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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-06-17
Makers of ..0uecr, I'm Trouble

On Saturday hearing was given in
PittSburg before United States COnm:S-
SiOner McCandleSS to John BURNETT. of
South Fork and Conrad Myer and Joseph
II. Pringle, of Summerhill, this county, for
counterfeiting. Several imitation silver
dollars which had been found in possession
of the parties were shown and also pair
of copper molds. The dollars were poorly
executed, but the moldS were excellent.
Detectives Robinson and MUlhall, and
Melville CTing were examined. 1t was
shown that Burtnett had made the moldS
for Pringle and Myer. Pringle made some
of the money and Burtnett some.
Myer said he had no connection with the
case, and never saw the mOlds till he saw
BUrtnett hand them TO Pringle. He ad-
mitted that ne had given Detective Robin
son some counterfeit money, He also ad-
mitted that ne had said TO Pringle to get
the mOldS fixed. so they could get TO work.
Pringlc also testified that BURNETT made
the moldS and gave them TO him eighteen
months ago: that Burtnctt told him To get
some more brass and he would make an
other pair, as those We're spoiled. He said
when Burtnctt made another pair he was
to pay him per cent. of the profits. He
admitted he had made 81, but they were
so bad he couldn't use them. Pringle and
BURNETT were held for court in 500 bail.
NJ yer was discharged.
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Eminent Facts.

The question i often asked and scarcely
ever answered, why whiSkcy made now is
not aS pure and reliable "a it was forty
years ago. 1t l. nevertheless a fact that
it i made purcr ana better to-day than at
that time. With the improved methods
fusil oil and other impurities are entirely
eliminated. \ sworn statement aS TO the
purity. age and quality of the whisky sold
i furnished by one dealer who advcrtiScS
full quarts, six year old pure Penn.S Rye,
at Sl.OO per quart, or six quarts for 500.
Silver Age $50 per quart. DuqueSne ~, -
per quart. Port, Sherry. Sweet California
Wines at j0c. y complete catalogue and
price list of all foreign and domestic liQ-
uorS mailed on application by
MAX KLEIN.
- Federal St. Allegheny, Pa.
For sale by j. II a. +. Bender, Ebens-
burg. Pa.
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Leave daily except Sunday. .

leave daily except sunday
fLeave Sunday only
Black letters Indicate telegraph stations
Denny =. MO0re's and Crigties Crossings a. IIy
be dag stations for al; trains
No. connects at Cresson with Tobnstov, g.,
press at 5 = for points between Dresson AND
Iohnstown, and with Pacific Express al s x for
points west OF IShnstown. Also with Mail T-ain
at p for points east Of Creegon.
No. connects with Mail Train at % tor notr tv
west OF Cresson and Mai. Express FOR points
east OF tressOn.
Prom points west OF Cresson No. connects
with Mail train at - and from points east gf
CfesSon with Jchnstown Express AT u, and pa
No. connects with Mail Train AZ 26 fror,
from points west OF Cresson
sunday trains cOEnect with Pacific EYurrsqo,4
Mail Train west and mail Express east
Passengers 10 or from points on PerusyIyanfa.
Northwestern Railroad can take train ~ SJoai-
port or IrvOna N
Stations marked "f' are flag stations Pa
senEers wishing TO get of Will notify the corr
ductor. Passengers wishing TO get on will aau,
the train at these stations. Trains will NOT stof.
unless so motif ed. w = EATURTT-y '0f
. . - General Manager and Superintendent
r. J. BURGOON. Train Master
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses We're is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, June
l.. lS.2:
Charles Harmony and Franccna Cum
ningham. .IohnStown.
John Buck. South Fork and Villa Draw
ley, Portage township.
Albert II. Straub, .IohnStown. and Jennie
Conrad, Scalp Level.
William Saltmdrch and Mary +. Wal
tcrS. JOnStOwn.
John TkacSik and Annie Protok, Johns
town.
James 4. Stanley, Altoona, and Eliza
beth \. ChriSty. ,iohnStOwn.
Francis =. Dillon and Celia c. Adams,
ST. Augustine.
+. ii. Burkhart. JohnStOwn. and James
Orri>, CrOylc township.
Samuel =. Horncr and Mary y. Shcarcr,
JOhnStOwn.
George Il. Angus. East Taylor township,
and Jesse l.. Long, East ConcmauGh.
Peter KlearhaT and Apclonia tennessee,
GallitZin.
Jacob buy and Cathrina Kricg, Ehrcn-
field.
Edward r. Hunt, jackson township, and
| Lydia Tangcrt. Lancaster. Pa.
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PennsyIyRnia Railroad.

For the benefit of delegates and visitors
to the Independent Party National Con-
vention at Omaha, Neb., on July 4th. 1892,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets of the iron-clad con-
tract form to Omaha, from all principal
stations on its lines, at a single fare for the
round trip. The tickets will be sold from
June 10Th to j July LIST, inclusive, and the
return coupons will be good until July 18th,
inclusive, and going journey must be com
menced ON date Of sale. Tickets will be
valid for continuous passage only in each
direction.
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Will Spend the Summer

Emma Wise and Mary dJiGs Jessie Bow
den were arrested Tuesday morning in the
Seventeenth ward by Officer Martin for
malicious mischief for throwing stones
through the window of Harry Wagner :
store room on the corner of Central avenue
and Ohio street. They were taken before
Alderman Harris and he fined them each
SO and costs and sentenced them also to
ninety days in Jail.
Mr.. Harry Wagner appeared against
them later for larceny of cigars and - and
costs were added to the former sentence as
well as ninety days extra.
They were taken to EbenSburg, chained
together on the Day EXprcsS.-JohnstOtCI
DtunDcrnt.
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Fourth Of July Excursions on the
PeunsyIvanfa Railroad.

In pursuance of the usual custom the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets for the Fourth of July
holiday between all stations on its system
east Of Pittsburg and Erie al rate Of two
cents per mile.
These tickets. which open up rare
chance for holiday touring. will be sold on
July Ist. End. Bird. and ith, and will be valid
for return until July 5th. 1sg2. inclusive.
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BIZ Log lob Contracts.

The Coalport StdndHrd says: e. ).
Mays, of IrvOna, and Dennis Gardner, OF
Kcrrmoor, have taken a big log job in the
vicinity of Hastings, on tract of land
owned by y. w. Lee, of Clearfield. They
have large force of men at work cutting
and spudding. Eight million is the size OF
the job
John NJ. TroNoll, of CleartieId, has "a big
seasons cutting on hands, in the vicini ty
of IrvOna. We understand his employees
number 100, and with such force one
would not take a great while to clear the
county of all the timber in il. Atthe close
of the season Mr.. TroXell expects TO re-
port 2S.OOO, 900 feet cut"
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HaIf-Rates to Cfncfnnasf, o., VIA the
Transatlantic Railroad

For the benefit of delegates and visitors
To the Prohibition National Convention at
Cincinnati, O.. on June 29th and 3Oth. lS.r
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati, O..
from all principal stations on its lines at "a
single fare for the round trip. The tickets
will be sold June 27th and 2s good going
only on date of sale as stamped on back
but not later than for trains leaving in
itial point of ticket June 18th, The return
coupons will be good To return on date
stamped on back by agent at Cincnnati
but not good for return passage to initial
point after July 9Th.
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Fourteen sheep belonging to Judge
Harry White, of Indiana, were killed bv
lightning during the storm Of Thursday
night of last week. The sheep gathered
under the shade of large poplar tree for
protection, and bolt striking the tree. ran
down the trunk aud killed all OF them.
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Ieachers, Examinations.

County Superintendent j. W. Leech an
nounceS that examinations for teachers in
the public schools will be held at the fol-
lowing times and places:
June @1-At CoopcrSdale.
June 2s-At Morellville for Morrell-
willie and Lower YOdcr.
June 29-At RoNbuIy for Upper Yoder.
June 3O-At Walnut Grove for Stony
creek
July AT Dale.
July AT Concmaugh for Franklin.
East Taylor and East Concmaugh.
July S-At Hastings for Elder and Hast
IngS.
JULY AT Bearers for SnSquchanna.
July II-At Fairvicw for jackson.
July l2-At RoScdalc for West Taylor.
July I3-At Weavnr'S for Richland.
July li-At Covers for Conemaugh.
July I5-At SaliN for Adams.
July lG-Ar Ebcnsburg for Cambria
township and EbenSburg.
July lS-At South Fork.
July I9-At Summcrhill for Croyle.
July aO-At Wilmorc for Summcrhill
township and Wilmorc.
July 2I-At Portage for Portage Bor-
ough and township.
July .2--At Lilly for Washington and
Lilly.
July 23-At Galiitzin for Gallitzin Bor-
ough and township and Tunncllhill.
July 2J-At 1T. Augustine for Clear
field.
July 2G-At 81. Lawrence for Chest.
July 2--At Beaver for White
July 2S-At Glasgow for Rcadc.
July 2g-At DySart for Dean.
July 3O-At Ashville for AShvillc and
Ashland.
Aug. AT Noel's for Munster.
Aug. AT Lorctto for Allegheny and
LOrrctto.
Aug. 3-At Chest Springs.
Aug. AT Carrolltown for Carroll and
Carroltown.
Aug. AT BclSano for Blacklick.
Aug.G-At NicktOwn for Barr.
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Evans, Mill Burned

On Tuesday forenoon about eleven
o'clock the grSt mill of John and Richard
Evans. iI Cambria Township. about eight
miles northwest of EhcnSburg. was dis
covered To be on fire in the attic and the
flames had already made such progress
thar the building was past saving. Close
To thc.griSt mill was steam saw and
planning mill and ;hcSc too. caught fire
from the burning gristmill and were soon
reduced To ashes. Along with the buildings.
about two hundred dollars worth of grain
and about FIVE hundred dollars worth OF
lumber were also destroyed. The property
was an old land mark i'm Cambria town
ship. the burned mill which was built
| about twelve years ago standing on the
site of an old griSt mill owned by
Richard Evans, and the present owners
were two of his sons John and Richard
| The loss iS estimated at about $1,000 with
no insurance. The mills were run by wa
ter power when the water supply was Suf-
iicicnt. and when rebuilt steam WAS also
added To furnish the power when the
water was low. II i supposed that the
fire originated from the furnace, the en-
gincbeiug in use when the fire occurred.
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Closing Exercises of the Ebensburg
Normal.

For several years past il has been the
custom of the students to close the Nor
NAL term with a picnic. This year slight
departure from the old way will be made
The school will close Friday. June. the
cath, and on the afternoon of the y, there
will be various athletic exercises, consist
ing of match game of foot ball, a match
game of baseball and other interesting ex-
erciseS. On Thursday evening preceding
the close, DIR. c. III. FitZwlliamS will de-
liver his noted lecture, The Battle of
Life DIR. Ftzwilliams has Travelled ard
lectured extensively not only in America,
but also in Europe, having been across the
ocean no less than thirteen times
After the close of the lecture ON Thurs
day evening, a social will be held. to
which all students, members of the Frank
lin Literary Society, and all other friends
of the students will be invited
Each part of the exercises will be under
competent committee, so that a pleasant
and profitable time may be anticipated,
SO far far as arranged the. programme
for the atheletic contests to be held on
Thursday afternoon. June y, as a part of
the closing exercises of the Normal. will I g
af follows:
One mile bicycle race.
20 yard dash.
y mile running race
Running high jump
Standing long jump.
Hop skip and jump.
Throwing at mark by ladies'
All the contests are open to the public
Persons wishing to enter should notify the
chairman of the alheletic committee o. d.
ioupt as soon as possible.
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SIMON'S !
UP With THE SALES!
DOWN With THE PRICES !

No let the Great Bargain Sale this week of Goods,
Carpets, Shoes Oxfords, and Clothing co THEY MUST
This week will sell big lot of Chalies at and Acts.
yard. New wash dress goods worth 0c at Sc yard.
New so inch dress goods at l5c Dress gnghams at 10 and
12c Good calico &c. Linen toweing, &C. Red table linen
Ole Curtain scrm 7c Mems gray mixed Hose at Sc
pair
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A TrENTION. snLnIEko

A TTENTION. SOLDiEKSt
"a have been appointed by the Hon. Secre-
tary OF the Interior PENSl IN AND CLAIM
CENT. ] have TWELVE YEARS ENPER-
IENCE. All claims entrusted 10 me viii receive
prompt attintion. Any soldiers drawing lees
than 80 per Month peLstOn can have n increased
70 s. IS. f0 and Sl2 per month according 10 disa-
bility. under the act O June p. lsgl.
Please give an old wounded cOmrade your pat
ronage. once with Wm. Il Sechler Attorney at
Law. Reade's Row, Centre street Ehensburg
Pa. j. q. BURKE.
Pension Attorney.
Late Major 18th Regt., Penna. Reserves
May 90 Is92.3m
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y ~ = ~ - "a -
costs.
'alth ". Casper
lam Smith. Pat J
md Thomas Mol;
'cndantS not quill
SECOND WEEK.
niger X Son ". II
el iSSnp Claim Z

\. =. Messenger ~ Son ". II. J. IIopplc
ct al. Fcigned issue. Claim of Plaintiffs
in writ To goods levied on released.
Use Mrs. Rose McGough vs. William
Donohoc ct al. Sci. Fa. Sur. Recg. Con
| tinucd.
stephen McGarvey et al. ". John Roach.
| Eicctmcnt. Continued.
Martin Mcdonald ". William F. Pros
ser ct al. Eicctment. Continued.
i. NJ. Murdoch X Bro. " Ellen Connor
ct al. Sci. Fa. Sur. NJ. l.. Continued
Frank G.. Patterson. assignee, ". Sam
ucl Snyder, constable. CapiaS ad Resp,
etc. Plaintiff becomes non-Suit.
Wilson X Lcckcy ". Charles II. Suppcs
Appeal. Jury find for plaintiff the sum OF
sI24s7lI.
Frederick Eager vs.. E. Gcssler. Appeal.
| settled
Artic lee Co. ". c. IL. Suppcs. Assump-
sit. Discontinued.
|, Use Mary Cole vs. f. l. CrcSSweH As
| SumpSit Continued
Sophia LutzgcSell W.. Gus. Simon. Ap-
| peal. Continued.
| Love, Sunshine & Co. V. Caron Leahey
| Appeal. Defendant con>esSeS judment for
SIPS.
| George Ertel * Co. vs. Elmer Walter cr
| al Assumpsit. Plaintiff becomes non
| suit.
+. Z. Martin vs. John Coad. admfnistra-
tor. ASSumpSit. Jury find for plaintiff
| the sum of 500.
| WOrkingman'S building and Loan As
| Sociation vs. Thomas Plunkctt. Scire
| FaciaS. Defendant confesSes Judgment fol-
Si32.GS, with interest from llth January
| 1Sg2
II. +. Lcventry vs.. Chas. H. Suppes
! Appeal Settled.
ii. w. Ahlers * Co. vs.. William O'BricI
ct al. Sci. Fa. Sur. NJ. l.. Settled
| William Davis vs.. Borough of East Con
emaugh. TreSpaSs. Jury find for plain.
| tiff the sum of 81. 81.
William LLOYD vs.. Henry Dunlap ct al
| Ejectment. Continued by consent.
ii. ;. Orner vs.. !. \. Bracken. Appeal
| Defendant confeSScS Judgment.
:. Ewart & Co. vs.. w. Miller. Appeal
| Continued.
Ed. NJ. Lytle x Co VS. E. Il. Cresswell
| Continued.
a. +. Flick ". Pennsylvania Railroad
| Co. TreSpaSS. On trial.
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CourfProceedfugs.

The following cases were disposed OF last
week in addition those reported in our last
weeks issue:
Com monwealth vs.. Ellen Seely. larceny.
Jury find defendant guilty Sentenced TO
pay Il ne of -, costs and go TO jail for six
months.
Commonwealth V. Elizabeth Weaver,
larceny. plead guilt.
commonwealth ". John Bulo. bur
glary Continued
Commonwealth ". James Bladlcy- as
sauIt and batter. Jury find defendant not
guilty but divide the COSTS between the de
fcndant aud the pro>ccutriN. Mrs. Me
Weigh.
commonwealth ~. William AIlcnbaugh
ct al. malicious mischief Indictment
quaShed.
Commonwealth vs. T. W. Hclfrich and
Pr. Miller. larceny. Defendants acquit-
ted.
Commonwealth vs George Foust and
William FouSt. larceny. Defendants a' =
quilted.
Commonwealth ". Harry C. Mullen,
pursuing a worldly occupation on Sunday.
a special verdict was taken in this case
the Jury finding the defendant guilty ia
| accordance with the facts. but subject tC
the decision of the court on points reServ =
| ed.
Commonwealth ". Peter III. MalZI. as
| sault and battery. Jury find defendant
| guilty. Sentenced To pay fine of -. costs
and 20 To Jail for 20 days.
Commonwealth ". Annie FrankhouScr
keeping diSordcrIy house Jury find de-
| fendant guilty
Commonwealth W. Max Reigh and
Frank Reign. forcible entry and dctainer
Jury find defendants guilty. Sentenced tC
pay Jointly Il fine Of So and costs.
Commonwealth v. John &. Meyer. sure
" of the peace. Ordered TO enter into re-
| cognizance in the sum of 500 To keep tho
peace.
Commonwealth ". Felix McHugh and
| Commonwealth W. Edward Clark, botl
| charged with assault and battery, tn,
| Grand Jury ignored the bills.
Commonwealth Charles c. Bash. forni-
cation and baStardy. Lizzie Carney, pros
| ecutrX. Jury find defendant guilty. Tho
usual sentence was imposed
Commonwealth V. Joseph Pierro, larce-
| ny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth John Ream. constable
| failing to execute a legal process. Jury
| find defendant not guilty but that he pay
| Onc-half of the costs and the prosecutor
Samuel Jacobs, pay the other half.
| Commonwealth ". George w. Porch, as
| Sault and battery. Mol. pros. entered.
Commonwealth vs.. f. f. Dugan, remov-
| ing goods with intent TO defraud creditors
! Mol. pros. entered.
| Commonwealth ". Ellen Burns, assault
| and battery. Defendant, who was con
| victcd at last court. was sentenced to pay
a fine of - and costs.
| Commonwealth ". Samuel Ream. fur
| niShing liquor to a person visihly intoNica
ted. Jury found defendant not guilty bu
! but that he pay the costs.
| Commonwealth ". Charles V. Stains
larceny. Court direct Jnat the dcfendan
| be discharged
| Commonwealth ". Il. II. Atkinson. on
| tering Il house in the night time with in
tent to commit a felony. Jury find defend
ant not guilty.
Commonwealth ". Gale IIcslop. main
| tanning a nuisance. Jury find defcndan
| guilty. Sentenced To abatc the nuiSanc
and pay the costs.
| Commonwealth ". Casper Wolf, JOIN
| Endlin, William Smith. Pat Welsh, Pat
| rick Nolan and Thomas Nolan, larceny
| Jury find defendants not gully.
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G.. II. ROBERTS,
Agent, EBEN SBUEG, PA.

DROPDSALS FOR FURNISHING SRA
Il tiOnaTy. Furniture, Fuel and other supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and laws
Of the Commonwealth Of Pcuusy lvania. hereby
invite sealed proposals. at prices below maxi
n I'm rates tiNed in schedules TO turui.h Station
airy. Furniture. Fuel and other Supplies for the
several departments Of the State Government
and for making repairs in the several depart-
merits, and for the distribution Of fhe public doc
uments. for the year ending the hrsL Monday Of
June. a. ID. 1898.
Separate proposals viii he received and scpa-
rate contracts awarded a. announced ia said
schedules Each proposal -nust DC accompanied
by bond with approved suretics, conditioned for
the faithful performance OF the contract, and ld-
dressed and delivered 10 me b. fore twelve o'clock
NJ. OF wednesday the 2Sth day Of June, \. D.
lss2, st which time the proposals will be opened
and contracts awarded. in the Reception room Of
he Executive Department AZ Harrisburg.
Blank bonds and schedules containing all ne
cessary information ca1 be obtained at this De-
partmcnt. WILLIAM r. HAKRIIN.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
June 10th. ls92.3t.
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Agents for harvesting mac hinery are
getting their work in now.
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Connections at Cresson
SOUTHWARK.
NORTIIwARD.

bradley, Noeland Lucket are Flag stations.
IIIsLNNyteAsEEIs ssss.sm sssmsSssssss snss! H,l5.s reg
AhnAAi3AS6EO. a. SCOTT New York 1ity
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miscellaneous Notices.

u,ETNSBIRG MARBLE AND GRANITE
II Works AS sketehcd hy special reporter O.
the Iohnstown Daily Herald. Reliable dealers
and nre goods
During > recent hviug trip to ERenshurg the
,vrf'er a. rhiS article -tSffe1 the Marble and
Granite WORKS of las. Wilkinson X Son. which
were founded in 1850. The senior memEer of this
progressive frm has he'd an experience 81 thirty
I'VE wears and his son and nartrer Is also
4 Uted workcr Tire class nf wo-k they ~ pdure
l. OF the Ligl est c'ass and sfvle- From fOur 10
nve hands employed and the very finest mon
uments in the county seat are specimens OF their
SKIN. shipments are made through this and 70
adjoining counties
an kinds oi cemetery work Is executed and
a rne line of Iron Railing is handled snd sod
The stock Of work kept on hand freceived by the
car-inad) il very extensive and many very nne
monuments exhibited, two especially Deiug
executed in the rustic style and in imitation of
hrickwork. with finely executed cross on the
TOD. Among the many me monuments erec ed
hy this hrm is eiRht ton fifteen -feet-high
monument for Sheriff Grifirh. monument for
Father Christy (sixteen feet high, also mOnu-
ments tor Jacob Kibler and daughter OF John
Grffth. Both gentlemen give personal atten
tfon 10 business we'll executing the nnest
work In all the time they have been in business
they have adhered strictly 10 the maxim III goods
class Of work can be bought elsewhere. We have
no hesitancy in recommending Msssrs- wilkin-
son * son toour readers as reliable business men.
progressive and trustw-rthy- Visit their estao-
lShment before ordering elsewhere"
"SpeciaI attention paid 10 setting work
CEALED- PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Secretary of the Chest township School
buildings. and clearing off one acre OF ground:
The place IS known as the Mchance school All
bids must he in by July LIST. 1892 The board re
se-ves the right 10 reject any or all bids
JOS. HIPS. JAS l. IIll-i1,
Secretary President.
June Il 1872
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SHOES! SHOES
Infants Shoes s. par Chldrens spring heel
button lace 8, soc; Cldens spring heel Shoes from
9 75c Misses high spring heel button, to q $5
and Sl4S; Ties. patent leather tips, 75c
Ladies' Oxford Tes patent leather tips $98; Ladies clothtop
Oxfords with tips, $23, Ladies, try button shoes
at ST. 23 81 81 Also clothto spring heel
shoe S24S Gentlemen try solid leather shoes at
S24 and $50; Kangaroo Lace and Congress at 81 % and
$34S Boys lace shoes, IL to ,, Csc; to D at $L23
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pAlLROAD TIME TABLE NO. l or TIr
IL CressOn, Clearfield County ana New York
Short Route Railroad. In effect on and after
November ljt. n 1891.
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NOTICE-
n The Ebensburg Building * Loan Ass9cia-
tion will have - 600 10 sell the 4th Monday OF
June 1881 at their Office in Council chamber,
Ebensburg. Pa LESTER l@AklMEh
June 10, 1892 st. secretary
NOR SALE
+ Farm in Munster township. Cambria couD-
ty Pa For particulars call on OF address
MRS. ELLEN O'DONNELL,
lime L 3m Cresson, Pa.
TOR SALE-the Ioretto House, Loretto, Pa.
n Terms easy For particulars. address
MRS. T.. h. MDONALD,
March II Isq2 Loretto, Pa.
WANTED !-Furs OF all kinds. for which the
w highest market prices will he paid. Bring
them in O. l.. FREDERICKS.
oct3O Ebensburg. Pa.
CARLOAD OF Barb Wire cheap at Duiton
N Sons
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A CARLOAD OF Barb Wire cheap at Duftor
IA Sons.
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All the contests are open TO the public.
Persons wishing 10 enter should notify the
chairman of the alheletic committee. o. ID.
lloupt, as soon as possible