autfria freeman.
gut''-
-T .0 I- A! I PF.RN09IAI..
I j ft ,very Democrat see tbat be is reg-
f ' cktMrrie.- are selling la this place at
2T,. per l !'
r.i Father vraian, oi i-my. wb m
John U. Miller, a well-to-do Somerset
county farmer, who bu recently siren evi
dence of mental unsoundness, hnrig himself
to a tree n his son's farm in Middlecreek
riHMKBlnu.ra, township on Wednesday of last week. lie
I wa seventy years or aire.
a t-n vlt-w it i con I . .
-uo aionaay. August lrttb. an excursion
train will reave Be II wood on the Pennsyl
vania and Northwestern railroad to Punxsn
tawney, there, to connect with an excursion
train to Niagara Kails, the fare from
Bell wood to Niagara Falls being only (3.
Two A 1 toon men. while driving op the
Dry Gap road from that city on Sunday last,
came upon a large black bear. Neither
bruin nor the men seemed desirous of an
iaterTlew and tbey parted company without
any unpleasantness to mar their meeting.
Last Friday afternoon a miner named
John Scala. employed la tbe mioei at tbe
Monastery works, near Latrobe. waa In
stantly killed by the huge mass wblcb came
crashing down upon bltn. lie waa married
and with his family Heed In one of the com
pany's boaaea at the works.
While working on a building In tbe East
Ward on Fiiday last, a batchet fell from the
band of Mr. Evan C Evans, the corner of
which struck Mr. Edwin Mason on the back.
vr,l,niii' horse tnaraet opens dally cutting through bl clothing Into the flesh.
tftyr l t'f the Hotet Dooy at 10 a. m. making a aash about an Inch long, bat
JLn0n Wednesday
In-
$rir ale eneap. a. gooa Buggy.
I'rK-'"'1 Harrison's family will arrive
S jj, a vrr Unlet, of ,'arroll township,
W" '" i.tarJ.ty.
. yr jof.ti Abel, of Hastings, spent a few
7rlD b' on Saturday.
iJ.irn J K nnev, Ei , of UalUtzin, was
B Eyr.--utiri in Ttiun-day.
II, n. J' fin T. orllfl'-b. of Kane, Ta.,
' w -
,nt Sanil)-
lat In Ehensburg.
1 Straw 'i sun vj w
ln c.mviiiatioc on oar streets on Mon-
I jjr K. FreiJhoff. of Manager town-
p wm v - lu'r t0 our cflice 00 VVednes-
iVD'n V"" w,nt J0" Prlnttnjr of any
j,. j 4ive f Fhkfm aw office a .rlal. Prices
ejjsntiaWs1
j -Mr. William Kimball of this place. Is
fn ,n vph'iul fever but is oo a fair
ynr to recv '.
iA nnte owned by Panl Hacke, of
rJr jMrs. valued at $13,000, died at Tarle,
nluciy. the Diner any.
, . , . ... n .imiar a ri i v I nun a udi.
ln'i"K' " -
one of hi hands amputated by the cars
bJ(;IH!mi. on Saturday.
-Th tailor shop of W. A. Moses & Co ,
0 jnhrurtuan, was robbed on Tnesda) night
ar.J I : "rth of H0' taken.
1 -Fjraliaiuh's photograph gallery, Car
jr ltown. will b open until September fith,
Sj.-eptlnij Tfiurilajs and Fridays.
I -John K. .lones. a mlnrr, was instantly
ll'lcJ ty a f I of slate In ITaw's coal mine,
grir Johnitown. on Tuesday evening.
nllows of all the miners lost In the
Jnnhar disaster were photographed In a
jrmpat I'ninntown one day last week.
j rptli Thomas Davis started on Tues
frrfnrthe lllai-ii ITIlls. In Lawrence couo
a;, pkota, to he away a month or more.
A ruffled ofThy Mr. John D. Wolf,
i Bl"l!i",f township, on Saturday last,
fjs won by Miss Mary Baroiele. of Ebens-
Mi!s Mary Kvans and her mother Mrs.
Jaao Evans, fonr.orly of this place but now
f New York city arrt viiiiting frlend-i In
Jtx-Diibiinl.
Mr. John (1. C IVarer, of Carroll town
f.'.ip. pn-scil through town on Wednesday
fn hN wij home after spending three days
I j,ihn (vpi m, ;?orge B. Malone
ttfiT briHu ht tc JI1 from South Fork one
iy 4t week. rhHrged with burjlarlzlog a
I'.orK In th,f. place.
J -Tti'-re wl!I b a pleasant plenlo held at
Tw'aee i".rovc, Poitago. on Wednesday,
f ucn-t Jofii, for the benefit of St. Bartholo
church at Wilmore.
J -F.t- Sheriff Blair and wife accompalnrd i
bis son C. J Blair. En.. on Wednesday
fc'rning s'.nrted for Atlantic City, to re
tain a short time at the seaside.
-Messrs. John and Oorgn Jones, sons of
triUhm M Jones, of Pittsburg, formerly
4' lh' place, arrived here on Saturday
nlru on a v I c ' t to their many friends.
wnteo- -A male teacher to take
arg of i,oretti dlstrlrt school. (rood
Wes will he paid. J, E SHIEI.l8.
i Secretary of Board,
t -Mr. Waller Weakland, of Garrett
t'lur.y M.irv'ainl pa-tned through fhis
fc en U t-.l n.-.l ly. on a visit to his fa?h
r Mr. An-elm Weakland. Of Elder town-
' rip.
from one of our subscribers In
ir-;s-oiv. ; f,rn Is now worth 35 cents
fi-r bushel ; mn, cents ; flx seed, ?1 10.
fiiitatoes. I mi ; f it hogs, f120 pei hun'
ed
I -Kup'ure cure guaranteed by Dr. J. R.
kayer. s.;i Arcli st , riiiiadelphla. Pa. Ease
i.nce. no operation or delay rni busl-
I s, averred by thousaads of cures after
'Sen Mi!,
i ,
i -In a tfame of he ball played here on
rVuriTy 'l-r. hi'ween the Mountain House,
t ub from Cre-s.,n. and the Mapie Park
t'A i f trt'i place, the former was victorious
ty I "Cur irf Jlltll i.
f -Trie turn. ugh is putting in new gutters
: the chm-itiu fln (Dtre street north of
rr-.r and on Sample street east of
jlur ureet. two ImprovemenU that have
J rg vn bal'y needed.
i
! -Jmi!s D.inmhoe,- a railroad employe,
'.M ; T.ar-, was run over by a locomotive
;tr!-wooi TlTursrty of last weekend
,! ri:- r kit kim anj rut,t iejt mang'ed.
lied i,n Friday morning.
-rrothnnoferv J C. Darby Is off with the
.T;uni C'iih , of Johnstown, on Its excur
to lU'n-r Kerry. The Club left
"tinstnwn on Tn-day afternoon and will
ltum on Thursdsy evening
-Henry Herbert !Jyram. editor of the
jJ-lMSurg i Kn.mi. It-Telr:mph. died at the
lenience f hm fnher-in-law at 1 o'clock
,"3 Stturday sfternoon. The cause of his
!f-'M wi typhoid pneumonia.
-We have a speedy and positive Cure
' Catarrh. Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
i-a.lache. in SMloh's Catarrh Kemedy. A
iwiilTii-ct.ir free with each bottle. Use
it yn0 desire health and sweet breath.
-TV dw.iHne 0f jonll Elder. ex-Jury
-nwinismonr, in lUyne towneblp Indiana
r,t'. Caught lul TknnJlI mil
-M In tile ornnr.fi Ino.lhar wirh I tit Mlu
I-oss aboaitl.rion. No Insurance.
-Lost .. pair nf gold-rimmed spectacle
u,-eae were lost
dam
on the road between
and C. Tomi:son's farm
Any person finding tbe same
tiea-e forward ta Tiiiwx riffle. Attoo-
T- J U Denny, Administrator of
trrunnell. deceased, will sell tbe
J"'! e ffep(4 of tr, decedent, conalatlug
' t,r'hifig. carpenter tools, etc., at the
' ' lnnv. in Khensbnrg, on Monday,
'w-t d. i-;.n. at 2 o'clock r. m.
lu" '"'""'"tnre Monday morning and
f,1 "f Are -tsrtled the people for a few
a few bnckeU of water applied
tlr,,v''nt,,d the lire from getting a
' ""1 tbe dangtrous elemeot was eoon
"1"f suhlnciion.
"TW ,N Mt, thinking lust now
w,rt . . m
""t mi
Ule,!
'"' I
"ilieai mea as to whether or not a
Cr, f, f.vnn tn.m M.n-.l
.'".. ii'l i.uunaiiiiUi,
p "I n seems tone growing that scl-
"n Puceeed in finding a remedy
''i'le eourgrt wUuh finds 100 0t0
r' Jar.
;lu,rr'"k s"'livan, wUoee home was at
3r.., ,"' 4 "w,, attempted to ge.t on a
Vrr ' U1 1 ,rin l Tyrone on Sunday
M !'llt ,',l',n"n un.ler the wheels
I in tim Catholic cen etcry at
M ..,.Uv
luckily uotdolnhlm serious Injury,
Westmoreland eoanty wKI soon have
two poor houses within her borders one
belonging to Westmorelai d county and the
other to the city of Pittsburg. The councils
of the city of Pittsbnrt. haying sold their
City farm at Homestead, have purchased Vid
acres 4n Westmoreland eoanty for the pur
pose of erecting thereon a poor hi use.
In case of the death Of a soldier bU
widow can now receive a peasion ; and If
she dies the pension will go to ber children
(If children also of the soldier) till eacb ar
rive at the aje of 14 years. At 1A all pen
sions to minora will cea.se, unless they are
crippled. Insane, etc. If both father and
mother are dead, a guardian must first be
appointed to make application.
The Bedford Caxrtte of August 8th con
tains the following : John II. Ferguson, of
Altoona. baa brought suit against W. Stew
ard, proprietor of the Washington Ilonse.
to recover 1 1.001 damages. Ferguson is a
colored man. He arrived here on a train
on Friday and wanted to go to town In the
Washington Ilouse omnibus. Steward re
fused to haul bim. hence the suit.
The Department of Poblle Instruction
at Ilarrlsburg, eo It Is stated, bas rer.dered
a decision ' that Directors cannot legally
pay out school fund for expense Incurred
by the Board In meeting to transact busi
ness. Neither can they pay their expenses
Incurred while attending the triennial con
vention of Directors for the election of a
County Superintendent out of said school
funds."
David Davis, a former reeldent of
Johnstown waa tnardered In Butte City,
Montana, by being stabbed on July 21th.
his death resulting on the third of August
Davis bad lent a gambler named John
Evans some money and on being importun
ed for more, refosed. This caused a quar
rel when Evans stabbed Davis In the side.
Davis was well known In Johnstown and
was a bilcklaverby trade.
A well-known Republican from one of
tbe northern townships was In town a few
days ago and casually remarked that be was
the Repuollcau committeeman from his dis
trict, and that while bere he wanted to see
Chairman Barker and learn whether at tbe
coming primaries, on Saturday next, tbe
election board should be f worn or whether
"they would Just bold this election like tbe
last one when they elected delegates to the
Delamater convention?"
The editor of tbe Bedford Gazette spins
the following : Ice cream made by tbe use
of hall Instead of Ice la something noel in
this part of the country. That's the way
Mrs. Wlnfield Arnold made Ice eream on
Tuesday evening. We were present when
it waa done and sampled tbe Ice cream,
and we hereby solemnly declare that tbla
statement is true., aod furthermore, that
the product was mighty good ice cream.
And fuither deponent saltb not.
Ilnnderson township correspondent
nuntingJon Loral Xetrt: One day last
week Clarence Ilall went to Stone mountain
to look for some stray cattle, when be was
attacked by a blacksoake. It ran after him
and eyery few momenta would coil np and
spring at blm ; be could do nothing until be
got to an open piace. when be turned and
Just as It was springing again be struck It
with a small cane be bad. In bis band
and crippled It. Wben killed It measured
eight feet and one Inch.
Ano Iher fraud and one which needs ex
posing, save an exchange, la round where
you Wait expect In a cemetery. A man Is
traveling about soliciting orders for clean
ing up grave stones In the cemetery that
have become discolored with dlit or mildew.
He does the work easily with diluted acid,
but the polish surface of marble headstone
Is ruined by the acid. Look out for It.
Granite monuments might not be Injured,
but tbe use of nitric or sulphuric acid on
marble ought not to be tolerated for a mo
ment. Dr. A. M. Snyder, a favoribly-known
physician of Westroorelaod conntv, was
found dead on Monday evening about 4
o'clock In bis office at Celmont. Tbe sup
position Is that be committed suicide. Mr.
Snyder was a graduate of Bellvlew Medical
College, of New Tor, and a contributor to
the leading magazine of the country- Dur
ing the past few years be bas devoted bla
leisure hours to tbe writing of the history
of Christ. lie had been eepar ted from bis
wire for several years. Ills daughter lived
with blm.
There was a sad scene at the Pennsyl
vania Railroad station on Monday night
when Fast Line from tbe east, due at 9:34.
arrived. A Mr. Sutler, of Bedford street,
was to meet bio wife and children who Lad
been on a trip east. When tbe wife stepped
off the train sbe bore In ber arms ber babe,
and on seeing her bnsband she completely
broke down witu erlef. Tbe child was
dead. It bad died oa tbe train, while tbey
were on their way borne. The grief -at ricks
en family went on their way homeward
shortly after tbe arrival of tbe train. John
lor a Isenwral.
A fearful fight took place on Monday
evening In West Taylor township at tbe
lower end of the tannery. Tbe contestant
were Jacob Colbert, of Coopersdale. aod
William Rager, known aa' Sappy." of West
Taylor to wo hip. Two bloods of Morrell
ville assisted Colbert, and two mountaineers
of West Taylor took care of Kager. Seven
rounds were feugbt wben Rager was de
clared tbe champion. In one of the rounds
Colbert bit Rager in tbe back. A large
number of people of Morrellvllle, Coopers
dale and vlclrlty witnessed tbe fight
Johnttown iKiHocrut.
A telegram to tbe Plttfbnrg Tin says
while passing through tbe observation car
attached to his train Monday morning, W.
H. McCartney, a passenger conductor on
the Pittsburg Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, noticed an old pocketbook lying
on the floor. He picked It np. and. on
opening It. fonnd bills and checks aggre
gating 1138.000. lie made Inquiry, and
oon found the owner, who proved to be a
Kaoaaa City cattle raleer retorlng from a
successful trip to the East. He offered to
reward Mr. MoCartney quite handsomely,
but that gentleman r fused to accept any-l'llnh-.
On Wednesday evening of last week the
barn on the farm of John Hagerty, situated
about one and one-half miles west of Bell
wood, In Blair county, was destroyed by
fire, together wltb all its content except
the live Flock. In it was rtnred tbe crops
of this year's harvest. Including fifty toes
of bay and I 000 bushels of wheat.
The four new bridges that era under
contract for construction In this county are
to rest on steel piles driven Into the ground,
instead of stone piers and abutmeuta. This
Is a new Invention and eoets much less than
stonework. The County Commissioners
say that they win be ahfe to save ft.000 on
each bridge bv making use of these plies.
Somerset Democrat
A new application of electricity Is being
tested at Boston, this S?U. Brown's N. 1
mine Is being supplied with a coir Diet net
work of wires and will be In readiness for
testing tbe expertmant bv next week. It Is
proposed to use the wires for a three-fold
pnrpose for lighting, for power for the mo
er hia'lns vsem and operalinr a rwal
mining machine. Tbe test Is the first tbat
has ever been made and will crtalnly at
tract many visitors ti tre eene. It will
certainly preeent a novel algbt to the snr
face and tbe mine Itself. Illumined by elec
tricity. An exchange given the following treat
ment for tbe green cabbage worm which
will literally exterminate all those that
come In contact with It : Two quarts of
coal tar are put In an open vessel, which la
et In the bottom of a barrel' and the bar
rel Is filled with water. In fortv-elght
hours the water la impregnated with tbe
odor of tbe tar. althongn the tar is not dis
solved In It. The water Is then sprinkled
abundantly on the cabbage, and the odor
penetratea every portion of the head, kill
ing or driving away the worms. As the
water evaporates no stain or oder remains
on the cabbage. The same tar can be made
to Impregnate several successive barrels of
water.
J. Wilkinson A Son. marble and gran
ite dealers of Ebensburg. Pa., wlsr. to In
form the public that tbey are prepared to
fill all order for cemetery work. In either
marble or granite, at figures that defy com
petition. The artistic excellence and su
perior workmanship of their designs are
evidenced bv tbe many specimens now on
exhibition at their establishment and by
tbe numberless designs which they have
erected In the various cemeteries In this
county and elsewhere. Every department
or their business is In tbe bands or skllirul
and. competent workmen, who are capable
of executing any piece of work from tbe
plainest to tbe most elaborate, whlcb to
gether wltb the personal supervision that
every Job receives Is a guarantee tba. per
fect satisfaction will be given to tbe most
exacting of patron.i. They ordered forty
tons or marble which arrived In April, and
now have as fine. If not the finest, stock on
the best marble that ever came to Western
Pennsylvania. Persnus wlshnlg anything
In the I Ine would do well to give them a call
before leaving their order with anv other
manufacturer, as yon can depend upon
getting a good Job at a fair price.
Sew Trlrtrspb
Tbe Pittsburg Chronicle- Ttleyraph of
August 8th says: The North American
Telegraph Company bas vast Improvemenss
nnder way. In sixty days' time a complete
line of copper wire will stretch from New
York to California and other points. Tbese
Improvements will cost fl 500.0PO. They
also contemplate new lines from New York
to Cleveland and from New York and San
Francisco to New Orleans and Texas
points, besides numerous loops from various
headquarters. New poles are being used in
all this work, which com pre bends several
thousand miles.
In the entire work 18 000 miles of wire
will be used. The North American Tele
crapb Company to facilitate business has
divided the codntry Into three district, tbe
Eastern. Western and Sr.uthero. The East
ern district, in whlcb Pittsburg lies, extends
from the Atlantte roast to Ohio. In this
district one thousand miles of poles are be
erected. A trnrk line Is being constructed
from Cleveland to Pittsburg and Pittsburg
to New York. Tbe last anaual "trunk"
will be equlppr d with eight copper wires.
It follows tbe national turnpike and thence
to Philadelphia.
By loop the numerous near-by towns will
be taken In which have hitherto baa only
Western Union or Baltimore and Ohio ser
vice. These towns are Homestead. Brad
dock, MrKeesport, Latrobe. Blalreville,
Johnstown. Erensbnrg. Cresson. Altoona,
Hollidaysburg. Williamsburg. Huntingdon.
Mt. Union and others. The line from
Cleveland to this town wi:i serve Rochester
and tbe Beaver Valley towas, Nw Castle.
Ynunestown. Warren, etc. The line from
New York to Cleveland will serve cities and
towns en rente, and from Cleveland to
Chicago will pass points on the southern
shore or the lakes. The work on th line
from Cleveland to Altoona is prosecuted
nnder the direction of Manager John Camp
bell of the PltUhnrg office. Mr. Campbell
says the work under bis charge will be com
pleted ahead of lime. He is much pleased
at the progress.
The southern lines will stretch from Bir
mingham, Ala . to Natchex. Ylcksburg.
Jackson. Miss., New Orleans and way
points. Another southern line will extend
from Wichita. Kas.. through all principal
points to Texas. A new line connecting
Denver with the east bas been completed,
and from Denver lines will be run to San
Francisco, taking In Salt Lake City. Og
den. etc. Tbe Pittsburg New York trunks'
eight wires will be worked by single, du
plex and quadrnplex Instruments.
Last f III e-
Tbe popularity of the Pennsylvania Rail
road's iseafcbote xrurt ions this Summer bas
been rtenomenal. and that of August 7tb
was one of the largtst excursion parties that
ever left this section. Tbe secret of their
great success is found not only in tbe at
tractive points to wblcb tbey run, but li the
low rate, liberal return limit.; and the ad
mirable manner In which tbe excnrslons
are managed.
The next and last tour or tbe Pennsyl
vania Railroad's series to Cane May. Atlan
tic City.;SeaIs!e City, or : Ocean City Is
fixed for Thursday. August 2lst- The sea
son at all of these pcints'wlll then be at l'n
height, and every attraction of. seashore life
In tbe best form for enjovment.
A special traiolcom posed of parlor cars
and day coaches will leave Pitt&burg on the
date (mentioned at 8:50 a. m . and run
through to Philadelphia, arriving at 7.16 r
h. The night will be taaaed in Philadel
phia and tbe party will take regular trains
to the seashore next morning.
Passengers from Pittsburg, East Liberty.
Irwin. Union town, Connellsvllle, Scottdale
Stonervllle. Ureeneborg. o jobnslown may
take tbe evening trains leaving Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at 4 30 and 8:10 r: m , and
proceed to the shore the next morning.
Tbe excursion rate from'.Creeson Is f8:50
and tbe special will leave at 11 2 a m.
Any special Information In regard to tbese
excursions may be obtained by addressing
Thomas E Watt. Passenger Agent, WesU
tern District 110 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg.
Marriage Ureaan Isaac.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by tbe Cleik of tbe Orphans' Conrt for
two weeks ending Wednesday, August 13,
1890.
J. A. Ambrose. Morrellvllle and Maiy E.
Adam a, Sheridan.
A. P. Hoetetter. Somerset county and Ella
N. Koonix. Stoojereek townstlp.
Daniel II. Owens and Mary Kirschner,
Johnstown.
John Buser and Lukalek Jika, Scoop
town. John MacLeod and Ella Irwin, Johns
town. Tleory Otta, Conemaugh township aad
Elizaoetn Welse. Stonycretk township.
Jacob W. Kauffman and Caroline Blougb,
Conemaogh township. Somerset county.
Albert Wuench and Norma Roland.
Johnstown.
Daniel L. Jones and Barbara Wlrick,
Johnstown.
Tbonias G. Sbaefor and Mary Clark.
Johnstown.
Jol.c C Mer, Johnstown and Julia Pat
terson. East Conemaugh.
(J forge ixirenahlck and Annie Gilder,
Job nstown.
J. C. Nickel. Cumberland. Md . and Car
rie A. Berkeyuile, Stonycreek township.
Otto nrtzinger and Izora Berkey, Johns
town.
Cnarlea Feigle and Doia Gelsting. Morrell
vllle. Robert J. Cook and Janet Hamilton,
Amsbry.
David midebrand, Moxham and Sarah
Davis, Latrobe, Pa.
Ahlmasz T. Mellott. Fallen Timber and
Eliza J. Youcgkln: Flynn City.
Read mn ttie Mews.
In our exchanges we read of an editor
who Is wide awake on tbe subject of get
ting news, and Is anxious to make bis pa
per a success. His advice to his people will
apply to our patrons as well. Read what
be says : "Send ns tbe news wben any
body dies, gets married, runs awky. steals
anything, bnlids a house, makes a big sale,
oi whips bis man or wife breaks bis leg
gets hbt senses kicked out of him by a
mule or does anything that Is in any way
remarkable, and you have reasons to be
lieve that you know as much about tbe oc
currence as anybody else. Don't wait for
some other person to report It. or trust to
na to find it out by Instinct, but come and
tell us about it, or send the facts on a postal
card. In this way news Is supplied and It
takes a good supply of that necessary arti
cle to make a good home paper. See If you
can not Improve this year and let us know
every item that transpires lo your neighborhood."
Tbe !
obstinate cases of catarrh at cured by the
use of Ely's Cream Balm, tbeouly agreeable
remedy. It is not a liquid or snuff, is easily
applied Into tbe nostrils. For cold In the
head It Is magical. It gives relief at once.
Price, 30 cents.
Maate at laelaaa Narwasl.
I Ladies and gentlemen who want to take
I mush: along wltb their other studies wm
have the opportunity. Those wishing lo
1 take a full course in music will find bere
! excellent facilities.
i par iriiirr.
. It costs oolv fJOO a year to piepare for
Princeton. Yale. Harvard. Washington.
I Jetlet ion. etc.
Reaalatlaaa of Respect.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by Branch No. 131 E-'B. A
of Asbyille, Pa., on tbe death of Anthony
Bysislnger.
Wberkas, It has pleased Almighty God
in bis al! wise providence to call away our
late brother and co worker. Anthony Bysis
lnger. by bis death on August t'.h. and
W her has. in bis death bis family loees a
klml and Icdulgent father and husband, and
nor Branch a worthy and respected member
Therefore, be It
Xesolred. That while we humbly bow in
submission to Him who doeth all things
well, we deeply deplore bis sudden and un
expected demise aod extend U bis wife and
family our beartfelt sympathy in this, their
sad bereavement ; and further be It
Kesolred That this Braocb attend bis fun
erai In a body and tbst our charter be draped
In mourning for a period of thirty days ;
and rurthr be it
i:toleei. That a copy of tbese resolutions
be presented to tbe family of tbo deceased
and another be spread on tbe minutes of the
lirancn ; and also published in tbe 1 Ittsburg
Ctitholic ar.d Cambkia Freeman.
Leonard Litzinoek. 1
W. A. Wilmi.
John S. McCoy.
Alex. Ivort.
F. S. iiL"KKMIN,
Committee
0Ml
: i
Absolutely Pure.
Toe vowaer aavsr rinti. A marrs, oi parity.
atrenirta and w holesomene. Mora economical
tbaa the ordinary kinds, aad eaanot b f old la
eonptitioa wltfc aa Qalumda of tMm low tert
snort welcbt, alum or iibocphate powder. .Sod
wmif nau. noiii niiiaa roDU i.e., loe
Wall Su. M iv Yoaa.
The ElellB.
At tbe special election beld in Ebepsburg
en Tuesday for tbe purpose of ascertaining I
tbe disposition of ber citizens on tbe que- '
tion of Increasing tbe borough Indebtedness
with a view of securing an additional supply
of; water, tbe proposition to increase tbe!
debt was carried by a majority of 75. Tbe
vote in tbe wards was aa follows :
EAST VTAKD
For Increase of debt 44
Against Increase of debt 12
Register's Notice.
riHE OI.IjlWN AUlt IT NTS HAVE
A be examine! and pad by (me and rcmala
tiled of remrtl tn tfcU ufflrc lor the Inspection ot
belrf. legatee and all ntliera Interested, and will
be presented to tbe Orphan' Ctort for confirma
tion and allowance on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3D, 1800.
1. Firt and final aront I Krlrtifet Mcler-
anl't. amlnlvtnttiii of Jamea Mcliermltt, late
l Ulrfteld townehlp, deceased.
Z. Hrt and nnal aennnt el 1. II. Mftrreil. ad
ministrator ol Mrs. Marlon T. M. biller, late of
Jonnptown. deceased.
3 Klrat and anal aeeoaet of John (trnber. ad
mtnlirator of Annie Sshaller, late of Wood rale.
deeeaped.
4. Kmt and final account ef Jobn Ornber. ad
ministrator, ot Elenora Scballer. late ol Wood
vale, deceaeed.
"iret aad Baal account c (teorre E. Hamil
ton, administrator of Jaco Hamilton, late ot
Johnatnwn boriatrb. deceased. -
. Kirt and bnal accoant of William Amiler.
administrator of Frederick a Am tier, late of
Johnstowa bomoirli, deceaat-tl. '
7. SSeeond and nnal trmogt ol J. I Metsx-er.
administrator ol luvl.l Meizr, Cambria ooua
tT. deceased.
". K:nal acennnt of William K. Klrkhrtde. ad
ministrator ot M ah Ion Kirk bride, late ol Johns
town . decexsed.
. First and Hnl iwonot f Let I Oeod, admln
Ittrator of Francis A. Stiles, late of Cambria
count T. deceased.
10. The accnont ot EHt-ineth Rlaek aad W. H.
SettleinTer. administrators ot Uanlel Black, late
ot Snmmerlnil township, def eased.
It. First and final iwosnt of Ievl A. Wearer,
administrator ol S. T. Hloaich. late of Johnstown
boroukh, deceased.
12. First and final aeeonnt of W. H. Settlemy
er, administrator of 4tenrsre Seitlemjrer, late of
tummerhill township, deceased.
IS. t .tn and nnal tKimst 01 James Irwin and
Alexander Irwin, executors ol Martha C Wilson,
late ol lwer Ynder township, deneased.
It. Flirt and final account of Lizzie J. Coster,
administratrix ot William H. Caster, late ot M.ll-
llle l)rouh deceased.
15. First and final aen nnt of Andrew J. Alien,
administrator ol Alvar Akor. late of Upper Vo
der township, deceased.
16. First and partial account of Harld K. Hess,
administrator of Ellxaheth TJnTerxaght, late ol
Johnstown borourh. deceased.
17. hirst and final accoant of John Barket.
aardlan ol pattella Schoortskl. a minor child of
John -cbooTlskl, late of Cambria borough , de
ccased. IS First and final accoant ef Mary B. Moose,
administratrix et Frederick Moaae, late ef Croylo
township, deceased.
IV. First and final account of John BarKet.
sraardlan ol AoxuMsve Schunriskl, a minor child
ot John ScbvnTtski, late ol Cambria borough, de
ceased. jo. First and final accoant of John Barket,
vaarditn ol luierick Schonriskl. a minor child ol
Jobn Schonriskl. late ot Cambria borough de
ceased .
II. First and final account ol Frederick Kriner.
kuardlan ot Km ma Krin-. minor child of Oideon
Krine. lata ol Adams township, deceased.
fl First and ttnat accoant ol Oeonre K el per.
administrator ol Frederick Wm. H oilman, late
of Conemaua-h borough, decease.! .
23. First and final account et J no. I. Mas tert fn.
administrator ol Wm. Maflerloa, late ol Cambria
countY. deceased.
24. First and final account of Thomas C. Cole
man. administrator ol Charles Marshall, late of
Cambria eoanty. deceased.
2i First and final aeoourt oi Tosttna Wacker.
administratrix I Conrad Wacker, inte of Johns
town hotosich, deceased.
VS. First and final account oL John Butler, ad
ministrator ol Kobert Butler, iate ol Johnstown,
deceased.
ZT. First and final account ot K lwtn Hurkhart,
administrator ol Barbara Uobauxh. late 01 Jack
son tewrjbt. deceased.
W. Fl"et and final ceoant of Jchn H. Brown,
administrator c. T. ji.ot Willia-a I-ajton. late ot
JohnMnwa. decaied.
First and final accoant ot Julias "Wild, ad
ministrator ol Mary Iiebl, late ol Cocvataugh
borons. h deceased.
3i. Second and hnl account ol Charles S. KntB.
administrator ot c. ttsaesser, late ol Johnstowa,
decease,!.
l. Fin-t and final avoant ol John H. P.rown.
administrator cl Joseph K. Moore, lata ot Sumx
creek township, deceased.
SI. Second aad final account of Catharine
Schrolh. executrix of John Schroth. late ot WU
more hnrsuti h . deceased .
1.1. First and final account ol John U Bradley,
executor ol Catharine Bradley, late of Carroll
township, deceased.
34. First and final account ol John Whalen. ex
ecutor ol Fs trick Coyran, late ol Sot.th Fork, de
cetsed. as. Account el Thomas J Hughes, administra
tor ol Klizabeth Davit Evans, late ol Jehnstowa.
deceased.
; 36. Second and final accoant et M. Fltxharris.
' administrator ef Christopher Fitxharrlt. late of
What's in a Name ?
Sbakesneara says: "A rose without a name would smell as sweet " Nevertheless
Just at tbe dawn of tbe XXtb century. Id tbe year of grace IK'.M), tbere's qul.e a great
deal in a name.
A Clothier without a name and reputation Is heavily handicapped in the race for
trade. - People like to boy from dealers wbos estab'i.-hed reputation Is a guarantee of
fairness and honesty.
Our name SIMON. THE C LOT II I EK cost oceans of money and months of toil
and experiment to make it what it is to-day and al'stolieap at th price. It Is the.
standard of excellence, tbe guarantee of supreme superiority, and It stamps every
garment which bears this label Get Simon, i as tseing the KKS f that man
can produce. Oar name has a ( FINE CLajTUIXO. S value to you. The reputa
tion of a clothier Is tbe accumulated evidence of many transactions with manv custo
mers. A food name can only be founded on continued "merit in merchaodUe." Our
merchandise is always meritorious. Tbe ealue of anytbios is what it will bring in the
market. Wben a manufacturer gets an advanced pricn for bis product, be gets it b
cause It Is worth it. Oar goods comtnacd high prices but we invariably sell tbem low.
as we not only gain a reputation thereby but also the customer. Some men cavil and
My. Ysu pay extra for the name." 80 ao you I It's worth it. When a man's repu
tation commands a hiaber price It's always because It's worth It. Dy his reputation
one man can borrow money at 4 per cent. ; another must pay H. The art is the same,
the money tbe same, bat one Is secure and tbe other is cot. Reputation makes tile
difference.
When yon buy our goods you get onr good name with them. It U blended in with
every seam and botton hole. You get the name and more, you get the quality that
made the name Best qua'ity.
Cling tightly to this word "quality." Hold it up and examine it. study It and thii.V
about it. Tbe profits of tbe clothiug businass are seemingly locked In an Impregnable
vault, but tbe combination unlocks at the word "quality.'' Experience will teach you
that ty tbe woi kings of the law of compensation, all things cost about the same. Your
loss of trade and reputation on Inferior goods makes them cost as much as tbe best.
Yon get what you pay for. The only question Is. which method will pay you? Wilt
you buy the best and have it, or will you play at money-making and buy trash aud
lose tradt?
largely socceseral merchants in tbe clothing trade now-a-days deal only in the best
qualities. Every great success bas been bnlit on this foundation. I'ermafYpot success
requires reputation. Count ovei tbe bis men of tbe '.rade there's tbe proof.
Reputation can only be secured in one way buy and sell best qualities and let the
customers tell tbe story. It is tbe best advertising and tbe cheapest you ever did.
Our customers will talk abont the kind of Clothes we keep, as there's so much in
them to talk about the fit. tbe fabric, tbe fashion. That extreme Kuekes ok Fin
ish you can't find in other makes.
And the good things they'll say about the clothes they'll say about us if yon buv
'em. Merchant and merchandise are always classed together. Bad, good or best, only
one "best" lu Clothing our's, Simon's.
We're ready for Fall. Why not let our good name be yntir ma trot for the season"
Drop In and see ns. Yon know wbere my store is. We'll we elal ti se vou, or if
yoo can't come to see us. send as word and we'll call on yuu at home. By tmylng
Groceries, Clothing, etc.. of us you save lots of money by the transaction a fact ahcti
you do pot realize wben you buy elsewhere in town.
GJ US. SIMON,
Uallllzin's Cheapest Casb Merchant and 1'etailer at Wholesale I'ricet,
NOTICE TO
TAX-PAYERS !
Jf ottee 1s herebv rtven that the Count Treas
nrer o! Canrbrla county will attend lor the pur
pose ot recelTin Cnnnfy and State Taxes for
oar 1h9i. at the places nf holding the elections
in the respective districts, on the dates mention
ed below.
..TuIy 14th
.JnlT JMh
lulv l'ti
fulT 17th
. Jul lwth
-July 21st
July T2A
Majority
W EST WAKIX
For Increase of debt ..
Against tncreiee of debt
Msjotity ..
.... 32
T7
24
4:
Bwrkleai-s Armle Halve.
Tbe Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cares riles, or 90 pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Prtce 25 cents per box.
Sold at tbe drug store of E. James, Eben
burg, and W. W. McAteer. Loretto.
I'rtstk rbjsirlaas Favor Device tor
aseafsseaa.
1'jtRis. Ausost 13ib. Physicians look
wltb favor upon the Invention for relieving
deafness, which was recently Introduced
bere by A. II. Wales, of Brlgdeport, Conn.,
and ssy It is undoubtedly tbe bigbest dt
velopment which science bas reached tow
ards aiding tbe deaf.
ratal awe Oread
attend tbe use of most catarrh remedies.
Liquids and snoffi aie unpleasant as well
as dangerous." Ely's Cream Balm is safe,
pleasant, easily applied into tbe nostril, and
a stare care. It cleans tbe nasal passages
and beats tbe Inflamed membrane, giving
relief at once. Price, 50 cents-
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Taa Earroat Please Inform year readers
Mr 1 ao a poarliTe remedy for the above named
duoaae. By its timely use thoasaada ef hopeless
eaaae hare been permanently eared- I a hall be glad
to send two buttles of my remedy FREE to any ef
your readers who hare consumption If they will
send me their Express and P. O. address, ttmpet-t-fnllj
. T. A. &L4JCCM, M. C. 181 Pearl St.. Jl. X.
Died.
SCAN LAN. Died at ber hrms in
on Satniday. August tb, Ikho. Mrs
SranUn. wife ol Micbaei Scanlan,
about t-0 fears.
Maiy '
aged j
PMINISTKATUK'S NOTICE.
i-eiieri 01 administration anon the estate
lL .t'Llll!?! " ot loretto. Cambria eount. 1
i errrr-' ,rLn ti u u unde?: j
H-n.!i. "X " rey a-H-en to all persons InJ
deb ted to said estate to m.k. ' . ,
delay, and these bartna- slsim, -1-
ssalnst the fame will present them. nroDerlr
aoihentlcated. for settlement. propeny
..... JR. HEN NT.
Aunw H. lt " 01 A' ,- C1,riiJ. deceased.
XTlTU'E.
,L?.lV"ZT",m b'"by cautioned acainst
t?S!L?e"Ml "T' llbeny sche-.l d,,
lofJL.." ir eol"-,y.-hnTi" aumber and date as
orw No- li-S for li so. dated Jane T.
Jrder r,. 1 "''. dated Jane?.1m
as the above orders were drawn by misuse and
imposition. By orderolthelsosrd. -
aiWaben, l.p.. Au. 11. at. llr,.
I ST. Klret and partial account J. S. Osborne, sur-
YtYlns; administrator of Ueonte W. osboine, lata
ol 1 I 'per tssler towtship. deceased.
3S. Supplemental account to the brst aad final
account ot John Voe-el, administrator, ol Joseph
Kyers. late SI Cambria City, deceased.
3M. Kirrt and partial account ol Job n Kelnhart,
execatur ol Alexander Kecke, late ol Johnstown
boronab. deceased.
. rst and final account of Eltza Koos. ad
mi n 1st rl x of Jobn Koos, lata ot Coneinauach bor
ough deceased.
41- t lrl and final account of He "man Baumer,
administrator et H. U. Kose, late ol Johnstuwn
bomosh. deceased.
4'i. Kirst aad aaal aecoant of Lena Schaurr. ad
mlnUtratris ol Charles knurr, late oi Cone-asaoa-h
uorouah. dscessod.
43. Kinal account of Lerl J. Prneser. admlnls
trat'ir ol Iktvld Prosser, late et Johnstown bor
ouxh, deceased.
44. First and final account of B. F. Heidenthal.
admlulstrator el tiizabeth Baumer, lateol Wood
vale iKtroaarh deceased.
4ft. First and Anal account ef Georre Woods,
admintstraior ol John M. Johnston, late of Johns
sown, deceased.
4. Second and final eeeoant of Daniel Fltxpat
rlck. executor ol Mary 1 liipa trick, late of Cam
bria tMroua:h. deceased.
47 Firs! and nnal account of Otto F. Nickel,
administrator, etc. l. U fi. ol Chas. T. Scha-t-ert,
late of Johnstown, deceased .
48 First and Bnal account of Slater W . Allen,
executor ol Adam Knntx, late of Upper Voder
to wn s h 1 p. deceased .
41. First and nnal account of Henry Heaselbein,
administrator ol Lewis C. Hesselueln, lata of
Conemaush. deceased.
Su. First and anal account of Charles Maneval.
uardlan ol Clara Kast. deceased, a daughter of
Charles and Charlotte Kan, both deceased, late
ot Johnstown.
St. First and final account of Oairre Ketper.
administrator of lottlrled IIoQinan. late of
JohBuwn. decaasoil.
62 First and hnal account of Pwlicht Roberts,
executor of Howard J. Uoberta, lateol Johnstown
hot iien , deceeeed."
Ki. First and final aceonnt of Thomas l. Davis,
ailmlnistrator of Jonathaa Ooodwia, late ol
Johnstown borourh. deceased -
f4. iSecond aod hnal aecoant ol Mary K.Camp
bell aad C. 4. Campliell. administrators ot Jacob
M. t'ampbell. late of Johnstown, deceased .
55. First account ot William Johns, a-oardlan of
Klchard U , WllHwm A.. Thomas IU Kooert L...
Bertha M. and Vlda . mlaor children of Rich
ard O'Nail. deceassj.
M. Seennd amount ol John U. Koberts . ruard
an ol Lillian I'hllllps, minor child 3f Peter E.
Fbltlltis. late of Johnstowa borouaTh.deeeaseX.
K. First i.nd hnal accoant ot Ueorfre Wild, ad
mlstratorol Jacob Wild, late ol Johaatown.de
ceased .
ut. first acniMintol Jobn D. Robert, cusrdlsn
of IieSaque lllert. minor child of Mary L. K.
Iiltiert, Iste o tbe borouKh of Johnstown, de
ceaseil. SC. First and partial aecoant o( Joiin Tesicert,
executor ot Ferdinand Ntatrauer, late ot Kioh
taad tnwasblp. dcreaaod.
So. lrit BLd bnal aooU&t of Henry Hessel'.iefn,
adinfntatra'or-nf Charles l'r iles.-aihein. late of
Consmauab. deneas'ed. - ,
nl. t irrl and nnal account of Henry C. Hessel
hela. admlnn-trator ol Maria Kimpla.- late el
Johnstown, deceased.
ti First and Cnal accoant of Anna Mcflarltv.
- i adiainlstraulx ol James McUaritx, late ol Waah
1 iDKion townsl'lp. deceased.
s-i. first aad haai accoant of Thomas D. Ev
ans, administrator oi illeaoor trans, late of tb
Snsburv. deceased.
(4. First and Una accoant of J. B. O'Connor,
administrator ol Jomes B. 11 sward, late of
Johnstown, deceased.
M. First serount ot Otto Huebner, administra
tor C. T. A. of Christian Klmple. late ei Johns
town l-orouth. deceased.
. First and final aceonnt of Thomas F. Brady,
administrator ef Jvba Brady. Esi).,Uts of Johns
town, deceased.
07. First and final account ot Abram B. Clif
ford, administrator 01 Eltaabeta K. Beam, late et
Johnstvwn Horoovh. deceased.
oa. Tbe accvur t of Jsmes V. Thomas, guardian
of Morns Ctastsble, one of the minor children
and heirs ol Jane Constable, deceased. .
CELEST1 N J, BLAIK,
Kesxtster.
Kenlster't Office, Ebensbars;, Pa., Autr. S.lS-.sj.
South Fork , , ,
Cmvle township..
Wilmore .
Summerhlll township.
portage township.
IJlli
Washlns-ton township. No. 1...
- No. .
Tunnelhlll.
(lallitzta horooe:h.
Monster township
Oallltrin township...
Ashvlllo..
Chest Wprinrs...
Alls beny township.
Torete
H lack lies township. .
Cambria township
Etssnsburs;. West Wsrd
" Fst Win.
Barr township
Snqnehanna township..
HasUnrs
Kid er township
Carrol I town .
Carroll township
Clearfield township......
I lean township
Keade township... ......
White townsnlp.. '
tThest township
F.St Conemangh
rranxnn
Johastown.
ulY 2H.1
Inly vth
.luly ssth
. Julr Vt'h
July awh
.July Sith
July 3it
.August lat
Auirnt 4(h
Aueru't Uh
-Auicust Sth
Aus-rst 7th
. August 'h
..Au-ust 11th
-Asrost r.'ih
Asrost l.vh
.Ausost UtH
..Ausrust 1Mb
Aua-ust ISth
Aua-ust IH'h
A or nst V.ith
. Aua-ust en
Auirust alst
Ansst !1
July Uth
Jnlv15'h
July 'rh
..Jnly 17th
. . . .July ISth
. . . .July slat
. .. .July -rid
. . . . .Tulv md
. . . . July th
....July 2Mb.
. . . . July 2S?h
. , . . July SWh
. .Inly SOth
. July 31st
. . . AUEUSt lt
. . Aua-ust 4th
. . . Anirust Sth
. . . Assrust f th
. . . Aua-ust 7th
. . . Aurnst Sth
. . Aurust Ilth
. . Anaust 12th
. . Autrust i'h
. . Ausmst 14'h
. . Ausost nth
. . Annost 18th
. . August IStb
NO MORE OF THIS!
ti N-IV -
II . 1 :
Rubber Shoes mili x nm tmcomfortalily tiplit,
will often sli; cl t lie f.-t. T mnmly
tins evil tUc
si
COLCHESTER " RUESER CO.
offer a shoe illi t!if InsiJe of thrt he l lined T itb
rulljer. This clinti t tli- slirc and prt-vt-nts
tlie Huout-r from aliinnz fT.
Call for tlie ' Colrlicatcr "
" ADHESIVE COUNTERS '
andTOucau waik. run or jutnp'lu tli-ji,i. .
EOI3ERT EVANS,
Bridge Letting.
fJKM.Kll PrnjH-aN al l ''C 'r-mWl y the
l 't.llM J i 'on. I'll i .r:c- t I 1 I'-nii cr.utjtv at
their ! tii K:.H-ii-;. ir.',l'4 . Vc44Icu.it.
tlo tti f t:cn:. I'.io, a- i o'oiock,
. at., ut aid dy lor one
HIGH TRUSS 1BQH BRIDGE
to lie erected across the Conemanith river at
Mineral I'oint. In said county, the extreme
lenirth ot said hri1-e to lie VS lei-t witii a lourteen
teet roadway. I'riHsals I r the material and
masonry ot said brtilxe will tie recived at the same
time and place, the tdtls t le tor the entire work
and materials lor tame, and not ty the foot or
yard.
I'lan and Scl fixations lor brMue and al'ul
metits can he seen at the CotnmtHt.iuncrs' othce.
The C-'nimtsioDcrs reserye'the riijlit to rejoct
any or all bids.
JOHN K1ICRY.
JOHN UAMPHKLl., t'oiu r.
J.H. I.MlY I,
Attest.- 11. A. McUouicb, Clerk,
auicl ;tt
i..c
1st Ward
2d Ward.
' . 3d Ward . . . . ..
4t b Ward
th Ward
- oth Ward
" 7th Wajd
" Sth Ward
oth Ward
loth iard
" Ilth Ward .....
lh Ward
13th Ward
14th Ward ... -.
- 1Mb Ward
l h Ward - . . . .
T'pper Ynder township
East Taylor townsh'p
Jsckson townshin .
i Conemsnrh township .....
cttonej-reek township ........... Autrust l.'lrh '
Iiwer Yodcr township . .
W est Taylor township . . .
dms township .......
Ktchiand township ......
A discount of S per cent, wil II be allowed on all
taxes paid on or be lore September 1st. and a'ter
October 1st s per eenb will he added on all un
paid. THOS. E. HOWE.
Efeensbarg. June 6th. Treasurer.
AUTHTOK'S NOTICR..
The andersia-ned aod I tor appointed tv the
Court of Cambria county to distribute the fund In
the hands of Caron Leahey and John K. Klly.
eirecntnrs of the last will aad testament 01 I-at-Mel'hilllps.
deceased, aa shown by their first and
final account to and anionic tbe persons entitled
to receive the same, hereby rives notice that he
will sit at Arbitration Koom.Csnrt Honae. la Eb
enstmnr. Pa., on Friday. Ausrust 21. ISao. at 10
o'clock, a. J., for tbe pnrposs of attandtnr to the
duties ol said snnointment. at which time and
place all persons Interested shall attend er be for
ever debarred from coming- la on said fund.
H.H. MYERS,
ana Auditor.
NOTICE.
In tsi narnAvs)' Cocrr or Cambria Oo.
To the Heirs and iesal KepresentaUves of
Thomas Duncan, deceased:
Otnuss: You are hereby riled to he and ap
pear be lore tbe Judaea of the Orphans' Court to
be held at Ebensbnra;. on the first TVIondav'ol Sep
tember Beat, tbea and there to accept or refuse to
take the real estate of Thomas Itancan. deceased
a the apTiralsed valuation put upon It by aa
Inquest duly awarded by tbe said Court, or show
cause wby rams rboukl not be sold.
J.U.STI NEMAN.
; ' ' - Sherlir.
SberirTs Office, tbeneburg, Pa Aagust 8, 90 3t.
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2m"I'JZ ssn s j
LILLY
lilSURMlCE & STEM.1SHIP
AGENCY.
HKE INSURANCE AT t'OST. It:l-lCltS
1SSVED IN JKI) KKI-1AHL.K COMPA
NIES AT VERY 1AJWES5T KATES.
UNDERTAKER,
AND HASUFACTUREK OF
and dealer In all kinds of FUUNITUKE,
JiLeiifsi3iii, Itv
STEAMSHIP TICKETS SOLD AN II Vli A ITS
ISST'ED PAYABLE IN AUI.JI'AKTS
OF El' HOPE.
.1 . 13. Million, Afjeni,
I
( tsA tall UDe ol Caskets always on band.-
Bodies Embalmed
WHEN KEUt-'lKED.
Apt M SI
nASTINtiS HIITKU
H. J.SHETTK1. rBOl-Klsrolt.
ljocated at the station, near the ceulie ol tbe
town, oa 1 earth Avenue. W e endeavor to fur
nish the best accommodations to business inou,
pleasure seekers and hoarders. Persons In search
ot cotnlort and quiet will bad It a de-lable place
to stop. The Table Is unsurpns.'ed and ts always
supplied with tbe heat tlis mar kit atlurds. an.l
all the delicacies ol the season. I he Bar I sup
plied with the choicest ol pure liquors and ciarars
and nothing but the best u sold. Special atten
tion given to lbs cars ol horses.
H. J. SCHKTT1U.
AVKITOR'SNCTIOE.
The wndersls-ned auditor appointed by the
Orphans' Court ol Cambria county to distribute
the money la the hands ot Joel A. Gates, admin
istrator ol D. H. Ionley. deceased, as shown by
1 his second and hnal account, to and amons- tbe ner
, eons entitled to Mcetve tbe same, hereby styes
notloe that he will sit at his oltic-e in tbe borons-b
of KhensbursT, Pa., on Monday. Auicust ISth ,!),
a 10 o'clock, a. at., lor the purpose ef attend 10a
to the duties of said appointment, at which time
and place all persons Interested shall attend or
be forever debarred from comtna- In on said fund.
Al-VIN EVANS.
Ebensbunc. Fa-, August 1. 1SU0. Auditor.
IYKKYBODY lo CamDrla county thnulJ roail
a the I RcaatAn. Only fcl.W cr )uu.
iTO WEAK Um
BnHrrlnf from tbe effects of youthful errors, early
decay, wasting; weakness, lost manhood, etc-. I wiU
send a valuable treeue I eee.led containing full
TBtrtlcnlars for home core, FREE of charge. A
splendid xuediral work ; should be read by every
man who Is nervous and debilitated. Address,
pOf. V. iYTLEK, WotMluis Conn.
SAW Ml LLS !
Patient Variable Frietlou Belt reed.
Steam Engines, Hay Presses
Shingle Mills, &c.
Portable Crist Willis.
Send torillns. Ttirealilnsr Tfachliiesi, Ae.
Catalogue. A. B. r 4 Utll AU t O.. letk, I'a.
JU25.1t.
T oh work t all kinds neatly executed at this
1 J ofhee. tiive us a Uial. 1
UIVA I K SALE.
I.letra 011 4 1 ne-lf alf Acre of deslr
side meadov laftd one hall nulo sctitbwe.-t ol
Ebensburir. well shaded, splendid sirinj( waior,
makiOK. 11 a desintble pioce ot property lor build
lnu on This property
Will Be Kelsl avt a Itavraralm.
Also, a House and It tiluated on Main street,
Eavt Ward. For turtber lu rui j t ion ci ;m or
aditres., JidlS J. fcVANS,
jaC'll ' - x-oeb.-Lnrg , I'a
I-1LX.Y. CAMBKIA CO., PA.
February 11, 180.-ly.
TT1AI. I-IST.
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Indiana Co. IC. Hk vs. Anna.
I uttertaui;li vs. luniilnham.
Slran vs. McMoll'-n el al.
FIher...V.ILV.."-.--".-.".... vs. Kilter et al.
Vse H1alr vs. ialUtsber.
I'rinirle ... ..ft. 1'rmnle.
Ktna vs. Cook.
WvlaDd .... vs. Km port
Hiiwtuan v
Cresswell v.
r arber va
lrvln ys.
Irvm.... vs.
Kline
Hasan. .. ...........
Miller
Anna
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;sllaKhcr vs. Hnkcr.
OallaKher ,. II utter.
Malchonson .. vs I.;ni-hry.
Steward a Co v. lttln.
Hall. Swojer, 'Hue Jl
Co vs. Parrtsh.
Wilson -vs. Myers is Kendo
Creary .v. Hauich
Karnliart.
Oule.
H:IVWvod IV11V
Oil'l.
IvutruR.
vs. Elliott.
.... vs. l.itzinKer.
vs. Storm it at.
vs. Notley.
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C. IIJKHV.
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Martin vs.
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KeaJe .vs.
I rinale vs.
Kerr Sc Co v.
Hrlnkcr vs
I'otteri! "o o; c-nitiveCo.ys.
Kerr t Co vs.
Kunkle -vs.
Werlover vs.
Same vs.
Mick vs.
Hem perl y... ...y.
Olasrow va.
Hall. Swoyer. (Ilase &.
Co .
Same vs.
McVey
McCawlef
Miller a. Co .
..vs.
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Carroll.
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1'arriHfi.
Alclioll'l.
Ylner.
ojJelicr k. hii-De.
Hnwers.
Same.
Adam".
1.1 :ly Mdse. Co.
fthoemaker.
Me roniKlc.
WUht'lm fc.
Sllppes.
Aauirhn.
aniclin.
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MeOonl-
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PrutUouotary.
r"Eo. m. i:eaik.
L!T ATTOKNilY AT LAW.
tBKM-lll KU. PKiA.
e-orhoe oa Centre street, uer Hlth.
VlsVtRTISF.KS Iv ail.lresriiiM 4
KoarllA t it.. 10 Srruce St.. N.
an learn the exact cost of any ptoos
A U tl( 1 J INt in Aiuencau ISet'iiji
fstiC 1'shii lllft Hi .
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i-w York
d line i t
lots