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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
II. 1S..2:
Z. Howell Fisk. Scranton. Pa. and Mat
tie Henry, Johnstown.
Hugh Trimboth and Mary a. Cope, Ca
litLin.
Jacob B. Ellenberger and Mary Geobert,
JohnStown.
Joseph p. Rodgers and Grance NJ Long,
Washington township
Joseph HOPPER and Mary a. MiSel- Por-
tagc.
Emil :. Waugenheim and Annie Il.
Trcfts, California.
Joseph Franklin Schrader. JohnstOwn,
and Emma Erhart. Scalp Level.
Edward Evans and Rachel jenkins,
JohnStOwn.
John Zambor and Annie Tokar- Johns
town.
Russell a. Stutzman. JohnStown- and
Clara NJ. Barclay. RoNbury, Pa
Demctrus \. Buck and Elizabeth Com
erfOrd, Allegheny township.
SeweIl w Reckley. PittSburg, and Ger
tIude Masters. South Fork
William Tymon and Mary Huber, Car
rolltown.
William Michael and Lena Lavering,
JohnStown.
Edward McConville and Genie Adams,
Frugality.
Ignac Pleban and AgniSzka Smarhuh,
Hastings.
Richard jackson and Mary Ross, Nor
rcllville.
William a Trimbe and Daisy f. Hoch-
stein. JOhnStOwn.
Jeremiah IL. Lutte and Catharine CasSi-
dy. Indiana county.
James w. Rager, West Taylor township,
and Della Y. Griffith. MOrTcllvIlle.
otto Anthony GlaSSer and CathaIinc w.
Blum. Carrolltown.
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The Cambria DImcuIIY

The refusal of the Cambria Iron Com
pany to listen to the grievances Of their
trainmen may result in a serious difficulty
for the company. Five more Union men
have been discharged from the company's
service under the Iron clad rule No. :.
II is also believed that all members of the
various Unions and BrotherhoodS will be
gradually weeded out
What action the grand officers of the or
ganizations, to which the discharged men
belong, will take is not yet known. bnt the
men are confident that their action will be
supported by their organizations. This
will cause general strike Of the crews of
trains ordered 90 carry the Cambria freight
and will put the company to serious incon-
vcnience, if, indeed, they have not eventu-
ally 10 yield to the mems demand Johns
tOlCli DemOcrOt
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spring Fever

The gradual opening of the budding
trees and the shooting upwards Of the
blades of grass are signs of the advent of
spring. The farmer is already at work
stimulating the growth of his crop by fer
tiliZerS 10 insure rich harvest. Nature
needs stimulation and Why should not
man? The system needs building up af-
ter the attacks of grippe and cold, and the
only tonic iS pure whiskey. Max Klein, of
Allegheny. Pa. has the endorsement of
eminent physicians. certifying 70 the pur-
ity of his famous Silver Age and Du-
queSne Rye WhiSkieS. Sold everywhere
at $50 and Sl.25 per full quart. SiN-year-
old Pcuna Rye WhiSkicS. absolutely pure.
at - 90 per quart or six quarts for 500.
Send for catalogue and price list Of all
kinds of liquors 10 Max Klein, - Federal
street, Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by j. X a. f. Bender, Ebens-
burg. Pa.
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NOTICE is hereby given that an application
~ Will be made 20 the Governor nT Peuusyl-
yania on the 10Th day of May. 1892. by s
w Buck, Thomas Davis. Thomas McBrecu. John
l. Stougn and J. q. Lloyd. under the Act 0f As-
sembly approved April p. 1874, entitled An Act
TO provide for the incOTl grafton and EQUATION o
certain cOrporatlons,' and the supplements there
70 Tor the charter OF Intended corporation o.
be called The Ebensburg Building A. L0Hn Asso-
citation OF Ebensburg. Peuusy ylvauIa. tho rharac-
ter and object Of which the cCumula ft0u % H
fund 10y the monthly contributions Oi ifs mem-
bers thereof. and 10 loan the same fr. "a time
time 10 enable them - purchase real estate bGili
them1 elves houses. or engage lu amy legitimate
business. and Tor these purposes o. have. Uas
ana enjoy all the rights. beua1ts, and Y-i.EicEts
Of said Act OF Assembly and supplements o. er5Jy.
MD. hiIIEI4I.
Ebensburg. Ia. April - lsH-.
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A UpITOR,S NOTICE..

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
N In the matter of the frst and hnal account
of j Rhcddy, assignee OF Peter U. Stoy.
And nov. 10 wit. the nth day OF April, A ID.
1872, on motion of George NJ ReaGe, Esq, Ed.
I. McNeelis appointed auditor TO distribute
funds in haads OF assignee TO and among those
legally entitled thereto.
Extract from the Record
Notice Is hereby given that / will sit Tor the
purpose Of said appointment at the office OF Geo.
M Reade, Esq, in Ebensburg, Pa. . on Tues
day The 24th day of May. A. ID. 1882 at
1880 O'Clock. A. N on said day when and where
all parties interested may appear or forever be
debarred from entering said fund.
ED. I. MNEELIS.
April -. 1892. Auditor
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WEDNESDAY. JUNESTH. 1892:

J. Inventory and appraisement ef personal
prOI erty appraised and set apart 20 Sarah Gates,
widow of Levi Gates. late OF White township,
deceased. S2S9 50,
,. Inventory and appraisemept OF personal
property apprai ed and set apart 10 Ellen Myers
widow Of =, A, Myers, late of JOhnstown, deceas-
ed. $500 &C.
s. InveE tory and appraisement Of personal
property appraised and set apart 20 Ann Maria
Kline. widow of Jacob =, Kline, late OF Elder
township, deceased. SZs9 IS.
!. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraIsed and set apart to Sophia A.
Williams widow of Joseph =. Williams, late Of
Morrellville borough, deceased, $500 90,
5. Inventory and apTraisement of personal
property appraised and sat apart 10 Rachel NJ.
Gregg. wicGw of a. NJ. Gregg. late OF the bOr-
ough OF borough of MorrelIy lille, deceased. sg6 90
q, Inventory and appratSemenr Of personal
property appraised and set apart 20 Anna Ma
ria Pergrin, widow OF Jeremiah PergrIn, late of
Franklin borough. deceased. SO IS, and real
estate, $40 c; total, $500 90,
CELESTINE J, BLAIR.
RegIstt 7.
Registers once, Ebensburg. Pa, May I3 1872.
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-Iay Z, Is8Z,
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing accounts have been filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county, Penna., and will be confirmed by
said Court on the first Monday of June
ls:r3. unless cause be shown 10 the contrary:
First and hnal account of Stephen StutZ-
man, assignee of John A. Hill ct ex.
FIRST and hnal account of Hiram Orris
assignee of Archibald Johns ct uX.
Second and final account of Henry
Shatfer, assignee of w. L. Burgraff.
First aud final account of Henry Ale
man. committee of Henry North. iunatIc
First and final account of H. w Slick
assignee of VIM. NJ. Petus ct ux.
flrst ana nnal account of Frederick
Sauer, assignee of John Sauer
FIRST and final account of John a Doyle
assignee Of Edward McGlade
j. c. DARBY.
Parliamentary office, May I3, ls92.
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GRANDk.

II J. SHErTlG. PROPRIETOR
Located at Dubois, Pa. near the Il, X. r.
Railway Depot. We always endeavOr TO fur
nlsh the best accommodations to business men,
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons in search
of com tort and quiet will nd IL desirable place
TO stop. The Table is unsurpassed and f. always
supplied with the best the market affords and
ali the deIicacies of the season. The Bar is sup
piled with the choicest of pure liquors and cigars
and nothing but the best is sold. Special atten-
tion given TO the care of horses.
II. j. SCHETTIG.
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lTBENSBURG MARBLE AND GRANITE
Ii Works. a sketched by a special reporter o.
the .Iohnstown Daily HerGid.-Reliable dealers
and fine goods.
During q recent flying trip to Ebensburg the
writer OF this article visited the Marble and
Granite WORKS OF Jas. Wilkinson y Son, which
Progressive firm has had experience OF thirty
skiIed worker. The class OF wo-k they produce
is OF the highest class and style. From four TO
ive hands are employed and the very finest mon
skill shipments are made through this and 20
adjoining counties
IAN kinds OF cemetery work is executed and
a fine line OF Iron Railing is handled and so d
The stock OF work kept on hand treceived by the
monuments are exhibited. two especially oeiug
executed in the rus tic style and in imitation Of
hrickwurk, with finely executed cross On the
Top. Among the many hne monuments erec ed
by this firm is an eight ton hifreen-feet-high
monument for Sheriff Griffith. monument for
Father Christy (siXteen feet high, also mOuu-
ments Tor Jacob hlbier and dauE hter of John
Griffith. Beth gentlemen give personal atten
tion TO business a we'll as executing the nnest
work. In AL the time they have been in business
they have adhered strictly 20 the maxim "a II goods
just as represented and prices as low as the same
class Of wOIi can be bought elsewhere We have
no hesILancy in recommend ing Messrs- Wtlkin-
& Son 10 our readers as reliable business men.
progressive and Trustworthy. Visit their estab-
lishment before ordering elsewhere"
~ Special attention paid TO setting work.
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A UDTTOR'S NOTICE
IA In the Orphans Court Of Cambria county.
In lhe matter OF the first and partial account of
H T. O'Friei executor of the last Will and ties ia
ment o: Francis O'Eriel, late of the borough OF
LOrettO. deceased.
Having been appointed Auditor by said Court TO
report distribution of the fund in the hands OF
the executor. notice is hereby given that will
sit at my office in the borough OF Ebensbu Tx on
tuesday the 18th day of May, 1899, at
! O'Clock, p. M for the purpose of dtschargihg the
duties of said appointment, when and where all
persons interested may attend or be forever de-
barred from coming in on said und.
DONALD L. DUETON.
Ebensburg Pa, April -, 1892. Auditor.
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LOCAE AND personal.

vt~iliue friends IN AIi""u" '''i7
II,muhrtvs. of the South
-, -. was i'm town on Monday.
s....,r T.rrc Of Kane. Mexican
,.ounty. j., visiting friends in Ebensbure.
Mr. Jr..r Bolsinger and daughter,
-, tf,. ,.fsfrad .TohnStown ON Wednesday.
Drfoo. of Altoona. a former resi-
don't Of Ebensburg. was here on Monday.
..,,,o, ro.,,I cards dav are re-
,.,,f,.,f ~, meet the demands of this eoun-
,,... ,,,.rlf. .;1,,.,,,,I, Of WiImore was
Visiting her sister Mrs. FcS Lloyd. this
,,rrE
,,r...~r..,,n,tb died al hi, home in
e.,,I. r,rr, on Friday last from typhoid
r.r.r
Hon. l.. d. Woodruff. ofthe JohnStown
Dcuucrut paid EhouSburg a short visit on
Monday.
-Tb. treasury Of Huntingdon county is
cuurv ana there iSIa bonded Indebtedness
of tSl"i,'li.
Professor Cant has new tonNorlaI ar
rSt from Wrstmorclanu county employed
in his barber shop.
Accommodations Joseph Hogue, Of
Allegheny township. spent few hours in
town q" lh"i>"'l'
Mr.. Bcrnard LitziuErr, one of Loretto. :
cutrrprisEuv business men, drove up TO Eb-
cu,burr ON Thursday.
,ui,,,,,. sn,, NJ ,,,orpa Iscpbcrg. for
=, ,Lfy ,T,ca Jfrd i'm Altoona on
,,,.'s r,It..,,..,.l,
Nj ,r.,,--ic o.Nlcu who has been alb
SON, f,r .,.,.,r,I r,ourbs in Pitt,burg. re-
,u,p,d bom, ON Wednesday.
,r y s,1,,,.,b or Arizona was
-. ,r....,1.,,. ,.f.ftir,, bo, .on who is 4
49,. 49,, -alf,.t,, So,nir,,.v
pup ct ,.-.-....,
The cItiZrnH"i LlIIy are "'aN'"E " ii"'
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VI arried

WAGNER-DANISO at the
residence of the brides parents in EbenS-
burg on Wednesday. May llth- ls.2. by
Rev. =. Keebler. of MOrrellyille- Mr.. Otto
Wagner and Miss Olive Il. Dawson, both
of EbenSburg-
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NOTICE OF APPLaCAIIoN FOR BOR-

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR BOR-
~ OUCH CHARIER-
Notice Is hereby given that an application will
he made 10 the Court OF Quarter Sessions of Cam
bria county, Pennsylvania. on Monday, } une
6fh- 1892. for a borough charter for the village
of Summerhill. situate In the township OF Croyle.
unity OF Cambria bounded as follows. viz:
Beginning at the northeast corner of the bridge
on the township road leading to South Fork:
thence north = degrees west - perches: thence
north 3Sla degrees west IS perches: thence north
SO perches 10 stone; thence north 81 degrees east
~ perches stones: thence north So degrees ST
Il perches TO the Isaac Paul branch OF Laurel
run; thence down said run by its various courses
- perches across the Ebensburg road: thence
south - degrees east 100 perches; thence south
81 degrees west l21 perches 10 the lower end OF ID
A Sipes' tail race; thence down the north bank
of the Conemaugh river by its various courses IO7
perches 10 the place of beginning; the style and
title of sP Id proposed borough 10 be the BorOugh
o SUNNI erhfll. NJ. ID. kITTELL.
Nav @, 1892. Attorney Tor petitioners.
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y ADVERTISEMENTS.

n
w Notice Is hereby given that the following
named appraisements OF property appraised and
set apart for widows OF dececents under the Act
Of Assembly Of the fth day Of April. A. ID. 1857.
have been flied in the Registers Office in and tor
the county OF Cambria. and will be presented to
tn Orphans court Of said county sOr confirmation
an nll
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MISCELLANEOUS Notices.

When in need of job work try the
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25 ACRES.

situate in Allegheny township. Cambria county.
Peunsylvauia. bounded and described follows:
Beginning at post, thence north s. degrees
east SO Perchss 20 pcsr- thence Doth So degrees
west 5. perches 10 a post thence nurth - degrees
west 30 perchss to post: thence north - degrees
west perches to a posi-; thence south Ia degrees
west los perchcs 20 the place @: beginning. being
part OF a larger tract o: land formerly owned ty
Mich ael Mcclure There is about 10 acres Of said
land cleared and there is erected thereon a two
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PLANK HOUSE

and Outhouses. an a I'LL 'OTmeTly leased 70
John Sanker and used by him.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third OF purchsse money on confirmation of
sale: one third in six months and the balance in
one year from the continuation of sale and 70 he
secured ~ Judgment and exemption notes or
bond ar dmortEaRe 81 the purchaser at the Op-
tion Of the administrators
w. 4 Il. LITTLE.
A j. SANKER.
Administrators Of the estate Of John I. Storm.
deceased
April -. 1892.
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SATURDAY, NAY 2lST. 1892.
Dwelling House,

a plank Stable and OuthOrses
ALSO-That certain other lot OF land situate
in the said borough OF GallitZin fronting slNJy
feet on Jackson street west and extending back
to IN ey fifteen feet wide east along lot Of
DaVfi II. Berky on the north hundred and
ten feet. and south ninety feet from an alley to
Jackson street.
AI-SU-Ihe undivided one half interest in and
To a tract of land containing
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Examination and Consultation Free TO Everybody
CHKONIC DIsEASI.s - -

CHRONIC DISEASES DF EYES.
such as Granulated Lid. Chronic Inflammation
Of the Lids OF the Iris. ~ the thOrOid. a. the
Retins. Chrome Jlceratf1ns, Spasms ol tlu lids
and Eye. Tears running o the checks. DAY and
Night Blindness. PuTuieut ar HaIter.u- sore
Eyes. Gonorrheal DphtLalufa. -. uplilir.- Hph-
thalmia Red BIOtches or Brown ones uI fHr Ball
White spots on Bye, Gi4ucalia rr GuUI.DL lt
the Nerve. AmanrOsis. Failing ou- .' The i-aslgs.
Sores Redness Of Edges 81 Lids and yves. ans
all other diseases to which the eye ur ii- gVueu4
anges are liable. positive and rauIa cure -asrgl-
teed.
WORD ABOUT CATARI3H.
II is the mucus membrane. Jtat wonder tuI semi
fluid envelope surrOundt1 The delicate tissues
Of the air and TODD passages. that C-fsrIl makes
its stronghold. Once estahilsLsl DO gaf- .ut" the
vitals and renders a lie long drawn breath
OF misery AID disease. luilil- fHs sense uI hear
ing. t-ammeling the power of speech. aCsfruyfnr
the faculty Of smell. taiufiu- the breath and til
ing the rehned pleasure ui taste. lUEIliousiy,
10y creeping on from simple cold fu the bead o.
assaults the membraneCus iI-fu- and and uaFeI.
causing Inflammation. slOuEhilg and death.
Nothing short OF total eradication VIII seH1 1rs
health to the patient. and all alternatives are
simply prOcrastinated sutCriuE-. leading Iu 20
fatal Termination Even when thc disease bias
made frig ftful inrOads ieliCHte constitution
hearing, smell and taste have been recovered aud
the disease thoroughly driven out.
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SATURDAY, MAY 18th. 1892

esta te. viz:
All that certain piece parcel OF land situ-
ate in Summerhill township, Gam bria county.
Pa bounded and described as follows 10 wit :
Beginning at a post and pointers. thence north
SIS degrees east 80 perches 10 post and point
ers; thence south degrees east l24 perches 10
a beech; thence IS dexrees west 40 perches TO a
pos. and pointers; thence north degrees west
124 perches 20 the place of beginning containing
l02 ACRES. 55 PERCHES and allowance. The
Coal underlying this property will be offered
for sale separate and apart from the surface
thereof. with all the necessary mining privil-
eges. the assignee. however, rererves the right
to sell same as whole, or of selling the coal sep
arate and apart from the surface
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third of the pur-
chase money TO be paid on the confirmation sf
the sale and the remainder in two equal annual
payments with interest. TO be secured with bond
and mortgage or Judgment notes of purchasers. &.
Purchasers 10 have the privilege Of paying ,he
whole Of their Bids in cash.
JESSE II. DIMOND.
Assignee OF John and LUCINDA p McCormick,
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OUR SHOE STOCK is ready for in~pcc'
this spring. We carry over 30 different
feel sure we can please you. Also, keep g.
Children'S Shoes. We quote you prices:
Ladies' iu. Douglass Shoes. Sl.-- "a pair.
fine Kid. with Patent Leather TIPS. Sl..f.
TO S3ODa pair. Mems good Dress Shoes. :
las a pair Mems Good Dress Kangaroo
a pair. Boys Dress Shoes. @5c. Infant ~L
Purchasers can't miss IL In our large a-ra
come and have a look at the ncs stock j"
early before the usual spring rush begins So
an unbrokcn assortment OF all the new pa.
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ORPHANS COURT Sale
OF VAL UkBLE
REAL estate.

DN virtue of an GrCer Of the OTFI ans Court OF
ID Cambria county Penna., there will te ex-
posed 10 public sale on the premises OF Susan
Stolm, N the borough Ci GallItziu, said county,
SATURDAY, MAY DIST. 1899,
at = o'clook p. n. the o. owing described real
estate, late the properly Of John T. Storm, de-
[ eased. 10 wit:
That certain lot or piece e ground situate in
the bCrou-h Of Gallitzin, county OF Cambria. and
tate of Pennsylvania, bounded and described a
follows. to Wit: LOt No. :. irnntipa 60 feet on
Burns street and extending back the same width
onS hundred q nd sixty iCet % an alley. said lot
being i.rmeTly part, the Peer Burns estate.
AI->O--That certain lot or piece Of ground in
the said borough Of Gallitzin. adjoining let OF
Arthur Wharton on the east and by lot Ola
RhOday on the west. ard frCnJipg on a fifteen
foot alley thai extends to Bridge street, having
erected twcstOry plank
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ASSICNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE!

pY virtue OF PIuries Order of sale issuing
ID of the Court Common Pleas
OF Cambria county. the undersigned assignee OF
John Mccormick and Lucinda p Mccormick,
his wife. will expose 10 pu0lic sale at HOrner's
HOlel, in the borough of WilmOre, on
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no you need Job Printing: IL 80, give TIE
IL EREEaAS trial order,
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NOR POOR DIRECTOR
Il hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Poor Director, sutj 10 the decision Of the Dem
Ocratic primary election.
RAPHAEL HITE.
Carroll township, March l. 1897
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TOR SALE-the LCrettO House, LOretto, Pa
Terms easy. For particular. address
MRS. l.. Il. NJ DONALD,
March Il. 1872. LOrett0, Pa.
WANTED .-Furs OF all kinds. Tor which the
w highest market prices will he paid. Bring
them iu Il. l.. EREDERICkS.
Cct3O Ebensburg. Pa.
N sons.
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NOR PROTHONOTRARY
L hereby announce myself a candidate for
the ottce OF ProthOnOtaTy, subject To the decision
OF the Democratic primary election.
JAS &. DARBY
March 4, lsy2. 9th ward IOhnstOwn, Pa
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NOR REGISTER ND RECORDER.
l. We are authorized 10 announce that James
Greene. OF the Fifteenth ward. JohnstOwn.
will be a candidate for the nomination Of the Of
hce of Registerand Recorder subject 10 the actiCn
of the Democratic primary election.
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III n
Il To fhe Democratic Voters Of Cambria COUNTY:
] hereby announce myself candidate Tor the
nomination for Assembly, subject TO the decision
of The Democratic primary election
ED. T. M'NEELIS,
First ward, Johnstown.
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lOR REilSTER AND RECORDER
Il To the Democratic TOferS of Cambria cOLEf8:
! hereby announce myself a ndidate Tor
the nomination Tor Register and Recorder, sub
Ject 10 The decision Of the Democratic primary
election. ID. a. MCGOUGH.
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WATERS OUT ON STRIKE.

Chicago Restaurant Help Secs IN Oppor-
tunity 20 Demand Higher Wages-The
Proprietors Left In = Crippled State,
but Think They'll Pull Out
CHICAGO, June 16.-[ Special with two
or three exceptions all Of Chicago's big
restaurants were shut down tonight. The
walters at the Chicago Oyster House, Sara
toga Hotel, Rector's and the restaurants
connected with McCoy's, the Great North
ern Hotel and Siegel, Cooper & Co. s store,
went out this afternoon. The walters at
the Boston Oyster House went out at noon
yesterday, but full force of ncn-union
men was on duty to-day. The men ask Tor
an increase from $40 to $12 per week.
The restaurant keepers charge that the
leaders of the walters movement agreed, in
consideration of the fitting up of saloon
on Quincy street, to sign q compact, agree
ing that there should be no strikes for a
year This proposition was rejected. A
meeting was to have been held this after
noon, but the restaurant keepers failed to
appear. Their president, w. c. Pomeroy,
and the strike committee. followed by 200
walters, called at the various eating houses
and called out the men. The Chicago and
Saratoga we're left helpless by the move,
but at Rector's boys were at work The
Tacoma was the only restaurant to sign the
new scale The walters at the Lake Side
refused to go out, and Kinsley s force was not
moIested. The colored walters are not con-
nected with the movement.
The restaurant folks say that the men on
the eve of the great convention have re-
sorted to a strike to secure an increase Of
pay All of the restaurants expect to
secure the help needed outside of the
union.