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1 EBEN9B17KU. PA
, IDA 1 . - MAY 29, 1S8S.
''LOCAL AXD PERSONAL. .
7 tre. There and the Other Place.
Saturday is Decoration Dav.
iNcit wee is Court week.
i.For-unl eoods go to the Sut(ar Bowl.
.F choice groceries so to the Sugar
I"."'-
APtpt-r hangers and painters are having;
j tir "harvest. .
fVjr.tingclon'a Dew elevatoa will told
, t'O bushels of grain.
While attending Court don't forget to
j, tp ami rv the printer.
i-Two prisoners escaped from tbe Centre
r ni,tv jnil on Sunday last.
.Ti e Mountain House, at Cresson, will
t a roei ,or a,""" on tne 2i!n f J une.
" .Notwithstanding predictions to the con
t ary, the potato bug has made it appear-
t ":C.
Ttie manufacture of oue and two dollar
r jtes hm been suspended by the Govern-
E.nt.
.-Sut-sk thieves entered the cellar of Wm.
3, Cinnell oo Saturday night and carried
c 3 two loaves of bread.
-.Wanted McDonald, at Loretto, wants
j Ofo pounds of good clean wool, for which
va wj;i pay tbe highest price.
Governor Pattison has approved the bill
fohiliitirg the uanuf icture and sale in this
Coniiiioii wealth of oleomargarine.
It pays to raise good stock. Several
ricking colts of the HamDtonlan stock were
fi-ild here for 1 10 apiece last summer.
Mr. George M. Riddle, a citizen of the
fast ward, who has 'been absent In Philadel
phia for some time, Is agatn in ur midst.
A new railroad time tatle went into ef
fect on the Pennsylvania railroad on Sunday
htt. h-tt it mates no change on our branch.
i-Fmtt trees of every tend seem to be
,i kIi blossoms, giving promise of an
a!wT'""'t yield of fruit the coming season.
The Indiana county Republicans elect
el delegate favoring the nomination of M.
S. iy ( S'ate Treasurer, on Saturday
lSt.
A little irl recently Jumped the rope
T time at Kittanning, and Is'now lying at
tie poii.t of death, the result of over exer-
t'on
On Thursday of last week a new engine
f jf the water works at the almshouse, built
by Mr. John MeKeona, of Johnstown, waa
delivered.
Mr W. H. Gardner, of ilollidaysburg,
h was at one time a resident of Wilmore,
this riMiitv, is dangerously ill at bis home In
Hoilidaysburg.
MwsiEkiza Fodder,' of Everett, Bedford
county, becoming despondent from nnrequi
td love, took poison one day last week and
!! oo Saturday last.
Mr. Samuel O'llara, of Munster town
chip, Is fixing up his grist mill, and will re
place the old machinery with all the new
od latest improvements.
A colored man and a white girl wanted
ta 8t married in Johnstown on Saturday
last, but could not find a Justice who was
willing to tie the knot for them.
Th. time Is coming apace when the
yaungBler will come home with Ms shirt on
wrong aide out. and be unable to explain to
tit mother how it happened. Ex.
:-Mr. Thomas II. Ileist arrived in town
fit Saturday last and spent several days at
Maple Park Springs, superintending the
f reparations for the coming season.
If there is any thing In the old tradition
'. it rsii on Whit Sun "lay we will have
rain nn the seven succeeding Sunday, then
Ijolt out for your neighbor's umbrella.
Quite a Dumber of our citizens went to
Ckrroiltown on Monday last, to witness the
ceremonies attending the dedication of the
new altar in tbe Catholic church at that
place.
Burglars attempted to blow open the
ea?r in the Philipsburg postoffice one night
last week, but failed. They, however, got
f with -about flS worth of postage
tamps.
Tim jewelry store of K. B. Green in
B Mitzda'e wm burglarized on Wednesday
iitit last and about 250 worth of goods
ftnien. The thieves jeft no clue as to their
identity
; Mr. James C. Devore, the fireman who
was killed In the tunnel on the 20th of
April last, had an accident Insurance policy
fcf f '.otKi, which was paid to his sister on
tunly last.
! Miss Ilattle Jones, daughter of William
M. J'Mies, of Allegtieny city, formerly of this
p'noe, was married on Thursday of last
w-rk, hut we have failed to learn her bus-
fcanil'a name.
f in Monday evening the cylinder head
fcf ar engine In tbe new rail mill at Johns
town blew out, causing damages sufficient
to toD the mill for several days In order to
make repairs.
I The woman who jumped oat of the
!nnhoue window last week was not the
wife of James Johntnon, but his sister. She
Is "till lying very low, and the chaDces are
eainst her reervery.
f n Thursday of last week the official
Ters were received by Father Phelan, of
I'.t'.shurg, from Home, making him Coad
J i'or Bishop of the diocese of Pittsburg,
with the right of succession.
-Mrs. Alice Hughe, wife of Richard J.
fi-Jahe. died at the residence of her bus
imd in Altoona on Tuesday last, aged
"nut 47 years. Iler remains were taken to
SHadelphla for lotermeot
? C. F. Ilager, Surgeon Dentist, of Johis
l"wn, win be at the Mountain House on the
awnnd Friday and Saturday of each month,
ere he will be prepared to do all work
ruining to bis professslon. a24-2m.
The watch belonging to Mr. Charles
wns, of Allegheny township, which Mr.
Aihi Rudolph had up for chaorvs was raf-f-1
off and Mr. Joha Ilogue, of Carroll
wrif.ip, held the lucky ticket,
f James Gardner for tbe use of tbe ered-J-ors
Wiinam M. Lloyd ts. John Lloyd,
nf ie ball, was argaed In tbe Supreme
"im at Philadelphia on Tuesday last, but
p to tiii time there has been no decision
fr-Ddered.
-Boralnmine a superior vail finish. Bet
t than ail kalsoraires or whitewash, Is
fap and durable, will not crumble or peel
ami U good for Inside or outside work.
-.An ,np, at Dr. Zimmerman's drng store,
i Ti e time W close at hand wien tie sun
f-ayrome where he Is not wasted. Ton
n kepp him oat by obscuring your window
th mixture of one ounce of gum traga
th in the white of six eggs, well beaten.
Aaeheate tint may be given with any of
r analine dyes. It can all be washed off
ihen you choose.
-Tfu-re is every Induration that the eom-
" uannPr season wilt ind our town fall of
F "timer visitors, who will spend the am
liere for the benefit of their health.
-"rling house keepers and everybody eUe
f 'u!d remember that they cao alwajs find
John Owens' store on High Street, dry
f""' dr",a Kwds, booU and shoes, grocer
f. provisions, and ail kinds of fanned
fMl at 'be very lowest prices.
1 n taT9 recel7ed ,ettr 'rom Mr. Ju
an DonlJoe, of St Augustine, for publlca
l'm m which that gentleman withdraws
I.iA nr. : - ....
puoiished Ust week cautioning
-'ds auainst trusting bis wife on bis ac
'unt Mr. Donahoe says he la sorry that
r -,, , - ""'iw;, IUU lllll UD BUOUia
ve done S3. We ha mkl.M hla lt
T' t"l up to the time of goiog to press have
Ira Charles, a Perrv countv f rrrne
agreed to take a straw cutting machtn- on
trial and .signed what he supposed to be a
contract to that -ftVet. And now his note
for $173 i in the Millersburg bank await
ing payment.
An opposition dally hack line between
this place and Ckrroiltown started up on
Tnesdav last ; leaving Cariolltown at 8
o'clock, a. m.. and arriving here in time for
the 10 o'clock train, and leaving this place
at 4 o'clock, p. m.
A Gailltzln boy named Miller, while
carelessly handling a revolver shot himself
In the leg nn Monday last. He was not seri
ously inlured, and It may learn hlui to be
more careful in the handling of dangerous
weapons in the future.
Mrs. Mary A. Hamilton, widow of the
late James D. Hamilton, of Johnstown, and
who at one time kept hotel at Wilmore, died
at the residence of her son-in-law, David II.
Edwards, in Altoona, on Sunday la&t. Her
age was about 60 years.
The following persons can each get a
letter by calling at the Ebensburg postoffice:
Samuel W. Fey. James Griffith. Will W.
Ilowd, Mrs. Lucy James, John n. Kenne
dy, Miss Jennie McKloim, Mrs. John O'Neal
and George W. Williams
The Senators of this place will play a
game of hane ball wtih the student of St.
Francis' College, next Thursday, on the
grounds at the latter place. An interesting
game is looked for and a large crowd Is ex
pected to be In attendance.
Maple sugar makers in Somerset coun
ty find that the season's shortened crop Is
counterbalanced by an Increase in prices.
L A. Peck, of Addison, made nearly 5. 000
pounds or angar, while Elijah Livingsirood,
of Elk Liek, made 9 000 pounds.
Samuel Cox, of Latrobe, climbed up on
tree on the banks of tbe Loyalhanna
creek on Saturday last with the intention of
shooting fish, when the lirub upon which he
was sitting broke and he fell to the ground,
breaking his leg and sustaining other pain
ful Injuries.
McDonald, at Loretto. sells 20 yanis
calico foi $1 ; 16 yards cotton dress goods.
$1 ; 20 yards muslin. $1 ; 12 yards best mus
'i'o. ?1 ; 12 yards best ginuhain, fl , 10 yards
t.8t cotton shirtfnif, $1. and all other goods
at equally low prices for cash or gool, tnar
ketab'e produce.
There Is no nickel in a cent oiece. The
alloy used in making that coin is composed
of 9.1 per cent of copper and 4 per cent, of
tiu and zinc. Its intrinsic yalue is about
one tenth of a cent. Ths report that coun
terfeits are In circulation Is doubted, as the
profit would be too small.
It is said that sugar Is steadily moving up
ward in price. It is nm worth from five
eighths to three-fourths of a cent a pound
more than it was six weeks ago, and In for
eign markets is from to 1 cents higher.
The cause assigned is the failing off in the
production In France and Germany.
An order has benn Issued requiring all
enginemen on helpers on the east side of
the mountain to cob ti, too their run to Cone- I
maugh, and all enginemen on helpers on the
west side to run through from Conemnuuh
to Altoona. Heretolore Altoona helpers
only ran to Gallitxin, and helpers or. this!
side stopped therp also. !
Seventy headstones to mark the graves
of deceased soldiers arrived in Johnstown ;
on Saturday last. Twenty three of them !
are for graves In cemeteries In the neighbor- j
hood of Wilmore, and the balance of them
are for graves In the cemeteries of Johns
town and vicinity. The stones were Tur- j
nlshed by the Government
S. Ettlnger, of Woodward, Centre coun- I
ty, put up at a hotel at Potter's Mills. In
that county, on Tuesday night. On getting !
out of bed the next morning he shot him- :
self through the head, the bullet entering i
the right side and coming out behind the '
left ear. It Is thought be Is fatally hurt. !
He had recently some trouble about school ;
funds.
The Loretto Mdse Co.. of Loretto. Pa.,
sells : 13 pounds granulated sugar, $1.00 ; :
16 ponnds light brown sugar, f 1 00 ; 6, !
pounds best green coffee, fl.OO; syrups, 40 ;
to 60 cents per gallon ; teas, 23 to 60 cents j
per pound . good broom, 10 cents j 10 plugs '
ar'..iiln)krobacco2.'iji.njR best No. 1 salt, i
fl.40 per barrel ; dry good- boots aud shoes '
and all other goods at low prices.
At Erie. Pa. . on Friday" last, a Jury gave
L. Rosen weig 148,700 damages for ejection
from a Lake Shore passenger train. The
train was a limited express, and the conduc
tor refused to accept a regular ticket or
money from Rosenwelg. who was a passen
ger from Cleveland to Erie. He fell on a
pile ot stones when he was put off the car,
and paralysis was the result He sued for
1 100.000.
Mr. Ed. Seyler, of Bell township, Clear
field county, with two of his brothers In.
law, was cutting down trees a few days a go
Mr. Seyler's 6-year-old daughter was play
ing about a log which her father was cut
ting up. while auother man was felling a
tree. When tbe latter started to fall, the
child ran directly nnder it and was Instantly
killed. Her bead was crushed and one leg
and an arm broken.
Professor C V. Riley, the entomolo
gist of tbe Agricultural department, eaya
that this country will soon be visited by two
broods of locusts, of the seventeen and thir
teen year varieties, and that this will be the
first time In 221 years that they have appear
ed in conjunction. They will not prove very
destructive, and the Injury they will do will
probably be confined to fruit trees. The
vlsitr.tion will be prolonged until late in tbe
fall.
One way of catching moles is thus de
scribed ; Ttke two old cow horns and place
them point to point, taming tbe hollows
outward in the track of the mole, and then
replace tbe eartb over them. Tbe mole will
come along soon and crawl into the born as
far as be can go. and remain there trying to
get through, as he cannot turn round, and
moles never go backwards. Scratch up and
examine your horns occasionally, and jou
will soon have yoor mole.
Miss Ella A. Knode, a prepossessing and
highly-esteemed lady of Donation, Hunting
don county, died in Huntingdon on the 7th
Inst. There were certain suspicious circum
stances connected with her death, and an
Investigation has resulted In the arrest of
Horatio J. Speck, of Cumberland, Md., and
Dr. G. Ballantlne. of Huntingdon.
Attention I called to the fact that Rich
ard L. Davis boot and shoe store In this
place Is stocked full of men's and boy's
boots and shoes, ladies, misses and children's
shoes of every description, all of the latest
styles, and which he Is selling at the lowet
prices. Attention Is called to the "Improved
Bang.up" shoe, a very fine dress shoe for
gentlemen that be is selling at 2 60. Call
and examine his stock and see for yourself
what bargains he is offering.
McDonald at Loretto sells 16 ponnds
light brown sugar for fl.OO; 12 pounds white
sugar, 1 ; 3 pounds good tea, f 1 ; 10 pounds
coffee, f 1 ; 4 boxes essence coffee. 10c ; 4 pa
pers soda, 10c; S pounds prunes, 25c; 3
pounds rice, 25o ; 4 pounds barley, 25c ; 5
pounds oatmeal, 25c ; 6 pounds hominy,: 5.;;
6 pieces soap, 23c molasses, 33 cents per
gallon ; good fyrup, 40 cenU pr gallon
All other goods at equally low prices for
cash or good marketable trade.
IIow young old people look who have
never been seriously sick, and who Dever
worry or fret. How old young people look
wbo fret and stew and suffer pain all at
once. But we cac'nt altogether help our
diposllion, and we will sometimes get out of
torts in spite of all our caution. Then we
need tbe best, the Simplest and the safest
medlcme known, which Is Dr. Kennedy'
Favorite Retvedy. Purifies tbe blood and
reuewg vitality In old and young. 1
I
Two young men Trom this place, on Sat- j
urday last started on a trip with Loretto as j
thir de-tination. but when they had got
about half way the horse ran off, throwing i
them out and wrecking the buggy. The)
horse and part of the harness made the trip i
to Loretto, but the young men and the bug- j
gy were left along the roadside. The buggy ;
was pretty badly used up, but the drivers
escaped with a few scratches.
It is not generally known that tbe man
who refuses to pay for his newspaper can
be prosecuted like an ordlnaiy criminal for
theft. A New York paper has begun suit
against several delinquent subscribers un
der the U. S. Postal laws, which aay, "the
taking of a newspaper and refusing to pay
for the same renders a person liable to a
eriminal prosecution for a theft, and the per
son guilty of the same can be punished as if
he had stolen goods to the amount of the
fcubscription."
Mr. S iters, a farmer living near Dudley,
Huntingdon connty, waa herding his cows,
when a neighbor's boll whioli had broken
bounds, suddenly charged and tofsed him.
The bull was coming at him again as he lay.
on the ground when two of his cows rushed
In and stopped it. thus enabling Mr. Sifers
to ries, which h did with difficulty, aud
make his escape. He Is In the habit of treat
ing nis cows kindly, and some of them show
much attactment to him. He says their
promrtness in facing the bull saved his life
We have been favored with samples of
the celebrated Spenrerian Double Elastic
Steel Pens, and arter trying them feel Justi
fied In highly commending them to our
readers. They are made of the best of steel
and by the most expert workmen, and have
a national reputation for certain desirable
qualities which no other pens seem to pos
sess In such great perfection. Among these
are uniform evenness of point, durability,
flexibility and quill action. So popular have
they become that of the "Number One"
alone, as many as fourteen millions are sold
annually.
The water mains along Julian street.
Centre street, and High street between
Centre and Julian are now repaired and In
good condition. Tha main on High street,
west of the connection at Julian, burst on
Tuesday evening Just oppsite the residence
of Deputy Sheriff Blair, and In a few min
utes that gentleman's cellar waa flooded,
and It will be several days before the pipes
can be repaired. There are several leaks
In the main running east on High street
from Centre, end workmen are now en
gaged in making the necessary repairs.
A meeting of the young ladies and gen
tlemen of this place was held at Armory
TT.11 i -. o . , . . ri
imti iu isxi ottiurnav mgni, wnrn a jom- j
m it tee of gentlemen were appointed to mark
the graves In the different cemeteries, and
als- a Committee of young laliesweie ap
pointed to procure flowers. There will be a
meeting at Armory nail this (Friday) even
ing for the purpose of arranging the flowers .
and gettlr.g them ready for placing on the j
graves of the A- ceased soldiers. There will j
be no proeps-lor or ceremonies other than the s
placing of the flowers on the graves of the
dead heroes.
The Johnstown Tribune, of Tuesday,
says : Samoel Relghard. aged about eight
een years, met with a serious accident In the
Rod mill of the Cambria Iron Company j
abont 1 o'clock this afternoon. A knot
formed In a rod. and he was enuaged In un
doing It, when the rrel hoy "gave a Jerk"
and eaf. a loop over Relgeard's right foot.
The red-hot wire ene're'ed the ankle and
burred through the ftsh Into the bone,
cansing a terrlMe wound, from which voong
Relghard mav never fully recover. He was
taken to the ffflc of Dr. W. B. Lowman In
a carriage, and Ms Inlurv was there dres
sed, after which he was taken to bis home j
on Lewis street. Millville.
Gny. Pattlsnn vetoed the hill authoriz
ing officers of turnpike and plank road com
panies to el1 or abandon any part of their
road, with the consent of the persons hold
ing the larger amount In valne of the stock,
to cltv. town or horoneh authorities. His
objection are that It authorizes a sale wlth
ont providing for the pavment of the debts
of the conpanv ard without, calling a meet
ing. "To confer the privilege," he says. "Is
an annmalv on present laws and opened tha
doortto serlou' wrongs upon creditors and
stockholders. Tip present laws were amply
S!iffl'lent. and If foAeitfv. rxii'lft? amentixh.
; hot Judicial supervision should not be abol
j Ished."
Note From the 3f wntaln Top.
Ebcnshnrg, the county seat of Cambria
county, Pennsylvania, Is located on one of
the loftv spnra of the AHeghenles. Its physi
cal horizon being, thereby, much wider than
most other places and If the writer may
lodge from the Interest manifested In edu
cation. Its mental horizon has also much
wider scope than most other places. A very
excellent summer school Is being conducted
there at the present time hv Snperlntendent
Strayer and Professor J. W. Leech, gentle
men of high culture and literary attain
ments. There are enrolled In this school
one hundred and eight students, divided In
to three classes a preparatory class, a nor
mal class for teachers, and a professional
class composed of those applying for pro
fessional certificates. The entire school Is
pervaded with an air of dignity, Interest
and zeal that speaks volumes In Its favor.
On the afternoon of the 13th the school had
Arbor exercise In front of the school build
ing and planted elx Norway maples along
the sidewalk facing the school edifice. The
maples had been ordered and purchased by
Snperlntendent Strayer The trees were
named respectively Longfellow, By rant,
Taylor, Hlgbee, Cary Sisters, and Holmes.
Local JV'eics
Am Indiana IHaefcamlta Playa Paysl.
elan te His Sorrow.
A case of malpractice occurred at Indiana
on Tnnraday last. A widow named Snhort
had heen under the care of James M . White,
who claimed to be a phjslclan, but who was
for many years a blacksmith, and who has
no diploma. On Thursday afternoon a t.on
of the widow called opon Drs. Thomas St.
Clair A Son, who visited the sick woman
and foand her dying from an overdose of
morphine. Whit was present, and when
Dr. St. Clair told the friends assembled that
the patient was dying. White said she had
threatened to kill neraelf. She died abont
7 o'clock In the evening, and an Inqoest was
held on Satorday. A pott mortem was held
by Drs. St. Clair A Son, when other eviden
ces wf malpractice were discovered. An In
formation was made against White and be
Is under arrest.
Death of nr. Richard Hag-Ie.
R cnard Nagle died at his bis home at
Baker's mines on last Saturday, his
death resultirg from Injuries be received
on the previous day by being caught be
tween a car and a heavy piece of timber at
the tipple of the Dnlaney mine, in Dean
township. The deceased was sixty years of
age, and leaves a wife and twelve children
to mourn his sudden aod untimely death,
lie was a brother of Mr. Michael Xaule, a
former well known citizen of Carroll town
ship, tbls county, who now resides In Al
toona. Ilia remains were interred In St.
Patrick's cemetery, Gallitztn. on Monday,
morning. May his soul rest in peace.
Sam mill Barned.
On Friday morning last tbe sawmill of Mr.
Caron Lea hey at Lilly's was discovered to
be oo fire about 4 o'clock, and in a short time
after tbe discovery waa entirely destroyed.
Mr. Leahey's loss is estimated at about
11,000, oo which there was no Insurance.
Mr. Leahey had an insurance policy of $800
on the mill, but the policy bad expired two
days before tbe burning.
THREE WEEKS DOWN SOUTH.
"Traveler Iarlres His Trla t the
Hauntth Cave.
Nothing mors readily induces a contrast
between the Northern and tbe Southern
States than a comparison of the Falls of Ni
agara with the Mammoth Cave. They afe
both in their way, admittedly, the greatest
natural curiosities In tbe United States, or.
indeed. In tbe known world. And it is not
easy to say which Is the greater wonder, Ni
agara In its awful majesty or the Cave in Its
profound mysteries : The former In all its
sublime attributes Is palpable and taken in
at a glance ; the other In Its mysterious la
byrinths requiring weeks of exploration.
Yet Niagara is surrounded by a net work
of railroads the river spanned by suspen
sion bridges a thriving young city growing
up In Its Immediate neighborhood palatial
hotels and summer resorts abound in short
it Is the Mecca of the Northern States ; and
an adult don't like to admit that he has nev
er visited Niagara. Nay. were now the Em
pire State, in which this wonder is only par
tially located has Initiated the means for
making the falls with all their surroundings
and vicinity a public park free to all I
Behold the difference t The Mammoth
Cave is situate in Edmondson county. Ky.,
near its eastern boundary. The counties
into which the Southern States are divided,
ate much smaller than in the North. Ed
monson is a small county a corn and to
bacco county of some 9,000 inhabitants,
its county seat Brownsville, with some 250
Inhabitants, some 11 miles from the Cave.
Traveling by the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, after crossing Green River a few
miles above, we arrived at "Cave City," at
about 3 p. di. The city consists of four
houses, one of which was our rendezvous.
From this point the fare is two dollars to
tbe cave and return ; the distance some nine
miles, passing through the counties of bar
len. Hart, and Edmondson. The land la
rolling and In its appearance resembled the
country in Western Pennsylvania ; as It did
also in tbe character and growth of Its tim
ber. Comparatively little of the land was
cultivated, and even that was wretchedly
farmed.
The road was the worst 1 ever travelled.
Where it was Lot steep and rocky it was a
swamp and the drivers took through the
open woods. At one point on our return
the teams were all abreast or nearly so, in
the woods, each trying to head the others
into the main road ; the passengers, ladles
and all cheering thir respective drivers. All
this too on Sunday morning.
A pleasant young Methodist clergyman
was of the party, and be could cot resist
the good natnred rivalry. We met him fre
quently afterwards and always found him
pleasant while his whole demeanor was al
ways in conformity to his sacred calling. He
took down in his table, the names and ad
ditions of the whole party.
The drive became wearying. Our African
John had destroyed three saplings on his
team and had cut a fourth. I sat In front
with him and sought information ; but be
was the most stupid negro I ever met. At
length I ikd him. "Are we ne near the
cave yet?" His answer was, "Wen we get
past the hill t'other side of tbe other one, 4e
boss will meet us and tote our plunder in."
Another reminder of our destination was
that at each log cabin we passed little bare
legged Africans would hall os with shells,
fioweis, etc., all of course from the Mam
moth Cave I
We reached the "House" about five p. ro.
and Boon after had a plain country supper.
There were 27 at table all candidates for
tSe Cave. The building is a queer, antique
looking structure : a temperance house,
there being no licenses granted In Edmond
son county. We had two waiters at our ta
ble one a youth of some twenty, (white,)
and not less than seven feet high the other
older but about the same altitude. I may
say here of the bouse, that though homely
it was clean and comfortable tbe landlord
polite and fairly intelligent, and tbe charges
not too high.
The descent luto the cave was, as it uni
formly Is. at seven o'clock and the agent oc
cupied his office preparing and Issuing tick
ets. He issued none for the "long route" as
that route is impracticable after the spring
rains. But there is a "short route" and la
"shorter," for which . tickets were respect
ively three and two dollars. We took the
latter as It corresponded with our ability to
travel, as well as our finances.
Then there was a flutter of preparation.
Our number was 27, one-third ladles. Many
of the parties, especially the ladies had a
prepared wardrobe for the Cave ; but the
agent demonstrated their uselessness ; and
recommend low hats and a cane for each
visitor.
Thus equipped and with some dozen
lamps we followed our guides to the mouth
of the cayern, some two hundred yards dis
tant But here 1 must take a long breath. 1 am
as reluctant to enter upon the details of our
visit, as I was to enter this fearful chasm on
this Saturday evening. So I shall defer the
exploration till my next paper.
Traveler.
HInwJ Bebaeryat EastCaaenanta.
Two young men. 'residents of this city,
who had been In attendance at a dance in
Coster's Hall, Franklin borough, were han
dle, pretty roughly on the Pennsylvania
railroad, opposite the high bluff, on Satur
day night, between 11 and 12 o'clock. Af
tei leaving tbe ball they crossed the railroad
to Confer's saloon, where they drank some
beer. Soon after taking their departure
from the saloon two men called to them,
saying : "Hold on, we are going to town,
too." The strangers walked along with the
yonng men, chatting pleasantly, until reach
ing tbe blnff. At that point one of the
strangers, without saving a word, struck one
of the young men a stunning blow, felling
Mm to the ground. The other young man
was then thrown down and every pocket in
bis clothing rifled. HI companion was
similarly searched, and the strangers then
made off. The only plunder of any valne
obtained by the robbers waa an open-faced
silver watch, worth about $23. The robbers
are supposed to have been tramps, and there
is no clue as to their identity. Johnstown
Tribune.
Take IV .! t
Any person destroying tbe fences, steal
ing or disturbing; the flowers or shrubbery,
In either of the cemeteries belonging to the
Congregational church, will be prosecuted
to tbe full extent of the law. By order of
tbe Trustees.
H. March offers the
Best quality G. A. R. suits and caps for $10
Second " 9
Third " m .. 8
Call at the Golden Eagle Clothltg House,
1801 Eleventh avenue. Altoona for G. A. R.
suits.
FrTB. All fits stopped free of Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and
$2 00 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
Dr. Kline, 931 Arch St.. Philadelphia Pa.
HTM EXE A I,.
ITEL BANKER. Married, at St. Mi
chael's church at Ioretto, on Tuesday, May
2, 1885. bv Rev. Father Buah, Mr. Henry
F. ltel to Miss Gertrude Sanker, both of Al
legheny township.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOB SHERIFF. I hereby announce
myself as avtandidate for tha Democratic nomina
tion of Sheriff sabjaet to the decision ol tha Dem
ocratic primary elections.
JOSErH A. OKAY.
Carrolltown, May 6, 185.
THE MARKETS.
Ebensburo. May 28. 1HH5.
Flour, choice family $5 00 to 6 40
Wheat, white . 1 o
Kye 73
Coin 70
OiU 50
Cover see' 7 00
Timothy seed 2 M
Flax seed 1 50
Ba
Potatoes 50
Butter, lb.... ........... 15
Iarrt. tt .. 12
Esrgs. per doz ... 12
Onions, per bu 50
Hay, per ton - 12 00
'PIlTaBlRU MARKETS.
WnDitsrAT. May jfT, 1S8&.
ent itov-Irtah, S0S70r ter tuhsl : on (rack
H.jV)c. Jer-iev .setii. no l.bl.
Houltrt I.l'vo chickens. RfidJTDe per lr : lira
j tarkeya, lll'ie rr poutiil . live rff, 7&efl ou
per iimlr. IrMe(l-:hl n. 16j:7c pr pound;
torkers. lTQiSt : rene. 1031.
Kaas l;-42 for countrjr mixed cotton ;
for mil wool.
Snne Small rlover eed 7&Q5 00 ; 1nre.
6 2S8 60: timothy ieet. I 80?1 lb; orchard
grmnn. 1 SO; nine arana. I 001 bo.
Koos eh PeupoylTanla and uale eggs, 15
16c per rti.ien
Arri.n-4 26? '2 M er hhl for common to flr
and 7!8S 00 fi.r prime to choice.
Bcttr Fbct eremer . do. other
brendx. ?sJ7c ; choice creamery. W-ftric ; choice
dairy, M&mr : choice country. iso; common
grade. 10f Sr: low -rn. S8fl.
Mill I- kki hrn. 17 &o!8 (: middlings, 17
ft Is 00 tor brown and 20 0i:lV 00 lr white: chop
ped feed. IS WfilO OS: chopied corn. IS 00J1')0.
Hat-No-1 timothy baled, $18 18 ho lor tlht ;
IT 6tilS On for looe pressed ; froia country wair
onr. 17 00 ; Mo. 1 prairie bay, Mas M ;
upland. U A012 00.
Omni-Wheat. 1 081 10 per bushel: corn, M0
to; oaut. Q4S-; rre. S0j$sa
Flocb 9b 50. 7f per tibl., according to quali
ty. i lirtOKS t 00 60 per narrel.
r"oTiHio Hams, lll"?c; beon. c; ihoul
dera, J4c.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
(From the Indianapolis Time.)
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1 Your trugl(i has It ; II not. send One Dollar fo
Dr. David Kennedy, Ron rl out, N. Y.
QRPIIANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
BY virtue ot en order Issuing out of the Or
phans' Court ol Cambria county, to me dl
rected, 1 will expose at pnblle sale on tbe prem
ises in (Jallltiln borough, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1885,
At two o'clock, p. m .. the following described re
al estate, to wit : A certain piece or lot of ground
situate in tbe borough or Oallitzln, Cambria
eouoty. Pa., bounded and described as follows,
via.: Fronting seventy on feet on Main street,
having lot of Charles Selbitt on the west, an al
ley at tbe back, lot of T. S. Troiell. M. D., on tbe
south; reserving from said described lot of ground
a portion thereol twenty five feet In widln and
runolne back alonir lot ot Charles Selbltz ninety
feet to an alley, bavlng a stable '.hereon erected.
Tbe part of said let to be sold bsylng a large
2-Story Frame DWELLING HOUSE ;
and outbuildings, all In good repair, thereon
erected. The house Is large and commodious,
hsvlnif thirteen rooms, snd Is very suitable lor a
board 'ne; house or for offices.
TERMS OK SALE. twe third nf the purchase
t"rr t be iald at the confirmation ol the sale.
nd the remainder In two equal annual payments
with lnteret. to be secured by judgment bond and
mortgage of the purchaser.
K. A. CHK1STY.
Adsi't of Joslah M. Christy, dee'd.
Uallltiln, Pa.. May 32, liS&.-o.
TRIAL LIST. Cass set down for
trial at June Term of Court, commencing on
Monday, June S, 18S4:
Ku trull vs. r?ate.
Murray vs. Van Aiken et al.
Smay vs. Martin.
Myers vs Wilkinson.
Will vs. Koseilne.
Hurd MoKee vs. Nagle et al.
Same vs. Same.
Ban in vs. Tonkin.
Lytic vs. Met Hade.
Borough of Conpersdale vs. Lowe." Yoder tp.
K rants vs. Vockenrod.
Myers Ex'rs nse vs. Martin.
Murphy vs. Fye et al.
Fiske A. Co. vs. Vowel.
Cunningham et al vs. Weakland et aL
Milllgan vs. Fisher et al.
Faraoangh vj, Hlnes.
Prothonotary's Office, I H. A. SHOEMAKER,
Eb'g May 4, IS83. f Prothonotary.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Wm. H. Sbchi.br. Attorney.
Estate of Ciaslss Rakstbad, deoeased.
Letters of Administration on the estate of
Charles Ranslead, late of the city of Baltimore,
Maryland, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Cambria county,
Pennsylvania, notice Is hereby given to those In
debted to said estate, that payment must be made
without delay, and those ba.lng claims aialnst
the same must present them property authentica
ted for settlement.
CHARLES F. RANSTEAD.
Administrator.
Flske, Pa., May 21, lg8&.-e.
JQXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Estate ot Atnaar Bbkdb, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Albert
Bender, late of Conemaagh borough, dee'd. hiv
ing been granted to the nndersigned. notice It
hereby given to all persons indebted to said es
tate to make payment without delay, and those
bavlng claims against tbe same must present
tbem properly authenticated for settlement.
WALBERO BENDER, f ,
FRANCIS J. PARRI.SH,iEIeC,,t0,
April 34. IMS. St.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Josbtb Foolb. deceased.
Letters of Administration 00 the estate of Jo
seph Fogle. late of Dean township, deceased, hav
ing been granted to tbe under-iirned. notice Is
hereby given to all persons Indebted to said estate
to make payment without dclsy.aod those baring
claims arainst the same must present them pro
perly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN FOOLE. ) . . , , . .
WM. O. KKISE. ( Administrators.
Dean township. May is, 185.-et.
IN THE ORPANS' COURT OF THE
county of Cambria. To the hrirt and legal rep.
rssrafafter of FVanrfe X. Christy, deceased. Greet
ing: Yon are hereby cited Id be and appear be
fore the Judges or tbe Orphans' Court to "be held
at Ebensburg, on the first Monday of Jane next,
then and there to accept or refuse to take the real
aetata of Francis X. Christy, deceased, at the ap
praised valuation put upon It by an Inqnest duty
awarded by tbe Sild Court or show cause wh v the
same should not be aeld.
D. A. LTJTHER,
Sheriffs OrBee, t Sheriff.
Ebenstrarg, March 37. 1HS. f
F
ARM FOR SALE.
Tha subscriber offers at rivi r. 1 . 1,1. rrm in
Cambria township, one and one-half miles from
Ebensburg. containing 840 Asres, in a good
state of cultivation, with good frame house and
frame barn, an excellent orchard, plenty ol water
and about one million feet ol lumber on the prem
ises To parties wtrhlng to purchase a smaller
piece of land, be will divide It to suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable. Call on the subscriber resid
ing on the premise. MARTIN SANDERS.
Cambria tp, Jan. , 1S86.
JJAMILTONIAN HORSE.
The celebrated Hamlltonlaa horse. Colonel
Wlnfield, will be kept daring the coming season
at O'Hara's livery stable In this place. Some of
tbe finest eolts ever seen In this neighborhood are
bis beet recommendation. Fir forthr informa
tion call on O'HARA BROS-
Or JOHN BENDER, Ebensburg, Pa.
May 30. 1886.
STRAY COW. Strayed away from
the subscriber residing at Oallltiin, Cambria
county, a small red c--w about 5 years old. with
white face, two white spot on bar back and a bell
on The eow was raised by John Carlbeim in
Carroll township. Any person bringing tha eow
back will bo suitably rewarded.
MICHAEL ITTZHAKBIS.
Oallltiin, Pa., May 22, iss&.-c.
jyjEKCANl ILE APPRAISEMENT
ilBRIA COUNTY,
Fot thb y?ar 1885.
YEN DEBS o( Foreign and Oomeulle Merihen
dlra, Dittlllera and Brewer. Kroker. ete.. In
Cambria county, will take notice that they hare
been appreted and eleeaed by tbe anderalirned
Appraiser o Mercantile and other I.tceaae tax
lor the jreax lS8i, ax follow, to wit : '
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
CZoa.
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14 IHnlel Oubn ....
14 J P (John
14 I Kot
14 J K Stull
14 E ; lirumbltng
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14 W J Hue ...
BARB TWP.
14 Kobert (tlenn
14 Maluy a, L eo ... ."
KLACKLJfK TWP.
14 Ifaac Michael ..........
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Thomas E Howe .
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Will-am flarlney
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Jubii Dowltng
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John KinttttS a . ,,,
Peter u)!y
Martin Fish 7
Bernard Harvey
Thomas Hailoran
Singer H'l Uo
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P 1. Eck
J Kinder
R F Maucher
J W Sbarbauirti .....
V S Barker It Bro "
A H Hang
Andrw Eckenrode
Htl Stole
P J Dietrich
D A Lrfither
J J Hauk ft. Bro
H B Polthort
C A a S U Buck .
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Samuel Olll
CROYUE TP.
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r A Bunnell.. .
O A Ilmond.. . .... ...
John Brown .
Oeo H Suneman .. ....
J W IMvts
N S Oeorge
W R Moore
CHEST SPRINOS BOR.
J Perry & Son ..
C D Wharton
Thomas H Bell
J B W liber ...
CLEARFIELD TP.
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14 ConradOerhar.lt
14 Joseph M Young
14 J B Clark ."
14 A I-e hmyrr
14 Wm Steigerwald
1 John Stormer ,
14 M D Jones
14 Jehn Widinan .. .
14 .lonnO Vortiauer.. ........
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14 Jos Freldtiofr
14 J J Strayer
COOPERS DALE BOR.
14 A E Soraervllle
14 Kunkle . Sheridan
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14 J J hhaffer .
14 J .1 Craig .. .
14 PF Shaffer.
14 Charles I'ringle
14 A K f'rintrle
14 E i Harvev
14 J B Kauffuian... ......
ELDER TP.
14 Thomas Utt . Co
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14 Heir orley ,
14 CT Roberts
14 V Lutiringer
14 V S Barker fc. Bro
14 Jarob Thomas
14 EJames .. ...
14 John Owens...
14 Lloyd fc Sons
14 li A Zimmerman. ........ ..........,
13 Oeo 11 untlev ...,..
14 Edward OrlfBtb
14 D Evans
14 Carl Klvlnlus
14 ECl'arrish ,
14 V c Wagner .
14 J M Thompson
14 Thomas Orlffllh
14 A Striltmatter
14 Davis Bros ..
FRANKLIN BOR.
11 Adams k Davis
14 S Paul o... ..
14 Martin Custer
14. E WisslnaerfcCo
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14 William YeckleV
14 Taylor fc McCoy .
14 Thomas Bradley
14 Peter Kay lor m
14 Michael Bracken......
14 SB Corn
14 FJ Christy
14 A I. Buck a Co .
14 J Bengele
14 J I Trosell
14 John Ferguson
12 Monroe Sl Co
ORUBBTOWN BOR.
14 JLReatn
JACKSON TP.
14 David Simmons
JOHNSTOWN BOR.
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John Ryan............
David Creed ....
Miller A Lorents
Davis Bros
Oeonre Helser.......
John Fenn
C Monteverde
L F Leitenberger
F W Hay
Alexander Recke
J M Shnmaker
Louis Webn
C Keinpel.....
O Krteirer
John Frits
A Roland...
M S Maloy
F S Maloy
William Updegrave
Oeis A Schry
Davis Bros
Banlley A Fronhelser......
Oels. Foster A Clulnn......
N A C A Home
James J Murphy....
C O Luther
HT1 Franco
V Lot her
A Cohen. ....... ...........
F W Kress
Oeorge TJnveraagt.........
Lewis Luckbardt
George Keiper A Co.......
JAR Oallagher
S Relneman. ....... ........
Phllllus Bros
CCohen
John Stensrer. .............
A Nathan ....
Standard Store....
Scott Dibert
Lewis Cohen
New York Clothing Hail..
Eldrldge A Young..... .
CT Fraster
Job Morgan.
Henry Priichard.....
Oeorge T Bell
J B Ihinlap
D R Jones
ES Wilt
William Owens
D R Baird
W K Honer
Charles Brown..
Lewis Reese..
Davis A Bro
T O Steward A Co
L Bauraer
McMiilen A Waters
J li A Benshoff
A P Kinney
L Stars ardter......
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Charles OrtOith
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W A Cramer..-
J Swank A Son
Jacob Vt lit
A Ftldebrandt
William Caldwell...
Charles S Ruth.. ,
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O Bestert
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Llfner A Chilcoat
Henderson A Alexander..
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H W Olven
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M R Oiara
-ehrader A Oreer
Charles l.nowtg
John A MrKinney
! L Keyser
Matthew Mooney ...... .
J M M-rrow
Emll Yonng
O W Weeroner
P A Oobauerh A Co
Fockler A Ierergood . . VT
A W Klanch ,
Charles Hochateln
William Strauss. Sr
MrOarrj A Son .
Thomas F lavis ................
Wilson Cramer......... .. .....
Brinker Bros
jeonre Hoover.....
L F Wyatt
Thomas A Walters
Marshall A Weakland
Oenre K Shryock
J It Henmng "7.......
Wood Morrell A Co., Limited.
Klngler A .lobu'ton
Latmbe Luniberand Broom Co..
M Sherman
-lohn Von Alt..... ....
M J tlook
Barrlck MrClellan A Oo
Weaver A Sheeter ..
Conrad Wleddershelin L
Joseph Slick.....
John Hannan. ....... ............
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J F Carpenter.....
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Loretta Mdse Oo
William Lit sinter
A J Cbrlety .'
H T O'Fwjel
M F MrlNtne'.d
W W McAteer 1.1
J E Shields
LILLY BOR.
Caron Leihry
Oeonre Brant......
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John I.eahevASon
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Oeorge McEntosh... 1 .T.
John Conrad
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E J Vinton
W S O Bnen
H W Oiven ."11".
O W Statzrnan A Sow
Mile Buckley "1
Patrick Oun..elly '
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Peter Sally ..l ....
Selirh Hill
H M Tomb A Bro
Alfred Clifford
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H J Eberly
PROSPEtT BOR.
Austin Neary
PORTA' E TP.
J C Noel
Sylvester McKeozle
J C Martin A Co
W E Mulholland
Mrs M A iTIngle
READE TP.
J H Flsk
O L Olasgow ".
J S M-Cartney
Max Frtck
K L B-.wer
John McDonald
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RICHLAND TP.
W illiam Trent
Oeorge Conrad ...........
STONYCREEK TP.
L W Hock
Jacob Jaeoby
TX'NNELHILL BOR.
M McMorris
P J Murray
Mrs P Smith
Thomas E Plunkett...
.lolm Kinnev
O W Shiftier
Taylor tp.
S P Morrell
WASHINOTON TP.
7 00 1
7 00 !
7 00 I
7 00
10 On
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 01
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
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7 00
Mrs John Lleb
John Eager .
J hum Olllen
William McCnnnell .. .
Mrs C Parrub .
Albert Eckenrode
WILMORE BOR.
S M Flnnev
P FKerby
A W Ploiner A Sous ..
P M Brown
J O Morehead .
John Neb roth
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
t 14
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
WHITE TP.
14 Flsk A Co..
7 00
WOODVALE BOR.
S B Eldrldge
W H Rosensteel A Son
7 00
7 08
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00
00
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KETAILERS OF SPIRITUOITS
liquors as assessed In Cambria couaty.for tbe
year la5:
A LLEO H EN Y TP.
License
J B Denny.
tw
60
RARR TP.
E Oetler...
CAMBRIA BOR.
David Btirkhard
J?hn Lvsett
Patr'ck Boyle
Mrs E Howe
, CKarles Boyle
J Fnher
; Mrs M Fitinatrick
John Schfrnr
60 00
60 00
60 no
50 00
M 00
so 00
60 00
50 00
60 00
6u 00
60 CO
60 00
60 60
60 00
60 00
50 00
60 00
: oeorge Irner. ,
Jsc-.b SchsfTer
' John Klnti .
Peter Roth...
Mrs Margaret Herbert
I Patrick McLaughlin
Iumf I Lysett
K ward Havs .
' Peter Fltxpatrick
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60
60
00
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60
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00
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CARROLLTOWN BOR.
V A Langheln
E L Binder
L Scbroth
A H Hang
DC WetsellAJ Sto!ts
CARROLL TP.
J A Baglev
Thomas J Weakland .
CONEMAVOH BOR.
Joseph Daley
John Oaaiie
SO 00
60 no
60 60
60 60
60 00
60 00
60 00
60 60
60 00
60 00
' 60 00
60 00
60 00
60 60
50 00
SO 00
60 00
60 60
50 00
60 60
Frederick Beuler..
C J Hoffman . .
Lawrence Ketch...... ..
David Costlow
Jnelah. Swank...
Mrs Kate Von Alt
Benedict Eger
Laura Toohey
Mrs C A Sloan
Conrad F.nst...
John Karr
Philip Hertxinger
PS Freldboff ,
Oeorge Held ...
Erbardt Maltsle
John S wartsman
Andrew Fltssimmons.
A F Lackey
CHEST TP.
Joseph Rkody . ..
j CHEST SPRINOS.
' 3 A Wlrtner .
John Cronse
CHOYLE TP.
I Thomas Keclan
Peter Brown ,
i Joha D Wea troth...
Charles N Cronse
DEAN TP.
Leonard Hollls
EAST CONEMAUUH.
Margaret Kelly
W J Cannon
O A Conler
Christina Klst
EBENSBt'RI BOR.
John A Blair
P F Brown ...
Mrs i: Foster -...
D O A James Myers
ELDER TP.
Charles Endler
F X OU
FRANKLIN BOR.
Peter Rnbrlts..
O ALL1TZIN BOR.
I Charles Drass ' M
; Arnold Lents. ,
i J M Oummlng ...
I Michael Fliibarrts
j Jacob Bopp .. ...
! Orlffllb BonneT................"."
j Daniel J Bark, Sr
ORCBBTOWN BOR.
W L Livingston....
J L Beam..
JOHNSTOWN BOR.
E H Willoner
Nell Sharkey
John Ooad
Philip Schnlthela....
John Frank
John Scblffaner
Oeorge C Raab
Patrick O'Ccnnell.
Thomas Kinney
John V Sehafter..,
John D Thomas
W illlsm Thomas...,
John Marton .
' Hnry Frits
' Stephen llairk
' Charles Zimmerman. Sr....
! W H rhomneon
: Conrad Hoffman
: Thomas S Kavi.
Mrs C Ksst
j H ovh Oreuwid
, John Zobrl
! Charles wald
Robert Sagrrson
, Andrew Winn
' Joseph Kot
Oeorge W Koogh
W S Patterson
( .Toseih "roue .
' James MIMiaan
. Paul Wieaand
Henry Sbafler
Elkhart Piell...
Thomas Iewlt ..
.1 J Hormrk
John Frits
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60 60
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no oo
6U I
60 M
60 V
fyi 60
fro 6
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50 no
64 60
.V) 60
60 60
M m
60 0
60 o
60 00
60 OS
60 00
60 !0
60 00
60 SO
LILLY BOR.
John A Hs-rllton
Mrs M Hoelle
John Metsaar
Simon Kyan
M O Bradley
Oeonre Bryant
Edward Muihearn
C Kohtne
O A tonx ..
SO 0f
SO OO
60 no
so e
60 oe
60 60
6ft no
60 V)
60 6ft
LOKETTO BOR.
c F O'Denuell 60 SA
FioHan Beogele 60 no
A J Christy 60 00
MILLVILLE BOR.
Witkln James to 0
E A James 60 6ft
Edward MrLeuchlln 60 OO
11 MrAnanv V) 60
Mrs C !ow:ing .. 60 60
Patrick Kodvers 60 oa
Thomas Mrlieruiott .. 60 OO
John Honan 60 60
Patrick Mlnnahan. o 00
William Marshall . SO OS
PORTAOETV.
Jeesa McOongh.. . 6S OS
EADE TP.
Iavld Brookbank 60
James Latng 60 60
RICHLAND TP.
J H Watklns 60 M
John Hlmea 60 oa
STON"JCKEEK TP.
C J Scbaeffer . . . 60
Frederick Koehm 60 "0
TVNNELHILL BOR.
Patrick O'Dowd 6 00
Mr C Fltxpatrick
Itanlel M "K en na
Richard Byrne
WILMORE BOR.
Joseph Homer
Conrad Wenlroth
50 00
60 PC
M W
60 60
WASHINOTON TP.
John Byrne ......
John H Clark
W R Dunham
Michael Itonahoe....
Patrick Myers...
John P O'Neill
TJPPEB YODEK TP.
Chauneey Davis
Cbarlee Hocbitaln
EATING HOUSE LICENSES.
BARK TWP.
Clatt.
5 George Ilnffrjafcle
CAHBFIA BOB.
5 John Water.
8 Frank Kufi ,
5 Martin Lop.an
Carrolltows bor.
5 Frederick Eajrer
5 Henry I? I am
S John' Stultz.... ...
CLEARFIELD IWT.
S John Bender
CON EM A UGH BOR.
8 Elizabeth Burke .
COSEMAfOH TWP.
8 II L Shaffer
PKAS TWP.
S James J Rhody -
GALL1TZIS BOR.
8 Joseph DashDer
5 Andrew Geagier ....
JOHSSTOWS BOR.
Ltrenaa.
.. 20 OO
.... 20 00
... ?0 00
90 80
... 90 00
... 20 00
. 20 80
... 30 00
... 30 00
.. 20 00
.. 30 .V
20 00
20 00
8 C J Schnable
8 David Faloon
8 J BGerhart
6 Andrew Abler
Ml LLVILLE BOB.
8 Jerome Goulding....
PORTAGI TWP.
8 Francis Mc Dor a Id. ....
PROerECT BOR.
8 Patrick "arv
8 Thomas Kiley
READE TWP.
8 Albert YounuEio
(TOSTCHrKK TWP.
.... 20 00
.... e so
.... 20 60
20 00
20 00
so so
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Jacob Jarobv
Peter 11 Malzi..,
fCMXERHILL TWP.
6 John Roehro-
BCSQUKHANSA TWP.
5 Anthony A Miller
8 Philip P Miller
TTSSKLHILL BOR.
3 William McGarvey
WILMORB BOR.
8 B C J McGuire - .
WASHISOTON TWP.
8 Louisa Weiser
QUART LICENSE.
CARROLLTOWN BOROUGH.
13 John J Ilaue Bro
13 Jos A Gray & T S Williams.-..,
JOHSSTOWJt ItOR.
13 John Raab
13 John LudwU A Son
13 Fisher A Co
6J on
60 00
60 00
60 60
so 00
60 00
60 60
13
William M Dodsou
MILLVILLE BOR.
M McBride. 23 00
BREWERIES.
CARROLLTOWN BOR.
13
Frederick Eeer
Henry Blum..
9 James Stultz A Co
CAMBRIA BOR.
9 Jacob Goenner....
CONEMAVOH BOR.
8 Lambert A Kress-...
C05EMArGH TWP.
9 Lawrence Ecat
GALLITT.IN BOR
9 Mrs Mary Ankenbauer
JOHNSTOWN BOR.
SO 00
60 00
60 00
9 John Etnroerlloe
to to
60 00
60 00
60 00
9
Jacob Meyer 15 o
WASHINGTON TWr.
Geo J Schwaderer
Theodore Sell.
to to
BILLIARD TABLES.
CONEMAfOH BOR.
D Costlow, 2 Ubles
CROTLR TWP.
John D Wentroth, 1 Uble
johnstown ins.
James Clark, 8 ab'.es....-
S Nunamaker, 4 tables
LILI.T BOR.
Fred Welden, 1 Uble
John MenUgar, 1 table -
LORETTO BOR.
A J Christy, 1 table
PORTAGE TWP.
Jesse McGough, 1 Uble
RKADE TWP.
Grant Kuhn, 1 table
Margaret Gorman, 1 Uble
WASHINGTON TWP.
Cresson !?prln(rs Co., 4 table...
J T O'Nell, 1 table .
TEX-riN ALLEYS.
to 00
M 60
60 60
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
to 00
so 00
50 00
M 00
to 00
to 00
60 00
60 On
M 60
60 60
60 00
60 00
NO 00
60 00
60 00
60 60
60 no
60 00
60 00
60 00
60 no
60 00
60 00
60 60
60 00
J B Denny, Allegheny tp , 1 alley 30 50
Creason Springs Co , Washing
ton towr.shtp, 6 alloys ao 50-
J V Wentroth, Crcyle tp., 1 alley 80 ,V
An appeal will be held at the Commit,
sloners' office, in Ertensburg, on the first
Monday of June, lHK.r..
J. H. KF.NNF.DY,
May R. W.. ApprVrer.
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20 00
23 80
23 50
28 0O
25 O0
20 00
25 00
15 00
13 00
15 00
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60 00
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