,
'. from Ilarrisburg, aud correspondingly
1 jw rates from other points. These rates
include every item of necessary expense
during the entire time of fourteen days
spent ou the trips, and is remarkably low
considering the large teriitory covered and
the luxurious extel taiiiment afforded at
the different places.
For detailed information address Tour
ist A gen I, Philadelphia, or apply to Thos.
E. Watt, Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, llu Fifth avenue,
Pittsburg.
Barn Bnrned.
On last Sunday afternoon about four
o'clock lightning struck the barn of John
D. Davis, iu Rarr tow nship, and set It on
tire. Mr. and Mrs. Davis, both aged
people, were the only persons at home at
the time and when they discovered the
barn was ou fire, ran at once to liberate
three head of horses, the only live stock in
the building. They succeeded in getting
them all out, but everything else iu the
baru was consumed.
The barn contaiued a large lot of firm
ing implements and machinery, H bushels
of w heat, 10O bushels or oats, a lot of rye
and several tons of hay.
The building w as insured in the Cambria
Mutual, but for whatamouut we failed to
learn.
Operator' I llliualnin.
fiiil.AriKi.liilA, Juue ,T. At a meeting
to-day the coal operators of Central Penn
sylvania passed this resolution: "That
the operators of the Central Pennsylvania
district will not pay over forty cents per
ton of 2,2 pounds or thirty-five ceuts per
toil of 2 ,M pounds for digging coal, iu ac
cordance with their resolution June 8, but
will agree to advance this rale to fifty
cents pel gross ton. or forty-live ceuts per
nt tou May 1, lS'tr., provided our miners
g ve us the evidence on or before March 1,
19"5, that the other couipeliiitf regions
pay the same rate.
Our miners are to accept or decline this
proposition on or before July 2, lstrt."
Tno World's fair Krbnlll lor In Paces
or Mikiorjr.
The "Rook of the Ruilders," one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued is now being offered by the
Pittsburg DixffdUh to its readers. It is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
made by a newspaper. See the LHapttlch
tot lull information.
The Farmers' Ini-tlf ale.
The second annual farmers' institute for
Cambria county was held at Ebensburg on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
These institutes are being held all over
the state and attended w ith beneficial re
sults. Part of the expense is Inirn by the
Slate, the total appropriation for this work
being f.i.ri)o annually. This was appor
tioned last year among the different coun
ties of the state in the proportion of a min
imum of (75 to each county and an addi
tional allowance of two and one-half cents
for each farm in the county under the cen
sus of IS-.iO. Last season the rouniies of
Elk, Fores., McKean, Pike and Potter did
not ask for their quota, but several of these
counties now demand their share. This
v ill reduce the minimum apportionment
of last year to "." instead of 7.5. The al
lowance of two and one-half cents per
f irm will be retained. This apportionment
gave Cambria county fllu for institutes.
I'nder this mode ot distribution the largest
amount is drawn bv Lancaster county
with its apportionment of '.2.5, and the
smallest by Cameron of 70.
The citizens of Eliensburg and vicinity
made great preparations to give the far
mers a welcome to the second annual in
stitute and the town was clad In holiday
attire. The business houses and streets
were decked w ith flags and bunting, and
numerous arches, wreaths and banners
were erected on the streets.
The institute was in charge of Hon.
James J. Thomas, of Carroll tow i. ship, the
resident inemlx-r of the slate
ttoard uf agriculture.
The attendance of farmers at the insti
tute was not, however, w hat it should have
lieell. Those who were here expressed
themselves as tteing well pleased w ith their
visit aud bciieti fled by what they heard,
but the dill! times evidently kept many
away.
The Reed hand, of Johnstown, arrived
on the 10 A. m. train on Tuesday and en
livened the town during the institute wilh
selections of good music.
Ou Tuesday afternoon Hon. James J.
Thomas called the meeting to order w hen
J udge Rarker and tJeorge Huntley were
elected vice-presidents ami Prof John Me
Cormick secretary. Judge Rarker then
delivered an address of welcome and at the
close of which he declined the position of
vice-president and suggested the substitu
tion of Adam Schettig. of Carroll town
ship, w lii. b w as accordingly made.
Among the prominent people from
abroad who took part in the proceedings
were: Thomas J. Edge, secretary id the
state iHiard of agriculture; Prof. S. R,
Heiges. pomologist, agricultural depart
ment, Washington; J. T. Ail'nan. (irange
lecturer aud Populist candidate for gov
ernor, of Thnmpsouslowii; R. II. Ailinau.
ornithologist of the state board of agiv.-ul-ture;
Prof. Law son. of Armstrong county ;
ProL Rut., of the State College; W. C.
Sloan, of the slate board of agriculture, of
Westmoreland county; State Senator N.
R. Critchlield, of Somerset county; Col.
Spangler, of Rellefonte, and many others.
Thomas W. Hughes, of Minister town
ship, was appointed lo take charge of the
query box.
Addresses were then delivered by Sena
tor Critchlield and Prof. J. T. Ailman.
During the session of tue institute the
Altus (Jlee Club, under the leadership of
Prof. T. L. (iibson, sang a number of
pieces in an artistic and creditable manner
w hich w ere highly appreciated by the aud
ience. Prof. D. W. Lawson. of Armstrong
county, read an essay on the "(ieological
Voi inalioii of Soils," after w hich the query
box was opened and a number of questions
discussed.
In the evening Prof. Rutts.of the State
Agricultural College, addressed the insti
tute on "Our Homes." and Dr. H. II. War
ren on "Ornithology."
Wednesday morning was spent iu ois
cussing a ni.m'jer ol questions w hich came
from the query box.
On Wednesday at 1 o'clock the speakers
and others connected with the institute
were taken out for a drive and on their re
turn expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the pure air aud grand scen
ei v surrounding our mountain tow n.
Ou Wednesday afternoon Prof. Ailman
spoke on "Organization;" Dr. Warren on
"Taxidermy," and Congiessman Hicks ou
"Organization." J. F. McKenrick, Esq.,
read an essiy ou "A Roy," and (Jih-s D.
Price. Esq.. of Erie, delivered an address
on "The Dangers that Threaten Our
Country."
The institute, as we have said, was a
success in every way w ith the exception of
the attendance of farmers, their iiumuer
being limilt d.
Heal Kttlftle, TrriMHfr ri.
Peter Shira's executors to Joseph P.
Shero, Carroll township; consideration
1. tii a t.
tieorge Cowan's administrator to John
J. Pfarr, Johnstow n, l. m.
Sheriff of Cambria county to Ephraim
M. Kuntz. Johnstown, tl.'.nm.
August Lillia to August Johnson, Mor
rellville, t.Mio.
Cambria Iron Company to Charles
Krouse, East Coueiiiaugh :IM.
Charles D. Loraiue et ux. to M. R.
Chiids, Jackson tow nship, $.
James M. Wallers et ux. to Maggie
Murty, Johnstown, 15.
Charles Krouse to Mary E. Suder. East
Couemaugh, 32.5.
W. R. Aumau to Morgan J. Cramer,
Chest township, 572.
tiale lleslop et ux. to Mary S. OyerdorlT,
Morrellville, .535.
Susan Loulher to Levi Rrehm, Johns
tow n, .!im.
A.R.Cooper et ux. to Michael Royei,
Coopersdale, l, m.
Jacob D. Roddy et ux. to Annie M.
Oovier, Johnsto'vn, 1.2on.
Walter Strayer to Magaret Roth, Mor
rellville, 2011.
Catharine Welcher et vir to Catharine
Rlock et al.. Johnstown, tl.'n").
John J. Teeter et ux. to Harry C. Ullery,
West Taylor township, 75.
Altnira R. Myers to Frank Smith, Itox
bury. A. J. N'e! et ux. to H. C. McNulty,
Hastings. 7oo.
L. K. Christoff et al. to Uabriel Chris
toff. Paltoii, oo.
Mary Taylor to James Caddy, Prospect,
HV...
Ralph Toms el ux. lo heirs Jamts Caddy,
Prospect, 225.
II. J. Ruck et ux. to James Mulligan,
Clearfield township. .1K.
E. A. Zimmerman et ux. to F. J. and
aud J. R. O'Connor, Johnstown. l,Siai.
J. A. Larkin to F. J. and J. R. O'Connor,
Johnstow n. !,.
Nicholas Keller et ux. to John Oeisel
hart, Johnstown, 75.
J. C. Stiueman et ux. to William Moore,
Croyle Ow nship, .
Harriet Evans to Oeorge F. Evans,
Lower Yodcr township, 1.
Harriet Evans to tieorge F. Evans,
Low er Ytxler tow nship, 1.
Dr. C. Sheridan el ux. lo Conrad Spen
cer, Lower Yoder township. 2,.5io.
Levi Miller lo William Miller, Adams
tow nship, 2..
Catharine M iller et al. to Gilbert Haven
er, Adams tow uship, 1..
Sarah D. Ellenbeiger et al. to John V.
Shaffer, Richland low nship. .55t.
Jennie Rarron to Mc(Jarie Hosteter,
Morrellville. f l.lno.
J. C. Stiueuian et ux. to Elias Link,
Croyle township, '..
The sheriff of Clearlield county on
Tuesday closed up the livery stable of J. fc.
Gallagher, of Coal port, ou executions ag
gregating about (5,UK.
Mlseellaneon Kotleea.
I7"BENSKCim. PA.. APK1I 2. 18 I hT
j made Brrotcemcnt with l'roleor! illhmm
huj Kiter. who will roti.tiic. the norm vhcml
lhl iuiiiiurr in KnenahnrK. to ttlve Inst uctloos
Id Ti pmrllln; and hlenoirmplijr t ra
touai.ie rale:. suiUetil bu ihh to take up
tin course fb.iuld write we at ooc-e lor purlieu
lrs. Student. who desire le do so. can com
uieore at any time irom this due.
JKNNIECKAYEK.
noli 30
N'OTIOK.
i be annual meeting- of stockholder for
election ol directors ot res. in ar.l C;erneld
t'oal and Coke Untninn; will le held at lnc i rhee
l Ih-Company at Fruallt7. Pa.. on W tIX tiS
lAV, JriNE ao. ISM. at I o'clock, t. m.
K. II. H AO AN.
.lunil.ISM -secretary.
(HE Ktvenst.ur Hulldlng at loan Association
will oiler for sale at the c uuril rhimlvr, Ko
rnshunr, on the fourth Monday In July,
fl.Miu.uu. TIM'S. HA IS.
L.aTKR IaKIM KK, Secretary. Prcsideut.
Quality, Stylc.
and Price.
Three considerations which must Ih of
more than ordinary interest toour custom
ers, or we'd not do a
mail n:in:i: it is tx ess
amounting as it does to hundreds of thous
ands annually.
AVic Kiitjlixli SI file t'hrik Suitimjs
0 di tfeieiil colorings 42 inches w i.le,
'ii cents a yard.
Xnr (Inutile ntil Vircrt Suilintjs
4ii to .Vi in-hes.
T.5 cents to 1.2o per yard.
These are but single items from lame re
assort men is of line stvlisli goods a con
stant renewal of newest, most stylish
trexs Ii'.mms-. Silkx itml Suithnis. cives
von a chance of Imying " I" p-to-Dale"
fabrics at this store throughout the en
tile season and always al.xx I'rires.
Most elegant assort inc. its 0f Novelty Taf
feta and India Silks we've ever show n
;'Oc, ti-5c, 7.5c, .5c, to 1.75.
ioo.l i.iialit y print d I ml hi Silks Navy and
Klack grounds W illi White Printings
25c lo :i5c a yard.
H'iixi IIihhIs I VfMirf meiit a t;ool-sied
store iu itself Values without parallel.
Linen Flix Siiilinijs inches w ide
4c a yard.
Fine Uttlittett Vh'th'tii inches wide
15c. 20c. to :inc.
K illn nun Hi ml - Sih t I huh Siiiliii'is
soil finish - Rlaiu Navy, and Riiik and
Rlne stripes or While grounds :n
inches w idt 25i-ts.
Fine Frem li ('-,;., n.7,, y tieaiitifui in colors
and designs. : in -lies w ide :iOcts
Freneh Jiieimet ttnjitmlies good printings
;il inches wide 2llcts.
One lot 25c. line '.eihir 1iinjlntms g.tod
colors, neat designs :tl inches w ide
lv'.jcis. a yard.
Cnoml ; Stiitimjs in plain colors and
neat figures aud dots- 2s inches w ide
inc., 121 ;c. 15c., 2ik-. to finest at 40c.
Write Our .V. O'lhit. for samples, illus
trated .'atalogue and price list you'll
soon leal ii the way of economical buying
and we'll get your patronage.
BOGGS&BUHL,
Allegheny, Pa.
JOHN PFISTBR
DEAI.I K IX
GUI MERCHANDISE,
Hardware, Qnccnswarp,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TI.(iKT.HI.KS 171 SEtMIX,
ikn kss, irrr ,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
matr.' 2ilj
S40422 tit
FOR
WILLING WORKERS
of either sex, any uge, in any part of the countrr.
at the employment which furnish. You need
not be away from home over ni-ht. You can iirw
your whole time to the work.oronly your spin n,o
uientn. Aacapital is uot required you run ii.irk
We supply you with all that is n.-e.le.l. It will
cost you nothing to try the tusim. Any on
can do the work. Iteinuers limke money fron.
the start Khilure is uiikiiowu with our worker.
Kvery hour you l.ilu.r you can easily make a dcllar.
No one vliu ia willing to wi.rk fail- o makt- more
money every day than can lit- mu.lt- in thr.-e dat
at any ordinary employment. Send for free book
containing the fullest information.
H. MALLET T & CO.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
iDanqcrou
to leave nome at this 9eai.n ot the x
year without a ready supply ot pure
nblskev at bao.l.
: MAI KLEIN'S
Silver Arc
ti"
at til..
Oper quart.
Duque
at .!?. per quart.
Bear Creek
at . prr quart.
are titiehly recommeu.le.l uy ph5 0l
clanF llirouKhout the country. A lew
drops In a glass of water ! 1 destroy
all Kt-run
If y.ur dealer does nut handle them . send
. lot ctaloaue aud price list. mne mi .
, nlloatioo to MAX K I.K.I N .
, No. til federal Street. Auiwhiiiiv, Pa.
IkI.-J3.4I-
Mountain House
STAR SHIYIHG PARLOR!
CENTRE STREET, EBENSEURG.
'I'HIS well-known and Ion established Shavinir
1 Parlor ih now loraled mi iili ftrcel. op
posite the livery slal.le ol I'llara. Ia is X I.ulh
er. where the l-usmess will I e carried on In the
luture. SHAVIM:, HA1K IfHIMl AND
SH ANHOOIM1 done In the neatest and moat
anllic manner. (Meao Towels a specially.
t,laain waited on at their residences.
JAMKS H.OANT.
Proprietor
NOTI'KK I1SSI.I' THIN.
-. I.e tinu ol Mulieu ai Smith hai this day
deen dissnlved hy mutual cunscnt. Kotiert Sniilb
withdrawlna ireu) said firm. J. K. Mullen assum
ing payment ol all d-tits due said firm. All per
sous imlehted Ui said hfiu wn ilea-e call and
make iniuirdtaie settlement either ty cash or
nto. J. H MUI.I.KN.
KOUKKlSAIllll.
Lilly. I'a-, June 14
fISEHTS WAMTED
ll.H1-"""f sa. A
ay .s mH r.llM. Sna i Ixipp prrUft,.
-aa :aaint mil a iai.
sU. B-U UmUsaj, k. k.
i
it;
)
t)
Ti
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Dark wash cal:fixs.
.V. pr yard
Ulue prints 0- ot-r vard. l..t n..-r i.ri.- sj-
i'rrss k uitf uaius, an patterns 94..
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 7 Cents.
Muslin, full yard m id. for .V. pr vard
i 11111111; cloth, all palL-riis. at. and Iik.
t'aiM-t chain, 5-plv. all colors -.m-.
Ladies' vcsls. vcrv fancv. at lm-
All ilie LATEST NtlVKIl'lKS IX
TKJ M MINUS at close (inures.
I'S.ecial sale in LACK AXU KM
ISKolltKKlKS from -Jc. jmt yaid up.
CIoIMoe and Gents' FmnisMop.
Our stock of clot lii in a-s never as mm
pl. lt-as now. Any kind of cut or pattern
you want.
Men's suits in sack only for tt.fiii
l!ettir suits in any cut' from . iitip
Youth's :-piece suits from f-.'.isi up
t'hildreii's s-piect suits from 7.V. up
s- uiiureii s Knee pants lir I.k- i
IN - GENTS' - FDRNISHINGS
We Excell Many Larger
Establishments.
Fancy lauudried shirts with collar at
tached for I--
Latest style fancy launiiried shirts with
1 wo collars for !k
Window til in. Is (in two colors only with
patent sprinif for only l;v
t'ur'.ain oles complete fir Joe
Wall Paper-A Specialty-Wall Paper
I'KSrFumiture, Trunks and
Valises must go to make room.
Kitchen chairs, Iinlit or dark, for $".'.75 per
Set.
Solid haidwood ItedriMim suit, eiirht pieces,
for onl v -i in
Cuplxiards, sinks, sideboards jnj luui.ir.-s -.
at verv low prices. '
'-'I'hese eoods are all new and first I
eradu work on .heiu. I
R. L. JOIISSTOS. M. J. KICK. A. H.Hlt K.
tHTlBLUUID 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Co.7
It AN K Kits,
EBENSUUR(i, - PENN'A
A. W. HI K, 'ablr.
KttTlBI.IHHICU ISIS.
Carrolltown Bank,
1!AKKIIJ.TIIWN, PA.
T. A. Nil 4KB 1 411. aohlrr.
General Banting Bnsiness Transacted.
Tbe tollowlnx re tbs prlnclp&l fenturet ol
xeoerAl tikLKiD liu?loes :
iir.roMTN
Kerlve.1 psjable on ilemand. and Interest heat
Iuk rertldcatea Issued t tluia deiMislturt.
I.OtNM
Kslen.led i ti-notner on lavonihle tatms and
approved paper disr-psl at all tlniea.
ti.i.r.rrioK!f
Made In the locality and unn all thebaiikinit
towns In tue United Slatea. Clmoce ntiMlerate.
It K I TS
lnsne.1 neuotlable In all narts nf tbe t'nltnd
Siats. and lorelvn exrbaniie Issued on ll part '
of Kuro e.
A4 COr.NT
III merrhants. tarmera and others solicited, to
whom reasonahle arcomolatlon will he eitende.1.
Patrons are aisured that all traniiactioos shall
he held as strictly private and confidential, and
that the-' will he treated as llhera'ly as Itood
hanklnit tules will perxlt-
Kespect tally.
JOHNNTOW. HI H f'O.
a. k. M'A rrr v. wm. h. is a xnroitit.
fmUlrHt. Cahirr.
TIIF.
FirstNational Bank
Ol PaTToS.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Account." of Corporations, Firms and Individuals
received upon the uicst tavnrat.le terms
conil8ieot with sale and conserva
tive Hankl-jg.
Steamship Tickets tor sail hy all the leading
Lines and t-'orelvn llralts payakle lu any
ot ibe iirinci.al cities ol tbe
Hid World.
All corre?ondence will have our personal and
prompt attention.
air real Fatld Time lcpoella.
oriis.ws
8. L. RKSD.
MATIOT U4II1.
REED & READE,
Attorneys ' t 1 -aw,
bHENSMJKtl. - - - PENNA.
a ittlce on Centra street. 4 1 to
KITTELL & LITTLE,
AttornVH nt law,
EKENSBUKU, PA.
-t)lflse In tipera House. S.V.M
rn w. DICK,
ATTtlKN EY-AT-I.A W,
KBEMHULHO. PBIfM'A
ar-speclal attention to given claims lor Pen
sion Bounty. U! bT-
r F. Mi k'KNHIC'K,
J a ITTOKHKV .MIIO..'NSKLLOR AT LAW.
KBbISshl KU. - PA
4Va-t itnce on t)entre street.
II
II. MYERS.
ATT01.!" tt-AT-LA W,
t Itnce Ib tiollonade Kow. on entr .treat.
DONALD E. IUFTON,
ATTtiKN EY-AT L.AW.
KBaMxaraa. Paaaa
nrnffln lit Opera Honsa. I'.eoier street
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST
. . - -1 . ft. I s A Ml l.f I n n a Illsaasa
II reiiutiBi ... mi. -. .- - -------of
Women and trouhle requirmit Surgical Aid.
. - .. . n ..... ? ... fi m M
(Itnce nours up i w a . .. - -- -I2-J2
laTH AVfcKilIE, AL.IOONA.PA.
janla.lH
i i JT "J
V- "4." V- V-
ALMOST
Beyowd ESelbef !
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force!
Tlie Eesnlt of Shrewd EnyiEg and Far-ScciE Management.
Our Spring Goods are now in. We can show you the
Latest Styles in Dry Goods, Clothing etc., at Astonihingly
Low Prices. '
1 r "" d 1 ' I I 1 -v t
1 - c;v-j-s
IH.-re is Iny iruaranlee:
ii-' sii iks 1 MN"r v ka i; sati s-
: KAiTulMI.V.I ILL;i LA XKW :
: I'AIK KKLK.
;
I. S. Shoes that I sell wear out.
Ladies' doutrola tip. sjiriiuj hn-l Imtt. opera
r con if less 1. -..". are worth -oo
Ladies' doim la. o(era, Imtlon, JI.ni are
worth tl.:,.
I WE CAN
I START YOU
IhousekeepingI
-a r-
ANY FIGURE
t'KN
$20 to $2,000.
Itlisset. Illlttoll or lace a few left $l.."il
are w or Ih $!.:.
Ladles" (foliifoia lip l'lu.-lier ai e
worth f.l.i 1.
Ladies" lf.n.l tie iu Kiissct. patent
leather and doncola. all shapes and
styles 7."K-. and up
Ladies' Slippers, 50c.
axi rrw'Aiins.
Children's splilu; heel, huttoll. sizes .". to
.
Iiif.ii.ts' sIIM. from up j
A very stylish shoe for men. conirr.-ss or !
lace tl.-j are worth f'.' ui 1
Annual District Report
I l the Srli.a. Inm-lnri ..f lnn .listri.-i lor the
scb.Mil vrareudiiiK on ll-c hr.-I .l..ula t.l Juue.
l?vt.
Si lli M Us.
Whole nuuiLcr ol s. Iin.h 5
Avenue uuuiher ot uioiiihi I intiil i!
IKAlHtKs
NumNer ol male ten.-hcrs eiuil..yc.l :t
uiul.er t.l iciuale teachers enii..yf.l
Avt-raiee falarie- l uia'r K-r ui..niti i :;i i
Averaae ralarles le-uj tes inrr luuotli .. l
S4-HIM.AKS
Numlier ot male s.hia'! Itcndifitf all
the school lu tie itmirict 4
N uuilrr ol itrinale M-hoUr alien. lin all
the chuoli. in Hie district 7
W titt- nuuil er iu mtD.Uu.v M-l
tverane dailv ai;u.latite .t M-hular In
the dtrict
veraae iirceiitaire t.l atteaaaoce IT
.".oft ol each pup i .er iiMiuin 5 s
I AX AMI KAI K I'f.K :i.XT.
Niimtr ol uiillst leir.l l..r -ImhiI or
tsci..... 6
.Sumter ol mills levied lor i.uiI.Iiok .ur
k-s
Amount levie.1 lor ?cIi.k. purimsrs i h: : -.s
Amount levied lor t.ull.liu (.urijses 'Jts ;l
1'otal amount levied 1.1I141
KM tIPfS
Slate a..ro.rlalluu tt.r tbe yer en.lmic
Juue. Iris.! :." WS)
Kr..m collector. lucludinK taxes ol ail
k.u.is
Prm h.Atis nui-e laHt reKrt.... .
t n.iu c..uut lrea.-uir. lur uose&led to.ls
since last rerl
Kri.m all other sources, as aie ol ixiusta
ur laDds, liuur nnes, etc
Total receipts II
s7i ;:
K.rtM4 H Kt-Ji.
Uulldinir and luruihiutc buusea 'i
Keutinrf. repairing, elc . . . YZ id
I eatli r aajees - . 1 ."l
Koel and cunnniien-ies ej t.J
Keesol cvllecwr, .vt6t. and Treasurer,
M o W! w
sirjf ol Secretary Sw
lie'it and interest (.aid............ 4ri 7r
ither exi-enses lfe-i .-J
Text tHM.kii. TI 0; suffliea. !' .. Kl
Total eien.lltures . l.12 s
t'ash on band 3
Ktvil l(l't.
Amount due district iruui all sources t t4 75
Kliuiate.! value of School rnertT f4 Un .
We heiel.y cerliiy lli.t ae have exauiiucC the
atMiveand nnd it correct.
It. K. H AITS, I
WM Hll.liKHKAM'
Auditors.
Wlttjeiis our bauds this 4ih dav ol Juue. Its!
KiKl'. 1.1 1 Zl.Mll-.K. President
M W. KKMW.N.rsecretary.
June !. Isv4 3.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May 27. Itw.
'sisirlle-aat rrwa.
KA8T.
Seafhore Kxpress, week d ys (Via
A it. Mini Amiaimo lutiua. week days ym
lay Kiimw. daily 1 04 a iu
Altoona Ki.res. daily I 1 p m
Mall Klpress. daily S 17 p in
Philadelphia Express. dally I12.a
Johnstown Accommodation.
Pac.nc txpres.. daily
Way Pasfena-er. week days.
Mail Train, week days.
Karl Line, dally
Johnstown Accommodation,
week days . 14 a m
8 ; a m
. ! :i; i ax
4 2 p HI
8 Ji p. Ill
week days. a S4 p in
I lrnsiturtc Krsmrh.
Trains leaves a- follows: 7 i. lu'J" a m.. and
p. m and arrive at rreun at 7 Iw.
m. and4 0p m. lmei rfswo m., u.m a.
id and 5 i p. iu.. and arrive at r.oc-nri'uit: at
lo. oi a. m. aod H I- aud i U6 p. m.
4'reaaasi start t lrartlrld.
Iavc lrvonu at 4i a. m.and i to p. m. arrlv-
Intr at Oes'on at s 00 a m. and 4 p. m I -rave
resson i S! a. m. and 5 "i. p. ui arrlviun at ir-
vona at 10.15 a to. and 0 4i p. m.
Kor rites ani etc
call on arent or ad.lre-s
W. It., no I nth Ave..
Tb. K. Wxtt. P. A.
PitUliura. Pa.
S. M. PKhViiST.
Ueneral Manatter.
J. II. WIN Hi.
teueral Manaaer.
To Investors.
tTHY bo away from
h me to seek Investments
11 when lull ran
boy Pennsylvania pirst
. rtusif" Securilie on the ah or .ii.-mniy
Payment plan and hl.-h will net yon taei.ly ;r
cent, on Jour money? por paniciittr -ail ..nor
address n. A. r.iMii.r ii 1111
buk& ft Kt.il.rK
, a..
Eteistoi Fire Insurance Ipcy,
rr. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
Eli EX Sli VUG, VA.
A so'i.l feat lier work i nsr sh.x- f..r wtar. in
s,.Mj,y
II oii mint a ni,-e .Ir.-ss y,.. Nairn aif.
-iiiL.'r.-ss or lace . . . . 1 t hev are 1 li
fi.iii.
Men"- sivlisl, ti,, l:iu,-h.rcalf . . . ?.'."i-are
worth
Men'sFmeConGorflan
Lace, llanl-svel, for $:.((
they are worth $".0.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
Lace or ronjrress,
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a han.l-seve.l Kaniraroo, late
or fonress, for
'ii
You cannot duplicate this
shoe in any otlier store for less
than
S6.00.
TXirGivo us a call for Shoes
and you will he convinced that
we carry the Herd. Line in town
for Wear, Stle and Iw Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
is stamped in the best watch
cases made. It is the trade
mark of the Keystone Watch
Case Company, of Philadeli hia,
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1500 employees, capacity 2000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers. It makes
the celebrated jas. Boss Filled
Watch Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case the
A WklCH CASE OPENER SEftT FBEE.
OILS! OILS !
The Atlantic Rofinir.; Co., of
Pitfslurr, Pit., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the Umt'--tic
tratle the finc-st braiiils of
IKuminalin? and Luliricalinj 0il,
Naplitha and Gasoline
That can he
!.UD FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge coniparison with
every known product of petrtil
eum. If you wish the
Most : Uniformly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market a.sk for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO.,
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HONEST COOPS
FOR HONEST MONEY.
A NEW LIGHT
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fea-ST S3. &HUE IN IHt WORLD FOR $2i
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meod li-erir Shoe l-iu-e ihey have w..rn
Itirm. V e want i -ell oi .rt t rue to-.l i t r
our catalogue and Hie names of ltie 10 your
town to ohom ae icier.
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N'tirH'K is herchy iv-nhat I hat e purchased
It e lolloa inn property lni 'c.rjc :.
to wit: I co.-k stoic. 1 liealina Move. 2 l-e Is and
hed.tine-. cupt-oard. ct.airs.and a lt ol li.Mt-holU
and kitchen lurniture. All i-ersot s are hereoy
Butlned not lo inUrlrre r tue.t.1lc ilh the same.
MKS. JAMNaIILI.
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