tin
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(iiii
Ft
" f.ir lU .
i Ins j '.ip- ill
h T' fit of wid
ow . nnl t.riiai' Joint at th Oim II
on ti rt T'i'1v rvfn'ri S-sriwrli. s
- I) i.e. li. tsss.
i or. 1 1. . ixnrj-'iisoxAL.
pf. N.Vinn st.uuis lu I'm front ranks
, i ::nit w.irsi'rs.
M. ;h ISrin.St, of Lilly . Ws a vl-l-
. 7ii'. ur i fli-" " MK,I ')'
4 IT
at 3;iln'i u a vi'ri i wu)--
l,r rifi.ni
.-.siiranton S.itur.liy ev-nitu.
i' former
v". ki t'V. vts in town on Mnn.Iay.
lf v m tiavn a notion to uv. V. S- Par-
7a i''.' ,ii,vi ,"ti,n' ti
V ' U. ifoiJ ct-utity man, pre
,7,..' f. utt.'fn w i.lo rac-h. with a turkey
u v " Wi"ita cti,,,,p ns f'ti-,f(,,ory
f,7 riU-i tlose harxlciiue alipiMTS at
Mr 1" I'.Hrkley, E q., member of the
ij7,rnMiny w h-te on Monday at-
' ! li. vMr orrle-r-1 for cf cream, nvs-..-Tii'i.l
miit .lurtnn tli holidays U Me
- ' u " ' restaurant.
j (in-t t.T'.c f citron, aplros. raiiina.
I lx m wt hr t'xnfu'n V U Jonea. of Iliad'
.i.M'k (;-tifsl A. I. Pearson and Col. A
V Hiitrbfi-M. of Vitttnarc. Captain II. II
Iluhn, ami Col. John r. Linton, of Johns
town, and others
Captain D. X. Jones, formerly chief
etieineer of the. Cambria Iron company '
work at Jol.psrnwn, but Utterly chtef en- i
i!lnin nt jt-nerl mperlntendent of the '
lhln H-emr S'' work.Hied at Pueb
lo, CninrniTn, on Monday afternoon. He.
wait a eoldlr dnrno the late war. aery In a Id
th F'ftT-foortn recltnent. He learea a
wife and three e'olldren.
Mr. Wm. J. Ward, th well known typo,
fnrrortt foreman In this i.ffiea. ant who for
about a yrar past ha ren a resident of
Carruli'own, rurnel to thU pUce. last
week. Il'smany friends are elad to see
him lonStni wH1, and w-lcoste b's cental
pr-firr hack among thero. He ha not
vet definitely settled on whether he wll'
jta here permanent'T or not.
Mr. FJward Ctr'fB'h. of thla place, who
f.'-inmonweaith T Wisg'ns. 1st COO nt. I ASHVI1X. Vx . Ihre. llh 1K88.
crrj2 con-ra!ed weapon; 2nd count, j En, Preem&K : Aaa few itetua from oor
r'':.M-.c a r's'o'. Jury find defendant town nay tDterat tome of yonr reader. 1
uulitT on the 1-t count and not Knllty on tbo i Rlre you the follow In :
2nd count, and divide the costt between the TbeechooU bere are well attended and
Y f -n M II..
SoteDced to par flne'of ten dollars and
j nndergo an Impriaonment of four days In
JaII.
i Coaa. ys. Ueorce W. Piper. Fornication
and baatardy. Contlnoed.
William Fleck, who was convicted of re
ceWinir stolen ffooda. was sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year; and Thomas Christmas toys which be sella very cheap.
the popii are maklnc good proKrese with
Miss Marlam Dumm as teacher In the
borough and Miss Fannie Storm In tbe dis
trict school.
Tbe carpenters bare stopped wort; on tbe
new church wfcich la betas: erected bere, on
account of the unfavorable weather.
Mr. F. S. Bursoon has nice line of
for some titi pat has been afflirted with a , larceny. Continued.
Adams, convicted of tbe same off-nse, but
recommended by tbe Jury to the mercy of
, the Court, was sentenced to pay a fine of
. $3. tb eoftts. and to gn to Jail for one month,
j Com. vs. Paul Anderson. Aearayated
asau't and battery. Jury found defendant
- rot entity and that tbe prosecutor. John
McGee, ray tbe costs.
Com vs. Andrew Greenwood. Larceny
and false pretense. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentiticed to pay a fine of 3, the costs, and
, underro an ioiprlsonment In tbe peoiten
j tlary for one year.
r?um v f Ta1K T i nmhlA Ttnrorlarv atirl
sor leu, took his dparture on Tuesday
mornlna; for Port Roval. Jnlaa county,
where he will remain for evral months un
drth prfftslfnl trerront of Dr. Gra
ham, of thnt rlee. Mm. Grlffl'h accom
panied her husband and wPI remain with
t- at il 1 such holiiliiy noodn at lir-I blm until he la able to move about. We
nope tie may soon ie aoie to return com-
Mlea Maaeie Storm and Mlsa Annie Stoy.
who bave be-n away for some time, have
returned. We welcome ttem both back
again.
Mr. James Wharton and wife are visiting
friends here.
Iteaaa frwaa Carrellteww.
Cabrolltown. Pa, Dee. 13th, 1888.
Ed Fbkemas : In the absence of your
worthy correspondent, I send you a few
items of news hoping tbc may be of in
terest to your reader.
It requires, on an average, seven tons of
coal to make five tons of coke.
Mr. J. A. Wallace, of St. Augustine, will
bave an oyster supper at bis hotel on tbe
31st Inst. A beautiful moun'ed deer will
also be chanced off on tbat day.
Miss Louisa TUasser. will visit ber parents
and friends In Pittsburg- during the holidays.
Sbe designs starting from bere on Saturday
next.
Mr. Vincent Rig. of Carroll township. Is
tbe latest Republican applicant for store
keeper and gauger for tbe Carrolltown dis
tillery.
It la stated by those wbo ought to know
FOR SALE.
lionra and lot In Ebeoahurir. Pa. A nerer
lalltnx i.rtnir. tabl and oetbulMIn- on prem
iHt. Irquira at K. Uultun , lMn. budwm
tore.
Kbaaibara. Oct. 12.1SJS.
I7LErrn)N simrt- i
Zt Notice li kareb firm tbat tha anoaai
election lor directora ol iba Protection Mutuai
l ira laaraaoe moptir ot Cambria eoun'y ri
( held at tbe crnoa ol the ecretarr in Kbena
bare oa Mendaj, Jnnary Uih, ltW, between lb
boars of lo a. m. sod 2 r. v.
T. W. DICK. Secretary.
Ebensbnrar. Dec It, las.
PROMISES MAY G
BUT TIS WORMS
nm T1T3
THAT
KEIiP THEM.
Tourer Minnich. of Bedford coun-
ort In
lii-t n.-count- ra t'l" uni
1I,.Noom tlw St.ite f.'HO.
i( y,.u wai.taCnrl-tm- t.itfeey. letter
, i tii v wl l le soaroe
U 111 " -I'
nt Hull time
Li W.
V 'nt.'d nt M.-DonaM-S Loretto, Va .
, v7 ,-o,n. v.Uat. rv. "lons. pota-
( .,. for v.! : -!i i' " hlii'ie?t price will be
r,vl.
,,.,r r.Vnr L "' NVrd:i.-sdy,
h.,f iv .Ip.ti K.-.n (mlth) property
( . mi t T i: '"fs. iMM-tralir, for tne
, .M. "I '
! ! i-.tr-t imd nnht stylish Jewelry nt
,,. t.,lit I'nl K-vlniuV store. Juntthe
v !, t;,,:u; to make nice presenton Christ
a ,., a - 1 so wry chi-ap.
tr T.ionia- lVsch. of the Orru of
ii:i.u:a.v rfiioh llviorvrnn f this place
. , i nt t" liiterrit In tlie Erin on Werines
jsv mm i.i Mr. J. A O'Hira.
i; iv in.'ik rg ni.y purrliasrs for Christ
-i.,.: f ' 1 to ilroo in at C.irl Uivlolu'
-.- rv :.n and se tlie Imm-nse lot of
- , f :'iinis r. ha for j r"snt?.
('irl Itlvii.ins hn th finet rdnrkof
... i' , watch-, piDpks. musical Intrn-is-
!,:. pilwilj ?t ir.ds, cuspidors, etc., etc.,
;r : fini'i't in Cambria coiin'y.
I n "t mhs m of th Institute enter-
!i j.uiroiM. -'ol Jon well N worth more
:'n it rt'o-rved sitt for tlio wtinln wek will
l -n't let anytliiiiii keep you awy .
A i'd goose v-t sliOt In Somerset
,ir, :v i.ii. d.iv l ist week ttjut measured
wv.-ii (.-rt n.-n.ss Cie wlti:s nrd four feet
pletelv ru'ed.
Or. N Burnett, of LIonier, Westmore
land county, died on the 3t lnt. in his R6:h
year, lie a one time practice I medicine In
Bedford, rinntingdon and Somerset counn
ties. n wi a aoldlr of th Mexican war
In the late U-tveir (iarys realment, and
was wounded at Vera Crnz. lie was also a
soldier and phvlcan In the war of the
reeilion, eniliMng In Captain Grimm's
compatiy. of S'oyestown. Somerset county,
In Colonel dimming' regiment.
The Cntral State Xorrar.1 School bnlld-
Itie at Look lltven waa totally destroyed by
fire on Sunday afternoon. One tundred
boarding atudenta. mott of whom were In
the building at the time, were safely re
moved. The building waa of brick, four
stories high and cost 150 000 Th amount
of the Insurance cannot b ascertained to
tilsht. hot Is nald to be small. The total
rnmSer of stdnt In attnda. was over
2on. Mtny of them lost tbeir book-i, clothes
and ya'uahles.
The four Supervisors of Georges town
eh'p. Favette county, were Indicted Wed
nesdiy at the Instance of Same G. Ilart
nian. of Ftilrct.ance, for maintaining a pub
lic nuisance and a source of danger In the
vhape o iniDassahle roads. Thete was no i
tl fS.'n'Ty in proving the hnrribU condition
of the roads. The Supervisors claimed that
as tbe township wa divided into four road
districts, th Sunervlsor of the district In
wl.li'h the ac'ion originatpd was solely to
Name, hut tlie Court decided they were
each respops'hle for the condition of the
whol township. They pleaded want of
means to keep the roads In better condition.
H;it a t hev are allowed to lew ten nil 'lit
n fie Mint ot t ie bi'l t the ri d rf the tls for rolij rarpo,ea while they onlj levld
I two mills, this did not relieve them. The
lHvls. of this i Jury found all four gntlty as IndlctM
Frank L. B-ar. of the extensive milling
firm of W A. IIarASn. of r-en'nurg.
was arrested on Tuesday afternoon charged
with employing four men to burn two large
flouring mills in Westmoreland
h said th.t Col. S. W
... . . - i
p i.-.i. wl l oe toe nei ienuty ."STeriu , inn
tv.it .1 m--i T Youiii, of the jr.n wrd of
.ln';;i.t in, will bt! tin next J til warden or
tan W -v.
A' sinkers' yi-n will find tt best go5ds
ever in l Into gtnu co.tts or gof samer".
T' -y litve a fiusi at. tee, to give, with men's
en's, and litive jnt retvlyed boructhlng new
l'l l-lllt--, $ s-illll'TS.
WiHird Kvler TlianUsciving Day shot
siil killed a v tltiaMe cow belonging to Jspoli
V.nn,iler) In Hie wmi-ls beyond Phlllns
bire, Ce:i'n- iMin'y. ll cairns to hive
ruwt iken it lor n derr.
llon't "hiver and sh.vke. till your bones
all ai-lie, and a rinicl U hold of your
tliroat ; save powder and pills, and, worse
The mills hii'ned w-re thos of Chambers
tt Sons, of Ltt.ro'v-s and CrinkerARtm
bough, of Grensbur. Tj- io- li the two
mills turned is e-tlmat-d a f '.03 000. They
were destroyrM slmu't ineouslv about s'x
months ago. i'he Incendiaries, who are
alleged to have been em;i iyed by B-ar,
Com. vs. Michael Hohsn and Tim O'Neill.
Larceny. Defendants plead guilty. Sen
tence deferred.
Cm. vs. Wlillsm Miller. Larceny. De
fendant plead guilty. Sentence deferred.
com. vs. Margaret Uuinerron and Mary
Taylor. Cruelty to animals. Defendants ,
plead guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of I
(10 and cots.
Com. vs. Arch McPike. Assault and bat
tery. Four Indictments. Jury find defend
ant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of f20
and costs of pnieeculloo.
Com vs. J R. McDowell. Larceny, Jury
find defendant not guilty.
Cora. vs. Idele SklobuUky, Max Sklobul
sky and Qettle Sklobutsky. Larceny 0V
bailee. The Jury, by direction of the Court,
returned a verdict of not guilty.
Com. vs. Harry Ross. Assault and bat
tery. Jury find defendant not guilty. .
SECOND WEEK.
Court met at 10 o'clock on Monday morn
ing. In the case of James Boyle, wbo plead
guilty of burglary last week, the Court sus
pended sentence for tbe present.
William Miller, who plesd guilty to a
charge of larceny, was sentenced to pay a I
fine of (10, costs, and go to Jail for four
months.
Michael Cohan and Timothy O'Xel), two
boys who plead guilty to larceny last week,
were committed to the Reform School at
Morgacxa.
Philip Deatrick. W. A. Chaplin. Perry
McDonald. John 11. Decker. George Goeber,
1 John Frank, aud John S. Tittle were exs
cused from the Jury.
The following cases on this week's list
i were continued :
Use of Patrick Comey vs. Edward Me
! Glade etal ; G. A. Christy vs. Ssmuel MillN
' ken etal; T. R. Maisball vs. Eve Peden ;
Use of II. J. Hopple, executor vs. refer
j Boiand ; T. R. Marshall vs. P. R. Miller ;
j and Eve Peden ts. T. R. Marshall.
E Deemer Jt Co. vs. U. Ouyer, trustee et
al. Continued-
J. S. Clark vs Chas. Zimmerman, Jr.
Continued.
Henry Ranch vs. Mrs. E. A. Payman.
Settled
Cathariae Winn vs. The Pennsylvania
Itiiiroad. Jury Cod for the defendant.
JoUn II. Swank, endorsee vs. E. P. Baker.
county. ; ,,,,
Miss Eva Delozler, postmistress at thla I beet, tbat tbe coal mined at Hastings pro-
place, was visiting fi lends at Dean last week, i doos a muct better yield to tbe ton than
Sbe reports having bad a pleasant time. I the Gallltnn coal and tbe coke is ot first
Mr. Joseph Lltztnger and wife, wbo were quality.
recently rrarrled. have Uk en up their reeU I Rev. Prior Otto preached bis farewell
dence In our town. I sermon In St. Benedict's CLurch. this place.
Miss Fi ancle EMwanger, .one ot oor ae-I on Sunday last. He entered upon bis duties
complished young ladles. Is off on a visit to I as Prior bere about nine year? ego, and used
friends In Baltimore. We wish ber a pleas- I great zeal and energy for tbe spiritual wel-
aot trip. I fare of tbe congregation and in improve-
Miss Annie Wilson, of this place. Is Tlalt- I menta to the church, monastery, convent
log friends in A Itoona. I and school. Tbe Prior depaited from bere
We are sorry to learn that Dr. Hunter, of I on Wednesday to take charge of a congre-
tble place, bas been called away by tbe I gatlon In northern Alabama, bis successor,
Illness of bis mother.
Yours truly.
X. T.Z.
Key. Father Benedict, bavlng arrived from
tbat place on Wednesday of last week. On
Tuesday evening number of our citizens
repaired ro tbe monastery, accompanied by
oar cornet band, to bid adieu to their former
naKtnr A nnrae of 75 and other nresents
Dkab Freeman :-Tbe Great Bend coal 1, nnHWntM, h,, Ho- , r Thomas
company of Mountain Dale, constructed a I .kln(J ,hB nrMUnt.tin .neech. which was
coatuppm at voa.por, weea. xue responded to by tbe Rev. Prior, thanking j-'il
chip, riDDnt eoantj. Pa., deceaned.barina reen
arranted to tbe ODdereluneJ, all jron Indebted
to t aid estate are hereby notitled to make pay
ment to me wltbout delay and thora bavlBg
claim afca.Ft tbe aame will present tbe tame
properly authenticated lor wtletnent.
JOSEPH MrfKirOH.
Adm'r of J Mciouicb, dee'd.
Porta s;e township. Not. 30, 1SSS.
Reaide Twwatalilp Iteana.
Reads Township. Dec 13, 1S88.
worx was commencea on lnursaay ana th 0DOt tot their kind remembrance.
completed on &aiuraay. me rapia com- i Th9 btn(, reQder,, several of their best
pletloo of the contract Is mainly dne to the vleeeAt and after pleasant discourse and
pushing energies of Mr. Saul Kubn. of near hAna.snaklng, tbe party returned to their
TTSTBaT NOTICE.
JCi Came to tba residence of tbe autocrine In
Portage towniblp. Pa., about the flrt day of
June. 1 Suit, a red and white poted mooley steer,
wltb err.p in left eaa. and soppoeed to te about
one year old. Tbe owner la requested to come
rorewwa, proTe pmperxj. pay cnanres ana uh
blm Kwajr. otberarlae be will be dlivumil ot a
eordtng to law. JAMtSUALLAHLK
-Ponaere Twp, Not. 7. 188.
ISTKAY NOTICE.
J Cmme to the premises of tbe nndersls-ned
In Portae, Cambria county. Pa., on or about ;
JSot. 3d. ISsS, a Mark and white laresteer. notrB
out el left ear and crop off lett ear. Tne owner
Is requested to come toreward. par charge, prove
property and take him away, otherwise be will
be disposed of aoeordlas: te l.
MKS. MATUIAS BE1TEK.
Portage Twp Not. I. 188.
IXSTK AY NOTICE.
J Came to tbe residence ol the subscriber la
lx township on or about the Drt of October,
1VH. a black bull wltb no other tnarkf to be seeu.
aed about sixteen monlbt. 1 he owner Is re
quested to eoaie forward, prove proMrty, pay
chances and take blm away, otherwise no will be
disposed ot as tbe law directs.
MKS.SAKAH A. BliOWN.
Deaa township, Not. 23.
I7STBAY NOTICE.
J Came to tbe residence of tbe subscriber In
WasbloKton township, Cambria county, on or
about tbe lath ot September last, a liirht yellow
two year old bel ffer. The owner is requested to
come lorward, prore property, pay rharges and
take ber away, otherwise tbe will be disposed ol
aeeordlns; to law.
THOMAS EARNS.
Washington township, Not, 23, 18S1.
DMIMSTHATOH'S NOTICE.
Glasgow, wbo was superintending tbe Job.
Mr. Ruhr Is a hustler from the word go.
and the prince or good fellows too.
On Thursday of last week Blair Gwln,
son of Mr. Jno. Gwin. of Mountain Dale
returned to the borne of bis fatuer, from
Patella. Iowa, where be bas been sinse early
spring visiting part of the time, and taking
some muscular eiercine in the Intervlm.
Milton Purdy. wbo bas been confined to
bis borne at Mountain Dale for the past
week or more by a severe cold, Is conval
escing.
homes. We wish the Rev. Prior success in
bis new field of labor, and welcome Rev.
Father Benedict to our town.
Tuesday roornlog a lot ot mill machinery
passed through this place. Mr, Jacob
Thomas, of Elder township. Is erecting a
water circular eawmllL The other ma-
eeinery. a stationary boiler and engine, etc..
is to be used, it is stated, in the neighbor
hood of Hastings. While being hauled over
the road itortb cf town tbe large boiler upset.
damaging it considerably.
Venison was a scarce article In Carroll-
Performances not promises have placed us at
tlie head of the Retail Clothing Business in
Western Pennsylvania, and established forusau
honest name that no upstart competitors can
ever blot out. We have promised to sell the
citizens of Cambria and surrounding counties
this Fall the cheapest and best clothing that the
country can produce, and now extend a cor
dial invitation to everybody to come and ex
amine our grand new stock, compare our prices
and give us their candid opinion whether we
are in position to fulfil our promises. Our Fall
Suits and overcoats are grand beyond descrip
tion. Our prices are too low for any competi
tors t3 reach.
BARGAINS IN OVERCOATS.
WOOtF, SOJaT THOMAS,
Leading Clothiers of Johnstown, Pa.
ECKEtMRODH tt KOPFLE
have just returned from the Eastern Cities with a larpe and com
r,wft inrimonr. of Fall and Winter Goods consisting of Men s and
j, .-- . i ri.:i.!..'., A.o
Liadies . blisses ijiki luuuicuo vuo.- .,
. , w
The Baptists of Mountain Dale have a I town before tbe editor of the J'mi and Mr.
Charles Slick ts
tied
David F. Burkbart vs.
Settled.
John A. Gray v. Rev. A
tied.
Darid L. BerkebUe vs
were also arretd in Fvette county The bnugb et al. Continued.
Edwards vs.
arrest of I'.car was brought about by the
confession of one of the alleged fire bug.
Th afltir created tntenbe excttememt.
Hear Is of good family and is principal
ownr of the mill, wh'ch U one of the
Wm. M. Dodson. Set-
Rev. A. P. DUler.
r. Dlller. Set
Samuel Sense
C. A. DItnond.
David R.
Continued.
A. C. Buck A Go. Vs. Tunnelhlll School
j District. Jury find for plaintiff the sum of
v't. doctor' htll. h hointf an Tircoat.
from V s. r.xrr A Kr. V. largest n inn tate. u -s anegrn tn oinr Andrfw Donohoe ys. Enterprise Lumber
-:,v. r;.,w,f nowmsn. a Cr:v,lu,te of m!;7. ?ZVn arVJr tali rw . I C "
luMv f " " ; ji . i.i-cir ait J"ry was caura
Oi'fv.vt 1 rill U" l W!'l .1-.-U li" tVl-
honl
tiiis nUrc In the nr futare. M'-s .ian,ienn, or Mercer, tne ae
. , ,, . complihel vwalUt, who
, r. , ... ... . , rendeied a dozn or ni'tre solos at the teacb
(-r.'i't t'U'ii to (,! KlviniuV and see the .. . , . . . ,
,. I er-. inti'utH, u a erA1uauuf thsc.i-tvent
tmnv n'ce nrtlrles he luis to nIiow you. His i . ,., ,,, ... . .
pn:.i; o' .S s'.i-r Mary Agne. c. !tiljrtr-:l the
P'ti of rnnvent ainr. who a n(Trit
-l.-t tne peorle of Evnour sa arran ! .... 0)0 v . nrfl,n..nt v,w Y(k m ..,,
n l the who! wek, l.y ,k,I(.. Mu. ;v h fn
fittorif the l'r.'-.vf ri n coneremtion tit
tooic i.f ladies p,!, snalriies ha Orit-r liei-ii
i't Urrf- Ix-fuii", and never clieap. I
and sworn, plaintiff become non suit.
James C. Eisly for nse of Julius Stlch vs.
so charmingly ! Illpscb & Lloyd. Jury find for plaintiff
T ... fik.M. .f tin rt
t Bum vt v B.rm
t!..'!r work .i to .hi
i 1 niwlit nt t!. I H-fu:. L-t in how
Hat .w. run nift.'.ii Ajinl th'.n when
weh.iv.it. Don't liiitt ar.ythlii . 1 1 conies
f.lr : ' a e.ir.
'I'1 '" 'i "n Hi- p;M'ni"r train of the
IWeeh-rn.-t lU.lrox l w , t ni ik 10. -"'
mi ;.,.. ; ', ..vh-eN. belli
lu.i!-..-hy tet ne.v .roe-.H. hts
m no
soprano voir?s, rifh. clear and sweef, her
manner la easy an. I graceful an1 her bear
inn -Ujniti-d. II -it repertoire is varied and
Inciuilei the bent selecions from the mont
p.-oiu.neut corno;Mr. Shi Situs t th
ni.-e!Ui of the S'tte tech-r as iriaf on at
A'.k ntown In TSiv;. at Otrfl d.t Ust year
a-.il nt prcpnt U doinjr Irstttufe work. h.v
ion a number of eneeemrts for the sea-
Michael Djoahoe
Oa trial.
vs. Theodore Judy.
! son
S'lperinfenrtVnt L-eeb flirt wep In se-
At m ...ti-iii nt lli m-'i.'.er-o? t'; liar 1 curitm her services here. Reading Kayle.
rfurln,' f,.- rres-nt w k t-,..s t, fj. ! .
f r prene.,'.,,,,; ,- .Mf. viH t ,r ,jn as t 1 't.tHtate rr tf rrrhs.lllo A nnralarr.
t'"r l,r"-"'i''ni p '14 ,i i -, . h-re The f!:.nntu m... iwmn.r. k-
re's a Contest ? I .11 , re nil u, . .1 ..... ... . .
. ,ir 1 . r.-su v.x uurmn inn present we K WHO thrt
:iu.i't..Hfr.ii.r. f:o H..i!-o-i... annual j.,h ot appointing a Merehantil Ap-
-Mr. SirauH Swauv'er. who hul I., en l pr-viser. Tiie t.fli;e is worth about 5250.
; loynl by Surtoti l;i0.' i iv Bell. t lr.- I c! at f eenses.Ian I tha list of candidates
.01. im..i who N wed known to nun. v n! " fol'uws
I
J.lPles I tel. of Portage; S.
' i: r-n...rH, is now in rh irc of the rl -nr- I.'rher. of Wluie t'.wnhip: Charles N.
' .iir..i,.r,n'. iir.,.,,, i; Ruck.'
IKaatlwza Cllptvlstsxs.
Hastinos. Dee. 13.
Editor Frfemas Two hundred an one
car load of coat was shipped . from the
Michael ra'nes In the past two weeks.
O. tv. Humphry, who was cauabtby two
bank cars and had Ms foot badly crushed,
U ab'? to be about airain.
We observe that Donahue & Co. bave
aided considerable Improvement to their
store building.
It is rumored tbat our town is to have an
other livery.
We notice from Dr. Wlnlmer'a posters
trat h exoects to be at St. Boniface on
Thursday and friday, Dcembr 13 and 14.
prepared to do all kind of dentistry. The
D.ictor has visited that place before wltb
yery satisfactory results.
Mrs. Conra.I Yeager. of Coalport bas been
IsiUnc friends In this vicinity for the past
few days.
:
Jo.
Anthony Anna. Justice of the peace.
Crouse. of S Hith Hoik- William rr iSt.i. ar.tendlr.ff court In E-tensbarir last week.
.V . j s ! 1 1 . e ih tlm stii..vxa I V of Mun.r...' I. I, IT r.. f i. . 1 Tha rlgrliliimjnt . S. Dnnlfiiu
h, ntT Ihrlt, i,f In.Ihir.a county. n A ikelly. John X. Straver, and W. C i Saturday evening last was largely attended,
niny wilh ( m.-.-r (1. W. D.-in. of "h I !"rry' ot l"''lr; Tinnn V. Kinio. j and ttift youua man wbo waited on tbe lady
f -i n renivntiary. r.n SI"t!ray hromtht lilorirl Jones. James Lynrit. Jnhii O T H!e, i that received the prlzt was much pleased.
'I r M-vers. r. planner, tmm the IVni- ' Jl)h" u Clark. Tft un vs M?';.iajh a id J ifiu j Jacob Koontz. of riattvtlle. I'a, wan In
!! o! r I I I mihir.a, where Mvers is ride't j " '-'H'1o,MlI. of J tirstar ; J. B. Denny, ! this place, last weok and while amuslna
i Aitniss ir, tl tii.il f,t j.inim I; ! j H. A. Kiwlehart. II -or c. K. Zinm and i himself with a small do lo tbe store of J.
'i-
'Ve a M...(.,y nr,t j., .t.V. f,u
! ' ,'',fl'. 1 fl.tl.e.li. Cai.Uer V. .u'ti. and
'i-.!. h.-, I;i Si,; ii's Catarrh I
'! i..j-e:or fr.e wr.h eacli
i oii.i, ,IIe health an I
' .'.' ci by Dr. T. J. lUvlson.
.V'.li:-nt (.onpral 'l.i
11 m .1. IVi't, of EnsTjrj:
rin-ily. A
loi:l.'. I'se
Seet hreatti.
sava the
11.
W
to -, of P. cti'trid t.iwaship: Ann-im W.aks
hn . f E lr ttwish'o- Et. C. McXellls.
Minvliie; r-ii! T. Miller. Snrj.ivhatna
townshin; Wvn-s-n IJyrn. E Hnsharu; Pst
riek t,D.wi. Ttinne'hUt; Austin Neary.
rrospect; 'ViiiUm S'!erwM. Conernauvli
borm!:; E T. Klrr. .Si.nrn-rhlll town-
1 . ' iisj u.i i . 1 1 1 .ml t.i anl will be ttans- j 8h,p; Wi''iti II. Cnnell. E Mnsourir; iiej.
i.oU.,i to -lie Iiliiijii -atioii Rt U ..i,i........ ' W. Sh frier. r.iniHiiiin h.iTniuh' Wlillsm
X el. P..r-
i --TMTy, t I HA' 1. L U (!
'i"n.u. M ur:. and return Mou.Uy ( ir.rsl iy) mornfn , thl'ty tw billots
,;l''f' j have been taken, but no election has re-
-.. tfrar.l l-s.'i r, oj t, r s-tinper wilUe
NM at the hof-i ,.f J.A Wallsce. at .St.
A ','s(ine. on M .n Inv n.., k .
- .. 'T.-.i and in.Kineil , leer, a line Ntect'un ' ,;r' Coal and Coke Coui-
i tie eii.in.-i-j oir at th. Mint ti,ne. All iuctie.1 at i.tli:zin. Cambria county
'"v"-'i "d p.f .sar.t time promised to
w : iu.ily .
-I.Mk cut for Dm arnn-i fre street
! s'"-'ly at no..n. by VmtUw Jtro.
Wniism I J- riaoc fc Bro. the doa became en raced and
Jumped In Mr. Koontz's face and b!t blm
severely above the left eye.
Pranr.U Wasner is atfendlna court at Eb
ensoum the present week.
Slick.
iioii ai a.slilnttori vi"'Tiingn ooiouv
U f '! 'J- Petn ,vlvunia iail,oi,l , K"nr'''". EoVusbur; John C
o.iiii. ai.v. They will arrive t here Sun.lay 1 w' " 1 Tn.ns s B r... (; iij
Sultid.
Ileerh .ri t mmt mati r-k (..mst.
li
are now
tor lUr'ov
":'l. e lliejr
ll..
wn , fi Thomas Itra.tley s P-raideot I
as purrhase.i fr,lni t KitUnnlnir Coal
Couinv, or Philadelphia, in coal property I
own.d hy thoi at the east end of tbe Penn-
sy!vnl railroad tii'.nl. nioet of whim Is
underlaid with th. I..mn ot COM,,
co-it tliiiiie aUout 3.ju ,erM. Tne purchase
mino contains aoo i-re . tha llili.p n. ,
em. Th for 55.00 Send for price list.
- - o.mai .jpeniiiKH inaan on
the L'tnoo coal vein, and thlrt. . nwn.
sme ii jjinp. ami? i wr.icn lusin a v
i I 'istrel lanit. K..-h mr i. .. .
v t eiery member of the romp.ny ts a
-:r in his particular 1W S rure jour
h now at j lines
oruir store without
IStilaaiey Kllla.
How often are we yet to be told tbat
whiskey km. ? Arsenic kill ; opium kills,
and s.i do hundreris of Mher irond remedies
kill If abu"l lntea1 of tse-f. But ask the
question. "Will whiskey cure ? "Yes r is
the positive reply of the most eminent phy
sic iaos of all the land. Disease steals Into
your system like a sneak thief loto your
house, and ofun by oeslectins: a bad cold,
we end our days la lingering-, and wishing
for health when. Indeed, one Dottle of fure
WiUhe or BrvnAy would bave cured the
cold. Surb Roods may be scarce, but they
caafte found at Max Kleins, 82 federal
street, Allegheny. His Siyer Age to the
only whUky endorsed by the doctors. You
ran get the pure Uuckenbeimer, Finch or
Glbsou Rye at tl.00 per quart or six quarts
o
HARIUtlE LICCXSES lASCEDv
The following marriage licenses were
'-. 1 Cike. with arumt nti
Miiistr. Is wtiirh , 'He of nldleir i. i. i
appearand her8 next h.tur.l- Ile.,1, i;m- i-. f 'u ! l"e Clerk of tbe OrpbaoV Court
i -.n. u is oniv ti,r.... ,h .. . . . . f for tbe week ending Wednesday. Dee. 12th.
- ' loailVP Ui B-II 41 r lr SM lh. , I .m a. w
" r; WrTrt tii um..l . . a.
, . .as, .I, vrijiajtw flTf-
' 1 1 1 1 f ti ... s. k.
v, . . rYrriu,,"T an.i .-e the cue ureal I cosl an I r.,k- bU4lne8,.
. I now-, for lu go.-i qualifies for roaklog
-Jot.n Jones and J ,,a I: ,-h.rrts wer. Jk-aud h c.l cannot be -xe-ll-d for
2u"''i to J ill nn Monday last, from Johns- 1 " ' nnrp , Tm B-eh (inrs
u"h. rharited wil k ......i. ..... Coal and fli.kn C.nir.. ..v Ubl i.ni 7im
. .. " " . ii DAiiffrf . . . - .
. .
mi wr sr. in m rare : iud
rtuueefor parties wishing to eugaire lo the i J.i-nh cr..iir t
. - . . - . . I v muvt If A.BU.TIUrilT.
1 1' is asnier r in is . ionfit.
J-ssepn Appelgnrd and Eliza Jane Pitchs
fi rd, Kbrtrnfeld.
Iewts Amps and Rebecca Grumbling,
Johnstown.
Michael Lohr and Catharine Peter.
w t" attempt t. k,:i, yreferried bv V.ank t , et ,"".v ,h,t" ,,n " "'arkei. i Johoawwo
M tou-m,, 0im,., .V y r1""" ,n "' locality. 8e .d- Jolin 8 itusas.1 I
au t , ty- mn',m rt n another column. The, eer- I F .lis 1
"- in law. Charles .Jrowo. wbu waa ,4",!!,', u I" Its lr fancy in reward lo t 1
5"'JU. y ,L.i,i....i i... ... . ""' "' ti.rliM.irv. the nnrrbaM off -A M SMiirtmti
lovdsville, and Ida II.
nahip.
y UUl)eaby tlmsduie paitles.
. ... . iiiiiu.irv, ins. pgrrntM or
,u reried as a safe Investment.
revival meeting now In progress. Rev.
Smith, tbe minister In charge, Is conducting
tbe services.
Frank Russel, of New Germany, tbla
township, bas erected a very neat dwelling
bouse at bis native village.
Frank Sloan, an attache ot that office, bled
themselves to the wilds of Clearfield county.
a week or ten days ago. And since that
time, strange to relate, not a four levged
animal of tbe kind bas been seen either in
tbe borough or coming Into it. by rail or
STATE ot Peunsylranla, Count of Cambria.
The Commonwealth of Pennr Itsd!. to
Elizabeth Dunn. Lonawoo1 ooonty, Meath, lra-
land: Kobm noon, and Michael Iwna. Iein- : , TtiWa' C.,:f nn,l Ow TCOJltS '
wooa, counTT, iumib, iretacq ; ru ait new unnn. ; j wWvw - ,
woo7"eo.B. Mr Shawls; all Styles ol Woo cn lire 3U0,3)
iUr"ore Underwear, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps hlanke.s,
I J ? ! nmf,.riB T?,.w UnrKA UlankGis : Rubber UooUs ol mi unu. ,
Aran lino, niisoors:. ra. : iiaoiei. xaasiria, . wuiuiuno, , , ' l
jrV..,r;.h ofMilUnary Goods and, in fact, a pcneral variety,
aprr,th03-de.b:ro;rrrr;ha of Goods. Having bought at a discount, v.e are now j.repared to
ZZSSZSZXXZIZJ&VZJ: S offer Special Inducements and Low Prices to Ca&h Buyers, bolic-
eaas., tt any yu hsTe. wh, tbo iJoart should not . ... ot-.n-a iro miorprlw ctiefnrtion.
oecrce svocioc pertoTmsoces er soniraci oetwen t iliuil iuui imnuuagv .. .........v
Respectfully,
Tbe citizens of Klynn city will soon have I 0yerland- We contemplate baying tbe date
a meat market lo their midst. It Is tbe In
tention of Mr. Frank Pratt ot Beaver Val
ley, to embark In butchering at tbat place,
and will shortly erect a building there for
that purpose.
Geo. W. Bowman, of Roselane, one of tbe
i-cbool dignitaries of Reade, Is at Ebensburg
this week attending court as a witness.
A little child of James Beverly, of near
Utabville, died on last Sabbath, and on
Tuesday ita remains were Interred in tbe
Pleasant Hill cemetery near Glasgow.
Josegb Rhoddy. landlord of the Blaln
City boiel. kilUd a fine doe on last Friday
near Bear Loop.
On last Saturday Mr. David Van Scoyoe,
of Mountain Dale, reached tbe 45th mile post
of bis life's journey. His friends and rela
tives tendered blm a grand ovation on tbe
occasion. Pleasure, present offering, ban
quetiog. speeeh making and enchanting
strains cf sweet muais, tbe crowning
feature of the affair, were tbe program ot
tbe day. All departed bappy. -
Mr. Jno. Bell, of Bell wood, ofright con
ductor on one of tbe trains on tbe B. G. R
R.. bad bis band badly smashed while mak
ing a coupling on but Toesday at New
bur a.
An extensive addition is being erected to
tbe storeroom or Mr. Jno. A. McCartney at
MounUin Dale. This la an evidence of
prosoerlty.
Mrs Jno. F. Ilollen. of Glasgow, was
of the game laws extended.
It la with the greatest of pleasure tbat
we make known tbe fact that Mr. II. J.
Iloppel, of Barr township, at latest acennta
was improving as rapidly as could be expected.
Messrs. J. J. Tbomas, John Dumm and
James Wlrtner were successful tc eaptarlng
three' coons on Friday last.
Tbe banns of matrimony were published
In St. Benedict's Church on Sonday last bes.
tween Mr. Wm. Scsnlan. son of 'Squire
Scanlan, of this place, and Mt&s L.ena
Gomper. of Indiana.
Mrs. Martin Rtst, of this place, is dan
gerously ill, and it is the opinion of the at
tending physician tbat sbe will not recover.
Qo'te a number of our yonog men are in
Ebecsburg this week attending Court, tbey
being subpoenaed as witnesses in a suit
bmacht by Oalllti'n itarties.
It is rumored that Mr. K. Ueesler, of Xick-
towo. la about to purchase tbe hotel prop
erty of Mr. Tom. Weaklen, at tbe X Roads.
Tbe euppnsltlo eome time ago was tbat
Mr. U. would likely settle in Koensbnre.
TO.
Patrick Duoa. dsoeaxe.l. and Matibew Iiunn for
certain traet or lot or lotoflaoJ situated la the
boroujra ot Usee la, Clobrfleld nountv. Pa.
Jos. A.UUAY, Sheriff.
Etiensbnrs;, Dee. 1. 188.:
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of sundry writs ol Fierf Facial, Alia
Fieri Faciei and Yrrutilior.i Expon Issued
oat ol theknrt ol Comman Pleas of I'lntir1!
county, to me directed, there will he exposed to
potlUi sale at the Court House in Kbensiura; on
M0XDAY.JAX. 7th, 1SS9,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A.
the following described real estate to wit :
All the rla-ht. title and Interest of P. f Iran, A.
Fljnn and James rlynn. of in as to all
those certain premises and tract of land,
sltnate partly Id White township, partly In
Keade township, surveyed oa warrant to lames
Wilson, containing boot2l acres, ani bounded
as follows : On the north by survey In the name
ot William Plunkett. oa the west t.y Robert Harn
hill and Henry Phillips, on the south by William
Oeorire. and on tba northeast by J. Cullnm. Jr..
and S. Town surreys ; having 'thereon a lunce i
tpia.'n cam, use-i lor nnaiins: ik. ana a ri.il- j k
road laid lth -T" Iron, lor the purpose of haul- j K
Ins; lumber, and on which is lata oot a small vil. j
lift. kn wa as Klynn City, la the plat f which . eV
town sundry lots bare been sold, and some of 1 e.
tbem conTeyed. and this levy Is madeeubicct to ,
the rluhts of purchasers wbo bare written con- 1
veyacce or attreemeota for lots In said Flyun
ECK EN RODE & HOPPLE,
Cnrrolltown, Po.
ffiVf fg3 O ff tf k 1
y lla till vir' U i U
OVERCOATS I
i -.sr km ass usBb a sia
I City. This tract of Ian
j more Telns ol Uumonu
d is underlaid with two or
us coal and set with staod-
EVAXS Diedat ber bime In Ebens
burg. no Friday. December 7th. 188. Mrs.
Sarab Evans, wife of Tbomas D. Evans.
aged 41 yean.
EVANS Died In Ebensburg on Wed-
nt-aday. December 12U, 1889, Mr. George
Evaos aged 21 years.
I,EE Died at ber borne In Cresson Dec
c
v.
recently made tbe happy recipient of many I1.0- 18gR Mry on,TS,hl of M ? J and
handsome and useful presents on tne oc
casion of ber thirty-fourth birthday.
The wife of Mr. Wm. Schmlttle. wbo
Uvea at tbe coke oven, near Glasgow. Is re
ported to be lying at the point of death.
v7m. Long, of Blandsbnrg. baa erected
new residence In tbat thriving little village.
He will occupy it In tbe near future.
A great many deer bare been killed this
season In this and Wblte township. One
day last week we saw three on one sled
passing through Flynn City enroute to Coal
port for shipment.
Eight new engines will shortly be put on
tbe B. G. R. R on account of tbe Increase
In freight traffic.
Geo. Brandt, of New Germany, furnishes
the people of bis hamlet and surrounding
village with a choice article of meat weekly.
D. E. Ilollen, "the modern F roe be!,"
is teaching tbe eleventh consecutive term of
school In this township. He la wielding tbe
sceptre at tbe New Germany academy for
bis sixth successive term. This speaks In
thunder tones for Dayid'a reputation.
Tbe village of Flynn is enjoying a period
of prosperity Just now. This Is no doubt
due to Its energetic far-slgbted eitlzeoa.
Such spirits of enterprise as W. A. Cbaplln,
tbe city's big hearted landlord ; Andrew
Farabaugh, the village blacksmith and beet
mechanic and horse shner this side of Jor
dan ; T. T. Williams, the far-famed mas
ter wood mechanic and contractor, and
Long Wevllrg. who regulates tbe time and
the motions of tbe moon and stars, are a
few of Its wide-awake leaders. Wbeo these
"heavy weights" put tbeir their shoulders
to the wheel of prosperity, I tell you, sbe
mut revolve.
Mr. Henry Alleman, the pooular and
highly respected merchant of Allemaiisville,
met with a 6erloa Injury on last Friday
afternoon while loading a car with lumber
at Glasgow. Mr. Alleman bad driven a
wagon load of lumber, to which a team of
males were attached, near tbe ear, and.
standing on tbe load, was unloading It on
tbe ear. A freight train came thundering
along and the mules becoming frightened,
made a very audden and wild plunge,
throwing Mr. Alleman violently to tbe earth
and bis bead striking tbe hard frozen ground
Inflicted a serious and paloful bruise above
his right eye and on tbe upper Hp. and
sprained bis right band. He was picked
op insensible and taken to Mr. Willbide'a
residence, and a physician sent for. After
some times be recovered consciousness, and
removed to bis borne. Mr. Alleman being
Mrs. Mary Le, aged 8 years and 6 months.
Dearest loved one we hare laid the
la tbe peaceful grare's embrace.
Bat thy memory will be cherished
TUI w thy bearenly face. J.
May Fever.
T bare been a periodical sufferer-front bay fcrcr
since the summer ol 1S79. and until I use4 Kir's
Cmra Halm was merer able to Bad relief. I can
truthfully say that Cream Halm cored me. 1 re-
vard It as of creat ralue and would not be with
out It d urine the hav f7er season. I Al.
Ueora-ta. Hlochamton. N. Y.
I can ebeerlully rernmmeud Ely's Cream ftalm
to the sutiertna public for bay leTer and etoppaare
ef the nasal rassavea. I bare tried It and And It
aires Immediate relief J. . Hector, Little
Kock Ara.
LEGAL NOTICE-
Charles Cooper
TS.
Amaada Cooper.
1 IN tbe Court of Common
I Pleas ol Cambria eountr.
VNo. S8 Sept. Term. 1S.
I Alias SbupoL-na la 11-
J Torre.
COCNTT OF CAMBKI A. s.
TaaCowwowwaaLTH or Pewstltawia.
To ch a UltS COOP tli. OasB-riwo :
yryTE COMMAND YOU. as beretolore com
fy eaanded that all matter ef business and
excuses betna set aside you be and appear IB your
yroper person before our Judve at Kbensburar. at
our Court of Common Pleas, there to be held oa
the first Monday of January next, to show eause,
tt any you have, why your wile Amanda Cooper,
should not be divorced from the bonds of matri
mony which sbe bath contracted with you the
said Charles Cooper, agreeable to Petition and
Libel exhibited ajralnst you lefore our said
Court ; and this you shall In no wis omit at your
peril.
WrrifBsa the Honorable Robert L. Johnston.
President or our said Court, this third day of
December, A. I. Ishr.
H. A. SHOEMAKER. Proth'y.
Attest JOSEPH. A. OHAY, Sheriff.
Ebcnsbum. Dec. 14. ls.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Nellie Carpenter 1 IN the Court of Common
re. I Pleas nf CTambrta county.
Alra Carpenter. J-No. 736 Sept. Term. 1S.
Alias Subpo-nm In 1H
I to roe.
COmTY OFCAMBRU, aa.
Taa Comwowwkaltw or Pbitwtxtawi a.
Te NKLLlt CAKPENTEK. bbbtio :
"TE COMMAND YOU. as Seretolore com
fy manded that all matter of business and
excuses set aside you be and appear In your prop
er person before oor Juda-ee at Ebensbunr, at
our Court of Common Pleas, there to be held oa
tne Brut Monday ol January next, to show cause.
If any you bare, why your husbaad Alra Carpen
ter, should not be Jlrorced from the bonds of
matrimony which he bath contracted with you
the said Nellie Carpenter, agreeable to Petit lou
anJ Libel exhibited airalost yoa before our-sald
Court ; and thla yoa shall In no wise omit at your
peril.
WrrnBaa tha Honorable Robert 1 Johnston.
President of ear said Court, this third day of
December. A. D. ISM
H. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Attest JOSEPH A. OKAY. Sheriff.
Ebensbura;, Dec 14. 1SS8.
LEOAL NOTICE.
Sophia Zlaell ) IN the Court ot Common
vs. - I Plea. of Cambria ewuntr.
Hoary Zlaell. i-No. to June Terns 18.
I Alias Subpnrna la Dl-
Terra. -COT'NTY
OFCAMBRIA.ee
Taa Comsviii.ts. r Pxhstxvaiti a.
To SOPHIA ZIKELUIlumm ;
considerably advanced In am has dnnhtrnl TITE COMMAND YOU. as heretofore com
. m Ci t . .. J msnded that all maUer ol
chance for bis recovery. Late reports bow
ever, seem cheering and furnish more fav
orable hope for him. R.
A new assortment of notions and novel
ties for the season, at lUrkera.
Hwllelajr ExrarslSBS on th Fewway !
tsiw la BaUlreMael.
In aceordanee with a time honored cus
tom tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will for tbe Christmas and New Year boll
days ell excursion tickets between all
principal stations on Its system at reduced
rates. Holiday excursion tickets will be
sold December 22d. 23d,24tn, 23t b, 29th. 30tb,
ana aist, ana January 1st. va lid roc return
trip until January 3d. 1889.
buslnesa and
excuses beinsr set aside reu be and appear la
roar proper person be lore our Judrea al Ebens
bonc. at our Court of Common Pleas, there to be
beta on tbe first Mendaye January next, to show
cause, tl any yea bare, why your husband Henry
Zlaell. should cot be dlroroed from the bonds ot
matrimony which he bath contracted with yea
the saUl Sophia Zlnell. aareeablo to Petition and
L.tbel exhibited aarmlnstyoa be lore oursald Court;
and this you shall In no wise omit at yon' peril.
Wmwi tbe Honorable Kobert 1. Johnston.
President or oursald Court, this third day ol
December, A. D.. la
H. A. SHOEMAKER. Prcth'y.
Atte t JOSEPH A. OKA Y. Sheriff.
Ehensbara;, Dee. 14, nets.
Inr timber, the snriace ts well axlaptcd to term
loir purpoees. Tsken In execution and to be sold
at the suit ol C. 'Inner, trustee.
Alee all tbat other tract of land situate In
White township, Cambria county, known as tbe
Henry Phillips surrey, eontaiulna: about 302
acres f exception about "i acres ol tbe surtace
thereof conveyed to W. H. C. Elemina-. who is in
possession thereol) which said trsct is bounded
n the west by John tarshall surrey, on the
north and northeast by Kobert K retail and
James Wilson snrrers. on the oast by Willism
Ocoraje and Thomas Sanborn surreys and C)er
field treelc. end ou the south bv James Harris
I and Rort Mrore surreya. This tract is within
one-uau mne oi toe c. ai t;. railroad, is an un
derlaid with coal and contains on the surtace a
larre quantity of pine, oak and hemlock timber.
Also, all tbat certain traet ol land situate In
'White township. Cambria county, surveyed on
warrant to Tbomas Sanborn, eonlainlc about
ITS acres, and oounded aa follows : On the west
by Hennr Phillips survey, on tbe south br James
Harris surrey, on the north by Clearfield Creek,
and en the east by Day Dummond tract, under
laid with Taluable deposits ol Mtuminus soal
and well set with different kinds of growing
timber.
Also, all that certain tract of land sltnate In
Write township. Cambria county, known aa the
Simon walker urrey. eontalnlna; about &00 acres,
and bounded as follows : Ou tbe nut by Kobert
Kara h l.l. John Marshall. Kobert Moore and Mary
I Krown surreys ; on the south and west by Tbomas
DsntBoru ana siidqb waiict surreys, ana on tne
north and west by the Oeonre Orsff surrey. Ke
serrlna about fifty acres of said trat conveyed to
Sheidler. and also referring about btty
acre of the surface thereof to Oeorce Olass.
This land Is underlaid with coal aud set with
sjr-jwlns: timber. AIo Including In thl levy the
railroad with the T" iron thereon, so far as the
same extends orer aild tract.
Also, all that certain other tract ot land situ
ate in Keade township. Cambria county, eon
talnlna about Sou acres, more or less, and bei De
part of the Abram Wltmer survey, which said
tract Is bounded as follows: Oa tbe north by
J sines Clark, on the east by N. Yoonakln. on the
south by Samuel Turner, and on the east bv N.
Yeuue-kln Estate. Thla laad Is underlaid with
valuable Te ns of Mtuminus coal and well set
with itandtnc timber.
A !.. all the n-ht of way. ties, strlnsrers Iron
rail, spikes, switches, etc. uon all that certain
railway runnlnc from the .'reason A Clearfield
rallmd, near Klrnn City, throurh landa of I, ft
A. Flynn. Micnael Carroll. W. A. Chaplin
Younvkin Estate. Chrit Walters. Mrs. Strs-rer.
loslsh Oates, W. McKee. Sarah Oats. and Ellas
Deemer ft Co., belns; about three miles In lensth.
and endinir at or o r the McCitftn mill on lands
ol E. Deemer ft Co . exception: so much of the
same as Is cr nstructcd on the Ud.Is beretolore
advertised and to be sold as part of the Improve
ments of the same.
Also, all tbe rtirht. title, and Interest ol James
F Osllsher, of. la and to all tbat certain piece
or parcel of land situated In Keade township.
Cambria county, pa., bounded and decrlbed as
follows. Tlx: Beginning at a post near the old
Phllllptbnra- road, thence by land of Chas. Kan
stead south 8! dot roes, west SO perches to a post,
thence by land ot Jamea S. Oallaher fJO perches
to a stone pile, theneo by land of James S. Oal
laher east ISO perches to a stone pile, thence by
land ol Charles Kscstead south 37 dearreea. wes't
11& perct es to a post the place ef beiclnnlnsr. con
taining 7ft acres and I'M perches, more or les,
about 15 acres of which are clenre l. Ttken In
execution and to be sold at f he suit ol C. A. La in
born. - Also, all the rlcht. title, and Interest of Conrad
9takeman and Mary Stiken.ao. of. la and to all
tbat certain lot or pleceot around s'tuated In 6th
ward. Johnstown, C4imbria eoiuty. Pa.. Tlx : lie -irinnlnir
at a corner of Orant street and an alley,
thence by said alley wi ISO feet to an alley,
thence by said alley 4'.l!a' feet to lot of John Dea
est. thence by said lot east 1SS feet to Orant street
thence by Said street south Xt'-i feet to the place
of bea-lnnlnK, barlna- thereon erected a two story
frame bouse and other out-bulldinus, now in the
occupancy of Ixrals Weinman. Taken in execu
tion and to bo sold at the suit of Henry Shaffer.
Also, all tbe right, tltl. and Interestot Samuel
E. Croyle and Emma M. Ooyle. of. In and to all
that certain lot or parcel of ground sit as ted in
Vpper Yoder township, Cambria county. Pa., Tlx :
Beginning at a stump xS fret horn a Sycamore
corner aud on lire of a SO foot street, thence bv
said street sooth 39 degrees west. 13 leet to a post
thence by a 90 foot street south W decrees east 87
feet 10 inches to a post, thence l.y Mary V. West,
land north 3 degrees eat 132 feet 7 inche to a
post, tb noe by a street north 51 degrees west ct
5eettot e place of beginning, being part oi a
Inrger tract of land warranteJ In the name of
Tbomas Vtckeroy which by sundry mesne eon- '
veyaocef and assurances In tha law a largo j
portion oi sain tract oi land necame Tested in
Cortiealta H. Vlcfcroy who by her last will etc.
did direct and bequeath the same to Mary V.
West ten acres ol around of which tha above Is a
part, etc , baring thereon erecTed a two story
frame dwelling house and other ourhulldtns now
In the oerupaner ol Samuel t Croyle aud Emma
M. Croyle his wife. Taken In execution and to
bo sold at the suit of use H. S. Orabam.
Also, ali the rUht. title and interest of Arron
Iaytoa. of. lu aad to the following described real
estate. TIT : All that certain lot of ground situ
ated In Stnnrereek township. Cambria eonn'y.
Pa., bounded and described aa follows, vis :
Fronting on a nubile road adjoining lot ol Jos
eph Shr on the east by lot el William Dull and
Ell Chippie en tbe south, haying thereon erected
a two-story frame bouse and other outbulldinr.
now in tho occupancy of Aaron Lay ton. Taken
In execution and to to sold .t the suit ol nse ot
Alex. Slack bouse.
MARCH RIGHT STRAIGHT TO
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READY-MADE CLOTHIER
OF AKLO A, Pa.
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NEXT TO P0ST0FFICE.
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Not a single last Fall Overcoat was carrieJ over to rusti,
on the shelves, fade on the counters or to be injured by hand-j
jling. Ail such goods were sold to and bought by Stern, of
jthe Golden Eagle. j
j My present stock of Overcoat .1 is direct from the mr.nu.
'facturcrs, who obtained the fabrics from which they are com-
jjiuaiu uucvi ill' ill tiiuac ii'j in tut; iiiciii. wuii-niuvuuj iu
jtax exists impo-ed by clothing speculators, jobbers, brokers,
'middle-men and the like. In buying a coat you pay buta
Ismail pricf for the cloth, a small price for making it up, anda
?much smaller price to me fur bringing it here and ollering it
(to you for sale. Thus I am enabled to sell Overcoats you
jraay not believe it until you call arcund and see cheaper
than any other house in Altoona, or in Blair county, or in
this fetate, or, as lor that, in the United btates of America.
Big words, it's true, but call and see.
- All of the aggregated New and Popular Fabrics enter in
to the composition of the garments made up in the Latest
SryIes of L ashionable Taste for the present season, which, be
jing strictly the case, no one who calls will fail to be astonish
jed at the Marvellously Low Prices at which such Radically
q Superior Goods are sold.
! Undercoats, also, at under prices, as well as
ENTIRE SUITS
QiMade of the Best Materials, Fresh and Fash-j
lonable, m Great Variety and Extent
of Stock.
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TWELFTH STREET. NEXT DOOR POSTOFFCE.
T?STKAT NOTWEL
MlJ I'auie to tbe renidecoe ol tbe subscriber I
Keade towiu.li I u on or swiui toe Dlu-eui l. of J
I 1SS8. a red an white spotted heller with cru
' pled horns, no other roars s to be seen, axed
about ILIrtr soooi ha. Tbeowoer Is rquei-td 10
come lorward. prove prope-ty. pay ctmnc and
tski her away, otherwiae she will be ilispoved ol
aa the law directs.
1. F. MHS,
Roado Is p.. Oct. 1, 188.
FARM FAR SALE.
s STEEL WIRE FENCE
UOWOTTL.il HE WITHOUT A HIIME
Tlie Beech Orors Val and Coke oom-
pany. looated at Uallltalu. la oner to sell seren
hundred (7O0) Lota on tho sunny sldo ot Tunnel
Hill, not more than lour hundred yards from
churches and school booses. Aa there will bo
puro water ruonlac throoah thla district la leaa
tni
an a year and the Lots are located la tha midst
ol a prosperous section the inrstnent cannot fall
wo wtu sa l these Lot oa
Ruptnra care guaranteed by Dr. J. R.
Mayer, 831 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Eaae o be profli
. . 1 .- . meathly payments so that all who wish nay hare
atooce. no operation or delay irons busK , bomaf All commaaicauonf should bea-idresa-ncta.
atUsbKt by Uiotuanda of cores after c4to THOMAS BRADLEY
other fill 1 . .. . uetnisiu, i a.
Dec. ll, lbs!,
The subscriber residing In Osrrull township,
Cayjl.na county will sell at prlrate sale the lar-u
oa wbich he resides lour miles ea-t ol t'Min.liiown
oc the read l.llos; lr.tn tlarrolatowo to Lrf.retto,
containinic l acres, about luo acres of which are
cleared, harinn thereon a tw-sicry l.laulc L.
Also, sll tha Mirht. title, and interest ot John K. . boace and Ira.ue barn. A tills or. uur.1 is ..a the
Strarer. ol. In and toall that certain lot or par- 1 rreaiis aud the larm la In a a-Hl state ol eul
eel of land or plot ot around situated In the bor- ilvation and is well wHtered. r..r terms apply to
euihof Johnstown. Cambria eounty. Pa., rls : tho eab:riber on the premi.es.
tin tbe ooruerol Morris and Dibert streets, bolna; , JOliW HLK lit,
situated in the th ward of Johnstown, Fa. The '
?s?HErHtel!ii Fire toara Apcj
Kobert Satrerfoa.
awrEKMS tine third of tba purchase money
' be paid when -tue property is knocked down
and '.lie remalniOK two thirds on tbeconbrioa
rX. V. DICK,
to be paid when u.e prornr-ty i. i knocked down . (.onoral mSUranCfi Afienl.
j .
tlon ol the deed.
benclHir, lce.
JOSErH A. OKAY.
7, 1SSR, htr.a.
EBEXSBUItG. rA.
Tlie cheapest m l peitet nce f.r aroun.t
USDS, School liis is.ultrr Yard', tlsrtl.tn,
Krtn. I ark aud i'xnaltrv Fences au.l ).
JVrlcct Anioiiiatln -to. Also, all ktm! ot Wlr
V. t. Write lor Krloes. Sr.ite ktivl nnd qualta
tv ol feo.-e Tint'ii . TAIi I A IK it 11-. N
m it Slarkct Street, l'ltts-iarn. I'a.
IVC. 11 13s 4-n
K want AUKS .f:rs everywhere. t
n.i tra vellnu. to sell our koo1s. Will,
payajood salary aud all expenses. Writ
lor term at t.ncH. ami i.ue .rr i....i.
e.1. S1ANIIAKU SILVLBWAKE COMl'AY,
(loston. Msit
t ItVFRTPiF.KS br n.t.lreln-4 p.
it Rowll V .. 10 Spruce Nt.. New Tor
can leirn the cosi of any pronr.xed lin o
VEKTISIX lnAiu'-irlcau Ne.i-vpur.crf, lot
I'a s c t'am i li 1 1 t I oc .