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Washington twp, July
A DMTNIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.
"A Estate of SAMUEL NccLr.nr. deceased.

Estate OF SAMUEL MCCLEARN. deceased.
Letters Of Adminfstration on the estate Of
samuel McCIeaTy. deceased, late Of Washington
township. having been granted to the underEiEn-
ed notice is hereby given 70 those indebted to
said estate that payment must be made without
delay, and those having claims against the same
must present them properly authenticated for
settlement. MICHAEL DONOHUE,
June 5, lss5-6t. Admin strator.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Theresa Seaman, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Theresa
Scaulsn, late of Cambria township, deed. having
been granted to the undersigned. notice Is hereby
given TO all persons Indebted to said estate to
make payment without delay. and those having
claim against the same must present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement
JOHN SCANLAN
Executor
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NJ AL A R IAL
POISON.

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness at
this time Of the year has it, origin in disor
dered Liver which. if nOt regulated In time great
suffering. wretehedn nd death win ensue. A
gentleman writing from South America SAYS: /
have used your Simmons Liver Regulator with
gopd effect. both ~ prevention and cure for
IaTIal fevers the Isthmus ot Panama
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june 10, 1885.
OOTICE.-To the heirs and legal

M UIIUE.-IO tht hPlrS and legal
IN representatives OF John Sway. deceased.
Take notice that an inqHest will be held at n .
late residence Of John SWAY. dcessed in the
township Of CrOyle. In the county OF Cambria on
Wednesday. the 18th day of August next at ten
O'Clock I'm the forenoon Of that day for the pu--
pose OF making partition o. the real estate OF the
said deceased 70 and among his heirs and legal
representatives Of the same can be done without
preiud ce spelling Of the whole. otherwise 70
value and appraise the same according to law At
which time and place you are required 10 attend
If you think proper. ID. A. LUTHER,
81 Sheriff.
July II 1855
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Never Give lin

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general de-
bility, disordered blood. weak constitution,
headache, or any disease of a bilious nature,
by all means procure a bottle of Electric
Btters You will be surprised to see the
rapid Improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle by Z. James.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE the mat
IA ter Of the second and final account Of A. V.
Barker, Administrator Of Anna Margaret Muir
ray, deceased.
The undersigned. appointed Auditor to report
distribution Of the money in the hands OF the Ad-
ministrator will sit for the purpose his appoint
ment at the office Of A. V. Barker. Esq, in Ed
ensDurg, Friday, June %. 1885 at O'Clock. p.
m. when and where ali parties interested NAV at
tend, F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
June IL 1850.
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TOR SALE.

Two lots Of ground, on Genre street, EbenE-
burg with q Frame House Of eleven rooms.
stable. orchard and Outbuildlngs.
ALSO Two lots on same street, suitable for
cottages.
AIso-A pasture lot Of about one and-s-half
acres. situate one square from above described
premises
For terms, apply at the ofHce o.
JUSEPH MCDONALD,
4t Armory Building.
Ebensburg. June 80 1ss5.
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] 4. ZEIbIN & CO., Philadelphia
Sold by all Druggists.
DRIDGE LETTINGl
UDITOR'S NOTICE.


The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phaus. Court TO hear and decide upon the eX-
ceptIOns hled to the first and hnal account Of
Patrick Risban. administrator OF Patrick Risbau,
deceased. and report distribution Of the fund in
the hands OF said accountant to aud Smon2 the
persons legally entitled thereto. hereby gives no
tice that he viii sit his Ofce in the borough OF
Ebeus hurg. Pa. on Tuesday, August Ath, 1888, al
o'clock A. N. for the purpose Of attending 70
the duties Of said appointment. at which time
and place all persons Interested must attend or
be deOarred from coming in on said fuHd-
ALVIN EN ANS.
st Auditor.
Ebensburg, July 18th. 1885.
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IIY MGSEAL.

HANNAH-FARNS Married,
Oh Thursday, july ,, 1SS5, at ide residence
OF Rey. B. F. Purdy, tue officiating minister
in Reade township. AII. Howard IIauuah to
Miss Farms " OTtH, both Al. .vGlausy lille.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Married, a. the
PTesuN teTiau parsonage Ia this pace. on
Wednesday, July Il, 1850. 0j R'v Il. Nc
Caslcud, Nj Edwslu Sexton 80 Mis-, Ella
Crr-ty, daughter I'D. NJ X 3 Cry, VI
this pace.
OBITUARY.
WHARTON Died, in Clearfield town
ship Oh Tuesday, Ju!y 7th, 1885, Mrs. Mary
Ann Wharton, wife Of Arthur Wharton,
aged abOut 80 yedIo.
HOBRELL DEED. a. his residence in
Chest Springs, on Friday, July 10, 1885, Mr..
Albert }. H1.Geil, AZ abyul Is years.
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II you feel drowsY. debilitated. have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated you suffering from torpid liver
or '-biliousness,' and nothing viii cure you so
speedily ana permanently 10 take
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select excursion to the SeashOre.
The second select excursion to the Jersey
coast via the Pennsylvania Railroad will
leave Putsburg at 900 A NJ, Thursday,
July 23d, by special train. The great pop
uIarity of these excursions during last sea-
son, and its renewal as evidenced bv the
success of the first one this summer, proves
that the people of this section thoroughly
appreciate the enterprise of the road in thus
providing cheap and rapid transportation to
the seashore. The season at the seaside will
be at its height. and the numberless modes
of amusement and recreation may be en-.
ioyed to the best advantage. The fishing,
sailing. and bathing facilities of both Cape
May and Atlantic City are unsurpassed, and
their arrangements for festivities offer all
that can be desired In this direction. Ample
accommodations can be secured at both
places. Excursion tickets good for ten
days. win BE sold from the following points
at the rates quoted: Pittsburg, Irwin,
GreeIsburg, UniOntown, ConneIlsvilie, La
trobe, BlairsviIle, Indiana, SO 90; Johns
town. SO 25; Cresson, $3.50; Altoona, So 90;
Tyrone, 81 65; Huntingdon, 81 10; Cumber-
land, $3.50; Bedford. $3.50; Mt. Union
S6 70: McVeytown. Sc. so; Lewistown. juno
ton, $500; Mifiin, s565; Newport, $500.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
CressoE Springs company viii he held At the
Mountain House. Cressan, Pa, on Tuesday, Au-
guest 8th. 1855. At 20 clock N Election Tor
president and directors same dsv aud place.
JAM ES K. MCt'LU RE,
Secretary.
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TOR SALE.

A valuable piece Of land containing about 10
acres. iu White and Readc townships with the
Clesrheld creek running through f. adjoining
lands Of Hon John Dean and Martin LiEhe. about
30 acres cleared and having thereon erected two
story frame house The balance is well timbered
with pine, hemlock. OAK and other timber. The
lind fs undcrlaid with coal and iron ore. The
Cress0u and Coslp0rt railroad. nov being built
runs through this land. For particulars and
terms call address
MATTHUAS KESSLER.
Eiske,
81 Cambria Co, Pa.
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AFTER DINNER. ,

Persons who suffer from Indigestion
can arrest the progress of that painful
malady by the use of an after-dinner
pill, so composed that it will give tone
to the stomach, prevent heartburn, rouse
the liver TO healthful action, invigorate
the kidneys, and thus, through the activity
Of these organs, promote the natural
movement Of the stomach and bowels.
AYERS PILLS are so compounded that
their action, though mild, effectually pro-
duces the above results. They also, IN
curing Constipation, remove the cause Of
BiliousRess, Liver Complaint, Kidney Dis
ease, rheumatism, and many other serious
ailments
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AYERS PILLS
IncaIcuIabIe Value. .

GOOD Pay for agents. sIGO to > s0S per
made. selling. Our & tst Ead Sew History.
Famous ssEB0 Decisive battles OF the ~ rid
Write tO j. e.. McCursiy - Co., PLiiaJcl phia. Pa
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"A tramp who managed to pick up a few
dimes by performing on the streets with
glass OF water and a hoop on Wednesday
last, the object being to place the glass of
water on his head and crawl through the
hoop without spilling the water, was sud-
denly interrupted bv the explosion of large
freeracker just about the time he was lying
on the street and about balf way through
the hoop, forgot all about the water and the
hoop aud jumped as though he was shot,
much to the amusement of the small boy
aud the bystaBders.
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The1 Q Is no use ashttng nature. Dr

TheI o Is no use lighting nature. DIR.
Kennedy's Favo.ite Kennedy does nothing
of that kind. 1t does not make the sufferers
who trust it worse under the pretense of
doing them good. 1t acts tenderly and in
sympathy with what Nature herself IS try
ing to accomplish. Do you have trouble
with your digestion, your liver or your kid
news. Does rheumatism pain and rack yOu2
Is your head thick and heavy? 1t will
charm away these ailments almost ere you
are aware.
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.SIMMONSLIVE REGULATOR

1t given with safety. and the happiest results
20 the most de.cste infant. Il taxes the place of
quinfue and bitters Of every kind IL is the
cheapest, purest and best family medicine In the
world.
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TAKE
TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
4 Purely Vegetable Medicine,
AN EFFECTUAI4 SPECIFIC

MALARIOUS FEVERS.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
JAUNDICE
COLIC.
RESTL ESSNESS
M ENTAIL DEPR ESSION.
SICK HEADACHE.
CONSTELLATION,
NAUSEA.
BILIDUSN ESS.
DYSrEPSIA, 81
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FOR POOR DIREC TORI here
by announce myself A. cautiitate TOR the nOmi-
nation Of Poor Director subject the decis ion OF
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FERGUSON.
Blscklick Twp June il. 1855.
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Now is the time that the little green ap
pie doubles up the small boy.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SH ERIFF.-T her',hv announce
myselfas q candidate tor the Democratic nom na-
tiOn Sheriff subject 10 the decision Of the Dem
ocrAtic primary elections.
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
CarroltOTn, May .. 1888
EOR SH ERIFF-I hereby Announce
myselfas a ndidate for Sheriff subject to the
decision Of the Democratic prm L-y election
JOHN W. WONDERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-01
TuEDmAU KING.
Alfonso Finally Iutsrrod-GOrnRn lynn
pathy-I.RbsIIa to Leave SpRir.

Alfonso Finally Iutorrod-GOrnRn gym.
pathy-I.RbsIla to Leave SpHir.
MADRID, Nov. 30.-There wes an i'm
posing scene at the palace OF the EscuriaI
upon the arrival OF King Alfonao's body.
When the procession reached the mon
astery the Duke de Serto, the Royal
Chamberlain, knocked and requested ad-
mittance for Alfonso. When inside the
gates the Duke unlocked the coffin and
called three times in AIioBso's ear. Then,
according to the ritual, he said: "There
is no reply. 1t is true the King is dead"
He then relocked the coffin and broke his
wand Of office.
The regiment OF Prussian Uhlans Of
which King Alfonso was an honorary
Colonel has sent wreath to be placed on
Alfonso's bier. The German Crown
Prince Frederick William has also sent
wreath.
Emperor William, out Of respect for
the memory OF King Alfonso, desires to
sign the Carolines agreement directly.
Prince Won Hohenlohe has left Berlin
for Madrid, to represent Emperor William
at the funeral of King Alfonso.
PARIS, Nov. 30-Ex.Q Queen Isabella has
telegraphed to the Spanish Embassy here
to prepare residence Tor herself and the
iniantas Isabella and Eulalia. She fears
that ifshe remains in Madrid she will be
nominated regent against her will.
The Temps says that Senior Moret, the
new Spanish Foreign Minister, in an in-
terview, stated that Spain would anchor
ale her commercial relations with England
and America and maintain cordial atti-
tude toward France and Italy.
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RESTING AT HOME.
FOR the BURIAL
otthe Dead vIoe.ProSidsut To.day-Tho In.
Incidents Of Yesterday - Indianapolis
Crowded with VIIItOrS-ThO COnEres.
IionAI Delegation on the Way.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Nov. 9O.-All the
trains that came into the city to-day were
crowded, and several OF the roads we're
compelled to run extras to accommodate
the people who desired to come to the
Capital to attend the funeral of the late
Vice President. The remains, which have
been lying in state in the corridor Of the
Court House, wero removed to the family
residence at 5 O'Clock this afternoon. The
arrangements for handling the crowd
were much more complete and satisiac-
tory to-day than on Sunday. Military
companies and police were stationed along
Washington avenue for two blocks away
from the Court House, and as fast as the
people arrived they we're put in two lines,
which were kept moving. There was a
steady stream Of humanity pouring
through the building all day.
The doors were opened at o'clock this
morning, and from that time up to noon
the crowd passed through at the rate OF IS
minute-probabty $1,000 people viewing
the remains up to one O'Clock. The greater
part OF these are from out OF the city, al
though all the schools, Offices, manufscto.
ries, and nearly all business houses in the
city have been closed all day. The crowd
was quiet and orderly, aud because Of the
careful arrangement and strict attention to
their duties by the police and military
there were no accidents or mishaps.
The Chairman OF the Committee on Ar
rangements has received dispatches an
uouncing that the following parties would
arrive this afternoon and tonight: Gov
ernor Hoadly and staff, Ohio; Governor
Dglesby and stat, Illinois; Senator Payne
and party, Ohio; the Mayors and MEM
bers OF the City Councils OF st. Louis,
Detroit, Cincinnati and Chicago; Major
General Echofeld, Major Sanger, S. Corn
ing Judd, OF Chicago; ex-senator Gra-
nam n. Fitch, Logansport; the Gondala
Club, Toledo; the American Club, Peo.
ria; Hon. p. Henry Dagro and party OF
twenty men from New York the Jeiler.
son Club, Dayton; delegation oftweHty.
dge GEoHI IRmmaHy Hall, and others.
The Senatoria! and Congressional com.
nittees and other dgnitaries will arrive on
a special train tomorrow morning. Hon.
David Davis, OF Illinois, who was e1 1peCted
20 arrive here to-day and deliver an ad-
lreBs at the bar meeting, telegraphed that
IN account OF the death oil relative at
springfield, he would be unable to attend.
Mrs. Hendricks remained at home this
morning, seeing but few callers. a COM
nittee Of twenty ladies have pIoiusely
Iraped the family residence with white
Grape, smilax and flowers.
At meeting of the State Bar Ass5cia.
ion this afternoon, Hon. Walter Z, Gres.
aam, OF Chicago, presided. Judge David
). Turpie presented lengthy memorial
md eul0gist!c addresses were made by
Judge ". A. Pickel, Of Richmond; Hon.
John L. Cotirotn, Of Lafayette; Judge B.
f. Lane, Of Shelbyvtl!e; Judge I. J.
Davidson, Oi Charlottesville; Judge James
D. Frazer, Of NarsRw, and otheEs.
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THREATENED RIOTS
OF PENNsYLvAN1A COAL MINERS
Fail to MasSrislIES-Tho shSrins of FaysttO
aud Warrington countiss suii On
Guard. Fifteen Miners at COaI Cen.
tro Arrested for Conspiracy.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 3O.-Contrary to e1-
pectations there was no trouble at Coal
Valley to-day. The strikers assembled
about the Pine Run mines in large num-
bers this morning, but no attempt at vio-
lence was offered when the non-unionists
went to work. All ia quiet now and as the
strikers say they will not disturb the men
working no serious troubleisapprehended.
The Lynn mines OF Pine Run are the only
ones in operation and there ia dispute
as to the number OF wOrkmen at work.
The operators claim that so men went in
this morning, but the strikers declare
there were not more than 10.
In the fourth pool number Of men re-
sumed work this morning at Neel's mines,
but at Gregg's and Woods the diggers do
not feel inclined TO 90 to work until the
trouble is over. This 10 due TO the fact
that several nou.unionists have been
caught and beaten, and their houses pelted
with stones during the night. In one in
stance bullet was fred through aiwindow
OF a miners house, passing bat few
inches away from the miners wife, who
had her babe in her arms. The sheriHs
OF Washington aud Fayette counties, each
with a large posse OF men, are still on
duty, but their services have not been re-
quired to-day.
A special to the Chronicle. Telegraph from
Coal Centre, Pa, says: There were If
teen strikers arrested at Lucyville to-day
for participation in the riot Friday and
Saturday last. Sheriff Chambers, OF
Washington county, made the arrests.
Everything is quiet here to-day at the coal
minee, and there was no truth in the
rumor that the strikers were looking
about, ready to begin second attack on
the men working at the mines.
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Indianapolis Sentinel, and Hughes East,
the Vice-P Presidents secretary. After din
ner, while the usual post prandial con-
versation was in progress, Mr.. Hendricks
in an of hand way remarked that had
Tilden followed his advice the Democrats
would have had possession OF the govern
ment nine years ago.
Judge Noonan asked him how he figured
that out, and he replied: ''In 1876, when
the controversy over the returns from the
Southern States came up, Tilden and l
held a meeting and discussed the situa-
ton. / argued that we we're elected hon.
estiy and fairly, and claimed that the
right mode OF procedure was for us to go
to Washington and be sworn in the reRu-
lar way. Tilden demurred, however, ar
guing that such proceedings might precip-
itate civil war. | argued that, having car
ried the chief commercial State, the most
conservative and influential business men
Of the Republican party would, rather than
see it come to civil strife, declare in our
favor, and their declaration, believed at
the time, would prevent clash OF arms,
but at any rate believed the case was
one which demanded heroic treatment,
and l proposed carrying it up to the very
cannon's mouth, l would have risked
the consequences that might have fol-
lowed, although would have deprecated
the resort to an armed force as much as
the next man.
Tildeu's ideas, however, met with the
best support aud my suggestions were
vetoed. As result the question went to
Congress, law WAS passed authorizing
the creation OF the Electoral Commission,
and soon after Hayes and Wheeler were
declared elected"
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Moral Rstorm In Chicago.

CHICAGO, It's, Nov. SO.-The Chicago
Reform Alliance are about to take meas
ures to have the saloons closed on Sun
day. The city government will not be
asked to take any active part in this
movement, the method proposed being to
prosecute all offenders against the State
law known as the "Dram Shop Act"
which prohibits the opening OF saloons on
Sunday, under penalty Of $500 for the
first and second offenses, and a term in
the penitentiary for the third. Anumber
Of prominent lawyers have volunteered
their services for the prosecution Of OF.
tenders.
Among number Of saloons visited yes.
terday by a committee ahoutone was found
closed, and to-day indictments will be
found against few OF the offenders. One
OF the members OF the committee stated
that there would be no trouble with the
first class saloons, as the owners seemed
perfectly willing TO close on Sunday.
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made to do 90. In the first place, he does
not desire the place Just now, and in the
second his previous action in the chair
was not altogether such as to make him
popular for q reelection. To make him
President OF the Senate now would, l
think, be construed into weakness by the
Republicans who, it might be said, were
afraid to put forward either OF their real
Leaders,"
"What is going to be the result OF the
attack on the House rules?"
~ understand to-day that Mr.. Randall
has decided to make compromise on the
revision OF the rules. He does not feel
strong enough to make contest, and has
compromised with Carlisle and Morrison,
by which he has agreed not to interfere
in the policy OF his party on the tariff
question. Randall is a shrewd politician,
and rather than enter fight which he has
doubts OF being able to carry to success
iul conclusion, he was wise enough to
make treaty. This is the information l
have from Washington, at least.
"What will be the general Characters
tics Of the new Congress? ?"
1T will be one OF the most interesting
bodies ever assembled at Washington.
The Southern members, believe, are
already laying their plans for the largest
sort OF expenditures, and the old Jeaer-
sonian policy Of large public improve
meats is to be revived TO the fullest e1'
tent"
"You think the appropriation will be
large, thenf"
There is certainly very general feel
ing in favor Of the improvements OF our
water ways and coast detensea. Il is q
policy that was popular with Jefferson
and Clay, and expect to see very large
demands mIde on the Treasury aGain this
wintnrn