trBt ite. pa.
- rc. .wo.
TrtBSurer George Miller, of Johns.
" . ...i .t hi home in that city on batur
(DfD.U".-"-
...., m i - rhl.
jjf nrmail ""UJ! loruitrrijr ui iuu
,uL u ow o( Homestead, P., spent a
i!i tiwn last week.
.u harvest has commenced. The
ihA rfam9 riar town now measures
lad Oil I" j
.1 .r.fi'fi ! thickness and is as solid and
. , . m Drrtkner, of Jlammotli. West-j
1 county. i;eu amui a;x jcma, cn
"", ' r ;rr 'ti Tuesday and had both bis
it ' it :p tn sr-oulder.
l1-!-t-'onnery, a Johnstown poiice
, . .- walking on the pavement tn
s'; , -1 (.n Sundy uiuht, slipped and fell
Ms li ft lejjat tLo hip Joint.
Sh;i.'!'5's store at Loretto wlU be
"a on iiouday. Uecciuber 15th and alt
-,it sold at bar! pan prices for
cah or ijood marketable produce.
IIiu- - s- n!lri ' HollidaysburB. a
.known a'.turnt-y and former Congress-
j ;, m tills Uinrici, uirru iru muuu) t
iiJWt' 'a .lOllluajsuuiK. ncu oj
Mr l.uke Bebe, of Clearfield township,
rr,i,lert t f the Farmers Alliance In this
V-nty. WM a visitor to our office on Mon
jjnv, wr.iie lo attendance at Court as a Jur
or.
F,il!pli. tne seyen-year-old son or liar
., j;i;r.n. of Canolltown, died on Tues
j,r last r typhoid fever. The remains
t(re interred in the Catholic cemetery on
Kupture cure Kufntee,l by Dr. J. R.
jji.-r, ,s,l An li St., Philadelphia, Ta. Ease
it once, n operation or delay from busl
atteted by thousands of cures alter
others tail.
Kor rent. The Loretto IIons, Loretto
Cwibria connty. Also, a larae etoreroom
fitb dwelling attached, adjoining the bote!
property- Address Mrs. M. F. McDonald,
Loretto, Ta.
-Mr. J'hn Crouse, of Chest Springs, who
citers U) the wants of the traveling public
md presides as landlord over the Dexter
House in that place, was a visitor to our
cOrson Monday.
-run Evts, a sevens-year-old boy of
Bimmiili, Westmoreland county, while
pitylni with a red-hot? poker on Tuesday
Borning, tell, when the poker passed
tbronch his cheek.
-Henry Sean lan, Esq., of Carrolltown,
who has probably carried tbe compass
itjudiI more Uod In Cambria county than
Kf other man iu trie county, was a visitor
to our office on Tuesday.
-Tbe street lamp at tbe earner of Julian
izl Sainp le Streets would be vastlv Im
proved by a coat of white wash. Except on
moonlight cUhta It Is, like some of tbe
erases, invisible In this latitude.
-For sale. One of the cosiest Blxroom
team's w .ti lot 110x160 feet having all
wsiry outbuildings, etc., and all In good
repa.r. Will be sold cheap. Call on or
litm l-e e U'.ur of the Freemajt.
Alexander (jeer, who was badly in
jured while making bis escape from the
Sircrs' t county Jail, along with the Nice
ly boys, died from bis Injuries In the Som
erset jail, ou Wednesday of last week.
-We have a gpeedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
IIeilactie, In Sblloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
'ia; Ir.jectur tree with each bottle. Use
:: it y u a desire lii-alth and sweet breath.
Jinie-, the 12-year-old eon of Mr. Jos
eph Gardner, of B.irr townsb Ip, died on
Tuesday (if last week, his death resulting
from lMinj ki. S?d on tbe forehead by a
Fur .' F.jr .' Ilanters and others
sh ui'ii ii.fm.T that (1. L. Fredericks, of
p .v.', j'lys t:,e highest cash price for
o't.'r. i:i,ir. c 1 fux, Rrey fox, raccoon
stjLfe, c(j,j-u,a and rnuskrat furs and
4:"-.
-.r.'.)r!3 f ,uat7 pild out for Court ex-t-r.w
;a-t w.ek tbe folio wini amuunts:
JKUay, J-i.:., is: Tuexlay, (1,128.91; Wed
nMay, $93 4;; Thursday, fl,085 09; Fri
toj. H-.'i .v,. and Saturday, fS73.27, making
total of J."., iu J.
-ilr. John Howell, contractor and car
pejttnr t;;rs u'.aee, removed bis family to
.'cra-:f.-.vn on Tl.ursday. Mr. Howell hss
kra working for seveial months past In
'-ito.ty and expects to reside there as lonir
fctbire b plenty of work.
-"c Thursday of last week while James
of Sout'i Fork, was driving along
'i-'-wr taLk near tDat place with a load of
the team slipped on the Ice and did
-t sti'P ur.til they lar;ded In the rlyer. The
esc,ioe,l without injury.
-I'. Alrlpy and John Urapper, mlnera.
er pruba'.ly fatally injured In a prema-ep!o.-!oa
in Crab Tree minw at
TMnjuurg on Monday, and Georcre nouot-
so , a Luurding house keeper, bad hie scull
i..uren by a stone from the blasting.
-Mr. Carl Uivinlus wishes to Inform the
MVicttath- has taken th ai?pncv In thl
for tne Concert Roller ormn. thp
organ yet made. Trice, $12.00, Includ-
BVe roilnrj. Yon tra InvltuH tn Mil anrl
ai n(9 sZora ana yoa cn tnen ja(J..e
portly after noon on Tbarsday of last
. George Stacey. freight brakeman.
"'Sg Dear Derrv statlnn w
otutalnon bis train, when be slipped on
t roof falling off. rolled under thn
! Ills head was cut off and tbe
horribly mutUated.
-'or rent.-An eight room hous on
J58'reet. In the East ward of Ebens
t the property of John Ilowells. The
rnJ!y U ln K0O1 reD,r and rxissesslon
nL 8iven 'mediately. For further
""ul.rs inquire of Cyrus Jones, at Mrs.
Jones' millinery store.
- bond in favor of State Treasurer
. Coyer against Delemater A Co..
W".0oo was entered of record In tbe
. 1 j a iium uers od juonany
appowd that Senator Delemater Is In
. i Id Mitio of the purchases of cal
0 the nnrtWh .
t fc V1 kliiO VUUUlVi
iU 1,,1 T ... T , .
"It
1 "".u iee. raiiroaa is to pass to
lfwt macaijement of the New York
t' ral'fad company, tbe road to be
10 Chest creek coal field In
ik't 1irect connection with tbe Van
tht kJ5"1 to tlie west will be made, and
CT13 r'fck roa(1 mUl m tui;d a
u"Jad fr(ltn Kerrmmir u flail.
to-
Ct'rt ltt r,ypr 10 Mabaffy, tnencn np
5atyCre,!k w Carroiltowa in Cambria
kMe.'rrKvh:trn at Kco,l'town, belonging
soVr. Son WM discovered to
0n Tnur!iday evening of iaet
, 'Ini;ii tit the itiflamable Dature
u ur it was 6ocn burned lothe
n ' minute barn thlrtysthree
J' t ur Worses and to
' ' d. The tarn also cLtalced a
" 1 "r Lay, feed and harness.
... i
suprjched to haye been '
Tj" . . " v tJ
UiJoo,,"1 ar,J euUils l0i f i
An unknown man was struck by tbe
Mail Express on Tuesday evening near
Bolivar, and Instantly killed
A black fur glove was'Iost on Tuesday
last, between Ensburg and Carrolltown.
Tbe finder will much oblige by leaving it
at the Fkeeman office.
The Concert Roller organ at Carl KU
vlnius' store is an instrument wbUh eyery
family ought to bave. It Is etrong and will
last a lifetime. A child can set it and play
It with ease.
Otto, a four year old son of Henry C.
Maiser. of Johnstown, was run over by a
wagon on tbe Xernvllle bill near that city,
on Wednesday afternoon and so badly In
jured that death resulted in a short time
afterwards.
We are gratified to note that the credi
tors of the banking firm of Johnston, Duck
& Company., are rapidly signing the pap-r
granting the firm the txteusiou aaked fur.
All, with the exception of a few who are
llylcg at a distance and barJ to reach, have
already signed It.
An exchange eays : There Is scarcely
anything a woman cannot do with a hair
pin. Tbey use it to pick their teeth, button
shoes, clean finger nails, panel, bed bugs
out of cracks, fasten up s'.iay bangs, clean
out their husband's pipe, scratch their
bead, pick their toe nails, run it into cakes
to sse If tbey are done, and about a million
other things that the poor deluded men
know nothing about.
At tn late late election held at Carroll
town for officers of the Cambria County Ag
ricultural Association, tbe following gen
tlemen were elected: President, T. S. Wil
liams; Vice Tresident, John Stoltr; Treas
urer. P. J. Dietrich: Secretary. J. V.
Maucber; Assistant Secretary, D. A. Luth
er. Sr.; Directors, S. P. Kline, H. Krumen
acher. II. J. Buck, Alex. Grief, Joseph
A. Gray, C. A. Farabaugh, James Sbar-
bangb. Jacob A. Hoover. John II. Hoover
aDd II. J. Eokenrode.
William Kane, of Pblllipsburg. took tbe
Friday evening train for Osceola with three
women, among tbem Magg McCann. Tbey
hired a slelth at Osceola and drove to tbe
Arlington note I at Uontzdale. Here they
became boisterous and the manager of tbe
hotel ordered them one Kane resisted, and
William Gray, a Dorter, struck him on tbe
head with a. club and dragged him out.
Kane was soon after found dead. Gray
was arrested and taken to Clearfield and
lodged In Jail, Both Gray and Kane are
colored men.
A Biff Mtore.
We ask your attention to tbe advertise
ment of "Tbe People's Store" ln another
column of this paper. Everybody knows
this house, tbe most Imposing on Its out
ward appearance of any on Flttb avenne.
and more striking within, as yoa go through
tbe long alslen, and tee floor after
floor filled to overflowing with end
less quantities of all kinds of goods, one
wonders bow tbey ever dispose of tbem,
This store Is one of the finest In tbe State,
complete In every detail of Its appoin tmeots
nothing wanting here to make customers
comfortable. Plenty of room, excellent
light, every kind of goods to please the fe
male eye.
This store does a cash business, and Is
well known for low prices and excellent
business methods, no wrangling about
prloes only one price and that marked In
plain figuies. Give tbem a call when mak
log your purchase. All kinds of goods are
obtainable here Silks Dress Goods, Cloaks,
Wraps, Jackets, Shawls, Made-op Dresses,
Gloves Hosiery, Trimmings. Blankets, Flan
nels. Comforts. Carpets, Lace Curtains, and
all sorts of Fancy Goods and Toys for the
juvenile members of tbe family as welL
Campbell A Dice.
Fifth Avenne, Pittsburg, Pa
t orrenpondente.
St. Augustine, Pa., Dec. 9, 1890,
Tbe Cresson & Coalport railroad treats
teachers more generously than any corpora.
of which we know. They furnish a fifty-
trip ticket at at tbe rate of one cent per
mile on that line.
Mr. F. P. McCormick, of Great Falls,
Montana, formerly of this county, mourns
the death of a twosmontbs-old child under
peculiarly sad circumstances. After tbe
Jonestown flood Mrs. McCormick, who Is a
daughter of Mr. Peter Brown, who with bis
Ave children was lost In the fl od, moved to
Great Falls in tbe bope of Improving ber
health. About two months ago one of their
children died and on November 1st Mrs
McCormick returned to her former borne r.t
Minneapolis, Minn , in order to escape tbe
rigors of a Montana winter. About a week
after the arrival of the family at tbe latter
place, tbelr two-montb-old Infant sickened
and died, as stated above.
Marrlate I.lensea.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by tbe Clerk of tbe Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, December
10th. 1S00.
Oscar Evans and Lizzie Roser, Cambria
township.
Adam M. Storick and Emily C. Slsf,
Johnstown.
John L. Stickler and Nora B. Divinney,
stocycreek townsblp.
It. W. Bishop, Stocycreek township and
Jesse tr. Astie, wiiinore.
John W. Ed mis ton and Mollle J. Smith,
Jonnstowa;
WiMlam W. Rose and Clara B. Relgbard.
Johnstown.
Geoge Lentz and Mary Koch, Johnstown.
George IT. Scbnahla and Mary L. Con-
logne, Johnstown.
Ada Ry SpcrlMalar BarlMqn . o
The Ada Ray Spectacular Burlesque Co,
showed at tbe Opera House last night to
a crowed bouse. The show Is a good one
and tbe wardrobe was the finest seen bero
this season. The singing was good, tbe
specialties of tbe Mitchell Sisters were
superb, and. In fact, the whole show caught
on and seldom was there seen a better
pleased audience leave tbe Opera House
than that of last night. If tbe Company re
turts the Opera House will not be able to
hold the people. Come again and often.
Washington Timet.
This Company will appear at tbe E bens-
burg Opera House on Wednesday, Decern
ber I7th.
Sbllb'a i'oaiBmpiloa Care.
This Is beyond question the moet success
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few
doses Invariably cure the worse cases of
Cougb, Cronp, and Bronchitis, while Its
wonderful success In the cure of Consump
tlon Is without parallel in tbe history of
medicine. Since Its first discovery It has
been sold on a guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have a
Cough we earnestly ask yoa to try it.
Price 10 cents, 60 cents, and f 1.00. If your
Lungs are sore. Chest or Sack lame, use
Sblloh's Porous Plasters. Sold by Dr. J T.
Davison.
Anawer Thla Qaenf Ion. .
Why do eo many people we see around
ns deem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite. Coming Up of
the Feod, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents
we will sell tbem Sbiloh'a System Vitalizer.
guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Dr. T. J
Davison.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Tub Eurrom: PIcmlao inform your readers
tbt 1 bare a poaitlT remedy for the above-named
diimaae. By lta timely use thousands of hopeless
cases bTa been permanently cured. I ahall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FEZE to any of
your readers who bare consumption If they will
end me their Express and P. O. address. Bipect
fully, T. A. SUtCUM, M. C, Wl Pearl SU, JJ. I.
Court ProverdlnaT).
The following cases were disposed of last
week after our report In the last Issue of the
Freeman.
Commonwealth vs. U. W. Bmford. as
sault and battery. Jury find defendant not
guilty but that he pay tbe costs.
Commonwealth es. Vito Guardago as
sault and battery with intent to commit a
rape. Jury fonnd defendant guilty. Mo
tion for a new trial.
Commonwealth vs. Barney Sanders, as
sault and battery. Defendant plead gnilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine of (20 and go to Jail
for four months.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Ternner. as
sao't and battery. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine of 1 5 and go to Jail
for three months.
Commonwealtn vs. Cylas Alexander,
adultry. Continued.
Common weal'fc vs. Martha U 'yno'ds. f r-
nicallon. (Juutiuued.
Tbe Grand Jury Ignored tbe bills In tbe
following cases:
Commonwealth vs. Elvira Anbrej. open
lewdness; Commonwealth vs. Anthony
Schrivtr and Pius Scbrlver, assault and
battery; Commonwealth vs. Samuel Simp
son, receiving stolen goods; Commonwealth
vs. Charles Bryant, larceny and receiving
stolen goods.
Commonwealth vs. George Makln. shoot
ing with intent to commit highway robbery.
Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Schan;ansteln
and William Donges. furnishing liquor to
minors. William Donges was discharged.
The Jury fouud John Schanlansteln guilty.
Motion for a new trial.
Commonwealth vs. James Daley, Belling
liquor to minors. Jurv find defendant
guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of f 100 and
go to Jail for three months.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Swires, as
sault :and batUry. Defendant plead
gnilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of f 10 and
go to Jail tor thirty days.
Commonwealth vs. John Lennon, shoot
ing with intect to kill. Jury find defendant
not guilty.
Commonwealtn vs. Thomas Toner, high
way robbery. Jury find defendant guilty.
Sentoced to pay a fine of f 100 and a term
of two years and a half in the penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs. Rosie Se triple and
Jake Sample, keeping a bawdy bouse. Jury
find defendants guilty. Se ntenced to pay a
fine of 1 10 and three months in the county
Jail.
Commonwealth vs. William F. Cook, em
bezzlement. Jury find defendant guilty.
Motion for a new trial.
Commonwealth vs. William H. Gore,
highway robbery. Jury Dad defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Roddy, ob
taining money by false pretense. Jury find
defendant cot guilty but that be pay tte
costs.
Commonwealth vs. Nicholas Mnlberron,
a sanlt and battery. Jury find defendaut
guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of tlO and
go to Jail for six months.
Commonwealth vs. Luke Weakland, for
cible entry. Jury find tbe defendant not
gollty and the prosecutoi, Andrew Disbart,
to pay tte costs.
Commonwealth vs. Newton Divine, sure
ty of tbe peace. Defendant discharged.
Commonwealth vs. Henry Mnlborn, for
nlcation and bastardy. Continued.
Commonwealth vs. John Carver, fornica
tion and bastardy. Continued.
Commonwealth vs. W. C. Westover. se
dnctlon and bastardy, yo lie prosequi en
tered on payment of costs by defendant.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Jones, high
way robbery. Jury find defendant gnilty.
Sentenced to pay a doe of $100 and to go to
tbe penitentiary for a term of two years and
three months.
SECOND WEEK.
The following sentences were Ixposed
Margaret Dinello, convicted of larceny, a
fine of 120, costs and one year and three
months in tbe penitentiary.
George Llngerfelt, larceny, a fine of f 10,
costs and three months In the county jail.
Augustus Fresh, larceny, a fire of $10,
costs and confinement In tbe Huntingdon
Reformatory until discharged under tbe
roles of tbat Institution.
Peter Boldlsb, larceny, a fine of ?10,
costs and confinement in the penitentiary
for one year and three months.
Tbe following cases on this week's list
were continued: Indiana County Deposit
Bank vs. Anthony Anna; Eliza Jane Vivian
vs. William Kichards et al; Oscar Pringle
vs. Margaret n. Pringle; William Gray's
use vs Gray fc Wyland; E. B. Ciesswell vs
Mary Cole; E A. Irvln vs. George Kutrnff
etal; Martin A. Miller vs, John A. Storm
et al; Anthony Anna vs. D. E. Notley; Mc
Garry & Son vs. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company; James W. Gallaher vs. William
Baker (two cases); Nicholas Yost vs.
Frank Deal; Nicholas Klein vs. Frank
Deal.
In tbe case of Daniel King vs. William F,
Cook, et al, a verdict was rendered in favor
of tbe plaintiff for 33 74.
In the case of Conrad Kunkle vs. Fonde
lier & Keene, a verdict for the plaintiff was
given for tbe aura of $59.32.
In tbe case of Langenfcelm Jt Sbepbard
vs. Mrs. C. Parrlsb, tbe plaintiff took a non
suit.
In the case of the executors of James C.
Fisher vs. John Eager and Elizabeth I lager
and Andrew Noel, eicctment. Verdict for
defendant.
In the case of Lawrence Wyland vs. Por
ter Kinports. ejectment. Plaintiffs took a
non-suit.
John Schlanstlne, who was convicted last
week ot furnishing liquor to minors, was
sentenced to pay a fine of fM and go to Jail
for ninety days.
In tbe case of Anton Kleic vs. J. M. EN
Hot, judgment opened. Jury find for
plaintiff $347.50.
In tbe case of Joseph Malehlrson vs.
Clark n. Lougbry, apr-eal. Jury Mad foe
plaintiff $4.48.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Krotendeifer,
rape. Jury out.
Charles Wilson et al vs. Stephen Myers,
ejectment. On trial
Ueatts Not lee.
Lines kindly offered by a frier d on tbe
death cf Joseph, two-year-old son of Fran
cis and Mary Ivory, of St. Augnstine, on
November 15th.
There's a pair of little hands
Laid to rest forever more:
There's two pearly dlmuled cheeks
Whose rich blotsomlns; Is o'er.
Death has sealed two little eyes
Tbat will no more smile or weep.
Tiny windows of the soul.
Little Joale 's (rone to sleep.
There ' another bod removed
Cre It lelt the hllirht ol aln;
rb rough the door that angels matte.
Little Josle bas passed In;
Far beyond the aiure skies
Will tbe tiny star-eyes peep.
From all earth's doubts and fears,
Little Josle 's aone to sleep.
He will wake In fairer lands.
Where tbe snel's voice will slog,
where the flowr'et shall eipand.
Then shall love perfection brins;;
He bas reached toe golden shore,
Throuich the lirer cold and deep,
Acela bore him aately there.
Little Josle 's gone to sleep.
Uatklea't Arnica) Halve.
Tbe Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, CLappod Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively enres Piles, or so pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents iter box.
Sold at tbe drng store of E. James, Ebens
burg, and W. V. McAteer. Loretto.
Lex-al Isttltatri
Following is the program for a teachers'
meeting to be held at Hastings, December
20th, 1390, at 10 o'clock, a. m :
How can we hold tbe attention of prima
ry pupils In ungraded schools, Mr. I. P.
Yabner, Committing to memory, Mr. G. L.
Bearer; Free U-xt books. Prof. J. S. Foiey;
Recitation, Miss Annie White; Select read
ing, Miss Annie Grlmee, Drill. Mr. Joseph
Farabaugh; Teaching manners, Miss kadie
Gorman; Wbispetlng. Mr. II. N. Trice.
These topics will be open for dissuasion.
Tbe exercises will r tlntetspersed with
music and all friends of education are In
vited to be present.
BLACK LICK TOVTSSHir.
Following Is tbe program for a local In
stitute to he held in Blackllck township at
Bethel school house. Decern', er 20.lt, 1890,
at 1 o'clock, p. M :
Duties of teacher. B C. Cmrrm; M!h-
of teaching cuuipoeitiuo. Sadie Baiclaj;
Duties of pupils. Wm. Edward and Harvy
Roland; Essay, Katie Wallace; Duties of
parents. E Rowland; Evidences ot a teach
er's success, George Fyock; Duties of
School Directors. Thomas Reese; select
reading, Clara Gfbson; Methods of teaching
leading, Clara E McFeatters; Whispering,
W. W. Price.
6T. AUGUSTINE.
Following is the program for Institute to
be held at St. Augustine. Saturday, Decem
ber 30tb, 1890. commencing at 10 o'clock. A.
M :
Seng by pupils of ptlmary school; SentN
mental roll-call; Address of welcome by tbe
president; Recitation, Miss Celia Bebe;
Notes of the County Institute, Bert .Season;
Song by pupils of high school; Primary
physiology, J. S. Foley; Recitation. Miss
Mealley; School punishment, Roel Srtt86r-
ville; now to Inculcate patriotic sentiment
In school, John McCormick; Iustrumeatal
music. Andrew Carl; How should a child or
six years be taught ar.d vhat. Miss Annie
Callahan; Recitation. Miss Jennie Ryan;
Object of parents visiting the school, C. L.
Luther; Pnonetic spelling and diacritical
marks, SupL Leech; Beet way to teach pri
mary arithmetic. A. J. Sauker; Song by In
stitute; How to secure tttntlon, R. II. Bi
ter; How to prevent tardiness and secure
regular attendance. M. J. Cramer; How
to secure apparatus for tho school. J. R.
Swope; Song bv the Institut-; Paper, Miss
Minnie Ivory.
fxbeel Brpart.
Following Is the reprvrt of the Eber-bbnrs
pntlic schools tor th m lU'.h of Noiele-,
18W:
A r erase
tDrulicd. atieiiUanee.
? i ?: i S
Teach sbs.
2 i v1 .i r, ! n- ri S
. c i
. ! - ? I a-. -I :
: i
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Allie t.toyd
fcrfle Myers
Mai(i(te Shenkle....
Annie Jones .
T. U. Allison
1 i S4 f.5; E5 a2 6; S
2 I -r. Zl W J3 J 4
3 ! 3J 13! 49. 2fi IS 3i
4 ! 14 as 4-jI u -n 3il
14 i 11
a i J
O M.W.
ToUls ..
Tbe following pupils were perfect la at
tendance during month:
Room No. 1. Jse Erans, Daniel
Thomas. Charles O'Hara, Walter O'Hara,
"Walter Apel. Ralph Davis, Artbnr Hill. El
mer Davis. Harvey ribhott. Cari Eagle
hart. Waldo Squires, Harvey Kodrers, John
Cole, Harry Jones. Robert Young, Jet
Verne,;Albert Srown. Willie Craver, John
Rees. MauJ Foisom. Sallie Young. Hattie
Urown, Angle Connell, Uaigaret Connetl,
Llda Davlpon. Beatrice. Mower, Flora
Weaklen and Uarwl (iant.
Kooro No. 2. Wal'or Jones. Willie B1
key. Ernest Weaklen. Dellie Chute, Arthur
Evans. Frank Borkey, Edson Hill. Harry
Bennett. Florence Evans. Eihl Shields,
Mary Connell. Lizzie Ludwlx. Gertie It ill.
Carrie Uarman. Annie Hammond, Nita
Evans, Mary Englehart, Mattie Euerline,
Annie Heitclne, Emma Evans and Peart
Kruis.
Room Ko. 3 Annie McBreen. Maud
Sbinefrlt, Floy S:il. s, Anie Owens. Alice
WeakU-n, Relta Uarman. Bessie Evans,
May Lelebty. Mittie Craver, Eddie
Craver, Ollie Dayis. Willla Leluhty. Wal
lace UnmpnrA&. Petnr Ludwie, Charlie
Evans, Davii Evans Earner Davis, Her Die
Evans and Willie Cole.
Rnoin No. 4 Blanche Foisom, May Grif
fith, Sadie Nipple, Stella Crtery. Annie
Mills, Minnie Kirachnnr. Monica Murray,
Minnie Craver. Ida Craver, Ada J es. Jeu
l.ie Dinstmore. Mary Nipple, V, y MeCaoe,
Ada Jones, Morgan Kvans. vt illie McCabe,
Butler Roberts and David Thomas.
Room No. 5. Annie Shield. Minerva
Leighty, A nnie Davison. Charley Weaklen
and Ueorge Thomas.
CLASS LEADERS.
Room No. 3. A class, Willie Cole; B
class. Flov Stilus.
Room No. 4. A claxs. May Griffith; B
ciaas, uav Uivis.
Room No. 5. A class, Julia CocLell; B
ciabs, Annie uavison.
fclilleli'a (atarrti Remedy.
Sblloh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous
cure or Catarrh , Diphtheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. With each bottle there is
an ingenious Nasal Injector for tbe more
successful treatmeut of these complaints
without extra charge. Pr'ce SO cents. Sold
by Dr. T. J.Davison.
It would save parents a great deal cf
trouble thinking what to buy for their
ciiiinren at cnrlstmas by getting one Of Carl
Rivlnius' Concert Roller organs. Each
roller has a separate tune and can be had Iu
nnilautcd qnactl y at 23 cent:-each.
THE - STATE - CAPITAL.
Watch the Proceedings of Your
Legislature.
The Ilarrisburg Daily Pa
triot, in addition to the general
news of the day, will contain full
reports of the proceedings of the
Legislature during th3 session of
that body. Send one dollar and
twenty- five cents to the publisher
and get a copy every day during
the session.
The Weekly Patriot i3 an ex
cellent family journal and will
also contain a report of the legis
lative proceedings. Terms: $1
per copy per annum; to clubs of
ten or more, 75 cents per copy
per annum, with an additional
copy to the getter-up of the
club. Postage on the Daily and
Weekly prepaid by the publisher.
The Daily Patriot and Free
man both for $6 per annum.
The Weekly Patriot and the
Freeman both for $2 per annum.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ettate ot Henry FreldborT. deceased.
Notice la terebjr given that letters 01 adminis
tration on tbe estate ol Henry t reidhofl. late ot
Monster tuwastilp. deceased, have been granted
to me. All persons Indebted to said estate are
notified to make payment u me without delav.
and tboee havlDK claims against tbe same will
present tbem, properly anthrnneated. lor settle
ment to SIUON COMtAD.
Administrator ot Henry r relJhoC, dee'd.
Lilly, 1'a., Dee. U, ISM. 6t.
TjHIH SALE.
I The undersigned will rell at nrlrate ula
pieces of real estate situate In Mu oiler township,
Cambria county. Pa. euntaininic re4i,cctlrely
aixiy-six and Olir-fUe acres and allowance. The
property Is Improved aud ln god slate of culti
tlvatlon, and will be sold at a reasonable price
and npon eay terms, for Kurtner particular
call oa or address AWIa fcvins. reai-rur. fa.,
IXeciuber 12. 1SJ0. Luietto, Pa.
TAKE FOR
RHEUMATISM
iGOUT, BACKACHE, Pains in the Side,
.the Chest and the Joints, Neuralgia,
Sprains, etc, ete, the
I M PORTED
AHLnun
m EXPELLED
IT TS AND WILL EVER BE
The BEST. UrtEQUALEO REMEDY.
TJset wlrh m-at iihmh In the Imperial
and, UujmX Unneral Huepltal of Vienna
and many others.
Cas ValidSiei Trttlmsalal eat of Ti.tn:ii ;
T irioi-uLia, ll 1.. Jan. J. VL
Toor Anchor Pain ExfwMer is rtUlv ex-ol-
Vnt. Or, tf ourSbtterA, auiTeriuK front Jjnen
anattsni fr ca;x I nnd n.4hln; lo cure
htJ" i.ul o-.r A:iclto. i aln FlW'tlw.
Bdiuot. blsTtria 1K KCT&& DAMX.
CO Cents a bottle.
I OF MOST DRUGGISTS, OB DI&ECT FROM
OU31SWJ f.
BETTER VALUES
and mure for your money in every case
on every item Is what we claim.
Write our Mail Order Department for
BAXIPJL.KS
of Dry Goods of any kind that you a ay be
tn want cf; compare qualities fti-J prices t
with any others you may find, and sea if we
do not prove our claim every time. Only
on this pri ucip'e of giving the most and best
obtainable foreery ao'.lar do we hope for
your patronage. No sentiment Iu this.
VTe offer among many other specials this
wek
3S inch Imported Tailor Sailings, checks
aud stilpes. 43 cents.
40 Inch Clotu Suitings, mixed and solid col
ors, 43 wnts.
36 Inch All Wool Camel's Hair, all colors, 43
cents.
48 lnca Cheviotte Suitings, 73 cut5; In al
ultra fashionable shades.
5f) Inch Scotch Check M xtures, medium
dark color, 73 eents. (sold universally tt
(1 00 eiaevtbere.)
For the IlallJijt sitcifal lar,e an J ele
gant stocks of
Handkerchiefs.
Muffle rr,.
Cloves.
Umbrellas.
Cents' Furnishings.
And very extensive lines of
FANCY GOODS
of all kings at oar usual law and and at
tractive prices.
We will fill your orders by mail to your
satisfaction and profit.
BOGGS & BUHL,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
CWaiilON FLEAS TRIAL LIST.
J Third Monday In lMrember, ItM.
Indiana Co. Dep. Ba.ak.TS. Anna.
Hutierbauab ts Cunningham et al.
Firttier et al trs. Kctrer el al,
revy vs. Keade.
'reswell ys. "oie.
tarber ... Haywood.
Irrln... ts. Uiilet al.
Irrln... vs KutruHetal.
Kline, vs. Kllioit.
Miller
t 'am ey
Sloan....
Use Wiley
..vs. McKay.
ts. Smith.
....ts. Mcilallen.
.ts. Humbert et al.
-..vs. McKb'.jj et al.
vs. 8hoem leer.
....vs. Wyiand.
vs. Weakland.
vs- Hack.
.ts. Khody.
ts. Wa.-hlnirlon Two.
Mnrdock . Bro..
' la?KOw .
try...
rarrell...
iKioohoe (aanlyn
t zirln :
Sauip.......
J. C. UAiiBY, Frothy.
EbensburR, Nor. S, 1S90,
NOTICE TO PERSONS
Dasianro to mrser iv
Borough. Bonds !
"ftTOTICE is berer.y irlven that tie orouth of
1 Ktensborir. Fa.. It anout to lssae bonds la
tne amount ot tte.OOO.OO. In sums of SIOO.OO
each, with Interest at the rate ol 4 per cent, per
annum, f.aysttle semi annually, tree from taia
tlon so far as the Individual bolder are concerned.
1'erfoni drslrinc to invest In such securities will
please make known at once to the nndercifned or
Kerirus C. Lloyd, Itputy Kuntens. tbe amount or
number ol such bonds tbey wish to purchase.
The?e bonds will be sold to the nrtl purchasers
prepentlim tbeccseives. hence the necessity ol
promptness ln making known tl:e nnmixr ot
ol bonds desired. J L. EVANS,
Kltn'-Lurx.. Aun. 29. 19S0. liuntess.
HASTINUS HOTKL.
H. J.SHETlia. PnopRirroil.
Located at the Station, near tbe centre of the
town, on r ourth Avenne. We aodearur to fur
nish the bent accommodations to basinets men.
pleasure seekers and boarders. Fersona In search
ol comfort and quiet will bod it a desirable place
to stop. The Table It unsurpassed and Is always
supplied with the best the market aflords.and
all the delicacies ol the season. The bar Is sup
plied with the eholcelof pure liquors and eiirars
and notblna- but the bent is sold. Special atten
tion given to the care ol horses.
H. J. SCUETTICJ.
SALE.
In Cambria Township, within fllteen minutes
walk or Fost Otflee. a small property, beautifully
situated and aflurdins; a Due view ol the town and
eurroundtng country. Contains nve and a half
acres (5) of irrtile land, a tine orchard, lawn
snaded with maples and cat 1 pa trees. Four
roomed hoti'e with summer kitchen, wood and
coal houre attached. Lxcellent cellar. iTilled
well, never failina suiply of puse. ecld water,
flood stable, three stalls and carriage shed.
Kxcellcnt location lor summer home, or trull and
truck tarnu For terms rati nn er addres.
MRS. A. K. HEAT.
LKneburij. Fa.
ESTKAT NOTICE.
Came to theressdenceo! the no lersla-oed to
White lownMilp. (Jambria county. Fa.. Id May
lat, a black and white speck led bull, apparent
ly about eighteen months eld. Tbe over Is re
xatreted to some lorward. prove property, pay
eancea and take him away, otherwise he wlil
be disposed ot as the law directs.
JOHN STABLEK.
decs.tSiW.
ILEOTIOIS NOTICE.
j The annual election for Directors of tbe fro
tection Mutual Fire Insurance Uuinpany ol Cam
bria t'ouBtv will be held at the otnee ol the sec
retary In EIenburT. on afvatday, Jaaaarr
12lls. 1M91. between the hours ot 10 a. at .and
1 r. at. T. W. KICK,
Ebensbura;, Fa Deo. 121 ltM.St. ISecrery.
H
II. MYERS.
A O vJii Itx-AT-LA W,
EBBsawuBo. Fa.
MfUtTic ta Collonade Row. oa Cectro street.
TONALD E. DUFTON,
U ATTO KN EY AT LA W.
EBBBTsaraa, Pnia
IfJOfflce In Opera House, Centra street.
TW. DICK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Ebkbsbcbo.
neclal attention riven Ui claims tor Fen.
ion UoUDty. etc ch7-li-90
GEO. M. READE.
ATruKNET-AT LAW,
EniJtBRritn. Febba.
MWUiSct on Centre street, near High.
m lw
1
f
i
1 F. AD. RICHTER & CO., I
ilO Broadtraff, Xetm l'or i.
Isrsafsa llamnet Rwioteta.t, O'y.
lrf.CHl.icL, YhHiuA, Kotterdam. PraffUft u
Kimstnlg. Olten. KunsnitMUV. Leimio.
3 FSIZ3 KS9AL3 ATASIE3.
YREE Books about other Anchor BeK
Vi ineditu oa Application, j.
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ials able and fearless and its
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and it will continue io introduce
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THE UN"
BOB
1891.
Sntna people aa-ree with Th Sun's opinion about
men ana thiOKtl and some IoH don't: Ont ev
erybody likes to rein bold ol the newspar
which is never aou ana never airaia to spe&B its
mind.
1 hrmorrats know tbat Tor twenty years The Sun
bas lon'a-bt In tbe front line tor ltemoeratte princi
ples, nover weakening; or waverlns; la Us loyalty
to tbe true Interests ol tbe party it serves with
tearless Intel lle;enre and disinterested vlaror. At
times vntnions have di tiered os the best means of
areouipitt-hlun tbe common purpOM : It ts not
I he Aua s fault 11 it Bas seen lurener into mm duu-
tone.
Eighteen hundred and rlnttyKce win he a
a-reat year In American polities, and everybody
should read rae &.
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Addreas TUEkl'S.Stw rerk.
IXKCUTOKSS' NOTICE.
j Tbe andersla-ned bavins; beea appointed
exerators ol the estate ot tbe late Kobert 1.
Job&fctoD, request all parties bavins; claims
aaainst ae id estate to present them properly ao
tnenliea.led tor payment, and tnose a no wins;
tbemrelve Indebted to said estaM to malt im
mediate payment tf erect.
A. w.ur?K.
KOBT.SCAUAN.
Ebenrbarg, Ps Nor. 11, 1SU0. tiecntors.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Iettrrs ot Administration on the estate ol
John A. Krlse. late of Clearfield townsblp, Cam
bria county, deeeased, bavins; been itraated to
h-Jun lenluned, all jwrrons inl.lled 10 said ea
ts a- retjaefted to rustee pnjtnent aid those
nariSK Claims to pruoul tne rauid witnout delay
u. JKSK1UA KKIsK.
CUa.teld t wj'.,Nov. It, lo-.-O. AdDiiiusUatur
o-tts. sinvnoisr,
The Only Clothier in Cambria County Who Carries the Lead
ing Styles at Popular Prices.
WINTER OVERCOATS
Ont, away and above the famous barcain eaks of Overcoats with which na. Slmnn
has surptlsed his customers durloiz the seaton. will be the special eent of this ana
n?xt month. It will be a most extraordinary, exceptional and remarkable affair.
Don't make llst.t of this announcement. If you ned an Overcoat. us. Simon Is
not the man to cry "wolt!" when there Is no woir. Italy on It when this great cloth
ier r ngs the "bargain bell"' a sumptuous feast of low prices is on the tabie. And the
bouse Is open f or all; the hand of nop;tall;y and Kt-nutn frleudrhip is rxtr.ded to
everybody. No lines drawn here; no classes recoci ized. Th rich Iran's collar Is
as Rood, but not a whit better than tbe poor man's hundred reriU. but In older to
Kiveyouan idea of fcat ttis big f ptrcial tJe for the coming event means, we will
call your attention to tbe bona fide reductions:
All Men's Overcoats which fcimerly retailed at f and f9 have been rebuced to 15
and f6, while those that formerly retailed at f 10, $12 and fl.r. will hav to "wa.lt tli.
plank" at IS. f 10 and 512 reppectively. In the tii.or Kiedes li e elaueh'er le veii
wore. Regular flSaad f'-0 Men's Overcoats have been marked down to f.o aud H,
ibile tte Uet. wotth from f24 to w.il be effertd at is aud
Boys' and Children's Overcoats.
Boys and Children's Overcoats have not been exempt from this rednctlrn fever.
Two dollars and fifty cents takes choice any time from the three twenty-Eve ar.d
three dollars and fifty cent lines. Four dollars buys V"ur pick froo the reenter bye
dollar lines. Kiye dollars entitles you to a sel ttu.n fn.ru Ihe peven dMiar line. E c'.t
Wi!!ars fives you tveholee from the ten dollar lir e, acd somi. I'.ut binmn'a libetaMy
does not stop at reductions. The ii tt!e ores will be especially n n euitjeit d, f(.r with
every purchase iu tte 15ys Clothire r CJirU' Cloak Drtarmei.t iifcndsotne, uselu.
(and oiiiamentai as well) present will be aiven tree of ctatce.
Our Great Bargain Sale
Includes Ladles and Children Coats and Cloaks, IMusb Jackets and Coats.
Our Offer.
Remember your Far Is paid by me both ways, providing your purc'.ias es amount
to or exceed TEN' DOLLARS.
The People's Favorite Clothier and Merchant,
CHESTNUT STREET. CALL1TXIN.
FOSTER,
Formerly of tlie I'lrtur el, Foaler A Qalna,
Is Located at 247 anfl 249 Main Street,
Joliiistowii, -Pa,,,
"With a largo and full stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings,
Hosiery, Linens, Flannels, and Winter Goods.
Carpets and Oilcloths
of every description and everything in the line of House Furnish
ing Goods at the lowest prices.
evert WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF
BE Uf
TO
THE MARK
r I
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
ma-. S-ly
VEECQATS I
Clothing! :: Clothing!
Having returned from the Eastern cities I am now prepared ta
show you the largest and best selected stock of Clothing, Ha's,
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods at the lowest prices in the
county. As I buy and sell ior cash, I can and will Fell yen Cloth
ing at prices that defy competition. Never before have th people
of Cambria had such an opportunity of buying first class goods ht
such low prices. Call soon and see my stock, learn prices and be
convinced. Very Respectfully,
C A.
et3M-y
ONLY $20
HIGH ARM,
PHILRD'R
SINGER.
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
-aae-aJa-aewAa-aajaasa--a
PJot to Discolor!
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
B US'
cr L LI H
M ARK-
SHARBAUGK,
l.'AliKUUTOWN. I tNNV
WARRANTED
5 YEARS.
15 DAYS TRIAL
f i 6: t
slataSelf-ecttlam XeeUle,
aeir-tlareadlBia; aUwttle, U,
ssalaeleaa and Ilgtst-rmasa
situs;, has tbesasdassuaat
w sod-work-, sued flsseat
aet er est attmchanrmta.
Don't pay sts 139 er
CO 1 aead far tlrculas.
THEC.A.W0C3C0.
7H.tntr,t. psi