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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10

EIV's Cream Balm s;As@zE.@.SSsS
is acknowledge to be the most thorough
cure for Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head ard
Hay Fever, Of all remedies. 1t opens and
cleanses the nasal passages, allaJs pain
and Inflammation, Eeals the sores. pro
tects the membrane from colds, restores
the senses of caste and smell The Balm
is applied directly into the nostrils, is
quickly absorbed and gives relief at once.
The results that follow catarrh, due to the
dropping of poisonous matter into the
throat, ale irritation Of the bronchial tunes
and soreness of the lungs accompanied by
a cough. In all such cases we recommend
Pineola Balm to he used in eonnectlon
with Cream Palm.
EIy's Pineola lsalsam Will be round
eycellent for all throat and lung intlam.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10

UaGlCNS allu 1ol
asthma. G O II
su,nptives will in
variably derive
benefit from its
use, as j. quachLy
abates the cough,
renders eypecto-
ration easy,assist-
ing nature in re,
stGring wa S t e d
tissues. There IS
q large percent
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
G 4 TAR z 4

IS StIlctIy a
LOCAL DISEASE
and is the result Of sud
den climatic changes
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
EATING HOUSES.

An APPEAL weld be held Tuesday and
"Wednesday. June { and =. 1895, at the
COURT HOUSE, EBENSBUR where all in
teTested can attend,
]. y. .ASHBRIDfE
Mercantile Appraiser.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10

Indiana, Pa, May AT II o'clock this
morning the court in the Blair White
iudgeship contest met in open session. and
delivered an opinion in favor of the latter
They find majority of l2s legal votes for
Judge White, and have certified his eIec-
tiOn To the governor. The costs are to be
paid by the county. Five hundred and
Seyenty-One Illegal votes were thrown out.
OF which Bog were east for Blair and 275
Tor White, making the latter'S majority
12S.
Inc contest was instituted by Mr.. Blair.
candidate of the Democratic and Inde-
pendent Republicans. who alleged that
enough illegal votes had been cast fOI
Judge White to more than offset his ma
Jority on the face of the returns. Charges
o. bribery also entered into the complaint
A court consisting of the three reareSt
Judges of the court of common pleas. was
appointed by the governor to take pyi-
dence in the case and render a decision
This court sat here for weeks and heard
many witnesses for both sides. The testi-
mony was very conflicting in the bribery
charge, but the fact that Illegal votes had
been cast was esta bliShed To the satfSfac-
tion of the court. The trial court consist
ed of Judges Doty, Barker and Reyb
Judge White was present when the de-
clsion was rendered, but Judge Blair was
not, and did not hear the news until after
court had adjourned. As the judges were
ascending the steps. a Spectator started t.
applaud. Judges Doty and Reyburn
wheeled around aud shot fierce ganceS
over the house, aud the attempt was not
repeated
Judge Doty said-that he and his aSSO-
ciateS were well aware of the intense in
terest in the case all over the county, but
hoped that the result would be received
without any manifestation of feeling. He
ided that any attempt at applause would
be interpreted at contempt, and would be
punished accordingly. He said the Opin
ion of the court, as il would be- filed in the
prothonOtary's Office, was of such eNten-
SvenesS that il would consume almost the
entire day in reading it. ILwaS, therefore.
the intention of the court u state briefly
the result, as found, which was given as
above.
After the announcement of the result, an
order of court was read, in which the Sher
i'll was directed TO burn the ballots in the
presence of the county commissioners.
This was objected To by Mr.. Ruffuer. and
the order was modified To read That the
ballots be burned within 80 days. unless an
appeal has been taken out before that
time
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
Crops of State

Secretary Edge, of the Pennsylvania
department of agriculture, has issued the
following statement regarding crops:
Winter wheat has come through the
winter short in leaf and stock, but with
plenty OF roots 10 insure a good crop with
favorable weather; the east sides Of the
fences running north and sonth, especially
in the southeastern part of the state, show
the bad effects of the heavy drifts which
accumulated there during the blizzard,
and in many cases the grain has been
smothered out entirely, giving portion OF
the fields a spotted appearance. In low,
wet places and on fields having bad nat
ural drainage the melting snow by running
into the low places and freezing there, has
killed wheat and made cut in the yielC Of
the crop. The acre age is slightly decreas-
ed, due to the low price of the grain. The
indications are that more than the average
acreage of potatoes will be planted, and
some of our prophets are already predicting
low prices for this crop.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
APPRAIsEMENT.

w Notice is hereby given that the following
named apprai-ements OF property appraised and
set apart for widows of decedents under the Act
OF Assembly of the 4th OF April, A D. 1851. have
been hIed IL the Registers Office in and for the
county OF Cambria. and will he presented 20 the
Orphans' Court of said county for confirmation
and allowance on WEUN E5DAH, JUNE 8, A.
ID. 1895:
l. Inventory and lppraisement of personal
widow Cf John Kelly, late of Jackson township.
deceased. s23 55
Inventory and apprsisement of PERSONAL
property appraised and set apart to Harreii
Vivian, widow OF James Vivian, late OF South
Fork. deceased.
3. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart to Margaret
Roberts. widow of owen ". Roberts. late Of
Summerhill township, deceased. $500 90.
Inventory and appraisement of personal
property and real estate appraised and set apart
TO Susan +. Lohr. widow of LOwman l. LahT
late Oi JohnstOwn. deceased. Personal property,
t75 20: real estate. se25 90.
5. Inventory aud appTa isement OF personal
property appraised and apart to Hannah
Beers widow OF Mark Il. Beers, late OF Reade
township, deceased. slls 80.
InyentOry appraisement of personal proper
ty and real estate appraised and set apart TO
Mary T. Burkey, widow OF John William Bur
kew late Of the borough OF Patton, deceased .
Z Inventory and apprsisement of personal
property appraised and set apart TO EliZabet NJ
Cover widow of Benjamin Cover, late OF
late of JohnsIown, deceased. s26o.3S
DANIEL A. MCGOUGH.
Register
Registers Once, Ehensburg. Pa. May o, A. u.
1895.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10

Philadelphia. Nav 6.-The construction
of the PitIsburg and Eastern railroad from
a junction with the Beech Creek road at
Mahaffey TO West Newton or point on
the McKeespOrt and YOughiogheny rail-
road. is assured. Work will first be begun
on the eastern section, extending from
Mahaffey 10 Rankin Summit, distance oil
20 miles. and various contractors In com
uany with the engineer. are now going
over the ground, with d view TO putting IN
bids for sub contracts. This section VIII
develop tAe Cush creek and Little Mahon-
ing coal fields. The next section VIII
traverse the Loyalhanna and Pittsonrg
coal basins and will also reach the Con
pellSvflle coke and the WestmOreland coal
regions. 1t is expected to complete from
30 10 40 miles of the road by the end OF the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
Marriage Q Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, May =,
1895:
Joseph H Newman, Latrobe. Westmore-
land county, and Annie c. Ivory, Galhtzin
William W. Knepper and Kittie A.
Wright, Summerhill, Pa.
Charles NJ ROBBERS, Richland township
and Caroline Eingerhut, COnemaugh town
ship.
Theodore Vogel and Rosa j. SchrotE.
CarrolLown.
Josenb Lugar and Mary Hrzhok, Johns
town.
William ). Reed and Emma +. kressley,
Chest township.
Simon Markert, Johnstown, and Minnie
NJ Jones, Blacklick township.
Richard Partsch and Emma Huguerlh'
JOhnFtOwn.
Andrew Graft and Anna Hudag, Has
tingS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
ReaIEsrate Traasfers,

William =. GOOdhart 1T uN. To Minnie
Brickman. johnston consideration, Si35.
Charles Young ct uX. to John Z. Young,
Lower TOder, 50.
Arthur j. Moxham ct ux. to August
Gunga, Richland, So.
Roland Dixon ct uN. 10 w Howard
Beers, Reade. S4UU.
Adam Henry Folckemer ct uX. To George
c. MardiS and ). l.. Reed, BIacklick, 500.
+. f. Campbell ct uA. TO james W. Dun
widdie ct al. Barr, =. $50.
Louis Won Lunen ct ux. to George ".
Griffith, Johnstown. s475.
John c. HOfecker ct uN. to Solomon Dor
er, Upper Yoder. 81 200.
Peter Engel ct ux. to Ri Rev. K. Phelan,
Richland, g, 500.
Blacklick Land x Improvement Com
pany TO Abner Griffith eli al, Blackjack. 81.
Thomas A. Lilly To Charles Anna. Clear
field, SO.
Ellen Wilson to Joseph Ii Boyer, Frank
lin, 500.
Rt. Rey. NJ. Domenec's executors to Rt.
Rev. John Tuigg, Cambria county, 81.
Executors of Samuel Blough to Mary
Blough Richland, S3Os.
Emma l.. RathbOne ct al. to Ebeneburg
x Blacklick Railroad Company, Rlacklick,
s25.
Paul Short ct uX. TO Valentine ). BSh-
op, Patton. $50.
Marry Doris ell al. to Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, Johnstown, g, 400.
Blacklick Land < Improvement Com
pany to Abner Griffith ct al, Blacklick, 81
William Forsyth ct al. to South Fork
Railroad Company, Adams, 500.
SpangleI Improvement Company to Aus
tin NJ. McLain, Spangler, S215.
Philip Young TO Mrs. Ketura Young
Cambria ami other counties, 81.
Joseph Snyder ct uX. to Paul Bilier, Pat
ton, 81 900.
Henry Styles ct ux. TO Henry J. Hoppel
Barr. etc. 500.
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Accused of BIackmatI.

Pittsburg, May 6.-The widow of a man
who gained undying fame in the flood at
JohnStown. in 1889, is accused Of black
mail in an answer To her suit filed To day
in Common Pleas court. She i Mrs. Anna
MalZi, whose husband was the Paul
Revere of that terrible disaster. He rode
through the valley of the Conemaugh,
warning the people OF the coming of the
torrent of water and lost his life through
his bravery.
In het suit Mrs. Malzi claimed she had
loaned John Noey, who was friend OF
her husband. at various times, about 81
PIG, and he refused to pay any of the sums
back Noey in his answer relates an en-
tirely different story. He says he received
S24O from Mrs. MaZ. which he returned
He says Mrs. Malzi owes him 5000, aud
because he would not give her any more
money. she has thre atened a pretended eX
pose. which he says is an attempt al black
mail.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10

TRIAL LIST.
i List of causes set down Tor trial SecOad
week, June term, 1895:
Scbell VS.. Hipps LloYd.
Smith VS.. Traino-.
ArnhOIt VS.. Westover-
EckenrOde VS.. Chest Greek q. n q. Co.
Cover VS. HOrracks.
Trial List Third wees. une term. 1895.
Orth VS. HawOrth Dewhurst.
HOpple ErkenrOde.
kinports VS.. Long.
kinports Long.
Shoemaker VS.. Good.
Blair Good
SPENCER CITY of JOhnstown.
Giles vs. Gessler.
kIepser \ 10. Gresswell.
Use NJ Garry vs. Miller
M'Kay's EXr. ys. Groom ct al.
FridaV Kirby
Davis hrebbs-
Anderson VS. M'DOnaId ct al
IOhnstown Driving Park Assn vs. AdaiT.
hiStler Felix
DunmIre VS. StAmbsugh.
Hastings q COnnor.
Shoemaker Admr vs.. Tri Co. Agrl. Assn
Hammond Jones.
Lilly Water Co. We M'Cann ct al.
Pittsburg Sadling Co, We. LangDein.
KING HolsopDle.
Boggs Il Bull VS.. Campbell et ux.
Bush Condrin-
J.C. DARBY.
ProthOnOtary
Prothouotary's office. May 10. 1925.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
Communication.

Lilly Pa, May 9, lSS5.
ED. FREEMAN: Permit me to correct
a statement appearing in your issue oi
April 2G in regard to myself and daughter.
was not arrested for assault and battery
As stated. but went to Johnstown as soon
a. | heard an information had been made,
waived a hearing before Squire Harris
and gave bail for court. Ibid this because
had reason to believe l could not get JUS
tice from Squire Harris.
W c. WOLFE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
MERCANTILE
Appraisers List
FOR YEAR 1895.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Mcr-
chandiSe Brokers. and Keepers of Eating
Houses and Billiard and Pool Tables in
Cambria County are hereby notified that
they are appraised for mercantile and 9TH
..I- linDusI. for the Near lS4t as follows:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
\ pMINIsrRAIoR's NOTICE.

n DMINISrRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ Estate OF Philip Farren. deceased.
Letters of administration upon the estate OF
Philip Farren, deceased. late of Munster town
snip, In Cambria county, Pennsylvania, having
been granted to me. all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make payment to mt
without delay. and those having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated
for settlement. II. p IA RREN,
Munster Pa, April L. lSe5 y Admins traitor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-10
. SSIaNEE,S NOTICE

4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
N W. A. T.. Little and Susan &. Little. his
vile OF the borough of I1OrettO, Cambria county
having by their deed OF voluntary assignment
dated March 23 1875 conveyed to the undersign-
ed in trust tor the benefit OF creditors, all the
property OF the said ". A Is. Little. notice IL
hereby given IN at all persons indebted 10 said
W A. Il. Little wiz please make payment to the
assignee and those having claims or demands
against the same will make them known without
delay. P-I. LITTLE.
Assignee OF W. A. Il, Little.
Ebensburg Pa. March -. 1895
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
LOWNDESVILLE'S LETTER.
Troupe Goes Out on IL Hunt and
Fetches in a Lot Of Game.
I.owndesville, S. c., March IS, 1895

I,owndesville S. G., March is, 1895.
Rev. J. B. Holly, OF the South Carolina Con-
ference who has had charge tonr 0 rhe ooIhs has
severed his connection with the M. +. Church
South, and has Joined the Baptist church.
Mr.. G. T. Baker and Mrs. A. E. Moorhead
were q Anderson La last MDnday; H:or y, ror,,,
zatlon met here and canvassed the returns
and made but few changes.
| A week of rain closed the day before yesler-
| day, in consequence Of which the rOaus are
almost impossible In many places.
Mr.. Tom Hill, OF Anderson, was down Fri.
day visiting the family OF his mother'in-la|,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Cozby, of Georgia, arc
now with the family of The orother-ln'law ol
the former. Mr.. i. T. Latimer. -
Mr.. r. w. Speer, of Anderson, ran down
Yesterday and spent few hours hours with Inc
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Young, OF Anderson
have spent the past week with relatives In
and ar0snd here, their old home.
Mr.. ]. B. Franks, who Is now making MS
home In Augusta. came up yesterday LOT a
Miss Georgia Cunningham spent the past
week with her grandtather's family. MIR. 1. T.
MIR. LeRoy Sadler, OF Moffatlsvllle, is a t the
home of his friend, Mr.. Mason Miller.
An inscription somewhat unique. A letter
intended for Prot. j. F. Harper, of Union
Academy, was addressed as follows: mir. j.
Harper, Frank. Union Beat" and across the
end OF the enveIop was written. ''If not cnll.
ed for iu 40 days return to me-" He got IL
however.
The 18th dny OF March and very large ma
jority of our planters have not run one fur.
row towards preparing for another crop
This has not been the case before. perhaps
within the recollection of the oldest III habi
tant" With the exception OF some OF oul
shade trees, which show some signs Of pot
ting forth, and the plum trees which promise
| TO bloom soon, all Vegetation is still wrapped
| In midWinter gloom. This backward ness
leads us 10 hope for n good fruit year.
| A big move, az 10 weight, but little move
| as to size. Our bank safe, which Is TO he ship
ped TO Richmond, Va. Weight about SIOO
| bounds. Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
DEATH OF H. G.. KIRFMAN.
A Friend Pays u Nice Tribute 10 His
Memory.

Henry Clay kirfman, of Creston, Iowa
died in the city of Abbevile, South Carolina
on Wednesday evening. March the 18th, lSl5
about $50 o'clock. The deceased was about 4
years of age and had been an engineer on the
Georgia, Carolina and Northern road for
about three years, and had chosen our little
city as his adopted home where he had made
many friends.
Mr.. kirfman as an employee OF the compa
ny had by his faithfulness and punciuality in
the discharge Of his duty gained the implicit
confidence and respect OF his employers and
the good will, love and esteem OF his co-abor
ers on the road.
The general character of the deceased as
presented TO us could be summed up thus
AS a husband he was affectionate, devoted
aud true; as companion and friend, genial
kind hearted and generous TO fault, ailable
in manner with bright smile and kind word
for all : possessing these noble traits OF char.
acter he very naturally won hosts Of friends
During his protracted illness the best medi.
cal aid was In attendance, and all that Kind
friends and loving hands could do were with
out avail.
He was Mason and in token Of their re.
spect and esteem Clinton Lodge No. , ap
pointed six of their number to accompany
his remains as far as Atlanta, Georgia. and
from there to his own home they were accom-
panied by two railroad friends who were with
him during his last illness.
To his bereaved and sorrowing wife many
friends in this community extend their sin
cerc sympathy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20

Aug. w. smith offers big reductions IN al!
wlnt er goods. A bargain In shoes for the nexl
30 days.
There la not q store In town that will sell
YOU goods as cheap ~ the Racket Store.
Buy your soap at Racket Store. ion Will
| find the quality at the top and the price a'
the bottom.
Bargains in tlannels and all wool goods at
Aug. w. Smith.
Abbevile Supply Co. sells roasted coffee al
25c per pound. See our grades OF Peaberry'
rio, etc. Both cheap and good.
! Paints, oil, window glass, etc, at Speeds
| Drug Store.
We are selling q splendid tobacco, five plugs
to the pound. for DC. bargain. Aobevllle
Supply Co.
Red Lyon will cure catarrh of the head. and
ali coets Is Il dollar q bottle. No cure money
refunded. For sale only at Speeds Drug
Store.
The Abbeville Supply Co. has reduced III"
price of their jeans and other pants goods
one-fOurth. A splendid goods Tor 2'c,. heh-
lucky jeans, doe ina, etc.
Our line OF notions will begin to arrive this
week and we ask our friends TO come In ana
give US the pleasure OF showing our STOCK.
Abbeville Supply Co.
Fire proof oil guaranteed to be the best. G'
w. Lomax.
A few winter dress goods, selling NJ less
Haddons.
Bruce has fine custom trade in shoes and
harness. Try him.
Have yOn seen Bernau's $ new line Oh sterllng
silver? He has pieces that are not very olten
brought here, such IN cream pltchers; sugar
bowls. bonbon trays, largo soup bow!s ana
other handsome pieces in sterling. Gail on
him; he will he glad TO show them to you.
The next time you are in town call ut Ry-
kard's and get n fine pair OF spectacles cheap
WANTED-SchoOl and county claims. TAX
en- at lowest discount. school claims pre-
ferred. u. W. LoHaH.
The next time you are in town call at Ry-
kard s and get fine pair OF spectacleS cheap.
Flour, flour! flour! Aug. w. Smith has
bargain to offer you in flour. Get the prices
and you are sure TO buy.
A car load pure fresh genuine New Orleans
molasses just received oy Smlih q SONS, ana
at prices very low for cash.
You can get a nice box of candy, the finest
in The land. Blank Is best, put up In nice style
al Speeds Drug store.
Crochet cotton &c. spool all colors afHad
dons
A merchant who wants your trade is Aug.
w. Smith.
TO the farmers-.I am selling lots of tobacco,
and will be glad to sell you yours. Come in
and lust see what can do for you.
When in need of all classes Of dry goods.
always remember to call on Aug. w. Smith.
60 to Rykard's for Spectacles.
Big bargains In clothing. blankets, fiannels
underwear and all wooen goods the rest
the season. at w. Joel Smith Il Sons.
Garden seed on hand Buists all kinds.
Abbeville Supply Co.
Bruce's harness is all hand made. Try
them.
Come anu see our dry goods just opened.
Abbeville Supply Co.
Mixed keg pickle. fresh, at Livingston Il
Perrlus
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,C(,(lD.

| Smith & Sons is the place to 60 for hats
shoes, dry goods, groceries, and any and ev
erything you want.
Our wagon sells kerosene for cash only. II.
w. Lawson & Co.
Iawson's wagon delivers oil every day.
Buy from the wagon.
Always buy your lamp chimneys at Racket
Store NJ ana cents.
Culgate's fine toilet soaps at Harrison Il
Game's Drug Store
When you are in Abhevile 10 buy goods, al
ways 90 10 see Aug. W. Smith and have him
quote yun prices on dry goods and groceries.
lie wants your trade ard will treat you right.
Very long white and cream silk wa lists 10
evening wear at Mrs. TaggarLs.
Mrs. Taggart has received a new lot OF black
velvet surah, MORE and morning siik.
Fancy scarf and set pins at Mrs. Taggart's.
Something new in lace collars at Mrs. Tag
CARTS.
Look out for our oil wagon. Oh sold at the
same price as at store Tor cash.
II. w. lawson T. Co.
Aug w. Smith wants your trade.
Something new. Mexican washable ties on
sale at Aug. w. Smiths. Cheap. See them.
New lot of percales from &c TO lll4c st Aug.
W. Smiths.
Remember TO call on Aug. W. Smith for
shoes, hats and clothing.
A new lot of 1inware just received al Rack
eL Store. See advertisement in another place
for prices.
Ladies look at our "show window" as you
pass by. A. NJ. Hill & Sons.
\ magnificent line OF fancy sweet and plain
pickle just received at A. NJ. Hill & Sons.
If you want q barrel of the finest flour IN
Abbe> lille 20 to A. NJ. Hill e. Sons.
A choice stock Of seed Irish potatoes Just
received at a. NJ. Hill & Sons
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Silver buckles will be the helghth of fashion
this year. Read Mr.. Bernau's nd. and see
what he has to say about them.
II your watch does not keep time with Ber-
nau's large clock have him 10 regulate IL for
you. He will make no charge for that and II
IL needs repairing do IL first class and NJ rea-
sonable figures.
All kinds of hardy ware and builders sup.
plies, Dixie Boy plows, Avery plow stocks
and extra handles. Smith " Sons.
A big stock OF stone churns, Jars. jugs, &c.
Stock constantly replenlshed. Smith & Sons.
Silver skin onion sets al Smith & Sons and
now Is the time TO set them out.
A fresh lot of corn and hay just received at
Smith & Sons.
60 to Smith 4 Sons for clothing, hats, shoes,
dry goods and everything eIse You want.
Choice Early Rose seed potatoes received at
Smith & Sons
Tobacco Stop" will brenk You OF the tobac-
co habit In sixteen days or money refunded.
For sale only at Speeds Drug Store.
The star that leads them n II, the light rum
ming Domestic Sewing Machine. can be had
cheap at r. c. Bernaui the Jeweer. Also
needles anu oil for all machines.
Mrs. Taggart's dress making department
still in the lead.
The Racket Store is the place to buy your
matcbes-S00 Tor &c.
Try gold dust washing powder at Living
ston L. Perrin's
d. NJ. Ferry g. Co.'S standard seed. Not the
cheapest, but the best. For sae by q. w. Lo.
max.
A car of fine white corn just In at Smith &
Sons.
Columbia zephyrs, all colors, &c. lap at Had.
dons.
A few things left In winter dress good which
we still offer regardless Of cost At Hnddons.
$50 parasols just in from the mann faciures,
Our leader so, 10 aud 81. The best goods al
the price we have ever shown. At Haddons
Tooth brushes. The incest line in town at
Harrison & Game.
S.V. P. for lean horses. Harrison Il Gam e
Ask Harrison & Game for a sample dose OF
Podophylln, the best liver renovat0r.
Mrs. Taggart has grass and hair cloth, collar
canvass, sateens and percaline for dresses.
Also feather bone for bottom OF skirts.