toCAL AnD PERSONAL
LfSSBUBO AND CbESSON RAILROAD.
lwprna as follows: :
!mZ EBENSStJRG
. x II., connecting with Day Exp.
tlA;.T 'i Phil. Exrj.West.
M.. connecting with Phila. Exp.
East and Mail Train West.
Lvt Cbesson .
iV9 24 A. Mm or on departure or rnu.
1 8 40 P. ot on departure Phila.
txpresa" ...
LV(?si.yDA. A convention of school
irill meet in Huntingdon to-day,
jiQ iiifo consideration the question of
crease of the salary of the County
Ljnnteadentof that county. Hispres-
giilary is 600 per-, an num.... John
W has been appointed Register of
HrnptCJ lor tnis 1 '"J congressional
(lf . Ttent arairi Clabausrb.1 ' a switch
jjerkr Altoona,' was run over by an
La cu the "20th inst., and was &o: Be
lly iDjared that lie died the same day.
Ke Indiana Court commences on Mon-
11 proximo.... An adjourned ses
o t'Ke Blair county .Court will be
at. HoJIiiajshurg- on the 18th. prox.
8 Xewistowu Gazette ' has - been en-
I . T. " J J
ted. J-I a guwi payer, auu iyc c
tO see tuu eviucuto ui ita wimuucu
peritjr.-Ojxu3 Elder, Esq., of Johns-
n, will "soon issue avorame of oenrs
itlei "Mj Gift." Mr. Thos. L. Cald-
caehier'of the First National Bank
TjroLe, died in that place oo Monday
roing of last week..,. A yoirog man
SaeJ Alexander Shoap came in contact
k the circular saw of a steam mill at
mer, Indiana county, on the 17th in
W a4J Was absolutely out to pieces.
Yvl-loth his legs, his right arm, his j
hand, withe whole top of his bead
off.:. .The new Lutheran chureh in
Bstowo, which cost $30,000, has been
Id for to the last dollar... .More than
half of the farmers in the vicinity of
Instown, says the Tribune, are German
tistfi, while of the remainder, probably
half.are Mennonites....A Good Tem
named Felty Smith, of Newton Ilani-
p, Mifflin county, took some medicine
li contained brandy. The idea of
Ming brandy distressed him so much
i he afterward attempted to commit
lido by cutting his throat, but unsuc
sfiiiy.:.. J. t. Ilicks informs the Hol-
iwburir '.Leader that there are '"over
1 hundred whisky selling' shops in
Tj8towD."...Mr; R. R. Thomas has
iDcJcat a vegetable store in connection
Jh Lis grocery establishment, on High
The Pittsburg- Gazette. Ooblast i
Monday, the " commencement of the J seo-
ond year of the paper under its present
tanagement, the Pittsburg Gazette was
considerably enlarged and improved. It
is how equal in size to any paper publish
ed in Pennsylvania,1 and is surpassed by
but few in. the Union, while as a vehicle
of news and general information it takes
the foremost rank. It is so eminently
sound and reliable in politics that we
wish, it had one hundred subscribers in
this neighborhood. Notwithstanding' its
enlargement, the subscription price of the
Gazette . remains as heretofore. Terms,
88.00. f or. the daily. The price. of the
weekly is $1.50, with, a reduction to
clubs. Address The Gazette, Pittsburg,
Penna. : . :
A Disagreeable Summer Predic
ted. French scientific jaen predict that
the coining jsuninerwilt be a cold, wet
an ' disagiie'aDls They Jaso the
prediction on tfce'tLeory; tkat immense
r
ret.
Fresh vegetables received from
east and west daily. Patroniza him.
Ve are glad to learn that John Porter,
fc., of Hemlock, who has been quite
of late, has. so far recovered as to be
3 to go about.. ..Cecil K. Banks, of
I'.lidaysburg, has been appointed a sec-
id lieutenant in the regular army...
jcre or less rain has fallen every day
is month excepting three or four...
iisVint teems now to have returned,
1 farming and gardening have com-
locei.
I
The POLiTicAii Situation. Dear
Since the appointment of the day
fcceting of the Democratic Convention
dominate a county ticket, aspirants for
ri are springing up in that party in
yj direction. At present, the indica-
a are that there will be one office for
It every one hundred askers." Many
"coneider themselves called, but pre-
p few will ba chosen.
I M important question here presents
I Ia oold, damp weather peculiarly
Iprsble ' to the growth of candidates ?
i on the other hand, does it require
jshine to develop to the fullest degree
J crop ?V If the former, all right the
Ht damp weather has seemingly come
stand the present pressure. But if
th the return of eunahine will come a
swarm of candidates, what then ? I
the question through tears and with
abling what then t
would have you know, dear Mlea..
w1
1 1 am a Democratic voter, one of the
Rreigns." Already, I am obliged to
rgo forty-seven candidatial hand-sha-
53, twenty-threo candidatial button
Dg, and nine candidatial "treats" per
buppoo the number of candidates
l doubled. "Would not the number
&od-shakings, button-holings, and
teats" be increased in a corresponding
pr Could I sUnd,it? Is it any
Ner I am troubled?
lave seen Democrats afraid nf a
Pi fibovel. a wood RAW. n OTn m nr '
lHave never yet seen one afraid of an
c or doubtful of his ability to meet all
ttmands or requirements.
JtiK take a look at tbo candidates, in-
?1lly, when I iball have had tim fn
Nae a eloicr- . .
breaking away froia" the polar "regions,
which .masses will float down into our
oceans and seas, pra,iuciog cold and va
por.' Our friend, Kichard Morgan Esq.,
who is fuflj conversant with, all the mys
teries of . meteorology, -entirely coincides
with the French savants in the opinion
that the summer will be exactly the re
verse of, the. kind of one we all hope and
pray for, but we believe he has not yet
promu?ga.ted the theory upon which he
bases the opinion.
A BrcEiVEK.. A man named Kauf
man a saddler, employed in . Curwens
viJIe, . Clearfield county, made love to a
daughter? a respectable citizea of that
place nd tw- wtQ. engaged to be
married. Before the ceremony" came off,
however, it transpired that Kaufman had
a wife living somewhere in Blair county,
when the father had him arrested and
committed to jail on a charge of false pre-
tense not the pretense that he was a
single man, but because he had obtained
money from the daughter for the purpose
of purchasing some "fixios" for her, which
money he had cruelly and coolly appropri
ated to his own use and behoof.
Do You xDo you wishtto purchase
any descxiption fifTiry'godds; clothing, or
groceries ? " If so, go to T. S. Barker's
cheap., cash, store and examine tho large
stock which he keep3 constantly on hand
and which ho offers at the most reasonable
fc ... . . . .
figures. .
To HousEKEEPiRS.---,W'e would call
the attention of housekeepers to the fact
that George Gurley keeps a large and
well selected stock of . groceries, notions,
confectioneries, hardware, &c, which are
being disposed of at most reasonable
rates. ' Give him a call ! -
Max. Paroled. rlt is officially an
nounced that tho Mexicans have granted
Maximilian a parole, in order to allow
him to come and purchase a newisuit of
readymade clothing from the large assort
ment kept constantly on hand at J. 31.
Thompson's. ' . , . , ' '
Pebsons wbo purpose. attending Court
6 Lnext week, should tear in mind that a
massed of icebverbken and are yetfuij and'general assortment of summer
Home Life Insurance Co. TVe
direct attention to the card of this com
pany, published in another column. Mr.
Benj. E. Davis, the traveling agent of the
Company, will visit Ebecsburg in a few
days, to pay to the executors of E. Shoe
maker, deceased,: the amount of a policy
in the Home Company held by them on
the life of the decedent, when he will call
upon our citizens and prcsect to their
consideration the advantages of life insu
rance in al! its various forms, and the
peculiar claims upon the confidence of the
public of the company he represents.
Fire Works. A little after dark on
Friday night, six car loads of oil took fire
as a train was going down the mountain
near Kittanning Point, on tho Penna.
Railroad, and about two hundred barrels
burned up. The flames illuminated the
entire valley between the Allcghanies and
Brush Mountain, and formed a most
beautiful sight. The fire is supposed to
have been communicated to the oil by a
spark from the locomotive. About an
eighth of a mile of the track was destroy
ed for the time being.
May Party. The echool of Miss Liz
zie lioberts closed on Monday, and on
Tuesday the pupils indulged in the luxu
ry of a May party in Lloyd's Grove. We
have the assurance of a number ef the
young 'uns that the occasion was a most
pleasant one. In this connection, wo beg
to return cur thanks to the school for a
basket of sweet things which found their
way into our possession through their
kindness and thoughtful consideration.
The Altoona Tribune a short time
since asked us to show wherein the argu
ment of Hon. L. W. Hall in favor of
construing the Christian religion was
fallacious. We endeavored to comply
with its request ; and, much to our aston
ishment, we appear to have found it open
to conviction, for, in its last issue, it
ventures not a word in defence of the
attitude it had previously assumed.
A General Variety. Some of our
readers may not be aware of the fact that,
in addition to his large stock of clocks,
watches and jewelry, C. T. Roberts keeps
a large and full assortment of notions, &c,
constantly on hand.
Notice. Mr. John Humphreys gives
notice through our advertising columns
that he will deliver "Flgge's norse Hay
Fork and Pulley": on certain days at cer
tain places. .
The letter of our Chest Springs corres
pondent came to hand too late for inser
tion thia week. 1 ' (- -
'New advertisements this TTcek.:.';
clothing and dry goods, is kept at A.
Barket's variety store, and before leaving
town, shoiijd call and examine it.
Eleoaut CrjoTHraa.r-Messrs.' Mills'
& Davis are now offering at their store
room, on High street, a splendid stock of
readymade clothin g; of all the latest styles.
Their stock is manufactured to order and
cannot be surpassed.-
'Let not your heart bo troubled," lady,
fair; those tresses, the pride of yonr beauty,
the honor and the ornament of your person,
need not be taken from you by the "crushing
hand of time"-nor need their raven glories,
their auburn and golden beauties turn pre
maturely to the ashen hues that mark the
period cf dissolution Barrett's Hair Resto
rative will give you back the lustre of your
locks. ,4Let not your heart be troubled.'.'
WHlTBEY?&SCO'Sr "'P.
CONSOHDATED'SHOWS
OIECTJSES
m Ef ft A C E R I E S !
U th ri rA.I t-.-JCr .-.; a' MV,2BEa
Itcii ! Itch L Itch ! Scratch !
Scratch t Scratch! Wheaton'i Ointment will
cure the Itch in 4.8 Hours. Also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcer3, Chilblains, and all Eruptions
of the Skin. Trice 50 cent-C For sale by all
Druggists. .-.'..
- By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, 170 "Washington street, Boston,
Mass., It will be forwarded by mail, free of
postage, to any part of the United Stater.
Jaauary 24, 1867-6m . ,
OME LIFE
INSURANCE COM-PAST.
. Orrics, Ko. 258 Boadway, Nkw Yobx.
Philadelphia Agexct, Coksis Fourth a
Library Struts.
Tho Uome Life Insurance Company desires
to oall " the attention of all jer&aoa who may
feel interested in the subject of Lite Insu
rance, to the following facta and considera
tions :
Thb I7ome was organized May I, 1800, as a
Mutual Life Insurance Company, in the best
sense of that term.
The Houx is now seven years old, and by
the wise and prudent management of its
President and Board of Directors, has taken
its position in the front rank of all the best
Life Insurance Companies in the United State3.
Thb Ho mb divides its profits among its
assessed members, annually. Dividend, May
1, 1867, forty per cent. cash.
Thb Uome had May 1, 186T, atteU amount
ing to One Million Three Hundred and Eighty
seven Thousand Dollars, all securely invested.
The Home has now 9,000 assigned members
from $1,000 to $10,000 each; total insurance,
$20,000,000.
The Home promptly paid losses last year,
amounting to $146,800. .
FRESENT A D VANTA GES AND FUTURE
RES UL TS OF LIFE INS URANCE.
It is a eafe and certain method of. provi
ding, after death, for Wife, Children, Parents,
Brother, Sister, or Friends. The Merchant
and his Clerk, the Minister and all Profes
sional Men, the Mechanic, the Farmer, and
the Laborer, may avail themselves of it to
acme extent with ease and the greatest advan
tage. A Life Policy soon acquires a cash value,
and on a great pressing emergency may be
converted into money. Its benefits are felt
in many a widow's chamber and orphan's
home. It alleviates the anxiety of parents
and fosters the spirit of self-reliance.
Officers of the Home t
WALTER S. GRIFFITH, President.
ISAAC H. FROTIIINGIIAM, Treasurer.
GEO. C. RIPLEY, Sccretarv.
WILLIAM J. COFFIN. ACTUARY.
ESLER & COLTON, Agents for Pennsylva
nia, New Jersey and Delaware, Corner 4th &
Library streets, Philadelphia.
JGS?-Thk Home refers to Rev. Thos. Carl
ton, D. D., and Biehopa Janes, Simpson and
Kingsley, of the Methodist Episcopal Church;
the Hon. Judges Strong, and Ludlow, Rev.
Albert Barnes, Rev. T. De .Witt Talmadge,
M. W. Baldwin & Co., B. B. Comegys, Esq.,
Cashier Phila. Bank, Messrs. E. W. Clarke &
Co., Drexel & Co., Bankers, and Saml. Welsh,
Esq., the most of whom, and hundreds more
of prominent men in the Church and State,
are insured in The Home. my30-2t
OTICE! "
I will deliver FIGGE'S HORSE HAY
FORK & PULLEY to those who have ordered
them from me, in Cambria co., as follows :
At "Scott House," JOHNSTOWN.'SATUR
DAY, JUNE 1st, 1867. 1 : .
At John A. Blair's Hotel, EBENSBURG,
TUESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1867.
JOHN HUMPHREYS,
Agent for Cambria county., Pa.
RICKS ! BRICKS ! BRICKS !
The JOHNSTOWN MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly on hand and for sale at
very low prices, a superior article of
COMMON and PRESSED BRICK! .
J5" Special rates of freight to all points
on the Penna. Railroad. Address
... . . O. N. RAMSEY, Supt.,
May 9 -6rfl. Johnstown, Pa.
The largest Exhibition in the WOrld !
With Model and Complete
.And a Consolidation of the leading Talont embraced in
. O X 3S. O "O"; 13 2Z3 .
prentine more Kara and Carinas Animals. Interesting
Biriia-and Reptiles and a more Varied and Iforel Per
formance tlian in any concern in America.. . A
- major portion of the -
ZOOLOGICAL. - SPECIMENS !
t Hare been just imported. Among the features are JV-
TF.E BABY ELEPHANT,
V "IjIIjIjIPUT,"
An'tTnweaned Calf. First African Elephant ver cap
,trl. Youngest and KntaHrst utti seen. Only la
rVliin 014. lanls Vi Indies Mgn, and Wtjins
' ' J;)0 poUT'. nd the wr.ndrrful Performing
f ' ' . jii'Mid Monster,
' A Colossal Asiatic. X
tTHE BABY ELEPHANTS
Jiving too imall to travel on foot. Will not be shown in
the Parade, but will be performed in the King at each -
Exhibition.
JAS.H. DAVIS, ?
. Dealer in all kinds of
POPLAR, CHERRY & ASH LUMBER. ,
Yard, Nos. 314 316 N. Broad 6tr.,Phiia. '
' E?m Business atteaded, to in Ebensbnrtjby
Wm. J. Williams. my91y
The Darinj Animal Conqneror. at each Kzhibition,
' eai.rlhe Den, containing I.IONS, TIOEP8, LF.OP.
AMU AND PANTHERS; and gire a Thrilling
Performance with thena Fierce and SaTge
. , Monsters
The Tree Display cf WILD ANISIALS and the
FEEDING OF THE WILD BEASTS
' Will be giTen in conjunction with the
CONTINUED AND "VARIED
" ENTERTAINMENTS.
Th Dena will contnin a Mapniticont Zebrft ; a
Towering Ostrich, White Plumed, Saren Feet
High; Three African. Lion (Sir Months old)
FCUtens, finest and prottiest specimens in any
Menafceria; Sacred Cow and Calf; Long Lip
ped Hindoostan Itears only Animals of the kind
known to exist: The Erebus or Jet mack Lion ;
a Dominique Alpacca; the "Ship of the Des
ert" a Dromedary of Sahara; Black, African
And Asiatic Lions and Lionesses; Bengal Ti
mers; Senesr&l and South American Leopartts;
Black, Grizzly and Cinnamon Bears; Striped
ndSpottd Hyenas; Elk; Fallow and Spotted
Ueers ; Cashmre Goats; Wolves; Panthers;
Foxes; OJoons ; Inchnenmona ; Congoors ; Jiea
Ters ; Moos ; CiTit 5at; Prairie Dors. A.c,
with n. FULL AVI Alt Y OF BIUDS, and all the
known Tarivty of Ayt, Baboons and Monkeys
THE CIRCUS TROUPE!
Consists of FORTY PRINCIPAL. AUTISTCS, among
whom are SIX STAR LAPIKS. more than bare ertr
been engaged in one EQUESTRIAN SHOW.,
M'llo Carlottii IVIiitbey,
la Petite Louise,
Pi'n o Marguretta Lo Moyno,
arUe Elvira,
Bliss Jcimette May land.
auclM'iuc Cleiuenc Fabrier,
"X wo Ooocl Clo VV XJLSI.
Vetc Cookliix & Clias. Morgan.
ToTtn Conlilin, ,
The Athlete nl Cannoa lail lanipulator.
7, If ciiaiJ(Iez,
CJiampiun are Back l.iaor.
Geo. DrIou. Omnr Delisle, LaBowe, Silves
ter, C. Hunter, K. linnlon, I'ierre, Jean, Jtoch
ford. Ounhar, Mons. Perrille, "W. Uichardson,
Master Ch:rles and Dir. II. Whitbcy,
And othen, fnrniiihinjr all thnt is Novel, AsCounJinj and
fetandard in the Kquostian Ait
A GRAND PROCESSIOIT
Will be made upon ihe Entree into Town
DAY AT TEn'o'CLOCK, A. IVI.,
Consisting of
THE MASSIVE TEMPLE OF fflUSIC,
' Drawn by Sixteen Arabian Horsee, containing
BRITNER'S PHILADELPHIA COR-
, NET BAND.
TWENTY SUPERB DENS,
Elegantly painted and ornamented.
THE TEAM OF ELEPHANTS,
An immense stock of
Trained Blooded Circus Horses'
-. And a.
XONG LINE OF WAGONS, CARS, &c.
The whole forming aPUBLIC PARADE, worth
a day's journey to witness.
.All th MennReries and Circuses wni.er One
Tent for tine Single Price ot Admission.
ISvo Pcrforinances,
Afternoon Cc Evening, at 2 & 7 1-2 o'clk.
' Doors open one hour previous.
: . Seat for all who come. Plenty of Ko
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ioora.
'ADMISSICN.- - - " " 50 CENTS
Children, under lOyears, - 25 Cents
THIS MAMMOTH SHOW WILL EXHIBIT
' AT
lTolIIdaysbg-., Saturday, June 8.
Ebensbur?, Monday, June IO.
Johnstown, Tuesday, June 11.
ONE DAY ONLY, AFTERNOON & EVEN
ING, AT EACH PLACE.
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The Bnbscribcr wonld reepectfully an
noance - to thre cftiiefls of Ebensburtr and
Ticinity that Le has just received, at his em
porium, on Hich street, the larccst and most
complete assortment of
Winter Goods f
ever brought lb thia town, all of hiea be
pledges himself to 6ell cheap for cashi
DRESS GOODS. wool-rk rtortfia:
DRY GOODS, - WniTE GOODS;
EMBROIDERIES,
HOOP SKIRTS, 1 HOSIERY,
BALMORALS, GLOVES,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, kc.
Tho largest, best and cheapest assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING I :
to be found within the limits of Cambxial Co.
An excellent assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, ,
HATS, CAPS,
OVER.SII0E3,
STATIONERY,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES'
TliUWKS, -
QUEENSWARE, .., .
CARPET-SACK?,
&c., &c.,- &.
A large stock of
Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Suruvs, Molasses j Ier
ring, Mackerel; tifid Coa Fish, Iron and
nam, Vedat arid W1UOI0 Ware, Oils,
Urvgs and Medicines, &c, c.
in ftfet, lie keeps anything and everything.
usually kept in a No. 1 Country Store alt
which will Ire disposed of at prices ttf Eu'ii
the times.
Buying twice a3 large a stock as any ofher
merchant in town, he buys cheaper, a"ad can'
therefore sell cheaper, than any competitor.
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS !
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS t -CALL
AND EXAMINE GOODS 1
The public is invited to call before purcha
sing elsewhere. No charge for showing
goods, buy or not buy:
Customers waited 6n by polite and atten
tive Salesmen.-
J5T Cherry, rofllar, ' tfpruce, Pine, and
other Lumber,- Butter, Eggs; and Cotrntr
Produce generally, taken in exchange for"
Goods. jan24 A. A. BARKER. -
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QLOCK AND WAfCHMAKKll !
EBESSBCBG, PA:
C. V. Roberts b&s constanCj in fcis Bttt6 a
well "Belected and Taried aBiortmcnt ot iiU
cles, which he offers cheap for cifif ; tlt '
A Silver American WATCH for $30.00...
CLOCKS of every style and finish, at reduced
prices.
JEWELRY of the very best m'atefia!,"wax
ranted. Anchor and Lepine WATCHES, ctae-thiri
cheaper than in 1866.
Gold Finger RINGS, one-thi.rd cheaper than
last year.
Morton's Gold TENS, at the manufacturer'
prices.
Gold, Silver, Steel, and Plated SPECTA
CLES, cheaper than ever.
Plated FORKS, Tea and Table SrOONS, as
good as Silver. 4
Plated CASTORS, Caf & and Cake BASKETS.
GOBLETS, and Mt'GS.
RIFLES and SHOT GUNS, that will kill at
every pop.
REVOLVERS and PISTOLS, with CAR
TRIDGES to suit.
PIPES of Gutta Percha, Wood, and China,
Lockwood's COLLARS, the best von can
wear.
SCHOOL BOOKS, cheaper than elsewhere.
TOYS and TOY BOOKS, fof a irfere 50fig.
Singer's SEWING MACHINES, with Cotton,
Silk, and Oil.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, to hold from12 to
200 Pictures:
ACCORDIAJiS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, FIFES,
Violin BCWS, STRINGS, and KEYS.
Also ;
urums, wmsties, Lmareilas,
Horns, Jewsbarps, Clothes Brushes,
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs,
Dusting Brushes','
Scrub Brushes.
Looking Glasses,
Sewing Baskets, " -Hand
Baskets,
Rugs,
Arnold's beat Writing
. Fluid.
Red and Black Ink,
Ink P.tandar Pen Riwlrr
Miscellaneous a Blank
Books,
Pass Books, Diaries,
Almanacs, Deeds,
Summons, NoteB,
Paper, Envelopes,
TobaccDj
Cigars ,
And many other articles!
CALL AND GET BARGAINS
Harmonicas;
Trunks,
Carpet Sacks,
Satchels,
Work Boxes,
Portfolios,
Gents' Shirts,
Gloves, Cravats,
Neck ties, Canes,
Suspenders,
Handkerchiefs,
Perfumery, Soaps,
Pocket Books,
Checkers Boards,
Dominoes, Paints,
Table Knives,
Pocket Knivea,
Razors and Strops,
Gun Caps, Puzzles,
Dolls, Beads,
Amber Beads,
tt, Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re
paired in the best style of workmanshipj and
warranted. -
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
hopes by: strict attention to business to merit
a continuance of public patronage". . .
jan24 C. T. ROBERTS
BOOT and SHOE EMPORIUM !
The subscriber begsieave to inform
the public that he has opened out a Boot and
Shoe Store in the rooms formerly occupied
by Davis & Evans,, on Center street, Ebens
burg, where he will carry on the business on
an extensive scale.
READY-MADE BOOTS Ab SHOES
' 1 For sole at City Price !
BOOTS Asd SHOES made to order
On shortest notice I
t.The public are invited to give me a
call. I will sell cheap as the cheapest, nd
warrant my steck and make to give ctitisfac
tion. fjan31 JOHN O. .EVANS.:".