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JAM'AKV -'4.
f Carriilltown, was
M(ii.liy, of MiintT
.i.-k lit.
wh.i-'.t. nf Lon-tto, spent
a ii mi Monday.
. of tJiillitziii, spent
Monday.
uiia r;ii!roal employs
,,,, it- entire system.
!.-ens. of Allegheny
r.U-n-tniri; on Monday.
! , v. of Allegheny tow n-
hoiir- in
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The new convent at Cresscn of the
Sisters of Mercy, which covers about
three-fourth of an acre of ground, is near
iiiir completion. The roof, in the covering
of whi ;h one hundred and four tons of
slate was used, has been completed, and
the interior work can now be pushed
mpidl v.
From ten to a dozen splendidly ex-et-iited
counterfeit bills were passed on
Williamsport, i'a.-, merchants on Tuesday
afternoon. The counterfeiter is an Italian,
and he entered the town at one end and
passed out at the other, after making brief
slops At the stores w here he made small
pun-liases. In each case he tendered a
bonus t't bill.
town on Muii-
,i i i
.iiTity commissioners
on fo and mink
, M.-N-
to
mes
Kb.n
man of
buri; on
I : .Hii
!- fro'-ii
known by
to deatii
the
Miller ami Frank
V iMtors to Kbeus-
.1 U.
i-r. oi
,i t a
the Kast ward.
clerkhip in the
.1 .1
.:, I.anty ami C. A. Lane
l l - M. i ere viitors to
Wed lie-day.
... . k i 'atl:o!iel"hurch in Mth
. 1;. w ,i! tie dedicat-d for di-
.I:ihiiurv '.''th.
'I'll. ma-', of Carrolltown. is
ti.i- w.-ek alien li"-' a meet
. l:.i.ird of Aurii iiHiire.
; i. r.i. o! t lie iinrollirll of 1 1 nil
... , . .1 rated on September S,
paralioii nrc unuer
-.it I1''
r.t
of this
n a druu
fl on M
pla:-e, has ac--toie
at Hume
outlay for that
.!
in'
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..f I'a':.
iy. -Ir.. of Klder town
, ii t '.o Linn county. Ure
;., to lake up the oc-
iriner.
,a:Ter. of ( iailitin, was ar
t..vMi l.y iiiniahle Loan
." wife desertion. He save
;.. .n aiii'e at court.
,! r. a miner, from the vi
.!,. i- in llie almshouse suf-
fi. .in i;.iW!i his f''t badly frozen,
may I,.ie lo he ainputat -d.
.ejrea: i lit of wul.intr llaiinels so
I. .:'! not shrink is to dry them
v U !.--.. nearly dry lln-v should be
P ! with a not a very hot iron.
Mr. Hra W. -tovi-r, an employe of tlie
' '.i,,ii' and a former resident
, i.-i.iii .'. a- a iMttir lu Kbensburti
': .l.iy .
At K.d r-Ml'.e. Washiiigtuii county,
. l'j!:.i-o! iu found apparently
I :ii Led. In tin-mi. 1st of j Ti' a ra i OI1S
. - fme-i.ii I i' arose and went about
,-t. .iii.u y k.
i . A sliarhaiiiih, Carroll
. - ..,.i,.ur i-lotiiini! man, and T. A.
ii.'i,. ri-lii'T of the t'a 1 rol i tow n
, a, r a::, ,It' the xisjiurs to tie seen
,r tre.-! on Tuesday.
M. .-es entered t he I "or t a s- II o t el on
-.lay n;.'l,i of I;
-n ' le- Iholiey ,
. . t..i:,--, . Th y
t. ,,f hi:
of Mr.
!, -I.
.1 - ;
isi week, ami break -
1; a wer. iiol 1 .."" in
alsiicallied oil about
key.
.1 . I. Lucas, in this
i, '(
nl l y the sheriff on Thurs
ieek. Mr. Lucas was also
i -ii.r, in liutlcr, I'a.. and it
-hen tl's hands.
Meik. a car builder in AI
, -n idediy of lu-arl failure while
1 i. lay. He was ajed I'd years,
in, mtier of company M.ii- I'enn
i,. nt diirinn the war.
i l'avis, a former Kbensbiirir
, i of Kansas City, Mo. He is
'. 1 IV is, shoemaker. ho left
;:i and settled in Missouri,
.i- ! oi n in K he us burg on J utie 1,
' ar
I: .
i.
Haw k
hi A
d
worth accidentally shot
toi.na on Sunday afu-r-ss.y
lrainllil.ll ' revolver,
.rk in the forehead above
-:io! a painful and d in-
9i
i I'r;'!-, ihe f .iritive murderer
'. t. the Nuiiiei-et county tnoon-
-i-ver.il hours in Cunieils
. s-.itnrd.iy. ai-entiipanied by a
: : in ,u:,taiiiees, ;md iw at
- made to ;u i-I him.
M ' r. an Australian. was
1". U. K . opposite the Guatier
I. !.:- iAti. i u Monday morn
1 o i . I, -; 1 1 vv ii ao-omiiiodaiion.
ii- ,,f u.,. a,i a ife and two
v . v ,- in hi in Austria.
A . letter, one of the oldest resi-r-ii.k-.i!
b r-U4h. died Wed ties
. i.-.i .s j .-.ii-. Mr. Autrelter,
' iv aria in eouiiiit; to t his
: t; n.d locttimr m Holiidays
i '-I.UM- in l-'rauklyii borough.
- i i. d the Catholic aison-
: i'. -t.'.i on Friday nielli, but
! -' a- yl.tfii they entered the
' " a fi.io.-e and destroyed the
1 It is hoped the vandals
i -i t al, 1 -eeeV deal'. VMlll bV
" 1 M ile division locomotive
- i ' m ro'iinl house No. I at
i ! ' .: -lay of last wi'ek, it wa
' ' '' -!. and plowed lis way
' ' ' r , . k wall into the railroao
11 ' -' ho.e j the side of the
' l " tor of Cambria tow n
- at ti e township sehuol house
' i.t llt ensliiiri! on Saturday,
in J until .". o'cliKtk, V. M..
!"'!! of r.-.-eivin; school tax.
i ; j ,., ,.,.,,t w i i)(J atjjef to
Ilussia,
Sunday.
The deceas
allnshouse about
a. a native of
a inshouse on
years.
to t
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r, v
:il,.,!l
' r i, ;.
mi the vicinity of Diii.Io.
i d'sy. He leaves a w ife
Iiissia.
Valley railroad had a
'f eoal last week than any
" its history. The entire
ats that came eastward was
'' e d and To cm tit v cars
' is PC, more cars than the
"-v reported.
i i olinnii w ill be found a neat
w ad from that well-known
Wm. F. (Jahle .t Co.. of
ir mail order department is a
and if you have neverlricd it,
W i te f.,r samples or send for
oii ! t. sllri, t(, suited.
(leorge Minosky and Mike Kasoky,
1 1 ii nirarian miners were struck by an en
gine on the I'ciinsy!vania railroad in the
vicinity of Ilenscreek on Thursday night
of last week. Minosky was instantly
killed and Kasoky had his left leg ground
off. The injured mail was taken to Johns
town where his leg was amputated at the
Memorial hospital.
Wm. C. Miller, of Somerset county,
w ill make application to the Hoard of Par
dons at its meeting in February for a par
dor.. Miller was convicted of murder in
the second degree, in connection with the
killing of Jonathan Hochstellcr, in lS'.C, in
the "moonshine" district, of Somerset
county. He was sentenced to the peniteu
tiary lor 10 years.
Mr. tiideon Murray, eldest son of the
late William Murray, a prominent mer
chant ot Altoona. died at his home in that
city on Monday morning, aged 47 years.
Mr. Murray was born in Summerhill, this
county, on April 17, 1S4S. He is survived
by his wife, his mother. Mrs. William
Murray; otiu brother, William W.Murray,
and one sister, Mrs. tieorge A. Houser, all
of Altoona.
Arrangements have been made with
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company by
which a train will be run from Kaylor's to
i.oenstjurg, connecting w uti the Hastings
train from the north, on the morning of
February the 14lh, the day of the meeting
of the farmers' institute in this place. The
special will thus reach Kbeiisburg before y
a. m.. in time for the opening of the insti
tute at U::i.
A shocking accident is reported fro:n
the vicinity of Jones Mills. Westmoreland
county. While a sled load of people were
passins along the mountain road on Sun
day night, a huge tree fell among theiii,
killing Datiit 1 Sheets instantly and per
haps fatally wounding Harry Maker. Two
ot Sheets' children had their legs broken
and Jjhn Hhodes was slightly injured.
Katie Saylor, who was badly hurt, died on
Monday night.
A Tennessee court has decided that
telegrams are privileged communications
and refused to order their production, as
evidence. This is the invariable rule as to
sealed letters, and is so well understood
that nobooy thinks of asking the postollice
authorities to produce letters in their cus
tody. A telegram is simply a letter sent
by wire, and it is ridiculous to discrimi
nate between them in this vital point; yet
it has been a common uractice heretofore
An exchange says some mouths look
like peaches and cream, and some like a
hole chopped in a brick wall to admit a
new window. The mouth is a hotbed for
tooti hache, the bunghole ot oratory and a
baby's crowning glory. It is the fountain
head of patriotism and the tool chest of
pie. Without it the politician would be a
wanderer on the face of the earth, and the
sweet singer go down to an iiuhoiiored
grave, it is t he grocer s IrienU, the ora
tor's pride and the dentist's houe.
On 1 hcrsilay morning of last week at
an i al ly hour two burglars effected an en
trance to the ofhee of the ( resson Inn at
Cresson. They were heard by the propiie
tor, M r. Sut bet land, before they secured
anything of value, and on his going down
stairs, they scampered off. Several shots
were exchanged, however, between the
thieves ami M r. Sutherland on the former's
retivai. The same night an effort was
made to rob the drugstore ot W. W. M
AtiM-r, but the parties got no further than
the cellar.
A corps of engineers recently took the
level of the north branch of the one
maiigh for a distance of three miles lack
ing M feet, to ascertain the practibility
of laying a pipe to carry water to the cis
tern of the w ater plug at ilmote station
It was found that at that distance the
eievalion is only 70 feet, whereas the
cistern is m; feel above the river al Wil
more, hence, although the supply would
be practically inexhaustible, the improve
ment will hardly be made, as Wilmoie i
not a regular water station.
Fire on Sunday night destroyed the
principal uart of Ipenhelnier, a small tow n
several miles south of KcdforJ. The
dwelling liiiusi s, tenement, store, and post
(nice belonging to M r. K-rt Openheimer,
of ISedford. proprietor and owner of w hat
is known as the Opeiiheimer mines, went
up in the smoke, causing a loss of about
?4,:nxi. In addition to these structures,
four dwellings near by were added to the
conflagration. No goods were saved from
any of the houses or storerooms, but the
government properties in the postoflice
were removed to a place of safety.
The number of rafts that will come
dow n the Susquehanna next spring w ill be
considerabl v larger than last sprina, says
the Lock Haven Exirtss, if snow enough
falls to enable the timber-makers to get
their tiig sticks to the river. Mr. W. 15.
uigley, the well-know n !og scaler of Lock
Haven, scaled at Deer creek last week five
rafts of round pine logs, which he say s w ill
be the finest log rafts that ever came down
the river. The rafts are being made for
the Lecont estate and the live scaled 310,
( feet board measure. The largest slick
in the lot is lo4 feet in length and is IS
inches at the top end, and 'J ." of the sticks
measured tio.-,M) feet board measure. The
length of the platforms will be as follows:
)ne SO feel, one one tVl, three 4S, three
40 and nine .TJ feet, long. Oneof the sticks,
32 feel long, scaled t-VJOo feet.
Preliminary to the proposed changes
in the line of the P. II. It. at Portage, the
borough council has agreed to vacate a
portion of the New Portage railroad bed
lying in the limits of the borough and used
for many years back as a public highway.
on condition that the company open up
the street from the New Portage to the
Old Portage, at present laid out, but w hich
w as never opened up. i lie company lias
entered into an agreement to do so. At
the point w here the new railroad crosses
Main street an arched culvert 20) feet long
w ill be constructed near the track, w hich
at the point will be about MO feel high
Hundreds of men are already distributed
over the route and the preliminary work
is being rushed forward witu surprising
raniriiiv. Therailroal company has not
yet succeeded in securing the right of w ay
through the improved portion oi me town
but an agreement with the property own
ers w ill no doubt bo reached shortly.
Joint Inatittitr.
The Joint Institute of Ebensburg and
Cambria township, will be held in the
Ebensburg public school building, Satur
day, February s, ism.
Morning session 9:30 to 12:00: Chairman,
T. W. Dick. Esq.
Music by Institute.
Five to seven minute biographical
sketches of Locke, Mann, Pestalozzi, with
a statement of two of the leading princi
pels of each, followed by discussion of
these prir.ci pels
Locke. Edward O. Jones; Mann, Fred
Jones; Pestalozzi, Miss Francis McKen
rick. What social obligations should be ex
pected of a teacher? Miss M aggie Sheukle.
Arithmetic after we leave school, Lester
Larimer.
Music by Institute.
Friday afternoons. Prof. R. II. Biter.
Twenty minutes with the little folks.
Miss A Hie Lloyd.
Afternoon session 1:30; Chairman. J. L.
bvans.
Music by Institute.
Written spelling contest. One hundred
ordinary words will be selected by the
ounty superintendent. All pupils, teach
ers and patrons may take part in the con
test. 1 he person mispelling the least
number of words will receive the original
souvenir.
Symoathv between tinoil and teacher.
William Tate.
Poiuts in Civil (iovernment that pupils
ought to know, William Davis. Esq.
What ouoils should read. Herman
Jones.
Kecitation. Miss Blanche McKenrick.
What renumeratiou should directors re
ceive for their services. (. J. Jones and I .
W. Dick. Esq.
Remarks py Stipe rintendant J. W.
Leech.
Commendable features of the English
Schools. liev. It. S. Jones.
All persons having Prof. S. (J. Smith's
school songs will please bring them along.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
teachers and friends of education to at
tend and lake part in this Institute.
Arrangements are being made for a oou-
ular entertainment, on Friday eveiiitia.
Febuary 7. delinite announcement of w hich
w ill be made later.
T. L. (JiitsoN-,
Chairman of Committee.
Krai F.Mf ate Trunnfrrn.
Arnold I). Koontz to Philip (Jens, Sus
quehanna; consideration, f'.xio.
1 nomas Scanlau el a . to John Ititchev.
Washington. $30.
John Ititchev et ux. to Joseph Helsel.
Washington, $:v.
Joseph Helsel to Joseph Itichev. Wash
ington. $'-'.o.
JoseiJi Ititchev et ux. to E. W. Mentzer.
Washington. ?'.
John C. Martin et ux. to Desie Lemoine.
Portage, i;V.
Heirs of Casuer Glitsch to Lena Wertz.
Johnstown. f".i7.").
Heirs of Casoer Glitsch to Lena Wertz.
Johnstown, $7."i).
Trustees of Presbyterian church and
congregation to Prespyterian church and
congregation, Ebensburg. fl.
Presbyterian church and congregation
to Harry D. Pryce, Ebensburg.fi.
John Ashcroft et al. to J.J. V lllis, Cres
son, f I
Cambria Iron Company to Thomas
Hurdick, West mont. $."oo. E.
Assignee of A. H. Hurkeyetux. to Enoch
Short, Paiton. 135.
Campbell Hess et ux. to Fidelity Build
ing iV Loan Association, Coopersdale. t-1.
H. H. McCurdy et ux. to Fidelity Build
ing A Loan Association, Taylor, fl.
Cicero Judsou to Fidelity Building &
Loan Association, Morrellville, 1.
James A. Shelly et ux. to Peoples' Build
ing .V: buan Association, Johnstown, fl.
Walter J. Weakland to August C Fish
er, Patton, f3.it).
E. Wentz et ux. to Cambria fc Clearfield
Railroad Company, Patton, f.V).
John P. Layman et al. to Ml. Carmel
Cemetery Association, Conemaugh, $!;.
J. Louise Apple et vir. to Jonathan C.
Gardner, Johnslow n, f too.
Margaret P. Mc( onaughy et al. to John
Lambrecht, Johnstown, fl.
Administrator of Labias Blough ta
Frederick, A. Miller. Jhnslown. f72.".
Held for I'omonliiir.
One death from poisoning, two others
probable, and a 15-year-old girl under ar
rest charged with the aw ful crime is the
latest sensation in Altoona. Mrs. Mary
McGrcggi r. a widov, aged 7!i years, of 1
Eighth avenue, her son William. Carrie
Sill, a ,1-year-old grandchild; Mrs. Mar
tha Johnston, a friend, and Minnie
Swanger, a school girl and niece, all sat
down to dinner prepared bv Mrs. McGreg
gor at her home on Tuesday. The hrst to
notice anything wrong with the food was
Mrs. Johnston, who felt a burning sensa
tion in her stomach and soon became sick.
The others of the paily were also affected
in the same manner. Dr. E. S. Miller was
jent for and also a brother, anil upon their
arrival they found William McGrcggor
and Carrie Sill prostrated and beyond
speech in the kitchen, while Mrs MeGreg
gor and M rs. Johnston were in like con
dition up stairs. Dr. Miller lelieved the
sufferers to some extent, excepting Wil
liam McGrcggor, who aied in great agony
early on Wednesday morning. Mrs. John
son has about recovered, but Mrs. Mc
Grcggor and Carrie Sill are not yet out of
danger.
Minnie Swanger, the fifth member of
the party, left the house before the doctor
arrived. It is said she was also sick and
vomited along the street on her way home,
and that she was there given whiskey,
w hich brought her around all right. The
poiiceauthoi ities have learned that she had
been making inquiries as to the cost of
rough on rats; that she had tried to pur
chase live cents worth, and refused after
wards purchased a full package for cents.
These and other facts were deemed suffi
cient for her arrest pending an investiga
tion, and she w as taken into cuspniy.
Oprnlns ol a Mnrilfr t n.
One of the most interesting trials, based
on circumstantial evidence, that has ever
Iteen held in Blair count y, liegan at Holli
daysburg on Monday when Frank Wilson
was placed on trial lor the murder in Al
toona nearly a year ago of lle.iry Bunnak-
er, an aged and eccentric miser.
The deed was committed on April ."th
and the old bachelor miser, w ho lived all
alone in a small Altoona tenement, was
up posed to have a large sum of money
oncealed in his house. The house was
ntered about midnight and the old man
stricken down.
About twenty-four hours afier the mur
der the old man was missed by his neigh
bors and the house was entered and the
body found lying on thefloor with the back
of the head crushed in, the mouth gagged,
and with other marks of violence and rob
bery. Several persons were suspected bv
the police and a couple of months after the
murder detectives arrested Wilson in
Scranton, where he had eone after the
murder, and charged him with the crime.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, January
3. 1 ':
Josef. Letdlaveryk and Quaccia Ginsep-
pitie, le:aney.
Anthony jsetiierein, r.arr townsnip, aim
Mary Matilda Gray, Susquehanna town
ship.
James Lewis, outii rorK, ana Annie
Hopkins, Hermine.
Thomas Lester ana Marina weaver.
South Fork.
George Marlett, Sonman, and Catharine
Hall. Jamestown.
Walter M. Thon pson, Topeka, Kansas,
and Anna E. Keim. Johnstown.
Grain Nead and Levena Howell, Gal-
Htzin.
Frank Karnsaud Annie Lininger, Johns
town.
William E. Bell, Johnstown, and Jose
phine Reed. Dale.
John L. vvissinger ana iaa busier.
Conemaugh.
TI
li
!'f th,
-i j
fs. laboiers and other em-
in ton Colliery Company at
are out oil M si riL e Tl.o I.rin.
' ''''"' of the strike is in the employ-
a i.hv-ieian by the company and
'"'! on ,,f 1 1 per month from each
" "" for hi. ,ei vices. Semi-nion t hi v
M atj advance in wages are also
tdrd for.
"The nixol" at lh pra lloo-f
a i-jriTo :m.l ttimrccialive audience wit
nessed "The Mascot" at the Opera House
i..-t r.icht ami seldom has a Jackson an
tienre tieen better pleased. Miss Georgia
TointiUins as "Bettina the Rosebud, cap
livated everv heart with her innocent
i ill) II : It I V Hal Stephens, as "Loienzo
v in " iiil Bert Si. John, as "Rocco.'
lii Vv-ervnne in good humor with their
......i... ....ti. Mis Alice.Mavhew (Fiaui
.it:i"i made a charming princess in word
and act. Indeed. he was the prettiest
....... in th rust and this Is no small
compliment, for there were a number of
.lecidedlv uretty women. The minor parts
r.. iel! sustained, and the performance
, i, .,ri t w, ns excellent. Jocktum I'a
At the Opera House. Ebensburg, Tuurs
day evening January jo.
I.lat of Jurors.
Following is the list of Grand and Tra
verse J urors for the regular March term
of Cambria County Court; also, the Tra
verse Jurors to serve at the Ejiecial term,
commencing the third Monday of March ;
CRANDJCKY.
A nun. Pins, farmer. Clearfield.
Bowser, Joseph, hlacksmitli. Portage twp.
1 '.asset t, Joseph, fanner. West Taylor,
ltuiim, liaviil. farmer, isus4)tiehanim.
Cru in. Sylvester, farmer, l'ortagetwp.
Costlow," James J. lalxirer, Johnstown.
Dunham, Samuel, merchant, Jnliustowu.
Karhaugh, Frank, earjienter, Carroll,
(iiislon, John V., laliorer, K-ast Conemaugh.
Hoover, Jiiitih A., fanner, Carroll.
Hopple, Alliert, liveryman, ltarneiloro.
Hummel, Milton, lalMirer, lale.
Kettern, AukiisI, miner, Heade.
I airliner, 1-sler, clerk, t'amhrlii.
Iuig, John K., foreman, Cainhaia.
Miller, Howard, lalvorer, lolmstown.
Miller, 1 ait her, miner, l.iiiy.
M isl.aek, .lolm v., la I Mirer, Johnstown.
Keam, William K, mason, Kasl Conemaugh.
Nloan, John, latxtrer, Johnstown.
Troxell, A. K., lalxirer, (Jallitzin lior.
Wall., K1., lalMirer, liaHlings.
Vinsinger, K. J., h-ilwirer, Kiehland.
Yoder, Hiram, teamster. South Fork.
TKAVKKSK JfKOKS, FIRST WKEK.
Itnckley, llaniel, laliorer. Johnstown.
Berkcliile, lieome M-, lalnirer, Johnstown.
i!umi;arliier, Hiram It., lalxirer. Adams.
Campliell, Frank, lalx.rer, Johnstown.
Cosier, Jonathan, farmer, Jackson.
Oister, Jacoli C, fanner, t'royle.
f uuiiiiiTitrs, Samuel, miner, sioulh Fork.
Iavis, Charles !(., t-lerk, Johnstow n.
Itietrick. Anthony, farmer, I'hesl.
I laley, James W., farmer, Allegheny.
Davis, Koliert, miner, Washington.
F.vans, W. II., lalHirer, While.
Karhart, Kussell, lalnirer, Ixiwer Yoder.
Kerner, Altram, lalMirer, Johnstown,
liillen, F. P., innkeeper, liallitin I5r.
I I uirlieM, J. J ., Oisl iller, St my creek.
Hill .el, Lester, farmer, Adams.
Ilasson, John, lalMirer, Johnstown.
Jones, John .V., niaeliiiiist. Johnstown.
Jones, 'iiarW-K, carpenter. Portage lior.
Jones. John U., carpenter, Johnstow ll.
KeiiMr. lieorge, elerk, Johnstown.
KiMitit., Joseph, gentleman, Johnstown.
Little, Bernard, lalMirer, Portage tw p.
I.arkin, John C., gentleman, Johnstown.
I .nt her, Thomas I '., farmer. Minister.
Makin, Martin, farmer. West Taylor.
Mil 'larren, Win., mason, Siimmerliill Bor.
Miller, Daniel I'., farmer. Adams.
Miller, Levi J., htUirer, Klchlaml.
Miller,.!. D., lalMirer, Dale.
Miller, Alex It., farmer, Itielilaml.
Meiiough, Kdward, foreman, Hastings.
o'Hara, Frank S., livery man, resworn
laks, Samuel, ear-nter, Johnstown.
Paul, W. 1 1., farmer, i 'onemaiigh.
Peer, J. M., millhand, Itosedale.
Powell, David W., lalMirer, Cimiliria,
KilitiU'lt, I ieorge W., fanner. West Taylor.
Boherts. Henry, stonemason, Johnstow n.
Heynohls, James T.. lalMirer. JohiiHtowu.
Snyder. W. ;., landlord. Dean.
siie, Mahlon, -arM-iiler, Koxhury.
Sell, Anthony, farmer, Allegheny".
SiH, P. P., laborer. Stimmerhilt.
sheehan, James lalMirer, i 'MiKTsdule.
Smith, Iahi, miner, Washington.
Simmons, F.liner, -arieiiter, stonycreek.
Tyler, Frank, miner, lieade.
Weaver, Jessie miner, South Fork.
TltAVKltsK JI KllKS, SKI'ONU WKEK.
Anna, Jaeoli, liotel ke-M;T, Khler.
Arthurs John, ear Imlhler, Johnstown.
Bciter, I iis)mt. farmer, Portane twp.
Bender, Kd, farmer, Carroll.
Bowers, Charles farmer. West Taylor.
Boyle, liarl., lalMirer, Johnstown.
Bishop, Val., farmer, Allegheny.
Brow n, Wm., lalMirer, Johnstow n.
Byrne. Win., lalMirer, Kl-nsliurf.
Carroll, Michael, clerk, Johnstown.
Davis Daniel J., farmer, Camliria.
Dick, James A., clerk, Morrellville.
Dimond, Appleton, farmer. Fast Taylor.
Dorian, Neal, lalMirer, Johnstown.
Dunmire, .aek. lalMirer, Siiiumerhill Inir.
Fealhers, Moses B., lalxirer, Stonycreek.
Fisher, liust, stationer, i'attou.
Friedhotl', Henry, mason, Morrellville.
IwillMTt, Andrew, farmer, Ijower Yoder.
I i lass Charles, farmer, Clearlield.
UogKin, James, lilacksmith, Johnstown.
ro p, Jolni, lalxirer, Cresstm.
Ileuliner, lieorge W., physician, JolniHtown.
llolsoiple, August, teacher, Kiehland.
Klinefelter, Daniel, clerk. Franklin.
Lalimer, John, Jr., farmer. Minister.
Lehman, Xack, lalMirer, Johnstow n.
I.ihhy, D. A., fanner, Klder.
Lohr, Aaron T., lalMirer, Johnstown.
Lmlwig, Kelix, carder, KlM-iisliiirg.
Luther, Jacoli, lahorer. Portage Ixir.
Maucher, J. V., drugaist, I'arrolltiiwn.
Montsioinery, John, miner, Cresson.
Murphy, M. I'., hotel keeT, Johnstown.
Mel lonald. I harles, elerk, i hest SjirlnKM.
McNully, Henry, constahle, BarneslMiro.
Kay, Frank, lilacksmith, Johnstow n.
Uaeer. J. It., latrer, V iiitondale.
Khoils, Jeorge W., lalMirer, stonycreek.
Kipple. Jaeoli J., farmer, Bieliland.
Itiiwliinil, Janui K., farmer, Blacklick.
Bow ley, J. B., lilacksmith, Hastings.
Smith, Kin., carK-nter, Dale.
stiner. I ('., stahle boss, liallitzin lxr.
Sloy, I ins. latMiriT, Dean.
SI ill I, L. D., farmer, Kiehland.
Trefl, Allien A., teamster, Johnstown.
Wess, William, lHlMirer, t'rovle.
Wizard, Kolrt, lalMirer, JohnsKiwn.
Yothers K. .1., machinist, 11 as tings.
Following is the list for thesiiecial termi
btnrinning Monday, March Kith :
Sl-Kl'l Al. TKltVf .
Altemus, ('has. K., dent ist, Johnstown.
P.loiigh, Milton, painter, Johnslow ii.
Bengele. Joseph, merchant, (iallit.in iMir.
Bensholl. John J., lalMirer, Koseilale.
Blotiirh. M. .1., painter, Johnstown.
Cramer, Wm. S'.. lalxirer, Morrellville.
Campliell. Marl in, lilai-ksmit h, Lilly.
Callihan, L. J., elerk, Wilmore.
Douglass, Milton, farmer, Clearfield.
Davis, M. ii., lalMirer, Johnstown.
Dale, Walter, clerk, Button.
Fiierly, August, merchant. Minister.
Farliaugh, Michael, foreman. Minister.
Fr , Cvrus, miner, South Fork,
i.rillilii, Arthur, muchinisl, JohiiKtown.
I ore, ieorge, niolder, Johnstown.
Horner, Jaeoli I '.. lal Hirer, Johnstow n.
Kraft, Frank, lalxirer, Johnstown.
Krehs, Andrew, lalMirer, Johnstown.
Kirkpatrick, H. C.. tanner, Carroll.
Ijintv. Wm. K., farmer, SiiHiiuehanna.
Lamlierl, I.estiT, inotorman, Johnstow n.
I.it.el, I'eler, lilacksmith, Johnstown.
Miller, Arthur, miner, Keade.
Mils,, in. c. 11., miner. Portage.
Mock. Isaiah P., carx-nter, Johnstown.
M iller. Cyrus s., i-arfx'nter. Low yer Yoder.
McCartney, J. s., merchant, Keade.
Median, James mine Imiss Spangler.
Moshohier, J. s., hricklayer, Johnstown.
ildham, Wm. II., fireman, stonycreek.
Primer, W. II., painter, Allegheny.
tjiiartz, llarr, emrineer, Creson.
Ble. D. s., physician, Hastings.
Kein i Hirer. Fred, collector, liallitzln Ixir.
Kiehards,ni, It. J., elerk, Johnstow ll.
Khoadis, Jaiil. farmer. AdaniH.
Sanders Joseph, J. P., Washington.
Sin it h, c. I'., lalxirer, Johnslow n.
smith, l.ihu F., uiaehiiiit, Johnstow n.
Sho.'le, F. K.. lalxirer. Dale.
st itler. Thomas J., farmer. Susquehanna.
Slrittmalter, Andrew, tanner, Carroll.
Wright, Joseph A., farmer, Siiniliicrhlll twp.
Warner, James, miner, Keade.
Williams, T. K.. miner Spangler.
WalK-rs P. C. -iliimlH-r. Johnstown.
Wissinger, Dennis. carienter, stonyiTeek.
WiiiviT, J;ii-iili.l., In I Mirer, Summerhlll twp.
Wharton, Demetrius, lahorer, Keade.
Jnallee Otrrteoh Illm.
Quick and retributive justice has over
taken an escaped murderer from Shamokin,
Pa. 1'eter I'riam and George Martin were
suitors for the hand of Mary Marizzie. of
Green Ridge, a mining hamlet near there,
She accepted Martin and married him,
ahout a mouth ago. While the wedding
festivities were in progress, I'riam, in a
drunken condition, fcrced his way into the
house, and when ordered to leave by Mar
tin, struck the latter down with a club,
and fled. Martin died threedays later and
nothing was heard of I'riam uutil news
was received Sunday that during a drunk
en brawl last week in the Clearlield bitumi
nous coal region, he was killed by the man
with w hom he was righting.
A fike occurred In Bedford one n!ght
last week which destroyed $15,000 worth of
prop3r'.y before it was gotten under con
trol, s
MlMiellaarooi Notices.
T?V KS WANTED.
r i
Highest price paid for all kind ot Fart.
Bring them to OKU. L. I'HtllKKICKS.
Nor. 1, 1SV5. Etxsusburg. Pa
"r AN TED A general representative; In thla
IT county to organise local board lor the
Artisans' Saving! and Lrfn Association. Ad
dress wi Filth Ave.. Pittsburg;, pa. meha
"Tf ANTEil A reliable man to represent a loan
ll Institution in Cambria county Money
loaned In snms ol $100 to tlu.Oin. For particulars
apply toW.M. 1AV IS, Ccaloort, Pa.
mcbttutt.
T'HE Kbensbnrs Building fc Iian Association
will oiler for sale at the council chamber. Kb-
enghurg, on the fourth Monday In January,
ll.ooo.uo. THUS. DAVIS,
L.B8TBR LiKiM as. Secretary. President.
AT THE OLDRELIABLeT"
Everybody, and espoctilly the oyster-loving
people ol Ebensbunr. are Invited to call at Kobt.
Mcbreen's Did Kellable Kuslaurant. when they
Hint good. Iresh Oysters, by the pint, quart or
ration Or you eao have them Stewed or Pried.
ill a: the lowest price, fresh Oysters every day.
octlllf
Julian
VIS IT
Street
THE
Restaurant
A.isrisrTJjLT
NVENTORY
A.
J I
Kill of Pare This Week:
Chicken and Oysters In every style.
Ham and Coflee.
Bread and Butter.
Served every day and nluht until 10 o'clock.
Polite waiter. Bring the ladies.
Ice I'ream and Oysters bv the sal Ion can be
had at any time by notifying- us two days In ad
vance JAMES H.UAIS'T.
Nov. 1. 16.
See wtat we can do wl you in doing for Men and Boys.
Men's Overcoats for $3.00, reduced from $S and 11. Men's Overcoats for $5. reduced from sl2
and $14. Men's Overcoats for $8, reduced from $10.50 and $1S. Boys' Overcoats for 33 l-3cV on
the dollar. Thus: $0 Coats for $3; $G Coats for $2; $4 Coats for $1. Men's All-Wool Suits " all
sizes, for $6.50 Men's better All-Wool Suits for $S. Scuff Suits for 3.50 and 4 50 Dress
Pants for 1.50 to 4.98. Men's Scuff Pants from JSc. to $1 50. We have the best Jean Pants in
the world for fl. 50. We have other Jean Pants for G5c, 75c. and fl. Boys' 3-piece Suits size
from 12 to 19 years, from 2.50 to 7 48. These Suits have all bc:n reduced over one-third in val
ue. !,ome ana examine lor yoursell. J,oys 2-piece Suits, a-es 4 to 14, at prices ranging from 75c.
to $4.50. These also have been reduced away down. Boys' Knee Pants from 15c. to7-j"c. per pair.
NOTICE.
State of Pennsylvania, .q
County o Cambria, t
The t-'oinnionwealth ol Pennsylvania
To Airnes Zern. widow, resldlna: at Oarmlliown:
Ann ChrlstinaXern.resbllnir In Carroll town
ship; Catharine Strlttmatter. residing In
t'arroll township; Mancaret Strlttmatter. re
sidinit In Carroll tuwnsblp; Elisabeth Hoov
er, residing In Cambria township; Treja
Noel. residlns: In Cambria township: James
Zero, reoldinic In Alleitheny City; Annie
mannion, rrsldlnv in Allegheny township;
ChrlstiLa Zern, resldinic at Uarrulltown. Ma-
ttl.ta Ieonard. resldsoif at Altoona, Blair
county; Elisabeth Burk. residing at Ha-
tlnus: Ada t'hatham, res Id I our at Altoona.
Pa.; Emma Zern. resldinic at Carrolltown;
Henry Zern, whose whereabouts are un
known: heirs and Icsal representatives ot
Jacob Zern. UK EETINti:
You are hereby cited to be and anuear before
the Judges ol our Orphans Court at Ebenshurtc.
in ana ior saiu county, on the 7th dav oi Janu
ary next, thea and there to show cause. It any
yon nave, wny an order of sale should not be
granted to the executors ol Jacob Zern to make
sale ol the real estate ol seld decedent. Herein
tall not.
WITNESS the Honorable A.Y.
Rarker, President J adice of our said
Orphans' Court, at Ebensboix. this
Din uay oi January. A Ii. iwt.
K.B.JON IT'S.
Clerk O. C.
Notice to be given by the Sheriff to non-resi
dent parties in Iterest by publication In the
Jobnrtown Tribune and Csmbkia Frkxas lor
three successive nee lis prior to the Argument
Court, and by mailing a copy of the paper con
taining such notice to all such i in-iesloeol
parties In Interest whose whereabouts are
known or can be ascertained.
D. W. COUL.TEK.
Sheriff.
Sheriff's office. Ebensbunc, Pa., Jan. 10, ltM 3t.
FUfl&NITUJIlSJE FOM lEVairilSOllDY.
Best Kitchen Chairs, $2.75 per set. Best Hi rh-Backed Dining Chairs, 5 per set. Sinks, light
dark, 4; former price, 5.50. Cupboards, Sideboards and Safes at cut prices. Full S-niece Oak
Very Fancy Single and Double Beds, 2.75 up to 5. We handle the Im-
or
Betlroom Suits for 25.
proved Star Bed Spring, which we sell at the smalt sum of 4.50. Use it once and you will use no
other. Cots, Crib-beds and Single Bureaus at low prices. A full line of TrunKs and Valises always
on hand.
Seal. J
IDIUjjT &a!D.
We have our shelves crowded and we mean to reduce our stock of Dry Goods by selling at cut
prices all over this department of our big Store. Here is a few of our prices to show you what we
are doing. We are still selling Ginghams at 5c. per yard; Calicoes at 5c. per yard; Dress Plaids,
lUc. per yard; Crasht 4 and be. per yard; Sateen, 12c. per yard. Other goods and notions are sell
ing at the same proportion as above figures.
ear it and be comfortable.
AVe sell the celebrated R. & G. Corset for 75c. and 1.
NOTICE.
SJfflODlES
T
To the heirs and legal representatives ol Philip
ioie. aeceasen:
I'a ik Niitk . That an Inauest will held at the
late residence ol Philip Noie, deceased. In the
township ol Munstei. In the eountv ol Oamerta,
on THl KSDA Y. TH E 201 H UlYUF t'EBKV-
AKY next. at 10 o'clock in the lorennon that
lay. lot the purpose ol maklOK partition ol the
real estate ol said decedent to and amon his
heirs and leiral representatives. If the same can
be done without prejudice to or spotllnir of the
whale: otherwise to value and appraise the same
accord In k to law. at which time and place you
are requested to attend II you tnlnk proper.
I. W.COl'LTEK. Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Ebensburg, Pa. January il. I4.
Our Shoe Department is already well known, but we have reduced a great many of our prices just
one-half. It will pay you to come 15 miles to deal with us and j ou can save 40 per cent, by doing
so. Yours Very Respectfully,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county.
In rethe assigned estate of John A. Marsh.
The undersigned having bren appointed audi
tor to report distribution ol bands In hands ol T.
j. earl, assignee, as shown by bis tiartial ac
count, and to pass upon exceptions filed to said
accoont. he win sit lor the purposes ot his ap
pointment on t KIMAY. I KHKUAKV It. IS.
at i0 o'clock a. M at his office In Wool I Block.
City ol Johnstown, when and where all parties
Interested shall appear or be lorever debarred
from participating In said land.
EUWAKU T. McNEELlS.
January 24, 18yfl. Auditor.
GAIXITZIN, PA.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.
Estate of William V. Ooenner. late of Johns
town, deceased.
Take notice that letters testamentary In above
estate have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons Indebted thereto will make immed
iate payment and those having claims will pre
sent the name without deljy duly authenticated
lor settlement to
ELIZABETH HI EN NEK.
Executrix.
No. ."V-o Clinton street, Johnstown. Pa.
FhwardT. MrNgKLis, Attorney.
January 17, :i5.
for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
of manufacturing
Illuminating and Lubricating Oilst
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
NOTICE.
Ilbllnarj.
Ll'THKU. Died at :he home oflier son.
Mii-hiii-1 J. Lntlii-r. in KlH-nsbiiri; on Wed
nesday afternoon, January '!, lAi, Mrs.
Susan Luther, aged 57 years.
The defeased was born in Carroll town-
shiu. and was the eldest daughter of the
late Jai-ob SliarbaiiRli. one of the early
settlers in that locality, and was married
to John . Luther, who died a nun.ber of
years ao. Mrs. Luther, with her daugh
ter, Klla, resided in Cat roll town, and when
her son, Michael, of this place, was strick
en with typhoid fever, a couple of months
ago, with a mother's love, aud devotion
she h:steued to his bedside and day and
night vas untiring in her watchful rare Id
nursing bark to health her stricken son.
About ten days before her death. Mr?.
Luther was attacked with the same dis
ease and although she had been in good
health, the strain of the continued watch
ing of the previous weeks had weakened
her physically and she continued sinking
until death ensued. She was a women of
many virtues and the sad ending of her
mission of maternal affection is deeply re
gretted by the whole community.
She is survived by two sons, Michael J.
and Edward, both of Kbeusburg; and three
daughters, Mary, wife of Adam Leib, of
Nicktown; Emma, wife of Isidore Hinder,
of Hastings, and Ella, who is single and
lived w ith her mother. She is also sur
vived by three brothers, John W., James
and C. A Sharbaugh, of Carrolltown, and
four sisters, Mrs. Valentine Thomas, Mrs.
W. C. Severin, both of Carrolltown; Mrs.
Casper Leib, of Nicktown, and Mrs. John
McDormltt, of Johnstown.
Her remains were taken to her home ic
Carrolltown on Thur-idav morning from
whence the funeral will take place at 10
o'clock to-day (yriday.)
Notice Is hereby given that the followlug ac
counts have been Died In the Ikiurt ol Common
Pleas In and for the county of Cambria and will
be eonhrmed by the said Court oa the Kill' K TH
MONDAY OF JANUAUY. unlets cause
tie shown to the contrary:
Mrstand final account of 5. A. weimer. as
signee ol W. H. Osborn and wife.
r Irst and final account ol teo. w . citottman.
Assignee ol Eiixa Hick worth.
J. V. PAKBY,
Jan. 3. ISue. Prvthoaotary.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Ietter testamentary having been granted to
the undersigned In the estate ol Peter Stoltx late
ol Barr township. Cambria county, deceased, no
tice Is hereby given to all those indented to saia
estate to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present
them properly aainenucaied lor settlement.
hahhasa i im.i
NICHOLAS LAMKHl'KN,
'. A. Shoehakkr. Executors.
Attorney.
Jan. 10, lovti.
LUDE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Most : Uniformly : Satisfactory: Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
octis.ssiy.
P1T1SBUKO 1 1 KPT..
PITTS BUKU, PA.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Letters testamentary In the estate o! J. I..
Buck, late ol Allegheny township. Cambria
county. Pa.. deceased, having been grantet to tne
umlerrlgned. notice is neieoy given to an persons
indebted to said estate lo make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
wl.l present them troperly authenticated Inr set
tlement. JAMI-Si BITK,
A I. MM BICK.
Allegheny Twp., Jan. 17. 18J.X Executors.
JOHN PFISTBB,
DEALER IM
B. U RBBD. " ATZIOT K BAD B.
REED & READE,
Attorneys t 1 iiav,
EBENSBUKa. - - - PENNA.
49-Offlce on Centre street. 4 2 W
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys ot Iuav,
EBENSBUBU, PA.
M-()IS In Uuera House. 2.9.M
W. DICK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-L.AW.
EBBBBBcaa. Pbmb'a
9-Sneolal attention to given claims for Pen
sion Bounty, etc. ehT- nW
T.
H.
GEIIERU .eCHUIDISE,
Harilware. Queen-ware,
HADE-UP CLOTHING, I L
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
McKENRICK,
imiRHIT aRD OOt'HBBIXOB AT LAW.
EBEINSBUltl. - rl
WOfflce on Centre street.
J.
H. MYERS.
ATTORNEY -AT-L.AW.
Ebissbuss, PA.
UfKee In Oollonade Kow. on tlentre street.
ONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTI IKN EY.AT- L A W.
Ebbksbcbo, Pbhba
HPOffloe In Opera House. Center street.
TEflETABLEfl 181
HaRHENH,
BEAHOH,
ETC.,
AccouiMNO to the Tribune, the new
railroad hich for a DtinititT ol years has
iM-eu tryiDft to et.ter Alioon, ha- taken an
other lease of life and se?ms in a fair way
to gain its end. A new route has b-en se
lected down Mill Uun (lap. Two courses
h ive been laid out, one on the riphi and
one on the lelt hank of the Mill t're-k Uun
itream. The timber aionir me protoeu
route has been rut down and some ftradiiiK
already done In the mountain districts. It
l said that the riuht of w ay through Miil
ville has been secured by the company,
w ho propose to erect somew here in that
suburb the necessary buildings. Nothing
definite reparding the latter projects has as
yet been learned.
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
maKI-SOly
Loral fnatilnte.
Following is the program for a teachers
local institute to be held at the Kuntzman
school house, in Susquehanna townsnip.
Februnry 1, IS'.Hi, at H: a. m:
"Address of Welcome," It. R. Williams.
"Response," J. I. Myers. "Methods of I
Teacuinsr History." F. S. Hauni and Miss
Jennie Ulenn.
AFTKItXOON SF.SSION".
"How lonn should a successful teacher be
rtainiHl In our common schools?" Annie
M KIwoikI. "Klements of Ciovernment."
j. 15. Stalb. "Recitation," Mrs. Elmira
llarvev. "Ilow to teach Patriotism in
Our Schools." ids Xupp and J. E. Woods.
"The Art of Questioning-." Bert Mock.
Friends of education are invited.
CoMMITTEK.
Hotel for Sale.
Owlnn to huslnes not betn congenial to fam
ily 1 w'l sell at a harwaln Hotel property Known
as the CKESStIN INN (lormerly Callan House),
located alOresson Spnntts. the famous summer
resort of the AHoKhenles.
It Is the nearest Motel to uepoi, u nranorwuij
furnished. anJ ilolnic a paying huslnes. Open
all the year, tlood Bar ano irannem iraue.
Alo quite a numneroi reraineni dwuhb,
Pr uertT eonslt ot about three acres of frround.
m.ninipnt ou tbul Id I nas and nice shade trees
.. tw,nt house main buildina- has 29 rooms all nice-
i In-ated. everTtblna: in itood onler. bouse sup
plied with pure mountain sptina- spring wtr
..tn Hinvt from anrlnv to hotel and harn. Ibis
U a rare chance lor a wood paying Investment to
ri ht party. Eor terms a nd lurlher particular
e.llonorldre.. stTTUERLAN D.
Jan. IT.2C Creeaon, Pa.
policies written at short noice in the
OLD RELIABLE ' ETNA"
(ad of br Pirac Claws Cennpaiailea.
iSEHT FOB THE
OLB HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COM Y
COMMENCED BUSINESS
1794:.
EbeniDttrg.Jaiy 1.1883.
CloicB Plants aM Cut Flomrs,
fWaeral Demignm mt Short Hat fair.
'w -w-k w w- fr. m a -v -v -ar
NO. 432 MAIN STREET,
Johnstown, Pa.
4.11.1.
,71',- "-;
"IT
1 i-i- ji i tiv-a t--fi-- - I
The Quickest Mail Order House
in Central Prnns) It aaia.
eVV
Shopping
By
Mail
.
People who do not live
-" ' near an up-to-date Dry-
Goods House usually suffer great inconvenience at
times by being- compelled to make a long journey, at
considerable expense, to supply needs which could have
been filled in two days with perfect satisfaction, if their
order had come to us by maiL
EVERYTHING THAT A MODERN DE
PARTMENT STORE SHOULDJIEEPJN
STOCK IS HERE IN GREAT VARIETY.
Samples and prices will be promptly furnished when
ever requested. All orders filled same day as received.
Wm. F. Gable & Co.,
ALTOONA, PA.
5ati start ion Alay Guaranteed.
Your Money back if in any way l nsatiiactory.
Fall and Winter.
We are now displaying the largest stock of Best-Made Fall and
Winter Clothing, Overcoats, and Gents Furnishings and Shoes in
Cambria county.
Our line of Overcoats is immense. We sell well-made and perfect-fitting
Clothing as low if not lower than anyone in the State.
We have all sizes to fit the small bey as well as the largest man,
no matter whether you are short or tall, lean or fat, we can fit you.
All we ask is for you to examine our goods and learn our prices,
and you will be convinced that the best place in Cambria county to
buy Clothing is at
C. A. Sharbaugh's,
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
Carriao-e and Vagon Shop.
llavinjr oinel tip in the simp lately otvupieil ly J. A. Ti
Klwiislmnr, I am prelum-.! to lo all kin.ls ot Wm.nn anl "ar
Vinev in tin w-m warn n
: . 1 1 - - 1. . .. . 1 . 1 . . .r .
Flwnslmr". I am prepare.! to lo all kin.ls ot Wiuron anu t arria- h.hk yn -"-
notitv ami at reawinnl.le terms. Oirnaue Tnnmiinj.', tii.-liH.t t. ami Ml wnaini. lur
nUlie.1 to or.ler. tr.h-rs taken for Spring V;ipw an.l l'.turi.-s. .
fx-Sie-'uil attention jnveii to lUiir Work aiiJ l'ainting aiid KitLfsu-tion fniaranteed.
5.31.95
H. E. BENDER,
Formerly of Carrolltown.