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,it,.r of tli.' Carroll
. I, ,m Monday.
,f i :irro!l town:
-hip.
.'.iirsl on
sday.
. r.f .I:u kion town
1 1 S ri'Il-
-liiim on Tues-
AlW-iilnv town-
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luirson 1 1 "rs-
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towii on Tlitirs-
,,f AlU-glieny
, Ktn'nl;uttf on
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, t.i Kbi-nstmrg
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, ,,(,' of Curroll
nii'ii. trid
.4y and paid Kliens-
,.f tlii- ptai-f. left
vi' urdav wlifrc l;P
. ,,f that plan-
,,,i.-tto. av-t-ompan-i:-h!.-r.
tri-d Ui'
v and pfiit a f-w
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nil
y all'.
i:iit.ria i-oiinty, is
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f..;i.n I'a o.nrt now
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lM,,f i'a- l vi-llt'll St.
i hi:r. ii a! .I.diii-lown with
t,.i- i n fi.rm-l the
,i . ,n to na an i -
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tii.i a- a -iin-i-iM'lici?
r fiiam-i' on lilKlind-
fui an early
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pal.-
. ! I M . P.rooks. who
inv uf la-t wt-fk, as
ii.- of tin 1"i:kk-
tl.i- plai-i- and in
,, ;. rv on Saturday
l.:.-v.i'-1-
.-man. "f
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Lilly, who had
n.inal hospital
n days, dii-d in
-.lay. 1 1 is r-
fi.r intrriiH'iit.
.1 family.
id county last
Wriuht I!ms..
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m.-iit
Wriu'lit. clothing
!ai-' t tiiisiiu-ss
a.'i-T.-L'at.- l...mxi.
iliiii-s will n-ai-li
Ti
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j- irir-'.lit.
-,.,V Saturday
-i k ...' tirr- il at t In
III tlilitn-I. rllli-.-d
i:n !r akin and
murium a
i-at end of
tiy an fast
running to-
i nr '
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mi
y i iir- i-n1
d.'inolihed
t)lnckf-d for
hurt.
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Mi ii t y Kailroad, from
a!m: tini-hi-d. It
I. -! pi.-i-.. f railroad
-uii. i- i-urvi-s and
. rr.-i! t :i a oiintrv
r-i-l.t Irani-; will hf
r. -.-!.!. Iltliii';s Tri-
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I; A leu -a. I'ril
i VjiL-ar- i ;u.
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-;ti !..ii him.
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Hurt n i-oiitrai-t-nn
a slippery
nini; and frae-t.-fi.r.'
im-diral
TIih dt-i t-ai-d
"hiidn-n. Hi
at the time of
i.i r-nf t!,.-. -ta!t- of the -s-y-!
i a v : .J i"..v. at Aitooiia. on
.v - .! -Li..- M, I . .y ihti-ri-t in tin?
Ti-. r. M . v .v Co. for ?T."..ix .
. ;-r i.-'i .! II. Taylor, tlie
.'::!! : ! !.: m. 'ihe pur-
. 'L M -i .,y interest in -v-i.-J
a'.'i - n! . -.a, laii.l anJ in the
: -'':.; any t .r.- at Ciallit.in.
V.:. .: KiAln.ry, a Mihurb of
a. ::i-n ' ii hi-vi ay home from
tTuVI.M-ii on 'I'm day eveiiimr,
: v iH. v ho w i-r roast-
I..:, mtli a pair of "U!T with
r-ai : ;.- fr.,ta ,,n- to the ol hei .
-ii.'. ir wi-k.-ii and was also
y 'i j-.r.d. Mr. Wilt is
; -ir- : in:, i ,i- comiilioii
a
ri mi -ion. -rs
of tr.-a-urt-r
d 1 p.-r i-.-nt.
I n.l.-r thi
i.z an
I'll..)-.
; ay at .. in il.Tm in
'' I r . nr a- forin
;.!::" coiiiini-sion-rs
! ! I i- liri-l feelings
: :(..it km. i. and then
-v. in the fa'alily
i Ar i. rn-aii quarter
-i niilii. -ky article
'i ir ii-i-i,ii. in this
-'a:-. ; ; ;.-it.-rs in the
t. . a:- ni it- claws,
i ,'. : : f.-a' lu i's in jts
a!a.,.i iiin-s on the
' I" -. ! ' arrow lit-ads
'..rc- "liiiarter dol-
i:!f-n-d in the Klair
i v t
a.'a.r,.' :
: -ion.- lllair county
' i- unity conimission-
iii'- a tu t tn-r or not
a
"i Ii.
n i.t it ied to a fee
' r ii.akiiia their re-
i ; ioti for the
' i-.-r llie constable's
a., oi lu-r statute on
A i a-.- -tated will be
i.f.l at arirunii-n t
ir-.m
T.i,
W iliiarnspurt say?
'lay Mrs. ki-becca
I. II:
I.-' a
(,. ..; v
a- l oinpt-lled to
load and hold
lai-ob Metzirer.
w Hi h.-r expired from
-J P'-r . i .1 -it-.-tl ,y ,),,. iiitt-nse
Mr., n.
!' lool enaaired to do Mr.
u ami ttiey ere on
iali.-i", home when he fell
- "!inirs-hiulder and ex-
an
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1 'ainalioii.
-' -latnn- will not auth-
" "i any new counties.
'ion to form a new -nun
' ("T'.i-ili- ,,
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I -M.,i
'" Indiana, Armstrong
''unti.-s. with Van-
,lir" as tlit- county ssat.
' i.' in
" ") inriii a new county
Indiana. Westmoreland
'f.-t 1-
with .lohnstown as
ii'-pnt mative Hanc
oii.il, i ti. chairman
illlit!.-,
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"ii new counties, and he
1 -o TnaLit.i7 u.kv ittv
I u.l,
'ir.ii...
' a-- at M rs. I:. E.Jones"
' -n'l in progress and the
't'- are daily carrying
I- ail i tut leu t i. .ti tht it.
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in. - th.-y know how to mak
a- lar as p.,sil,. In this
t . .
t oi.i an ad giving cut
"ni style 0f giidantlit
' r.- ti,,. s,.c,1(j r,.;ljig lo
r iUt
"reau bargains. i:esides
'"nerat... there are tonally
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" a lot of other g otitis that
1 r,
pure Vtilir UreSem-v at l.ur
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uui. ta. 1 earlv tU ir.N
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Hlombori Krimatlon.
Uloptnsburg, Feb. C One of the most re
markable criminal cases in Pennsylvania
was brought into court here today. On
September 10 last an attempt was made
to blow up the residence with dynamite of
the Hon. Levi E. Waller, a prominent
lawyer of this place. The attempt was
traced to Clifton Kuoor, a young man of
pood family, but of dissolute habits.
Knurr confessed on his arrest that he had
been hired by Lloyd S. Winters teen, a
lawyer prominent at the bar of this coun
ty and interested in many business ven
tures, to blow up Mr. Waller's residence
f r the purpose of killing Mr. Waller and
his family.
Wintersteen was arrested and to-day the
jrrand jury found seven true bills against
Wintersteen and Ki.orr, charging them
with several forms of atu-mptint; to kill.
A still more dastardly attempt at murder
was confessed to by Ki.orr to-day He
made a confession that prior to the at
tempt he made to blow up Mr. Wallet's
family that Wintersieen had iuduced him
to attempt the assassination of Mr. Wal
ler by shooting him. A contin-iance was
asked until the May term and will le ar-pued.
Com ti ii Irnt Ion
St. Augustine. I'a., Feb. 4, 1V.7.
Eli. FlJKKM.VX: The contest between the
congregations of St. Augustine and Chest
Springs, which has been on for some time
past, io determine tiv vote (-.'.;. per vote)
which bad the most pi p ilar pastor, was
brought to a close on Sunday evening. J au
ary 31, IMC. by tin; committees of both
places meeting at the pastoral residence in
St. Augustine and counting otT the voles
given for each candidate. The result
showed .'l..77r votes l$M4 for Ilev. J. J.
hiiuden, or St. Auguline, and l..is votes
tf!-.'t for Rev. T. Mcl'aren. of Chest
Springs. The Chest Springs committee
took their defeat verv gracefullv, and I
w ill add that a more genial, pleasant and
gentlemanly s t of men it lias seldom been
my good lortuue to meet. I hope they
w ill be successfnl in the next contest, i..
TtiiK h mi Apnllw.
The big mills-wf the Apollo Iron ,t Steel
Company ut Apollo have been closed iIoa n.
Nearly all the equipments have been re
moved to the new mills at Vandergrift,
Ainisirong county, whether tlie nulls at
Apollo t.ave lii'cn closed hnaliv has i.ot
been stated by the representative of the
company. Many persons in that plate.
however, say that a declaration of inten
tions tin the part of the company is not
necessary. Actions speak louder than
words. The closing down and partial dis
mantlement of the Apollo mills is regard
ed ty close observers as meaning their
abandonment. The uew Vandergrift mills
are now . in pai tial operation, and w ill
soon be in full blast. The removal of the
big steel mills is a serious blow to Apollo.
They were the mainstay of the town.
V III Afln S-IiimI Trahhrru.
In all probability i bill will be presented
to tlie legislature which will have for Us
object the appointment of teachers in lb.
public schools by the principals instead of
by school boards as at present The bill
will also contain such provisions as will
have the etTei t of eliminating politics en
tirely from the schools. i'illsb:irg gentle
men are fathering the scheme.
Whether tlie evil elfect that will be ex
perienced from the unconscious or con
scious tendency ot tlie principals toward
fa voriteisni in the selection or retention of
teachers w ill be greater than the ii.llueiice
of politics in tlie election of teacher by
the school boards as now exerted in certain
cities, will be a serious question.
M on a.(Mll Haxrr.
John Sivan, a Hungarian coke worker
at llecla, est iiion lacd comitv, made a
wager Moiitlay of last week with a fellow-
countryman of a keg of beer and J", that
be could walk from Hecla to Calumet, two
miles and a half in his hare feet. Tin
bh.ard was at its height that day, the
thermometer registering 1J degrees helow,
but Sivan took a couple of big swallows of
'"polinki" and defiantly started on hi:
perilous journey. He won the bet, but he
was taken to the Westtnorelaud hospital,
suffering all the agonies attendant upon
badiv froen tees and limbs. Amputation
will be necessary, and lie may die.
Will r lUnlrl l in in
Mr. Haniel lhimni, of Carroll tow nship, an
aged bachelor w hose death we mentioned
in a recent issue oT the Kiikkmax. had ac
cumulated a considerable amount of
money, amounting to more than T,(i0.
He disposes of this by a a w ill w hicli has
been tiled iu the register's ollice which
provides therein that tl.'-Vn shall b: paid
for ma-st's for the tepose of his soul by the
priests ot the L atliotlt- lallli. OI WHICH lie
w as an adherent. The balance be provides
shall go to "l he poorest C atholic church in
Cambria county.' 1 lie executor, Hanoi
Huck, to determine which is tin- pooit-st
church.
In Improtr Hitimlinrt.
At a mn-tiiig of a number of our promi
nent citizens, held at the Mountain Houst
on Monday ev ning for the purpose of dt -
vising ways and means for improvement
of of our tow ii, the following resolution
was offered: Keolved. That it is the
Sense oi Itns m. cling, tr.at our ooroutn
devote what money it has at its disposal
to the construction of sewers and better
ing of our streets, and after this, consider
the erection of an electric light plant.
J. I:. IlKN.NY,
Chairman committee on resolutions.
I'ellflon for I'oMoHioe.
Mr. Hakei, of Carroll township, is circu
lating a petition praying for the establish
ment of a postoflice at Ilradley Junction,
a station on the Cambria Sc. Clearlield rai -
road, about six miles south of Cat ton. The
nearest present postotlice to ISradley
Junction is at Carroillown. a distance of
five miles. The cilians of that place now
get their man either at r..oci)suurg.
Loretto, Carrolltown or I'alton. The
p 'lilion is quite well filled with names and
prospects look favorable for the oflice. -
I'nttun Courier.
-o-
-Charles C. Morris, a Oreensburg print
er, on Monday morning about ten o'clock,
while on his way '..o the office of the Ureens
burg Trilmne. where lie was employed.
and w hen within a few feet of the oflice
dool slipped on the sidewalk, fell and
broke his neck. He was carried into a
nearby storeroom and medical aid sum
moned, hut he died in a few minutes. He
was thirty years of age, and a son of I). C
Morris. Esq., of (ireensburg, a former resi
dent of Johnstown, who along iu the
seventies, before bis removal to (Jieens-
hiuir. was a prominent candidate for tlie
nomination for tlie office of sheriff on the
Democrat!:; ticket in this county.
The remains of Adam Frank, ail .itin
erant peddler. hose home was in I'itis-
hnrir. were found near the tracks of the
Somerset and Cimbria branch of the Hat
tlmore nd Ohio railroad, near the liock-
wood station, at daylight Friday morning
Tlie man had evidently frozen to death.
ii.ur were no marks on his body to sho
that he met a violent death. From th
tracks in the snow it appears the man was
making his way to the KockwooU station
w hen he w as overcome by the cold and per
ished. Tlie unfortunate man was idenli
t.s letters found in his pockets, and the
railroad officials of Kockwood ttxik chart;)'
of the remains and shipM'd them to I'ilt
burg Saturday aflerwo!i.
E. II. Dunegan. Esq.. f St. Augustine,
si.eiit several days iu Ebensburg last week.
1.1 ...r . ailed here to attend the funeral of
hia - in-law. Koltert M. ltrooks. wbo?e
funeral took place ot Saturday.
Trial Mil for ttarrli Term.
SKCOM WKF.K.
McAnnlty vs. Byrne.
Kinkead vs. Frank.
Kinkead vs. Culiiton.
Lloyd vs. McFadden.
Washington li. Jt L. Association vs.
Snyder.
Evans vs. Evans.
Humphreys vs Evans.
Packet vs. Sims &Co.
Charles vs. liorongh of Hastings.
Hauk vs. Kirkpatrick.
Luther vs. City of Johnstown.
Tin i:i wkkk.
Brendlinger vs. 1'ittman.
Kuhn & Zimmermau vs. (Jettys et al.
Lse Buck vs. Leffler et al.
Fox et al. vs. Fd-x et al.
Cresswell vs. Wagoner.
Wright vs. Wright et al. !
Tavis vs. Crouse.
Englebach vs. Harris.
Page vs. Page.
Cristman vs. liray.
Frank vs. Slater.
Cauffiel v. Levcntry.
Wilson vs. Dibert.
Kicker, vs. Uosecrans.
Burkhart vs. Stoltz.
Makin vs. Foust.
Morehead vs. Mi-Cune.
Rose vs. BitT 'i.inger.
(lass vs. Smay.
Schmidt vs Nickel.
rniivlrlril While ljln)C.
Joseph H. Breth, a prominent citizen.
politician, lumberman and coal operatoi.
of New Washington, Clearlield county.
was arrested several months ago on the
barge of embezzling the funds of his ward
and entered bail for his appearance al
csurt in September. The case came up foi
trial at Clearlield. on Tuesday. It was a
sure case cl conviction, so the bondsmen
'urrendered Breth to the sheriff and he
was lodged in jail. A lion t 1 o'clock on
Wednesday morning tlie sheriff was
awakened by the other prisoners, who told
him that something was wrong, wil h Breth.
1 1 was found that the prisoner had taken
poison and was dying. The jail physician
was summoned and worked with him all
day, but he died at5o'clock on Wednesday
evening. He left a letter addressed to A.
L. Ilnr.l, of La Jose, making a disposition
of his bodv and personal effects, showing
that he hail this step in contemplation for
some time. He was aged abbout TO years.
and served as a justice of the peace for a
number of yeai s, being considered one of
the leading citizens of that section. He
had been unfortunate in final c al trans-
aclinus of late. Although the prisoner
was lying at the point of death, the ease
was tried by consent of counsel, ami a ver
dict of guilty reached about two hours be
fore his death.
The Oldefct Inhabllnnl.
A correspondent of the Johnstown Ih'iu-
tx-rerf, writing from Ebensburg. gives the
following bits of information:
The first child born iu Ebensburg was
the late Robert Rolterts. which event took
place in 17".f?. He was the father of Mrs.
II. E. Smith, of Johnstown.
Tne oldest native now living in Ebens
burg is Lewis Kodgers, w ho was born in
this place in lsjo.
Tht? oltlest resident is probably Mrs.
Catharine Roberts, who was born in Beu-
I ah alMitit the year IStis and came to Ebens
burg two years later.
The oldest native of Cambria township
Is Mr. Ilaniel P. Davis, who was bom
there about sS years ago.
The lirst person buried in Lloyd ceme
tery was a daughter of the late Kev.
tieorge Roberts, iu the lirst decade of the
present century.
The first churches built in this place
have all been superceded bv new ones and
have disappeared, with the exception of
one which is now occupied as a dwelling
ami another which is used as a blacksmith
shop
N"ow deceased.
Trip lo llfornln.
The next California tour of tue Pennsyl
vania railroad will leave New York and
Philadelphia by special train of Pul'man
palace cars February 2tth, visiting the
the great Mammoth Cave and stopping at
apw iirieans during the Ma rill liras l ar-
uival. Four weeks will be allowed on the
Pacific coast, and two days will lie spent
on the return trip at Colorado Springs and
the (Jarden of the dods. Stops will also
Ik: made at Salt Lake City. Deliver, and
Omaha. This is one of the most delight
ful and complete tours ever planned.
Tickets, including railroad transpor
tation. Pullman accommodations,
lone double berth.) meals en
route, carnage drivers, and hotel ac
commodations going ami return, and
transportation in California, will be sold
at rate of f.'i.Vl from all stations on the
Pennsylvania railroad system east of
Pittsburg.
Apply to ticket agent, tourist ai-ent
at 1 1;; Broad way. New York, or tn liio
W. Bovd, assistant general passenger
agent, Broad Street station, Philadelphia.
A llrpnlj Wanlrtl.
Our neighbor, the Uoslhuj, iu a little item
calls our attention to the expenses of the
almshouse which amount to fis.'.nt; 77 this
year and requests us to figure out how ex
penses were reduced. We have not had
the time as yet, to give the report any
thing but a cursory glance but may take a
look at it at our early convenience. The
Utixlituj closes its item with the follow ing:
N. B. That bull" that you got off cost
according to the statement not f7" but
We suspect very strongly that the editor
of the tixfng is most too young tojie
quoted as an expert on the. cost of bulls.
If he were a stock raiser or a milkman and
had been bunkoed iu his reasonable hopes
ami expectations by that saint bull as a
number of our fellow citizens have been
he would be more careful in estimating the
cost of that bull. Bulls may be pleasing to
the eye but otherwise wc efully lacking
aud as a.frientlly tip to Steward Hughes we
advise him to prevail on the poor director
to create a new office, that of deputy bull
to the almshouse.
ExrnrnlOB o Florida.
The midwinter exodus has begun. The
discomforts and dangers of wet weather
are nere, oui io me southward, from a
cloudless sky, beams a beautiful sun upon
a blooming land.
The Pennsylvania railroad tour to Jack
sonville, allowing two weeks in Florida
will leave New York and Philadelphia
February tub.
Excursion tickets, including railway
transportation, Pullman accommodations
(one berth.) and meals en route in liotli
directions while traveling on the special
trail, will be sold at the following rates
New York, frfioo; Philadelphia. is.oo
Canandaigua. 4C.2.S.".; Erie. CA Pitts
burg. $.Vt oo. and at proportionate rates
from other points.
For tickets, itineraries, and oilier in
formation apply to ticket agents, Touris
Acent at ir.i Broadway. New ork, or to
Ceo. W. Boyd, assistani gem-ial agent
Broad Street station, Philadelphia.
A ! Tr.
Mr. Joseph Custer, of Conemaugh town
sbio. Somerset county, has an appie tret
of immense proportions growing on his
r.i-m Hireetlv in front of his bouse. It
uroduces the variety known as the pound
apple, and last year bore ninety-eight
bushels. The tree measures seven
feet three inches around thetrunk. is forty
feet tall. nd the branches measure fifty
it nnrth ami south, and fifty-one feet
east and.west. Julnmtown Tribuue.
Rral F.ntatr TrnnnrVra.
Treasurer of Cambria county to Jona
than Lewis, Johnstown, co nsideration, $7
John II. Cramer et ux. to Lawrence
Procklev, Portage townsnip, 7i.
Margaret Inmcn et vir et al. to Patrick
McCaun, Li II v. !.M.
Claia A. Kuinn et vir to Oeorge Hogue,
Oallitzin borough. $luo.
Johnstown Building & Loan association
to Aaron Stutztnan et u... West Taylor,
f l,O.VI.
Executor of David McCoy et al. to Jacob
II. Taylor, (iallitziu borough aud (.iallitzin
township, r7 .i.
Theresa Zollner to Cambria county Rail
road company, Carroll, li".
A. E. Pattou. trustee, to William C.
Hubbard. Patton. $17".
Cambria Iron company to Herman Jes
chonek. Johnstown. $137.
Washington F.uilding A Loan associa
tion. No. -J. to Michael Brady et al.. Johns
town. l,-.ixi.
Spangler Improvement company to Rt.
Rev Richard Phelan, trustee, Spangler, 1
Spangler Improvement company lo Rt.
Rev. Richard Phelan, trustee, Spangler,
17..
Nenry Nixton et al. to John Easb et al..
Cambria county.
Francis llnber et ux. to Joseph Sauo,
Elder,
Chest Creek Land t Improvement com
pany to Henry Addleuian, Pattou, $l.io.
Jonathan H. Rnminel et al., by the
sheriff. toOeorga B. Wike, Blacklick, .vl.
Francis Elizabeth Sirausbaugh et vir to
tieorge B. Wike, Blacklick. $s7."i.
Cteorge W. Emptield el ux. to Oeorge B.
Wike, Blaeklick. $Mi.
C.eorge W. Emptield et al. to Isaac
Michaels. Blaeklick. tut.
Thomas S. Euiplield et ux. 13 Isaac
Micuaels. Blaeklick. -".
Andrew Walz et ux. to Pennsylvania
Railroad company. Johnstown. f.YHI.
Da id Barnhart et ux. to J. 11. Hersh
beiger, Roxbnry, fl.'.i.
Ceorge Habichlet ux. to Frank Toezan
owski. Lower Yoder. fcr.li.
Peter O'Neil to ux. to Sadie M . Buck.
M mister. l.
Joseph A. Cray et ux. to Julius Rager,
Carrolltown. ?.'."oo.
Samuel. J. Miller et nx. ux. to Daniel
Miller. Adams. .
D. C. Milleret ux. to J. S. Yoder, Adams,
.:..
Abram L. Onod et nx. to Emma Karlin-st-y.
Barr, im.
Samantha Hite et vir to Mary E. War
fel. Blaeklick. if..
Simon M. Wilson et ux. to J. O. Lincoln,
Pailon, $ t."Jl.
Samuel Noel to Rose Noel,
Sarah C. Piatt et vir to
M mister. 1.
Filarial! II.
Sray, Hastings. ??l.:i..
James A. Malin et ux. to J. L. Smith
Johnstown, $1.
Administrators of Caleb A. Gray tc
Sarah C. Piatt. Hastings, Ssthi
Blaeklick Land A Improvement com
pany to Mt-rril M. Shaffer et al.. Vintoii
dale, 1.V.
Susan Eckenrod et al. to Cambria A
Clearlield Railroad company, Allegheny,
-v.-.'.
Executor of Daniel Weaver, et al. to Ed
ward J. Berwind, Richland. jM.i.unti.
R. F. Not ley to Mrs. Em:na Notley,
Hastings, fs mi.
Assignee of M. A. MeC.unigle et vir to
A. W. Buck. Washington. -.',i7...
A. W. Buck et ux. to John Ermine,
Washington. t'piKl
Joseph Kih! et u. to Henry Wilke,
Adams, -.'.Hi.
Patrick F. Kirbv et ux. to A. W. Buck,
Wilmore. $1.
David Dibert et ux. to Amos Clark. I'p
per Yoth-r, "-'u'..
Tried lo Blow up n Kank.
A terrilie explosion occurred at Holli
tiaysburg on Sundav night in an atiempt
to destroy with dynamite the hanking
house of liardiieJ. Morrow . Co. The
bank was mmui surrounded by a crowd of
excited men and women. The bank door
had been torn from its fastenings ai.tl
burled to the rear of the loom, the Mooring
had been partially destroyed, bricks
'oosencd and not a w hole pane of glass w as
left. No damage was done to the vault.
The glass in all tlie stoles ami residences
on the square were completely shattered.
The buildings that sustained the great
est damage were t he First national bank.
Frank Olessncr's general merchandise
store, anil tlie residence of Char'es Yowkel,
Major S. S. Barr ami Dr. J. R. Humes.
H. M. Hemshey ami Edward Nickodetnus,
w ho roomed next door to the bank, were
haken out of their beds by the force of
the expl ision.
The crime was committed by tearing out
the frame work about tlie bank door and
inserting dynamite. There is no clue to
the perpetrators. It is lielieved that the
rime is due to the revengeful conduct ol
leposjtors. Last September the bank
failed, and the statement of its condition
made a few weeks ago in court indicates
that it was iu an insolvent condition for
many years. Its assets are only sufficient
to pay between tifteen and twenty -cents
on tiie dollar.
Pennsylvania
EailroSu Company.
Personally-Conducted Tours.
M ATfHI.KS.S I KVKI5V FKATI'llK.
CALIFORNIA
Three tour tnCAUKIIliMA and theFAt'IF
! I S L will leav Harris!. urn. AlttKtn. anil
rittsbiitir. .lantmry V7. February and March
ls'.ir. Five reeks In t'alitorola on tne nrst
ti.ur.antl lour weens on ine section. f-RspciiKera
n the tlnM tour may return on reuuUr trains
wittiin nine months. St"p will he uiatle at rew
Irleans lor Mar.li-tlras lexlivities on the second
tour.
Kutes trom all nolntson the I'cnna. K . K ys
te-o: Firrtt t-ur. f.;il Wl: secontl tmir. ftiiiou:
iinri! tour. KlO.vii. From 1'iltsburir . o oo less
lor each tour.
FLORIDA
.lacksinville tours. allowinK two weeks In
Florida, will leave New York an.l Ph ibttlelphta
lur.imrv i and -3. and ftiarcn . .!M7. ttaie. cov
erinif exi.en: est t-n route, in both direcilons, toJ no
Irtitn I lltr.urig ana prttporiionai e xaies iroui oiu.
er points.
For detailed itlnei Jtries and other Inlnrraation
apply al ticket aitencie. or address I hoi. r
WHtt. r'iisf . Auent vtresiern itisiricb. .ww runt
Avenue. FtttsourK, Fa v ll.ue
S. I. RKKU. MATZIUT l-BAOK.
REED & READE,
Attorneys o.t - ltiw,
tBENSBUKt. - - - PENNA.
irtlce on Oentre street. (4.-J8 08
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys t Ijiav
EHKNSBiiKd, PA.
4sT( iftl.-e in Opera House. 2.H.M
T.
W. DIUK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
, EBiknmau, Pbiiw'a
w-Speelal attention to ftlven claims lr Pen
sion Honnty. etc. ehT- 'HtW
J.
F. MiKEXKICK,
ITTtlKSIT AMD Mtl'KBKIXOI AT LAW,
EHKlSSKl'Kli.
- ttfice on Oentre street.
PA
MYERS,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Dsssssdm, Pa.
av-omratn tollonade Kow.on t'et-lrt street
D
ONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
EnaMsitrK. Pbvt
f-avtfftAk In 4 TMra HnaM. ".TittT Klrsst
Wanted-An Idea
Who can think
tf some simple
ttiiBK to patent?
Protect your ldea; ther may brln ytu wealrh.
Write JOHN WtltDEKbL'RN A CO.. Pau-nt Aitr
Dea, WahlnRtn, I. '.. f. their Bl.su prise offer
and list ol two hundred Invent lou a wanted.
9IlsrllaBona Hotlres.
OR SALE OK
KENT. The Central Hotel.
at
Ioretto. t'ambria county. Pa. Katy
terms.
AldrcM MRS. LL.L.A H. MclK IN AL,l.
Jany. 8 tl.
1r AN TEU A Keneral reprerentattve In this
Y county to oreaatte local board lor tbe
Artisan?' Savings and Loan Association. Ad
dress VI Kirth Ave.. Pittsburg. Pa. mch.3
"IITANTEU A reliable man to represent a loan
yy Institution In Cambria connty Money
loaned in sums ol fluo to sio.oou. 'or particulars
apply to W. M. DAVIS, Cealport, Fa.
ncbHf.
'I'HK Kbensbunt Hull.1ln
Lrfan Association
X will oiler lor sale at
tbe Key Hull.iln. El-
enghurK, on tbe :ourtb Monday In February,
f2.otn.oo. TH08.UA VIS,
LiBSTBR L.4KIVCR, Secretary. President.
JOK SALE.
A larice six room house irontins: on Craw.
lord street, Ebensbunr. helnit In k'khI repair, and
the lot well set wttb nixxt fruit trees. A banaln.
Ibqutreol MKS.ANNABll.NN,
Jan. 3t. Ebensburg. Pa.
VT tbe Musical Cullfne. Kreebanr. Snyder
county. Pa., none but the best methods are
u-ed. so tbat ttv day It Is recognized as one ol the
lore-must schools t.i music In tbe country. $::
will pay lor a term ol six weeks. Instruction and
board. Spring term will begin May 3d.
Jsa.XI4t. X.
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.
Everybody, and especially the oyster-lovinir
people ol El.enburic. are Invited to call at Kobt.
Mcbrren's Old Kellable KtMttaurant, wben they
wnt aoed. fresh Oysters, by tbe pint, quart or
Ballon. Or you can have tbcm Stewed or Fried,
all ! the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day.
octlltl
JOS. HOME & C0.P Licenses!
That's All!
(Inly 7 .Ml for a silk-lined Kersey Over
coat, formerly $10i, and worth $1.( U.
Only Two Di.i.i.a i:s for a warm anddur
ahle Hoy's Ueel'el.
Only r ot'K I)uI.I.Ai:s AM A HALF for a
heavy ana substantial Hoy's L'i.ktkk.
Only Six Do'ii.AKs am
tine Ki ll C'oI.I.AItKKTK.
a Half for a
Only Fivk Doi.i.Aits for a stylish Fi'it
Cai-k. Worth twice the nioney
Only Five Doi.i.aks for a Chii.hken's
I.u.vii t'uATS, fur trimmed, formerly $17 fx).
Only Tlx Doi.i.ak- for daintv Chil-
ii:k.'? I'aisty Iresk!s, leautifully made
in silk, from Pans an designs, formerly
t:w .
Only Kit.ii r Ooi.i.aks tor Misses Tailor
Matle two-piece suits, some were formerly
f .'S mi.
Only Tiiickk am a Half Cents for a
tine line of A pron (iiiham. reirulai ly Five
t ents a ard.
Only Skvi.s Cents a Yahu for yard-
wuir l'erca:e. rettularly twelve and a
Half Cents a Yard.
Only Tiiiisty fivk Cf.nts a Yahi foi
all-wool silk enitiroidered Shirting Flan
nels, reeular and Kic. tiiialities.
Send for samples of any material that
von may want, or 11 you cannot come in.
Iiave lliuse garments sent to you on trial.
PENN AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURG.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Fortieth Annual Statement ol tbe Protection
Mutual Ire Insurance et-supany. ol Cumbria
cuunij, lor the tear tntliDK IKrember 31.
Amount Insured Heeein-
ber 31. lsyJt 1. 410.815 00
Amount insured uuriuic
ear 1W.011 00
fi.eu-j.s-jttou
Dedut-t amount expired
durinic year
24:1,673 00
S J.Tbi 00
Iteduit amount surren-
deied and cabcrlled
XM JSS 00
16 -188 00
Amount Insured Decem
ber 31 , lv.ti
Amount in .let in loree
I terember 31 . Iw5....
14H.401 00
Amount laken tlunoi
year......
VI.VUS 00
t 1UU.396 00
Iieduct amount exptretl
durinic year 4 '.M.OTUOO
Iieduct amount surren
dered and cancelled 8.8H3 00
32-Kfli ou
1.16 434 00
premium notes In loree
December 31. Ivn5
CASH ACVUiNT. KEt'CI PTS.
Amount on hand at
last
settlement.
'ash lor new lusuradre..
43 24
6T3 IV
Amount assessment No.
14
T.U 65
SOU oo
Korrowed money ....... ..
0.106 1M
fcXI'tMUl L'KES UISSh PAID.
F.lixilein Thomas C7
t. Konilaee 4 atbolic
church 1.606 00
Philip Pritsch iJCTJou
IJ, r. and niary r.. mass. i.iau ou
J. Huiches 8.MIUO
Simnn A. Wfeakland 3wi oo
Mark lluber fes 06
S.J.IjUiher 13 IS
John i lll 'la oo
Jacob P. SMillx U Z6
has. Miller Boo
OTHER KXI'KBCS.
Secretarv's lees ITS oo
Treasurer's salary woo
Kl.t 40 0U
Aaents' ettmmisslon . 131 as
Keturn premium 0 48
Printing. postaie. statiuu-
erv. etc 108 tw
Salary Kxecutive commit
tee 4ou
Expenses adjusting loses 750
Comml-sion on assess
ment No. 14. 367 48
Assessment ISo. 14. uncol
lected 370 8
8V16 74
Ha lance on hand f ' 100 21
LIABILITIES.
Korrowed Money a (too 00
losses unpaid 1 osa 4
January ISH7, ihe loreK.il n statement assllt
ed. louod oorject and approved.
J NO. L.I..OYD,
JNt. EVANS
1). T. KoBEKTS.
Executive committee.
Jan. VS.17. 2 3t
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In e fleet November 18. 18IM.
t'OBnerlloaaal ( rrssoa.
AST.
Seashore Express, week dys 8 So a m
A I toon Accommo.lation. week days XI m
Main Line Express, daily... lo Warn
Altoona A ceo in., week days 1 10 p
llarrisliurir Accommodation. Snndays
only ........... 1 07 p m
Mail Express, dally... ........ 0 17 u
Philadelphia Express. dally.... Ill pm
WB8T.
Johnstown Accommodation, week days . 8 14am
Pacitic Express, daily B P7 a m
Way I'asi-eniter, dally.... .... JWpm
Mall Train, dally.. 8 IVB p
Pit Is burn ExprefS, daily 3 68 p m
Fast Line, dally 8 -i p. m
Johnstown Accommodation, week days 8 34 p m
F.teaiti! ric BrstsKtli.
TRA1HS a BRIT B.
From Hastlnics and tbe North
From Oresson. .... . . ......... .
Frin Vlntondale. ......... .....
Frti in t 'reston . . . . -. .. .......
T38am
....10 oo a m
2 3Sim
.... tittu
From "'reason .............
From V m ti.n.lale. ...... ,. --. .
From Uiesson.
TBAIKS tBATI.
For Bresson
I- i.r Hastinus and the North .
For V lnlondale.MHm.....w.......
For "ressttn..... ...........
Ki.r Vinton. lale-
For MaittnKS and the north
6 66 p m
. 7 '20 o m
v io p m
I39i n
10 03 a m
IO 16 a
2 36 V in
6 Ou p
69 p m
For Oresson ..
; J p n
I remoa statd 4'learfleld.
Ieave Irvona at (1.46 a. m. and 1.20 p. m. arriv
ing at Cress on at 8 06 a. m. and 3.26 p. m. Leave
tlresson tf 36 a. m. and 5.30 p. m arrivlOK at Ir
vona at '. 1.40 a in. and 8.60 p. m.
Knr rates. Bsap. etc.. call on airent or address
Th.is.K.Watt.1'. A. W. Sou Filth Ave.
Pittsburg. Pa.
PRKVOST. J.K. WIMJD.
4eneral Manaa-er. cteneral Manaacer.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Marina- hevn afpolnted an
lodltnr by the (r-
i.i,nii:oart ol Cambria count J. upon motion o I
npos
B fun.
klitell a Little, to olftnhule the fund anil psas
iun exreitlns. It any be 01d. In the matter ol
h nrat anil Ural account of Ann Kara, admin
istratrix ol the estate ol Edward Hurk. debased.
is...ti-. i hfrhT -iven thai I will alt 'or the pur-
i. ni mT niMiiDimrnt l the t'ourt Hooxe In
iin,ha. WKHNrMUV.KtHKUAKV. 17.
u. 1T. at2 o'clock, r. wben and where all
tJr..na lnteresten shall attend, or be forever de-
..mt Imm eomlna In on said fund.
F.J. OIMINNOK, Auditor.
Johnstown. Fa., J any. XT. tsirj.
STOVES,
A(RKatE(DIUILTlJIllAL
Tread
Powers, Threshers and Separators, Iron and Wood Pumiw
Fence AVire, Etc., Etc., 1 '
EBENSBURG, - PENNA.
AITL1CATI0XS
-FOK-
OTH'E Is hereby srl veo that Ihe applications
J-Tl ol ihe loilowina persons lor Liquor Licenses
i.ave been hi led in tbe Office ol the Ooart ol
Quarter ?Seslom of i'ambrla Iktunty. Pa and
win te presented to the said Oourt lor its con
sideration on Monday, Fkbki'akv 16. 1807.
t o less sueriallv deslxnaied beiow the resi
dences ol the applicants (as stated In the peti
tions) are at tbe places lor which applicaliou Is
made.
Ievl Burket. retail.
James Hanlin. retail.
D. . M vers. The shvlllo House, retail.
JlnniihlMtru lUimwjh.
Thomas Brown, earner Mary and Maple streets.
retail.
lohn Hlndle. Bainesbore Inn. retail.
D. E. Notley , cor. Pblla, Ave. and t'arolloe 8t.,
retail.
Marcel las Weakland. corner F hltadelphla av
enue and Martha street. retail.
Ilurr Township.
Harry A. Lutber. retail. M. Nicholas Hotel.
Dliuhlick Toicnxhip.
James Dunn, Nantl Olu. retail
Carroll luirn Bitrttuyh.
Mn. H. A Blum. Main street, brewer.
ti. A Farabauab. brewer.
John (tlaser. Main street, retail.
Andrew H. Hsuk. "The tlohensollern. retail.
Julius Kaa-er, American House, retail.
Vincent Kent and John S. Iii mu, Main Street,
wholesale.
Martin l!. Schroth. Main Street, retail.
V.J. Islollx, I ne Central Hotel, tetali.
Vnrroll Toirnnltii.
Patrick Hamaaa. near Uatt station of C 4t V.
K. K.. retail.
J. It. Kirkpatrick, Union Hotel, retail.
Chtst Siriitjn ltornuijli.
Klchard Ivory. 1 be Dexter House, retail.
Chest Township,
H. H. Allison, ?st. Iawieuce. retail.
Clearfit lil Township.
let rye Hartter. M. Auaustloe, retail.
H. P. Navie, ?st. Auausiine. retail.
CrtMKon Tinrnhip.
Matthew Adelahera. Summit, retail.
John Hruwu. place. tJresson Inn; residence.
Anderson House, retail.
Thomas T. t'allan. cor. Asbcroit avenue ana
Second Street, t'resson, wholesale.
John McNally, Junction Houje, retail.
K. J. mcNally. Summit, wniiesaie as orewer.
James P Mc Williams, t'rerson SprtnKS. retail.
J. M. O Itontell. summit, retail,
t'onrad M'enderoth. Anderson House, retail.
J. L. Yeekley, Summit, retail.
Dian Township.
K Ichard J. Free. Buck Horn, retail.
William t. Snyder. Dysart. retail.
Eln-nsbury, East Ward.
John B. Itenny, corner 1du and High
Streets, retail.
Ebtnsbura, West NVinl.
A. E. Bender. corner Main and Centre, retail.
L. A. t 'raver, Blair House, retail.
M. D. Eberly. corner Mmh and Julian, retail.
W m. M. Kimball, corner Julian and Hiah. re-
tall.
EUUt Township
J. W. Anna. St. Bonllace. retail.
Frank X Ott. St. Hoollaje. retail.
(ittllitzin ItoroiKjh.
John Becher. 2o0 leet west ol renna. aepot.
wholesale.
F. N. Burk. corner Main and rorest rtreeu.
retail.
K. E Dia-nan. tibestnut Street, retail.
M. Fit iharrta, cor. Main Street, opp. P. K. K.
depot, retail.
t . p. tJlllen,' nnrcn street, retaiu
A. J.tlutwald, corner Uuarry and streets.
retail. ...
Allen H. Heist. Main Street, corner ol Miiey:
residence, Doylestown, Pa.
Arnold Lena, corner ol ai am ana i onage. iv-
tail.
John Loyoe. Forest Street, retail.
Elmer Nelson, corner ol Main and Testnut,
retail.
A. Padula. St. Thomas street; wholesale.
L. t:. KtK-keieller. Suitar Stroet. wholesale.
Joseph SpelKaihalter, Portaxe Street, retail.
Oallitzin Township.
John A. Mcilulre. Delaney, re all.
lUlstiH'jH liorouijh.
E. L Beckwith , cttrner Kailroad Street and 4th
avenue, retail.
Marshall tilnatrlrk. corner paner iwi
and 6th Avenue, retail.
E. 11 . Oray. corner Miller ana triage isirewva.
retail. .
Charles Kinney, corner spans; ierireet ana m
Avenue, retail.
Juseph S. Lanstery. Brldne street, retail.
Michael H. Naicle. Nanle Hotel, retail.
W. L. Nicholson. Central Hotel, retail.
K. F". Notley. wholesale.
J. A. I'ark. corner 4th Avenue and Beaver
Street, retail.
Frank Warieo. tbe American tiouse. retail.
Jiukson Township.
John D, Wentroth. Vintondale. retail.
Lilly Uorough.
Oeorr Brant. Kailroad Street, retail.
C A. eorTe. Kailroad Street, retail.
Otto F. Heliy, Kailroad Street, retail.
John J. McCann. Kailroad street, wholesale.
Patrick McCann, corner Main and Washing
ton. retail.
i . . l. uwam n m 1 1 ii i.nwi nun.
Blair Short, corner Washington and Kailroad
Streets, retail .... K
Kolert Smith, corner meveianti auu v..tu
Streets, retail.
Loretto Iiorouijh.
O. F.O'Donnell. retU.
ration llorowjh.
John Boyce, Inn Avenoe. wholesale.
John K. Cordell . Central Hotel, retail.
Wm. A. Mellon. 106. H7 . 107 H 5ln Avenue, re-
taP.
Simon M Wilson . JUaaee Avenue, roiait.
John A. Wolle, corner 6lh and Maifee avenues.
retail.
Portage liorongh.
V It. Brown, Kailroad and Lee Streets , retail.
Albert Dlehl, Martin Street, retail.
D. W. Martin, corner Kailroad and 1 ortage
Streets, retail.
Oeo Vecklev. wasninsrton rireei. rcin.
William Yeekley, North Kailroad Street, re-
tall.
Portage Township.
W. S. Confer Jamestown retail.
Kobert Fisher. Jamestown, retail.
Heinle Township.
J. F. Bonner, Lloydvllle. retail.
A O. Brown. Frugality .retail.
W. A. Chaplin. Fllntnn. retail.
S A. Cooper, Fallen Timber, retail.
Joseph Wilt, ria-art. retail.
Spangler Borotigh.
V H. Bearer. Hotel Franklin, retail.
Klchard Bowen. Crawlord street, retail.
A. J . Hoppel, retail. .
S. B. Km-, corner Btgler avenue and 4th
street, retail ,.
Ilaniel tJ.suinvan. oiret . .
M. C Westover. Bigler avenue, wholesale.
Summerhlll Borough.
John ttimth. Main street, retail.
Francis Kurtx. Market, retail,
t- C Yahner, corner Main and Kailroad
Streets, retail.
Susquehanna Township.
D. w. Hoover. The Travelers Home Hotel, re
tail.
Tunnclhill Borough.
Joseph A. Bertram, Church street, retail.
J. .ho Oold. corner Church and Tunnelblll
Streets, retail.
1". J. Mctiaire, corner rurutge muu igninmni
streets, retail.
Washington Township.
Frank l-p. 'amniir. retail.
Martin LP. asandra. retail.
William leap. Cassandra, retail.
Thomas O'Hrien.Cassandrv wholesale.
IPtlinore Borough.
Hoyer. corner Mala
Nicholas J.
and PortaKe
streets, retai I
M. W. MATIN. Clerk, .
Kbenshanc.Pa., Jan. 24. 2 51.
1.1 q war l.lraiae.
Notice Is hereby ulreo that the application ol
Wm. H. biwsrda. wnose residence and place ol
business is Jametown. Fortace township, for
tavern license, has been 0 led In the office ot tbe
IX.urt ol Uuartor Sessions of Oatnana county.
Fa., and will be presented to tne asm wn nr
Its consideration
sonslderatlon on mua ii a i . senntam
Is. 18v.
Eueosbnra:, Jan. SO,
S. W.
HAVls
Clerk I. S.
DEALKH IN
RANGES, FURNACES,
I&oofiing and Spoutin
OUR CLEARANCE
OF--
HEAVY GOODS, REMNANTS, k.,
Is in progress and we are making it
the Greatest Sale in our history.
We quote a few of the many Bargains:
Light lawnrt ,
(ood unbleached tuusliu
Good apron gingham
(ood dress Riughaui
Dress plaid
Good prints
tiood crash
All wool flannel
Flannel Skirt?
Children's dresses
Ladies' shirt waists
C5
"I
H :
or. :
nr. '
c. :
is
..r. up
Ladies' ribbed skirts .-,
Ladies' kid gloves :At
Ladies' lined gloves
Remnants Wool and Cotton Dress Goods
at lece than ccst.
Bargains in Towels, Table Linen, Feather Boas, etc..
Ladies' and Chilton's Coals at Cost !
We have all these gocds just as advertised and are constantly add
ing more. Others are taking advantage of
prices why not you?
MRS- R. E. JOWES,
Ebensburg, Pa.
CARL RIV1NIUS,
PRACTICAI.
WATCHMAKEH $ JEWELER
AND DEALER IN
li- y?5 4wsJ g
REDUCTION SALE !
For the next 30 days we will sell any of our Winter Suits, Over
coats, Underwear and all winter goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
We must make room for Spring Goods, and to do so have have re
duced our prices so much that all Winter Goods are bound to go.
Our Loss Will Be Your Gain.
We carry the best line of Shoes in Northern Cambria and some of
them have been reduced to less than cost of manufacture.
Call soon and get a bargain.
C.A.Sharbauch,
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
SALESMEN,
fl l I K II Fu-lniiK trust
SI H wi aaal SSar worhty men to
represent us In the ia e ol Our Choice Nursery
Slock. Specialties eoatrolleo by us Hl.hert
S tlary or Commission paid weekly. Steady am
ploynient tbe year roumt. Outnt tree: esciuslrc
territory; espa tenoe not necessary: bl i-T as
sured workers; wieaal inducements to licianers.
W rue at once lor parttcu lars to
ALLEN NURSERY CO.,
KUCH ESTr.il. N. V.
July SI. ins.
or.
SALE
LadieV black wotil h.e
Ladies' long sleeve vets
Ladies' shtirt sleeve vest
Ta'.ie covers
White spreads
Lace curtains per pair
Children's wool hose
iJot.d handkerchiefs, r, for
I
US'
02
3d
40 up
US
3
Machine cotton. Jsj yds.. whiU; ouly,
t wo for 0j
Good lace, twelve yards for M
HUick all wool henrietta, 44 inches
wide
fWTCBB, CLOCKS,!
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, I
IHDSICAL INSTBUMENTsi
:
i
IID-
OPTICALJOODS.
SOLE AGENT FOE TIIE
CELEBRATED ROCKFORd!
1 WATCHES.
f Colnmlia anil Freflonia Watctes :
In Key and Stem Winder.
LARGE SELECTION OK ALL
KIN Lis tF JEWELRY AL-
WAYS ON HAND. 4
tSfMy line of Jewell y is uusur- j
passed. Come and see lor your- 1
self before purchasing elsw hera 4
C2PA1I work guaranteed. 1
CAEL EIYDdUS .
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FOR SALE.
foi: SALE.
Tbe followlnc articles will
be sold rheap for
cf h or with aood security
k two horse waaons X pair bob sleds. 1 ess
borve sled, one tmplre binder, one I'bampio
muwina machine, 1 sprinir tooth barrow, I dinner
bell.Xsets work harness. collars. bridles, haiaase
chains and a general line of lamina; implimentaT
Inquire el M. U.HtAKfcK.
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