The Democrat. FRIDAY. AUGUST 16,1880. AYBR'S Sarsaparilla, by purifying and enriching the blood, inproves the appe tite, aids the assimilative process, strengthens the nerves, and invigorates the system. It is, therefore, the best and most thoroughly reliable alterative that can be found for old and young. Millwood Camp Meeting;. RIDGEYIKW PARK, August 14, 1889. To the Editor of the Johnstown Democrat. Slß— According to appointment tiie meeting opened last evening by a sermon by Rev. Thomas. Rain began to fall in the evening, and continued during the services, but the mammoth tabernacle has a capacity that will shield several thousand people in time of any ordinary storm. A larger audience greeted ilie opening than in former years. C. L. E. Cartwright, of Coopersdale, is conduct ing the music for the Association, and is in charge of. the children's department, preparing them for Children's Day, which will be one of the attractions. Treasurer Paul GrafT is anticipating the interest due September Ist on the bonds of the As sociation, and lifting them any time they are presented after to-day, August 14tli. Judge Harry White and daughter are here. The Judge leaves on the nexttrain for duty. There need be no complaint of dust on the grounds so far, since a sprinkler ■would be of little use, as nature has so fur given perfect satisfaction in this direc tion. Excursion rales from the 13th of August until the 31st were obtained by the Rail road Committtee. The trustees of the park grounds were in session yesterday for the purpose of attending to permits and preliminary ar rangements for the hotel. Among the Johnstown cottage owners who are not here is Mrs. Dr. Marbourg, who is said to be in Philadelphia. The T. L. Hunt cottage is not yet oc cupied, nor that of our townsman, W. J. Rose. Most of the other cottages are now tenanted. OOLAWAHA. SIOO Reward. *IOO. The readers of the DBMOOJUT will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Ca tarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system,thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength, by build ing up the constitution and assisting na ture in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they olfer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list Of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Cirsoid by druggists, 75c. —— * ♦ Prepare to Shed Them Now. Oh hark: hear that sound like thunder! 'Tls Johnstown falling! gorge and Jam, Resulting from some fatal blunder At South Fork dam. And thousands more—John, Kate and Mary, With hearts as pure as an angel's dreani Went whirling down the mad. contrary. Unnatural stream. No, 'twas not God, the great Omniscient; Such judgment comes not from Ills throne. The soul h Fork dam was all detlclent, 'Twas this alone.— Un hang)'. Still They Come. Raining as it was on Saturday morning more than fifty wagons were in market. Our Wednesday and Saturday markets formerly were a feature. The butcher stalls are missed but several wagons in part supply their places. Our population is daily increasing, but with the aid of our farmers all demands for food can he met. We are glad to see them return. At nil's llair Vigor restores color and vitality to weak and gray hair. Through its healing and cleansing qualities, it pre vents the accumulation of dandruff and cures all scalp diseases. 'Die best hair dressing ever made, and by far tlie most economical, E lrifi & Co GREAT REDUCTIONS SUMMER GOODS. This month, tho time when we must reduce our stock in all de partments—low prices our mothod. Printed Batistes, 5 cents, were 121. Shirting Prints 4 cts, best makes. Batincs, yard wide, 8 cents. French Satmcs, 80 cent quality at 10 A, Fine Ginghams now 15 cents, were 2 cents. Finest Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, 2o cents, were -40 cents. Printed Good Dress Ginghams, (i cents, were 12J cents. French Dress Goods—Plaids, Strip, and Fancies, at 50 cents a yard-wen SI.OO and $1.25. Extra values in Cream White Sum net Wool Dress Goods. Reductions in French Challics. 27 incli Printed India Silks, at 50 cents st yard. Great bargains in Black and Colored Surah Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, Under wear, Hosiery, Dace Curtains, House keeping Linens. This i the best month in the yeur to buy. Samples and prices sent. Jos. Home & Co. 609-621 Penn Ave., PITTSBURGH. The Young Lady Identified. The body of the young lady described in yesterday's issue has been Identified as that of Miss Bertha Strayer, daughter of the late Justice Strayer, of Market street. FURNITURE, Furniture", Furniture, the largest and best stock In the city at MICHIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY, 437 smlthlleld street, Pittsburgh, pa. BEKOUE purchasing furniture elsewhere call and examine our stock. It will pay you. MICHIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY, 437 Smlthlleld street, Pittsburgh, Pa. IF you arc in need of furniture of any descrip tion It will pay you to call and examine our stock, which we are closing out at Incomparable lew prices, non't forget the place and number. Mien to AN FURNITURE COMPANY, 437 smltlilleld street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Furniture. In bedroom furniture, parlor suits, in fact, in any pieces of furniture, our stock Is the lrargest In western Pennsylvania, and our prices are low. call and and examine our stock. MICHIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY, 437 smlthlleld street.. Pittsburgh, Pa. P* a hdfin QCOT SOIL, Climate and S" Is \ t O I Location lu the south. I nPciWla .i. F. MAM MA, T i rcmont.Va. The best remedy In the world 1 GRAHAM'S, RA * ROACH, VERMIN AND INSECT KXTERMINATOH. Wholesale and Retail Depot. ' Liberty St.. Pittsburgh. Pa. -TO EXTERMINATE VERMIN. ADMINISTRATt)ICS**XOTICE. —ESTATE OF JOSHUA L. KIDD, DECEASED—Letters of Administration on the estate of Joshua L. Klc'd, late of Johnstown borough, Cambria county, deceased, having been granted to the undeislgned. all persons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate are liereby notified to make Immediate payment, and those having claims will present them duly authenticated for settlement to J. J. KlDl), Administrator. John M. Rose, Attorney, Room So. la, Alma llall. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—ESTATE OK SARAH KIM), DECEASED.—betters of Ad ministration on the Estate of Mrs. Sarah Kldd, of Jonnstown, camhrla county, deceased, hav ing been granted to the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will pre sent them duly authenticated for settlement. J. J. ICIDD, Administrator. John M. Rose, Attorney, Room No. 13, Alma nail. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.-Not ice Is hereby given that Letters of Administration on the estate of JACOB BOl'P, late of Ihe borough of Johnstown. Cam bria county, I'a., deceased, have been granted to Mary Bopp. of said borough, to whom all per sons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or de mands will make known the same without delay to the undersigned or to O'Connor Brothers, No SO, Franklin street, Johnstown, Pa. JULYI? MARY BOPP, Administratrix. ♦ -*- ♦ —■ WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS. NOTICE is hereby given that the follow! ng named appraisements of property appraised mm set apart for widows of decedents under the Act of Assembly, of 4th April, A. 1). IHSI, has been llled In the Register's oftice, In and for the county of Cambria, and will be pre ented to the orphans' court, of said county, for onfirotation and allowance on WEDNESDAY, SEPT.. 4th, A. D., 1889. 1. Inventory and appraisement of personal property, appraised and set apart for Julia Ann Dunegnn, widow of M. J. Dunegan, late of Clear- Hold township, deceased, $300.00. 3. Inventory and appraisement of personal property, appraised and set apart for .Martha Uibert, widow of John Dlhert, late of Johnstown orough, deceased, $300.0u. 3. inventory and appraisement of personal roperty, appraised and sot apart for Annie oyle, widow of Charles Boyle, late of Cambria orough, deceased, SBOO.OO. 4. Inventory and appraisement of certain per o ltal property, appraised and set apart for Dul o nla Marshall, widow of Charles Marshall, late t Johnstown Borough, deceased. CEI.ESTiNE J. BI.AIR, Register eglster's Office, Ebensburg, Fa., August 3d A. D., 1889. NOTICE. rpHE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS I have been examined and passed by me and remain filed ot record In ibis office for the In spection or heirs, legatees and all others Inter ested, and will be presented lo the orphans' Court or Cambria county, for continuation and allowance, on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4TH, 1889: 1. The account ot Dorothy I .cap. Administra trix or -toliii Leap, lale of Washington town ship, deceased. 2. The account of Matilda Farren, Adminis tratrix of Daniel M. Farren, late of Monster township, deceased. :i. 'I he account of Francis O'Frtel, Trustee, to sell real estate of Dennis Farren, lale of Minis ter township, deceased. 4. j'trstund finalaerount of Michael Brannan, Jr.. Administrator of Michael lirannan, sr.. late ot GalUßcln borough, deceased. B. First and ilnal account ot Catharine Sehroth, Administratrix of John Sehrolh, lalo or Wtlmore Borough, deceased. B. First and final account of Daniel O'Con nell, Administrator of Patrick O'conncll, late of Johnstown borough, deceased. 7. l list and Ilnal account or Mary J. Foster. Administratrix of Margaret Foster, lale of Wood vale borough, deceased. 8. First and partial account of Mary A. and n. Campbell, Administrators of Jacob M. camp brll, late of Johnstown borough, deceased ("Kt.KS'l INK J. BLAIR, Register. Register's cilice, Kbensburg. l'a , August ad, 1889. QTRAY HEIFER—A small Re! Lr Holier, about 2 years old. came to the premises or the undersigned about tlie Ist of May last. It Is red on lis sides and has while on lis hips, over Its bock, on Irs belly and on lis face. '1 lie heifer bad a calf about twolve days ago. The owner Is requested ro nomo forward, prove properly, pay charges and take her away, or she will be disposed or according to law. JAMES COSTI.OW, Adams Township, July 17. 1889. ~\LOTIOF, —Notice is hereby given Xx that the third and Ilnal account ot John Uoyd and John A. Blair, assignees of N.J. rreldhoff el ux, has been Bled In the Court or < ommon Pleas of Cambria county, l'a., and win b,> continued by said ( ourl on tlie first Monday o! Sept ember next, unless cause be shown lo the contrary. it. A. SHOEMAKER, Prothonotary. .Jiensburg, Aug. 5, Issll. A DMINISTRATOR'H NOTICE t\_ TO DEBTOR'S AND CREDITOR'S.—Ko 'Ice is hereby given that Letters ot Administra tion on the estate of C. Fttzharrls, lale of Johns town borough, county or Cambria, and Stale of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted to Michael FRzhirris of said county ; to whom all persons Indebted tosald estate are requested lo make pajment, and those having claims or de mands v 111 make known the same without de lay to the undersigned at finllioin, cambrla '•aunty, l'a.. or to O'Connor Bros., Johnstown, in. MicUAEL FTTZiiARKiS Administrator. VDMINISTIIATOR'S NOTICE. t\_ —Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Thomas P. Carroll, '•tie ot Hie borough ot Conemaugh, Cambria younty, l a., deceased, have been granted to .! ihn J. C' ; trroll, of said county, to whom all per sons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or de uands vllltnaKe Known the same without do ty to the undersigned, or to O'Connor Bros., so Franklin street, Johnstown. Pa. JOHN J. CARROLL,•Administrator. A DMINISTRATOR'SNOTIGE— A ESTATE OE C ATHAH7NE HOFFMAN, •r 'eased—Letters of Administration on the Es f'lu of Catharine llofTman, late of the Second trd of Johnstown borough, Cambria county, • ceased, having been granted to the under •rned, nil persons Indebted to said estate are reby notified to make immediate payment, id those having claims against the same 111 present them duly authenticated for settle ment to w. lb HA UN, Administrator. Juhnatoicn. Pa., J-uty 17!, 1889. 7tw "l-D FASHIONED MIlisKV /oV-'X-OX iiorsi:. /cX&E no rectifying. No compound lug. I'. E. LII'I'ENCOTT, \ t \4nr \)l l Distiller and Dealer h, m; KyE WHISKY 589 smtthfleld street w£'X- PITTSBURGH. PA APCWTQ U/AMTCfI tOBeU 010 ° n, y AbtNlo WANItU Authentic Popular. llUrate and Fast-Seltiny HISTORY of the JOHNSTOWN FLOOD By W. FLETCHER JOHNSON. Fastest-Selling hook ever Issued. Success of Agents IB WO)i drrful. 800,000 Copies already sold. Beauti ful Autoglyphlc pictures. We are Iloaitquar ters. LOW I*rlce. BIG TERMS, outfit 30c. J. W. KEKLEIt K CO., 523 Chestnut Afreet., Philadelphia. geTssly's Business College ANU NORMAL INSTITUTE is the pride of McKeesport. Send for catalogue. 8, S. GRISSLY, .Manager, McKeesport, l'a. Chamberlain Institute AND T7EJIALE COLLEGE, Randolph, Jj N. Y.—Tills Is a school for both sexes. Has been established and ivcll known for forty years. Is well equipped with all the appliances of a tlrM-class seminary. Location, twenty miles from Chautauqua Lake, not surpassed in beauty and lienltlifulnesß by that of any other school In the country. President and Faculty reside with the students and glvo special care to their health, manners and morals. The Music Depart ment Is under the Instruction of a graduate of the N. Eng. Conservatory. The commercial college Is thorough and practical. Address for Illustrated catalogue, (free) IIKV. .1. T. ED WARDS, I). D„ President. THE HAY FEVER SEASON JULY, AUGUST, SEPTUM HER. '• At this season, when life oilers the greatest attractions and the most delightful resources to persons whose soundness of body permits m: r -of-dnor exercise and amusements, multl i udes are debarred from the Joys or the summer by hay fever, one of the most exasperating, wearisome, and depressing ills to which human ity Is subject—obscure, Inexplicable, descend ing on a given date like a an Invisible blow of fate. The sufferers from hay fever have looked in vain for any trustworthy remedy. Many of them, however, have looked In vain because they have been Ignorant of Ely's Cream Halm, and admirable remedy for hay fever In all Its forms. Agreeable In the use, entlrelv devoid of any unpleasant after-effects, this cream Halm quickly allays lmlammation, and secures that relief for which the sufferer has longed In vain." —From The Christian Union, New York City July 18, 188b ' ' PITTSBURGH TILING COMPANY, BKOCKT.EBANK k WADDKI.L, WOKKKRS I\ TM I^' And Designers of Artistic l'lre I'lncos. special dc< s'ns ou application, correspondence so licited. NO. 218 woon STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. ?"•* '..'lf., BJWLutI :'GJ. •■•i■■ ißWgift-rg BAJPOFT SALE a SIS curtains nrnl carpetlngs. Money saved on every penny's worth you purchase at these SherllT's sal'* prices. T. M. Latimer, las Federal street. Allegheny, Pa. CARSON". KM I,ACOCK STREET, "Ptateo I'oir ]Dny. Hist Meals and Lodgings In the city. Harln connection with Hotel and best Liquors served. 11. KNOX, Prop. VVM.~~J.~F vMDAY. " Senior member late selimldt & Friday, Distiller ft Jobber in (HM FINE WIIISKIE8 ' Importer •> ■'Bm!t hfleltl St reel,' fv aMWf PITTHBLKGH, PA. \rOTICE— T! E KEYSTONE 1 1 BLILI'INO A LOAN ASSOCIATION. At a meeting of the Board or Directors of said As sociation, held at the office of the Solicitor, on Wednesday livening, .Inly 10, IKKiI, d was agreed. In view of the l ite unprecedented dis aster, that payments 011 Loans, shares or stock. Fines, etc., and the usual business of the cor poration, be and remain suspended until the first Wednesday of September, 1889, fit which fme the payment of monthly Dues and Interest will recommence. An Investigation lntotheaf falrsofthe Association having been had. It 18 asccrtrlned that the losses sustained by reason of the Hood have In 110 way affected Its financial solidity. The Account Books and Papers are safe and Intact, tockeoldors having lost Rooks or certificates cm have implicates Issued upon calling at the si Ui itor's office. Alma Hall, Main street, on and at er Monday, August 5, ISSt), and making due proof of toss. WM.II. KELLF.It. President. K. li. IfODKS, Secretary. U. S. Ml P.PUY, Solicitor. • DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE— • ESTATE OF JOHN" CO\D, SI!., DV, CEASED.— Lettei-s of Admlntsl ration on tale of JOHN ( OAD, sr., late of Johnsc , w „ | M)r . oeifb, cambria county, deceased, *,in.viiif been granted to tlie undersignwl, all Persons ki?owing t hcinsolvcs Indebted to said ekiale are hereby notified to make Unmlla> payment, ahd those having claims against jp,, '11111)0 will present them duly autlieniic'.dixi for settlement to JOHN t'OAD, Jit., Administrator. \ UDITORS NOTICE.—In tlio J\ Estate or John Strayer, deceased. And bow, July 1. 188#, the decease of T. P. Zimmer man Esq., Auditor appointed to distribute the fund In Hie hands or ihs administrators of the above named decedent, having been an nounced to the Court, and no report having been filed by the Auditor, James B. O'Connor, Esq. hereby appointed Auditor to distribute the fund In the hands or John E. Strayer and Paul straver as shown by their first account. Extract from the Record.—As shown by the above extract the undersigned lias been np pnlnted Auditor to distribute the funds In the hands of John K. and Paul Strayer, Adminis trators of Ji.hrfKtiiiyer. deceased, to and amouv those legally entitled toioccPe Hie same, and hereby gives notice Mint hewlllsii at the office of O'Connor Bros., In the borough of Johnstown' pa. on Thursday. August the i th, issti. at. 10 o'dock A. v. for th" purp' ne "f attending to the duties of said appointment, at -. :.ieh time and place all persons interests! shall attend or he forever debarred from coining in on said fund. JAMES B. O'CONNOR, Auditor. Johnstown, July 17. I*B'.' CONTINUAL PUSH THE GENERAL PUBLIC ' * By This Time Will Know the Go-Ahead Qualities of the Proprietors of Just Nov;- WE are PUTTING FORTH our Best Ef- ' forts to Make Room for ■- ~ 8 : " 4 We Have on Hand a Certain Line of Clothing that Must be Sold Before the Season Advances too far. We Have Put Them on a Special Counter and H&RE'S FOR A RBBUOTIOMs SIB,OO Summer Suits for $12,00; 15,00 Summer Suits for $10,00; SIO,OO Summer Suits for $7,00; SB,OO rr. vSuts -or $5,00. On Thursday next we expect to open our Or;;, it line of full suitings and overcoats and must have the room no m ie. what the loss may be so come take, advantage of the barg in cou t \ far the advertized goods and you will surely get theb • .■gains. Economy Llolkhp Co, COR. FRANKLIN AS© LOOT '; ITREETS. nniUAL LIST—•• fptembcr Term, I 3889—tecond week.— Boring vs. boring. Till]man vs. Dwelling House Ins. so Eason v. FarlKT corncy vs. Mcuhi'le. MeCloskoy vs. olllesple. Chapin vs. Cambria iron Co. Gallagher vs. Flynn. Mangold vs. iiuber. Xotley vs. Weakland et ul. <'ommonwcalth loruse vs. will. Vanormer vs. Gates. young vs. Johnston s. s. ]'. w. CO. Eger vs. Burgoou. McLaughlin vs. lfourke. Makln vs. Shank. Shoemaker vs. carroil. li. A. KiioiiMAKr.it. i rothonotary. Protlionotary's Office, KbentJiutg, Aug. 5. 18.sk. A D-UINLsTRATOR'S NOTICE - \ Estate or c. T. Schubert, deceased Notice is hereby given that i.eucrs or Admin istration on the est ate of C. T. Schubert, late of Johnstown borough, deceased, have been tin 1;. larued by the Register to 'he undi r ! a ted. All p.'molts knowing themselves Ittdeb'ed to '-aid es tate will make immediate p it ment, and all those having claims against the same will present them, duly authenticated, for settlement. OTTO I'. Ml KEL, BARBARA wi'T'BEHT. Administrator's. A DMINtSTSATOR'S NOTICE— A KS ! ATEOF XEII. Mi ANENY.DECEASE!'. —Letters of Ailuilnlstratlou on the estate of Nell Metneny, late of Cambria borough. Cam bria eouiuy, den-.isod, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons knowing them selves Indented to said estate are requested to make Immediate pay met i. and those having clidmsagalnstthe same will present them, duly authenticated, forsoitlemem to p. E. M'ANK.w, Administrator. ADM IN J.ST RAT OR'S NOTICE. —Estateof Jacob Swank, late of Job'-. town, cambria county, deceased. Lette s '' (l( admlnlstrntlon having been granted bv ,p',, ,5" lsier or cambria county to the \in(fer,n' m .|i notice Is horde, given to all arsons having claims a a Inst s„td estate to preseir them, duly authenticated, lot settlement.und"those know ing themselves ' nd*.iteil, to mftke immediate payment to the x. B. SWANK. Administrator. Johnstown irtii .),„ y 5 , ,g S u. A D -.J (S iST j; ATOR'B Ni >T. (,'E— ±\ "l-.STVTE HE M!,'-V ANN €UBH, DE LISABED.—Letters < Administration on the es tate of Ann cu.-q. laM or cambria borough.Cam brla county, deoeiiscd, having been granted to the undetslgncd all persons k I,owine tliem selves Indented to said estate are hereby noti fied i" make Immediate paymeut. and those Uav - Ingclal nsagalnsi tbesame will present litem duly authenticated for settlement to JOHN ci;,sn, Administrator. T? XEC j I TC) Li's N OTJ C E—Notiw ■"j ts hereby given that Letters Testamentary on the estate of JOHN DEVLIN, deceased, late tit' conemaugh ltorough, Cambria county. Pa., hav.- been granted to Ute undersigned. All per sons Indebted to the said estate, are notified to make payment,, and those having claims or de mands will make known the same wit hout de lay to John .1. Devlin, to whom I have issued powers of attorney. I'. J. DEVLIN. August sth. Executor, DISSOLUTION NOTlCE.—No tice is hereby given that the undersigned lias this day withdrawn from the firm of Ken liedy, catheart A Co., contractors and builders, who have been doing business In Johnstown for sometime. J. '!'• CATHOAKT. AAHMTNL- i EATtdcs on ICE.— Letters or Administration on the estate of OKOIICE C. RAAIS, late of the ItorougU cf Johnstown, county of ' nuibrln : . 1 SD.'eof Pennsylvania, deceased, having heeii grunted t" the under signed, All persons ludebled t0..-.- -statenre requested to make immediate payment, and t hose having claims against the same will pre- I sent them duly authenticated 10 MA KIEV It ET HAAB, Administratrix. W. Horace Pose, Attornery. No. <ll Franklin I street. Johnstown Pa., Aug. IS. 1881). ft-w ! BCHMI V BUILDING-! I Largest nn-.l Y, )8 t Complt, ;P . ;!m , Cigar Houge in LllltC [ Slit. ■ fft;; b is 1 {.], lf>3o. Dis- 'll v ar-: 1 -Jobber FINE WHISKIES. TELEPHONE A V ~ „Yi • ' No. 66(5. , •* \ ' tS%K a^yHßHiaW 1 . f-. y Vj I y / ' _ Importer --or-..- <v\ , V .■?, liquors, \ : L3YY Cri^aPS. 1!; ' - 71 []; • c > pittsbur g> Pa --' All cw-Avs rrr-iv •.: l-> it.lt oil < rvise will receive- I i-ompi Jam ES CC INI > R IN. A11<" ■m> - A pent. The Wester.. IT;iiv of Poiinsylvania. Courses of stud*-, ' -v ; > ' .i ii .i' :i >d Electrical, Engineer-^, liur and Latin-Scinitlftc. .W. bull.ll- - ami imnroyod facilities. Na difficulty in securing position- • >riho • v. i the Liiginoerins: courses. Next teim begins September r,. I, o, C e <xmv a ; ns Like place September 8d and 4th. entire expenses from §2OO to 2=o pet y.-r. ;r further information or catalogues address the Pieaiden!, >l. I! r. .* I. U ' • K. G ; 1 retisurer. 1.13 North avenue, Alleghe ij-, Pa Send f r list of graduates, if desired. auglb-^m. 1 TWO CHOICE SOHOOIiB Brooke Hall, Tor ißirts anti young latiies. Shortllbge Pflebia Acabemy, For Boys anb young Tften. t i SWXTHIN C ' SUOIITIiXDOE, A.M. (Harvard MEDIA, PENNSYLVANIA (NEAR PHILADELPHIA).
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