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Hon LOW PEICES 33 cm JSlucrtir EXECUTORS' SALE BUY YOUR GROCERIES ALTOONA, NOVEMBER 20, 1889. ODR TOWER OF STRENGTH. -AT Yalible Real Esiate! Job and Blank Book Work. The Tribune job office is prepared to dc all kinds of plain and fancy job work. Blank books, ruling, and all kinds of work pertair-ing to the printing business neatly and promptly executed.

Our prices are reasonable and our work always speaks for itself. Giv; us a trial. sepl5-tf Shiloh'a Conapnmiton Cure. No. 1 This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold, a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough, croup and bronchitis, while its "THEY SEKVE THE PEOPLE BEST WHO SERVE THEM- HONESTLY." CHECKERED FRONT WHERE YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THE BEST IN THE CITY.

Every man, woman and child is interested in this "ad." To see our goods and the Low Prices at which they are being sold means to purchase without looking further. Where the crowd is there the bargains are. Where the cleanest stock and the best goods are sold will ba found the intelligent buyer, there the lowest cashprices exist. ried and unapproachable elsewhere. You cannot afford to miss them, and if you are wise you won't.

Judging by the rush for last week's bargains they will Frank M. CHOICE JERSEY SWEET POTATOES The Finest Stock we have had for some time. We stil have Red Diamond Warwick's Patent Flour Made from Old Wheat at $1.65 per sack. Choice White Plume Kalamazoo CELERY all the time from now on. Those Large SELECT OYSTERS In Cans we will commence to receive on COR.

ELEVENTH AVE. AND TWELFTH ALTOONA. TIE TIE Is the Ring, and the largest in this city is now being offered at Very Low a purchase of this kind should at least see the Largest and Choicest stock in the place. EVERYTHING That can be asked for, and purchasers will been accustomed to pay. We have a large we make Very Low Prices.

Let us show our find you FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, COFFEE! ROMAN WARSHAWSKI, Agent, Good Loose Coffee 2 Also Good Package of Coffee Choice Lagnara Coffee ND. 1111 ELEVENTH Watch. Work Neatly Done 1310 ELEVENTH Ceylon, Mocha, Old Government Javas and aT full line of all kinds of Green and Roasted TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS, D. 6. IcCULLOUGH, GEEETING For your liberal patronage in the past we CHECKERED FRONT, 1121 nthAve.

Goods and Prices will influence you to continue to visit our place of business. We carry ine largest ana Dest assortment oi JJiamonds, Silver Plated, Novelties, to be found in BIOCK Ol B.UL.L1JA.X UUUJJB. RUDISILL, The ALTOONA. HEATING AND COOKING STOVES 1310 ELEVENTH AVENUE, ALTOONA, PA. 1310 Are just what every family We have all kinds and at all IRINGr AND ENGRAVING A FOEGY'S PHAEMACY.

HAVING OPENED A NEW DRUG STORE AT worth looking at. Oil Heaters are also a thing of beauty and comfort at our store. Our stock of Fine Furniture is complete and full of pretty designs of all kinds. It Is worth looking at. NO.

1316 SECOND STREET. 1 WISH TO CALL THE PEOPLE'S Eleventh Aienne Opera House. E. X. QEIBWOLD, manager.

ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday Evening, Nov. 20. A GREAT CRAZE The Lauehing Success! A Whirlwind of Fun! ine unmest 01 au Comedies, Tile 1011(161(1611 WRITTEN BY R. G.

MORRIS. of the New York Herald, and presented by HOW- oc liteiiKT original ana only itinaer-garden Company, introducing Alf. C. Pearce, as The Professor; Miss Lillian Lawrence, as Ivy Magee; Miss Blanche Boyer, Character Dancer; Eddie Giguere, the Famous Warbler, and A company of 22 Comedians, Vocalists, Dancers ana Musicians, ana our own GRAND ORCHESTRA. Prof.

Ed. Beldine's Kinderearden Band will parade at 11.30 a. m. Concert in the evening be- iore me cenormance. cemnar nnces.

seats now uu oaie at uib uox umce. novio-4t Thursday, ISTov. 21st. iTHE POPULAR FAVORITE, OLIVER BYRON I Supporled by the Charming Artist, KATE BYRON, IN Across the Continent. 700 LAUGHS IN F1YE ACTS I The Great Snow Storm! The Great Fire Scene ana the Wonderful Telegraph Scene.

REGULAR PRICES. Seats now on sale at the box office. novl8-4t ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. THE COMEDY TWAIN, MOTSTHOE RICE, In their Whirlwind of entitled MY ADNT BRIDGET! With th following Paragon Cast: George W.

Monroe.Bernard Dyllyn.W. A. Mack, Gus Williams, Ruby Walsh, John C. Rice, J. J.

Raffael, James Cavanaugh, Victor Goode, R. A. Wallenstem, The Westminster Madrigal Boys, Miss Catherine Linyard, Miss Nellie Rosebud, Mrs. E. M.

Post, Little Rosebud, Miss Catharine Gerald, Miss Lena Saffi, Miss Carlotta Saffi. The Neapolitan Tiio, Merry Lena Merville, "You should hear her whistling." REGULAR PRICES. Seats; now on sale at the Box Office. novl9-4t MARSHELL'S Branch Office, 502 Sixth Ave nue, Altoona, Pa Has met with an awful catastrophe. An avalanche 01 oraers irom an over the city has saooped down upon us, but as we are here to stay we have managed to get it cleaned away somewhat.

Those who live at a distance from the Office can send their order by mail to 1. L. Manager, No. 502 Sixth Avenue, Altoona, Pa. NOTE PRICES 14 pounds granulated sugar $1.00 15 pounds soft A sugar L00 16 pounds light brown sugar.

1.00 00 pounds sunshine flour L20 au pounds Good Amber (guaranteed) L13 1 pound Old.Country tea 34 Sugar cured shoulders Sugar cured hams, per pound 11 1 dozen good canned corn 80 1 dozen canned tomatoes 75 1 dozen whole canned tomatoes 1 00 4 cans of blackberries 25 4 pounds California evaporated grapes. 25 Freight paid on all orders. MAESHELL, Ohio and Sandusky Streets, jy24-tf ALLEGHENY CITY. A the slate vard nf tlva TTNTfW Tf r.nTT- yard, Ninth avenue and Nineteenth street, you will iwnojo miu BUlUB UUC 1U ULLtJUUiUlUe bO BUOW TOU a large stock of Black Diamond, Peach Bottom, Ver mont tied and Unfadinq Green, (Not SEA GRKEN) ROOFING SLATE. BEST GR A DFfl ftf flTT A PM A -RLKrim ttljttt RTjATTC fllTTllsVliarl em BiVw- -nntlnn.

T3ainn 4lA. ougnly acquainted with the different kinds of maw! men xxin.il uiitci, urr, wo are prepareo. to furnish SLATE ROOFING and guarantee it to stand the severest weather test and retain its original rvkior. Tf win nav a rooDnnahla tv-j ne ix it ana get a good slate roof, you will never regret ul DXCfcTO ll TT XXX. MAIU Dumw ui uuiiHutnii annoyance to you.

iou cannot get the best for the price of the cheapest Estimates furnished for TERRA COTTA CREST- TNfi FTN A 1 onH Til IT WTWO. XT FUDpai TWO AND THREE-PLY CHEAP ajt-e-xw xwuxijjiw, ior wnicn we are agents. BLACK BOARDS, TTRT'W A T.fl onri o-onorol olotn supplies, for which we have special arrangements with manufacturers. Work estimated for in or Hilt Of fltV Olid TO-naifl-ncr Ttm-vm-nt-ln' aHonJa) A None but thoroughly experienced slate roofers ATnnlnvM. Tn firvrm a ti nrt tMHmAm'iila A-cn auaaj luiuinucu, viui ui write.

Auuress UNION ROOFING (Christy's Block) Corner Eleventh Avenue and MONEY TO LOAN We are now ready to negotiate loans In sums from $2,000 up on long time on city or country property at 5JJ per cent, nterest. No loans of less than 13,000 outside of Blair county. COMMISSION'S MODERATE. Seven per cent mortages on western securities for sale. AMBROSE JOHNSON, Real Eestate and Loan Agents, First National Bank Building, Altoona, Pa.

febS-tf ALTOONA Storage Transfer Go. OFFICE--1325 Eleventh Aiemie. PROMPTNESS, RESPONSIBILITY and LOW RATES. Do all kinds of HAULING. Special attention given to hauling BAGGAGE, FEEIGHT HOUSEHOLD Goods to and from passenger and freight stations.

icimuim connections. ANDREW C. PTTRnTTT.T, seplO-tf Superintendent. J. O.

FARLEY'S. NO. 1714 ELEVENTH AVENUE. GENERAL GROCERY Having just started all our goods are fresh and new. SUGAR, COFFEE, MEATS.

Light Brown Suear. 12 i no Soft A Sugar, 11 pounds 1 00 Granulated SURar, 10 pounds 1 00 Arbuckle's Coffee, 26 cents: Lion Coffee 25 uncanvassea ttam 14 Dried Beef, rounds or knunklewi nr rkniiriH lift Shoulders, per pound 9 Breakfast Bacon, per pound. 11 All Other COOds ROld ftt oarraan i Fresh Country Produce. Goods delivered free of cnarge. 1714 Eleventh Avenue, back of Union Avenue, near Eighteenth Street.

octl-ly Of all the novelties in the market we have the leader in the TH1 1889, and Every Week After. Combination Coffee 3 Also Coffees. needs at this season of the year. prices. Our stock is full and use.

No attachments required. I A 1 1 Li 1 I I 1 I 1 I I SUPPLY OF THAT- 5 trial if you have not done so. Jewelers, AND TWELFTH STREET. ADJUSTED TIIE- AVENUE 1114 GLASSES, THERMOMETERS AND MAG- Policies CarefHlly Written. AU Losses and Consult us.

Office: Floor, Over Cornman's Clothing Store. race Just come over to FOREMAN 1 J.T na ee tne figures. Early In the race bit STREET, ALTOONA, PA and Children, curtm Oollo, OomrHpation, Soup Ptomach. Diarrhoea. Eructation.

Killa Woma. trivAa iIaml anxl tirarnn "uruui, giwom steep, sua WltSoStlnjurlon medication. Kills Worms, fires sleep, nd promotee Tbk CsKTctro CoMPiKT. 77 Murray Street, N. 1 FDR1IIT0I WARRIORS MARK WAIFS.

The Lutherans had some special meetings 5 last week. Mrs. Spitzler, near Cross Roads, is in very poor health. Mr. David Buck is suffering from a large carbuncle on the back of the neck.

Aiisses Aiary ana Annie Hutchinson are visiting friends in Indiana county. a. u. natchison is buying wheat, tit is paying eighty cents per bushel at this time The families of Thomas Davis and Rob ert Hanna, of J'rogtown, have the diphthe ria. Two more of Mr.

John Fetterhoff 's fata ity have diphtheria John and the baby. We hope they will soon be well. Mr. William Stephens is fattening a hog that will dress from 600 to 700 pounds. It is the largest porker that we have ever seen.

Frank Nearhoof is having his store-room pushed forward as rapidly as possible, lie wants to get into it for his increasing trade. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Neff, spent last week on Shaver Creek. Their many friends there were both former residents of that noted valley. J. W. Sylvis, who has been out in Me Kean county for some time, has returned, with his family, to Dry Hollow, where he is engaged as engineer.

E. A. Walters came here with a warrant for a young man who had done some wrong in Bedford county, lie got his man and took him to Bedford. Mr. Daniel Kinch, an aspirant for the office of mayor of Altoona, spent Saturday with his many friends in this place, who would like to see him honored by being elected mayor of your city.

John Wilson and Milton Patterson have came home from the Lock Haven Normal school owing to the prevalence of typhoid fever in that city. There are over 150 cases there, and also several in the school. It has rained for every month for twenty months and some months every week. The rain fall at this place on the night of the Johnstown flood was six and one-half inches from 5 o'clock till 10, or in five hours. Dr.

T. C. Patterson came near being killed on Sunday night. His horse became frightened and ran into his cellar. The doctor jumped from the dog cart and saved himself.

The horse came out all right, but the cart was badly used up. A "harvest service" will be held in the Presbyterian church in Warriorsmark next Sunday at 3 p. m. This service will be quite novel and instructive, nnder the efficient management of their genial- pastor, Eev. H.

H. Henry. All are cordially invited. Our schools are doing well. The select school has a good attendance.

Miss Goemer is a good teacher and is liked by her scholars. Miss Mary Gert is doing good work in the school room. "Jason" is doing well for one so young. -He is a number one teacher and his scholars like him. He is about starting a class in short hand.

Miss Ella Ralst jn is a hard worker in the school room and her work is being crowned with success. We hear a complaint that one of our teachers is lazy. We hope this is not true; the profession has no use for lazy people. It costs this township $338 per month to pay its teachers and it wants a fair return for its money. The taxpayers of Franklin and Warriors-mark townships would like to know something about the letting of the many bridges that have been and are being built in our county.

They pay over $8,000 taxes per year and they think there ought to have been an advertised letting. Here is an item for Blair county taxpayers to think on: The stone work for the white bridge cost over $7 per yard. The stone work for the last bridge was let at 2.35 per yard. The last was at a public and advertised letting. Where there is near $100,000 worth of work to do there ought to be an advertised and public letting.

This is the way to do, Messrs. County Commissioners, to keep the taxpayers from talking about you. On Sunday morning, as Captain Rum-barger, three daughters and a lady friend, Miss Bendel, who teaches the Dry Hollow school, were on their way to the Methodist Episcopal church, the front axle of the spring wagon in which they were riding broke and the horse started to run down the steep hill above town. When near the church Mr. Bell Nearhoof ran out and stopped the horse.

The four persons were all thrown out on the ground. Little Maggie was cut about the face and the young ladies were badly shaken up, but no bones were broken. We cannot see what saved them. They should be truly thankful for their safe deliverance. The horse was hurt about the legs and the wagon is a wreck, but it can soon be put in good shape.

WILLIAMSBURG WAIFS. There will be services in the Lutheran church next Sunday morning, at 10.30. Rev. D. Conway will preach on Sunday in Canoe Valley in the morning and in Wil-ltamsburg in the evening.

The company quarry is again running almost its full capacity. Rip-rap stone for South Fork, ballast for Gallizin and building stone. The extension of the Williamsburg branch as far as the Juniata Limestone company's quarry has been turned over to the Altoona division. Cars have been placed in position for the loading of limestone for furnace use at Car-lim. The first shipments go to Bessemer for Carnegie Bros.

Co. Joseph Howard husked 165 bushels of corn in eleven and three-quarter hours, and is now ready to lay down the gauntlet to any one for the same length of time. Will Fay is moving Will Lower's saw mill to Roaring Spring. Will means business. The people of Roaring Spring will find him full of go-aheadativeness.

Billy Breneman is fixed up as snug as a bug in a rug in his office at Springfield Junction. A new office, new machinery and, in fact, Billy feels like a new man. Mrs. D. Warner and son, of Double Pipe Creek, Maryland, after a two months' visit among friends in Kentland, Indiana, are visiting Rev.

E. J. Metzler ere they go home. The Pennsylvania railroad shop whistle, or fog horn, is heard so regularly and distinctly that the people correct their time pieces by it, and they are about correct so far as time goes. Judge Gardner has had wells put down by drilling one over ninety feet and the one at Franklin Forge not so deep.

At a depth of seventy feet they came onto a sand rock, and after going through it came onto limestone. Mrs. John Wagner, whose sudden death was announced in Monday's Tribune, was a good woman, in disposition untiring, a consistent member of the Lutheran church in Williamsburg. She leaves a husband and large family to mourn- for her. The funeral took place on Monday.

The largest part of the work is done on the three-mile dam and what remains to do is filling in at the foot of the pile sheeting. It is said by competent judges to be a most excellent piece of work. The mason work is a substantial and neat job. The bulk head or pier is as good as ever it was. Report of Roller's school for month ending November 15, Edith E.

Moore, teacher: Number of pupils enrolled, males 8, females 12; total 20. Average attendance, 16; percentage, 89. The following missed no time: Fannie Roller, Maud Roller, Millie Sailor, Lizzie Pheasant, Martha McDermitt, George Roller, Albert Fry. While we are writing our "Waifs" we hear the Presbyterian church bell tolling, announcing the departure of little Johnnie Allender's soul to the better world. Johnnie was the 6-year-old son of James D.

and Mary Allender, and was sick for about a week with croup. The interment will be on Thursday, immediately after the funeral of Elmer Roller. DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES and HOLIDAY GOODS, such as Photograph Al- LOVE SEWING MACHINE. It is the only praAical but- The undersigned Exeeutors of the estate of Simon Ale. ueceasea, will oner at Sale at uiiamsourg, uiair county, on I THURSDAY, NOV.

21, '89) AT ONE O'CLOCK P. The following Real Estate, viz: (1) The MANSION FARM, containing one hundred and forty-nine acres and one hundred and twenty-seven perches (149 acres and 127 perches) and the usual allowance of six per cent. Situate about one half mile from Williamsburg on the road leading to Cove Forge. The buildings are a good Frame Dwelling House and Bank Barn. The land is good lime- is tunc iiiu in gooa condition.

2d. A large Frame DWELLING HOUSE on the corner of Second and High streets in the town of Williamsburg, containing eight rooms, a basement nener. ana a large room now occupied as a drug more. TERMS OF SALE. One-third April 1, 1S90, the other two-thirds In one and two years thereafter, with interest, by giving bond or mortgage as security.

Possession given April 1, 1890. JOHN CLARK, ALBERT J. AKE, Executors of Simon Ake, Deceased. Williamsburg, October 21, 1889. FOR SALE, A Valuable Farm The executor of Curtis Young, deceased, will sell at private, sale A VALUABLE FARM in Frankstown township.

It consists of 190 acres of land, ol which 120 acres are cleared. Nearly all me uieireu lanu is limestone iana, in a mgn state of cultivation. The balance of the Farm is well set with Oak and Chestnut Timber. There is a FINE SPRING UPON THE FARM, and a stream of running water past the buildings. There is a large Frame Dwelling House, with 9 rooms: also a large Bank Barn.

Corn Crib. Wacon Shed, Hog Pen, Wash and Smoke House, Cider Press, Spring House and other Buildings. The farm is 4 miles east of Hollidavsburtr and fi milps southeast of Altoona. It can be worked all over oj any una oi macmnery. Possession Will be Given April 1, 1890.

TT'rvr full inrAPtnotinn an1 Awvt nF I vm. uii luiuiuiainju auu tci im ui oaiC XXXli IXXX ui a. o. -uaiiuis, or JOHN H. HILEMAN, East Freedom, Blair County, Pa Executor.

FOR SALE. The undersigned, execntor of the estate of jonn ts. Thompson, deceased, otters for sale A VALUABLE FARM I Situated In Spruce Creek valley, Huntingdon county, about three miles from Spruce Creek mm iiuii. oetween uoierain nri'i-H jltwi rn iiti- V-LLltJ, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED ACRES, Having thereon erected frame rlwellino- hnnao large bank barn and other farm buildings, ali in good condition; also abundance of fruit. This iarm is acknowledged one of the best producing land.

This farm is in every ay convenient and A Most Desirable Place to Liie. For fnrthfvr infnrmo um-m. uu iuuia 1UUU11C TnA nnrlArfiirmorl ot KVimalitn or Miss J. E. Thompson, Franklinville, Hunt D.

M. THOMPSON, EXECUTOR. SHERIFFS SALE. By Virtue Of a writ of levari fnpins icsnert me court oi common pleas, of Blair county, and to me directed, there will be exposed to ocue ui uu me premises on Thursday, Nov. 28, 1889, At 2 o'clock p.

all the following real estate, IAJ 11. All the rie-ht. title intArctrf in and to all that certain lot of ground situate in Ritz extension to city of Altoona, fronting 55 feet on Harrison avenue and running back equal width 120 feet to an alley, and bounded and described as follows: On the east by lots of George Seibold, on the west by lots of W. W. Ritz, on the south by said Harrison avenue and on the north by said alley, and being fourth lot west of Eighth street, having thereon erected an unfinished two-story frame dwelling house 16x24 and a one-story 12x14 kitchen, good well of water and necessary JpUBLIC SALE OF Mountain Land "Rv order nf t.ha out' I will offer at Public Sale at Williamsburg, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, at 2 o'clock p.m., forty-three acres and eighty perches (43 acres and 80 perches) of Mountain Land, well timbered with ehost.niit unH tuir ui.iinl.in fnw i muic iui luiiuwi tics, situate in Catharine township, Blair county, adjoining lands of J.

W. Potter, James Patterson and John Royer. JOHN CLARK, Assignee of Hugh Dunn. Williamsburg, October 21, 1889. TOOK FOR THIS ADVERTISE- -mTFWl T7I -w-rr -m nunni weanesaay and Saturday.

ror saie Dy Ambrose JOHNSON, real estate goito. iinii building. Altoona. Pa. No 65 Nine room house, No.

951, Seventeenth oucct, uuuuug ieet, running oaCJE 130 feet. 1 i r. 1 fi, .1 ui airviw LUUUIUUU. No. 67 Farm of 70 acres; limestone land; brick iiuuae, lino uiviutiuu; wiinin 3uu reel or Loop station on branch railroad; 40 acres of timber, within a mile of farm, goes with it.

Price low Ann tprmn pbbt No 59 House No. 1027 Third avenue, with full grouuu. oeven rooms. in No. 37 A number of lots on Washington avenae.

naa.VirlitAnnt). uox kihu a good aouDie frame dwelling, renting for 820 a month. Terms easv. No. 44 Farm of 126 acres, two and a half miles uuiuicmurui Auuuuik.

win do sold cheap for No. 44 J-; Full lot on corner Eighth avenue and Twenty-sixth street. No. 48 Frame dwelling, 18x38, eight rooms, 708 ocvoutu avenue, ruvu iou mce very low, And tamia Aacn. No.

64 Forty acres of land in Antis township, Tiaon TUiv1a)a nnkAnl 1 1 ucm xwgxc ouuui iiuubc, very uiieap; uouDie: 6 rooms on each tide. IS THE ONLY COMBINED SOAP CLEANER POLISHER Leaves SKIN SOFT and SMOOTH. CLEANS AND POLISHES ALL METALS AND WOOD WORK 5 SCRATCHING. CENTS A CAKE. Ask Your Grocer.

The MODOC TRIPOLI MINING CO. CiRcinnaii.O. mar29-oedlyr OST POCKET-BOOK. On Saturday JLJ last, on mail express east or between station and 806 Nineteenth street, a lady's purse containing a small amount ot money, a vest chain with slide. The finder will be rewarded by returning the same to 8C6 Nineteenth street.

TT OST. A Ptr.lt tj JLJ one brown eye and ears cropped. The finder icnaiucu vy returning Tne same to Wili-LIAM ENDRESS, Butcher, No. 608 Sixth avenue. novi9-st jMY J.

MECHEST. TEA.CHER OF PIANOFORTE. TERM3 io 00 No. 720 Lexington Avenue. novl9-6t Department op Fike, 1 Altoona City.

November is. isxq "rOTTCE TO HOSE MANTJFACTTJR-ERS. The Committee on Fire will receive proposals until Friday, November 22d for the furnishing of the following Two smooth bore inches in diameter, ten feet long for Steam Fire Engines Two smooth-bore suctions. 2 incites in diameter, ten feet long, for Steam Fire Engines. The old connections for same will he furnished.

The above material to be delivered in Altoona free of freipht- Thp nnm-mittim ject any or all bids. All bids to be addressed to me viiairuiau oi rire committee and marked "Proposals." JACOB ADAMS, noviy-dt Chairman. 10D0G Dums, Autograph Albums, fccrap Albums, Soaps, Toilet Articles and a complete line of Stationery. Prescriptions Compounded with Care Day and Night. Call and see me.

Respectfully, ton-hole machine for family It is worth seeing. wonder ml success in the cure of consumption is without a parallel in the history of medi cine. Since its discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medi cine can stand. If you have a cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1.

If your lungs are sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by J. Ross Mateer, wholesale and retail, Altoona, Pa. l-6t Ball and Wedding- Printinr. The Tribune job office has just received a new and handsome line of ball programmes, tassels, pencils, tickets, menu cards, beveled goods, wedding invitations, eta, which we are prepared to execute in an artistic man ner and on short notice and at low rates Call and examine our stock when in need of anything in that line.

sept3-tf Children's suits, overcoats to match, at remarkably low hgures, at March, the cloth ier's. nov9-tf FOR SALE. One large double heater, Call at 1313 Seventh avenue. novl4-6t FOR SALE CLOVER SEED Extra rood quality Clover Seed for sale bv Pay Patterson, uiiamsDurg, a. ociisu-swxs FOR SALE CHEAP First-class horse, wagon and harness.

All time given that is wanted. Inquire of W. W. RITZ, 805 Seventh avenue. novo-2w TT'OR SALE Thirty fine building lots.

JJ also several acre lots, a short distance east of the city. Prices low and terms easy on monthly payments if desired. Apply to AMBROSE juuasun. sepua-tr FOR SALE. A valuable large two-story frame dwelling house, located on Broad street and No.

This is a bargain. For further par ticulars inquire of Alderman John street. nov8-lmo FOR SALE A New 5-room house with three lots of ground, large new stable 20x40. artesian well, new fences. Ground under cultiva tion.

Situate a short distance east of the city. Easy terms. AMBROSE JOHNSON. septl9-tf FOR SALE ICE DAM A good sized ice dam with plenty of land to build several large dams, within a mile of the postoffice. Water of the purest.

Good road direct to the dam. AMBROSE JOHNSON. septl9-tf FOR BALE SHOW CASES All sizes and styles. Call or address H. P.

WILSON, manufacturer of fine confectionery, Nos. 1016 and 1018 Eleventh avenue. Altoona. Prices and catalogue sent on application. prli-tl FOR SALE.

House and lot located on corner of West Chestnut avenue and Twenty-fifth street, house containing seven rooms and finished attie and all modern improvements. For further particulars inquire on the premises. No. novie-u FOR SALE The undersigned has a number of houses in the Eighth ward that he is authorized to sell on the following terms viz: A nominal sum in hand and the balance in monthly payments of 815 per month, etc. JAMES EARNER, Real Estate Agent 1102 Eighth avenue.

Al toona. novl9-tf FOR SALE Or exchange for Altoona City property. Two small farms situated in Juniata township, Blair county. Good chance for man with small capital. Will be sold cheap.

For p-erucu'ars cau on or aaaress s. t. unox, office of Altoona Lumber Company, 809 East Twelfth Btreet. FOR SALE. Grape Vines, Asparagus, Rhubarb and Raspberry iPlants, Flowering Bhrubs.

etc. A complete stock of Lilies. Hya cinths, Tulips, I Croc uses, for fall planting. Below rolling mill. A.

A. WHITBRED, Fifth avenue and Thirtieth street, Altoona, Pa. aeci-ti FOR RENT New store room and dwelling combined, situated at corner of Fourth avenue and Third street, the site of the recent fire. Store room is 44 feet deep, with wareroom at tached. The dwelling contains seven rooms.

First class location for grocery or general merchandise store. For particulars call on or address M. 8. REIGH, Fifth avenue and Third street. novl2-tf FOR SALE.

I have yet on hand quite a lot of lumber, doors and sash and all kinds of building material that I purchased at the sale of John W. Otto, which'must be sold at once. Any person building can secure a good bargain by ap plying on me premises Known as tne Otto mill, 2127 Eighth avenue, Altoona, Pa. lyoi-u OT1XJ, FOR RENT. Music Hall, in Woodcock's Arcade.

Seating capacity 600. Suitable for lectures, concerts, small shows and evening entertainments. Price $10 per evening for ordinary entertainments. Also one laree secret lodge hall; also, offices, rooms and dwellings at moderate rates. In tne absence of the proprietor inquire of the lanitress in the building.

W. L. WOODCOCK, office in Arcade building. novi-imo FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT. A very valuable property, No.

1017 Lexington avenue, near the central business portion of the city, is offered for sale. The house is in good condition, containing eleven rooms. There is also an excellent stable and carpenter shop on the alley. This is a very desirable property and is located in one of the pleasantest parts of the city. For further particulars call on the undersigned, residing on the premises.

P.N.MARKS. septlS tf ANTED. A good girl to do general housework. Applyt 1227 Thirteenth ave- ANTED GIRL. A girl to do general housework.

Apply at Tribune office. novl9-3t WANTED. Housekeepers to read Shipman's carpet advertisement on second page. jy24-tf WANTED BOARDERS. A gentle-man and wife, or two gentlemen, can find a pieasam ironi room witn Doara at 14U9 seventh avenue.

WANTED A BOY. 16 to 18 years of age, to learn the candy trade. ApdIv to H. P. WILSON, 1016, Eleventh avenue.

nov20-3t WANTED Ten or twelve first-class boiler-makers. Apply immediately. ALTOONA MANUFACTURING Altoona, Pa. oct2-tf WANTED. A nurse girl or middle aged woman to take care of children.

References required. Inquire at 1420 Eighth avenue near Fifteenth street. novl8-3t WANTED. A boy about 17 years old to learn the druer business. Must have a good education and be able to furnish reference.

CLABAUGH'S Drug Store, Eleventh street and jreen Avenue. WANTED BOARDERS. Gentlemen desiring first-class boardiner can obtain in formation concerning same bv cafline or ing this office. Beard and wash 818 per month. nowu-et WANTED.

Reliable local and travel-u. i ooiGouic.il. iwuuua pel uinuBui. Espe cial inducements now; fast-selling specialties. Don't delay.

Salary from start. BROWN BROS, Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. oct29-2mos ANTED. All dealers handling con fectionery to call on H.

P. Wilson, wholesale manufacturer, Nos. 1016 and 1018 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, examine stock and learn Prices. pr-6tf WANTED HELP. Do you use figures? Farnsworth's New System of Ad-' dition solves the secret of -'lightningcalculation." Learned in an hour.

For highest endorsement and particulars enclose stamp to the FARNS-WORTH Johnston Cincinnati, O. ANTED. The public to know that the ALTOONA STEAM DYE WORKS are second to none in Pennsylvania for the finish of the work, the personal care and prices, which are as follows: Overcoats, coats, SI; vests, pants, double shawl, 81; single. ladies' sack, 50c. to 75c.

dresses, from 81 to 81.50. WANTED. The citizens of Altoona to know that we have received a large supply of anthracite coal. We carry a larger stock ot coal than any firm in the city. We defy competition.

All orders promptly and carefully filled. Give us a call and be convinced. Office and yard, Ninth avenue and Ninteenth street. Also office at No. 12.

Woodcock's Arcade. Telephone connections. TUSSEY CO. novl2-tf ANTED. The business men of Altoo-na, or any other man who is in need of a farm wagon, coal or coke wagon, either for one or two horses, or a top milk wagon, or a Buck wagon, or a one or two seated carriage, or a two-wheeler, let it be a road cart or a railroad dump cart also four di fferent sizes of double sleds.

We would be glad to have you call and learn prices, as they will be sold at rock-bottom prices. All are built ot the very best material and are guaranteed for one year. M. 8 REIGH, Wagon-builder, Fifth avenue and Third street, Altoona. nov7-tf JOSEPH J.

FOEGY, Druggist, NO. 1316 SECOND STREET, ALTOONA, PA. I. B. SEELY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSSES.

CENTRAL -AT- Our bargains are numerous, va not remain with us long. Morrow, THAT MBS and best stock of Rings ever sold Prices at our Store. Those who contemplate Stock before they purchase as it is certainly We have IN JEWELRY our Prices more reasonable than they have stock. We want a large trade, for that reason what a bargain is. ALTOONA, PA.

and All Work Gnaranteed.gr AVENUE. 1310 return vou our sincere thanks, and we hone our Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Solid Silver and Altoona. We are also displaying a large Reliable Jeweler, PA. ATTENTION TO A FULL LINE OF Hixpfrare renecuv 10 mrmor ktmiv 1 mai jin .1 BAXiEi XSX SIXTEENTH STREET, ALTOONA, PA Drug Store STREET, ALTOONA. Skins, Brushes, Trusses, Perfumes and a full 1X7 IV arts generally.

STOCK WMct Will Soon ArriYe.r 3 ave. and Nineteenth St. ALTOONA. PA goods, suitable for Christmas Presents, in ranging in price from 25cts. to $25.00.

MY SHOW WINDOW Connection Branch at Bellwood. HARM -For the Mechanical Treatment of- (LIMITED) NO. 1226 ELEVENTH AVENUE. ALTOONA, PENN'A. Hernia or :0: 1 1 uiwib iu every uesiraDie uaiiern.

ntiinsr Fine Springs Coated, free from all Sour, Rusty, Chaffing, Padding or Strapping Unpleas- antness. Used in Bathing always reliable and good as new, with the pads so constructed -w- I I A I 1 I l-i I I 1 t- 11 WE HAVE A NEW MuaivuiMiajJ aa BUUlaoiUJLljr jilCCb U1C VaTlUUH XUOSl XlIUCUlb IOnHS OI XfcUpbUXB, iVI- fording Comfort, Safety, Cleanliness and Durability as the many thousands Radically Cured uy liicjx use win near witness. jjajxs W. H. IEWIN, Druggist, FINE SILVERWARE POLISH.

CORNER ELEVENTH AVENUE AND PURE GROUND SPICES OF ALL KINDS It will pay you to give it a oona, ELEVENTH AVENUE SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES Handolpli's NO. 1106 EliEVENTH We have a fine stock of Sponges, Chamois aoouiuuvutui jvji. ugysLo HsLooX Out For Onr HOLIDAY PROPERLY -AT SPECTACLE BAZAE, J. cisrisr 1114 ELEVENTH SPECTACLES, FIELD AND OPERA -DEALERS IN- Terra Cotta Drain Pipe, Flue Pipe YORK, OHIO, AND COMMON LIME. NIFYING GLASSES.

CALL AND SEE US. A. P. MacDONALD GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. cl vcmi, CUJU TF UAUUl VClllCUtO, VXUFJ.I.Ut3U XUUbtSr.

laSieZTIlB Tjitli Wol- tj i 1 and Builders' Supplies Generally. Also Anthracite and Bituminous Coals of all kinds. Office and Yard: Margaret iHijuriiuajl UUaHECTIOHB. The Largest and Best Agency in the City. Paid from this Office.

NO. 1107 ELEVENTH AVENUE, Call Second THE ALTOONA MANUFACTURING LiLTOOisr. iE3srisr'. THE BIG FURNITURE RACE. General Founders and Machinists.

PntriT-fiTflirt vu AM. tltVil a 1 1 a w.CUt He has some Bedroom and Parlor luiteThat are maVTeU'of and" Snt5tJreKIlty P6' Cent- c11 tha "iey be bought anywhere lseTEven Ifyou do mucadmirXnd andexamine our Block. It a pleaure to show goods thVarouae Automatic Engines, Double and Single Hoisting Engines, Wire Hope Hauling Machinery. Steam Boilers, Tanks and Plate Iron Work of Every Description. FOEEMAN REPAIR WORK PROMPTIiY ATTENDED TO.

CHRISTMAS IS COMING. And so are MATEER'S Holid frnmla. Onr stnr will CORNER EIGHTF AVE. AND NINTH for Infants wcxi uipw5u wcnuaren ma. I recommend it as BUDerior to anr DrwtriTtion I mown ts ma tt a a 1 I me." H.

A. ABCBxa, M. I Xll 80. Oxford SL, Brooklyn, N. Y.

most beautiful array of useful and ornamental the city. My lone aesiraoie never nner never so cheap as now KEEP YOUR EYE ON 1 ruuuo, any price may De selected now by part payment, balance payable on delivery, at any time, from now to December 24. I cannot enumerate. Come and see the largest stock of Drugs and Holiday Goods in this croat and rrnwinrrit J. ROSS MATEER, The Leading Reliable 11th Ave.

Cor. 15th St Telephone.