I rr.fTU'Po. ".
Fit WAY. - M AY 9,
I.ttC.tl. AXI prRW)AI.
'. The trout (lMr(! srascn facts until July
1Mb.
Tn small rrT I juDHarit OTer the eom-
Snow rM on Wednesday morning., but
oelted a fat It
Mrs ThiUp ''oHlna, of this: place, Tislted
XTniadelphla tat week.
Mr. Ji rm J f;'irre, of Arnsbry, was a
Wtor to our oftVe on Toesdty .
. iirw Snvder. of Carroll township,
CJent a few hour In town on Monday.
Mr. Frank OlTara. or Minister town
alllp, drnpred I" to n on Tuesday.
-Mr. Etwari GrlfB'ti took a trip to
Johr,tnwn on buslneae. on Wednesday.
The era In In this county Is dotal well
tad the prospects are Rood for a heavy
Kp.
. Mr. M- P- Bearer rtaa purchased the
, uTH. Titian iavin fiuirivj " -
for i. hoo.
Fun should be oprlnkled with camphor
wild placed in paper baits and the latter
pasted up.
n II Mvera, K-q . who was absent In
Tblla.lelr.hla for a few days returned home
00 Monday.
Mr. M. D Will, one of JLshville's enter
jl!n merchants, was a visitor to our town
00 Monilay.
When in need of j ih printing of any
kind nlve the FnF.F.M v ornea a trial. Neat
work and low prices.
On Monday last S. D. Keith, of Al
toon a. was elected Superintendent of
Behools In that eitv.
Steady employment, on aalary. Is of
fered In another column, by E. C. riersnn
A Co., Waterloo, N. Y.
Tu.m.Ut lat wss the fiftieth annWerx
iarj of the death of Dr. fiaintxln. lie died
at l.nrettn, on the f.'h of May 1M0.
Mr l A Mi'doiijh, the efllclrtnt clerk
to tli Coinni:s-iootrs. hn been laid up for
bout a wi't'k, thi rc-iult of a savore cramp.
Mr. J me W Kiltduff, editor of tho
Glllf;'!n ri'i.'"if()r. was here on Tneeday.
Uklnt! In tne S.-hiHil Director' Convention.
Mr. I.enmrd 1,' t z frujr-r. of Ashrllle. on
Taexdiy Itt dropped In to aee us and added
bis name to the Frekms's subscription
llt-
' The site for the Johnstown Memorial
Hoeplt.il hi-en selected in the F.'Rhth.
ward sn.l trio ground purchased at a cost of
t.8"0.
The Pennsylvania Hsilroad company
baa rnade arrangement with tbeWtstliitf
boo-" Jlr-'iritt- nirao.my to rut its paleut
It brake on a!l fri'i'.t cars.
Mr T. .1. I.'.'t!. on of W A. I? IM-
Lltt'.e. K.-o, . u f AlVut-ry townsMp. enter. M
me Miif or ji. r rvi'tpn, j-.-j. "
plac-.t, at a litw nutlctit on Monday. J
Vr f'liarU lloffman. of Johustowa.
. . M . . r tT I. .,1 T7 .. I i..
cadiit ife fur fVunty Tremturer, was a vlrtlt-.
Of to our cfflee no Tufsdav, whii Itvikln?
my b; chances at the primary election.
Mrs. Dmiel Mfl,anhlla, of I'ittsburu,
wbr wns la town Tust1ay, sny Mr. Mc
Lutflilm, Is lyinf daniinrons'v 111 with but
poor hoies of rec jvery. (JuiUtzin Vindica
te. Rvjpture cure en a run teed by Dr. J. II
Maj'-r, 8tl Ar-h t., Philadelphia, Ia. Eae
t onot" , no operation or delay iretu busi
veas. attest-:l by thonsands of cures after
Clter-t ( ill.
' A little tive-ypar-old son of J. 8. dates,
ef M'iriellvi.le while pluylnu on the rail
T04 on Sun.1.tv l-t. was jolted off a car
nd had one of lir- fret badly washed by
eaf win el pir, over It.
F. Iwird Km. ared 21 rear, son of Mr
Joeei'h V. ilii'd at n:s father's residence
fc Caiulxiu ttin nhlp on Sunday last. His
renn.:t. wre interred In the Catholic cm
Ury, tins vlace, on Tuesday.
The Juniata Valley Editorial Assocla
Von will hold a niee'lun iu the Trihunt ofr
tire In Altoona, on Thursday of next week
for the purpose of fixing upon a location for
ttMlr annual summer excursion.
Mis. io. Tkiii Tnumh's VaudevilU
CotDpany gave an entertainment at the Od
er House on Tuesday nlht to au audience
ttat was well pleaded with their efforts to
furoisb an evfunij;' aruusanueut.
We have speedy and positive Cure
far Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Moulh. and
Headache, In Miiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free witti each bottle. Us
It If you desire health and sweet breath.
The contest for the ula watch offered
by the Nicktown Fair clr.sed on Thursday
of last week, the watch bt'intt won by Miss
Rosl- Leap. Tl'e yuunr laiiy had a0tutf Uk)
A beautiful doll was wou by Miss Sadie
Lam hour.
Ilarvv Vau Telt, prominent Demos
era 1 Centre Hall, Centre county, died
lent Friday niht of Brluhfs disease. IU
U ass.Klatett with Governor Reaver and
General Hasting In the building or Has
t'.zgf. In this county.
Mr I). M. Ilerry. of Summit, visited I
CI t (lice on Tuesday, and of course renew- j
i bis -.nhscrlptiuu to the Fkekmvn He
ha quite a collection of Fkklman sub-
cnpt.on r. ceipts. having preserved them
for !.i U-t twenty year. '
A V. lUiker. E (j. is having bvdrant
ploee l in m ie-iiler.ce on Horner street. I
As the wuter uiniti does not run (town that '
a..l t- e ma;l pipe hail to b
Attached to
3 mam t Julian street, thus requiring
t:Tral liuiitlretl feet of pipe
Tie following persons wera elected
uuerimentient In nlght ring
-Bties Hiair county, n. S. Wrrtz. of
f" " township; Huntingo-on County.
C. aueu;. Uu,.v ot otb.soDia; Ceutre
v.-my. u ti i: le!()f IVIlefotite.
The i. umi: , f William D Piv.s. mm '
B or hu!,e tleath
in our paper
K'l Wt ek
were ei.terred in l.'m-r.
7 mi last ,tur,!;iy afternoon atone
f.. :..e,l t iurr last resting place
i. Lumber of relatives u,.d f..ude.
Tie rwln We-tmorlar.,: coanty ml
t at meetiiu held at that place on
i art .v .ie,-.,iH,i not , work until their de
... , "rt' Per ton b. granted.
"re present and the rasoli
f 3,
,w..
irrietj t,y ha overwhelmiug ma
-T'i-
So
"da;
Ctirri-stptitideot ef the
'"ir Pr.
"5s that "rauuitahkaara"
lv" UM "f the uioun'altis above tbat
O Op S i nril 9 .... . . , .
b.n.,1 ... .. . . :
.... j - i4iiuc tn me ne ign :
- . iierviewea. wbo stated that
ur a tifim moousbluera" up
t WtMidi.
In
n:XT7ot Messrs. J. Wilk.nson Son. the well
JdT ! !rM.Vb!" firmu," P'-. have now
with atault and battery with violent '
to take ber .ife. .J 8mld .J. 'J j
th of married life., which, under tbe
'uuiaui.oeoaii-t singular. I
-Mr. (.. w w .... , . .
U'i t-..i,,. . ' '
tl at I "lrT "C,nf9sful cf
T Wetineaday sUpp ing off on his way I
' IUSt ,
-'"Upon, lu.t.ana county. Mr.
to is a sucKf .,1 t.... ... t
Wll- !
d whare be Is known aud
1 Kh.. h , , . I
-. w waauva w iiia - nnro
la a gentle,
"Uyui we kid klwayi giaj to meet
Tb Dorougb council on Morjday last
decided to ca" li ?l,iW la rorouuh loniS3
nd pty them off.
S'v bushels of oats were stolen from
Mr. WIlMam Makln. of Cambria township,
on Sstnrdsy nicht.
One nipr.t las week abont fifteen hnah
els of oats were aflen from the erao"'T of
Mr. Joseph GrlfRn. In Morster township.
Some sneak thief nfole bar of oats
from the barr. of Mr. Evan J. Even. In
Cambria township, on last Satorday night.
Mr. T. B O'llim. on Monday last
bonuht an Interest in the llverv business of
P. F. Brown. The firm will now do busi
ness as Brown A O'Hara.
A nieefinff of the Democratic candidate
for county ofliiws Is called hv Cslrman
Joseph A ;rav. as will b seen t reference
to the top of the first eol jmn on onr editor
ial page. The meetlne will take place t
Ebensburn. on Monday May 19'h.
A tr.ittlna race hetwn horses owned
b Mr. Dsvld O'TTsra. f Wllmore. and Mr.
Joseph Tlopfer. of Tortsee. took place at
Wllmore on Monday last for pnrse of f."0,
the race being won by the O'Hara horse.
A number of side bets were made and con
siderable money chanced bands 00 the re
sult. Some of th officials of the Telephone
Company are expected here In a few days
to make arrangements for completing the
line to TittKburgr. and poaalhly also building
a line to Ebensborg and points tjd the rail
road. The Company has fully determined
to hniid the line to Tittebure tbls summer.
b.njifoit Tribune.
James Walker, a drag slerk until re
cently employed by M G. Miller, druggist,
and Minnie Alter, dauchter of J. O. Alter,
a well-to do tinner, both of Blalrsvllle
eloped on Monday afternoon. It Is sup
posed they naye gone to New Jersey
Friends are trying to Intercept them aDd
bring the runaway girl borne.
Tramps are said to be fairly swarming
along the line of the Pennsylvania railroad
from Pittsburg to Johnstown. During the
winter months they sought shelter at the
coke works principally, but now that warm
weather has come they have commenced to
tramp, and tramp thev will until "Old Bo
reas again commands them to ball.
Mr. Jas. A. Crogan. advance agent for
AHen'e Great Eastern Shows, was here on
Monday making arrangemerts for an exbib
Itloo In Ehensourg on Saturday, May 24th.
Mr. Cmgan Is a pleasant man to transact
business with and the show he represents is
said to one of the best on t!e road. Lrk
out for their advertisement next week.
The Pardon Board, at Its meeting last
week, announced Its refusal to recommend
executive Interferance with the death sen
tence of Joseph and David Nicely, convicted
of the murder of farmer I'mherger In Som
erset county. It now remains for the
Governor to fix tTie day cf fxerution when
the sentence of the Court will be complied
with.
Heber. the olne-yrar-old son cf Mr.
John E. Stravet. was thrown ovsr aa en
biii.ktr.ect about fifteen feet hijjb lo West
Ta:oi township on Monday and. though
lu an unconscious condition when pick, d
Vup. being badly cut about tbe head and
body, be U thought to b4 not seriously In
jured, and after having bb) wounds dressed
was rearing as comfortable as could be ex
pected. Th ft' nova .Vrv says that O. W.
Wolf cut a tree on SUlr.gle Branch last Sat
urday that measured eUht 16 -foot logs,
which scaled ikx4 feet of lumber. He cut
one last month which measured eith". 1
foot and one 12-foot lots. which scaled 5300
feet. Lumbermen of experience say tbat
hese are the largest trees ever cut In Penn
sylvania. Tliey are monstrous big, straight
from the ground up with no forks or large
branches, as such trees usually have.
Oil Tuesday night Judge Johnston's
house was entered by thieves who carried
off some cream, provisions and canned
goods. On the same night, several shots
from a revolver were heard lu tbat vicinity,
and en Wednesday it was discovered that
one of tbe plate glass windows in tbe At
torney's room on second floor of the Court
House bad a bullet bole through It. It is
supposed to have been the work of tbe
gang tbat robbed tbe Judge's ice bouse.
Mr. Thomas Hoover will offer at public
sale at his farm in Cambria township, two
miles east ef Ebensburg. on Tuesday. May
2Tth, 1 nine-year old mare and colt, 1 four-year-old
hore, 1 four-year-old mare, 1 two-year-old
narobletouiau horse, 1 two-year-old
brown horse. 6 milch cows, 9 head two year
old cattle. 4 yearlings, 4 calve-, 10 head
beep, 5 6hoa:s. wagon, bugy, mowing
machine, slnd, harness, farming uteasils.
household and kite-hen furniture, etc., etc
-Durlug tbe matinee, at tbe Opera
House on Tue.day afternoon, someone
started the report that there was a fire un
der the stage aud considerable alarm was
telt by tan audience, most of whom were
children many of them leaving tne building.
Investigation, however, proved that there
was no cause for their fears and the suppo
sition Is that oust lustead of smoke was
what was seen rising from the stage, and
Imagination supplied the odor of burning
wood.
-Eighty-two boys In tbe State Reforma
tory were promoted to tbe first grade on tbe
1st Inst. They have more privileges than
the boys in tbe othtr grades, aud a dining
room for their special um bas been provided
where they will be taugnt the etiquette of
the table, and tare some bat better than
their comrades. The Institution Is there
fore upon the evolution plau ; at least It is
promotion of the fittest, and the boys are
beginning to understand that everything is
dona tot ln''r De1 welfaae when thej be-
have themselves.
-On SUDday last Mrs. Joseph Anderson,
reslJmg at Frugality, on tbe line of the
C reason A, Coal port railroad, after getting
up la tbe moroing started to make a fire In
tbe kitchen stove. Tbe wood being some
what damp, .he attempted to hasteb the
flre D putting carbon oil In the s'ove, when
the flame burst out and set fire to ber cloth
ing. Before alj could reach her she was a
ma.s of flames, and her clothing nearly
burned off. She was horribly burned about
the hands and body, and after great suffer
ing died on Sunday afternooo.
A building at Chestot bill, three Miles
east of lit oversvllle, Somerset county, coo- I
talning the post Oce. a general store and a
dwelling house, was burned on Saturday
morning about I o'clock. Tbe building was
owned and occupied by Mr. Ed. Lohr. wbo
was also the storekeeper and postmaster.
Tke attucture was cf frame, two stories
b10' anJ Cuntined a large stcck of goods.
Tha family utw.1 K.i .11 k
j . 1 iu. iuit-
icnis or tne Dul slog were concuoued. The
loa will amount to proaably M.000 on tba
building, furniture, stock, etc
k7. k , na nneat .tock ot mar- j
" P"- d Philadelphia.
, D d "r41 mBloun com- j
pleted wotk ready, with the exception of!
'r"'r,DK' 10 M'oa ont OD hO't notice. I
BO mar nnrchaaar. j..- ... ..- '
" ' nurcuaaers can see
getUu without waiting for
Umpni , ,..-.k.....
for trie work to be i
' . t Bin ;
purchase mon-
I Ueuuri
should give tbem a j
XDe " to Ond something to i
K. tl - . a '
I .
P'eaae
theU mRlt at nrt.. k. . , '
than tn. . - ' low t
chfcsed elsewhere.
wvi4 (.An uo i ur- I
Forerangb's show is billed for Altoon
on Sdtnrflay, May l"th.
Mr. W. A. Scat.lan rd family, cf this
place, who baye been tbsenr for eeveial
weeks tn a visit to Indiana. Pa., returned
home to-day (Thursday).
Last Frldy, Fietta Wver was cons
victed In tte courts of Centre connty. of
voluntary manslaughter, for the killing of
her father- In-law on tbe 28th day of Janu
ary last
Mr. Jacob Bnrkey, of this lac, on
Monday last stepped on a board tbat bad
nail (.ticking through It. and a conse
quence, tbe nail passed through his shoe ecd
foot, coming oot near the Instep. Mr. Ber
key has a very sore foot and will be lame
for some time.
El ward Brishan and Jeremiah Wilt,
two of the men arrested at Stoystown. Som
erset county, for courterfeltlng'were tried
at Pittsburg and convicted, the former on
Tnesday and the latter on Wednesday last.
The eyldence'agalnst them was very posi
tive, the Jury being out only a few minutes.
All stamped envelopes which are spoiled
by mistakes committed In superscribing,
will be redeemed by the poetoffice depart
ment at their stamp value. Postage stamp
damaged by sticking together in warm or
damp weather, or from oth)r causes before
using, may be returned to the department
and their valje repaid to the purchaser or
exchanged for new stamps. All redeemed
envelopes are sent by the postmasters wbo
redeemed them to the department and re
cords of the same are Kept. These regula
tions are. we think, not generally known at
Urge, and their publication may be bene
ficial to a large number of people.
While a 13-year-old son or David
Vance, of the vicinity of Morris, Greene
eounty.Pa. , was cutting briers on bis fath
er's farm on April 20b. he found can that
had contained nitro -glycerine. The boy
took the can to the boose to show It to the
family, and proposed throwing a stone
afcainst IL Accompanied by bis mother and
some little children tbe boy went Into tbe
yard, and standing only a few feet way.
hurled stone into the can. A terrible ex
plosion followed and the boy was Instaotly
killed, nis clothing was torn to shreds and
his body fearfully cut by pieces of the can.
The mother was thrown to tbe ground and
her clothing torn off. She was also cot by
the flying pieces of tin. Tbe children were
thrown to tbe ground but were otherwise
uninjured.
The grand jury at Cbarabersburg. on
Monday completed tbe investigation Into
the tramp question which Judge Stewart
ordered and made a lengthy report to the
Court. Tbe report say s that compulsory
labor Is the only remedy to abate tbe nui
sance and predicts that when tbe t ramus
re put to woik they will soon leave tho
country. The jury find tbat th tramp bill
of tbe county dcring the last twenty years
has been over 100 00 and tbat in oce year
their boarding alone cost 13.000. They re
commend that the tramps be put to stork
at breaking stone In tne jail vard and tbat
failure to work satisfactorily be punished
by short rations. The Court said tbat tbe
County Commissioners woe Id give proper
consideration to the recommendations of
the grand jury.
J. Wilkinson A Son, marble and gran
ite dealers of Ebensborg, Pa., wlsb to In
form the public that they are prepared to
All all orders for cemetery work, in either
raarole or granite, at figures that defy com
petition. The artistic excellence and su
perior workmanship of their deeigna are
evidenced by tbe many specimens now on
extibition at their establishment and by tbe
numberless designs which they have erected
in tbe various cemeteries in this county and
elsewhere. Every department of their bus
iness Is In the bands of skillful and compe
tent workmen, who are eapable of execut
ing any piece of work, from tbe plainest to
the most elaborate, which together with the
personal supervision tbat every job receives
Is a guarantee tbat perfect satisfaction will
be given to tbe most exacting of patrons.
They have ordered forty tons of marble
which will arrive in March and April, and
they will then have as fine a stock of the
best marble tbat ever came to Western
Pennsylvania. Persons wishing anything
In their line would do well to give tbem a
call before leaving their order with any
other manufacturer, as you can depend
upon getting a good job at a fair price.
HtierlrTNalea.
Sheriff Stlneman has advertised tbe fol
lowing properties at SieritTs sale at the
Court House, on Monday June 2d. 181K).
at 1 o'clock f. x.
The interest of Lydia Hughes, in a lot
of ground in Conemaugb township, haying
thereon erected a one and a half story
plank house.
Tbe interest of Johnstown Steel and Iron
Casting Company, In a piece of land in
Lower Toder township, baving thereon
erected a frame foundry building, contain
ing, boiler, engine, fan. cupalo. blast pipe
and drill press.
Tbe interest of Lizzie Lung, tn a lor,
piece or parcel ot land in Conemaugb town
ship. The Interest of John Sharbangb In a piece
of land in Carroil township, containing 80
acres, about 65 of wblcb are cleared; bay
ing thereon erected a two story house and
barn.
Tbe interest of Geo. A. McCormick la
1763 acres of land In Dean township.
Tne intereist of William Keith. In 23
acres of land in Susquehanna township,
part cleared, baving thereon erected a two
story bouse and barn.
The Interest of Julia Aon Reich In 72
acres of land in Summerblll township.
Tbe Interest of Catharine Dimond In 43
acres of land in East Taylor townsnlp,
baving tbereon erected a two story frame
dwelling bouse and outbuildings.
Tbe interest of Geo. T. Beers In a lot of
ground at Fallen Timber In Reade town
ship. Also the interest of George T. Beers, la
10 acres of land In White township, baving
tbereon erected a two story frame boose.
A lo the interest of George T. Beers. In
half an acre of ground lo Reade township,
baving tbereot. erected a two story farm
building.
Tbe interest of A. J. Farabangh, In a lot
of ground in the village of Flinton, lo Reade
township, having tbereon a two story plaok
bouse.
Tbe Interest of Michael I. Rager, Benj. F.
Rager and Thomas Rager, in 60 acres of
land In Jackson township, about 15 acres
cleared baving tbereon a log bouse and barn.
The Interest of Joseph Doogbetty in 86
acres of land partly io Clearfield and paitly
in Chest township, containing 86 acres hav
ing tbereon a plank bouse and frame barn.
Tbe Interest or James R. McMullen In a
lot of ground in Cbest Springs, having
tbereon erected a two story frame house.
Harrlaire I.leeaaa laaaed.
The following marriage licenses were !
sued by the Cietk of tbe Orphans' Court for
me wee ending Wednesday. May 7.1890:
IVUrJ. Ben aD4 Mary M.
townabip.
I-taac J. Teeter and Sadie M.
son townsehlo.
Kirsb, Barr
Faith, Jack.
William S. Sheridan, Sheridan Station
and Carmiiitha X. Hater. Johnstown.
John K . Cox and Kannle E Fox, Uallilzin
township.
Andrew Bazilll and Catharine Benaskio.
Bens Creek.
Juseph Forgaes and Mary Baker. Lower
i oder township.
Martin U. Miller and Eleanor J. Tarks.
Join stown.
JohD Lebko and Mkry Ktues, Johnstown.
Tbe Beat Value f W ire.
Some years ago James McCooneil. one
of U:t c-ot skl.'.rd riSfV'nMt In the employ
of the Prin-iyiT-nlti P.a:!r.w t 3
A!oon. ma'r;e.l a b-.t ,--ti.int lady and
moved to P.' .rtoV.. Va . where be bad ob
tained a responsible position In the railroad
ghops. A year or se after this, while bis
wife was passing along a street one day, a
brick fell from a building In course of erec
tloa and struck ber on tbe bead, resnlting
In ber death. Mr. MeConnell sued for dam
ages and was awarded fo 000. On tbe trial
evidence tending to show tbat the deceased
had been a superior wife was offered, and
tbe jary was presumable Inf ineneeo by this
In rendering Its verdict. The defendants
oblected to proof as to the character of the
wife, and carried the Issue to the higTieet
conrt of the State.
Tbat tribunal has lost rendered its decis
ion and It affirms the verdict, holding that
evidence of tbe wife's character and of her
value to ber husband was perfectly admiss
ible and proper. The Court says :
It the character nd conduct of the wife be
such that ber death will eau but little
sorrow, suffering and meutal anguish to the
hnsnand. then the fair and last proportion
of the damages to be awarded by the jury
will be measured accordingly. But if the
wife be laving, tender and dutiful to her
husband, thrifty. Industrious, econoroleal
and prudent as the evidence In this case
proved Mrs. MeConnell to be then ber
price Is far above rubles, and the loss of
nch a wife, of euch a helpmeet, of such
hfloenee.nf each a blessed and potent
ministry and companionship, is a proper
element of damages to be considered by the
Jnry In fixing the solatlon to be awarded to
the husband for tearing ber from his heart
nd home. Altoona Tirnes.
County Nnptrlntcndrnt.
At the meeting of the School Directors or
Cambria county at the Court House on Trev
day. ont of 288 Directors on the roll call.
2C3 responded when called by Superintend
ent Leech, leaving 25 absentees.
For Chairman lion. John C. Gates, of
White township, and W. G. Comerford. of
Loretto, were named and on a ballot being
taken Mr. Gates was chosen Chairman by a
vote of 154 to ).
Messrs. Geo. A. Klnkead. of Ebensburg.
nd F. C. George, of Lilly, were chosen re
cording secretaries, and Mr. J. II. Dimond,
of Surumerblll. was elected reading secre
tary.
Tbe Directors ot tbe new borough of
Hastings requested to be allowed to take
part In the proceedings but according to a
decisioc of the the Chairman they were not
allowed to do so.
For County Superintendent J. W. Leech,
of Ebensburg. Thomas J. Ite!!, of Johns
town, J. S. Foley, of St. Augustine, and
John McCortulck, of Sunameralll township,
were named.
The first ballot resulted in tbe election of
Mr. Leech. The hallrt stood as follows:
Leech, 162; ltell. 85; McCormick. 9; Foley.
7.
A motioo was made to leave the salary at
(1,500, to wbicb at amendment was offered
making It fJ 000 A vote on the amendment
was taken and it was defeated. Tbe origi
Inal motion was then voted on and was car
ried, fixing tbe salary at 1,50.
Obituary.
PRIXGLF. Died at bis home In Sum-
meibill township on Friday. May 21, 1H),
Mr. Samuel I'riugle, aed 86 years.
HAGAN- Died at his residence in Al
legbtny towusbip on April -'S, lstio. Mr.
John llaan. ageat 80 years,
Mr. Ilagan was born iu couuty Tyrone,
Ireland, and emigrated lo Ibis country about
forty-bix years ago, settling in Allegheny
township wbere be purchased a piece of
land on which be resided up to tbe time of
bU death. Lie, like many more of tbd old
Settlers, bad to endure &.any hardships and
privation In slmgting to make a living
for biriiteit and Quite a !arg family, but by
bonestf and Indnf try he succeeded, and at
tbe time of bis deuta owned a pleasant
boraesttad. He was a dt. v. ttd husband,
kind parent, a devout Carbolic, and a good
citizen whose heart overflowed with charity
for all. Though he live.! to a good old aire,
yet for a number of years his t.eal'.b bad
been failing, bot be bore his afflictious with
Christian patience and meekut-s. and with
a cheerful resignation to God's holy will.
He died the death of a true Christain. beiot;
fortified by all tbe consolations of his re
ligion. Ills funeral was attended by a large con
course of sorrowing relatives aud friends.
After a Requiutn High Mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father Rjan at Loretto. his remains
were taken to their last resting place in Itt.
Michael's cemetery. May te rtst in peace.
R.
Common tested.
CeesvsON, Pa., May 6, 18tX).
Editor Cambria Freeman.
Deab Sir: As it has been some tine
since this section was beard from, I will pen
you a few items.
Tbe busy lime for the farmer is here and
anyone baving a team can have all tbe work
he can do. while everyone who has to de
pend on somebody else to do bis plowing
foi bine is wondering when bis turn will
come.
There are a few bouses in tbe course of
erection here, but not enough to supply tba
wants of renters.
Tbe Slattery at bools. near here, closed a
very successful term 00 Tuwsday of last
week. Tbe teacher Mies Olive Topper, is
an able and earnest worker and well de
serves tbe good will and esteem of both pa
rants and pupils. The (.upils showed their
appreciation ot tbe teacher's earnestness by
presenting ber with several articles as
! tokens of remembrance, and unanimously
requesting ber to return next tern. X.
Blew ftltaard at tne Alaaalieeiae.
At a meeting of tbe Poor Directors or
Monday last Mr. I. Lilly resigned bis posi
tion as Steward, and Thomas Hoover, of
Cambria township was elected to the posi
tion. Tbe retiring Steward has been la tbe posi
tion for tbe past eighteen years, and his man
agement of tbe almshouse during tbat time
has been noted fr tbe ability with which be
has at all times looked after tbe interests of
the peope. while the poor and suffering have
been well eared for and bave always borce
testimony to tbe kind treatment of tbe
Steward and bis estimable wife.
Tbe new IneumbeBt will take charge on
or about tbe 1st of next montn and we have
bo hesitancy In saying that be will perform
the duties of tbe position with a eonsclen
clous regard for tbe interests of the tax
payers and tte poor, and will maintain tbe
blgb degree of efficiency tbat has so long
been attached to tbat institution.
Barklea'sAralraKalt
Tbe Best Sal ye in the world for Cuts.
Bruise, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rb.eu.ra. Fever
Sores, Tetter. CLapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cares Files, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at tbe drag store of E. James, Ebens-
J burg, and W. W. MeAteer. Loretto.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To The Editob: Ploaaa inform your readers
that I have a positive remedy for the above-named
diaeaae. By lta timely uao thouaanda of hopeless
cases have bean permanently cured. I ahall be glad
to send two bottlue of my remedy FKr'K to any of
your realera who have consumption If they will
aend me tuulr Express aud P. O. ad.lreaa. Respoct
tHJ.v. I. A. eUrW'U-tf , Ji C, l eail St, 2i, X.
I.aelea ! I.Jlea I
Occident Foam ie a preparation lately dis
covered by one of tbe most renowned
c.'.einists or the day and is now belrg manu
factured and placed on the market- As a
complexion beautifier it has no superior;
giving tbe moet satisfactory results and
containing notliirz poisonous or deleterious
that will leave the skin In a worse condition
than when applied, but contains ingredients
that will, if properly applied, improve the
harshest skin, truing it down to tbe fine
texture so ranch admired in a woman. Give
"Occident Foam" a trial and you will use
no other. Sent by mail on receipt of CO
ceots. Address
OCCIDENT FOAM CO..
ma2-2t. Pniapsburg, Pa.
Ptrbapt
no local disease has puzzled and baffled the
medical profession more than nasal catarrh.
While not Immediately fatal it Is among the
mcst distressing and disgust iog ills the flesh
Is heir to, and the records show very few or
no cases of radical cure of chronic catarrh
by any of the multitude, of modes of treat
ment until the Introduction of Ely's Cream
Balm a few years ago. The success of this
preparation has been most gratifying and
surprising.
PVwTBEB
Absolutely Pure.
Tae powuer sever vane. A marvei at pnntv.
'transit! and wholerotneDe. Mure economical
than tbe ordinary kinds, and cannot be aold tn
competition with tbe mnltltnde of tbe low tort
Bort weitrht, alum or phonpbat powder. Sold
' m. Korn Ban fowDKH Co., 10
Wall St.. New You.
TRIAL. LIST.
I-It ot m net down for trial at a Ooort of
(Amnion Plea to l.e beld at teiubiirK on the
eeood MfnlT of Jane next.
ladianaCe. Hep. Bn r Anna.
Anna... ri. Harteret al.
Ber vs. iMlti.
Fisher et al
va. Kaxer et al.
v. Kichnrdfon.
v. M irhell et al.
Itarnhart.
. Cambria IronOo.
v. An.lerit'in.
rs. I . K. K.
. MeAteer.
... Troxell.
.... v. Mclntyre.
.v. Kceprter et at.
t. Ahvllle Bor.
v. Haywood.
t. B rnhart.
vs. 'le.
vg. Harwood.
Tl. iil.
TP. KntrntT.
Vf. fclllot.
vi I.ltuntter.
H ner
rhrintv
H-Tner
"h-otn..
McKay..
Nearv. ......
Kannan
Hllctnaa
Mrlntvre
K nipper....
Botn
Kindle?
Kownan
t'rewell.
Karter....
Irwlr
Sn me
Kline
Hum
Knl.reU.
Barnes
. vs. 'n-ter
VI. Itheam.
.IAS. DAK BY. ProthonoUry .
frotbonotary't UUce. May 61a, lS'JO.
Pianos-Organs.
The improved method of tastentna; strlnsrs ot
Pianos, invented hy us. Is one of tbe most Import
ant improveuienu ever made, making tbe in
ftniaieul more rtrhty musical In tone, more dur
able, and !- liable to icel out of tune.
B. th the Mcn a. Hmlln Orranr and Pianos
ext-el cMffly In that blch is the chief excellence
In n:jv tf.uairai irrument. qnnliry of tone,
f.hor Mtins ibn'iifh lni.ortinl are much less so
t!un "his. An Instrument with uninnslral tones
rjnn.it In .!. Illustrated cataliicu-s of new
slj Irs. introduced thH scai-.jn, sent tree.
MASON & HAEilLIH
Organ and Piano Co.
BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
aprll 6t
PERUVIAN TONIC LIVER
REGULATOR.
The o!y rare and radical cure for
CONSTIPATION.
ILIOUSNESS.
IKDICESTION,
and all Al-rirrr 01 the lHer. nd hal cured
hunlrei1 of 1 eople n1 ts the only remedy
lor the-c T'ea and in caoee In wblcb tbe
must skillful ly-:cian tine nilerly tailed.
Trt t.mtinlalf Iretn hi.ittretis ol (tenple llving
1n Blair t only. Pennrrlvanla. It mana
liirturt j ty I. T. Katrine. W illiam,
barr, Ha., tr the f. T. L. K. Co., and lor
tale t' alj druse's at JO ceou r bottle.
None rn.u i.e icc;.t label fhuw iLe In
dian arrow-bead trade mark.
April 2iti, yu-ly.
k PTv-ir-rt-sw
rrl IsaU-aiav IUe.lak4f
as 4 -ttM.rl-.wrt atti
k-lf - t; wera br
wrrle isag it aVa
( Ue4 t rsMtiiii
k ITCHING PILES.,-;
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i.S r aos ft. IwblMK Katel lU-.lair. hvml
' wki4rrwstlawi. oi In n it caaf rrnoi ?- 1 he tw
Hi a iir4ive is a.ua ay atruiot. r bl-4 w
Ml: W ; t : prt . jc. m b--a , 3 IA
eV-Cif. mu-, I'H U 1 VV a A ioS. r a.'Ut. fa.
ABSOi-UXtl-Y V.
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an, M.-al ut'lurn. win ri f, f THwr. HmH
pi mm f hw puiImW ic 'aiEg sol
t t.y mml rr 1 bia $1 a k.lrm UmT
awa ti, rii i.niritt. tm. am jnt oncut acaa
ADMIXISTKATKIX'S NOTICE.
rTT f (IrrHAtT Hkbdkr. dee'd.
1.4V fr of a.lminlMrarion no the aetata ol en
hart Border, late of L.III Roroaan. fjamnrla
enwnty . Tenna.. ieoeat-exl . bavins rteen rranted
to the nnterlaned . all teroni Indebted to aid
rotate are hereby notified to make payment to
Die without delay, and thnee havtna- claims
aa-atnat tbe aaa.e wilt preeent then properly au
thentieated lor eettlement.
MART BENDEK.
Admln'.f tratrtx ot flephart Bender, doe'd.
Lilly . r"a Aj rll 10. I30. ot.
ASSHJXrirs XInrE.-N.tlee ! hereby
a Wen tltat Michael Hottman of Atleitbenv
tnwnhip. famhna county . fennxylranla. has
ma.1e an a(nnmtit ot all bin rterty. real and
per"nal and mixed to tn In trout for the benent
of bra cre.iltora. All pereonii Indebted to aaid
Mlehael Hoffman are therefore no tilled to make
payment to me without delay, and thoe havlna;
elalreaaa'alnat tbe aame wtll preeent tbem prop,
erlj anibeoticated lor ett ement to me.
W. A. B. LITTLE.
A'riirnee ot Michael Hoflman.
Loretto. Pa., April 14. Isuo.-eu
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XE':TTTOK"S XirTtt'E.
A rTAT F PfTTEK H. MOTK.aS. hSTIARID.
Ietters testamentarv on the estate ol Peter F.
Mover, late of Wafblnrton township. Cambria
count. Pa., deceaaed. bavina- been aranted ta
the anderalirned. all ieraoas Indebted lo aaid ea
st ta are hereby notified to nil j payment to us
without delay and thnee haym claims atratnst
the same will present them, proierly authentl
rated, for settlement to us.
F. M. OEOR'lE.
SIMON INK AI.
rTratnrp ni the Tart will and Teetameni tr Peter
B.Moyers aeceaed. Apr9-t
OXALI) E. DITFTON".
ATTORN EY-AT LAW.
EnaKeiirno. Pint,
tyOtflce in Opera House. Centre street.
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II. MYERS.
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
1.BIISBUM, PA
atJ3ce ta Collonade Row. on Centre street.
GEO. M. READE.
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
ErsKKSHrDu. Pesia.
-Oniee oa Centre street, near High.
Tobworkof all kinds neatly eaccuteJ at lli!
J tmcc. Oirt iu a trial.
mm
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gflplBfSSASES
Hii wir 1 ikic.il I
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rollllcal Annonncemenls.
FOK ASSKMKI.Y- I hereby annnnnee myself
as a candidate for Aasembly. sntject to the
decision of the Democratic primaries.
JOHN E. McKENZIE.
Chest Springs. April 1. ltvo.
SSEMBLY. I hereby announce mvself a
randidate for the tioml nation ol the ofSfte
of Memter of the Ieeislature. sub)ect to the ac
tion ot the remocratie primary eleetion.
allltzin.MarchI.l0. M. FlTZHAKKIS.
FOB ASSEMBLY. Ed.T. MeNeells of Johns
town. Pa., subject to the rules of the Dtmo-
cratle party.
Johnstown, Feb. 2C. 1690.
FOR ASSEM HLY. I herebv announce myself
as a candidate lor Assemblv. snhject to the
decision ol the Democrat primaries.
J A'"OB ZIMMERMAN.
Johnstown. Feb. 25.
1 miSLATTRK. I will be a candidate for
J i the nomination ot Aemt,rr at the Itemo
cratle nrlmaries on June 7 h. subject to the rules
of tbe Democratic party.
JOHN E. STRAYER.
WestTaylir township, February 26. ltf"0.
FOR COrXTT TKEAST'RFK.-I hereby an
nonnre tnvself a a eanriidat toy the nffle
of Conntv Trea sorer at the neTt Ilemoeratle pri
mary election, subject to the rules of the nemo
erstlc party. v. RHYLE.
Fifteenth ward. Johnstown, March 29. irmo.
C-JUNTY TREAST'RER I hereby announce
mvaelfas a eandiilate for the nomination of
the office nf County Treasurer, sdbiect to the
action of the Democratle primary election.
CH A R LES UO FM A N Jf .
Johnstown, March 24. 190.
FOR CXtT3TTY TREAST'HER. I hereby an
aounee anvself a a candidate for the nomi
nation tn the office ol C-onntv Treasurer, subject
te the rules aovernlns; the Itemneratle srtr.
PH I LI P J . S A N DE KS,
Munater townthip. Feb. 27. issy.
FOB COUNTY TKFASVRFK.1 hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for the office
of County Treasurer at the next Pemwra'lc prl
maiy election, (ubject to he rni o the Tmo
cratle party. H KXRY J. HOPPEL.
Barrtownshlo.FeS. 10. l90.
OCNTY TREAStTtEK. I hereby announce J
myself as aeandldate for the nomination to i
vu "ii i.miiT i rea.su rer. surjert to tne rules
(roverDins; the Democratle party.
C. J. HAYEK.
Johnstown. Pa.. Feb. 12.1a0.
FfiR ()rNTT COMMISSIONER. I hereby
announce mvself as a candidal fnrConnty
Commissioner, subject Uthedeitnuof the Tm.
ocratle prlmartea. PATRICK O'lHiWD.
Tunnelblll. April 3. imo.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I herehy
announce myself as a eandldaia for the nfflc
I County Commissioner, subiect to the decision
of the Itomocratlc primary election.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Johnstown. Ma-eb 17. 19W).
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby
announce myseli as a candidate for the
nomination ot the office of Conntv Commissioner,
subject to the action of the Democratic primary
election. JOHN KIR BY.
Johnstown. March 10. 1390.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I hereby
announce myself as a candidatefnrtbenem
InattOfl of County Commissioner, subiect to the
action ol the Iemoeratle primary election.
W. A. LANTZY.
L pper Yoder township. March 8. 180.
TTMJR X)UNTY it MMISSIONER. 1 herehy
J. annoonee myaelf aa a candidate for the office
of County Commissioner, snbiert ta the oeeislon
of the loemocratlc primary election.
JOHM REARER.
Susquehanna township, Feb. 24. laub.
) Fn
' of Vir r
COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby
mnounce mveelf a a candidate for tbe office
ot Connty Commissioner. sot et to the decision
Ol tne lemocrati primary election.
PATRICK E. DILLON.
Elder township. Fen. Tl. lm0.
FtR COUNTY CiOMMISSIONF.R. 1 herehy
announce myself as a candidate for the ot
nee of County Commissi oder. subject to tba de
cision of the Democratle primary election.
WILLIAM J. TIERNEY.
Cambria township, Feb. 16. 1890.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. I hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate lor the office
ol County Auditor, subject to tbe decision of the
Democratle primary election.
JOSEPH HIPPS.
Chest township. March IT. 180.
TO'OTICE All persons are hereby cot i Bed that
JA 1 have purchased the properly ot John A.
Hirsoon.real and personal. Al! persons are
I hereby notified not to meddle or lnterlere with
, tire same.
I MKS. KATHFRINE BUKGOON.
i AJhvUle, Pa., llaroii 4, 1W0,
n-Cnrii is thit colnnr will b intrrl'A from
noic until tl.r primary rlrrtiont. on thr 7lh of
rr. el the fv'larino rnlrt : tor '7iWr; t
For Trramrrr.iS (0; For I omn.i'tiw r. J 1' ' fr
, Auditor, tt.00. All card mtat te txccomanU i fry
I theca'h.
SIMON'S
WEEKLY CARD OF
REASON
Well, we are just back from New York with an immense Stock
of Goods of all kinds purchased for Spot Cash.
-Fllty per cent. aved hy dealing- with ns. MrsLins-One hundred piece ol Bleached
Mui-Iln at 8 cent i-er yard; Flifhty ple?e of fnMeached Muslin, extja heary. at 5 cents per
yird. lloupLiEirina Liheks (Jne tnndred and thlrty-eiKht piece at cents per yard; one
hundred Linen Towel at ISeenta per pair; twenty-live pieces of A-l TaMe Linen at lit cenU
per yard: fifty piece ol full EncliFb Nainnooki at 10 cents per ysrd. Slotted and floured Mus
lin at 0 cents per yard. Swlts Moulin. M Inches wide, at 10 cents per yard. Marseilles Crochet
nd Honeycomb Qui"', at 65. 65. .b and 85 cents, and 1.'3.
DRESS COODS DEPARTMENT.
Silk Warp Henriettas. 38 inches wide, all colors, at SO cent a yard and upwards. AH wool
French Haf hmeres. SS Inrhes wide, at cents a yard and upwards. Knulifh Mohatr Krilliantlne,
.V lnheii wide, at 35 cents and npwards. French rhallles. hti variety, at Brents and up.
wards. Fifty pieces of Shepherd's Plaid Kress .od. at is cnts per yard and upwards.
Freneh Satlnes at 12' cents per yard. One bund'e I dozen Ladies' Vnder Vests, silk nnih. all
color, at M cent each. F'ifty doien Ladles' Nlzhteowns. Chemises and Drawers, eruaranteed
good Muslin, nicely trimmed and well made, at 25 cent, each and per pair and upwards. Try
our Tailor fitting Corset at 50 and 75 cents. 1 00 and 1.2.. Our Shoe Ilcpartment Is flowtnir
over with the best Rararatns ever offered to the nubile anywhere.
One hundred dozen Children's Kid Shoes, sires from 1 to 5. at tfii cents per pair. Fifty-lour
doaen Men's Oood worklnsr Shoes.sir.es from to l'i at cenU per air. Fifty doien ol Boys'
working Shoes, sixes 1 to 5, at 75 cents per pair. Sixty doien Ladles' Shoes, all button or lace,
at 9 cents per pair. Ladles' Kid Shoes. Opera Toe or Common Sense, at fl 4K pair and up
wards. Twenty.fonr dozen Ladies French Kid, lace, button or eonirress, at 8. We will guar
antee and replace every fair If not just as represented. Ladles' new style Scalloped Mutton
Hoot. fX In French Kid. Ptd you see our Ladles' French Kid Sprln Heel Shoe, sizes I to ,
at t2-50 a patrT Six hundred pair of Men's Shces. laee. button or congress. atfl.M per pair.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.
w-We offer lor one week only rem ember one week one hundred and lorty-slx pairs of fine
French Calf Shoes., seamless, we will sell at tl .74 a pair, well worth .75. We also carry a tall
line of Rostlc Slippers lor Men. Ladles and Children.
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT-
Listen to what we say regarding; it: Three hundred Suits lor Children ranitlnn In aue from
4 to 14 years, at H. 24 suit. Six hundred Suits lor Children ransMns: In aae Irom 4 to 14 years,
at $1.48 a suit. Two hundred and fifty Suits for ChlHren ratisMnit In aire from 4 to 14 years, at
fl .75 a suit. One hundred and lorty eibt Suits for Children raniclna- In aue from 4 to 14 year s
at tl 00 up to W 50,3.O), ts.50. 4.t0 and M 5ft. School Suits. lonK pants. $.50. Buys' Suits, for
boys ranging In acre from 1 to -JO year. 4 00. Men's Suits at $3.00. 4.00. 4.5. fS.ou up to tt5.09.
Kemember these rootls are all worth double the money. Men's best workma; Hants S5 cents per
pair. Thirty doien Children's Pant at 19 cents per pair.
-We are the Boas Store to ko to for Hats andfaps. Fire hundred K..ys Hats, of all eolo.-s.
at 25 cent each. Fire hundrel Men's Hat, all colors, at 50 rents e-n. Five hundred Miner s
Caps, all srood. and the latest patent. 20 cents each. Fine Stiff Hata.tl.no. fine soft Hats, VH
cents'. "Evening Son" Hat. the latect out. tl.48. lx.nt fnriet to call on us.
mw-A present ajtven to all customers In the sbaje of a Pin Cushion.
gj-tjb. iivnoisr's,
Tlie Largest & Cheapest Store in Cambria Co.
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
INJot: to
i -a- t r
mm ellu uo
Mark.
NEEDS NO LAUNDER INC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
tna-2 M-ly
STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT WITH SU-
ervlaors of Waaniofctttu Townahip lur the
yer lssa.
JOHN LYNCH, Supervisor.
IB.
To amount of duplicate ... t 1,-Hi (xi
To amount ol order on towu6tilp... '1 To
1.406 TO
CK.
Hy orders Redeemed t H 5T
Tai worked out by taxable .. laft iki
Cash paid for work .. nut Mi
Materials 27 V
Freight paid Z 47
Commimlon on cash tales tl.lMtt at 5
percent !9 !t
Amount returned to coinmsMtoners 34 42
Auditors exonerations 6 Vj
Attorney's fees lor l4 10 0t
121 days servloes aa supervisor 121 ou
Two trips to Ehensbura; S 00
Exonerations by Commissioners 1 ov
l,4i'5 70
PETEK K. MOYER. Supervisor.
I.
To amount ol duplicate f 34 i
To amount reoelved Irom lleenre b'o 82
To amount unseated land l4 T'l
I'o amount due from last year . X4 ST
To amount coats on law ial'. , ,- ,,, 2 2'
To order for balance due... 4 v
t 1,043 81
ca.
Hy orders redeemed 7
Tax worked out t'y taxable? 21 5
Oah paid lor work 64i H ;
Commission on cash tax wS u3 at S per
cent 4 SO
Amount returned to C m miss loners 20 12
Auditors' exoneration! . 7 aa
Attorney's leea... . ,, , 2 so
M days, services aa supervisor 84 o
Amount paid for horse blre . 32 76
l,o3 M
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding orders (per order book)..... Mtl3 13
M'e. the undersigned Auditors, have examined
the above accounts and hnd them as staled.
A . J. SANKt.R. )
JOHN Mel A MANY, Auditors.
R.C. MYEKS, S
Attest : 1bo. J. Schwadbkir, Clerk.
April 18, 18U0.-41.
Orphans' Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
HY virtue of an order of he Orphans' Court ol
oambjla oounty . I will otter at public sale
on the premises In tbe borough of Hastings, on
SATURDAY. MAY 21TII, 1800,
at o'clock, p. m the lollowina; described real
eetate, via:
All that certain lot of ground trontloe: fifty
feet oa Third A venue ana one hundred end fifty
feet on Beaver Street, having thereon erected a
Two-Story Frame House
- AXD 0 UTB UILDIXGS.
TERMS OF SALE. Ten pr eent. of bid on
day of cale: balance ct one hf If on cnhrmatlon
ol sale, ard balance In one year thereatter suti
Interest, to be secured iv tnrlifmcnt bond aud
mortnaae. ANTHONY ANNA.
..Apr. 3U AvliiiiiUstra wr OlJ . U. Won, deed.
CAII BE RELIED ON
rfot to "Piseol or !
BEAKS THIS MARK.
TRADE
Orphans' Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
IY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
t'ambrla county, to me directed. 1 will ex
pose to sa e at putdic vendue or outcry, oa the
premises in the bo round ol South Fora, In t'am
bria county. l"a on
SATURDAY, MAY 21TH, 1890,
at 2 o'clock, r. the lollowina; dcscrltted real
estate, late the property of Patrick Cotcan. de
ceased . vis :
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of around sit
uate In the t.or itinh of South Fork. ' ounty ol Cam
bria, and Sinte ol Pennsylvania, described as fol
lows: Kealnnlnr at a point adjoining- land of
J. Stlneman. thence north S4 decrees west 16
feet ; thence north 27 decrees west r.s leet ; thence
norther decrees east 112 feet: thence south 27
decrees east 23 1'et ; 'hence south 04 deirrees west
Vil leet to ti'.ace of beginning;, mntainlnir on
town lot ; ana havlns; tbereon erected a small
Frame - House.
TERMS F SALE. Ten percent, ot the pur
chase money to i paid at ibe time of sale : the
balance of one-third at the confirmation et sale
one-third In six months, and the baUnce In twelve
months from the continuation ot the sale. De
terred payments to bear interest and to Ite secur
ed by tbe )uds;ment bond and roortrao-e of the
pcrchaeer. JOHN ..HALEN.
Executor ol Patrlrk Oogan, deceased.
South Fork, Pa., April 30tb, luuu. max4t
Joan A. Blair.
ra T. Blais
BLAIK & SON'S
DAILY MEAT MARKET,
CcEtrfi Street, Ebcnslraii, Pa.
T Iiest. WfHtent Cttl Uutoh-r-el
every l:iy . A Uo, l 'i eii
IHiitl), V-.-l, Mutton, 1 .Hl-U,
Ito.. alwavM on liaml.
Market open at all hours and at
tentive and obliging salesmen to
attend to the wants of customers.
MEN WANTED
OX SALARY.
To reliable men we will e-lve steady employ
ment and LIBERAL SALASV. paying; their
traveling; expenses. We crow our own stock ex
clusively and (IL'AKA NTEE It to besirlMly first
class In every particular, true to name as order
ed. Full instructions furnUhad. Experience
rnin.rr mw t once. sUting age Ad
dre?s E :. PIEK.-soN tc I'll., Mapla drove ut.
tcrii ?. W it. rloo. V. (Establulioa over it) yrs.i