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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

A man who has prActicod medicine
for 40 years, ought 70 know salt from
sugar, read what ne says;
Toledo, o., Jan. 10, 1851.
Messrs. y. J. Cheney q Co.-GSntle.
men IL have been in the general
practice Of medicine for most 40 years,
and would say thatin ell my practice
and experience have never seen q
preparation that l could prescribe
with as much confidence OF success 90
l can Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-.
featured by You. Have prescribed II
& great many times and lts effect ls
wonderful, and would say IN couclu.
sion that / have yet to nnd 3 case Of
CataFrh that IL wonid not cure, II they
would take II according to directions.
Yours Truly,
L. L. GoRsUcH, NJ. D.
Once, 225 Summit ST.
We will give el0o for any case OF
Catarrh that can not be cured with
Halls Cstarrh Cure. Taken inter-
nally.
=. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo,
o. Sold By Druggists, IS.
II you wait to buy . watch, clock or di.
.mI n -. -.m -. -.k.t -.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

s. II Hamilton, Of Hochester, New
York, arrived In town last Thursday
night 10 lake o position with the
Pyramid Silver Mining company.
Whom he got OF The train be was taken
for . scat tclegrapher3 but soon dc.
ciared himself and put himself at
rights with the world.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

II you want to buy q watch, clock or di.
Amond, or II you want your watch re.
paired In hrst class shape send 10
Gro. w. HicKox q HixsoR,
H Paso TOxAs.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-07

church by the nuns stgi1rase Make 20
noise
II do not know the staircase, said the
sleeper in drowsy tones
UnoIna knew the way wei enough, but
not wishing to take light with her. she
was Obliged 10 trust herself to her victim.
for whose vision there was no such thing
as darkness. unless Unorna wiled It.
Go as YOU went to-day. TO the room
where the balcony is: hut do not enter it.
The staircase is on the right of the door
and leads into the choir Co.
Without hesitation Beatrice led her out
into the impenetrable gloom. with swift,
noiseless footsteps in the direction COM
manded. never wavering nor hesitatiug
whether to turn to the right or the left.
but walking as confidently as though in
broad daylight. Cnorna counted the turn
ings and knew there was no mistake Be-
aurice was leading her unerrinGly toward
the staircase. They reached it and began
10 descend the winding steps. Unorna
holding her leader by one hand. steadied
herself with the other against the smooth
she should stumble and fall in the total
darkness. But Beatrice never faltered. To
her the way was as bright as though the
monday sun had shOne before her.
The stairs ended abruptly against
door. Beatrice stood still. She had received
no further commands and the impulse had
ceased
Draw back the bolt. and take me
into the church.. said Unorna. who
could see nothing, but know that
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Blair on the Back Truch.z5Ys'i4i

CHICAGO. Ill. April 30 Ex-senator
Blair. in obedience 10 a dispatch from Sec
rotary Blaine. left on his return to Wash
ington this morning. Previous to his de-
parture he said TO reporter: ~
My diplomatic future is somewhat prob
lematic now. but have been given 10 I'M
derstand that | may be sent 70
Japan to succeed Minister Swift,
deceased That viii suit me equally as well,
if not better than China. The Japanese
mission is as satisfactory. both as to char
acter and the dignity of the country
and salary. OF this possibility as TO Japan.
however. | know nothing definite. l should
have proceeded TO China. emperor or no en-
peror, but for the order of Secretary BiaiSe
recalling me" ,zsssS
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THE WITCH OF PRAGUE.
A Fantastic Tale.
py F. MARION CRAWFORD

Copyrighted 1891 b. the Authoro

CHAPTER NN.
---,.,..l ,,-.~ hardly conscious Of what she
,..... She had NOT had the intention of
-rr Beatrice sleep, for she had no uis-
- rfruri1u whatever ut that moment.
,,...,r...- and her look had been but the
result, us over strained passion. and
....-.6 what sine mad said again and
.. -sZcd lon" and tiercely into
--......- face before she had realized that
Internationally thrown her rival
....r9e into The intermediate state. It
-.a- ne first stage Of hypnotism
s- The sarue consequences i'll
a.r.ut Individuals In Bea-
-.us ne form of total unconscious
--.r-a1 she had merely tainted away
'r.... aradu7Ily rcgaincd h"r self-pos-
NJ. Beatrice had told her nothing
sine a.d moi either wholly know
.. guess, ana her anger was not the
-.. rrgea1iOu, but Of the way IL
-... -ra~. had been told. Word after
.-.r. rr..aas. after phrase had cut her and
,.s. ..~ 'r the quick, and when Bea-
- . ragS' the miniature into her
,... ...r .r.rh had risen in spite of her
..- aJw iuat she had returned TO Il
--- ....t -Hc could think commercially
.....a. -.. saw Beatrice asleep be
slice dd not regret what she had
Hua.-. From the first moment
- r.. r.. cuuw over the church. she
... ...r Sire was IN the presence Of
...... -.r hated. she had determined
.-... .-. 70 accomplish this she
... . .u. ease nave used her especial
. ..u rlu..wH she had intended 10
.,g..S upon her enemy. luiling
.r-.. ...n d.. d uorr gentle fascination,
... .... ....r rhr whole convent should
.....- .t. sine. Ihe first step had been
-. ....-. u..r-H- and without her will,
.. .... ..r a.-"r' y.
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I ............r. r... ha.p baf am uu,nrscior,s
t..... ... main I-roIng womb have
..r.. ....#.. rr -, matters stood She
.......f.,. Fl, he. rrrr..ifII
r..... ......r.rp., ID, ,,r,,,gnt tho nossi-
.-... . .....fn,, b,-t,.r1 Restyira and
......... If Beatrice. rcmaireJ alive
H... .. -... In. sam. CITY rnre.be1. and
r. ..... ra..I.- ,rn,. nj ar1, moment
1... - ........,. Ind ro.aotrcn. b,,r II was NOT
sr..... ....,..i,i1i forget fitness wouid
r.. ..... ..,..-..r .n g.,fr.1 ,irht Of tho
g....r ..... -, f,.,rI,- ln,-e7 The same
...-.......... s-I. ,rgt of Beatrice She.
.. |. . -....j,. p, r,,r.,, fIor.cb - WIS
.. ..,....ra-r..,,r NJ nnra,,t,ip issue
... -f...r ,r,,...,,.-..in r,s,fI- even
r.. ~...-... -o I'm. as du,@ition was
...... I-....,o. rrysou,d roIdll with
rr... ... ,.,- .,.I ,IaI Enzor.l- irabiam
... ..... and All. that She had read. She
.r.. ......r.r ,r.r EnuI.-,a fni~hf. ne dis
..... ..a. -..sf,rn.nrlntaLie Toeffer+
s.... .....-. ..,,.., I-,,,,l,l,, ,I,rst ,{isnosp
9. a.. .... n..... in which the wrctched
u.. Int ..f..,r. uIIr b,r. existence unGis-
s... ..- l;,ar5.f,.o' ,yls MOI lil,, the old
.g-.- r his hmdre,lrb vear had
..... ...-- I-uo,.r,-s doo,. uuno+iced
-. ......... r... ana Ind heen taken in and
o.. ..... .... seen ar4in. The case was
..'.... Tine sa,.d scholar. too. had been
-... ....- .,.,..r.'3 moi ho,a boon cared for
.-....... and tn ne event of an inquiry be-
.- .na.3 b, producrd nj any mo-
a.... ....rf rvru ifrori a brilliant ey
tn....., l....r.l.S ,n31ir9ble Goiurs But
.- MIS- a >traug.l. and a person of
!.... ....... ...,s,..s I'M riIr world The car,ii
e. ... .-..1 rff,sr'r had directed I'M,
.....t... hen. and they wore rrsnon-
,a.... s.elf.fy 10 spirit her away in
t.a..g no = dangerous thing.
N... s.,. va, 10 he taken. Unorna
WI. ...-.,, lead hen. there alone. Tnorna
N. ..r-... be- missed
~rr Pal. srynY5,- susnc,+ad that the
N-.I ,yaS more linn , mere nm
wnere would he = search made
g. -....aa rripht easiIv fail mon
l..~... ...,. 1y,,rI5 lave bae9 ahiioe6 of
.-. 20. ..-.e.. her enemy in her own
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is to he made against the president
Neither OF these gentlemen love Harrison
over much and each have been looking
about for a candidate more 10 his taste; but
they are shrewd politicians and have been
quick 10 catch the popular drift in the.
party.
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! face with Israel kafka without having re-
| ceived the least warning of his present con-
| ditiOn, and it was impossible to say what
| the Infatuated youth might do at such a
| moment. He had been shut up. caught in
| his own trap, as it We're. for some time
| and his anger and madness might reason
| ably be supposed to have been aggravated
| rather than cooled by his unexpected con-
| tinement. II was as likely rs not that he
| would use the weapon he carried upon the
| first person with whom he found himself
| face TO face. especially if that person made
any attempt to Overpower and diSalm him.
The Wanderer drove to keyork Arabian's
house and. leaving his carriage to wait in
case of need. assembled the stairs and
knocked at the door. For some reason OF
other keyork would not have bell in his
dwelling whether because, like Mahomet,
he regarded the bell as the devils imStru-
ment. or because he was really nervouSly
sensitive to the sound OF one, nobody had
ever discovered. The Wanderer knocked.
therefore. and keyork answered the knock
in person.
My dear friend,'' he exclaimed in his
richest and deepest voice, as he recognized
the Wanderer. Come IN. | am delighted
to see YOU. You viii join me at supper
This is good indeed!t'
He took his visitor by the arm and led
him in Upon one of the tables stood q
round brass platter covered, SO far as it
was vlSlb Die. with Arabic inscriptions. and
highly poliShed-one of those commonly
used all over the East at the present day
for the same purpose. Upon this were
placed at random several silver bowls
mere hemispheres without feet, remaining
in convenient position by their OWN
weight. One of these contained snowy
rice. in that perfectly dry but tender state
dear to the taste of orientals, in another
there was a savory. steaming mess of ten
der capon, chopped in pieces with spices
and aromatic herbs, third contained
pure white curd of milk and fourth was
heaped up with rare fruits. y fiagon of
Bohemian glass clear and bright as rock
crystal and covered with very beautiful
traceries of black and gold, with drinking
vessel of the same design, stood upon the
table beside the platter.
My simple meal" said keyOrk, spread
ing out his hands and smiling pleasantly.
you will share it with me- There Will be
enough for two
so far as that is concerned, should say
so" Ae Wanaerer answered with smile.
'BnI1hy by ess is - Fer urgent"
S2Rden1fRe saw there was third
81 bna he roag nd glanced at kaSo1iln
T ii & - - ( a a&Geds with you
s ION I T0rld not trouble you
Not in the 1s1st, not in the least, my
dear friend.'' asseverated keyork, motion
ing TO chair beside the board.
But. we are not Alone observed the
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Not in the 163st, not in the least, my
dear friend.H asseverated keyork, motion
ing TO chair beside the board
But. We are not Alone observed the
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| Unorna had not come back. She went out
| hastily into the corridor. The lay sister
| had long ago eNtinguiShed the hanging
lamp. but Sister Paul saw the lights stream
| ing from Beatrice'S open door. She Went
in and called aloud The bed had not
been touched. Beatrice was not there.
Sister Paul began TO think that both the
ladies must have gone to the midnight serv-
ice The corridors were dark. and they
might have lost their way. She took the
lamp from the table and went to the balcony
at which the guests performed their devo-
lions. II had been her light that had
flashed across the door of the tabernacle
She had looked down into tne choir. and
far below her had seen a figure, unrecOg-
niZabe from that height i'll the dusk of the
church, but clearly the figure Of a woman
standing upon the altar. Visions OF horror
rose before her eyes of the sacreligious
practices of witchcraft. for she had thought
of nothing else during the whole evening.
Lamp in hand, she descended the stairs TO
the choir and reached the altar. providen-
TALLY, Just in time to save Beatrice from
falling victim again to the evil fascination
of the enemy who had planned the destruc-
ton of her soul as well as OF her body.
What is this What are you doing in
this holy place and at this hour!' asked
Sister Paul, solemnly and sternly.
Unorna folded her arms and was silent.
No possible explanation Of the struggle
presented itself even to her quick intellect.
She fixed her eyes on the nuns face, con-
centrating all her will, for she knew that
unless she could control her also, she her
self was lost Beatrice answered the
question, drawing herself up proudly
against the great altar and pointing to
Unorna with her outstretched hand, her
dark eyes flashing Indignantly.
I'VE were talking together, this woman
and l. She looked at me-she was angry
and then l tainted. or fell asleep, 1 cannot
tell which. l awoke in the dark to find
myself lying upon the altar here. Then
she took hold of me and tried to make me
sleep again. But would not Let her ex-
plain, herself, what she has done, and why
she brought me here"
Sister Paul turned to UnQ0ha and met the
full glare of her unlike eYe with her own
calm, half-heavenly look Innocence.
What have you O., Unorna! What
haze you done2, She ked very sadly.
kUnorna did, answer She only
ICED at the nun and savagely.
She felt that 81 ht as vi AaEss lo9ssa
upon some e mt pictura So III
tf1even, an9 ID it close 10 Yes. ~
would not 4Ee up the al Rpt, les = NV
safety lay in It's success~ For a time
Sister Paul returned her gaze ste9dily.
''Sleep!'' said Unorna, putting up her.
hand. sleep. command you!'
But Sister Paul's eyes did not WAIVER. A
sad smile played for a moment upon her
waxen features.
''You have no power over me-for
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APhys,cian Commits Suicide.

WASHINGTON, April 30-Dr r. G. Mauss.
one of Washington's leading physicians and
most respected citizen. died at noon to-day
from self-infiicted bullet wound. He was
crazed BY an attack Of grippe, which de-
veloped into pleurisy, and this in turn to
pneumonia He sent his attendants from
the room, and, rising from his bed, croS9i
the chamber to the mantel, where hY rea
volver was. He took it up and placing the
muzzle against his breast. fired a tball
through his body just below the cart.
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He M~y he the Wan.

J. +. Terrell i the name given by a man
who was arrested by Officer COnnery on
Clinton street at 4:45 yesterday (Monday)
afternoon on a charge Of disorderly con-
duct He was standing in front Of the shoe
store of Louis Wehn * Son when, without
any cause whatever, he picked up a brick
and hurled il through the show window.
He was promptly taken into custody and
was this CTucsday) morning given hear
ing by Mayor Rose. The only charge that
could be preferred against him under tho
city ordinance was that OF disorderly con-
duct, and the Mayor gave him the full
limit-thirty days.
Terrell i a young man and Is evidently
more or less demented. He says he came
here last Sunday from Scranton. On his
person was found a check for baggage at
Sunbury, Pa. 1t is thought possible that
he is in reality George d. Goble, who, on
the 9th OF this month, shot and wounded
r. j. Dowden al Lykens, Dauphin county,
Pa. His appearance answers very well a
description received by Chief Richardson
from the Harrisburg police authorities.
The latter have bccn written TO and il Is
likely an officer will be here 10 take look
at the man.-JohnstO1crt Tribune.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were IS
sued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, May,
18th, 1891:
Alvar :. Hollingsworth. Westmoreland
county Pa, and JenuIe Leslie. Morrell-
vile.
Rudolph J. Roth, Derry. Pa, and Abbie
]. Hill. Gallitzin.
John l.. Broth Hastings. and Harriet r.
Breth, Ostend, Clearfeld county, Pa.
George Fetcko and Annie Kershalak,
Johnstown-
J. c. Larkin and Elizabeth Conrod.
JohnStown.
John Healy, Juniata township, Blair
county, and Minnie Fogle Ashville.
John j. ST. John and Mary Hollern,
Amsbry.
Adam Fees, Carrolltown and Maggie
DUNN, Barr township.
Lambert Coogan and Lucy Krull,
JohnStown.
Franz Oscar Schneider and Agusta Wer-
rich. Johnstown.
Mike Malinak and Mary Koesick,
Johnstown.
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LOoE Ont fer Him.

Farmers who read the newspapers Will
do well TO make a note OF the following:
A stranger called on Centre county Iarm-
or. introduced himself as a brother of a
prominent citizen Of Bellefonte, and pro-
posed TO buy farm which was located
some distance from the homestead. Be
fore starting TO look at the property the
stranger asked the farmer TO put away for
him an envelope. containing, as he said,
8, 500. On second thought he concluded
ne would take $500 with him, allowing the
other $1,000 TO be laid away. Arriving at
the place dicker was made, the purchase
payment being put at e, 600. As the pur
chaser didn't have time TO go back TO the
farmers house, he asked the latter 10 lend
him 81 500 and take II out of the envelope.
This was agreed TO. but it was necessary
10 go 10 bank in a neighhoring town for
the money, and fortunately he met 4 friend
at the bank who told him he was fool
and the other fellow swindler. The
wouldbe purchaser disappeard, and his
envelope was found TO contain not a pen
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Ebeasburg. Pa. NsyI,l
----- --------------- -------------
A UDITOR,S NOTICE

n In The Orpuans' Court 81 CaIsbria county.
In the matter OF the secona sns partial aeooa6t
Q; william warner, Bsrvivtrs atn:nhse>Anos oi
John warner. late OF Ckest eewnshir, deceased
Having been sppo:rtas szcitcr By Sa.c c. srr -
rtloSt tist1egtior IN The hands % the eoceznf-
art notice - hsreny given that will SIT st e y
o-Hoe n Eoenso-rg OF 1bnFaaay, May
81. 1891. st ten o'cIrcs, a. II. tor Tue pA-rcSo
OF ei+snargil9 the duties CT said sppoin t1rent
when and ~hs-e al persons Interested may A.
tend or be forever sebArrei rem coming IN on
said fun5. D)NAID r. DEY'TflS
Ebersourg, Pa. Msy /. 1881. An1.ror
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- Hemorfal Day.

II has been thought best by John NJ.
Jones Post G. a. r. not to send out any
special invitations TO any societies 10 turn
out with US on Memorial Day, but TO ex-
tend general invitation TO al through
the papers.
Therefore, we extend q hearty and cor
dial invitation 10 all societies, lodges,
fire companies. Sunday schools. bands and
citizens to turn out and parade with US In
the observance of Memorial Day, and we
hope all will turn out who can.
JESSE BoLsISGER,
Post Commander
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A CDITNR,S NOTICE

Z D4 TUX = NOI ItE
IA IL the Orphnus' Court Of Cambria rCu nty
In the matter OF the report OF T. W. Dick audi.
tor appointed 10 distribute the fnnd in tho hands
OF Chss feighner, administrator OF Roma EniS
late OF Carroll township. deceased. Said report
swing been referred back 10 came auditor for rs-
bearing. notice IS hereby given that will sit at
my once in Ebensburg on TUESDAY, MAY &c
1891, at 10 o'clock. A. n. at which time and place
all parties interested may attend or be forever
debsired from coming in on said fand.
w. DICK.
Ebensburx Pa. May eth, 1881. Auditar
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.OTEL LIE GRANDE.
II 4 SHTTrIIC Pn0ppTv-o,

Il y
Located ~ DuBeis Pa. near the b. X &P
Railway Depot. We always endesvor 10 fur
nlsh the best accom- m odstione TO business men
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons in ses rch
OF Scm tort nd quiet will hnd IL desirable pla
to stop The Table is unsurpassed md ts always
supplied with the best the market affords and
all the deicacies OF the season. IRE Bar IL sup
Piled with the choicest of pure liquors and cigars
aid nothing but the best is sold. Special atren-
tion given TO the care of horses.
II. j. SCHRITTG
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For sale or rent. the Loretto House,
Loretto, Pa. large stable and all neces-
sary outbuildings and gardens in good or
der. Address, Loretto, Pa.
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A up,qpR.s YOTrK

n Uf.IVE'S MUTT h
n In TIE Orr hans Court sfOs Ehria county
10 tie matter "f the rr-t Ems partial ar.4.u,,t
81 BuFh X krAuliea. sd n illustrator % chm A
McEuiieu. deces-sd.
Bzy'rE been appointed oy said CSsTt to report
distribution OF the fund In the hs adp u "a
oorn MT ss shO~n ~ ssSd account notice ~
sfrsty siven t1sf sfH sft 81 my offes 20 ,he
beroush % EhensburS. or Friday, Nay ga.
1891 st ten o'clock. a Il. for tse Egrposs q d--
ehsrE!nc tire duties cs said sppoint ulent wnes
snc where sil parties interested may attend OF
be foFeTey ceharr i irOD osIins In IN saio fund
DONALD r. nL9rDN
Ebeasburg. Pa. Asy III IsSI. Auditor
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NOTICE.

CAUTION NOTICE.
- Notlce Is hereby given that have purchased
and received by bill of sale the following person
al property from John McNullen, of Fallen Tim
ber. In Reade tow ship. Cambria county Penn
sylyania, To wit: Two horses. one wagon one
buggy. seven sets of harness. one sleigh. one or
gan. all household and kitchen furniture hay.
one harrow. one buck kboard. and that i have LEFT
all OF said personal property in possession Of
the said John McMulien All persons hereby
notified not TO In eriere with auy OF the raid per
sonal property as II belongs 10 me.
+. F.D.SAUPP.
3r
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C. a. Sharbaugh, CarrolItown, viii sell
you clothing cheaper than you can buy al
Johnstown or Altoona
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NOTICE is hereby gi-en that the following &C
~ count has been nled In the Court of Conmo-
fieas Of Tam br1s county. r. and will cnnnTmPi
by said Court on the nrst Monday June. 1891
un ie-s cause be shown TO the contrary.
First and fnal cct uat of Ja1eph j pons hoe
assignee OF Joseph +. Notice.
J. DARBY.
EDenS burg. Pa. May sth. 1921 At. Proth =,
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1t viii pay you 10 go twenty miles TO
buy clofhing from c. a. Sharbaugh. Car
rOlltoWn
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Altoona. May s. 1891 st.
A DMlNISrRAToR's NOTICE.

A DNlNI>TRATOR'S NOTICE
~ Letters % sd IN nj nistra tion upon the esta: e
OF Ioi n Hamilton. Sr OF Lilly borough, Cam
oria county Pa deceased having been granted
10 the undersigned, notice is hereby given TO n !
per rsons iU0ebted TO said estate make pas men
without delay. and those having claims de-
mands against the same will present them prol
erly authenticated. Tor settlement
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Adm nistrator Of John hamilton. ST. deceased
April l7-ot.
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"A May picnic will be held in Camp
bells grove adjacent &c Carrollt,wn. un-
der the auspices of the knights OF ST.
George, on Monday, May Is, 1921. a
pleasant time is anticipated, as prepara-
tions are being made for a first-class sf-
fair Of the kind. The public invited.
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Il The subsoni,vI orers for ssIe the fsrm Tor
merly owned by Evan X. Bennett. decessed. IN
Cambria township. three mile. north OF Ebeus.
burg. The farm contains 24s acres sbou. l2s OF
VIII ich are cleared, having thereon a house
barn and q good orchard For particulars call OF
address. EVAN }. BENNETT,
fcol3 Ebensburg. Pa.