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REMaIoUs-Divine services will he held

RELIGIOUS, Divine services will lie held
x.y. Sabbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
B, Rev Hall, in St. Andrew Episcopal
church, At ! ! 4. NJ. and F. NJ. Sunday
school st ; p NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at clock.
By Rev. Butler. in the Presbyterian church,
morning ard evening. SABBATH school at
eP. w. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at clock.
By Rev. j. H. NJ M'Cord, in the Methodist
church, morning and evening. Sabbath
school at A. NJ. Prayer meeting, every
Thursday at Il p. VI. Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at 10l A. NJ.
St. Francis chnrch-Mas. at 10! A. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
Eonth.
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No PAPER.-In accordance with our an
nuai custom, no paper will te issued from
this office next week, to afford our ands
the opportunity of celebrating the Fourth.
4 little recreation is relished by ali-ony
some are inclined to adulterate it ra her
highly with fire water bctimes, which.
We hope. will not be the case with our
boys" But, doubtful things are mighty
uncertain -
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Clearfeld. June 81, 1870.
DIED: /:

PHILo WELToN BARRETT died at his res
idence in Ridgway, Elk county, Pa, on
Saturday the 25th of June, after protract-
ed illness of several months in the 10th year
of his age. The deceased was born in Clear
field county, and was resident of the coun-
ty until 1858, when he removed to Ridgway.
His remains were brought back to Luthers-
burg at his request, to be buried by the side
OF his father, mother and sister He leaves
a wife and seven children to mourn the loss
of husband and father. As his death was
not unexpected the friends were prepared
for the event For two months, both he
and his family had been informed that death
was inevitable. With no accute pain, and
retaining hi. faculties to the last, surround
ed by his wife and children brothers and
sisters and many friends, he seemed calmly
to await the final hour. He made his own
arrangements for his funeral, and before bis
speech left him; thanked his friends and
neighbors for their kindness and attention to
him during his suffering. His aYectionate
regard for his neigh in his adopted home,
speaks volumes for the christian character
of the people of Ridgway. God will rsmem-
her them in the hour of their afflctiou, and
abundantly reward them for their labors
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ARM BRoNE.-One day last week, Ed
die, grand of Mrs. Walters in this place,
fell off store box and fractured his left arm
in two places. The fractures were reduced
and he is getting along as well as could be
anticipated, under the circumstances
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G6e 2tatsmaas 3ourua, Gleartefo ga, 3une 20, 1870

QUARTERLY MEETING. = The Second
Quarterly Meeting for Curwensyille NJ. f.
Church, will be held on Saturday and Sun
day, July I'd and Sd. Services commencing
on Saturday evening
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FESTIVAL. The ladies of the NJ. E.
Church, in Lumber city, viii hold festival
on Saturday. July %, for the benefit of the
church. Ice cream and other refreshments
will be on hand in profusion All are invit-
ed to call and participate in the festivities
of the OCCASION.
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MAKE hay while the sun shines, is a
trite old saying but We hope our farmers
have followed the advice during the past
week. A better time for hay-making has
not been offered for some years.
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ADMITTED. AT the June term of our
courts, Orrin 7. Noble, Esq, of Lock Ha-
Ven, was admitted to practice in the several
courts Of this county. Mr.. n. is gentle
man of fine abilities, and will attend punctu
ally TO all business entrusted to his care
His card apl,eass in to'day's paper
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T. II. MURRAY, Chairman.

I0T During the past week, the sun
has been uncnmfn, table hot in this region
t. e mercury rising to &c in the shade on
SaturliaY last
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CURWENsvILI.E ADVERTISEMENTS
TEETH ! TEFTHll

Extracted for % Cents
Extracted with the use of Nitrous 0xyd Ga.
and Local Anaitbesia. (ths only harmless and
efhcient anestheties now in usefl by
5 J, Hays, Snrseon Dentist, CMrssnspills, Pa,
Who would hereby most respectfully return nj,
thanks for the libeIa patronage of the past, and
inform the public that he has removed his 0@ce
to ne Corner Of State and Locust Streets, over
jenkins Store, where he is prepared to receive
his customers in newly fitted up Rooms, and do
their work IN the most sKilful and workmanlike
manner All work done in the latest and most
approved styles and guaranteed.
DR.. Hays will be engaged in his ofhee from the
1st to the 23d of each month the balance OF each
month. he will spend in Glen Hope, Burnside,
and Luthsrsburg. alternately. Partiei residing
at distance. should write to previous OF their
coming. Office hours, from To l. o'clock A. NJ,
and from to o'clock P. NJ
We use none but the very best material. and
deiy competition for beauty, cheapness, AID du-
rability Give a call
Curwensville, Pa, May 2s, 1870 -feb3y
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gsftsman's Journal
CCI.E4RFIELD, PA, JUNE %, $50.

=. p.,poxs.-To insure the safe transmission
s.onsT by mail, patrons sh ould remit by check
q, s1ons order, or have their letters registered
o. nceirt will be enclosed in tn first paper after
= r,ouey comes to hand:
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVECTION.
Friday, July 9th, 1870.

The annual Convention of the Republican
PARTY of Clearfield County, for the purpose
of nominating a County ticket, will be held
a. the Court House in Clearfiell, on Friday,
July Sth, 1870, at o clock, p. NJ. 1t is
hoped that every township in the county
viii he fully represented. By order Of tie
County Committee.
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SALrs OF REAL ESTATE Below we give
list ofthe Deeds, as entered of record in
the Recorders Office in this county, for the
week ending Monday, June 9th, 1870,
together with the consideration named
where located, and the names of the grant
ors and grantees:
Deed, LIONEL W. Weld to Simon McFar-
!and, for lots in Utahviile Considera ton
5000.
Deed Ajram p. Bloom to Ed Swarts-
worth, for 81 acres in Pike tp. Cons!dera
ton $3.50.
Deed, John B. Kyler to the Trustees of
me VI. L. Church, for lot ID kylertown.
consideration $50.
Deed, John Hoover 10 Robert Dougherty,
i0r acre in Morris tip. Consideration 81.
Deed, John Holt to Jas B. Graham, for
~ acres in Bradford tip. Consideration
Deed, Jas B. Graham to A S. Goodrich,
i9F ~ acres in Bradford tip. Considera-
ton 5000.
p, Deed, Robert l.. Gartley to Thilander
Smith, for acre in New Washington. Con
Sideration $500.
Deed, Lorenzo D. Weld to VIM. E. Wor-
feii, for 80 acres in Beccaria tp. Consider
alton Sl72.
Deed, Oliver p. Price to Porter Mead
gen, gen, Tor acre in Chest tp, Consideration
Deed, R. s. Bailey to Micheal Wolf, for
OF lots No. 209 and 2ll in Oseeola. Con
slderation S223.
II
Deed, Joshua Comstock to c. j. Arthurs,
!or . acres in Becearia tip. Consideration
-, Deed. John r. Carr, Admr. to Henry
Flu6eil, for 65 acres in Girard tip. Cousid-
Grafton $500.
Deed, VIM. D. Bigler ct. al. to John w.
hyler, for lot No. Il2 at Bigler Station.
Consideration $50,
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT-W learn that Mr..
David Mcdowell, of Graham township, met
with serious accident on Tuesday, June
2lth. He was driving a pair of horses in a
wagon, and in going down the hill to Gra-
hamton, the double:rccs became unloosed
from the tongue which caused the horses to
suddenl spring forward and de;ach the neck
yoke, causing them to run away Mr.
Mcdowell jumped off the wagon, at thi.
Juneiure, and, it is supposed, one Of the
wheels ran over his right ankle. as it was SO
badly crushed that amputation was necessa-
~. He was doing well at last accounts
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Peun'a R. R.-summer Arrangement.

Gloss connections msde at Tyrone with train.
Eauan5 West on the Maine Line.
Passengers leaving Ciearfeld at 20 p. m. reach
wiIIiamsport at 1850 p. N. the same day.
Fsssenge leaving WiiliamsportatSe 90 a m. reach
.Clearf cid at 6 so p m. the same day
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GROCERIES.-0ld Government Java and
ch oice Rio Cofsss Young Hyson, Imperial Black
and Japan Teas Sugar, Syrup, Rice, Cavendish,
Navy. Spunroll, and Cut Tobaccos, and Snuff, at
reduced prices. Opposite the Jail.
c. KRATZER.
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The Very Rest -Munson,s Copper Tubular
ID L E ID /.

KANE.-At his residence in Gailitzin town
ship, this county, on Friday last, Aug. 18th. af-
ter an Illness of only few days duration, Mr..
RICHARD KANE, aged about SO years
We cannot state the age of the deceased with
certainty, but from our intimate personal ac-
qualntance with him, presume 1t to have
been near about what we have given it. Mr..
Kane was born in the County Derry, Ireland,
and had been resident of this county for the
last twenty years. He was one of nature 8 no
blemen. and his sudden death is sincerely Ia
mented by his wide circle of acquaintance and
friends. '"TunnelHill,' where he lived and was
greatly respected, did not number among it's
citizens warmer hearted or more generous
man than Richard Kane. May his immortal
spirit find eternal.rest.
A.'JARTHY.-At her residence il Cambria tp.,
on Thursday, July 2Sth, Mrs. ELLEN M'CARTHY,
in the 65th year of her age.
Mrs. Mccarthy was born in County Tyrone,
ireland, and emigrated to this country in the
year 1890 She came to Cambria county some
ten years later, and has resided here ever since
40 years. She was sister of Rev. Father M'Girr,
a priest widely known and greatly beloved IN
his day, and whose memory is still held in sa-
cred remembrance. Mrs. Mccarthy led the life
of a Christian, and has found her reward in the
better world beyond the grave. Her remains
were Inferred in the Catholic cemetery in this
place. Reqlufscdt in pace ID.
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bound TO Win.-If the nominations made
fGs Mond al 1 so to S2 AZ the @
does to all the women folks and the rest or eIe-
the Ticket Is r bound to ROSE, Minis our is bound
to rise, all the time.
Up Agafn.-weareg glad to notice Mr.; Hunt
ley.once more on his ''forked ends" and ready
he deserves, and we are sure that viii keep him
50 busy he wont have time to get sic6 s4s again fro7
him, and he will do well by you
Fry, Fry, Fry, on High, High, High street
street street can't be beat beat, beat in selling
goods cheap, cheap, cheap, in small lots or great
big heaps, heaps heaps. dry Fry, try nc nov vi 1t
Fry, Fry, where it is no lie lie lie to say there
are-great bargains for both you and L, L, L.
Very Fsne.-The fair at Loretto is said to
have been one Of the best ever gotten up on the
and variety kept by A j. Christy is without
doubt the very finest and most complete ever
the dme-fair goods, fair prices and fair dealing
Summer CIosing.-This is the last month
of summer, a fact which reminds " S. Barker
that it is time to close out his summer stock of
ducins prices and giving ali his Customers g bet
ter bargains than ever for the ready cash.
Very Sensible Business buying from V. s. Bar
ker.
used in all cases instead of PILLS, EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR OIL &c. Highly favored. Pleasant to
It.
sale, Z. T. SELLERS s. Co., 45 Wood Street, Pitts
ourgh, Pa. lJune i6, 1670.-ly.1
Cheapest-SsmpIesf- !-GearinV all
enclosed and warranted in mcLanahan, Stone g.
Isett's (aolltdaysburg, Pa..) MoIcer, which they
deliver free of freight for $l10. They have also
the best Independe1t Spring Tooth Hay Rake,
EMORY Mo1ger- Knife Grinders, SeEf-HoAinQ Reap
SepdTdtoTs, Cider Mus, &C., &c, MCLAHAHAN,
STONE IsETT, Hollidaysburg. Pa. ln.2-3m. y
The Very Best.-Munsons Copper Tubular
lightning Rod, with Spiral Flanges, has been
erected on Thousands of buildings in all parts
of the United States and in test of thirteen
years, no instance of their inefhcfency has oc-
CURED. 1t has received the first premlums
at many State Fairs and Institutes and was
never beaten in any scientific contest 1t has
been endorsed by over FIVE hundred Professors
of Colleges and scientific men, as the best rod
over invented, possessing all the elements re-
quired to protect buildings from lightning. It's
power surpasSes twenty iron rods, or solid
copper rod an inch and half thick. 1t does not
get out of order, but viii endure as long as the
building stands on which it is erected. No holes
are made in slate or tin roofs and in every re-
| spect the utmost satisfaction is guaranteed
The attention of Architects and Builders ia re-
Spectfully called to the merits of this rod
Manufactured by LOCEBART < Co, 234 Penn
! street, Pittsburgh, and put up in Cambria coun-
! ty only by RICHARD JONES, Johnstown, Pa.
! who will promptly execute work entrusted tC
! him in the most perfect and satisfactory man
ner. 2. .. Box 90, Johnstown, Pa.
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c.. & &. S. NJ.
DEGISTER'S NOTICE-No;ice

- fNTiGN II n - W. Il lSI@---4NuklCo II
IL hereby given that the following Accounts
have been passed and fled In the Registers Of
fee at EbenSburg. and will be presented to the
Orphans Court of Cambria county, for confirm
alton and allowance, on MONDAY, the 9th day
of September next, to wit:
The second and final account OF Paul George,
Admir- of the Estate of Ihos. H Porter. dee d;
The first and final account of j. (. btuL,
Guardian of Daniel Stull.
The account of Jacob r. Stull, Admir- OF En i
W. Grumling, late of Richland township, dec o.
The first account of Charles Anna, Guardian
of Albert Closer, minor child of +. CLOSER, late
of Chest township, decd
of Ambrose. Augustine and Julia AnE CLOSER,
minor children OF Francis CLOSER, late of Chest
township. decd.
The Grst account Of Charles Anna, Guardian
of Peter CLOSER, minor child of Z. CLOSER, late
of Chest township. decd.
The account of John Mctormick anu trancls
Mccormick, Executors of Patrick Mccormick,
The first account of Philip CLOSER, Guardian
of Mich1 A. Beck, minor child of Michl Beck.
The first and final account of j. A. hrInlnla-
nocker, Guardian of children of Jacob Hines.
The account of Jacob Luther. Guardian OF
Henrietta Shields formerly Henrietta Luther.
The account of Michael Rager, Administrators
of Peter Rager, late of Jackson township, dec d.
The account of Patrick storm ana Peter y :
Neiil, Executors of the last will and testament
of Ann Biglan, late of the township OF wash
ington. deco
Henry Lloyd, late of the township of Susque-
hanna, decd.
The first and 0nsl account of Augustine Crn-
yer, Admir- of John Baum, late Of Susquehanna
The third account of Sarah Leidy, Admir- Of
the Estate of David Leidy, decd:
The second and final account of John A. Blair,
Admir- of ID. A. Conrad, late of the borough OF
Ebensburg, deed.
c. kirkpatrick, Adm'rs of Thos W. McCauley,
G. Kirkpa trick, Adm RS of Thos. w McCauley,
late of Coneniaugh township, decd
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Aug. IL, 1S1O.-4t.
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The Rest Chance.-N. F. Carroll, No. 215
Main street, Johnstown, offers the last chance
for bargains in summer goods, which are going
of like hot cakes at a!railroad hotel. Such bar
gains in dry goods, dress goods fancy goods and
trimmings are seldom offered. Also, cheap gro
ceries, fresh and pure, at the bargain store OF
N. F. Carroll, opposite the Opera House. Five
dollars q day can be saved in buying cheap dry
goods and groceries from Carroll. Try your
luck when you go to Johnstown.
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TAMBRIA COUNTY, IS =

~ THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
.'--l To the Sherry of Cambria Co., GTcettng:-
LIS. We command you that you attac1 Ed
t-v-' ward A. Quintard late of your county
by all and singular his goods and chattels, lands
and tenements, in whose hands or possession so
ever the same may be, SO thai he he and appear
before our Court of Common Pleas 70 be holden
at Ebenshurg, in and for said county on the
61st Mondati of September neIt, to answer the
Jut1iAta Iron Company on plea of action on
promises; and, also, that you summon Daniel
Mcleod and others, that they be and appear be-
fore our Court, the said first Monday of Septem-
bar, TO answer what shall be objected against
them, and abide the judgment of the Court
therein. And have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Preei-
dent Judge of our said Court at Ebeneburg, the
18th day Of June. a ID. 1870
j. X. HITE, Prothonotary.
Attest-JoHN a. BIAIR, Sheriff. tul. st {
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LeOpOIds.-When anybody in this sur
rounding counties wishes to dress Ikea gentle
man for a small amount of money he goes to
Leopold & Brother, No. 241 Main street, Johns
town, at whose immense Clothing Store there
is enough goods and enough bargains to satisfy
the wants of innumerable buyers. Ii made-up
garments are sought for they are the men to
consult; if clothing made to order is desired,
they know full well how to fill the bill. In Ell
ther case entire satisfaction is guaranteed.
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Cheap know all men these presents that
Mayer's Clothing Store, No. PA, Opera House,
Johnstown, is the place where masculine wear
ing apparel is sold for q mere song. 1t is aston
ishing to see what a bundle of goods can be OBJ
tanned from Mayer for a few dollars. No one
can fail to be pleased with the quality, style,
finish. make and price of any article bought at
this first class establishment, where slop-shop
garments and exorbitant prices are unknown.
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Eag- Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where Beware Of counterfeits. Ask for Helm
boIds. Take no other PR1cE-s = IS per bottle.
or six bottles for $3.50. Delivered to any ad-
dress. Describe symptoms in all communica=
tions.
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Leopold Mayer, Opera House, 212 Main St,
Johnstown, has 100 webs of calico, 100 webs of
light summer goods, besides shawis silks, satins,
delaines, chintZes, merinoes. laces, skirts, bon
nets, hats, frames, etc, beyond computation,
which he will sell at the lowest possible hg ures
for cash Remnants of goods at half price. He
solicits a call from all who live in and all who
visit Johnstown, believing that he can please
all tastes and SUIT all pocket-books.
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-Do AND CREssoN RAH- ROAD.
EsESsBth' Honday, june 18th, 1870,
sud w. s..', road win run as follows:
'pEPART icnonnecting with Pittsburgh Ex-
p GOaG1esS5j5nEE GO5aa1sSjs EExpress Tisa Ts East
BET y M or on departure of Pittsburgh
Express y %eSoi or on departure of Philadel-
iHe. iGy: Express East.
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en- and q half dozen dozen is just about the num-
Der of hats sold every day at Cohens Hat Par
Ior No 227 Main street, Johnstown, where those
in need of nice, fashionable hats, can be accom-
modated, in quality, style and price. They have
hundreds. nay, thousands of hats and caps OF
all sizes which they will freely exchange for
greenbacks, and people with the greenbacks
will find to their interest to make the exehange
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TT R. SCANLAN, AtO'mcy-at Lu,c,
4 Carrolltown, Cambria Co., Pa All man
rer OF legal business with which may he fi-
vored WITH receive prompt and careful at4Hn-
tion. Collections speciality. CMay III
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New Machfne.-W. +. Altfather, corner of
Main and Franklin streets, Johnstown, is agent
for a new Sewing Machine called the American
Button-hole, Overseaming Family Sewing Ma
chine which goes far ahead of all the Sewing
Machines. 1t sew leather or cloth, and can
tuck, hem, quilt, bind, fell, overseam, en-
broider and work button-holes. Those who
need Sewing Machines should by all means call
upon Mr.. Altfather, as these machines cost no
more than others, while they are far superior in
all the attributes of first class sewing machine.
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Ixissing Scene--"Oh! kiss me and go,
said the maid of his heart as she proffered her
lips as his pay to depart; "the morn is approach
ino nv mother will know, my kindeSt and dear
est. lust kiss me and go u And the smack that
he gave her was tarnation loud, as they parted
the brave ''lovyer' was lost in the crowd that
was rushing pell nell to Shocmakers cheap
store.
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That prince of dry goods merchants, John j.
Murphy. of Johnstown, has some very hne Sc
lections of dress goods at the Mansion House
corner, which he is selling at cost and carriage.
in order to make room for large invoice OF
fall goods. Now is the time to get the best of
good bargains in dry goods, dress goods, trim
minCs, fancy articles cloths, ETC. Buy from
Murphy and you will make money by saving it
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The Time o. Day 1T matters not what
time of day it is, you will find James j. Murphy,
IO9 Clinton street, j Johnstown, ready and willing
to sell cheap ready-made clothing OF all sizes
and patterns, qualities and fashions. This is
will stand the wear and tear and give entire sat
isfaction in fit, make, texture and price.
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TIE: HARRISBURG ordinary
inducements are offered in our advertising de-
Dart1l,eut for subscribers to the weekly edition
of this steadfast and lively Democratic journal,
and considering the widely recognized merits
"a we'll as the remarkable low rates at which it
js now offered, we are much mistaken If it does
not find it's way to thousands of patrons who
have never yet had the pleasure of enjoying its
ever welcome visits. See advertisements
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STONEROAD'S CATHARTIC SYRUP,
used i'll all cases instead of PILLS, EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR on, &c. Highly favored. Pleasant to
take. Children like it. Price o cents. Whole
sale, Z. e SELLERS & Co., 45 Wood Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. LJune Is, 1670.-ly1
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frSzeF'-Ine cneap ana nOQrlSfilnS Drug eS-
tab ishm ent on the corner of Main and Frank
lin streets, JOhnstown, is well worth q visit from
all, and especially from those who wish to pur-
chase pure drugs, good dye-Stuffs, the best of
paints, or the finest perfumeries. notions and
fancy articles. Mr.. Frazer has the advantage
of large acquaintance and long experience in
the business. He fully understands his busi-
ness-lznows what to keep, where to buy how
to preserve and how to sell his goods. Being a
pioneer druggist, q good citizen, and clever
dealer, he deserves and should receive a large
share of public patronage.
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Bound TO Win.-f the nominations made
on Monday prove as satisfactory to all the men
folks as the splendid -four sold by z. J. Mills
does to all the women folks and the rest of Gre
alton, the ticket cannot fail TO win. And while
the ticket is bound to ROSE, Mills -four is bound
to rise, all the time.
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Our say-Right here we wish to @ say Il that att X.
p Davis. the accommodating East ward mer-
chant can and will give as many goods OF Ine
best quality for the same am3unt aTbe ri pro Of
the puddinr," etc. Call and be convinced.