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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
Mr1ck ntIncketS Sfntinn.

Last Friday evening wreck occurred
on the Cambria n CIcariield division Of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. near Luckct sta
tion. seven miles from here that might
have resulted in 4 great loss of life. The
Hastings accommodation left CreSSon
about six o'clock that evening. with or
dcrS to look out for freight. The cngu-
Ger forgot his orders. il is said, and pro-
cccdcd towards Kaylor station AT a lively
rate. When near Lucket, the engineer Of
the freight train caught sight of the
Hastings train, and thinking there was
something wrong, Stacked up and succeed
ed in stopping his train. The engineer Of
the Hastings train did not see the freight
until too late and crashed into it., totally
dcmolishiug the two locomotives and
throwing them from the track. Brake
man Curry. of the Hastings train, was
standing on the platform of the rear car at
the time of thcacoiliSion and was thrown
down the cmbankmcnt and had two ribs
broken and was otherwise injured The
EbcnSburg branch train was coming to-
ward the wreck about this time and would
have run into the wreck. but Mr.. Curry,
despite his injuries. ran back and tagged
il. The SmaSh-up delayed traffic until late
Friday night. The engineer OF the Hast
ingS train. named Gearhart, has always
been a trusted employe of the railroad
and this was his first accident.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29

The Cambria Iron Company has COM
menccd the erection Of a steel rail mill at
JuhuStown. and is pushing the work TO
the SpecdicSt possible completion. The
estimated cost will reach Sl.UOO,OOO, and
part of the construction machinery is in
shape for operation. The new mil is de
signed TO bc one of the models of the big
plant of the Cambria company, equal if
superior to the steel rail plants at Spar
rows Point. StecItOn and Braddock.
There is a veritable boom in progress at
the Gautier Stee, works there, and 1000
men are working extra hours. making II
hours a day All the departments are
pushed to the limit of their capacity. and
il is said the works are now two months
behind orders.
In addition to the SI,OOO,oO0 rail mill to
be built by the Cambria Company at
Johnstown. its leases on the rolling mill
at Cumberland, Md. which is owned by
the Baltimore S Ohio Company, will be
renewed The mill mas been idle since
SeDtember.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
Killed by IN blast.

Miles Kennedy was the victim of hor-
rible accident at the quarries of the Jun
iatd Limestone Company, near Williams
burg, Blair county. on Thursday of rast
week. wrong signal had been given TO
the battery man by man who was sta
toned at such a place that Kennedy was
not out of harms way.
He had prepared to blast bottom
hole" and was in the act of putting the
finishing touches To his work. but before
he could get away tC place OF safety the
signal To ignite the blast was given TO the
man at the electric key and in an Instant
time the deadly explosive had performed
its terrible work, the rock was shattered
into thousands of pieces, and Mr.. Ken
ucdy, being hurled with frightful force
before it, was lying a mangIed, bruised
mass of shattered flesh and bones some
distance away.
When the extent of the terrible work
that had been done dawncd upon the
startled quarrymen they ran TO their un-
fortunate companions side. 1t was found
that both his eyes were blown out, one
arm ami one leg were torn completely
from his body: he was a mass of bruises
and decorations from head To foot, and a
most diligent search failed To reveal a
trace Of the missing arm, which, report
says was blown into atoms.
The injured man fingered in the great
est agony until o'clock Thursday even
ing, when death came To his relief and
ended his suffering He was abont Is
years of age and is survived by wife and
five children.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
New Officials sworn In.

All the county officials elected at the
November election were sworn in on Mon
day. and took charge of their respective
offices.
The poor directors made the following
appointments: Thomas Hoover, stewart;
Mrs. Hoover, matron. DIR. Jones, of
Ebcnsburg, was appointed to attend to the
Door house inside, and the following
outside physicians were appoi ated: Dr..
Hannah. OF Johnstown: DR.. MOoner, OF
Patton: DIR. Bradley, of Gallitzin; DIR. Hell
frick. of Spangler: Dr. Sloan, of Carroll
town; Dr. Rice, of Hastings; DIR. Bryan, OF
Ashville. and Dr. Glass, of Portage.
The Commissioners appointments are as
follows: Commissioners clerk, John
Gates: assistant clerk, Abel Lloyd, Jr.;
attorney, NJ. ID. Kittell, ESQ.,; janitor, Ill.
j. Grouse Cfor three mOnths); wa:chman
upstairs, Edward Owens.
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Tho PiifsbnrE Times.

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In addition to all this. the Times offers
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Argument Isis.

The following cases have been set down
for argument at argument court, January
18th, 1891:
Fowler Us. Bland: Noel V. Provident
Mutual Fire Insurance Company; Wilson
vS. MayS ct al: Bendon vs.. Pryor: Com
monwealth vs.. Noel: same v. McMullen:
same vs. Matto; same vs.. AukenbOwer:
same vs. O'Connell: Barnhart -. Ham
mer; Peoples Building * Loan ASSocia
tion ". Shiflicr; McClelland. plaintiff in
error, vs.. Somerset Dairy Co., defendant in
error: same vs.. Jno. Thomas x Sons. de-
fendant in error: in re citation i'm assigned
estate of Ella Il. Mcdonald: NJ. W. Con-
drick X Son vS. CreSSwell; Commonwealth
vs. Grouse; same vs. same; Miller v.
BeJtcrman; FlciSher Bros. v. Mintm!er
II Oglvie: Luther vs. Ferling: Mayer ".
OgilVie: BOewiue vs.. CreSSWel: Me
ManuS * Reilly, Garnishee, yS. BroSiker,
defendant in error: same ". Griffith. de-
fendant in error: Waters X Bro. V. My
crs: Wcimcr vs. BeilStein; Rick vs.. Rick;
Treasurer of Cambria county vs.. DOrean
ct al: McAlecr vs. HARRISON ct al;
SharbCugh vs.. Sharbaugh: Wilson V.
WcStover ct al: McKdige, admiuiStra
tor. V. Douglass ct al; in re road in
Rcade township; OFT Vs. c. n c. Il. Il. Co;
Commonwealth ". EnOS: JohnStOwn City
". l.. 4 O. K. K. Co.; same ~. same;
same vs.. same; same v. same; same VS.
same: same VS.. same; same V. same; in
re- road from Argyle street in South Fork;
Plndlc ". Work: Wilson V. Powers;
Baker ". LantZy; Hazclett V. Wilt ad-
miniStrator: in re bridge over Clearield
creek: Glass vs.. Glass; CrcSswcl ".
kautz Bros: same V. Creed.
J {. DARBY
Prothonotary.
The following eases will be presented
for argument at argument court, Janu-
AIRY L., IsH:
In re- petition of Andrew McCarty for
discharge of administrators and revoca-
tion of letters in estate of David TreNler,
decreased.
In re- road in H. II. O'FIicl, executor of
Francis O'Fricl. deceased, 10 SHOW cause
why letters tcStamentary should not be
vacated and revoked
In re- exceptions 10 inquest in estate of
Eichard Sharp, deceased.
DANIEI. \. MCtioUGU,
Clerk o. c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29

The following marriage licenses were is
sued 10y the Clerk OF the OrphrnS' Court
for two weeks ending "Wednesday, Jan
nary 3rd. lSgi:
Elias Rorabaugh, Concmaugh, and Hat
tie Humphreys. Cambria township.
James Edgar Barr and Roscla Riley.
Johu>towu.
James 7. Murray ana Amanda j. Reed,
No. Is. Blair county.
Winfield Jones and Grace Wilson,
.Tohustown.
James II. Pountuey and June r. Me
Elcarr, JOhustowu.
Jacob NJ. Collier and Clara Miller. Dale.
Thomas c. Brown and Pearl L. Schrefr-
Ter, South Fork.
Michael kanowaI and Mary Komara,
Juhnstown.
William G. McElcarr and Mary Rich
ards. JOhustOwu.
Grant Harsbargcr and Jennie Vincent.
Rcade township.
otto Piorin, New York City. and Annie
l.. Eidridge, JOhnStown.
Daniel orr. South Fork, and Mary f..
Bcnner, Duulo.
Joseph BENDER New Ca~'i@' IA ana
Kate GalIagGo'- J"nnStoWn.
IsUptIl AItOdiu ana 'Ndl an N'Nolhlth =
Washington township.
Daniel NOunkCr. JohnStOwn, and Mary
Ann Crush, Paint township, Somerset
county.
Norman Rhodes and Laura Allison,
East Taylor township.
Andrew Dluga and Antonia Franka,
GallitZin.
Jos. Kardicl and Lena MchclenSki.
JOhuStOwn.
Conrad Becker, Jackson township. and
Augusta Molter. MorrcllVille.
John Eckmair and Christine Kurt,
Ehrculcld.
Antoni FybursEi and Pauline Zalaska,
j0hnStOWn.
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ResE Estate Transfers.

Edgar y Peden e.. al. to Ellie c. Peden,
JohnStown. consideration. 81.
| Cora E. Moses ct al. 10 Enie c. Peden,
! Johnstown, 81.
! John c. Taylor's guardian TO Adam
| Lowry. jackson, $40.
! James Crawford to Adam Lowry, Jack
son. SO.
Treasurer of Gambia county to VIM. H.
| Sechler, Jackson, 50.
Sarah Morris, eXecutriX, to George j.
| ROD gers. Blacklick. 1868.
John Murray ct NY TO Philip Cramer ct
| al. Jackson. $500.
Treasurer of Cambria county to Cam
| biia county, Summarhill township. SlO9.
Cambria county to Pennsylvania Trust
/ company, trustee, Summerhill township,
! Sos
Felix a. Lee ct ux. to John IL. Morley,
| assignee, Dale. 81.
Frederick Young ct ux. to Elizabeth
Lape, StonycreeK, $500.
Executor of Nicholas Helfrick to Peter
Helfrck. Elder. 81.
Cambria Iron company to Lydia Blough,
Upper Yoder, 1896.
Cambria Iron company to Patrick
Croyle, Johnstown S225.
Blubaher Coal company TO Thomas
Barnes ct al, Barr, Si,a50.
Blubaker Coal company to Thomas
Barnes ct al. Barr, S2.7OO.
Thomas Barnes ct al, TO Blubaker
Coal company, Susqurhanna, ST.
Scott W. Jones 10 Martha a. Hammond,
EbcnSburg. Sl2O
John c. Martin ct uX. to Frederick
Bruening. Portage, sos.
Thomas Byrnc, Jr. to Donald McRae,
SuSquehanna. 500.
Charles Miller ct ux. to Elijah J. Ross.
Su>quchanna. so.
James Dunn et ux. To l.. ID. Stiler,
Lilly. S1.s5O.
Emanuel RhoadcS 81 ny. to Evan Row
land. West Taylor, $50.
James Perry ct uN., To SlIas W. Allen,
Chest Springs. $500
SiIaS W. Allen to Esther l.. Douglass.
Chest Springs, S3np.
Francis Huber ct uN. To Russell Wertz,
Elder. 80.
II. +. Hewitt TO !. p. Fry, Hastings,
$500.
Paul Short ct ux. TO T. NJ. Sheehan.
Patton. $50.
Urich Lloyd ct al. to ~ c. Hopkins.
SusqueLanna. 5000.
Urich Lloyd TO John Hips, Susquehan-
ma, 81.
Oliver J. WcNtover ct ny. to Ida West
| over, SuSquehanna, 81 COO.
John Il. Murphy ct ny. to John c. Luxe,
South Fork. Sj25.
South Fork. 800.
Thomas Barnes ct al. to Bluhaker Coal
company. Barr, SI.35O.
4 ID,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
A Breakfast Appetite
Can Pest he Aided Ry
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
ConsiseIy Told and Brightly
Commented Upon.
Can Pest He Aided !

The PATRIOT is the only complete morning
new spaper that reaches Central Pennsylvania AT
an early hour OF the day.
IL is one Of the foremost Democratic newspa-
pers in the state and the only one printed at the
the state capital the official and political centre
OF the cOmmOnwe lth.
1t prints the news, receiving IL over its own
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great press associations, aided 10y its own cor
respondents.
Tho Patriot IS democratic to the core. II is
opposed 10 bosses and an enemy of corrupt mo
nOpOlies. 1t isn't afraid TO night the wrong: ~
never besitates to speak iUr the right.
1t makes a speciality OF department news and
gives mere each day than all the other state pa
peTs combined.
The leading question duriug the winter will be
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free To the Unemployed 1t inserts
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umn for other wants.
DAILY every week day morning In the year.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
r,a asemt.wceK,xPo PostsIoo Year.

In casting ABOUT for a paper for 1894,
that viii meet your own wants aid the
wants Of your family. you should not. in
Justice TO your own interests, overlook the
PittSburg mi-weekly Post, price one
dollar year. You cannot get a greater
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You want TO join the club of subscribers
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specimen copy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
In Dry Goods.

GinghamS in all patterns at > cents per
yard.
Muslin, full width. al ~ cents per yard.
Blue calico>. all patterns. AT = cents per
ward. Just think of it. former price G'z
cents per yard.
Outing cloth in every style At 10 cents
per yard
Table Linen. white. at % cents per yard.
White flannel at 20, b aud j. cents per
yard.
Red flannel from i 10 b cents per ward.
Gray flannel at l2is cents per yard.
Storm serge. blue or black, at 40 cents
per yard.
BroadeIoth. blue or black. 80 inches wide,
at - cents.
All-wool Henrietta. "a inches wide. Sl.ul
Bordered serge. gray or brown, at -
cents.
Camel hair mixed. the latest dress goods,
al 40 cents.
Any color of Casmere you want - cents
per yard.
IIop-Sacking. the latest and most fash
iOuablc dress goods. al - cents per yad.
Chenille table covers. very pretty. from
81. .4s To SO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
Holiday cheer.

The holiday season is close upon us. and
every household i'm the land is preparing
for the plum pudding, and the general
fcasting and rejoicing. little good
brandy for the mincc pie. rum for the
pudding, or little Stimulant to keep the
spirits up and the cold out. is absolutely
necessary for an old-time Christmas cheer.
One of the most prominent liquor dealers in
the country Mr.. Max Klein, of Allegheny.
Pa. " hOm we can cheerfully recommend,
and who has the reputation for handling
only absolutely pure liquors, will sell you
the following brands Of siN-year-old pure
Pennsylvania ryeS atSl.OO per full quart or
six for - go: Bear Greek, Gibson. Gucken-
heimer. Finch and Overholt. The famous
Silver Age, the finest whiskey in the coun-
try. at $50, and DuQuesne, a whiskey
distilled from rye aud malt, at Sl.25 per
quart: Guckenheimer, years old. at 7jc.
quart, and the Anchor rye at 80 cents.
You can have your choice of all kinds oi
California wines, gins rum and brandy, all
pure and old. at from 5Ocents per quart up
All goods neatly boxed and shipped by ex-
press. Send for catalogue and price list ol
| all kinds of liquors to Max Klein, - Fed
| eral street, Allegheny, Pa.
The new board of county anditor'
commenced work auditing the receipts anC
| expenditures of Cambria county for tn,
naSt Vpat
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29

Better >uIL> sIt-..
The OYcrcUat season il here. our sales
have started and they are going fast.
WHY?
Because no one ever saw them 80 cheap.
We are prepared for "a biz trade in pants.
We mean 10 sell and can't help IL. II YOU
look al our fine line You VIII buy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29

l6euS. ugut OI ,.,.. 90.
Lounges, Moquct plush, very fancy. Tor
$50.
These lounges are full six feet long and
good width.
We carry the best assortment Of rockers
In town.
II would DO yOu good 10 see our leader:
\ cane bottom rocker. with very fancy
hack. for =. .gS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
Busy?
~CoURSE.

THE BIGGEST CROWD is the best
proof of public confidence justly reposed in
a merchant, and of the best place that gives
the best value for the money.
Hitting the nail on the head requires
good eye. Use your good eye and make a
note of our name and prices.
Mr. H. Orth. our buyer, has returned
from the East, and while there bought large
and got good prices. We buy only for CASH
and cash buys more than credit these dull
times. We have larger stock than ever
b"frrn therefore we are able to quote some
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
Orphans Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
El6 Acres.

more OF less and having thereon erected a new
Frame Dwelling House and Spring House. a new
B-hk Barn GiN5O ieet, shop ana StUrehUUse, all
in good repair
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent o the purchase money 20 he paid
In hand at the time of the ssIe. and tie t4IaLce
OF Unc-thTd at the confirmation VI sale: On-thirC
ia one ear. ana OEc-third in two years IN the
tine OF the confirm alton Of the sale -. irrre ed
Payments 20 bear interest and To be secured 10y
Judgment bond and mortgage OF the pury haser.
JOSEPH r. FISHFR.
Administrator oi the estate OF >iIas Nagle
Munster, Pa, January ,, 1894
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29

SPEI'IAI. TRIAL LIST.
- January 2sth, 1924.
GrOgan vs. Edwards.
Martin VS.. School District Lower Yoder town
ship.
Iulay Barnes.
GIN VS.. Irwin.
kutruf same.
X tgPr vs. Borough of MorrellvilIe.
Drass W McCipskey.
Powers Crtsswell.
Phoenix Brewing Company VS.. Burk.
Rively 4. X X. Go.
Wilson X 10. Smith.
Vincent. BarstOw n Go. VS.. CreSswell.
ISy lor VS. Caldren.
Borough Of GalIitZin vs.. Gains.
Is. =. IraHerInan y 20. vs.. BenshOn & Go.
Gone vs.. Horner X HOSard.
ChestnuewoOd vs.. Weaver
Huntley VS. EbensOurg & Blacklick Railroad
Company.
Edison General Electric Coin .sny VS.. Cress-
we'll
RdatI
Treasurer Cambria county vs. WeakIan6 ct al.
Same vs.. Miller ct al.
J.C. DARBY.
jan. 5. 1894 PrOrhoI Otary.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
WE AREIN THE LEAD.

stiff hats. the latest STYLES. for 500
Better quality stiff hats from Sl.25 up 20
$50.
Gaps in all styles and kinds from 10 cents
TO Sl.OO.
Good heavy ovcrShirtS for 4 cents.
All-wool blue, black and grey SKIRTS for
SID.
Latest styles lauudr:ed shirts. with coll
ar attac he'd. from - cents up 10 Sl.5O.
Nnm ought 20 see
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HNErIrrRiN, NOTICE

vNNECUTRiX' NOTICE.
X Estate oi John Metzgar. deceased.
a,,a-s Parliamentary on the estate OF Johh
Nerzgar late of the borough OF Lilly, IN Cam
nria county Pennsy lvania. having been granted
., ne no.ice is hereby given 10 all persons ndebt-
"a 10 said estate to make payment To me without
daiay a nd those having claims against the same
will present them properly authentlcaIed ior SET
,pnt W, 20 me CAROLINE METZtiAk.
Lilly Ia, Dec Is, is9S-ct EAecutrx.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29

INTRAY NOTICE.-Came to the premis s Of the
- undersigned residing in CiallitZin )Oroug h
on or about December Ist, 1898, n large briudle
cow hind legs and tail white, and W. airing a
medium size bell. The owner is requested 10
cone forward. prove property, pay charges AMI
take her away. otherwise she will be dis posed of
according To law. ERNEST YONkIN.
\
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Kitchen Tables, SI.oS.

Breakfast Tables. drop leaf, six legs. for
800.
six foot extension tables drop leaf. oak.
for 500 Child's rockers from 30 cents 10
Sl75.
See our
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
CLOTHE.NG.

FOR BOYS
BOYS suits. latest styles. from Sl.24 10
500.
Iouth'S suits in the very latest patterns
commencing a $50 and up.
We bought special lot OF boys three
piece suits. sizes ., 10, II and i. They are
actually worth SI2.uO. We can sell them
for $3.50 and SI.9S. They are dandies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
CHILJ'S ROCKER FOR Sl24

We give YOU one mattress brd tick
cotton TOP and woven wire spring Tor 500
solid bottom kitchen chair. light or
dark. 500.
Ask any of our customers and they viii
recommend and advise you 10 buy our
-. - cane chairs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

4 DMINISTATOR'S NOTICE.
n Letters of adm in !stra tion the e tate of
Fred W Davis, late of Cambria townshi, Gam
bria county. Pa. deceased. having been granted
TO the undersigned notice is hereby given to
those indebted 10 said estate TO make pay yDent to
me without delaV. and those having claims
against the same will present them duly althentI-
Gated for settlement. j. Il. SHOEMAKER,
Dec - 1895 Administrator
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Miscellaneous Notices.

'ENHE EbensSurg Building Y Loan Association
| will offer for sale at the council chant =. Eb-
ensburg, on the fourth Monday in u nuary,
Sl.UUU.UO. IHOS. DAN -,
LESTER l. AkIMER, Secretary. President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-29

FURS; ro,o-,.,. -, r,o mare
the highest market price for all kinds cf to-
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Ladies' Furnishing Department.

Ladies jersey ribbed vests. with sleeves
al - cents.
Ladies' wool hose at - cents.
Ladies FaScinatOr~ from l5ccut> tGSl ~
Ladies' Coats. all sizes. from Sl.5O u
$500.
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lNFCUTOR'S NOTICE
IL Notice l. hereby given that letters testa-
mentary in the ATE of Bernari Mcneil. late
of GalliIZin borough. deceased have been gran T.
ed TO All persons owing said esta-e viii
please make pay ment, and those having claims
or demands will make known the same without
delay. JOHN Mon Ell Il.
Surviving executor Of Rernard Mcneil decd.
GallitZln, Pa, January 2, 1894,