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LOCAL AXD PERSOXAL.
For handkerchiefs and mufflers go to
Barker.
-Conductor Mike Quartz was in atten
din1nee at court as a witness during the
prffnt week.
Anything in ladles' and gents' nnder
Wfgr wi'l be found at Barkers.
-Mr. William Clement, of this place shot
ind k!l'.d a genuine wild turkey, on Mon
day uf tMs week.
-Spral article? suitable for presents
will be found at Barkers.
Mr. Daniel 11. Zahm, fireman on the
Branch Road has been laid up for several
dys Vtt vf I'.h a bad cold.
(io and see the new goods received at
Carl Kivinius'.
Mr. Lemmon Scruder, of Rock Springs,
Onfre county. U visiting his daughter, Mrs.
SanuH Lndwlg, of this place.
John R. Scott. Eq , a member of the
Somerset county bar, was admitted to practice
st the bar of this county on Monday last.
A job lot of white hemstitch handker
chiefs for 30 cts. at Mrs. R. E. Jones'.
You can get a nice fleece lined glove
worth r. cts. for 10 cts. at Mrs. R E. Jones'
A;i w.'ol ca-braere gloves from 20 cts. np.
Kur a fine gold pen, pencil or toothpick,
suitable for Holiday presents, eo to Carl
I;;TilliUs'.
-The store of Thomas Monoe, at Gallitz
in, wa-t c!oietl by the sheriff on Friday Inst
en two exeuUous aggregating about ?9,000
-owing to the frtorui on Thursday of last
wk ciitniiiunication with Carrolltown was
cut tfT for one diy. the mail hack failing to
arriv on that day.
N'n'i now styles of decorated ware In
tea seU and chamber sets Just received at
BirkMiV. Also, three piece set for Christ
rca.i. Dr. Deve-aux. of Sumuiilvllle, is laid up
w.tL tj phoid fevf ; , but, we are glad to say
ll&l If is rabidly rccovenug and will soon
t aM- to be about again,
-If juu want a nice muff for fl.00 go to
Mrv k. K. Jorips'.
-Everybody who wants a nice ceck-tie.
t-art or liandkercliipf always gut down to
Eirkrra' wi.erij they find the largest assort-n-e-it.
Patrick Ilrtaein, formerly a resident
of rrpf ';t but who for the past year has
oe-n an ir.mste of the almshouse died at
that institution on Saturday. He was about
tfty-'wo year of age.
Have you sren those prity toilet aud
BiSLiCure seta at Barkers? They are just
ire thu. for a nice present.
Thi.se Dersous desiring dental work
lio&e will do well to call on Dr. Richards
now and try Lis uew electric plunger for
t tt-etn. laugQing gas administered
Jt t;.p painless extraction of teeth. Arti
5! teeth in-erted on shoit notice.
If you want to keep warm this weather
bay an overcoat. The place to get an over
corn is at th Golden Eagle Clothing House,
Aitoona, Pa.
Young folks, those gold spectacles at
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paim.is . u,u v,.,t,,,,u.as prcn..
-amuei w agonrr. of Cooj.ersdale, while I
Mtitintr to ineDect steel at the Cambria
aiJohDstown, on Saturday was ac-
:der.tiy struck by a bar under the jaw on .
f'.ht side. The bone of the jaw was
f-actured and the flesh lacerated.
-Tbe largest and best stock of
o'crcoatsever brought to Central Tennsyl
'ania Is r.ow to be seen at the Golden Eagle
Cictbing House, Altoona, Pa.
Leo, a nine-year old son Of Mr, Vallle
Lnttru:ger, cf this place, slipped In front of
L' hume on Wednesday morning and broke
- "f hit :egs above the knee. Dr. Jones
r4jvd. tt.e nacture aud the littie fellow is
l?t;r!g aior.g as well as could be expected.
Did yuu ever stand over wash tub in
oc iALts were being washtu with com
jrowt, rusiu aoapa7 if ao. try Drbt-
fptL's lioiiAx soap next washday, and
c'1 H: ili2trei.ee. The best is the cheap
N; -ways.
t.n ti.iat jBt) warts on his bauds does
' ,f- " t to ettid ol ttieiu ? Here la asafe,
' a:,.', hu -xpi-risive remedy : Put a cents'
"ll '" u( r' Pperas Into a gill of toft water.
AVp V iiir Miiution two or tutee titties a day,
'J':t k into the warn and letting it dry
-Mis. Jait.i s Brt wstt-r, of South Pbilips-)-!.
uoisoiied he;self and fau.ily of tour
"oiiiro fcatmday. The act was done In
'" of uitiai.cl.oly. Mia. Brewster and the
Piiaest tin,, ,r dea(j mu(J two otrier
-; dreri u.ay aje. The polaou whs adminls
'r'1 tSruugh arsenic In food.
, l:r" 'uu are looking around for your
- -.-.in, nesents. dou t forget that at !
t',' i"u wili "J 'ir aild very fine
--i line it ,,i h:!lt itatkercbiefa and niuf- :
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Pneuuioma. lie was about s xij-four I
J"rstf ate a:
u,d it avr-s k widow and neverftl
r,i ftil whom Rre Krown up.
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to-.k fire nrd m injured by fire !
-J ter to the -xt?nt of H.ooO. The j
""e Of I ho fir. ., ... . .v...
turned V. Pr.ter'a Cathedral, iz :
' '""I las buriilne iu the flue until the
t;t lieran.0 red hot aud set fire to the
'A w"k near them.
f y.u iDod puichasing a coat or wrap ;
lav inn ts. ...ti .v.. i, c innB.
v van ou Jills. l . wfc"l
' J'"U wili flnd the largest assortment
8 town at uia lowest prices.
Mr. M. p, Condon, formerly of Cr
,JW , f West Elizabeth, Allegheny
resson,
ny coua
pr a U ,n town during the
wut weeit. H4 Was a passenger on the
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ace it:
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1 i. jij liiiii r( u n t it X7 ni'ii r na n tm
; '"sk!!lH,, was subpDaed as a '
Z u? lhe trml of the mcu for wreck,nK I
have the largest stock of Gossamers for Ladies, Misses and Children ,v-.r shown here. They are of the best manufacture in the market and at 25 per cent.
prices than the same goods are sold for in any other store ir the United States.
Lanes' F dp v I 'tf0?8.1?'' 8,ze9 fif" two to isW-two
Fine Cherk stPPi ami
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1402 Eleventh Avenue.
P. S.Umbrellas at 50c.,
whoI ht iSOn a mcht of Latrobe,
thre davR driDkUl for tbe ,al two or
JmirlT; nBrr8ne hi wife. Ufc
ktii her s 8ur a:d saw he waa to
arm ? strikinKt her m the side ana
Sowmfr0,,"3011 Pave himaeU "P. nd
now m the borouRh lockup.
of Mr., u, e. Jones in another column.
nrretAVan AntwerP. Tete South.
fOI? "t9 ODrdorf. two notorious counter.
un at'wf,bee,,ue8ted'andare no in
J'l at WUliamsport. A third member of
wS,' IOden by Darne- 19 sti" t large
Sin? ,a'bea,d was In C.earne.d
county. The two .re said to have a "mint"
th riW8 0f Sus,lueh"" county, where
they make spurious money. Thns far the
"dm""" ben UDabIe to find th
If yon want something nice and at the
same time useful, and something that will
te sure to please your wife or anybody els.
KO down to Barkets' and buy one of those
nice rugs.
-Charles M. Burket, son of John Burket,
of Johnstown, was Instantly killed at Wll
more between 4 and 5 o'clock on Th-irsday
evening of last week bj being thrown from
a freight train oa which be was employed as
brakeman. Th train was westward bound
and broke at Wilmore when Burket fell off
and was ground up under tbe wheels. lie
was about nineteen yers of age, and bad
been employed on the Pennsylvania railroad
since last July.
A house occupied by a family named
Towiy and a man named John Barr, about
a half mile rrom Pennsylvania Furnace,
Blair county, caught fire from a defective
Hue about2o'clocK on last Friday morning
a&d was destroyed. Barr and a child per
ished in tbe flames. Powly with his wifo
and two chidren escaped in their night
clothes and trudged through the snow to the
furnace. Mrs. Powlj's feet were both bad
ly fruztn when they reached '.here.
Judge Johnston Is buffering from a sore
ness in his r!iht eje and last week went to
Pittsburg to cousult an oculist hd have the
eye treated. He returned hotne on Saturday
aud we are told Willi the assurauce that in a
short time lue would be well. While on tbe
ueueh this week the Judue is oliKed to keep
hia right eje covered to protect it troni the
liicht. Wo hope thu Jude inaysoou recover
and that it may be a long lime before be is
ccmpelied to go "oue eye on it" a;aln.
It is ibcldentally rumored tbat Mr. A.
I). Criste, of Muns'.er township, will be a
candidate for the nomination of County
ireasurerat the next !), rdl.e pri.nari I
HiHoin.n Mr ci.ui. L r,,
eieciloo. JUr. Urisle is a well known Dem- '
ocrat, who U well qualified lor the utth-e,
having served oue term as Treasurer bevetai
years ago, and iu view of the tact that while
in ( ffice be made an accommodating, oblig
ing And efficient official, tbe Democracy
might, to use an old saying, "go further and
fare worse."
While Mr. John Farren. of Cambria
township, was sitting in tne couit room on I from burning, but considerably damaged by
Wednesday afternoon Mr. It. II. Tudor, one I rough handling in getting it out. The wat
of the tipstaves, noticed a yi-ung man from ar pipes supplying the College were frozen
ine uortb of tUe county who was silting
alongside of Mr. Karrao with hie bauds sus
piciously iu close proxetnity to Mr. F.'s
coat pocket. The youcg man not up and
wt-Dt out aud Mr. Tudor told Mr. Farreu or
his suspicions &L.d on exauiiuiug his pocket
he found a fine pair of gloves missing. Mr.
Farreu and Mr. Tador lollowecl the young
nian aud caught bim beiore be got out of tbe
building and on beiugchaiged with the thett j !eds ai.d sleighs. Before their arrival how
handed Dacu the ii loves. ' evir the fire hud been gotten under control,
-We have lua-i earaous in tais sectioi ,
who are in pattuership with hotitbty simply ;
because they aio particular in tMrlecllug a ;
place where tull vaiuo u.&y be had tor '
money invested, and because they ore will
ing to praise those things which they are
about to purchase. Many of those to whom
we refer are regular visitors to the boot and
shoe store of R. L.Davis, on J-'liau street,
WDere DO dlffluuitv ia ID beiecting the
finest quality of goods ot the lowest possible i
prlce8. R. L. has just purchased large
aDd elegant stock for the holidays, aod if :
tnose who are In need of anything In bis line i
will give tim a call we are sure tbey will !
Dot leave without getting something to suit
ttem at prices wbtcD they are willing to pay. I and wil I give Instant relief. It is not a llq
For want of apace we cannot describe the j uti, snuff or powder, has no offensive odor
many ntce boots, shoes, slippers, etc., but we and can be used at any time with good re
will close this item by telling our readers suits, as thousands can testify, among them
tbat they will never regret a visit to Mr. ; some of the attaches of this office."
Davis' atore. j .
El wood Cordon, colored, formerly of S. lawrenee Hotel.
Johnstown, who was sent to the peniteu- : When you come to Altoona stop at this
tiary for the murder of bis wife, having tonse, which is centraiiy located on Elev
uffered a conviction In the second degree. erjt,n avenue, one square from the depot.
has been employed In tbe mat department Having recently taken charge of this house,
since bis admittance, and at talf-past tout !
o'clock on last Friday afternoon was Instruct
ed by William Gerst, a keeper, to do certaiu
work. He went at It with bad grace, and,
hiving finished the Usk, In which he used a
knife, walked up behind Gerst and attacked
bim scvagely. He stabbed the keeper in tbe
breast and left arm. aDd cut bim on the
bead In tbe fierce struggle which ensued.
The room was full of cooyicU and It was an
excellent chance for a revolt, but the men
kept good order and refrained frorrf aiding
their fellow-prisoner. After the first grange
of the knife by Gordon, Gerst closed altb
bim and a hand-to-baod struggle ensued.
Gerst finally mastered an.l disarmed the des
perate man. aod placed hiiu In a safa place,
lie tten walked to the hospital, where bis
wounds were dressed, and then be walked
home. His wounds, while painful, are not
daoAterous. Good care will be taken that
Gordon will have no opportunity to use a
knife again.
-The latest news In regard the Seaboard
auJ Western railroad is contained In a dis
patch from New York to the Philadelphia
x. . . .
Th ntanatcn tai o ; auoi "
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wa, fir8t intimated that sucn a rro;ec uu
substantial support the Idea was "mlly
lauKhedat, but it has gone so iar
that the
ade and the people In-
teri-sted iu it are now in nouuou
. -...I arrangements. Mr. Wharton Bar-
V J.ae. mfalrlrifrV
. . nL. i...hi. ryt th. firm of Barker
ker. oi riiiisurelm.
j3r(),ner9, entered lato negotiations some
tiU, ago" with English capitalists to furniah
the necessary funds, but ne aam.vu a....
. .....h nf iht necessarv
be was nos ye " -
.uH-ort. There wiled, however, . n the
Umbria on ber last trip Me,ra. John T.
a i, .lames
Terry, of L. v. aiK" ,
Callery. the receiver a
et ana iue jiiwiuc...
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Plt..,.rtf and Western, aua lienry ...
: Oliver ir.. of Pittsburg, the senior member
: SL'i nrm or Oliver Bros. A Phillips
I and one of the syndicate interested in tne
' construction of the South Peunsy vauia
1 company. The, go to consult witn Baring
I Brokers and other capitalists, and tney
! .iron expectations that the money will
. - ..a. ..hirh Ln r.tinr.iru'.
be lortncou ..i - Pennsylvania
V I Ltl
1 a Avr
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r.t the same time enlisting ine -op"-
ar.d .m.et
5 ol
; . trnna mm names wnose mies
this new iruua.
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"CtOSSAMERS" OR "WATERPROOFS"
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. 125;
1.37 ;
1.75 ,
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5Sc, G2 l-2c, Toe, 85 l-2c,
AdTrnlnrra T a Cowboy-.
Pavid Bocher, a foung man, raised In
Barr townohip, but who, a few years ago
wett west, returned the beginning of this
week and spent a few days in town. David
prides himself on being a cowboy, and on
Tuesday night he. thought it would be a good
time to paint the town red. Without any
previous Introduction he marched into
Court Crier Crouse's domicile about ten
o'clock, and with a yell that was calculated
to strike terror into the heart of an ordinary
citizen of a western town, he announced
himself as a cowboy from the west, and also
that he could lick any two men In tie town
Mr. Crouse demanded silence in court, but
David was not to be quieted in that way
and squared off. when Mr. Crouse gave him
a right-hander on the mug that brought him
to his knees. David then came to the conclus
ion that he was in the wrong place, and
parsded up town and into tbe Blair Bouse,
aod as an illustration of what he could do
bauled off and knocked the stovepipe out of
time in one round. lie then struck Deputy
Sheriff Blair, who happened to be standing
by, when John Blair, Jr., graspioa tbe sit
uation and David about the same time hus
tled htm out and knocked bim down. When
David got up be concluded that this was
Dot a good place to play the cowboy and his
demonstrations hereafter wiil be confined
entirely to the wild west.
MARKIAME LICKNMFJt IRSCFO.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Decem
ber 8. 18W5:
David Epplv and Annie Mishler, Cone
msneh township, Somerset county.
Andrew Alberter. Cambria borough, and
Annie MeFIoBh. Millville borough.
William Murray and Katie Darby, Cone
roaneh borough.
John Riicher and Mary Boel, Cambria
bnroneb.
Pant Pringte, and Camilla B Snyder,
Franklin borough.
James Taylor, Conemaueh borough, and
Katie McDermtrt, Miriersville.
Martin A. Robh, Yrnrtestown Pa., and
Amanda El'en Cotbert. Millvilte.
John II. Constable. Stanyereek township,
mn'1 MaefrieGnll. Johnstown.
Edward firafeand Lttlv Riley, Johcstown,
Ahraham L. Miller. Johnstown, and Ella
B. Freshwater, Allegheny Citv, Pa.
Nt. Francis' Collegre Partly Bnrnecl
About half past eight o'clock this (Thurs- !
day) mo tning a fire broke out In St. Fran
.,,,,. v . . . I
els' College, Loretto, and one part of the
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building was burned out. leaving nothing
but the walls standinc. The buildings were
erected at different times and, owing to the j
. 1
iiriwrru mr uuuicu uuiimi'k ,
and the rest of the buildings being of solid I
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brick, and the nnceamne efforts of the hroth-
.
ers, students and people of Loretto who hur
ried to their aid, both wings of the College
were saved, end the fire confined to tbe one
building. The burned building was about
100 x 50 teet , the first floor was used as an
exhibition room and the upper part for
sleeping rooms. Nearly all tbe furniture
In the bnilding was saved by hard labor
np, and t! e only way of sunduine the flames
was bv water carried In buckets, and for
a time It looked as if the entire buiidine was
doomed. A dispatch was received at this
place about nine o'clock askiog for assist
ai:ce and in a short time four horses were
hitched to the fire engine and a number of
. . -w-v r. . i m t
uie U8.I.11IW.S nrrtnen ior uotruu,
some golnar with the engine and others in
ana a d.spatcn wa- receivea nere annoon-
cing the fact, but too late to stop the Are-,
nmn mhn r.n1 nirAanvr Rrarren. wit are i
informed that the loss Is covered by iusur-
anee. Tbe building Is supposed lo have
. . , j...ti. -
i caught fire from a defective flue.
, ...
George Campbell, Ilopklninsvi'le, Ky.t
$aj.g . "Bufock Blood Bitters is the best
preparation for the blood and stomach ever
manufactured."
. .
"GtveFxy's Ciieam Balm atrial. This
instlv celebrated remedy for the cure of ca-!
tarrh. hay fever, cold in the bead. fcc. can
be obtained of aoy reputable druggist, and
can be relied upon as safe and pleasant
I have refurnished it throughout anci intend
keepiog a first-class house. Good meals,
good rooms and beds and polite attention are
what I offer. Charges reasonable. Large
parlor for the use of tbe public, where yon
can rest and warm yourself when shopping
or waiting for the train. Ladies' entiance
on Fourteenth street.
James H baton, Proprietor.
December 10.-4C.
Bf Iracalonsj F.wcape.
W. W. K?ed, druggist, of Winchester. Ind.,
writes: " One of my customers, Mrs. Loul
sa Pike. Barton ia, Randolph Co., Ind., was
a long sufferer with Consumption, and was
given up to die by her physicians. She
heard of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, and began buying It of me
in .1. rnnnthn' tiniA Bhs walked tn this pit v.
a distance ot six miles, and is now so much
improved she has quit using it, She feels
she owes ber life to it." Free irial bottles
. , , , . ,
at E. James drug store.
Merry 't)rlntmasi aad
Tear.
In pursuance of its annual custom, the
Ptnnsviyania Railroad Company announces
that Christmas and New Tear excursion
tickets wi'.l be solo between allthe principal
ticket stations on the main line and branches, j
The holiday reason is the one period of tbe
year most exclusively devoted to the ioter- '
change of social visits ar.d the enjoyment
of pleasure trips. In order to encourage
tils custom and Offer all Possible benefit to
those who desire any holiday pleasures and !
festivities, tbe Coa pary reduces the rates
dnring the favored period. Excursion tick
ets will be sold on December 23d. 21tb, 23th,
,30th and 31st, 1896, and January 1st. 1887.
good to return until Jeooarv 4th inclusive.
lilphttierla.
"I am living in a neighborhood surrounded
with Dipt tnerla aud was attacked with Ul
cerated Sore throat. I at once commenced
o use Darby's Prophylactic Fluid, dilated
about one balf, as a gargle, when great clots
of bard trerubrane and niaeous came from
my throat, and tbe attack passed off. I am
satisfied of lis efficacy as a preventive and
cure for Diphtheria." W. P. Woodward,
Fiaokford, Pa.
worth $1.25.
worl.1 1.50.
worth 1 75.
wortb 2.25.
Todies'
Mlw
Misses'
Misses'
GABLE & CO.
$1.25, $1.50. $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, up to our fine $4.00 Silk Umbrellas for Christmas Gifts.
t'nnrl Proceed Infra.
On Monday at 10 o'clock Court met with
Hon. R. L. Johnston, President Judge and
Honorables John Flanlgan an Joseph Mas
on the bencn.
On a petition of citizens of Gallitzin Bor
ough, Thomas W. Tloean was appointed
Burgess of said borough, in place of Stephen
Reilly, reslaned.
Commonwealth vs. Mary and Elizabeth
Nolan, charged on oath of Catharine Johns
with surety of the peace, the costs were
divided between the prosecutrix and the de
fendents. Common weath vs. Joseph Roberts,
charged with desertion, the defendant's
recognizance was forfeited.
Commonwealth ys. Wm. It. Marsh, deser
tion, tbe defendant was sentenced to pay
one dollar a week ior the support of bis
wife.
Commonwealth vs. John Atkinson, forni
cation and bastardy, was continued.
Commonwealth vs. Wm. Ilamraond, for
nication and bastardy, was continued.
George M. Reade. Esq. , presented the pe
tition of J. W. Curry, Assignee for a citation
to Frank A. Shoemaker, Esq., Assignee of
the estate of Johnson Moore, deceased. Ci
tation awarded.
An attachment was also awarded on tbe
same gentleman, as guardian of the estate of
Sarah Powell.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Rooerts,
charged with desertion, the defendant was
sentenced to pay three do'lars per week
toward the support of bis wife and children.
Commonwealth vs. Jesse Nagle. fornica
tion and bastardy, defendant was convicted
i cd sentenced to pay to tbe prosecutrix f50
and to pay tbe costs.
Commonwealth vs. Allan McCauly. As
sault and battery Sentenced to pay a fine
of tlO and costs of the prosecution,
Commonwealth vs. James A. Iee and
Owen O. Kane. Assault and battery. Jury
find defendant not guilty and that tbe
county pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Catharine McCloskey.
Common scold. Jury find defendent not
gnilty and that the costs be equally divided
between tbe defendent and Ellen Gillespie,
the prosecutrix.
Commonwealth v. John Glicbauff, David
Watson and John Swartzman. Robbery.
Jury find David Watson and John Swartz
j man euilty and John Glicbauff not guilty.
David Watson and John Swartzman each
sentenced to pay a fine or flOO and jointly
. . J . , , . .
the costs and to undergo an Imprisonment
, t;. ,,- .
In tfia XXTocfam pAnAtif inrv fitr ft, trm nf
e,griTP(irj montbs.
,.i . T . . o . 0
Commonwealth vs. Harry Johns. As-
,. a .!, fir.,1 rh. Hofanflant.
, , " : " If h.if Vr , r.t
not guilty but that he pay ona-half the costs
. . .. .. . T !
.nrt tria nmcfinnrrtv I trnir ft, :ii fin r.nv
the other half.
The following bills were Ignored by the
Grand Jory :
Cotu-.Tionwe.V.th vs. Emma Lute.
Con
cealir.g the death of a bastard child.
Commonwealth vs. Lizzie Scbriver. For
nication. I
Commonwealth vs. J. Fl. Wat kins. Sell
ing liquor to minors. The prosecutor, Hen- j
ry Murphy to pay the costs. !
Re- !
ceiving Stolen goods.
c.......uh t.n M.xT.,f. r-..,
vuunuiiunciiiia to. ui,i.nii un. vm-i
rying concealed weapons. The pro&ecutor,
John Colbert to pay the costs.
f Common wealth va. Tlenrv C TTnnt.
Burning a mill
in th following e ths, nitriciA tt.nrnA
, . . auH e tn-oxroui.
Commonwealth VS. John A. Storm. AS-
sault and battery
Commonwealth vs,
Laborius Bortmnn.
, Larcerjv. Defendant plead guilty. Senten
55.00 and ccts, and
tent in the county jail
, Jergo an imprisonmen
j IO, muu "13-
Commonwealth vs. Henry Murphy.
I, . . . ..
nix et cet. Defendant plead guilty.
For-Sen-
tenced to pay a fine cf $5.00 and costs and
to pay prosecutrix the sum of f40 and also
the further sum of f 1.00 per week for seyeo
years.
Commonwealth vs. Daniel Miller. John
1 Good, John Lamer. John McDonald and
Frank Good. Malicious mischief. These
i defendants are charged with placing a spike
! on the Cresson & Coalport railroad some
time a go causing a wreck by which the fire-
man on the train lost bis life. Tbe jury
find defendants not gnilty.
. .
Prog-ram for Teachers 9IetlnaV
Tbe following is the program for tbe
Teachers' Meeting to be held in room No. 5,
Ebensburg Public School building, Saturday
December 18, 188G, at 1 o'clock, p. m. :
1. Little Defects and how to cure them.
Annie Jones.
2. How to enforce the study of all tbe
common branches. Lemmon Reed.
3. Select Reading. May Killen.
4. Discussioa of county paper. R. D.
Jones.
5. Hygiene. Effie Myers.
6. Conduct of pupils outside of school
room. Joseph Reese.
7. First sttps. Aide Lloyd.
8. Primary work in language. -Annie
Beynon.
9. William Cuilen Bryant Jesse Hill.
The teachers are earnestly requested to
study the chapter on "School Government"
in any work on the snbject. everybody in-
vited.
J. W. LEECH,
Chairman.
Oblfnary.
WALTERS Died at his residence near
Chest Springs on Sunday, November 21.
! 1886, Mr. Joseph Walters, aged 70 years.
I F'"n'J His all-wlse designs, has
! rp".T trm thj8 ,?T'T,t SCen6 f
j aDd Ub"r ,fIne 0f CanBOrJa county's most
estimable clllierjs.
, t tut . j
! Mr. Joseph Walters lived a sober and
1 tOrwr Iw lifak woa vr n Hilt -vatv,a mr A
faitbfulress In all things, tilled bis farm,
and mana'ged his domestic relations with a
calm end steady faithfulness that secured
for him the confidence of every neighbor.
Having passed tbe allotted three score years
and ten of human life be passed peacefully
to ttat bourne whence no traveler returns.
He was conveyed to bis las-t resting place
In the quiet chnrch-yard of St. Augustine,
"oenasai.a ,iB.s..oorS lo.iowiog m uiouro.u,
respect, evincing tbeir loss by a be irty
K,rrow-
Desolate, tbe dear old homestead.
Father's presence lost and gone !
Lorn and sad, our hearts are waiting
For bim who will ne'er return.
To the opening d cor at even,
Oft onr eyes expectant torn
Llstenlug for familiar foot steps
That have passed tbe roystie bourne:
But whene'er the morning coineth.
We shall see bis face again '.
Bleeaed tboueht of heavenly comfort.
Life and joy shall reign again.
A. O. 11.
AT GABLE &
Finp tlripok Steel n4 Brown Cpf (teMniPrs (new, rpl) 2.50 ; worth 3.00.
nrirt C'hilftrr:."-. Mother H'ibbar.1 Crossaraers 1 00 ; worth l!so'.
an-1 Chilrtrpn'a FIrtric 'irnlar4 (extra) 1.25; worth 150.
aod Children's Electric Mother Uobbarrts (extra) 1.25 ; worth 1 50.
oot Retinltw in livrry fane
D. A Bradford, wholesale paper dealer,
of Chattanooga Tenn., writes that he was
seriously s fftictPil with a severe cold that
settled on bis lungs ; bad tried many reme
dies without benefit. Being induced to try
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption,
did so and was entirely cured by use of a few
bottles. Since which time he has used it in
bis family for all Coughs and colds with best
results. This is the experience of thousands
whose lives have been saved by this wonder
ful discovery. Trial bottles free at E. James'
Drug Store.
iE W AnVF.RriSF.JIF.ST.
S1
TRAY MIEEP Came to the resi
dence of the t"oTejer1bOT r. aiding In Alle
gheny townchlp. t'ambrl county rometlme In
June last , roar cheep marked with a tilt In the
rlEhtear and a notch In the left. The owner Is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charge and take them away, otherwise they will
be dlspmed of according to law.
PATKICKMELOY.
AlleKheny Twp., Dee. 10, 18SS.
TO ADVERTISERS!
For a check for fa we will print a ten-line ad
vertisement in One Million inxiief el Leading
American Nwpaper. Talf Is at the rate ol
only one-tilth ol a cent a line, for l.OOO Circula
tion. The adrertisement wiil be placed belore
One Million different newspaper purchasers: or
Fiva Million Keadkrh. Ten lines will acco ini
tiate ahoat 74 words. Address with copy of Adv.
and chock, or send 30 for tok ot ISO pnites. tKO.
P. ROWEIJ, a. t!0M 10 Si-bccb St., New York.
Iec. 10, 1SSS.
RARE CHANCE
Tn mmt a Klrst-Mass Illustrated Maara"
ilne, with a Premium to every subscriber. This
oiler is made bv the Publisher of
LEISURE HOURS
Beit and Ctieapeat Home and Faatilon
yt aajaml ne pnbllntied.
-f 1.50 per year in advance,-
Contains each month. Kashlon at.d Kancy work
Plates, Fashion Notes, Original Illnstrsted Artl- I
cles. Stories. Poems. S." . Society Notes, Hints for ;
Farm. Oardon and Household. Send stamp lor I
circular ajivinK list of 1
PR EM IUMS-
. n. IIOBART. Pnbllsher
P. O. Box 1877. 2a Broadway, If. Y.
TT 11 I TT t T fll fi T CJ
i X J x. 1 f W U 1 V X 1 J J i (O
' estate s.re hereby notified to mace payment wnu
I out delay, and all those having claims aratnst
rUK the same will present them, properly anttienti-
1 cated lor lettlement to
! JoSr.PH HF-SI.t IP.
HOLIDAY UOODS.
' I I I I I Ilia If II II II III1
1 liaVe n0W 0n hancl a Large anj
i: A i. i. .r n.-m
j m 2 vssoi i iiit'ii t oi lMuuiers,
t it tt h i - c
an Linen Handkerchiefs,
T-v11q Tltroo Tlj.s,,cie . t.1 Tlnnil
I"""3' xxo-uu
Satchels, with all the Latest Nov -
i -
V ,
t-iLit.'s in rmirv itihkis.
Also, a complete line ot Wraps,
t.i: ' ai:. t i ru:n
I U'"lie-s , .lissu:s illiU UllUUlfU b
Coats, Cloths, Gloves, Hosiery,
ir tti t, n
- . " J A w v 1 1 , AUiUpau V 7 i llo j
Shawls and Underwear all of
v ; , i ,;ii , i v i ii i .
Which Will be SOlCI at the lOWeSt
prices.
Mrs- R- E-JONES-
THE DAILY TIMES.
7 IT K PIT J Tl DTI LP I I 14
1
.rTTTf 7 7 7 7
lltIJtO IS ( el I rem I ny ear-
v!rs in. nil the rifivs. immis
" . , . ' .. , T
villages surrounding FhilarleJ-
phiafor SIX CEXTS a iveek, and
in sold- by bnifs and newsdealers
for UJljb GVv 1 (l ropy It IS Uni-
77-. 7 .J j . jr.- 77 tct
lers'ULy iviucuni iu c inv JJJiOi
X TT TTcT a J JTV rvTrP Wl ? T 71
& tJ li -T'1' ' MllHj " UKlslJ
f"T the 7riee, publishing all the
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Assat'iated 1 rrrSS . eiVS, (JllOtatlOnS
of the 1'rodu ve ami Money Mar-
Jcets and ALL THE XKWS O F
THE WOK LB in a eonivart and
readable form - It is not excelled
I in Quality or Quantity by any pa-
. . . ..l .. ......... 77., i r . . .' 7 xv...
Months, One Dollar. One Year,
three Dollars jmst-paid. One
Month, t0 rts.
THE WEEKLY TIMES
SI.XTY-F0U11 Columns of
?n aga zi n-nrivsjin per readin g
matter, crisp, attractive, interest
ing, instructive. Tlte AXXALS
OF THE WAR, by active pfirtiei
pants, illu st rated ; Woman's
World . contributed to bv some of
the BEST WOMEX WRITERS j
IX AMERICA; The Latest Fash
ions; TIMES' l'OUXG PEOPLE
by themselves ; ORIG1XAL
STOR I ES, both short and contin
ued; Topics of the Time ; Pointed
Editorial Comment; SPECIAL
ARTICLES on. thousands of sub
jects, and ALL THE XEWS are
among its attractions. Terms, $3
per annum ; clubs of ten,Sl-, and
an e.rtra copy to the person getting
up the club.
THE SUNDAY TIMES.
1 Pages -90 Columns u Cents
$2.)) a Tear.
Addres THE TIMES.
TIME KUILDINU,
PHILADELPHIA.
GO.'S.
low.
Altoona, Pennsylvania.
STRAYS. C me to the premises or
the snhscrlherln fortune township, Cambria
j . wuv iiiivcnuier i. jwo, two yearllna;
steers, one dark red and white spotted, without
poms and havlnit two silt In left ear. The other
hum rniani wnu , witn white lace and head
uu iwu nii in in; nr. l ne owner is requested
to come forward, prove Prorxfrtv mt rhiu ni
lake themaway. otherwise tbey win be disposed of
F. F. MILLER,
Nov.r, ms.
OTRAY. Came to the residence of
tne snrvscrtoer in Clearfield township, on
November rz, I8s. a yearling heifer. Color, red
with white face and belly and white about her
hind parts. Tbe owner is requested to rome
urwani. prove property, pay cliarires and take
her away , otherwise she will be disposed ol ac
cording to law.
ov. ISiS. JOHN McliLKMOTT
HOTEL FOR RENT. Tbe Lorttto
House, ft.rmerlv known as the Mrs. .1 H
Meyers House, in Loretto, t'ambria eountr. Pa '
Is offered for rent on reasonable terms. It "is the
most commodious hotel in the town, at.d has a
larire stable. Ice house, icarden and fields attach
ed ; also, a irood well and cistern. Possession
K'ven January 1, lug;. or further particulars
call on or address
M. F. MclM)NALI.
Nov. 19, ISsfl. tf. Loretto. Pa.
STRAYED Strayed a way from the
subscriber r-sldlns: In Oallltitn. Pa., a two
year old red and white bei tier. I-rve red spots
and white Htiipe on tbe back, white leics. small
horns and In Kood order. Any information will
be thank'ully received by
J. M. UUNN1NO
Oallltzln.Pa.
STRAY Came to the premises of the
subscrber In Clearfield township, about the
first of May, 1889, a brimlle helfter, about 2 yean
old with white on the bellv, white on the root of
of the tall and white on the left ear. off at the
point. The owner is requested to come forward,
nrovs nmnnrtv hot. .Ii ...... Q .i ,1 .,. ka ..
i I I f J ' ...... . " . 11 1 1 w
! nth.nl.. oKa 111 ...... i . . . 1
.-"j T.tii i.d uiojiubdu oi accoruio Ml
law.
M. 1, WILIS.
Clearfield Twp.. Nov. II, 1SRS.
AGENTS WANTED.
Remunerative employment offered enencetl
and reliable men. AdJrrti,
Security Mntnal Benefit Society,
233 Broadway, New York.
Nov. 2, '88-3 m.
OTICE.
L Where, mv Wife YV,rMv.t ATan Vina l.rv
my an(1 board without just provocation.
notice Is berebv Riven not to trust hi Ton mv ac.
cor:nt, ai I will pay no debts of her contracting
FKANCIS MORAS
Allegheny township, Nov. lss!-Gt
WANTED.-Local and General
IT Avents In each town and city of the ln-
ton on Salary or Commission, to solicit orders
! M ... . n . i n -. - . ... ....... .....
uviu uuriuc, uicu i n i ' 14 1 ricK.ni, new n l ir(
nlckl plated and low priced door plates, t ur
Salesmen make $5 to 10 s. day. We will furnish
cae with two Sample fT'.tes.'to any person with
reliable references Clrrulnrs. "Testimonials,
Keferences. c. sent on applicatl n.
Mich. Itooa Pi.at"! Co..
Orand ltpids. Mich.
Nov. 11. 1S8.
A DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Jl. Letters ol administration on tbe estnte of
Mary Heslop, late ol T'pper Yo.ler township,
Oambna county, decensed, havlnv been frranted
I to the underslicnpd. all person. Indebted to said
I Adm'rof Mary Heslop, dee'd.
Upper Yoder. Nov. 12.
STRAY SHEEP.-Came to thn resi
dence of the subscriber In Hlackllck town
, ship on or abont the 1st of September last tour
sneep. The owner is requested to come lorward.
i prove property, pay charges and take them away
?iw ' be disposed ot aeeordlnK to
ihiuiai tuAKi
Tbe American Detcctiyc Bnrean,
, omp,., 94 and 9S niamond ft.
!
r-wisi ininri injvi rv iiivii ri . iixiTiFn, x
, V. S. OoVt Itctectlve. Orvanlied and eondnct-
i .j .v.. .... .. . .. i ..... . .
; Service. Confidential Agents In afl the Princl-
, 'rA.rKJSsVnrinci
I 1-leoer .iciioweii. ut eri ntcmient.
Hon. John muell. Attorney for the Bureau.
nee Division.
( eular.
Keferen-e: James J. Hrooks. t hief Secret ser-
Wasnlngton, 1. V. Send lor Clr-
S?'.-
to. 1889. a white steer, two venrs old. with a notch
cut in his left ear. Also. lnl the same time, a
; red and white spotted heifer, two years old. no
ui"rkg visible. T he owner are requested tn come
forward and prore property, pny eharves and take
them away, otherwise they will be disposed ol ac
cording to law. CHAS.KHUDY.
I70R N.4T.F. STKAM KNOINKS. CI.AY JtD
I r Ore Pans. Holier and Sheet-Iron Work. -1
Second-hand englnesand boilers on hand. Hoit
Ing engines jnd raachinerv a specialty. THOM
AS CAKLIN, Allegheny, Pa. ( Jan. !M.-ly.)
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKN F.Y-AT-L A W,
i:xaHsituRn, Psica'A
9 Office Iu Armory Hulldlng.
CITIIAY fumfl tn f.hi residpnetv of
O the sub.cr'her In Allegheny township, about
the 1st ol May. 1888. a dark red hull with white
I star on forehead and some white on flanks. The
owtT , TeQnrnrti to prore property. pnyehare
and take him away, otherwise he will be dls-
potied of according to law.
alexis pakkish.
j ";" 18,8 . . ..
a ijnN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters ol administration on the estate of
Michael priskel. Sr..
ate ct Allegheny town-
1 ihlp. Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted
r .-M .., .ro n.r.hr nntlSed to make i.av-
ment without delay, an d all those having claims
against Uie same will present them, properly
anthentleated lor settlement, to
Ailni.r ,
j Allegheny twp., tct, th. i-t.
j
DSlNES
Syruf
cures
.Coughs
til I 111(7 f -
loLDS.
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAIIS.
H.et rvmrh avnio. TfcxT.. rood.
I'selntlnm. Sold by dr-Jtrii.. Vz
CUBE FITS!
When I Ny cor ! van! 1. -. trr
tlmw a ad tbea bvr ttim rttrrm afaia. I mm idvl carv.
1 hT r-.dfl the Uif-M ( TIT. riMT mr VaIAJS
KICKV li(w-le I mrmmt mf rady ta mrm
Ifc worst -a- . B-W" a(hrt lurt fted w rmfn lr
rot new rew-wrrir cur. me-- -for a twai d4
Tr ltottl of my Itrf .!!.M iriady. w rxtr! ana tr
tfla.f. It C(tl y i: -.1 ;t.rt r irI. au4 K lllrtirt tn
Ad rsIr. U. O. lltKri,J.'t-rlt.,tw lfw-
PATENTS
KKNHT WISE QAHXKTT. Attomey-at-Law,
VASHIKGTOH, D. C.
Refer o V Natlonul Tt-ielt. TVaahlncton. t. C
M-IXXD TOR UTTXITTOR'B GUIDE."
CLOYEK AND TIMOTHY SEED,
Toledo lria.)es t'nrtvalled For samples, quo
tation, an.l In'ormatloo. .,,res
S W. t l.unK ,Tlr4e,:hle t
5 ye- V -iaiA.
HOLIDAY s
Rff r, f r
yoo-. tilnklnir
nt . rar Ha'linl. H ;tf. 1 jii.pt
li'ther or I rirtiii.
Y'Dthn,v I h" l-'Tf" " Oh
- "u . ; i : t r . lit;. (l'Lir
I.riTe
Pastel l ortr.lt I ii. ....
frien.lf. .r.,1 X. 11 . "" "' "i'inr, mi ji.7, idq II toil airree tn Hifm cur wrtult In u,tf
rtrafi u l " 'UT 1 7WT ,0 r'""n "v-c- lo -v"ur ne.KM-rl,. 1 pn l.ded ..t c
orier . i .?;!rl'';V,''re '.S,r'r'i " 5 -r you prefer to send cash In foil
MmVoMirJI.il -! " ' Imperials Sa-r hnt-h i!Ht K.lire :,! , rtr, ,e,
same oriirlnsl w enlarire iv.riritit rrtete. iii. i ' .
I7 fnir. fT '",r,r."1 011 - "r l-niily at tM.pr.ce. onrrnt,:. ,.1 ,l l ...n'r ..,
r. t. r''nt must aec.mpai.y th order. Alter !.. 17. t!,w wi.h.nw Life S re . ..,
B4t-aiB. e iroar.ntpe sat.slaetton In ever. -,,. even n we have f mi.ke a new nnrlritll . '
aoo 1 our relererie should be a sum-lent ..nr.,,:- we alw.v. d we ir -e " r ,Va t iT;
M -V..ffl ,ei",1 'Xm,n 1 '",HVhl.,.!e.J.t..r, .sV at. l .ee V-r 1
f. '''t ' in the b. . ..c b :,.. Anvl'.M.i , n,,.,rm vow ii - w.
, r -.- T . ,,nr -- ' ni i i; ... n.trerre in t.- r.....k If v t vm i . ....
nnnecessarT hi..k .V...
t fit lT V 1- J I
but im.. k.,. " "". c
Orier KeJi?,... 7 C"4 K' r'
u ..... T. .
perlence sene
vu, ir. (Mini , Twiiii'
;:': '.-.".i...i.uivf.ri'ura inmitt I iit.L.s I 1 tx Pli.te priws wth.oi .1
o cu for so pKe .o.a "How to make Photo.." Bnd sample Ph"io nude x I . .p re
. i.T ... I.K..c.,',l,Ir.n-or ""; " "'r ""r P'-rtm f. or .k anv ues-ioo. . -,'ose
MrP..r.MPIItK,oniMj f..:H On.l kt . York. .Nov.. 5 3m
Camera. Ifi
stamp and ad
WE KWOW WHY
THE POPULAR CLOTHING STORE OF
L. A I . WOOLF & SON",
Main street, Johnstown, Va., is
cany morning till late at night while other merchants in the
panie city are complaining of business falling off instead of
improving. We have thoroughly silted the matter fur
ourselves and find that WOOLF & SON give bet
ter value in Clothing and Furnishing Go'-ds
for less money than any other House in
Johnstown or any other town.
L. EOT. WOOLF
We had the pleasure of going through their magnificent Fall Stock
a short time ago and have no hesitation in . renouncing it to be
the best assorted and most complete of its kind in the state
and can confidently recommend all our acquaintances
to make their purchases at the above mentioned
store and trust themselves in the hands of its
Proprietors and Salesmen. Their lino
of Overcoats is well worth a
Ion
g lourne? to s:cc.
THE BOTTOM IS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER OFFERED
in the County can be found at my Store. These are all First-Class
Goods, which were bought for ash at rock-bottom prices. I do not
buy or keep in stock any Cheap Job Lot or Auction Goods, and
whatever you buy from me you can rtly on being worth the money
you invest. Owing to an advance I am now selling many goods at
much less than I can replace them for, but I shall continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until I nm compelled to replenish my stock. When
you want a Cooking or Heating Stove, Tinware, Hardware, ail3
Iron, Glass, Trunks and Farming Implements, call and see my Stock
and learn my Prices. I will nt be undersold. Aut,. l.'VG
a-. -xaiTTnsrTLE-y,
HIGH STREET,
THE 60LDBN AGS GOOKIKG STOVE.
OYER 50,000 IN.TJSE.
. : e .' it .vtiVSM if
.tit
if--. t"
vi-,?
proportioned. For wiight, smoothness of castings and ptifect r.i
tings it is unequalled. As a Baker it is Perfect, and we btlifro
that this, our latest production, is, without exception, the finest and
best operating cook stove made to day.
Sold by JOHN FENA
Johnstown, Penna.
A MAN
can make money at any
time bv calling at the
new Ilarnes ; Shoj)
of G. Tj. Frj '.cr
ick, where in
DEAD
stock has been kept on!
hand lor years. Ev
erything new and
fresh, consisting
of Harness, Sad
dles, Uobes and oth
I er articles usually kept
IN
a well regulated shop.
All work guaranteed,
and prices to suit
the times. Give
me a call. Shop on
Centre St., opposite
OTlara's Livery stable.
EBENSBURG.
T,
wh -f tm'l I j.rr-
tlsai vy mil
ye,. y:,u ill I.iTe s're l'(Mr it ? ci.r f-V x"
inilitlnk, Mjra. water t .l. r or
Ir., . ... I . . . ' i : .
. l: : ' ","","; " ' ' "
n.n nia-ife lo lle-!SIT- ai.v ki'.d 'mil 1 nre
n-.e-rlt w,:i fe Send nev ,.T .
'riler
well w.ire th:.t
PRESEN
daily throu-ed with Customers from
S
Xi
REACHED at LAST!
- - EHENSBUUG
n presenting to the favorable
consideration of the public the Gol
den Age Cooking S'ove, vo.i' -o
with the utmost confidence in its
merits as a successful operating
cook stove. It has been thoroughlj
tested, we having sold in the last
three years over 50,000 of them.
We would onll attention to the con-
four of the st
Uve, it being in the
hiffhest tlerr-e cracefiil nn.i -ll
' r- - v ' ' v a
M SHAYIHG PARLOR 1
Opposite lomlaii Eobsc. ia Lltifi'i Ei'k'itf.
HIGH STREET, JBENSBUliG, VJ
J. H. OA NT, I'mrriftor.
1-"HE PVBLIC will always flnd ns at ear ,1,
of hoslnesi tn bninesi hours. tve"-ythitia k
ne .ndroijr. t uitu ii irii'iinT.
EOK SALE.
A valuaMe flotel property known as ti. Uia4r
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the DdenlDed. JI'UN .P1.A1R.
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