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Ts the Atlantic Coast and Return AT
$40 Othe Round Trip.

On August 9th next the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will run another of its
popular SeashOre excursions. These trips
are planned for the express purpose of
furnishing an economical opportunity for
people living in Western PENNSYLVANIA To
visit some of the principal summer resorts
of the Atlantic coast. The tickets permit
of d stay of nearly two weeks, and a choice
of destination is Observation-Disclosures city,
the most popular resort in America. Cape
Map, appropriately called the Queen of
the coast, Sea Isle the Gem of the coast,
and Ocean City, last but by no means the
least attractive of the places.
Special train will leave Pittsburg on
above mentioned date al $50 A NJ. arriy-
ing at Altoona I2:25 p. NJ, where stop for
dinner will be made, and reaching Phila-
delphia 7:20 =. NJ. Passengers can spend
the night in Philadelphia, and take any
regular train of the following day for the
shore.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

Charles Spangler, who was arrested last
evening on a charge of disOrderIy conduct,
according to the statements of the officers,
tried TO commit suicide by hanging him
self in his cell, says Wednesdays Johns
town Tribune.
a young man who was in the cell with
him had taken of his shirt for the night,
and with this Spangler made rope, and,
in the hope OF escaping the misery of this
life, he strung himself Up to the iron bars
at the top of his cell. But his hopes were
short lived, for when he put all his weight
on the shirt he dropped down, with por-
tiOn of the moose around his neck and the
rest still hanging To the bars. Springer is
somewhat demented, and last evening,
when he was placed behind the bars. he
req uested his fellow prisoner TO aid him in
shuffiing off this mortal coil.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
Real Estafe Transfers.

Chest Greek Land & Improvement Com
pany to Gustave Kindbloom, Patton, con-
Sideration, 500.
J. L. Spangler. trustee, to Thomas F.
Reffner, Spangler, $50.
Il. s. Empteld ct uX. to G.. A. Michaels.
Costlow, so.
John L. Wagner to G. A. MichaelS.
CoStlow So.
Peter Schrott to Joseph Brown. Croyle
township. 81 100
Andrew Miller ct ux. TO Arville V. Mill
er, Cresson township, $500.
Mary Engle ct vir. to John Thomas ct
al, East Conemaugh, S425.
Johnson Seey 20 Henry DriScroll, Nor
rellville. 81. 200.
j. CenIralia Hilderbrand To Johnson Seely,
Morrellville. 81.
Martin Stobbe ct ux. to AdOlph W.
Luckhardt. Johnstown. $1,000.
L. +. Mellon 10 Joseph A. Gray, as
signee, Patton, 500.
Cambria Iron Company to Christopher
Repine. JohnStown, S2a5.
f. RightuOur to Jackson Tuthill, Nor
rellville, $500.
John Tuthill to Jason Burns, Morrell
vile. sl,SOO.
Walter j. Weakland to Isaac Weakland
Sr. Elder township, 81 $50
Peter p. Farabaugh to John ID. Ager,
Spanger, 500.
John ID. Ager ct uX. to Thomas p. Ref
ner, Spangler, 5000.
Samuel George ct uX. to Mary Paul.
Blacklick township, 500.
Harris Rabinowitz, TO the Berg Com
pany, Patton, 81, 500.
JpSpph Earbauuh In Elizabpth Eara-
baugh. Spangler, 500.
j. c. Stineman et ux. to George H. FeS-
Ter, South Fork, $50.
Executors of Francis StrittmatteI To l.
=. Strittmatter. NJ. D., Carroll township,
:. 800.
Mountain Coal Compony't to Ezra NJ. Gross,
Adams township, 81 900.
Mountain Coal Company To f. NJ. Gross,
Adams township. 500.
Executor of Mary Ann Cooper to Char
loIte Will. Chest Springs, S22g.
The CrameI Coal, Coke ~ Stone Com
pany To Western Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, West Taylor Township, 81.
Jacob Fend To Peter Baltzerson, Daisy
town, 500.
John Waeldin ct uX. to Rose T. Rep
logic, WestmOnt. Sl,sOO-
Valentine X. Gallagher TO Sarah Annie
Gallagher. Reade township, 500.
Sarah Annie Gallag her ct vir to Melis-
sa CHAPLIN, Reade township, 500.
Administrative of Isaac H. Settlemire To
Citizens Loan X Building Association.
TO Ella ID. Settelmire, Coopersda'r. 81 600.
Harriet l.. Ellis ct al. To William ID.
Wire, Johnstown. 1850.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
Coal Production.

Figures complied at Harrisburg shows
that Westmoreland county still leads in
the production of bituminOuS coal, lisa, ,34G
tons having been produced in that county
during 1893. Allegheny comes next with Il
production of 6,S4 80 tons. The pro-
duction of Cleariield and Fayette counties
was nearly the same, the former producing
6,Osl,324 tons, while Fayette produced
G,lO5.S45. Washington produced 3,4l4, 42f
tons; Cambria, 3,337, ,45g: jefferson, 3,O72,
2g7; Centre. l,259,35l. The leading coke
producing counties are Fayette and West
mOreand, the production of the former
being 3.Ol1 .O54 tons last year. or u decrease
of l,257.77l tons, over the production of
1892. The production of WeStmOreland
county was l, 100, Ssy. decrease of g25. .565
tons. The number of men employed in the
bituminous field in 1898 was 81 800, and
the previous year, IS, ,7s9.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

CK-BEARER-Ma arried d at
st. BenedicI'S church in CaTrolltOwn on
Tuesday. July 81, 1891, DIR. Orlando Hell
frick, of SpangIer, and Miss Rose Bearer,
of Carroll township.
We congratulate this young couple on
their entrance into the matrimonial state
and wish them long and prosperous life
in which they may have as many of the
Joys and a few of the SOrrowS as are given
To mOrtaIs on this terrestrial sphere The
groom is rapidly rising young physician
ofSpangler, who by close study and at
ten:iOn TO his profession, has already been
rewarded with a large and lucrative prac-
iice. The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bearer, of Carroll township,
botn amiable and accomplished and who
will preside over his household with dig
nifty nd grace and be a true helpmate to
her husband.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
TOR the week ending Thursday, August >,
1891:
Ross Anewalt and Leela Hawthorn,
JuhnStOwn.
T. Orlando Helfrick, Spangler, and Rose
NJ Bearer. Carroll township.
Francis Marion Havener and Bertha
ROdda, DuHlJ.
Matthias Engei. Richland township, and
Catharine NJ OhT, JUhnstown.
Samuel y. Wogaman, Upper Yoder
township. and Viola Il. Houpt. JOhnstown.
John MoSsena, Latr0be. Pa, and Mary
Fix. Westmont, Pa.
John HoIko and Annie Barna. Johns
town.
Henry &. limbaugh. Upper Yoder town
ship. and Nancy j. ReeSey. Bedford coun
".
Robert L. WlSsinger and Amanda j.
HarShbaTger. Scalp Level.
Edward j. Mulhern, Lilly. aud Kate
Mcintosh. Portage township.
VIM Gillespie. StrongstOwn, Indiana
county and =. +. Reed, Belsano.
Julius Aabusesak and Mary Drotzar,
JOhnStOwn.
August G Valdez and Wilhelmina Grcs-
kOpf, Allegheny county
Joseph c. Allison, SOuth Fork. and Kate
Link, CrOyle township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

The recent death of Harriet Sackett. of
near Smiths Mills, this county, ended
strange life. Thirty years ago she and
her sister Julia, although suffering in no
way, went to bed and refused to rise again.
They were then young and no amount OF
coaxing could influence them To leave their
bed. The mother cared for them but she
died Afterwards other members Of the
family carried food to them. In time Har-
riet became hopeless paralytic. About
four years ago Julia one day astonished
her friends by getting ~, and she has since
acted as other persons. Harriet was al
ways cold no matter how hot the weather,
and usually slept under mass OF dressed
sheep skins. They never gave reason
for their odd conduct CLedrtetd RepubH-
can.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
Death ofJamesJ.K KayIor.

James j. KaylOr, a wellknOwn citizen
of Allegheny township. died at his home
on Thursday, July 10Th, IN the in the 69th
year of his age.
The deceased was born on the old Kay-
lor homestead on February 18th. 1926 He
was married at Wilmore in 1856 to Cecilia
Burk. In 1856 he was appointed steward
or the county home. which position he
held for number of years.
He was a son of Jacob Kaylor and a
grandson of Peter Kaylor. a Revolution
airy soldier, who was an aide TO General
Lafayette, and was one of the men who
carried the General from the field when
wounded in the battle of Brandywine
After the war he settled in Adams county
and married daughter of the mai after
whom the county was named.
In 1893 his grandfather moved to Cam
bria county. at the instance of Father Gal
liIZin, who was trying To found "a settle
ment near Loretto His son Jacob. father
of the deceased James J. Kaylor, was uni
ted in marriage to Catharine Mcconnell.
an orphan girl who was raised at the home
OF Father GallitZin, the union resulting in
the birth of twelve children, four of whom
are still living: Mrs. Francis Kelly, of
Altoona; Mrs. Mckee, of Oil City; Frank
and John, who live in Kansas.
The deceased is survived by his wife.
three sons and three daughters: Raymond
j., editor of the Hastings Tribune: III. q.
kaylOr, of JohnStown: Lewis f, ut home.
One daughter is Sister of Mercy, while
the other TWO are at home.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
Cressou ana CIearHeId.

EXECUTDR'S NOTICE
Ia Estate of Peter McClarren, deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate OF Peter
MetilaIen, deceased. late OF the township OF
CrOyle. in Cambria county. Pa having been
granted To me a n persons are hereby notified to
make pa yment to without delay. and those
having claims against the said estate viii pre-
sent them PROPERLY authenticated for settlement
HENRY M'CLARREN-
Executor a. Peter Mcjiarren, deceased
Summernill Pa June -. 1894.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

Every Man whose watch
has been rung out of the bow
(ring), by a PickPocket,
Every Man whose watch
has been damaged by drop
ping out of the bow, and
Every Man of sense who
merely compares the old pull
out bow and the new
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
,oCaL AND PERSONAL.

L. -
"a seaman. Of Joansrown, was a
...~-a Eucnsburg on Thursday.
NJ. Harriet Owens, of this place.
-.rs.,i d dur new piano on Saturday
..."','' ...
rr.. Nargauza reform school is over
4E There are accommodations for
...- ..r are in the institution.
r... r.r,,. rhaured of on Tuesday by
rt.--aarg base ball club was won by
,l- carl E,uiuS. Of this place.
vr. John j. Davis. died at early hour
u.I..-..4y morning, after an illness of
..-,. months. aged about 61 years.
,.I..-s balloon ascension 10y Professor
...I Eddy. of Quincy, H.. will be
.-r.arrlrtIous at the coming fair.
.u..,.- STOLE, a mare aud buggy from
-.F....t Robert RUylc, of Conemaugh
..... somerset county, Wednesday
-rr
,uI.,.lu aburrr was brought to Jail
..-.r... .uargcd by Samuel Lapenti.
.-.,a boss uu the HIaCklick. with
...r-a rraah containing clothing, etc.
NJ E-.- E,arrr, of Charleroi, who is
.......l visit Ju his parents. Mr.. and
H. r.-...a I:.lGrr. uf Carroll township.
..-r.-rr Euru~hurg on Wednesday.
,..ru. thieves stole saw mill. ma
...-. srl ..... from ID. F. Edelbute. of
I... u.i wa~ located near West
..- . cambria county CO0Ip0rt
maaL
r.aarl Ea-.rhart. a trapper boy in
-...-..ra- Lalrubr Coal Company,
.--.-.-... .u tire mine. and 4O coal ears
4 .-. H.s,u upon him, causing death
ar,- hours
u.1l.r-ily uf last week Mr.. ID. c.
--.. ~..-a Pork and Miss Kate Will
-l...a. E.l.r county. We're married
Fl -...a..- .t the bride by Rev j. Il.
+ s.~-.. ri the BrIIw oud. NJ. E.
Nor VI. D. KiyteH Esq, c. II.
Il .--.r. I.r- ~.lulau and couple of gen
] -... -..m Maple Park. hose names We
t-, .rar. started on a bicycle trip to
! .....t,aa aud return at I =. VI, this
..r-i4s .lls.rnuuu-
H Ms Jaar Con. died at her home in
Fl .--... township. uu Friday July 21th. |
4 ts.attu thirty Years The deceased Is
. ...-! as I-r husband and five children.
i --r-u4lu- w-r. Inferred in the cemetery
Il .lr>, >grn-~ Hu Monday
4 -N---r~ u.u Philips George IIuntley |
81 as. d, >aE-.t>- of this place, and ii. {.
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lIls'y1l!llSt1

will exclaim: Ought to have
been made long ago!"
ltCan't be etwistedoff thecase.
Can only be had with Jas. Boss
Filledand othercaseS stamped
with this trade mark-@
Send for a watch case opener Cireel.
Keystone watch Case Co,
PhIlAoS4RllAz
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

WANTED E%s5Es5,s ns7 esHcs @sa asa complete 5n ssh
line OF Nursery Stock and seed potatoes High
salary and commission paid weekly Paying
and permanent position guaranteed and success
assured 10 good men Special inducements to
beginners. Experience not necessary Exclusive
territory aud your o"n choice of same given DO
not delay tut apply to
ALLEN NURSERY co.
Growers and PrOpagators, Rochester, N. \.
IN
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

Don't forget tbs fact that the fourth
annual meeting of the Ebensburg Agri-
cultural Society will be held on Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, August
-, -, 30 aud 81.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
The Year 1900.

The following explanation will show you
why the year 1900 will not be counted
among leap years: The years are 365
days. ) hours and 10 minutes long; IL
minutes are taken every year To make the
year 365I4 days long aud every fourth year
We have an extra day. This was Julius
Caesars arrangement. You may ask:
Where do these IL minutes come from -
They come from the future, aud are paid
by emitting leap year every 100 wears.
but If leap year be- omitted regularly every
100 years, in the course of 400 years it is
found that IL minutes taken each year will
not only have been paid back but that
a whole day will have been given up. So
Pope Gregory Nil. who improved ON
Caesars calendar in I5o2. decreed that
every centurial year diyisible by 400 should
be a leap year after all. So we borrow IL
minutes each year, more than paying our
borrowings back by emitting three leap
years centurial years, and square matters
by having leap year in the fourth cen
turial year. Pope Gregory's arrangement
i not exact. and the borrowing and paying
back balanced SO nicely that we borrow
more than we pay back To the extent OF
only one day in j, $50 years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
Ebensburg Rrsnch

Ebensburg Rrsnch
Trains leaves n follows: 20, 10 - a m and
$50 u. IN and arrive at Gresson at 81. 10 IS a.
IN and ! O5 U IN. Lea re CresSUu AT y 80. II 80 a
and 5;}b =. IN. and arrive at Ebensburg at
1905 a. N. and u is and q O5 =.
Leave Iryona at i l5 a. Id. and , 10 .. IN. srriv-
ing at Cress on al 5 O5 "A IN. and y. IN Leave
CressOn . S5 a. and - y. In.. arriving at lr-
vOna at 10 IS a u and 8 10 y. IN.
For rates maps. etc call agent address
THos. r. WATT. 4. A. W. IL. lIO FiIth Ave,
Ptttsburg. Pa.
-. NJ PROVOST. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Manager
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

The County Treasurer viii he IN the Treasurer's
Office. Ebensuurg every Monday and Saturday
from July s.h TO August 18th, and every day after
August 25tn.
FIJI BARKER.
a., unity Treasurer
Treasurer's ONCE Ebensburg. Pa. July Is, 1895
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
The Worlds Fair RebuiIt for tne Pages


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most artistic and magnificent publi, ations
ever ISSUED is now being offered d the
PittSburg Dispatch 10 its readers 1t is
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for full information.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
. nN1INISTRaTRIX, NOTICE

n Estate OF Anthony Blller, deceased.
Letters OF administration l,un the estate of
Anthuny Biller deceased late of Allegheny
TOWNSHIP. In Cambria county, Pa, having been
granted to me- all persons Indebted To said estate
are hereby notified to make payment To me with
DELAY o nd those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment CLARA X. BlI.LER,
Aministratrix
Loretto, Pa, August 3, 1894.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
miscellaneous Notices.

,HE Ebens5urg Building Loan Association
/ will offer for sale at the council chamber Eb-
ensbury, the fourth Monday in August
81 900 90. THOS DAVIS
LESTER LARIMER. Secretary. President
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

THE PittSburg Post is not only the best
newspaper published but it is Handsomely
printed on the best paper and gives all the
news for one cent. The best and the
cheapest. Compare il with any other
paper.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following pc
~ tiuiOns for the tBnsier 6f liquor Hc- ms
ha been II led in the office of the Clerk 81 Court
OF Quarter Sessions OF Cambria county. aud that
The same will he pI Iesenfei To the said Cont Tor
its consideration on MONDAY, AUGUST 2Oih'
lssI
Petition Of ID Iutz & Son Brewing 90. for the
transfer of the whelesaie l cense granted To ID
I.utZ Son in JiaIlitZin borough
Petition of II. Il Newcomer TOR the transfer OF
the retail license xranted to j. Wilson Alien In
Reade township.
August B, 1924. CLERK u -
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Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby given tha' that the County
~ Treasurer "i Cambria county y % attend Ter
the purpose OF receiving county, site and DOG
Ia&e- sseS>et for the year lS+i. at the place ui
holding elections Cor The usu~i place OF receiving
lakes 10y former county surersl IN the Respect
i've districts un the dates mentioned bel ".
\ diCcDnnI Of FER cent viii be ailuWei all
taxes paid ON Ur before September lST. and after
October lSt , peT cent viii Ice added
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
Assignee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JOHN BROWN.

by virtue of alias order issuing OF the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county to me
directed there will he exposed to public sale ON
the premises in the borough SummerhiIl
Cambria County, Pa on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
SATURDAY. AUGUST II, 1894

at 2 O'Clock T. NJ. the premises in the West
ward rl the DOrnugh OF E3' nshurg. Pa. all the
night title and interest OF said NJ. X. CTeery,
OI. in and to the following described real estate.
wit:
All that certain lot of ground situate in the
borough EI,ensburg. Cambria county, Pa.
fronting On Julian street on the east. and eN-
tending back To alley. adjoining lot Ot VI. r
McKenrIck on she north and an alley the
south having thereon erected "A TwO-STDRG
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ASSIGAEt'S SALE !

rINHE undersigned Assignee for the benefit Of
4 the creditors OF NJ. X B. Creery. of the hor
Ough OF Ebensburg. Cambria county. PeHDsNi-
trust the beuent of creditors. in pursuance o.
order OF sale made by the Court OF Common
Pleas OF said county, will expose at public sale OF
Vendue ON
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SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1894.
DISSERTATION nF PROPERTIES:

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. And from time to time there
after, all the following described real estate,
which has been assig neI TO the undersigned by
John Brown nd wi
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Notice to Stockholders.

THE annual meeting of the CTe<son Springs
Il COMPANY toe hell 1t the Mountain
House ITessOn. Pa. on TU ESDAY, AUGUST
7rH 1894, at 10 o'clock. NJ.
Election OF President and Directors same time
and place. r. II PYLE Secretary.
July 20, lsgi3
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FRAME DWELLING H00SE,
SIlRLE AND OIHEE OLIBLILnINCS.

NIABLE AND UIHEk UTIBI ILEINLN.
as-The 81 me being well located for business or
residence and in a desirable locality. making II
a valuable property either for home or Tor IN
yestment.
TERMS OF SALE:
The properly will he sold on the following
terms To wit: 10 per cent OF the purchase money
To toe paid when the property is struck down; II
D,r when the sale is confirmed by the
court; rs cent IN three monts: 25 per cent IN
six months. and y per cent. In nine months,
when de and pos, esSIOn will be given
Persons desiring Information concerning
the property, to eXamin1 the same. should call
o or address the Assig . ms Attorney.
M u. NEARER.
Assignee of NJ. X Is. Creery.
J. r. McKENRlt'h
Attorney Tor Assignee.
Eoensburg, Pa, July 20, 1891
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-08-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May -. 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH

Buffalo oct i5-Cat;le-Iieceipts las; >, hou..
head total FOR week thus far, 500 head Tor ,ar.
to New York 1.is) head; gaze. "a head mark, h
dull and weak closed steady; good shipping "a rz.
heavy steers 81 eofs5 H. Hoss-Eocepts Iast ,, eos
1850 head total for week thus far $3.50 head. r. m
time last week 1880 head. Consigned hrooySf ~
head: to New York 1850 head: n sale. 30 haa ~
iet opened l0oi5c lower; close1 steady and nm ~
81 ooMs5 30 mostly IS 2oas5 -; pigs So i5ssG,
choice heavy here ronghs 81 2J@si "a: god h,yxS
10 200 head: total FOR week thus far 81 head boz
time last w",k, 3d. 900 head CONSUMED through ~ -.
ket opened at i5G2oc lower with fully 20 loas 81
lambs sale; closed dun and weak with is lsaa'
csnaas ana q 5sW n ssy Tns'e saIy -
lest canadas. 81 3oasi 35 good siGsi IS ~s al
RI unl9n s'9ek faes oI ns goSS c 0,
si@sSers ise4:rs s2ass @: ssg sall' ss:
nrm Heavy s. c5asS 90: common 70 choice hpds s s.
s. Ias5 IS; choice assorted IS icgs5 IS; irht a.; a..
Insrk., UNCHANGED Inferior to choice. 'scas3 81 ,sa
81. Louis. Oct iT-cattle- Receipts. $500 head. -
stcsl 81 3oaSs G5: cows. 81 aja<2 q: Tesas steer r
0s3 TO- Hogs-Rece'pts. 500 head good. active A.
good pigs sold at 81 soas4 30: medium fair llsh, a.
81 70 common light. 5! :5ds. b. shecpneceip;s -, -
rrl'ved 81 20: Southwest mixed 81 -. mn
East Liberty. Penn oct. l1.-Cattle-Racelp,s ar. a.
god 81 jOasJ good butchers SO 75@s, rough "a, ~
nS3 10 fair light steers So l5nS3 -: fat
hefers 81 3Oas3 Iogs-Receipts libe. al. d,m,nt w
market dull and lower; Phiiadephias. s. 3jg,5 70 X
Workers and mixed s. 25GS5 IS: common To Ia, ~
crs. 81 loas3 20; pigs - i5usj; good sows My;,r
hogs and rough sows. 81 256si she-p-suppy a.,
sheep SO 3o0s2 20: fair. 81 70as2 common 5ocaii g
linss. s2as3 20; lambs, s2oS3 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
UoTSE FOE CUII DRFN'S CT OTHFS.

Best & Co. % the I.il!putian Bazaar. Nos 80 AMI
~ West Twcnty-thrd-st. deserve the credit o. nav
INK evolved an ingenious scheme. Did You eyer
think" they ask th3; thu children that s. every
body under eighteen years Oh had the right e.
vote they could outVotc the men-folEs by a large
ma ior!:v?' The men-foks have clothing stores by
the hundred and women folks have dressmahers
by the thousands. al the country. yet II was
reserved for Best & CO. to conceive the idea OF an
establishment which from threshold TO skvight ~
devoted exclusively TO clothing this great youthiui
majority.
The 1.niputan Bazaar Is sometimes called also
the chiren's kingdom" Its customers come from
every walk in iie-Gnd from no wax at all Tn"
mother who believes In elaborate raim@nt Tor nef
first baby finds :; there. The mother with half
dozen rugged boys cOthc them there with gar
ments both low priced and well made. There are
suits for school, for the dances. for riding. driving
and walking. and department where youthful
spOrtemen 1T themselves with every appliance
u modern football warfare and ether warfare.
Thr-c the girls array themselves az II by magic
with everything needful for their first parties Best
& co.'s Is "One idea house" and its goods. they
say. better ami cheaper than those OF Other
houses who give the great majority only limited
space. There Is a mailing department. and ever
mother in the corniry can avail herself OF It's ad-