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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12
Mrs. 0Ottcrschuoidof,a Notions OF
WomanssRights.
From the Rondout Freeman.

|
Gotlieb Gotteiscbneider is q little Ron
dout Dutcbman, with strsppiug big vrow
who has evidently her own notions about
woman's rights. Mrs. Gotlieb had an ad-
idirer, with whom, in GOllieb's absence,
she was ia the habit Of adjourning to a
neiehboring lager beer saloon. aud indul-
2ing in copious liba lions OF the German
fluid, at the aforesaid admirers expense.
This coming to the little mans ears be
vowed vengeance, and with wrath iu bis
eye. aud hickory stick in his hand, he
watched the treacber Gus couple. and few
evenings since toun ii them together in their
accus omed haunt, the lager beer saloon
aforesaid. The little Dutchman ''ptchsd
into the disturber of his peace, and the
wind.up OF the afilir Is told by Gotlieb as
follows: II tells Christina 10 walk straight
home. and Shinklns, be picks up der beer
mug, und let's te beer spill over mine face,
und be hits me in d pr back init his boot.
und goes ont; und Christina she no come
und l go home nnd goes TO ped, between
two fodder pfds, vas so mad; und Chris
tina she comes und laughs at mo because
Shinkins hit mine back before niue face nit
bis two boots.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

A mong the attractions at Msuch Chunk
is the deer park Of Judge Parker, which has
recently been completed, and several Occu-
pants are already gliding along within its
enclosure as majrslicslly as ttey are wont
to do in their native wilde. Several elk and
o few deer are there now, and others are to
follow from time to time. The little stream
running through the park is stocked With
trout.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

The following was perpetrated by a ten
der.hearted man, who stood listening and
sbiveriGg, as be listened TO the notes of a
hand.organ beneath bis window:
Enraptured here I'm by the window stand
ing,
Listing the heavenly music in it's chime;
With ecstasy my punch thrust my tand in
Aud take therefrom jolly paper dime;
But stop moment. ere l let 1t went,
guess I'll compromise, and throw cent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

"What have you got that's good?" said q
hungry traveller as be seated himself at a
dinner-tab!e in Salt Lake City. sob,
we've got roast beef, conr beef Loiled. fried
ham, and broiltd curlrw!' "What Is cur
lew?' said the stranger. "Curlcwi WHY,
curlew is bird some thing like snipe."-
''Could it fy?' "Yes." "Did it have
wings?' eyes" Then don't want spy
curlew ANY thing that had wings and
didn't leave this ID country, don't want
.or dinner"
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINSsON q. G. 4 A. 10. 70.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger, Leave Cory 1l.20 q.
n +; Titnsville. 1859 p. m; Petroleum Cen.
trs, la u. m; Oil City, 222 Up. m; 1r-
7'aeion. j 10 y. IN.
NJ 4. -s.nger-Leave Cory s. 10 a. m
Timsviir. : 35 q. m.; Petroleum Centre.
s.l4an: Oh City, s SO u u; arrive at IT.
yirpt0n II 40 \ m.
No. ., Passenecr-Leave Cory 6 05 p m /;
Tiepksile. $50 p IN; Petroleum Centre,
181pm; arrive at OH City 9,20 r IN.
No. |, Passepger-Lrave Irvineton 7.i5
am; Oil City. 1910 a n; Petroleum Cen
tre. II ,O5 a M; Titusvilie, ii, so u Id; arrive
at Cory 40 m.
No.3. Pnsssnser-Le Leave Irvineton, I2.-
o5 p m; on City 257 p m; Petroleum Cen.
tire, 3.36 pm; Ttusville, 4,2o p IN; arrive
at Gerry 5.45 y m.
No. 8. Passenger--Leave Oil City 100 a
m; Petroleum Centre. 7.43 M; Titusville.
$3.50 m; arrive at Cory 10, 10 q III.
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NEWS ITEMS.

A"o iuen III CNIcarO plollsh card in |, [
Tribune. o! that city, claiming to be the
makers of the Cardiff giant. They seem "a
seek notoriety as imposlers.
james Clarke, cutter in the who.esalp
clothrng house Of Moore, Loomis 4 Co.
Chicago, has been arrested for rotbiny his
employers OF goods to large amount.
There was destructive fire at Hpnder-
soo, Ky, on Tuesday night. destroying the
clothing store Of J. Rattinski and the gro
Gerry store of X. G-isel. Considerable loss
was sustained hy other parties in removns
their goods. Loss S35, 900 mostly iusur-
ed.
The statement OF. several Of the sesmen
attached to The shh, Neptune of cruelt,e.
practiced upon them by the captain are
most rmphatcally denied by Captain Pea
body. aud the denial is most positively con-
hrmed by TIE first and second mates of the
vessel. The sailors, however, adhere to
their statements.
The Book Concern Committee of the
Methodist Episcopsl Church hold daily scs.
sons, and are still engaged on the alleged
frauds.
A number Of prominent gentlemen of New
York organized into a Society, day or
two ago, for the purpose of producing q
stronger feeling among Americans in behalf
Of Cuba. Gen. McMahan ia among tn.
members.
The Sbawmut Touring mill at Browns
race. N. Y, owned and occupied by James
NJ, Whitney Il Co., was completely destroy.
ed by FIRE Thursday morning. Loss $40
zoo insured for $500
1t is announced that Capt Commerrel.
has received permission to lake the Mon
arch to Annapolis, and that she may call
ut New York on the way.
Thursday morning pudding furnace in
the rolling mill OF Messrs. Rowland, on
Delaware avenue, Philadelphia, exploded
with terrific force, scattering molten metal
in all directions Fortunately no one was
in jUred.
Mr.. Horton, revenue detective for Messa.
cbusette, on Wednesday seized the estab-
lishment Of the Forest River Lead Work.
at Salem, for alleged violation of the inter
nal revenue laws
A Humboldt, Tennessee. special says
during fracas between three female en-
ployees at hotel, Wednesday night, Mrs.
Robbins was srr Iously If not fatally injured.
her skull being broken, and otherwise bad
ly injured. The others wers beld for
rial.
Two cotton pekeries in New Orleans,
Ktnlngur's end Collins, were burned on
Thursday. Loss sl0o, GOO. CHARLES Mer.
riiield persisted 10 the flames.
Two policemen were dangerously sho,
n New Orleans Thursday by a negro.
Another policeman then shot the negro,
seriously wouudiug him.
Dispatches report the destruction by FIR
OF the business portion of the town OF Por,
Gibson, Mississippi. Tue posof1ice aud
hotel were among The buildings destroy
ed.
By the explosion Of locomotive at Clarks
vile, Tennessee, Thomas Campe, TIE
fireman and J ohm Cousins wore mortally
wound ed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

NEW WELL-A new well was struck on
the Lille farm, West Pithole Creek, about
q week ago. The well is owned by Bos-
ton company, and is yielding sixty barrels
a da-. This farm is located about half
mile from the Paxton farm, about half
way between Pithole and Sbanburg. Since
the striking oil this well leases have been in
active demaAd in that vicinity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

1t is singular what mistake p eople la.
Dor under Many n girl thinks she sings
sweetly who only screeches, and half the
ugly dandies think they are killing hand
some Nor is this PECULIARLY confined to
mankind. Many a stoIk may think himself
an eagle bird, but the eagle never mistakes
his identity for that of a stork.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

They tell bow a cruel father in New Al
bany, Ind, was not long ago outwitted by
the ardent lover of his daughter, Knowing
there was savage dog on the premises, Il 9
lover took an equally ferocious dog it'll
him. and set the two fighting. While Il 9
old folks were trying to separate the COM
bative beasts, the girl slipped out the back
door and was married to her devoted Johr,
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Five Hundred Dollars Tor a DRINK.
A few days ago two fellows while intoxi
Gated assaulted o gentleman on the high-
way near Lewiston, Maine, and endeavored
TO shoot him. The interpositon Of fourth
person saved bis life. Afterward the offend
~rs called upon him to see if they could no,
prevent a prosecution. He agreed not to
prosecute th. m on condition that they gave
a guarantee Of $500 each that they would
touch not, taste not, handle not, intuxica.
ting drinks for five years. Ons of them
has deposited $500 in the bank. and the
other has given lien on his real estate fol-
that amount. Tie frat violation of the
pledge forieits the viola,or $500
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

TIE saloon keepers OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa
have held meeting aud resolved that they
will not sell any intoxicating. u ink to any
person Of dissipa,ed habits, nor any per-
son when intoxicated. which, he Daven.
port Democrat remarks is pretty good for u
Maine Law State.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

While James Bayles was eating bis break.
fast in Elizabeth, N. j., on Saturday, be
was seized with immodereie laughter at
funny story, piece Of meat stuck 10 bis
thro't, aud be was checked to death,
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A Connecticut editor is going Into the
interviewing" business to some purpose.
He gives notice as follows: ave shall in.
;erview q number OF our citizens this week
on the subject of finance"
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The manufacturers Of Akron, Ohio, dur
ing tie last quarter Of 1869 made sales to
iLr smtupt u 81 :G02. 12l.
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John Null who died at Iuka, Mississippi,
the other day, aged 100, never tasted medi.
cine uotil be was l07. His doctors bills
were null we suppose.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rntherford's.
IT,
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A Lynch1urg paper is warm in it's praises
OF new invention, which, it contends, will
save some thousand per cent" Of the labor
10 the Manufacturing Of tohacco
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Lammers Il Alden's is the only store te
guy good. durable and cheap clothing.
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A South Carolinian lately took his intend
ed srcoud wife TO view his extended first
wife.
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a church society in Grundy county, Iowa.
raised the ministers salary by holding meet.
ings and charging twenty-five cents to
kiss the girls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

The family OF General Samuel Houston
is very poor, and Texas papers are akirg
appeals for aid for them. The family COZ
sists Of bis widow and thrre young SONS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

There is to be grand dance at Akin's
Hall, this evening. Good music will lie in
attendance aud jolly good time may be
expected.
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The Armstrong & Christie well, Mallory
farm, which has heen testing for abont
week is making hne show. Will no doub
DO good twelve barrel we'll.
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well GU the McCray farm, near the
shaft, is nearly completed. The sand rock
is Of the finest kind 1t will no doubt prove
good we'll.
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A. 5. Smiths large stock of boots and
shoes is offered at cost for the next so days
Dec 5 {.
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hammers g. Alden's 10 the only whit
mans, clothing store in the Centre.
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a. S. Smith in order to close out bis large
stock of ladies shoes &C., offers them at cost
as they must be sold in the next 60 days.
Dec 8 IT,
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Parlor and Office stoves, q few lett and
will be sold at cost at j. Ruthsrford,s. IT.
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Orders taken for suits and fits guarau Iced,
hammers g. Alden's.
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The largest and best assortment of Table
Gallery, ever hronght into the country at
Nicholson Il Blackmons. Il.
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Carriage Bolts. wholesale and retail. .
Nicholson & Bsckuon's s3-tK
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Kid GLoAEs-A large assortment, .
Lameis Z Aldens.
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Undertaking in large quantities at Lam
meis d. Aldrn's.
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Reduced Prices at hammers d Alden'r.
nOv.22u.
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Divine Services.

Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and :
o'clock p, NJ.
Rev. J. T. OxroBr, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ ano
~ P. N. Sabbath School at l2y5 p NJ
eats free A cordial Invitation .exteud-
cd to all.
Rev. G. N. HEARD, Pastor
STS. PETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie,
CHURCH.
Mass at lo1 a. m.
Vesper and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. 10.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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Prof. jenkins has not arrived yet.
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TheNew Gas Pump tor sale at Nicholso
i Blackmon's. tE
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SHERIFrs SALE Is CLOsED.-Nicholson.s n.s
B'a"knon having bought him ont at thi
place and Kane City. II.
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Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail,
at Nicholson & Blackmon's, 23.tf
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The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
& Blackmob's. IT.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices.
Higtrock, Congress and Empire Spring
water at Critics Bros, feu8tf
Valentines Of all kinds at Critics Bros. II
Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail,
at Nicholson & Blackmon's. 23-tf.
TheNew Gas Pump tor sale at Nicholson
i Blackmon's. r.
THIS MEANs BUSINESS Ny entirs stock
Of goods 10 offered at cost.
The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
& Blackmob's. IT,
SHERIFrs SALE IS CLOSED -Nicholsou.a
Blarkmon having bought him ont at this
place and Kane City. IT,
Reduced Prices at hammers Il Alden'r.
[nov.22n1
Undertaking in large quantities at Lam
meIs d. Aldsn's.
KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, st
Lameis Z Alden's.
In" largest and best assortment of Table
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By the explosion Of locomotive at Clarks
vile, Tennessee, Thomas Campie, TIE
fireman and ohm Cousins wore moltaly
wounded.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08

RPHY-HOLLER-AtS st. Johns tCatho-
lic) church, Altoona, Thursday, Now 24th,
by Very Rev. J. Tuigg, Mr.. James Z. Murphy
and Miss Annie Holler, both of that city.
If the marriage state is the one in which the
most perfect earthly happiness can be obtained
and we verify believe 1t is, then indeed have
james and Annie chosen the better part in the
very hey-day Of their youthful existence; and
as they are eminently worthy OF each other S
love and companionship. we join their many
friends in wishing them abundant peace and
plentiful prosperity throughout a long and
hapDy life in this world and that never-cnding
felicity which awaits the pure of spirit in the
better world to come. james possesses all the
oualities.of n true and devoted husband and
Annie those of an amiable, loving and agreea-
bic wife. and it therefore cannot be otherwise
than that happiness and contentment will at
tend them in all the duties, cares and enjoy
ments of this fast-flceting life.
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L z d

ITEL.-In Washington township, on Sunday
last, Dec. 4th, Mrs. Catharine Itel, consort OF
Mr. Joseph 1tel, in the Goth year OF her age
Mrs. Itel was sister of Mr.. Frank Eberly, OF
Munster township, and was a most estimable
woman, as well as an earnest and Jealous Chrls-
tan. She was the mother of large famiiy OF
children aIid iii all the duties of life she per
formed her part with a-devotedneSs ana kind
ness of heart worthy of good mother. true
wife and an obliging neighbor. She departed
this life well prepared for the change, ana we
trust that she is now receiving the reward OF a
well spent life in the haven of eternal rest
Her remains were inferred in the Catholc Gem
etery at Wilmore to-day Wednesday, NJ
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS LEFT FOR RECORD Dc
ING THE FOUR WEEKS ENDING DEC. 3D.

DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS LEFT FOR RECORD DUR
ING THE FOUR WEEKS ENDING DEC. 3D.
r. sanderson to DanI B. Horner, May
%. 1870 lot in franklin borough - I6O.OO
VIM. Orr to David Berkey. Oct g. 1870,
acres and 10 perches in ConemauSh
Lewis I wv W. Shank to Josiah Miller, june OO
ans township. .............. 10000
9, 1870, \ acre in Carrolltown....-. 1000
Ward Aug. q, 1870 lot in Milville.- S5O.OO
John j. Burns to Joseph Baker, Oct.
u, 1870, 90 acres and GO perches in
Johnston Moore r to z. weakiand, Nov.
II, 1870, GO acres in susquehanna 1p: 1,oOO.OO
ThoS- Weston to Jos. Underwood, Feb
10, 1866, piece of land in White twp 1000
John A. Blair, Sheriff, TO Henry Hop
pie, July 13, 1G0 acres in Carroll twp. 10000
Uary Harrison to Benz. Benshoof, Sept
%, 1S7O, l24 acres in Jackson twp $4,000
4, 1S70 acres in Jackson township. 1000
Sam'l Harrison TO Benz Benshoof, Oct.
Danl Harrison to Benz. Benshoof, Nov
s. 1870, 10 acres in Jackson twp; 5000
81 acres iii jackson township. 10000
VIM: Griffith to Jas. II. Davis, March
5, 1870, acres in Washington twp. 6O.OO
1870. piece land in Washington twp. s47.OO
jacob Burgo9n to Peter Myers, Sept.
20, 1870. lot in Hemock k............... $500
Henry Nutter to james Perry, June
Is, 1863, 2l acres and 81 perches and
improvements in Allegheny twp. 10000
il, 1863, 50 acres in Allegheny twp. 1900 90
Gilbert A. ID. Barker to Catharine AL
len. Dec. .i1S65, acres and Is perch
es in Allegheny township nominal.
Albin Oswald to Henry j. Campbell,
Sept. 5, 1870, 81 acres in Carroll twp. 1,oI5OO
John Lloyd, SeQueStrator of H., G. I.
Turnpike Co., to Isaac Evans, Nov.
Is, 20, square ground in EbensburR. 800
Michl Lutz to John Bedcnshotts May
81, 1870, 2 lots and imp'ts in wilmorc $50
Mich'l Dunegan to Patrick Dunegan,
Dec. l, 1870, 81 acres and so perchcS in
Cleartfeld township. p...-.........-.-. nominal
Sept 6, 1855. IS acres in Cambria tp 1000
VIM. 1Eittell to Daniel Mccarthy, jr.,
Aug. %, 1870, the above tract for value rec
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08

BUCKwHEAT CAKES.-When you rise from
your bed in the morning, and are summoned
your breakfast to take, what so sweet or tooth
some 10 greet you as Il nicely Drowned fully
done buckwheat cake; and as you swallow it
down with relish. and reach your fork out for
one or two more. how inwardly thankful you
are for buying your buckwheat mt Mills cheap
store. When you want the best wheat or buck
wheat flour, feed. etc, don't forget Mills and
his cheap store on High street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08

\ NEW VERSIoN.-'Mary' cot Won Ieetle
sheep. his fleece is vitc as WOOL, and everywhere
wish Mary's pin, dat leetle sheep he's pin come
too all der time any more at ALL except of
course when Mary goes to Shoemaker s. Co. :
cheap cash store, where everything is ''shccpe"
enough already, and where delighted custom
ers with money in hand are constantly reapfng
II rich harvest in the way of good bargains in
the best kind of merchandise.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08

HAD TT BAD.-"Clara, love but thee alone
thus sighed il tender youth 20, hear me then
my passions own, with trembling lips in earnest
tone-indeed i speak the truth :" But Clara,
cruel girl, didn't want to hear the balance of
the story, as she had just read in the freeman
aDout the new 1Sil ana winter BoouS JusI re
Loretto and wanted to go there instanter and
buy herself rich
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08

CORNUCOPIA means the horn of plenty. but
has reference to plenty of ''horns" of the
kind Obtainabic at tavern and drinking saloons.
Neither does it mean c. T. Roberts iewelry and
fancy goods emporium, although it contains so
much of everything in the line of clocks, wa tci-
e. jewclry, notions, stationery, books, tobacco,
cigars, etc, that il might we'll be called horn
of picnty-withOut the horn. Cham. keeps q
nice store and nice stock, and is q nice gentle
to deal with.
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HOLIDAY! HOLIDAY! H0LIDAYII!

The following NEW GOODS (aII suitable for
Holiday presents) have just been opened at
MAYER'S NEW YORK DRY GOODS, MILL
merry and CLOTHING STORES, Nos. 2I2 and
PA Main street, Johnstown:
EACH STORE SEPARATE, BUT ACCESS
FROM ONE TO THE OTHER.
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EDR. IsENBERG, of Altoona, was the fist to IN
troduce the Stuck principle for Dental plates in
this section of the country, and to-day he has
many patrons who can testify to the beauty
dura 9ility and fit of the work. ecY Persons
fore purchasing the old common style of vul.
canite work.
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500 Boys Pants;
$40 Cfildren's Suits ;
all of the best kind of material and make. of
every desirable color pattern and style, and at
prices ltRmtStdIfdb{B LOWER than we have ever
before offered Clothing uudeT any circumstances
Remember the Rev York Dry Goods and
Clothing Hail, 2I2 and 2I4 Main street.
Johnstown. MAYER, Proprietor.
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VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL

NALU ABLE SIORE AND DIV ELIL-
ING HOUSE PROPERTY FOX E--z-vs
SALE-The undersigned offers on the =
most reasonable terms his STOKE ana
HOUSE PROPERTY, located on High EHaa
street. Ebensburg borough. 1t Is IN
fhe business centre of town, convent
ent in every respect, and in good condition.
Will be sold low for cash: o.,
Ebensburg, Dec. I, 1sTo.-am.
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GRAY HAIR may be made to take on its YOUTH
fI1l color and beauty by the use of Han eg-
etable Siciian Hair Renewer, the best pr.ilafJ,-
tion for the hair known TO the science OF med
icine and chemistry.