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KELLY.-Died at her residence ia Chest
Springs. Saturday morning, April 7tn, 1888,
Mrs Mary Kelly. relict OF Thomas Kelly,
deceased, aged 81 years and IL days.
Her remains were Inferred at St. Michsel's
Cemetery, Loretto, en- Monday, April 9th,
1855. H-Fr--
EVASS.-Died at the home of her grand.
da lighter Mrs. Kate IsiiZinger. in Coopers-
da le, on Friday April 18Th, 1888, Mrs. Mar
gret Evans aged 75 years.
The deceased was daughter of the lat
Stephen Lloyd, Esq, and was born in Eoens.
burg, where she resided mp to within few
years ago when she removed toCoopersdale.
Her remains were brought to this place on
Sunday last and entered In L!oyd's ceme-
terry. Peace to her ashes.
FARREN.-Died at the Callan House,
CressoD, on Thursday. April 18th. 1888, Mr..
Andrew Z. FaIren, aged about 10 years.
The deceased was born at the Summit on
the lst. of November 1877. BE was in the
employ OF the Pennsylvania railroad for a
number of years and was wen known all
along the western division where he was
universally esteemed for his kind disposl-
ton. and was q favorfte companion wher-
ever known. When the ClsaIfield & Coal
port railroad was opened up Mr.. Fauen ac-
cepted position on 1t which he held al the
time of his death. his remains wen taken
to Altoona and Inferred In st. Johns ceme-
terry on Monday last. Peace to his ashes.
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VIM F. Gable Co.. I4o2 Eleventh Ave-, Altoona, Penn'a.

We call attention to the advertisement OF
Finzer's Old Honesty Plug Tobacco 1t
Is made OF the best Of Burley Tooaccos'
combined with pure aud selected sweeteD-
Ings. and will make a pleasant and lasting
chew Such dealers whohave not it In stock
will do we'll to give It place on their Shelves
and those who are not using 1t are requested
to give it fair trial and be convinced OF
the superiority, good quality and reliability
of FinZer's Old Honesty Plug Tobacco.
The Indiana Messenger after explaining
to its readers that the town council OF Eo-
ensburg consisted of three Republicans aud
three Democrats who could not agree on
the appointment for borough officials. says
''matters are all tangled MP, all because OF
the oostinacy of three pig-headed Demo
Gratis" "In this county when man is loud
in an opinion on a subject that he cannot
possibly know anything about he is called
''pig-headed." 1t must be different IN In
diana county.
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school Entertainment.

ST. AUGUSTINE, April 16. 1855.
The exhibition given in this place on last
Saturday evening by the scholars of Prof
j. s. Foley's schoo, was both pleasant and
instructive. The programm consisted OF
vocal and Instrumental music. recitations,
drill in eaIlsthenIcs. etc. The manner in
which each one carried out their respective
parts. reflected credit upon both pupils and
teacher. 1t would seem inyldious on ny
part to name any one of the class. as all
done excellently we'll but cannot refrain
from speaking in particular OF the merits OF
two journals (origina) read by master Ed
McNeUs and Miss Maggie Dunegsn. the
subject matter Of those journals certainly
reflects credit upon the youthful compost
tors An essay on Evangeline by Miss Al
ice Wharton and the Legend OF Bregry read
by Miss Fanny Ivory were very we'll render
ed and gives promise of more tLan ordinary
talent In these young ladies' The Medley
song by the juvenile portion OF the scheol
and their drill In calisthenics brought
down the house" Miss Katie Dunphy pre-
sided at the organ during the entertainment
and to her merits as a musician Is greatly
due its success. Miss Behe and Miss Noel
did very well, as did the others who had
pieces TO recite or parts to enac. during the
evening The entertainments closed by ad-
dresses to the pupils by Prof. ). 5. Foley
and Rev NJ. Ryan, complimenting them up
on their proficiency In their studies during
the school term just closed, and they also
spoke of the effectiveness OF the present
school system when properly carried out.
In conclusion I would say to the younP folks
who so pleasantly entertained u.s. Perse-
we're in your studies and to Mr.. Foley who
left US this morning for Ebensburg TO CON-
mence his labors there as one OF the teach
ers in the normal school. We wish you
every success. 7.
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n.RRI.cELIcEssEs ,ssukp.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, April IS,
1888 e-
james Harlin and Mary Louisa Spade,
GallitZin, Pa.
Charles w. Mahouey. Johnstown and
Johanna V Jones. Harrisburg. Pa.
j. $ Mckee and May IL. Campbell, White
township
John Valgo aud Annie BeIti Portage.
James III. Hampton aud Clara Kearns,
South Fork.
John Miller and Kate Grazer, Cambria
T. w. Seymore, Bennington, Blair county,
Pa. and Mary Bertram. GallitZin.
William l.. Davis and Sadie Davis, Johns
tywn- r--- -aa..n.- 4.rff raTu e- 9
James y. Topper, Loretto and Ella N.
Behe. Allegheny township.
ID. b. Snow and Annie S. McCurdy.
COopersdale. -...--.- ~.
Michael Warner and Barbora Kruis. Chest
township. erat er rrl5EL i.f F
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ne.u,t of the spen,ns contest.

On the day appointed fifteen contestants
presented themselves at Ebensburg and five
at Coopersdaie. Others spelled. but the
above twenty were the only ones entitled
to contest for prizes. One hundred words
were pronounced, seventy Of which were to
be spelled merely, and the other thirty were
to be so used In sentences as to indicate q
knowledae Of the meaning OF the word.
The papers were put In the hands Of a
committee consisting OF Messrs. Grumbling.
Brumbaugh, Gallagher. Smith, and Gree.
of Johnstown, for examination. After two
evenings careful work thsy brought out the
following report Entitied to the nrst prize.
Mess Emma Goughnour franklin Borough;
second prize, Miss Katie Conrad. Loretto j;
third piize, Miss Teresa Bishop, Lo-etto
fourth prize, Wick Conrad, Loretto and
fifth prize. Annie Maloney. Ebensbure.
The prizes are as follows: webster's Un-
abridged Dictionary; LongfelIow. fine
edition, Shakespeare, royal octave edition,
a gold pen, The French in the Allegheny
Valley The first, third. and fourth were
offered by CoopersdaIe Academy. the second
by Professor Chapman, of Pittsburg.
Tne prize winners were given the follow
Ing per cent. Miss Goughnour. 90; Miss
Conrad, 90; Miss Bishop. 90; Wick Conrad.
So, and ANNE Maioney, Sc. The distinction
in the last two was made on the general
character of the sentence. William Rib
blet, OF the Academy, received 80 per cent.
and will be given q special prize. The next
highest on the list were Emma Dawson,
81; Maggie Hlte, 81; Orr Adams, Sc Annie
Fry. "a; Elda S.Wiison, az, and Agnes
Saupp, II. All the rest were between as
and 30. except one who fell below that
mark
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from a severe cold In my head for months
and used everything recon mended. but
could Sc. no relief Mas advised to use
Eiy's Cream Balm 1t has worked like
magic in Its cure am free from my cold
after using the Balm one week, and believe
It is the best remedy known. Feeling CRATE
full for what Il has done for me 1 send this
testimonial--Samuel j. Harris. Wholesale
Grocer. l19 Front ST.. New York. a. 15F
Ely's Cream Ralm is worth its weight In
gold as cure for catarrh- One bottle cured
me. IS. A. Lowell. Franklin. Pa. D. q. -r-t.l
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ATOTJUE

" To the heirs and Legal Representatives OF
John h Evans. deceased.
6REEIIsG iou are hereby cited to be and
appear before the judges of the Otnhans, Court
10 be he'll at Ebensburg, on the FIRST Monday Of
J une next, then and there TO accept o. refuse to
take the real estate of Jonn L. Evans deceased
At the appraised valuation put upon IT BY an IN
quest duly awarded by the said court or show
cause why the same should not be sold
JOSEPH A GRAY Sheriff
sherin's once. Ebensburg, April ), lsss-3t
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The Fishing LAWS.

Tie following is a summary Of the fish
laws of this State
Bass may be caught with rod, hook, and
line only from June 1st TO January 3lst. at
no other time end in no other way. No
RiggIng. outlining. or nets.
Trout-Rod, hook, and line only. from
April 18th TO July 18th.
Pike or pickeIal. same as bass.
Use 10 set nets during the months Of
June, July. August. December, January.
and February and when using set nets see
that the smallest meshes are fully an inch
square /; any other sized mesh Is not legal.
Place 10 set nets at the point of old FISH
dams ami do no. lay up the walls that are
down /; use no set nets with walls or seine
attachments at any time. Should you take
any bass. trout, pike. or pickeral In your
nets. you are compelled by law to return
them to the stream from which you took
them
The penalty Of fishing with seines for any
fish Of any kind whatever is SIS for each
aad every offense. The same penalty for
fishing with set nets out of season, or with
meshes less than one inch square. For each
ana every bass taken on set. or outlines.
$40 fine. Fishing or hunting on Sunday is
prohibited by penalty of SIS for zach Of
fense. Use no small game fish for bait. as
each one so used subjects you 20 severe PEN
atlas.
The fine for taking fish Of any kind what
ever BY exploding dynamite. giant powder.
or any other explosive Is $50 for each and
every offsnse.
Should yoa catch any trout less than five
inches in length you must return them to
the stream. Penalty. IS. t -
Take no bass less thar six inches In
length under the pepalty OF IS.
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pMlNIsTRArORs. NoTIUE

A DMlNISTRAfORS- NOTICE
"a Letters OF administration on tIIe,estate
OF Patrick Dunn. deceased. OF Ash vile borough
Camoria county. having been granted TO the un-
dersigned, notice is hereby given 10 all persons
Indebted 70 said estate. 10 make payment with
out delay. and those having claims against the
same viii present them properly authen tfcated
for settlement 10 MATTHEW DUNN,
IN Admir-. Altoona. sPR..
or F. A Shoemaker, atty for administrator. Eo-
ensburg. Pa
April 8. 1855.
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RuckIen,. Arnfca saIxe.

The best salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Users, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. ChillbIains,
CorDs and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
scure Piles or no pay required. It Is guar
auteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by z. J ames and w. w .McAteer. Loretto.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
~ To the heirs and legal Representatives of
John Rose. deceased
lake notice that an. inqnest viii be held at the
late residence OF John Rose. deceased, in the
township OF Lover YOder. in the COuHty of Cam
oria. on Thursday, April 2oth, at O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day, for the purpose Of making
partition OF the re2l estate of said decedent to and
among his heirs and legal represe tativ es II the
same can be done without prejudice. to or spoil
ing OF the whole otherwise, 70 value and an
prafse the same according law at which time and
place you are requested to attend if you think
proper, s-- -- --s.-e- -
JOS. =. GRAY. Sheriff
Sherih's Ot1ce, Ebensburg, Mar %, lsss-6t
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A SSICiNEE,s NOTICE

A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.
IA Notice Is hereby given that Francis Ma
10y and wife OF Allegheny township have made
voluntary assignment Of all the estate and effects
OF the said Francis Maloy % me in trust for the
neuent OF HE creditors All persons indebted to
the said Francis Maloy are hereby notified 10
make payment TO me without delay and those
having claims against HIM VIII present them
properly authenticated for settlement
NJ. d. KITTELL,
- Assignee OF Fra ncis Ialoy.
!, Ebe 1sburs, April Is, Isss-et.
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NOTICE

NOTICE 58'
IN To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
Of Annie B. McGOnigle. deceased. Take notice
that inquest will De held at the late residence
of Annie b. McGonizl-. deceased. in the bor-
ough of Lilly. in tie County OF Cambria. on
Monday. May 25ih. next. at 10 O'Clock, in the
forenoon OF that day. for the purpose of making
partition OF the real estate OF said decedent and
among her heirs and legal representatives, If the
same can be done without prejudice to OF spoilinR
OF the whole otherwise. to value and appraise
she same according to law, at which time and
place You arc required to attend If you think
proper JOSEPH a. GRAY. sheriff.
Sherif's Once, Ebt nsburg, April 20, lsss.-6t.
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Answer Thi. aue.rIon.

Why do 90 many people we see around
US seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable By Indigestion. Constipation.
Dizziness, LOss of Appetite, Coming Up of
the Food, Yellow Skin. when for IS cents
we will sell them Shiloh's System Vitaiizer,
guaranteed to cure Their Sold By Ur. 7.
Ds svison. lt DOS
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NOTICE
~ To the Heirs and Legal Representatives
Of Civilla Myers deceased Take notice tnat an
inquest will be held at the late residence ofCivIl
In Myers, deceased. IN the township of Summer
hi II. IN tho County of Cambria. aon Thursday
May 2Oth, next, at 1879 O'Clock IN the forenoon
OF that day for the purpose Of making partition
Of the real estate OF said decedent 10 and among
HIS heirs ard legal representatives. II the same
can be done without prejudice to or spelling of
tho whole; otherwise. 10 value and apptaise the
same according law, at which time and place you
are rcqrestei 10 attend II you think proper.
JOSEPH a. GRAY. Sheriff.
sherif's offlce, Eoepsburg, April 20. lsss.-6t.
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STATEMENT OF THE SETTLEMENT WITH
- SUPERVISORS OF WAsHIseTos TwP., FOR
YEAR EsDIsG MARCH, 80 1855.
PHILIP PRITSCH, SUPERVISOR
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| ssIINEE's NOTICE

A SSI:iNEE'S NOTICE. ---
"a Notice is hereby given that John c. Noel
and wife have assigned all the estate both real
aud personal Of the said John &. Noel 10 ne in
trust tor the benefit of his creditors All persons
indented 10 the said John G.. Noel are hereby no.
Lned 10 make payment to me without delay and
tnose having claims against him will present
them properly authenticated for settlement to
JOSEPH MILLER, Assignee
Wiimore, Pa, Mar. %, lsss-6t
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JNOR ASSEMBLY
I We are authorized TO announce the name
of Daniel Mclaughlin. Of Johnstown. a can
d!date for Assembly subject to the decision OF the
Democratic primary election
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FOR POOR DIRECTOR
Il We are authorized TO announce the name
Of John r Long. of Cambria township a
idate for Poor Director. subject the decison of
the next Democratic primary election.
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/ pMINIsrR.roRs, NoTIcE

"a Letters of fadministration n the estate of
Edward Lynch, deceased. of Summerhill town
snip. faving been granted 70 the undersigned.
notice Is hereby given to all persons Indebted TO
said estate 10 make payment without DELAY, and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement
JAMES GALLAGHER Admir-
Summerhil Twp, March 50. 1855.
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E~OR SHERIFF.
l. We are authorized 10 announce
the name of w D. Mct'leliand. of Johnstown.
q candidate for Sheriff subject TO the decision OF
the next Democratic primary election.
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DOR ASSEMBLY.
Il We authorized to announce that John
= Rhey II a candidate for nomination for Assem-
bly, subject TO the decision Of the Democratic pri
mary election.
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EOR SHERIFF.

LNOR SHERIFF.
II John ]. Kinney Of Tun-
nelihfll borough at the coming Democratic pri-
mary election. Your support respectfully So
licited.
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INOR ASSEMBLY
L. hereby announce myself as n candidate
for Assembly subject 10 the Democratic primary
election. LEWIS STRAYER.
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" w. DICK. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.
Il . Ebensburg, Pa. Once in building OF T
j Lloyd, decd. (hrst hoOr) Centre street. Al
manner of legal business attended to satisfactory
I'll and cslleations a speciality. 10-14.-tE1
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POLITICAL.
EoR SHERIFF.

-.- thereby announce myself
as candidate for Sheriff, subject TO the decision
Of the next Democra tic primary election.
q. A. LANGBEIN.
Ebensburg, Pa. Feb. p, lsss.
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A Communication from Gable & Co., to You.


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Ore Pans, Boiler and Sheet-1Ton Work
Secondhand engines and boilers on hand. Hoist
ing engines and machinery a specialty--THOM-
As CARLIN, Allegheny, Pa. tJan. 22.-ly.)l
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A DVERTlSERS by addressing Geo. p
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NOTICE

sherins omes. Epensburk. Mar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-29
A Doctor May Advertis
ialty.

CHICAGO, January SIS
ago q certain doctor cs
nd commenced the practice 4
icine. He ADVERTISED extensiv
cure a class of diseases. When the
state board Of health interfered and
revoked his certificate. the doct' r COM
menced action against the stat b, Id
in the circuit court. To-day Judg
| Waterman decided the act of the stat
board of health unconstitutional. H
said: The rght of q person charge
with punishable offense to notice Of
hearing is elementary, and one of tn
first rules necessary to the administra
tion of justice, Defendant ,had per
fectiy constitutional right to advertise
in the newspapers, and he cannot be
deprived of it bv any rule or regulation
of the state board of health. This
association, if its action was to be held
legal IN this case, could summary try
and punish for an alleged offense q
brother practitioner without any no.
tice whatever. Such a proceeding par.
takes of the nature of q star chamber
whose DEGREES led to revolution aBC
the death of king of Euglapd on the
sc8ffoid. Such an irstitu ton as state
board OF health must not be tolerated
to exercise such power in free
country. and its acts in this case must
be declared unconstitutional.
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TIE receipts of the Wife for the first
" Elk in San Francisco were 50, 275 rs.
THERE is to be 6 colcred female min
strei company on the road next season.
DAILY company Will perform at the
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. STRAIT
ford on-Avon, August Sd.
CATHERINE LEWIS, the sister of Jeffreys
Lewis, has struck S25 coo angel In
London who proposes to secure the
tire for the production of new play
If JEFF" only had such luck!- NuS,t
md Drama.
SIsNoR CAMPANINI WAS not dis
outraged by thg attempt made to a.
tach his baggat when. he sailed for
Genoa, but will return TO this country
IN The fail with company TO give con-
certs il costume.
Tue original production OF Hazel
kirke in San Francisco was under Mr..
Frohmsn's management, and was very
profitable. Tie first week of The Wife
has exceeded the receipts OF the first
Hazel Kirke week by nearly ~ ,000.
l.. Z. SToCKwELL has secured from
Kate ClaxtoD the right to The World
>sainst Her for the territory west Of
he Missouri River. 1T will be played
1t the Alcazar Theatre, and than or
tour by the Grismer-OaVies Company.
HoYr SHERMAN has stray thoughts OF
getting one of our crack choruSes to
give concert by electric light on the
Garfield pavilion Get the Stephens
people and it would be an enormous go.
He says he has seating accommodations
for 800 people.
Miss KATE CAsTLEToN will leave Cas-
lie Castleton. at Oaktand, California, in
August. rehearse her new play A Paper
Doll in New York City. Rnd begin her
season in Syracuse, New York, Septen-
her "a Mr.. E. RoseUbaGm will be her
representative this season.
SIR WILLIAM YOU'VE, who has lately
been in New York with Lady Young. is
the son of the late Sir Charles Young
who wrote Jim, the Penman. Sir Will
liam makes his home in Canada, but
during the coming summer he will be
seen at the chief watering places of the
presenting the one-act play OF
his father for the entertainment of the
guests,
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H0 TEL ARRIVALS.
WHITE HOUSE
July %, 1885.

WHITE HOUSE,
A Fitzgerald, San Diego: James F. Green,
Samuel Sadler, Miss Leda Sadler, Miss Anna
Nelson, James Ryan Draper: NJ B. Tilden.
Provo; T.. A Shilly, II. Barrett, James
Grant and wife, American Fork; W &.
Gillespie. Toole; g. T. Erickson, Murray:
John Whiting, sau Francisco: ]. P. Han
sen. Sanpete; D. d Houtz, Toole: o. Bo-
bray, Pleasant Grove; j. A. Terry, H. Terry,
J H. THORN, Draper; J McMill, G. Stun,
American Fork; Charles Craig, Garfield: L..
O Lawrence. Spanish Fork c. NJ. Beck,
Robert e. Booth, Alpine; Orap N. Thomp-
son, Seipio; JOhu SoOd, P. V. Junction; DR..
H A Lindley. Sanpete; j. 8. Roilo. Nephi;
5 NJ Duggins, ProVo;J c. Benson, Fossil;
N. Seal, E. Seal, It, L. Foote, South Jordan;
w. j. Green, Chas sadeer. J. Walker ORA
per; a A Scrbcur Stockton Anus L..
Thompson, Scipio: q Richards, Washing
ton, D. c.; Gustave Olsen, Cbas. W. Olsen.
Fred Anderson, Grantsville; Elizabeth
Basin, Mrs L. Hull, Marietta, Ohio; Agnus
Baty. Bartlett, Kqs.; VIM. Cooper and wife,
Vest Jordan; John Good. S.V Junction /;
John W Costin Laramie, Wye /; L. s hold-
away, trovo; A. s. Blyer, Central City,
Aeb Mrs. E. B. Nelson, Bingham Canyon
o. l.. Binnett. Deltl, Ohio: Mrs. Butler, New
York City; II. 4. Jones, Snake Creek;
Frank J. Blake. Virginia City. Nevada.