J-7.-MV. I VTtTT. tS, 1S90.
I.0C.1L. r.vn J ' Fit soy. 4 L.
TM irirtpn irr.il tl.rlr rrrnee
n,-e c-i Monday morniris.
' Mr .lorm !U!r. of GVlitzln. spent
few boar in town on TuPsrt&y.
-Mr. TTmrr Fo"lnn. of r.-lli-ronte. spent
Snndsy wl'h Ms rtrent In tlii p's-ee.
C,ro. A. Klikoul hits brntc eroun.l for
the erection of a rno on Center street.
Mrs. .Urn'' K Y.uns. of Pttttnrn .
ft visiting relatives in this place en.1 vicln.
it.inol John T.. MeTOn', f Chest
Eprlne. was Thitor tn onr office on Mon
day. The work of ren'tetni- tn borough
veiart scales wi'h anew wt was commenced
on Monday.
Mr. O. M. Parrl!. of ll'llefnnte. spent
.ever. I day the past week with hm parents
In this place.
. Mr. J. K. Mullen, of the Lilly Insur
nce and Stesmsp'p Company, paid ns
plessant visit on Wednesday.
ViIilan Kimba'l. of tn firm of Brown
A Kimball, liverymen. 1 able to about after
a two weeks' tussle with pneumonia.
0rtln Michael FitzWrl. of (ialllt
ln. was In town on Monday tntervlewlni
Bis friends and looking after his political
fence.
The body of William Steleerwald. who
at the time of the flood was bure of Con
emavwh Borough, w found in the river ,
near N ineveh one day last weea.
, Rupture cure guaranteed by Dr. J. R
Mayer, RM Arch St., Philadelphia. T. Ease
at once. n operation or delay frera busK
ness. attested by thousand of cures after
others f ill..
rnn!s IUrHnsof the 12th ward ward.
Johnstown, was struck by Fast I,ine on
Handny night a short distance above the P.
B. H . fre'ght station in that city and In
stantly killed.
.Mr. O org Prltsch. first-class stone
mason lit located permanently here, and j
larea lyto do all knn of stone and brick I
work. i e Mm a call when you have work
of that kind to do.
: Mr. and Mr. Carl Rlvlnlu have the
sympathy of tht entire community In the
Vse of their little son, Ferdinand, who died
on Thursday even inc. April 10th, aged
about nine weeks.
We have n .pe'.?y and positive Cure
for litu ; !. P;iblheri, Canker Mouth, and
ITf i l i In , In Mi'loh's Catarrh Itemedy. A
"Ss-v! li'j '-t r fre with ea-h bottle. Use
U if von d health and sweet breath.
' Frink II e nn. whose home l n-ar
VTl'oinrc. his rljjht arm badly crushed
While onr'li i,' errs at Prry on Tuesday
tast. lie v.us taken to .Jorstown where he
bad h!s aim Pressed. No bones were
tr Ven.
- Tl S'ri'. t ,i-fnni!r.ner, assist t by ft
Bji:niUrr cf n.en were rri-g.d tl'e last week
reir t'.ie rr.'i l. etn . fion th twU.
By t!;i way, wi.uM It not bo a good Idea to
pnvx llli;h Mri'i-t
Wl-.at ay the Town
Ctniicil ?
Mr J. K. fVffrth, of Somerset, dleil
in'li'i.U .xt t i tmn In Smmret on Fil-
!v ln-f.
He wis a w,n of ei-Cngresstiun
It r (Tn.lh m.A an. rtiwf msstcr of S .m-
t nn der Ci.-v.l.n,,. He w,s aUout thirty
ejlit't vi-.ar of ace.
;' James Sullivan, a notorious tcuth. well
lrnown thnnvi'iont the ciki refflrin, stsbbrtd
to death a mn named Davis at the Hecla
Coal Works at (ireenar-urg on Thursday
morning of last we-k. Tbe murderer e
Mm and has not yet been captured.
Hev. Father nan. pastor of the Catho-
ollc churches at St. AiihU.stiue and (J.iest
9p'!ni.'s. pi "ixcheii his farewoll sermons to
hi.1- congregations on Sunday last and will
this wflc assume the charge of St. Michael's
' eonuiHiiii ion, at I,retto. n wlllbasuc-
eeeiled by Father Connery.
. -.losetih Murray, a little six-year-old or- j successfully run by the Pennsylvan la VCall
pban boy, who resUled with bis granrttnoth- i road Company during the winter and spring,
f. Mrs. Harry, at Miuersville, was drowned Is fixed for Thursday. April 24th. a date
In Hlngston's Hun. near that place, on which Is without doub; tbe most desirable
Wedne'ilny of last week. The boy was
playing nn trie hank when he fell in and be
fpre assistance arrived was drowned.
Doc ICav, formerly proprietor of the
Ballman House. In Huntingdon, has leased
the hot-l s'an.1 of Mr. Joseph Miller In Ash
Tllle, lately kept by Mr. Michael O'llara. j thronged with prominent people, and tbe
nd will remove thereto at once. The 11- actual working of the Government is seeu
cense of Mr O'Hara was transferred to to the best advantage.
Mr. Kays at Argument court on Monday j Excursion tickets will be sold as hereto-,Mt-
. fore at fo 00 from Pittsburg, and the pro-
Esrly on Wednesday morning of last porUoiiale rates from other stations, with
week the ham of Wa ter Lorher.nearStoys- j the privilege of a stopover in Baltimore In
town, Somerset county, was strnck by light either direction. Theee tickets will be
Blng and destroyed with all Its contents, in i good going on any regular train of that date,
cru ling five cows, three calves, a number of except Limited Express, and to return
db"ep. agricultural implements and a lot of ' w'thio ten days. In addition a special
train and hay. The lo Is f I.. VW. partly j train of Pullman Parlor Cars and Day
covered by Insurance. ! Coaches will leave Pittiburg at 8:00 a. m.
Mr. Martin Sitfg. of Ehren field, was j and run tbrouat to Washington.
iihed to death by a fall of coal In Scott's ! Pleasant side trips may be made from
mines. at that mac? op. Thursday. There was ! Washington to Old Port Comfort. N'orfo'k.
no one with him at the tinie of the accident. I Klchmond, and Mt. Vernon at reduced
la the evening at quitting time he was miss- rates.
tot and a party went to search for him and The specific excuision rate from Cresson
ii. i ..... . .
uumi mo crusneu Do,ty m the roinrt. lie i
leaven a wife and five children.
John K-ber was killed on t tie Fort
Tavne r.nd at Allegheny City on Wednes
t'ay. He w.s a f.irmer re.MUent of Johns
tjwn t ,l in muttier was wa.-hed away by
tV rljo.l He ha I been attending a wed
dlri in the capacity of ;r.oui.nian, and had
lm: Ukennnei.f ttie brUleemid, to her
amiie wneu. a his w ty to luA
totiie. lie met hi, death.
boarding
The l:ir,.e teatu M..ur mill known as the !
Jirrk M ill In Indiana was strucii by Iitfht I
tfDrftin Ve.!ti, ,Uy morning of :st week 1
UMthe bull-f.r.i witn !s er.'Ue contents '
Tst..fsl!v a'i,.), J The ImlMi-g WMi
vW-i'il 'IV cf... .. . .1
y rut.
t 'A
...
aewhoh,,! n IcsmmI. The
. . t i j i 1 a i ii
st U1J-..I ,t t,, .. .
' ' oa WD,;t ;
r. w.i.nn iiiur tore ,f (x0 i
v , r, . i ,. . . .
a y. , , " , T r'" ('Vn A"
.....u:. :; :.N:.3': UM !
.(tut, .r ,,, ...., ,
. r" ""in fictitious tU!;ts to sell
lt !rnrt.. Thev tatrf is-,- r- t 1
as a tiwua-tc f.r ts.t. ,
WHXIM!
....:-., on the' e T . :
"' the rrst one thousand rod i
i!!.i,i, di-roi rn ' i
ea -
" ' " ' r i I t1 , li 4. s. , wu . 1 9 L.
n- No iin. .t. w . .
ve ii-l ireru a, a au BtlUIIW .
tt Ms !.e S4 v-t K...t -m.- I
i-L.
y-- " U Son t! well known ;
'ru J.iiiustown, on M on-lay last '
tlnl.ii i :r,
'Peti.-d wp
Bue stuck of clothing aud
"'' I'.tt -Int o HI. ,1. 1 IV.
- - 1 i ' mr e.oir-rucira
TO.rijeiiv iii nn'nl ht ih v.. ih.. ...
- ....... ,. . . . v. ,irn a tail . i. ir m
n-y are rl ,P
fOrnlvdi, ,,,lr
i a rushing business In
ni-n and bovs wltt cln'h.
log and w,u ,,nwi.n utlU, ,hj!, (Frlj.yj
emi,tt. s, h tIir!r (i !n aiiot!jtir e&iirAn.
Julin Jjckst.0. of Jackson townsblp.
N county. i,8 m-de a reCl.r(i f)r kl;lu((
x'stti.t mskea nlm tie charoplon of tbe
uuty. f4r M nar,j (Tor0 Lv4t weet
oiiover-d
ttir. den of foxes on his
ro,. and m the deti he found 21 toxes, m ,'
I whu-k he, kmed ; two of tueiu were old ,'
-aiut id reroaiiiUer joUbK ones. He
fas led to tuuktf the discovery by cbservln
-' In he .now lcadini fj their hoie.
wa a prohtiljie clch. a the !w allows
le ilulkr fur .... r.. ..(
.. i OA. up. wiHnri'jdon
I
Mi. Frank Fees, who keeps ft little, aro
cery store on Centre street. Bear the Moon
taln Di'Dif. was unfortunate eccaeh to fall
down tfce stairway of bis store on Wednes
day and lnjaro bis lee.
The Court decided n Thursday that in
the election of Constable in the West Ward
of F.ber.sborir. E. J. namplreTS was en
titled to the c.ffi.. hi havlna; sat as an el
ection officer at the time of Ms election not
disqualifying him for the cfflce.
The barn cf Tstrlfk Maloy near Chest
Sprinm was struck by HsMnlnz on
Wednesday morning, of last week, about
one o'clock, and bnmed to the cround.
The live stock and farmlno. Implements were
mostly saved but all the bay and grain was
destroyed. The lcht from the fire was, vis
ible here and was noticed by spweraj parties
who were awnken-d by the ftonn nrl got
up and looked ont of their windows. There
was an innrsoce or $-V on the building
but the loss is estimated at nearly double
that amount.
A warrant was loed by Jnstic Esly,
on information of George Mnelhelser. ad
ministrator of the Istedeorge Tlelser. for
the arrest of A. J. Wa'ters. rear Wilmore.
The warrant wa placed in the hands of
Officer John D. Jones. On Saturday the
officer learning, thnt Walters was In Eens.
bnrg. telegraphed to that place and had him
arrested. lie wa to have been brought
here to day (Monday) for a hearing, but in
the meantime he nteredball In Eber.shurg.
It 1. all.-ged that Walters forged the name
of the late Oeorse Helser to ft note for 300.
Johnstoirn Tribune.
On Monday evening A. V. Barker. Eq ,
strfed out to take a drive, having In the
errl with him hi wife and daughter
and Mrs. A. W. Bock and daughter.
While driving down the pike at the east end
of town, after passlr.g the railroad, the king-
holt of the carriage brokn when the norse
front ftf lh- Mp-
ria;e. The occupant of the vehicle were
all thrown out but escaped with ft few
slleht bruises, with tha exception of Mrs.
Buck who wa badly cut about the race but
luckily escaped serlou Injary The horse
wa captured near ex-Sheriff Blair's farm
uninjured.
The 3.0P0 miner In the Iloutzdale dis
trict met In mas meeting on Monday of laat
week, at Iloufilate and agreed to loin the
United Mine Work-r' Association In ft
body, and assessed themselves two cents
per ton per month ft man. for the purpose
of creating national drfenee rund. main
taining one national organization, to keep
np their local ehrek weljhuan association,
one-half cert a ton to be used in aid of the
Punxsntawney miners. At Ph llipsborg en
Tuesday afterncon. cf last week, the 2 5oO
miner of the O-ceo'a. Phlllpsburg and
B ech Creek association met in ft roas
mtlrgand took the same action, except
that meeting are to be he'.d at each m'ne
before action is taken.
J. Wilkinson t Son, marble and gran
ite dealer of Ebensburg. P.. wish to In
form the pnb'ie that they are prepared to
Oil all orders for cemetery work, in either
narnle or granite, at f.anre that defy com
petition. The artistic xee!enc and su
perior workmanship of their detlgna are
evidenced by the many specimens now on
exhibition at thrlr establishment and by the
numberless design which they have erected
In the various cemeteries In IhU county and
elsewhere. Every depjrtaient of tbelr bus-
' i ...... - t.. i i Ka k i . m wti!..i n..
' """" " " "- " -" .k
I tent workmen, who are capable of etecut-
Ing any piece of work, from the plainest to
j the roost elaborate, which together with tbe
, per-n il supervision that eyry Job receives
j Ut a guarantee that perfect satisfaction will i
. a .. th.t . lsf sr. lon -, j
' I
j " ' '
lta it i n fa ThA ni r avaisrinit rr lrnna
which will arrive In March and April, and ;
they will then have as fine a stock of the j
best marble that ever came to Western
Pennsvlvanla. Person wlshintr anvthlna i
In their line would do well to give them a I
call before leaving their order with any j
otner manufacturer, a yon can depend
upon getting a good Job at a fair price.
LMt Opeartanllj rr Waahlarlsa via
Pennsylvania RAilroawl.
The last of the popular series of excur
sions to Washington, which have been so
that could be selected. Washington at
that time in beginning to show all the activl
ty of spring, and the beautiful parks in
which the city abounds are verdant with
shrubbery and blossoming with early
fl wers. Coiigress Is busy, tbe city is
is 7.35. and train connecting with the
Special Kave at 11 :0'.' a. u.
Frlxbtrally Roasted.
Yeferday morolna Annie Balner, a cobble-picker,
met with a horrible, if not fatal
accident, while at work In Fro i Hollow;
between Hoeedale and the Fourteenth ward.
The accident took place about 8:.T) o'clock.
Sne was at ber work, when a car load ol btt
rinaei was aumpea near where sne was.
Aoxlooe to have first cnoice of cobbles, sbe
jumped upon the maa. Jler clotblnu took
Cre, and Instantly sbe was enveloped In
dames. Her companions sprang o her as
sistance as soon as they con Id recover them
.... k .. k . , f t . .
i uriuir lucy rtuiu iruuri ncr
... ...u.. ... . , ,,
3 buv ui laien ptruj ou me
hot cinder. She was dragged off and taken
. .
to her home on Connelly avenue, where she
attended by Dr. W. B. Lowm.n. who
.w. sb, suffered
tensely ontll bis atrival. Iler father U dead i
k... ... .
Step-iatner named Kteer. I
Her mother Is almost wild with uricf at her
terrlbe
fT"'nter Urrl! n.isfortnr.e. Mii Ba.ner
" ,bout ,nty years of age. From ber
. .
leel toner waist ber flesh I literally roasted.
while she la also burned In other parts.
Her condition Is ctltical. H'edntidoy'i
Jvhnttcnrn Drmorrnt.
1 Fwr tbe Tare
I of tbe Inflamuiation and Concestion called !
a CO 1(1 In the hea.l" there la w !
In Ely's Cream llalm th- .-i.i i
I , .I . 1"n ,h 10 "ythlDsT i
i-iu.e io prrwritis. This preparation
' has for veara nast rwe. n.vi.. .... .
1 snccls. I!T rA , ? 1 "br,lll,Dt i
, races, as a remedy for cold to the head. ,
caiarru tod hay feter. Used In tbe Initial '
. stagea of these complaints Ceam Balm
prevents any serious development of tbe !
! symptoms, while almost numberless cases I
art) 0n record of radical
tafrh. after all' other
cures of chronic ca
modes of treatment
have failed.
di ei. -
Krr.KE.-Died at her residence in l'ott
aue towDnip, onbatnrday, April o. isod
iirs KUen Butke. widow of EJwird Burke.
a;a aooui ;a years. u. ..
Tht Ulftb KthMl Unnatitrntat.
The first annual commencement ef the
Ebensbnrg High school was beld tn the
O pera llouse on Friday evening last. The
class numbered but nine, but they acquitted
themselves very creditably and If they fol
low the precepts and outline annnnelated
In their several parts, we have no doubt but
they will make their mark In whatever po
sitions it may be their lot to fill.
The exercises epened with prayer by Re.
Cowman, who invoked the Divine blessings
on he audienc and the class of '90.
Prof. AHL-on introduced tbe first speaker
In the person of M's Annie Maloney, who
delivered the Salutatory, her subject being
"The Aim of Education " Her remarks
were brief and well chosen, her manner
easy and graceful.
The second speaker wa Morgan Hushes
who treated hi eubjct "The Dutchman's
Bty." in manner that showed he had
given it mncb study, and tbe production
was well received by the and lence.
'America's Mission," an oration, was the
theme of OMn Barker's discourse. He
bandied his subject well ; bis address wa
well pretared and well delivered.
The next waa a declamation "Mustered
Oat," by Leonard Jones, and it wa well
taken care of. lie was loudly applauded.
Sherman Mason then stepped forward
and read an esay on "The Negro Problem."
The paper was a plea for the negro and was
well handled.
An oration followed, "Signals to Tonng
Men." hvNorrls Mason. Tils address was
well prepared and well oellvered. and if the
young man follows the coaise be outlined
hi suce Is assured.
Mis Delta Folsom then read an essay
"What a Woman Can Do." The paper
abounded in choice bits of wisdom and was
read In good style.
Harry nsson followed with a paper.
"Class History." TV voice wa strong and
Clear and Ms prod nction well received.
Lonce Shield wa the 1at member of
he clas of '90 tn approach he footlights
and deliver the Valedictory. His subject
wa handled In ft creditable manner; was
well prepared and was brief bat nicely
worded.
Then followed the "Class Song" and wa
in the hand of Mie Mary Kinkead. Mary
E"en Evans, Delia Foteora. Julia Connell.
Madge D'ck. and Meser Brt Davis and
Frank Connell. The production was very
fine and pleaea everybody.
Thn fottAwed an address to the class by
nv. Geo. nni.
The precentat'on ef diplomas by County
Superintendent Ieech was next on tbe pro
gramme. Prior to handing ont the "sheep
skin" he gare the class some good adylee.
and If they fol'ow the path be pointed out
to t hm we may look for tte success of tbe
entire elass.
AftT the benediction by Kpt. Hil' the
exercise clneed. and thn ended the first
annns I commencement of the Ehenshurg
nikfh School We wUh the graduate ft
long and rteee?nl life and feel confident
they are afl well fitred to fill ary position
they may be called into.
Pi of. Aliison may well feel proud of the
graduates, but nndt-r hla care uothlnz but
st"-ces awaited them.
The music was: furnished by the Ebens
bnrg Orchestra, and considering the short
time it has been organized did exceedlr.f !y
well.
M AStRl tUF. I.M F.JSK-S IK.Hl'CD.
The following marriage license were Is
sued by the Ct.'Tk of the Orphans" Court for
the week ending Wednesday, April 16.
isr0:
-hn L nite Cambria county, and Annie
"C'1". m"" cwunvy.
... . ... ... . &
J,hn Phode. SaTp Lieve!, and Sarah J.
Trr.xeH, Ehrenfeld.
T5uhn n. Overder, Morrellville, and
Moll Dyscrt. Sheridan.
Wil'laro D. Scott. Beaver Falls, and Ella
Gorman. Johnstown.
Oenrg fzeskray, MIrersville, and Ula
Tbard, Caabria.
Goree B. McMallen snd Annie E Burns,
De'anv.
F. C. Truner and Mary Walti. Chest
Sprlnes.
CharV F. Miller and T'uere& C. Sherry,
Bsrr towrshio.
Wiltiam S can and Margaret J. Seth,
Jobnfctown;
Michael KellT. Coatport. ClearfleM co.
F , and Rosalie Kihler. Chest township.
Rack. lew's Arnica Halve.
Tbe Best Salve In the world for Cuts
Brnlses. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Tetter, Ct.apped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to elve perfect satisfaction, or
mnne refunded. Price 2.1 cents r't- box.
Sold at the drug store of E. James, Ebens
burg. and TV. W. MeAteer. Loretto.
f'omiannlrairdi
Casrolltows, Pa., April 8, 180.
y.ditor Camlii iM Frrrman :
Dba Sia When tbe Auditors of the Camhria
County A rrl cultural Ass-Mlaton were eailad
upon in the Carrolltown Aries to explain as to
the statement and management of said Associa
tion ot last year, and which communication is
ttlli backed up by J. O.Creery. it is a direct at
tack en the reputation of the auditors. Lewis J.
Uerrer.T. R. Scanlan and T. S. Williams, who
signed their name aa to the cttrrtdnett of said
statement . and as to the management of tbe Di
rectors and officers of last year, amonjr there J.
O. i rfrrf Kmmrlf. to-wit : President. H J . Hop
11 ; Vice Presidents. Vincent Rela:. John Stois;
IMrectors. c. H. Sloan. Henry Krumensrker. H.
A. Snoemsker. Ans. Weakland. J. O. I'REEBT,
H.J. Buck. Joseph A. Oray H. 3. Eckenrode.
Jacob Klrkpatrick. Simon Kline. C. A Sbar-baaa-h.
mi J. Thomas ; Treaiurar, W. A.
Noel ; Seeretary, C. A. Buck.
It was ale an attack en the preent Board of
Directors, a quornta of whom mpprovrd the tfafe
mmt rubmiltei y Ik mbev mudii or, to-wit:
Fresldeot. H. .1. Iloppet ; Vice President. Joseph
Besrer: Ilreetor, Atex tlrtef. Henry Krume
ascker. ti. A. Farabaucb. J O. C Bearer. Jai.
T. Kirk. H.J. Buck. Jtweph A. Oray. n. J.
Ecknrode. Jaob Klrkpatrick. Simon Kline. T.
S. Williams a-d J.J. Thomas.
When the .Vnri will allow tbe reputation of
su.-h men to be attacked, and even tbe tdiior kirn
'. what could be expected of him towards an
humble Individual like the writer of this, who
the areat (?) editor Is pleaed tn call a liar In his
paper, rlmpty because be (tbe writer) nare the
truth, which I will prove here, although Mr.
Srhmth was detica'e about allowing himself to
be bmng-ht fate print.
SWORN STATEMKNT OK WJC. SCHROTH,
Secretrv of the Cambria County Amtcn;
tural Association.
At a meet i n of the above Association, after a
Vrm'V nr. '"! """."T"
been nrmitted la the said Directors and ar-
proved In a1.1itlon tn this statement, the said
Directors man's an estimate ef in, oeo on the build- I
lns. lauds, etc . helontlne to said Association, I
and ordered me to notltv Mr J. O. 1 'reery to In- (
sen the is aUI "statement lo the Carroll- j
town AVirs. which I did. W a C. St HRcerti.
Sworn and nberribed thfs Kth dsy el April, I
l! Jamis Nrix. J. P. (Seal). I
The portion of my communication which the i
rreat (?) editor, J. O. Crrery, ii pleased to rep- ,
resent as a lie. and which he himself had the j
audacity to publish la his paper as such, ts
rrroaiia as follows, which can be com eared '
strictly with the above adllavit :
"Al tka 1.11-f t- 4.-
or,1''""l the Directors and lo be paid lor bv tbe J
Aaanei.tloa. omltilnn a porti., if the aas.ta. I
,lllwr," tr noanctal tandinr of the Asao- I
elation for the In formation ot lu memb -rs."
I aer time or inclination te at any
Um. in the future pursue the ranting .. the j
treat (?) CarroMtown editor von will hear u 1
B'nn ,Tua m "n any sur.jeet he may brtng up.
tn,'tlB a discerning public for jasttacation.
Wh'ch he nSUMt lv- Truly yours.
T" S. WILUAXI.
Consumption 8urely Cured.
.wT?.T" IwTU:-Ila Inform yonr readers
that 1 have a positive remedy for tbe above-named
diaeaee. By m timely use thouaaada of hopeless
ea.e Lavo len permanently cured. I ahall be glad
to aend two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who bar consumption if they will
setid Ui. U,- it Fit re., and P. a eddm. Reencct-
fail
I. A. SMeCl ;!, U. lsl I earl few, '. T.
Art: anient Cwart
Court met on Monday and disposed of tbe
following eases. - - t
Ijli. cf Ji- Miller p. Edward MeOtedc. et
aL aiotion k.r aew trial. Mullen overruled.
E. Ixcniar fc. Co. vs. C. Oujer. Tmi'M. Ma
tlvo lur new trlaL Motion overruled.
John K. Tntiag vt. Jchnecn Steet Street KaI
Co. Motion to Uk off non salt. Motion orer
rolsd. r -i " -
HtitslK Maehaat ti. Rrmbart Wunn. Kale
to "fcow eae. settld. '
-oni Malbsuser. Adm-r. vi. A. J. Walters
et al. Bait tn show came. Motion vemled.
ixoo. W. Ttiomoaou k. Michael Donahoe. Rale
to how aaase. Ra lo abeotate and the pnrrhawr
at Treasarer'r sale It requtrad to hrlne his action
of ejretment within ninety days or be forever de
barred rrota bringing the lama.
W. U. Thmpeon vt. Michael Donahoe. Hole
to (how rinM. Same rnlina- as in previous ease.
Charles Ierentry et at plaintiff In error, vs.
Oeo. Savior, defendant In error. Certiorari.
Ii monition of record OKiteted and order on
Jan tire to perfect record and Jastie ordered to
return exe-atlon. And now per aroement !
attornevs execution ret aside by consent.
Wm . Bowman vi. Henry Brnhart. Rale to
how can. Judgment opened.
Iral Snavely vs. Johnstown I.omber Co. Kale
tofhoweaase. Tet ition overrnted.
Wm. M. Printer vr. Mrs. C. Parrtshetal.
Two roles to ihos cans. Rnle dlsmlesed.
In raroad tn KMer township. Oontinoed.
James M. Fmnhelserv. (Catherine Siddell et
at. Bill In equity. Prayer grantad.
In ro road in Conemauah and Adamt town
ships. Continued.
Mary J. Cook vs. Oeoree 5. Stuttmaetal.
Bill in equity. Judgment stnckeu off.
Eltia ricWworth v eo. W. Stntxtnan et al.
Bill in equity. Judgment stricken off.
Flortsn Bene-ele vs. Io1s Schmidt et al.
Equity docket. Argued and held fer advisement.
Mary J. Cook vs. John J. Brown et al. Mill of
equity. Judgment stricken off.
Isabella Hen ford vs. Michael Ionohoe. Rule
to show ran. Kale absolute and Michael Ion
ohoe Is hereby required to brina hi action with
in 9 days or bo forever debirred irym brlnginK
tbe same.
K. B. Cresswell vs. Mary 'role. Role to ihow
came. Aued and he'd for sdTlpement.
J. H. Cooan vs. James Noel. Rule to show
cause. Motion refused an alias writ ordered.
Commonwealth vt. .'ames Laing Rule to
haw eaose. Kola absolute.
Poor liireetors vs. John Baker. Hole to show
eaose. Decree filed.
Oscar L.. Prlngle v. Marararet A. Prlnle. Ex
ecutrix. Motion to strike off peclal Plea. Mo
tion relused.
X'se W. Price Davis vs. Ed. MeOlade. Rule to
show cans. Ralo absolute.
C. Oaver. TruMte, v. P. Flynn et al. Rule to
Show cause. Armed end beld ov advisement. -
In re read In tbest township. Continued.
la r road la (llltilr township. Order to
review not yet returned.
In re road la Clearfield tnwoihlp. Prneeedlnrl
quashed. The order under which the viewers
acted being without tbe seal of tte Court and a
new order directed to be Issued
la re private road la KeaJa township. Con
firmed abeolotely
In ra road In V pper Yoder township. Original
view confirmed absolutely, belnx report eon
firmed nut Tth April. 1SST.
In re rob on William F. Cook. SBSignee. At
tachment awarded.
F. A. S'noemaaer. plaintiff . in error, vt. Oeo.
Ford, defendant In error. Certiorari. Procewa
lnat affirmed.
F.ioltahle L.. h. B. Association v. . W.
Pblitle et al. Role to bow cause. Settled.
Elvers J. Carroll vs. A. S. Sunn et al K ale
to sbow eause. Continued.
In re rule on F. Y. 1 atteuon. Jcecutor. Con
tinued. Samnel H. Hewhbcrxer v. David 11. Heroh
berger. Bill In equity. Demurrer fuitained and
Mil dltmtfied.
In re owning ftreets In Lilly BorooKh. Con
tinued. Cetaanu Enameralera.
The following; named persona have been ap
pointed Cenrui Enumerators lor Cambria, county
by Soperv Isor Hood :
Barr and Hlaekllck towutblpa S . D. Pa'.terson.
CroJle township and South Fork Niebolaa
Oeo rue.
Carroll township and Carroll town Alex Orief.
Clearfield townthip Terrence Iljiler.
Chest and rVhlte townthls John Nedtmyer.
Cambria township E. J . Humphrey.
Dean township. Asbviile, and Chest Spring;
reter tT. 5 toy.
Ebenfbarx borough John L. Sechler.
Hajtinas krooyh Thomas Bemon.
Oallltx'n tcwachlp and Tannethlll Thorns H.
Mjers.
Oallltrtn boronrh Peter J. Ksylor.
Jacksi'D townfhip John fritting!.
Lilly borough aod Munster township Tb.itnas
J. Hashes.
Loretto and Allegheny township James W.
Dally.
Portage towmhlp James ltelL
Kcade township Oeorge W. Bowman.
Snsqaehanna and Elder towntfclpa S. L.
Lanicham.
Wilmore and Summerblll townchips Tbomai
S. Kerby.
Washtncton tewnahlp Robert D. Lykens.
Adami and Conamaugh towimhlp J. S.
Yoder.
Richland and Stonyereek townships David
stum.
Tapper Yoder townsblp and Elubtk ward,Johns-
, town Frank N. stu'xinan.
j Lower Yoder township -S. H. McOeary
West Taylor township and Coopersdale bor
ouuh T. C.Looithry.
First ward. Johnstown Henry M. Jones.
East Taylor township and Twelfth ward, Johns
town D. B. Wilson.
Second and Third wards, Johnstown Thomas
J. Jones.
Fourth anl Fifth wards, Johnstown Jacob
Bharratts.
Sixth ward. Job nstown N. I. Roberts.
Seventh ward. Johnstown Thomas F. Judy.
Ninth ward .Johnstown Matthias Copelln.
Tenth and Eleventh ward Johnstown Ferdi
nand Blltman.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth wardi, Johnstown
Thomas Paintt. Jr.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards. Johnstown
Wm. McOowan.
Franklin and East Conemaagh boroughs
James B. Kauri man.
Absolutely Pure.
Tae powner aever vane, a marveies pnntv,
atruna-th and wholesomenesa. Mere economical
than the ordinary klnda. and eanrmt be sold In
competition with the multltnde of tbe low test,
short wela-bt, alum or rhnsi-bate powder. Soli i
amljt lanv, Kotai BiuiarovpnCo-lH
WaUSC.Naw Yobk.
AVDITOR'S NOTICE. The nnderslrned and
ttor appointed bv the Orphans' Court ef
t'ambria county le report distribution of the
fa
tn
nds In the hands ef John T Lone, ad ratal -
trator ef Dr. W . A. Harnett, deceased as showa
by bis first end Oealaceoeat. Hereby rives notice
that he wilt sit at his cflice n the bnrceah of
Ehensbant, Pa on Tl'EsHAY, MAY S. 1W. at
tea o'clock a. M. for tbe purpose of attending to
tbe duties of said appointment, at which time
and place all parties interested a. ay attend or
be forever debarred from ecm'na- fa on said fund.
ALVIN EVANS.
Ebeasbanr, Pa.. April T, iwo. st Auditor.
ASSKINEirS N(riCE.-Xotloe Is hereby
tven tbat MH-bael Hottmanof Allegbenv
township, Cambria county. Pennsylvania, has
mad an assignment of all bis property, real and
personal and mixed to me in trust for the benefit
of his creditors. All persons Indebted to said
Michael Hoffman are therefore nottned tu make
payment tA me without deiay. and those having
claims aalnst the same wtll present them prop,
er'.y authenticated tor c;t eneut to tte.
W. A. B. LITTLE.
Assignee et Iiobael lioSui tn.
Loretto, Fa., Apr.l u,
?sSr eLey
IPs
.COMMISSION ER S IVOrprE Kotlce is here-
V . by riven that tannic Peen apprnetea cy im
fflurt of Common Pleas Jaoi(ta county,
OmmMsMtaer to take trslnw rj an report de
cree in the cue ri Marv Itun vi. arl T.lnn.
No. lie Iwreauttrr Trm. take. I will lt al my Ol
tice. eornerot Franklin and Stonycreek treet.s
tn tne cut cf Jobnsrown. County ol :amiria.
Pa., on FHIIAY. tbe N1XTH ds ot MAI. A.
1. XaM. at TtN o'ek-oi;. a. c.. fur tbe puri-oea or
artendinx to tbe duttec ol my mid appointment,
wbenand where all persons Interested m at
tend. HHKAtTE K. ROSL.
Cominiftf loner.
Johnstown, l'a., AprU It, St.
Al'l'lTOR'S XtmtJE. ,
Fjtt or HewRT Wn.LrmaKn. dec d.
Tbe un1erine.i. havluc been appointed aud
itor to ascertain lien attainst the belrs ol dece
dent. and alo to decide on exceptions ft led to
the li-st an1 final account of Florence Willehrsnd,
Adm'nlstrator. ol decedent, and make distribu
tion of the fund in his hanrii. herebe elver notire
that he will sit t his orhce in Etent-urK. on
WF.Ii.NKSIMY.MAY 7. 1.Q. at 10 o'clock a. w.
for the purpose of a'tendini; to tbe duties ct nis
appontateot when and wbcre all parries Inter
ented may nttend A. V. HAKKtli.
l--snsburK. April 16. lS'.-t
Auditor.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Fatatb o t.EPHABT Hesuks. dec d.
loiters of administration on the etate of rep
hart Bender. ot Lilly Boniuxh. Camhria
county . Penna., dcceafel. hartnn been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make payment to
roe without delav. and those having: claims
against the gne will present them properly au
thenticated lor settlement. ....
M Ali ' BENDER.
Administratrix of Oephart Rentier, dee'd.
Lilly. Pa.. April 10. t8Srt.iU
AUDI POK'S NTfi:ii. Notiee Is bereJ alven
that Ute ondenlirned auditor appointed by
the Orphans' 5ourt of Cambria eonnty. tu dl
tribute 'he balance In the bands ol Thoroa U.
Fvans. one of the executor of Dsvld E. EvanB,
(Weaver) deceased, aa shown by bis firrt and
final account, to and anionic those cn titled to re
ceive ihesme. will fit et his dtice. In Etiens
bonr. on Tt KSDiY, APRIL Jtt. 10. a" ten
o'clock a.m.. at which time and police those In
tereted mav attend or be debarred from eoinlna;
Id on ald fund. T. W. DICK.
April 4.1Ki.-3t. Auditor.
VUDIrORS NOTICE. -In the matter of tbe
account of Charles WeakUnd and P. P.
Miller, administrators of W. A Katr, deceaced.
Having been apiolnte1 auditor to reort on the
exceptions hied and to make distribution to the
person legally entitled thereto, notice la 'jereby
riven that 1 will sit at my offles. in E'eneburit,
on TCF.SIH i . APRIL. 2a. 1"0. at ten o'clock A.
jc.. at wbioh time and place parties interested
may attend or be debarred from frnnlnr In on aald
fond. T. V. DICK.
April . l0.-3t- Auditor.
Election Notice.
To the School Dirrrlort ef Cambri County :
Okhti-kmcx. In pursuance ot the forty
third section ol the Act ol May 8. 1854. yon are
herehy rot I tied to meet in convention at the
t'onrt Houe. In Et-enrbnnr, at 1 r. it. on the
FIRST Tl'ESDAT in MAY. A. D. llw. being;
the sixth day of the month and elect, riva roc,
by a majority of tbe whole number o' Kirectcra
present, one person of literary and selentifte ac
quirements, and of skill mod experience in the
art or teachink. as County Superintendent, for
tbe three succeed Intf years ; and certify 'be re
sult to tbe State Superintendent, at H" lbunr.
ai required Dy tne iniriy-niuin ana ion inn
tions of said act. J. W. LEECH.
County Superintendent of Cambria County
Enensunra:. Pa., April 14. 18SW.-3'-
STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT WITHSU--ervlsor
of W'aahlnten Township for tbe
year lbs.
JOHN LYNCH, Supervisor.
Da.
To amount of duplicate
To amount ot order on townbip
.$ 1 .82 00
. 33 Jl
t 1.40 TO
Ca.
By orders Releemed I
l ax worked out by tral.le , .
( eab paid for work
Materials . ,
Ireiirht paid-.. .
Commission on caf k taxes tl.l'ci-fS at 5
Amount returned to eommseioners
Auditors exonerations .
Attorney's fees for ISM
121 days (crrices as uervisor .
Two trips to Fbensborg-
ExoBerallons by Commissioners
80 57
l.ss oe
awl 0
27
i il
W !
J 42
A is)
10 00
121 00
' 3 SO
1 Vt
1,405 7
PETER B. MOVER, Supervisor.
' ' Da.
To amount ot duplies ta .
To amount receivei from license..
.f 34 W
S?4 7
4 S7
48 WS
1,063 81
To amount nneeated land-
To axiount due from lael year.
To amount costs on law sal t. .
To order lor balance due . ...
CE.
By orders redeemed - 7 '25
Tax worked out by laxsbles. :! 1 &
Cash paid lor work oii
Commlssioa on cash tax t'J.i3 at 5 per
cent 4
Amount returned to Cmmisionerf 21 VI
Auditors' exonerations .. 7 So
Attorney's tees 2 60
M days, services as supervieor M 00
Amount paid forborne b Ira .................. S2 75
l.OCsJ
LIAK1LITIC3.
Outstanding orjen (per or ler bowk) S (k3 13
We. thn nndersitrned Auditors, bare examined
tbe above aocennts ae-l nn.f 'htm as statl.
A. J. SAN'KFK, )
JOU.N Sli IAMANY, Auiitors.
K.'. 31 YE 15 S, S
uttett : Dpi. J. Sca-.VADUt.aii, Clerk.
April is-.-o.-it.
TV-t'TlCfc F INCOKPOKATlON Xotlce Is
11 hereby given that an a) plication wll 1 be
msde ti the t'oirt 'f 'jarter s-p-i.ns o' Ciu
t.rla county, on 510NIIAY. the 2nd day f .ITN E.
A. D., liW. ty the iit.ier.r,ed rcldenta end
freeh lders lor tie IncorjiorHtion ot the Burouith
cl P rtaic. of the several lots and out lots now
lyinir and belne in the town-hip ol Portane.Cam
brla ccunty. and State ol Pennsylvania, aim the
same be lea bounded and described aa follows, to
wlt : liexitming at an Iron brldue . south 51 de
crees and :to minutes, wen one thousand bve
hundred snrtferonly leet toapo.'t. tbenoe sooth
84 decrees . weet nine hundred and sixty-nine feet
lo a port; tbeace son to 31 decrees and 3J minutes
wet. cnwiittK the Pennsylvania Railroad eiirht
bendred snd ninetT-two feel to a post; thence
south 2J deirrees and 80 minutes west, crofsinx
towuihlp ro .d six hundred and ninety-two feet to
a t : thence south 68 deifee. east two thous
and eight hundred and thirty-four leet to a po-t:
thence north 67 decrees east, cosslne twp. road
etght buntired and ninety six feet to a pot; thence
north ti decrees and 30 minutes east elicht hun
dred and ninety-one feet to a post ; thence north
12 decrees east eroiut; towncbip road sine hun
dred and eijebt leet to a pot : thence north 17 de
irtecs east eii)it hundred and eihty-three leet
to a rest ; thenoe north It decrees 3 minutes
cart, crossing the Per.nsj Irauia Railroad, two
thousand and seventy five feet to a post old For
tune Railroad; thuo" by tne same south (!'' de
crees we.t hve hundred and fi'tr-nlne ami' four
tenths pecbea to a ImmI; thence south hs'i de
krees west lour hundred and one Iset to a st;
contlouinK by the Old PortH(re Kallrnad nortn 6g
decrees west two hundred and fl fly tire leet to a
poet; eontinumir, ty the same north 61 degrees
and IK minutes west, one thousand Bve hundred
anJ tire feet to Iroa bridge and the place ol be
Kinnlnr. O L.'Prlnsle. P. McOoua-h. Joseph 3Tctont;h.
I. W. Martin. J Troxeil, Peter Seymour. J. P.
tlmdme. Frank Dlehl W. F. Koitenscblair W.
E. NulboUen. J.rtt. Woleslaue. Dolrh Shatfer.
Edward Hughes. J. T. Mears. John Watt. John
Seymore. T. M Prinze, K. Border, Caleb Plnm
mer. Aadrew Smith. Charles fallen. P. H.
Kurkett. Tank LaurDs. 1. H. R Oroke. James
Eicber. Adam Moyer. H. D. Border. F. D. Ho
lsrei. liaison Dirannd. Ignatius Jlemes. J.
istrick-r. AI. I.. E. M.tlade. Austin T. Crum.
J H. Fisher. Jack Seeke, Wm. McPberson. John
Comey, Alnert Dlehl. Philip Itimand. Harry
Mer leore W. Dura. Cr.arles l. MrKinxie,
P. 11 Ferren. W.J. -'ores, Albert Wilson, J. J.
MeIraaM J."'h Hopfer. Joseph LaufTer, I).
Heca. Sam. Alears. James M Uurk. Wm. R.
James. W. S. shatter. Charles S. Mears. Martin
O. Ileal, William IVUeon. Joseph Farren.
. E. '.. KERR.
"Solicitor lor Incorporation.
March S8.18HO.-4-
FIXANA.X'IAL STATEMENT OF KOAD
Iiepartment ef Dean Township, for the year
end In March in. lrxr.
MICHAEL NAOLL, Superwiaor.
Dr.
To a mt. of do pi leave $ 183 tl '
Te cash, unseated land tax and
tavern 1 terete ef D- Brown. 19S S3
To a mt. cash tax Sit
To scoop, low and X haaimers... lo 00
(440 00
Cn.
By work dona on roads t 100 so
By exonerations... 23 63
By amount returned to Cuntv .
Commiseloaera. 30 el
By scoop, plow and S hammers. 10 00
By personal services 37 days at
1 50 45 SO
By plow beam and expenses to
Ebenshura- 4 Tl
By cash paid lor work oa roads. 9 fir)
xsy encoding- settlement ana
aia.
1 23 r-T 47
Balance due township.,.
DAVTP BHOWN, SBpcrvtsoT.
Irs.
To amt ef duplicate. J let 80
Te soaop. plow and hamteers--. 13 00
163 as
To eaeti. uneeated land 'T ,
To caeh . tavern license. -
To cash tax ..
K37 3
Ca.
By wTtrk on roads 1
Ht scoop, plow and hammers...
iiy essh paid Michael s'acie.
. . SuperviMir.cne half onieat
ed land tax and tavern 11-
eeaeej ... .
By exonerations
By orders redeemed.....
Bv ease foe work en roads 1
By castj for work on Condron
bndare . ,,
Fy expenses to EWeneburar
9S M
is ue
II J
Kit Ct
1 7
as HT
1 W
S Mt
1 4S
T3
19 53 '
By ene y tun team..
By shovel, pick handles, etc
By percenfure for eollectiBR
57 at a percent
By persoijil eervlce 31 das t
By attend-.ng settletuent and
1 25 6H
Balance due township .
I S3W
We the unoerslgne l au.litorof Dean tewnshlp
do certify that the above statement is correct.
WM HlI.DJJBAND.lAdlU)t
Atteft : Joix .'a'LXk', ClCk. .
Slarch -a, is.-o.-it. . -
CALL1TZIIM,
Political Announcements. j
wf'ars in this oolumn vM be inirrfd from j
woic un,7 the primary elections, on the 7th ot June, j
ecrf. at the fo'ltm-ino rvtct : for Aitemblti I5f i
ir 7u-cr, (Of For Ceiuminr-oner, 1 f ; tor
Av&ilor. tt.CO. All carCt mwtt te eccempanitd by
the ca'h.
FOK M A.SSEHI.Y. 1 hereby announce myelf
a a cTidt1te for AenMr. subject to the
vJeils'or. 0 jve rimocrstic n-l:r.aries.
JOHX K. MfKENZIE.
Chest Springs, April 1. 18).
VSSFMBLY. I hereby announce mvself ss a
candidate for the nomination of the office I
of Memterof the rcislsrore, simieet to the ao- J
tlon ol the I democratic nrlmarv election. J
Oallltzin. March 1.1090. M. FlTZHAKKIS. I
FOB ASSEMBLY. Ed. T.McNeelis of Johns
town, Pa., subject to the rules of the Demo
cratic party.
Johnstown. Feb. 2t. TO.
FOR. ASSEMBLY. I herehv acnounae myself
as a candidate for Assembly, subject to the
decision of the Democratic nrtoorle.
3 ACUB ZIMMERMAN.
Johntown, Feb. 25. 10.
1F.msLATTKK. I will be a candidate for
j the nomination of Aemhv ht the Demo
eraMc primaries on Jure 7 h. snbiect to the rulos
of the Democratic party.
.TO riff E. STR 4YEK.
West Tayl)r township. February 26. 1890.
FriK COTNTY TREAST'REK.T hereby aa
nonnce mvsetf as a candidate for the office
of Count Treasurer at the next llemoerntfe tirl-msi-v
election, subject to the rulos of the Timo
cre'ic pertv. P. BUY I.E.
Fifteenth ward. Johnstown, March 29. 190,
ClfNTY TKEASUKER.-I hereby announce
tnvaelf as a candidate for the nomination of
tbe office of County Treasurer. sdMcet to the
action of the Democratic prtmarv election.
CHAHLES HOFMANX.
Johnstown , March 24. 1S90.
FUK rtirNTT TKEAsrRF.R.-I berel.v an
nounce wivself as a cendlrtste for the nomi
nation to the office of County Treasnrer. subject
to the rales governing the Democratic partv.
PH I I-I P J . S AN DEKS.
Mnnster township. Feb. 27. 1899.
"CtOR COT'NTY TK FA SCREW. 1 berebv n
I nrmnee mvsetf as a eandidstetnr the office
ol Countv Treasnrer at the nest lemocraie prl
vbstv election, subject to tbe rule o the I i-roo
cratle parte. H KNKV J. HOPFEL.
Barr township. Feb. 10. issj.
(IfltTXTV TKEASt'RF.K.-I hereby announce
J rcvself as a candidate for tbe nomination to
the office ot ranty Treasurer, subject to the rules
a-ovcrning the Democratic party.
O. J. MAY EH.
J inn? town. Fa., Feb. u. 19W).
F'K IHIVNTV COMMlSSHINEJt I hereby
announce rnvpelf as a candidate forConn'y
Commissioner, nbjct to the Heiainn of the Dem
ocratic primaries. PATRICK O'IrOWD.
Tannelhlll. April S. 190.
FOR cor NTT COMMISSIOTVEK T hereby
announce myself as a candida'e for the office
et Connty Commissioner. eut-)ct to the decision
Of the Democratic priraarv election.
JOHN CA3IPBELU
Johnstown. Mach 17. 1890.
FOR COT'NTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby
announce mvselt a candidate (nr the
nomination of tbe office of County Commissioner,
subject to the action of tbe Democratic primary
election. JOHN KJKBT.
Johnstown. March 10. 1590.
FOR CorNTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby
anneunee myself as a Mndidale tor tbe nem
Inatlon of C-oonty Commissioner, sul iect te the
action ol the Democratic primary election.
W. A. LANT7.Y.
Tpper Yoder townsblp. March 8. 1S90.
FOR COCNTY COMMISSIONER 1 hereby
announce myself as a candida'e for the office
of County Commissioner, subject to tbe decision
of tbe Democratic primary election.
.1HH t BEARER.
Susquehanna township. Feb. tH. l.v.
FJK COT-NTY niMMlSfltlNER I hereby
announce roveelf as a candidate for the office
ot tVinnty t'omtnlssiooer. aubieet to tbe aecislon
et tbe Democratic prtmarv election.
PAI-KICKE. DILLON.
Elder township. Fee. 1..
F
OK t'OCNFY X)MMISS1INEH. 1 hereby
announce mvselt as a candidate for the ot-
tiae At (Viantr lknnmilnlodr. aubiect to th s de-
1 .filnn of Dim n.m.vrstli lirimirf election.
WILLIAM J. TIEKIN'EY.
Cambria township. Feb. IS, IfjO.
IJOK COT'NTY AUDITOR. I hereby an
" nonnce myself as a candidate lor the office
ti County Auditor, subject to the decision of the
Democratic primary election.
.nirru nirr.
f --"t ",IP. March 17. 1W0.
: "fkTOTlCE All persons are hereby notified that
j iM 1 have purchased the property ot John A.
! Burgooa. real and iersontl. All parsons are
I- hereby notified, not to meddlj or lnijr:ere w.ih
the tame.
MHS. KATHFKINE BUKUOOX.
AsitviUe, Pa , JtUxcJi o, l;-'..
tsar
But Hold Fast a Better
lhe above true sarins? we note, believing It to be applicable in our ca.'e, as everyone knows
Simon to be a reliable and rqnare-deallna: merchant. Trace, il you choose, his record back for
fifteen years (that being tbe length of time he ha been doini; business In Altoons) and you will
discover a record perlectly clean in every respect, and as It has teen In the past, juft so will It
be In the future. Now, in speak in a; ol our business record, we wish to ssy that have always ad
hered (strictly so) to nrlKinality In advertising, and we never (as do some of onr competitors)
cojy or imitate This assertion we make without tear ol successful contradiction. Another fact
we wth to Impress upon the public is that we sell our sroo.ls at the flares quoted in our adver
tisements. Another fact to which ee wish lo call tbe puhile ' attention is that we receive more
goods in one day than do some of our woald-be competitors In two weeks, and the truth of this
can be verified any time by relcrrlc to the Pennsylrania Freiicbt Department at Oallltztn.
Now, no doubt, all we have said in the foregoing: will be considered by mine of our green-eyed
rivals as sixinncant of nothing. We generously accord them the benefit ol the doubt, but never
theless, thkrk is a volumous significance In what we hive said, I. e., that we are doing a busi
ness ot Jumbolieal immensity ; that we are selling ffrocerles atvat down, as nsnal ; that we are
eelllnsr Dry Goods 50 per cent, lower than any other store in town. Calico at 3 cents per yard,
and mngbams (the best) at6 oents per yard : that we are selling Men's liroirans at 98 cent per
pair ; Boys' Brogans at 75 cents per pair ; Men's Dress Fhoes at $1 21 per pair ; Children's Shces
22 cent per pair ; Lsdies' Dress Shoes at 90 cents per pair ; Ladles' Dress Kid Shoes at Sl.24 and
fl.45; Common Sense or Spring Heel, Boys' Shoes Lace. Congress or Button at f 1 00 per year.
Clothing is our main forte and we dare say no one can touch us on prioes. Children's ScufT
Suits. $1.24 ; Children's Irress Salts, tl.48 ; Children's all-wool Suits. S2.00 : Boys' Dress SutU,
long pants, from 12.48 up ; Children's Pants, 90 cents per pair o f which we hare SCO dor.en. So
If you you desire to take advantage of these bargain you had better do so at once. These goods
are are all good and are for boys ranging In age from It to 19 years. S4.00 will buy a suit worth
t.oQ. Men's Dress Suits .Sack or Cutaway, black corkscrew, at S7.60 per suit. Prince Albert
Suits. tlS.OO each. 100 dozen Men's Jean Pants, warranted not to rip. with patent buttons, 75
cents a pair. An elegant line line of Trunks. Valises. Furniture. (Matrware. Hats. Caps. Oent's
Furnishing Qoods at j.rloes very low. In conclusion we will say that our Mr. Simon Is In New
York this week for the express purpose of laying In an immense stock of goods of ah kinds. So
been the lookout for surprises, as there Is goln- to be one of the gre atest slaughters in prices
that this vicinity has ever excritneed.
P. S. We manage our business to suit ourselves as well as the pock tbooksi of our many cus
tomers, and as we are not simply running a store for our own emolument allotet-.er as some of
onr competitors (?) apparently are doing, we proposs and intend to sell goods as we please. If
we give tbcm away when we are disposed to do so, WE are the loser and the laboring man the
gainer. Sttek a pin here.
Everybody, whether they buy or not, should call on us and examine our stock. It will do
you good.
SIMON,
We are Here Now !
You will find our representatives, Mr. T. E.
Reynolds and Mr. A. E. IIexleix, at the
EllEXSBlliUi, '..,
where they will be pleased to show you anything-
that you may need in
GLOT&WO, HATS,
Furnishings lor Men and Bovs. Thev will oc
cupy the above store room until
Friday Evpnin, .April lSt3a.
L. M. WOOLF & S0H",
Johnstown's Greatest Clothiers.
JOBN A. liLAIE.
: T. Blair.
BLAIR & SON'S
DAILY MEAT MARKET,
Centre Street, llmlm, Pa.
The lle-eit Western Cuttle, lititoli--l-esl
every clsO". Alwo lr-er-H
Iunh, Vtfal. Mutton, 1
ICtc. always on L.a.nl.
Market open at all hours and at
tentive and obliging salesmen to
attend to the wants of customers.
Pianos-Organs.
The improved method of fastening strings of
Planoe. Invented by us. la one of the nioet import
ant tmorevement eer made, rsakinir tbe in
strument more richly musical in tone, wore dur
able, and less liable to cet out ot tune.
Beth the Mason av Hamlin Orvani. and Pianos
excel chleUy in that which is the ehiel excellence
tn anv musical Instrument, tjuality ot tone.
Other things, thouich important are much leva so
than this. An Instrument with unmuxlcsl tones
cannot be aood. Illustrate.! catalogues of new
style. Introduced this season, sent tree.
MASON & HAMLIN
Orean and Piano Co.-
BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
Etenslitirii Pie Insurance Auracy
T. AV. DICI,
General Insurance Agent.
II BEX SB VRQ PA,
W
One.
PENM'A.
L L. M.S".0.i, I.J. BCCS. A. W. BrCL
-ESTABLISHED 1ST! 1 ESTABLIOED 1SS8.
Johnston, Bnct &Co. Carroiltgwn Bant,
rX' I CaircEt:!, h,
a..-....r , I (aua -. T A- SHARBAUGH.
A. W. BUCK, Cashier. ) Cashier.
General Bailing Business Transacted.
The lollowini; are the principal featurel of ft
general baLKinjr business :
ii:poiit
Kecetvetf payable on demand, and Interest bear-"
ii-S ccrliQcates lusued to ttme dciiositors.
I.OtN
Fxtended to customers on favorable tetms and
approved paper dlcunted at ali limes.
OM.Kt'T10iPi
Made In the locality and upon all the banking
towns in the United States. Charge moderate.
UKAFTH
losued neifotis'ile In all parts of the United
States, and tore I kb exchange issued eu all parts
ol Kuroi e.
Acrorwn
Ol merchants, farmers and ttlirs reilclted, to
whom reasonable accomodation will be evtented.
Patrons are fissured that all transactions shall
be held es rtrirtly private and emndentlal, and
that they will te treated as liberally as ftaod
bankmir rules will icrmlt.
Kespecltully,
JOHNS ION HICK JL CO.
XT H. MYKRS,
JaJLe ATTORNEY-AT-L.AW.
KiiCKaBCBa, Pa,
Xw-Omce la Oollonade liow.ou Centre street.
DUXAI.I R DUFTONT.
ATl'DK.N EY-AT I.A W.
EnsHt-Bd, PSKSA.
tC'-f'ttlce in Opera House. Centre sireot.
GEO. M. ltK.TK.
ATOHXiYATLAW.
Ll.KM-Ul UO, l'Ki A.,
saJ-OJn; on t'cu'.re flroct, ticar Uii'U.