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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-05-11
REAL ESTATE FOR

1 ll-SI R A lbIE IKE l. EIO l. + OK
~ SALE.-The undersigned offer for sale on
very liberal terms three Iacts Of valuable land
in BIack!idk township, Cambria county, Pa,
described as follows:
Trnct No I-COutainin9 90 Acres, moro or
less, about p Acres cleared. having thereon
erected two story Plank House, as good as
new and very comfortable, double Log Barn,
and all needed out5uidings. There is At thriving
young orchard OF 100 choice fruit trees ami ex-
cCllcnt water in abundance on the premises.
5racf No. Containing 81 Acres, about
Acres cleared. The improvements one
and-a-half story Plank House. Al Water Saw
Mill in the best OF order and without superior
in the country, and the usual outbuidings.
Tract NO. 2-COntaininr l4G Acres of excel
lent Timber Land, with two good Saw Mill sites
thereon. Unimprovcd.
EY- The above described Tracts adioin each
other and will he sold sepa rate. or together.
as may suit purchasers. TermsX ~ liberal and
payments easy. For further pa iculurS apply
to address p H. )NES.
or OLIVE MAXIM.
March %. 1S12.-3m. Ebe lsburg p. o.
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ICENSE NOTICE-The following

IL named persons have filed Petitions for Lii
cense in the Office of the Clerk of Quarter Scs-
sious of Cambria county. for the action of the
Court at next (June) Sessions:
Eating HOilSc-Michael Iatterncr, west ward,
Ebcusburg hor.; Henry Blum, Julius Steich,
CarrolitOwn bUr. John SchrOth, Wi,more bor.
IUrcIH- John HOungkin, W bite twp; FlOrian
Bingle, LOretto borough; Isaac Crawl ford, west
ward, Ebensburg borough; John IB. Myers, Lo-
retto borough; MichI McMorris, GHllitz twp;
John w. Gillespie, SummiIville bor.; CIristo-
phcr Rubiua. John =. Parrish, Washington tp. ::
rhos. Oft, Chest twp; L. y. Haid, LOrettn b0r;
Paui Eiwanger. Lawrence Schroth, Andrew
Hang, CarrO!ItOwn borough; Francis i. Glib
hons. Allegheny twp; NJ I. Kelly, Wilmore
borough; Francis j. Parrish. Jacob Goener,
Galiltzin twp; Ellen Mclaughlin. John Ham
ilton. Washington twp: Peter NcKenzje, Chest
Springs bur.: VIM. Linton, Summitville bCr. ;
James ID. Plummer, CrOyle township; Harry
Marriott, lcarfield township.
J. X. HITE, Clerk Q. S.
Ebensburg, May 1, 1872.
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WATCHES There ure three kinds of watch
es- goid watcher. SILVER watches. and those
lhaI ~ - si' good bargains At AIdendilsI i
Coppecks CurIVulieJ Dry Gooos Sto,s, NJ.
2l2 Opera House, JOhnstown. where can he
found the most gorgeous hats. bonnets. ribooIs.
flowers, lace. trimmings, gl"ves. collars. SKIS.
satius, aud iist summer goods. ever brought To
Johnstowu. Their itch display of goods trans-
cends belief Their show windows resemble
the original garden of Eden Parnassus, or
Olympus. where beauty uur;valled reisns ,u~
prsme and flowers eternal bloom.
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How about your garden ?-have you got
it made?' "Yes, la Dolly Warden. is What
the other said Il bought my seeds at Hunt
lev 's--'twas there we got the spade--and a
better man to buy from . not in the hardware
trade He keeps host of nice things as good
"a any made, and sells cheap a. can be hen
reIhv cash is paid " For anything in the way Of
hardware, tinware, stoves, labor saving ma
chimes, groceries, cutlery. etc, etc, be sure to
call on HuDtley.
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KEEP 1T BEFoRE THE Pc PLE--That l.. Co
hen No 81 81 ain street. Johustown, has jIst
receiv cd supply ot summer bats Ot all sizes.
dimensions and kiuGs-straw, Leshuin, chip,
rush. Panama, &c. Handsome styles. hts
warranted, tustes pleased. and sales alwahs
made. Also, tiue, black summer hats OF every
description. Also, 60 to msstin' hats, silk
hats, stove -pipe hats. aud has. Also. gsht.,
furnishing goods. c"hs collars. handk er 4his f.,
sh.r.s. necklies, the handSomsst in town. gold
studs, pearl buttons, etc. etc. Now il the time
to buy cheap at Cohens Cheap Hat Parlur.
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NOTICEl-Nntice l.

y
- hereby given that the following Accounts
nave been passed and 6led In the Registers or
1I 1rc at hotrsourg, and Will he preseuteA TO the
OTpnaHs Court OF Cambria county, Tor cnnnr-
lhatlon ana allowance, Oh Wednesday,, the 6th
day of June 1teEt, 10 wit:
The First Account of John Gels Guardian OF
GEORGE and John Newkam, minor children OF
Geo Newkam, hate OF Cambria boru' deed.
Inc account or Paul fahner, Admir- of Mary
Autenberger late OF Carroll township deed
The Account of VIM. Caldwell, G uardian If
The Account Of wm. Caldwell, Guardian OF
Fannie LcVGTgOOd.
First and Partial Account of W. Horace Rose,
Executor OF the last VIII and Testament of
Reuben Haynes, late of the Borough OF Johns
Firsr and Final Account of John s. Blough,
Guardian of Simon Lehman.
First and Final Account OF George \. fer,
Administrator of Daniel Coufer, late of East
Concmaugh, deceased.
First and Final Account OF Jos. ScttlCmOyer,
Executor of John Heimgart, late OF Cambria
borough, deceased.
First and Final Account of George Kabier,
Admir- of the estate of Peter Gosner, late OF
Cambria borough, deceased.
Second Account of Josiah G ochnOur and Ste
phen G Gochnour, Administrators, &c, OF Daul
Gochnour. Sr., late of Taylor township, decd.
The First and Final Account of John f.vsett
Executor of the last viii and Testament of
Ann Lysctt late of Cambria borough. decd.
First and Partial Account of Jacob Kibler,
executor OF Matthias Dietrich, late of Chest tp.,
Cambria county, deceased.
First and Partial Account of John Mannion
ana fenrN ScdCIdu, Executors OF Michl Cum
ninghur, deceased.
The Second aad Final Account OF Mrs Jane
Mulin, tnOw Mrs Jaue Lahey,l Adm'x OF the
estate of John Nullin, late Of Washington twp.
Cambria county, deceased.
The First and Partial Account Of J osiah II,
Liyingston, admir- Of John r. Sitman, deed.
The First and Final Account of u. y M'Gou
and Francis O'Erigl, Administrators OF James
M'GOuEh, deceased.
The First and Partial Account of VIM. II.
Sechler, Admir- of James NJ. Rifle, dee d-fund
arising from sale of decedent'S real estate.
Account of Peter IL. Berg, Guardian OF VIM.
ohnSIon Paul and Franklin AShury Paul, mi
nor children of Jacob NJ. Paul, late OF jackson
township. Cambria county. Deceased.
Second and Partial Account of james Tost
and Augustine lost, Adm rs of Jacob YOst, late
of Carroll township, deCeRsed.
GEO. w, OATMAN, Register.
Register Office, Ebenshurg. May q, ~.
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$4,000 IN GOLD

For 81 % CURRENCY. the Peoples Grand Mu-
steal Festival and lit Enterprise viii take place
at the Metropolitan Theatre, Sacramento, Cal,
on 18th of June, 1872. when 6G9 Prizes, amount
ing to $50, ,U00 will be distributed to Ticket
Holders, the highest Prize being sD,OOo in Gold.
Tickets, 81 - currency, or IL Tickets for $500
Tickets ard Prospectus can be obtained at
EELCH & COZ I2lS broadway, NeM-1 Ork.
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cTOP AND READ.-One Of the greatest adj
= vantages is now offered i'll Tennessee and
Kentucky Lands, which have been selected by
the present owner with special care as to health,
productiVenesS of soil, convenience OF railroad
and river facilities, and IL thorough examna-
tion OF titles. These Lands are now offered at
man to live. ..under his own vine and fig tree"
and to capitalists "a very profitable investment.
For full particulars, address or call at the once
of G. BERINGER ll6 Smithfield ST., Pittsb' 'gh, Pa.
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That cellar extension which our neighbor
Cham Roberts is constructing under his store
will be finished next week. In honor of this
agreeable event, he prepose1 selling watches.
clocks, jewelrv notions, etc, cheaper lhau ev er
before Particular attention i directed TO his
stock of elegant and reliable American waich>
e., which will be sold Ut manufacturers prices
for cash.
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BACK TO TIE STARTING POINT!
New Firm! New Goods!

r. II. DAVIS desires to make known to his
old customers and everybody else that he has
assoc lated WM. BAXTER with him in the urcr-
camille business. and that the new firm has re-
moN ed To X. Tudor's stoTe-roOms, High street,
three doors west of the Diamond. where they
will constantly keep fun stock of SEASON
ABLE GOODS of every description. Come al
see what do Tor you.
II, Il. DAVIS & co.
ELensburg, April -, '.2.-tf.
sFF The undersigned desires to square his
Old books and would be pleased to have those
owing him call and settle. X. Il. DAVIS.
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WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTSl-

NIlDOWS' AIpR 4 lSE NJ EN- | - =
Nsticc is hereby given that the follow
ing ADVERTISEMENTS of Real and Personal Pro-
pcrty OF decedcnts, selected and set apart for
the widows of intestates under the Act OF As
sembly of l4th April, 1851, have been filed in the
Registers Office at Ebensburg and will be pre-
sented TO the Orphans Court, for approval, on
FedIieStdH the 5th day of June He.rt, to wit:
Appruisemeut of the Personal Property OF
Andrew Rager, late of Jackson township, -tm-
bria county, deed, set apart for Nancy Jane
Rager, widew of said dccedent,-sln.10.
Appraisement of the Real Estate of George
kiIian, late OF CoDemaugh borough, Cambria
county, decd, set apart FOR Mary Anu hiilian
widow of said dccedent,-S5OO.
Appraisemento of certain Real Estate set apart
for he use of Ann johnston, late Ann McGoV-
ern. widow of owen McGovern, late of Gallit-
Yin township, Cambria county, Decreased S-'o
GEO. w. OArMAk, Clerk.
Clerks O;lce, Ebcnsburs, May q, =.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, COnsumpt ion. by a
simple remedy, is anxious to make know, q his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire it, he Will send copy OF the prescr ptiOn
used. free or chJrgel with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
find SURE CURs for COHSuH' PtiOR, 4 SthHH. HTOn-
chttiS, &c. Parties wishing the prCscri ion will
please address
u-u.-Iy. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
264 South Third ST., Wiliamsbur.h, n. Y.
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Dolly Warden in "Barnabv Rudge" is a
happy creation of Dickens. But there is a
sequel To her career not down in the books.
Full of innocent giriish coque'rv, she refused
poor Joe WilIet after all, aud simply because
he dis: not buy his ready made clothing at V.
S. Barkers Dolly knew that Y allie u4d he
best, incest, and cheapest i'll town.
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At the conclusion of the Concert, the Mama
ger will distribute 800 BUILDING LOTS to the
tickCt-holders in the usual manner, but HON
ESTLY and IMPARTIALIY.
These Lots belong to Mr.. s, GILLILASD, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title 10 the same is indis
city will make excellent and pleasant homes
for the wOrkinsman and mechanic. These Lots
are increasing i'll value daily y rich six-foUt
vein of BltumlnOus Coal IiuuerlirS this proper
ty- A coal bank Is open and i'll good working
order. This bank which gives full access To
the coal underneath, will be given away with
the Lot on which il is situated. The coal, yEI-
ued at 1lIs cents per DiIShei, is worth . 100.
neat Frame Cottage House is also situate cd on
this property. and with the out buildings, will
Oakdalc is II well known, thriving and prosper
GUS tow ,8nd at present contains Academy,
Female College, Malt House, Post Office, Ex-
press Office, and Il large number of handsome
sirablc place for industrious working men to
settle.
CLUB PREMIUMs.-To.the getter up of a club
OF thirty, Il handsome Silver Watch will be Civ
en-. To the getter upOt club Of twenty, Five
Tickets will toe given. To the geUtcr up of a
getter up OF Il club of six, One Ticket will be
given.
The following named gentlemen, well known
and prominent itiIens of Pittsburgh and Ale
gheny cities, have permitted us to refer them.
They will Vouch for the honesty and integrity
of Pittsburgh, and President OF the Mechanics
Savings Bank Benja:nin Singery, State Print
er; r. MuuSOn Purcell, Editor and Publish or OF
Weekly Mirror, Allegheny City, Pa; Col. Sam
uel kilgore, County Treasurer. AS to the title
to said property, refer to III. s. Floyd, Attorney
at Law, SO Grant Street, Pittsburgh.
GEORGE H hli ANAFELT.
[5-Il.-Gt.l General Manager.
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% FSl II u A II L ,

FOX.-Died in Harlem, Mo-, J. Klrbey, son
OF Ross @. and Ruth a. Fox, aged . years and 4
months. The remains of the deceased were
buried III JohnStoWn cemetery on the 9th nit.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE NEW WORK
OUR CHiLDREN:

How to Make and Keep Them Healthy.
BY AUGUSTUS X. O ARDNER. NJ. D.,
Late Professor in NetO York Medical College,
1t treats of Amusements, Education, Physical
Developments, Diseases, Accidents, Marriages,
&c mparting Il vast amount of valuable iutor-
nation conducive to the Health, Happiness and
Welfare of the Young. Written i'll pleasing
style, it is exceedingly Interesting, as We'll as
Instructive.
EreIB Fdmi'u slioltd hare IL, datd no PCuclt
dt"Tu 10 DC lCttboId il. Send f0f Circulars giV
ing full particulars.
DUFFIELD ASHNEAn, Publisher,
l3-l6. al Sansom Street Philadelphia.
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SHERIFF"S SALES BY virtue

SHERIFt'S SALES BY virtue of
~ sunGry writs of FL Fd. issued oUt of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
ana 10 me directed, there will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the Court House in EDensburg,
SATURDAYS the LIST dag If June merit, at . ci X
p. NJ, the following Real Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Elizabeth
While, of, in and TO Il certain lot of ground sit
uatc i'll CarrOlltown borough, Cambria county,
fronting on Campbell street on the north and
extending back along Church street on the west
to lot of Joseph ECaringer on the south, and ad-
joining lands of Rev. Boniface Weimer on the
east, having thereon erected a one story brick
house with basement and Il beard Stahle-nOw
in the occupancy of Elizabeth While. Taken in
execution and to be sold at the suit of jacob c.
Luther,
Also, all the right, title and interest OF Angus
tine Crayer, of, in and to Il piece parcel of
land situate i'll Carroll township Cambr cuuu-
WeaklunG, and others, containing 164 acres.
more or less, about 100 acres cleared, having
thereon erected a two story frame house aud i
frame baru-nOw in the occupancy of Lewis
CraVer- Taken i'll execution and to he sold
the suit OF Pcter McAleer for OF Francis
Cooper.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Stanfs-
land situate in Clcarfcld township, Cambria
county, adjoining lands of John BChc, Joseph
Meyers. ano others, containing % acres, more
or less. about acres of which are cleared, hay
ing thereon erected II two story frame house. II
frame stable and a water saw mill-HOw in the
occupancy of arthur Wharton. Taken in exc
cutiou aud to be sold at the suit OF Ticruey &
Null. w. Is. BONACkER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Offce, Ebensburg, May 8, 1S72.-3t.
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GEO- w, OA1MSN, RCglStcl
Registers Office, Ebenshurg. May g, -.

CTA TEMENF Of the Auditors Settles
~ ment with the Supervisors of Chest town
ship. Cambria county:
NICHOLAS HELFRICH, Road Supervise
In account with Chest Township. -. ..... DR..
To amount OF Taxes on Duplicate. $;yl;Il9
reed from 1axablcs 5 ~
OF Township Order Nc. -. S.S3
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'INIMBER AND LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale l,l5j acres
of land, situate in Preston county, " est Va,
on Wolf Creek. There is on this tract Il large
amount of prime Poplar, Ash, Red Oak, " hitc
Oak, Chestnut Oak, Locust, Hickory, Chestnut,
&c. The timber will be sold with or without
the land Wolf Creek flows into Cheat River,
seven miles above the BALTIC. X Ohio Railroad,
ana affords good water power winter and
summer. Cheat River is nRvigable to fat boats.
The land lies back from the river one mile and
a-hGlf. Title indiSputable- VIII be sold low
and easy terms. J. A. DALRGMPLE-
RoMieSburg, PRESTON Co, w est \.
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Mills new grocery store is a success. We
knew it would be such, for his nrices are so
extremely low that no one can aft 'rd TO buy
elsewhere. For instance. you wont pay John
Smith So cents for pound Of Drowned coffee
when you get the saIue quantity anu the
same quality from Mills Tor 81 cents. His
price last is the lowest in town
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Balance due the Township.

WE, the undersigned Auditors of Chest Twp,
report that we have examined the accounts
and vouchers of Nicholas Helfrich and James
p M'Cance, Supervisors of said Township, and
md them above stated.
JACOB EIBLER.
JACOB DIETRICH, Auditors.
JACOB KIRKPATRICK.
Attest-PAUL YAHNER, Clerk. May 4.-3t.I
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BREwERTES.

Floran Bengclc, Loretto Borough........ I5 50
GeOTge GueSrcayau. Cambria I,Orul,-h... Il 3
i. y. Stenmer, Johustowu borough -. IS ~
Henry Hansman, ...... J. -
Max IIenbach. $500. 10 81
Joseph kcSt. Conemaugh Tarnshtp.-.... l. 70
lambert * KrcSs. Conemaugh borough. Is %
g j. Schwaderer. Washington Tan. : %
Henry Blum. Carrolltowu Borough...... - -
julius Steich - Il 81
BILLIARD TABLES AND TEN-PIN ALLEYS.
g. W. MullIn, Washing ton Township
= Billiard Tables. ..-..-....-. ....... i ~
ten-Pin Alley .-.. : %
W. ). McLSin, JohnSroySu Borough
Billiard TubIcs ..-.... -....... % -
AN APPEAL. will be held a. the Treasurer
Office, Eheusburg, on Monday. the sG day OF
jnne next. GEORGE URLEY.
April p, lS12.-5t. Mercantile 1 ppTGiSsI.
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HICKEY's FURNITURE wAREROOMs-

HICKEY'S FURNITURE WAREROOMS.--
John Hickey, Under caker, on Julian street
Fourth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
Metallic DurialC ases of all sizes and patterns,
and on reasonable terms.
Mr.. Hickey heepS constantly on hand large
stock of new and fashionable furniture. and
those who require anyi hing in his line should
give him cali. Every article sent from his
rooms Will be warranted as represented.
All orders from \ distance promptly attend ed
to. liIl3.-tII
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DIR. ISENBERG, OF Altoona, has the only right
in Central Pennsylvania to apply the FalsUm
improvements on artificial teeth, and is not
only ready but willing TO promise in ali cases
tho matter how difficuIt) perfect satisfaction
This Improvement is fully adopted to public
speakers, no matter how difficult the case.-
They will not fall i'll coughing laughing, or
talking. Ministers and lawyers should feel
themselves particularly interested.
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CTATEAIENT .f the Auditors Settles
~ ment with the Supervisors of Susquehanna
township, Cambria county
SUSoUEHANEA TWP, in account with TuUs. J.
BIRNE, Supervisor, for the year 1871,
DR.
To amount of Duplicate of Road Tax, $500 75
CIR.
BY amt of Tax worked on Roads, s5II IL
BY services supervisors, ~ i0-5S1 ~
Due Thomas j. Byrnc, sec so
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Es !. LLOYD, successor to Il. S.

IscNN, Dealer IN Drugs. Medicines. Per-
ftIInerleS. Cigars, Tobacco. Notions Paints, &c,
Store. on Main street. GTFos!rc the " Mar's IA
House, EbensburS, fa. tAtrlI II, ISsei
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CoULDX T CoMs lT!--Ths two trains that
tried TO pass each other OH tile same tack
hadn't room enough and collidcd, but Harry
Mayer will make room for all at his mammoth
Clothing Store, n o. 2I4 Opera House, Johns
town. If you don't Want good bargains don {
90 there: if you do, do. III II. Mayer has laid
Ia Il superb stock of read y-nale summer CLOTH
ing Tor men and boys, which viii he sold AS
cheap as the cheapest eau sell-aIl of god
quality of goods IA nd Of the latest styles
About d thousand more customers pecIed
mex: eek, soon as the present thousands are
waited on. Come suou.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.--We cannot too
earnestly invite the attention of our xeuJlemcn
friends To the closing out sale of ready made
clothing and furnishing goods at the store late
OF Jacob Pircher, decd, Montgomery ST., Holli-
dayshurg. We know the goods to be perfect
in make, pleasing in styles, firm i'll textures.
varied in patterns, and fully as cheap III prices
those who want to buy clothing will do well to
he. guided by them. Bargains Tor all buyers.
CAUTIoN.-Every genuine box OF DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS., and their private United
STATES stamp. Take no other" The
market .is full OF imitatiecA
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GRAND CONCERT AT CITY HALL
PIT I SBURGH, PA JULY ARA. Ie72.-We e
direct the attention of our rea ders to the adv
lisement ir this weeks paper of tie Concert at
City Hall, Pittsburgh, july 4th AT the cUu-
cIusi,n of- the Concert $50 beautiful building
Lots at OLkdaie Station. uu he Pjttst.ur. h,
St. Louis and Cincinnati K. r will be Gisirib-
uted among the Ticket Holders. The price OF
lie Tickets has been fixed at he low price OF
One Dollar each. and will entitle the holder to
4 chance Of dra wing one OF the Lots.
To those desiring To get up clubs the pre-
miums are very LIBERAL Address all commu-
uiCaIiOns - GLo. Ii. SHASAFELT,
II Third Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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u II0lDTt I3l''luVl.
IS p " sOlesls- II John Schroth. ! 50
gle Il Son. 10 30 - taUl n Settle
- + ID Evans. 10 80. nIOySr ...... : -
IL Juo -iicColSan- 90
Taylor Township.
10 v ood, NoGreI * CO....-....-......--..- 10 ID
White Township.
lS Gates s. Son... 10 5)slI ! II FislSe i Co -
- Walters Il SON 10 6JI
Woodvale Borough.
Ii J ohm d CIaIIe.......-......... : 81
NOdcr Township.
Is jacob Ream--. : aOsI4 JyTLInh Helplc %
- W LeVingstOn I 5Ol
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One portion OF their large store il devoted to
TIE sale of carpets. aud as they bUN an immense
stock at a time they are ueceSsIrIi: enabled to
buy and sell cheaper than any other store in
town. Visit q els X Fosters mammoth store on
Clinton street, JohnstOwu, and cE8miLc their
goods and prices aud We are sure you VIII pat
rOuiZe the firm.
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.THRoW,s sTREAAt
/. oF cAnnoNas. AeIp q As
THIRTY FEET
.coNTENTs EQIIY a .ENT
GA ]. .esE 81 ArEs !!

The great advantages possessed Hleses
machines is their simplicity, cleapnesss
availability and complete mastery over fire.
They are charged with seven gallons OF wa
ter, in which is dissolved quantit of COM
mon soda, and in this solution is suspended
a small leaden bucket fllod with snlI,irurie
acid. Thus charged, they are .setsaway for
use. At the moment needed, the acid is
emptied into the water by upsetting the,
bucket containing it. and the machine is
ready for nse. 1t throws a stream thirty
feet, of mingled water and gas, and is. easily
ansported and worked by ono person
One railroad in IlliIois has $50 of these
machines, another 100, chickering & sons
Boston, haye so, anda recent law Of CONF
gress requires their use on all water crafts
in the United states. The town of Homer
was recently saved from destruction. by ono
OF these machines.
gss- For full particulars, address the tstii-
tor of the TELEeRArH, vito issupplied with
BabcoclS ESting,sisher and win take plea
sure in explaining its merits, and in for-
warding orders for his friends.
A. M, GRANGER,
General Agent, 10 Canal street,
feb24:2s-Iy fTes0 ossecss.