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CAMItKIA CO., I'A.
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LIKAI, AM PFHSOJIAU
TI.e iliiiaj's ended on Monday.
,Yt week oysters will lie in the soup.
Tlx' squirrel season oieiis September
M.
Ciii-r mills and copper kettles arc; in
di'liiiind.
Monday -w'pN'iiiJHT "tli. Is Lalxr Day,
a ,t;ite ln.lliday.
Mi. I). (J. Myi-rs. of Ashville, was in
tuw n mi business on Tuesday.
.l. inlT 4tli will lie the last day on
h voters an lie registered.
Mr. -1. Kluxly, of Ashville, was in
town for a few hours on Monday.
Tlie Catholic parsonage, which is near
ly ,,,nileted. will lie by lighted elei-ti ieity.
-Mr. 15. 1. Anderson, of Allegheny
town-hip. was a visitor to our oftieo ou
Monday.
Mi- D.xle l'eiilon returned home on
Monday after a visit to friends In Phila
delphia. Mrs. K. U. Hurllx-rt. of .laekson. Miss.,
)S vi-it ir.ir her brother, lr.T. M. Uiehards,
of this plaee.
It is said that one farmer in Carroll
touii-liip. "HI have nearly two thousand
bushels of apples.
),. T. M. Milliards, of this place, re
turned home ou Tnesdi.y after A week's so
journ at Atlantic City.
Philip Fliek. of Allegheny township,
ua- In town on Thursday and hud his sub
iv'ription to the FbkkmaX dated is-.r.
pi . 1. W. Thomas and wife, of Loav
Puumi tli. Kansas, are visiting their daugh
ter. Mr. M- D. Kitlell, of this place.
Kred I'.iter. of Tirtai:e, who had his let?
brnken hy fatli n down a shaft near that
plaee some time ie.T". i aide to lie atxiut
Uk'uio.
There is talk of connecting iioiiioays-
Vmii" and Altiwuia by an eleotrii
road
which vt ill bi " little
over four miles in
lclitfth.
-Tie
feeling L"
Ivr ol a i
i : n ir people in the country urn
.it nver tiie prospeet of anv mini
le butter h'Miitiir- in the near
future.
T et rid of the sin. -II of oil paint
plum:' a hisndrul of clay into a pail full of
water, and let it. stand In the .room newly
lainicd.
Man- Williams, sifter of Mr.
TliMina- .1. Williams, of this plaee. died nt
C!'. lily, on Wednesday of Iat week itiied
Gs .-:ivs.
!-. I'r. riank. of Christiana. I.ancas
t, r i leintv. ai eotnpanied by her 1 Viildren.
i, vi-itir.--' her mi.tlu r, Mr. Suaii Rub
er:., el thi plaee.
Winter Hose, .-ri-mid son of Mayor
W. Ib.i.ie.' Ilo-e, of Johnstown, was tnar-r.-.!
mi Tuesday evening to Mi Mutilio
Gi.!. o! that city.
The i iaiiil jury at LnnenstiT his re-T,r-..
Mi it the o!lieial in the I'rothono-
taiv"-
I a:i'Mn
-Mi
otvee have heea -ov'-iciiarsinz t tit;
- of that ollice.
. ,!o ph Millet, "f Karr township,
throitnh town on Wt i nexhtv on
t.- wa
a e
v to .leanette w i:. re he is bnihliuir
i 1:1 . e tor' l.olel.
.5r.
I". IIiovmi, fd the Centnil Hotel,
ha.
-i ieeeied a new "bus which will In'
Uii! i-onvey patinu of that popular
Luu-e to and from the depot.
-M.-i-. .1. W.. lifiney, W. C. Shields
and lt. T. .1. Iinvidson. started "for Indi
auuon Wednesday iiiornins to attnnd the
te-Uiiinti of 11 I'mii Reserves.
A bay hor.-e weitfhliiir l.r-wm pounds and
Valued a! .'uo w as stolen from W. (J. Dus
sonhurty. near Mctidon, Westmoreland
comity, on Tl:nrd:iy liisrlit of last week.
In tin- Catholic c'fitirvh in this "plaee.
OU Sunday Imm. ahe Iianns of matrimony
were .'!tlil..tl betwewa Mr. Ossie Wilkin
ton and Mis Annie 'ltlair, both of thi
p'.a.-i'.
Tie- .lohri-town luily h'm wnl I was
tL.'e.- , ;i i - i.'.l on I'rntay and has Ixn-n
Irp- .v 't .' ii, e.i.-h irr -Mlins year. We
ti.i
'( in i a; a konir and prosjM'i
M !
Ky.m imMit llyaefLtht,
i e i'! ne w a announced inm
: hw i hi; ltnpioiiitf and her
, !ii le i iwimcry. JJiiiU ten
I Th InaiU nf Klu-ii.hm -x ill
'I.. tirt Mon.tay of f. pi. i.ii -r,
f it in it i s a h'L'al hoocay
ii- ii'l f- tiK-r,! nridl'tl aiul
! i H'n .i.f lltt-l'urif. and John
ere fla "ill the Imrmllli
. T; iii:i loir m-' ist irk fc r
.t.iv iiii tl "'tfeets uf K I " -
T'
- m 1'rlmfW'. ,.f 1'oi taire, ha
1 'in the IV I:. M. ll.dief A
um of H.itji ou ai iiiiint of
' l.-t ini.iutiid. who a.- a niem-
iwiaimii.
brr
MeNevin. a leal. tin hardware
-''ei.,,,! ,,f Arinona. fali-J for a laryc
i 1 r:u.iy hist, 'li-- was alway
l""i a- n moneyed limn and many
-'I.' ill the f.liiill'4'.
tie -on. ,f lr. Ji'ihti Murphy, if
. 'i '-'l on WiniueMlay if last week,
ear J months and IS days. The
' 'ih.'k plaee at St. l"aliick's ceme
ei :.!in. mi t'riday last.
tiien liaiiti of AlUMHia, intend
i lund of f?.i) to ! offered as a
lo
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Ur.-tt.
a.-.-.: ,,,
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' "try a
-Th.
''u
r' i" the ajittelieii-.ion and convic-
'i'lDof ;hi- i in-,,t, .Mil rv tir. ihiork wtlo Iiri.
'i.L -o iiiurh -oronertv in that city.
l! Irt' s., e til ,-:rtt till bl iotheit
!r,
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"Ulli. ,,(
Ai:
i aheny township, aiitiounces
ii independent eandhlate for
hu,L..,f
e ef l'ir Director in tins county.
W. Itiivls. a wati hinaii unploy
"ie Cambria Inn CoiniKtiiy. was
H in
'ri.-K ,.v
Th.,ry.:.:V
'J.
ie of tlie Cnpaiiy's euuines on
if last wn'h and Instantly
Iiai leave u wife ana fam-
-Mr-
i-aii Iii.-s, i(.nv of Su.illiel
a rnunlered hear this iiiace.
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''ii ii,r. (jt.,l t the home of In r
"' Mi. David 1'iivketi. in CaiiiU i.i
1'. i Wednesday th -.'c.ih, un C .
y-ai-s.
Mi
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K'l. leel. w ho li-., I. -. t,l. I I...
,.v;,y. Mr. I r-l Wu. 4 .
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' n'.al.lj, m- Uiincl that
i .ii..! i ighty -live .-... .
Aii.-I oig throi.-t ! il.
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d. Mim. to the cMi ni ,,f
l'. OH1! l!l;e or li t; ItifH
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'au.
1'or all kinds of job work try this of
fice. Mr. James Hanlin, one of Ashville's
l)pnlar landlords was In town for a few
hours to-day (Thursday) on business.
Jacob Steel, the oldest man in I'enn
sylva la, died at Uniontown on Monday
from the effects of a fall from a porrh Sat
urday. Mr. Steol was horn fvtolx'r lft,
17S3. He cast his first ballot for Jefferson
and his last ballot for Pattison.
Miss Kittie. ISrown, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John II. ISrown. were married In
Ciimlx'rland. Md., on Thursday of last
week to Mr. Jesse Clawson, of Johnstown.
It Is said that the parents of the young
lady were opposed to the weddm;?.
Potatoes are rotting in th trround in
this county and the same is reort-d from
several other counties In the state. It is
said, however, that ihe rot feasil in some
localities as soon as the. rain ceased and
the ground btM-ame warm and dry.
At the reaular meetinsr of the Ebem
burj? Council on Monday night an order
was issued to Itursess Young for six
months' salary. Tho Knrgess probably
contemplates a trip to Eurojie or he would
not let his salary accumulate so long.
The Sons of Veterans will hold a re
union in Elensbtirg, on Friday and Sat
urday September 4th and 5th. Invitations
have been Issued to aM the Camps and all
the (I. A. R. Posts in the county and it Is
expected that they will all he represented.
The County Commissioners are having
the stone pavement in front of the Court
House leveled up. In many places the
stones had Ixn-iimo uneven and out of
shape, but with a little filling under them
will put the. pavementZ in good con
dition. (leorge P. Mullen, formerly associated
with his father, the late (leorge W. Mul
len, in the proprietorship of the Mountain
House, Cresson. and the St.. Cloud Hotel,
Philadelphia, diod in the latter city last
week. He was well known to many of our
readers.
A tramp whose name from li tters found
on his person w as supposed to be Frank
Murray, was struck by a freight train near
Fast Conemaugh on Saturday morning and
received injuries from which he din! a few
hours later. Tin; Poor authorities buried
tlie Txxly.
Summer flies. The katydidTl soon be
gin to say Its fiddle. From Its th-cp and
shady cloister will come forth the silent
oyster. Frost ere long w ill put Its veto on
the Caliiiiieut mosquito. Heed the lesson
all this teaches Now's tin time to can
your (waches.
A reunion of the survivors of the lf.'d
Regiment Pennsylvania Yoltuiteere, will
le helil at Somerset, Pa., on Tuesday, Sep
tember Sth. ISM. All till edd soldiers and
citizens generally atv cordially invited to
join them on that occasion. A full attend
ance Is expected.
This is a scrap of law that may not !
familiar to very many: "A linder of prop
erty is coineIled to make diligent lliciui
ry for the owner thereof, and to restore the
same. If. on finding such proM-rty. he at
tempts to conceal such fact, he may be
prosecuted for larceny"
Ou Wednesday morning Kl titer Itruner
was taken from the jail to the oflice of
'Sulre Kinkead Tor the purHjsu of giving
him a hearing on the charge of murdering
Samuel Ueese. "out on reaching the Jus
tice's office a hearing was wavod and the
prisoner rcmaiulcd to jail.
The sixth reunion of the lYnnsyluania
canal boatmen was held at Freeport. on
Thursday of las't week and was largely
attended. )vt two hundred members
who in years gne by had lieen employed
ou the old canal were in attendance. The
next reunion will lx held in Johnstown.
The large woolen mills of McKlhose
Pros., near KHIysburg. Indiana county,
wern destroyed "by firo on last Sunday ev
ening. Uesidesxhe building and machiney,
a large lot of manufactured goods and nn
worked wool was lost, involving a loss of
lo.'io, on which there was no insurance.
The time for holding the Pedford
county fair has'been changed to one week
later than was atinounecd and will now tx
held commencing on Tuesday, Scptemlw-r
?.lh. and las: f. ir four days, being the
samu days fixed npou by the Eliensburg
Agricultural S-cty for holding the fair
here.
Mr. Thomas iMran, of Summerhill
tow nship. accompanied by a relative, who
is a inetulx-r of thu Christian Protherhixxl.
of St. I.oiii-., Mo., s -n t a few hours taking
a look at the nm ii ou Tuesday. They re
turned by way t,f Iorett for the purpose
of -eing the chuxd and tomhof Rev. Ir.
(.allllni.
A new swindle is lx-ing successfully
woi kid In eastern Ohio. An agent calls
ai d asks to s-e1he sewing machine. If it
i a Singer he takes the shuttle out, put
I It in his (XM-ket -unci refuses to give it up
I unless the iiwtwr paysl, K. ?3 or for an
allegitl Infringement on a patent. Many
I families have het-ii duped.
The man (Till who was killed on the
i railroad at Flinton last week, whose death
we mentioned in last week's Fhkkma.v but
who first name we failed to learn, was
Joseph R. (Sill, of Peccaria township.
: Clearfield county. .He was .'xi years of ago
I and leacs a wile, four sons and four
j daughters to survive him.
I Last week the Marion Center Imle
' iriu7cnt published u story of a cow Ix ing
iKilled ly flies eating around her horns.
j"The pest se-ms to be spreadfng all over
: the country. The fly resembles the Texas
I fly ami is about lialf as large as our ordin
ary Insect, t he rw-u preventative is said
tv smear tar around tlie horns.
It Is reported that a miner working
tieur Sonmaii wasrrr"lKrd of asnniot money
amviunting to nearly three hundnil dollars
a few days ago. What the miner's name is
ve "failed to learn, but the report says that
w hlK- he was sleeping a belt containing his
money w as removed from his rsoii, and
whei, he aw oke money and thief were both
gone.
A name of base ball was played on the
I'.elmont grounds on Saturday last 1k?
tvvceti The Eclipse, of thU place, and a nine
from the Mountain Hou-i, Cresson. At
the end if tlie ninth Inning the score stxI
.1 to .". aid a ft was Ix-ginnftig to rain, it
wascallixl a draw. Tlie same nines will
play oa the grounds at l"fni to-day
'Friday.!
Tin- V iwmcr's Al'lancv, tir x-ople
arty, will tedd their State eoti vent Ion In
iti-ell'b'int Mome time uelt Wwyllth. at
which time aviate li. el will put In
meuiiiatiori other t.usi in- of liiixirt
aieeto the tM-r iar:y trutis.v tt. The
date (,f t!.,. tne."'i.g has Hot been d. ter
tnit.e.l i.,ii y,t. t4t It Is thought that It
1 11 ! rl v In 4tv rvonlh.
J-.hn
' p. w I..
Preijtw-r. U Summerhill town
w a- bnrit to Jail la-t w.--k on
'
a i. u nt of li.ai,ltT. wx taken lo IHinnrut
on I ir-"'av fy Ja ! Warden Young and
Mr. 11. J. Kinkeiwl, bci iii pan ied by Dr.
KenieOy. Pm 1,1,,-r a y w ild and il a
n.t ..,y totrap him t a lxrd in ortb-r
toi oi.viir I mi t., ih. )ttaai. Jledi.sl In
that li.-tiunh.ti i,n Monday.
--Mr. Da.hl buln, a f.HtTwr i iticti of
!.! ii-biu g. -it for the past twelve ) ears a
r ident ,,f ktisax. died at his koine In
f
il'ni. ICan mi Saturday. August 21,
I- IV. . ;ir. The .feeea-.il leaves ., ,
Mi -in. hi, ,e:,th n if., w ho is a si-ter of :
ir. .1. l.var.. .,f thi, plaee, and lliree
pla
'"'-''rs rfts. Win. p.p.,
e and M ts. AI.-x
I.'jf. of !C:,.
of Pitt-tinr?,
an Mrs
Si rah I'ryc,
I r'
The Cresson & CoaIKrt train on Sat- There arc; In market great lots of
urday last w hile shifting at Cresson backed , peaches but they are not gxd. ow ing to
into a passing freight train, scraping the, having ripened prematurely. Especially
sides of a number "of freight cars on the i s it the case w ith fruit if the yellow va
!., .r,i .nH rfum.irinn. tbeir own riety. It is said that the trouble arises
coaches to considerable extent.
-Seth Lewis, who is said to hail from uot ,misent this year to help thin out the
Indiana county was brought to jail on ,mm,.nse crop80n lhe trees, aud that con
Monday night from Carrolltown, charged uentIv the ..Junft dr0p" this year was
with assault and battery with intent to v..rv. i,vinff mole fruit on the trv.9
commit rape on the person of Miss Jessie
Myers, the fourti-en-year-old daughter of
Mr. Henry, Myers of that place.
Captain Jacob Crcps. of Indiana. Pa
a well-known citizen of that place, died on j
Sunday evening, aged 5.1 years. The de- j
ceased was a veteran of the late war, had j
served one term as Sheriff of Indiana conn- i
ty. and also represents the county in the
legislature. He was known to a number
of our citizens, having been here on busi
ness several times w ithin the tiast vear. '
A careful estimate of the wheat har
vested
.tod in South WoKlbury township for j I
s year, made by Rev. C. L. Puck and
thi
Samuel Werking. places the crop at .Vi.ntK) j
bushels. Of this great yield over ),000
bushels will be for sale. When to this Is
added the wheat raised in Woodbury and j
in fl..i xr ' ... nt
nf..-t,o ..i.t ,.t,. i ;
her history. Bedford Gazette
It Is well to call attention to the fact
that evety one who w ishes to vote at the
ensuing general election must be registered
on or before September 3. Under the new
registry law, all voters whose names are
not on the list already must call in jer-
son n Km the register or assessor. Under
the old law the committHMnen looked after
the matter, but that is all changed now, j followed from the earliest ages of an-
since he is not considered a compctenV tiquity. For many years J. Wilkinson fc
voucher. Son have been In the marble business in
Col. Tom Watt, district passenger Ebensburg and through their energy and
agent of P. II. K.. prophesies as follows: honorable dealings, they have built for
"I will not live to see it, but the time will themselves a reputation for doing their
come, I believe, w hen Pittsburg will ex- work in a niost artistic manner. Their
tend out the Pennsylvania railroad 30 or work is an ornament to the town as well as
40 miles. All the numerous tow ns and a 'Ted it to themseUos. We are giving
villages along the line will grow together th,'m 1,0 ni,,r" notoriety than they
and form a continuous extension. Why. deserve, and to provo our assertion, go to
even now It Is fast approaching that con- their establishment and see for yourself.
dition. and within the past few years scv- T,,,,y take P'easure in show ing their work,
eral towns have sprung up." w hether you w ish to purchase, or not.
... ... , it . They have ou exhibition at their works
Mrs. Kegina Sherry, relict of IVter .... . , .
... , ... , . ... ... two car-loads of monuments and head
Sherry, of Carroll township, died at the , , . ,, ...
T , ,, , . ... stones, and in April and May will receive
residence of John IJuck, in Carrolltow u ou . , j r.. ,,, , ,
T1 . , . . ...... i - two car-loads more. They w ill then have
I hursday August -Joth, 1 .!. aged hs years. . .
. . . , . , a large assortment of the latest styles for
the di-ccu--d leaves to survive her two . . ... . ,
T , , . , . ... customers to select from. They have
sons. John aud Jacb. f Allegheny tow n- arrmnKPmonVs niade wlth w hol.ale gran-
ship. and two daughters. Mrs. Paul Str tt- u, du,n th CM m M
matter of Carroll townslup and Mrs. ft,r RrilIliu, nionunllts a,,d headstone in
Johnl.uck. of Carndltowu The Inter- a short lIme AI,d as cheap as can be done
ment took place in St. lfa-iMnlirt s cn.ewy any whf.m Tn,.r bl tlloir fUM.k , tuch
at Carrolltow no., last Saturday morning. Urgc 4UaDtjtH thal tht.y a..fy ..on.p,.
A dangerous counterfeit fifty cent tion. They also have the agency for the
piece has lx-'n Fpriiug uixmi the guileless j Champion Iron Company and are prepared
public. The piece is a lx"auty, and shows
great skil la its make-up. It is one of the
series of lsST. and has the clear ring of the
genuine article. Tho maiu point of dif
ference, however, lies ill the thickness,
which is a trifle morv than in the genuine
article. The tig ore on one side Is rather
obscure, but is, at tho same time, nearly
perfect, although there Is a slight, depres
sion in the shield.
John Jonr-s (Pethe!) made several
speeches to appreciative audiences on our
street corners to-day (Thursday ). the prin
cipal subject of hisdiscourseslx'ing theelec
t ion of Judge. Mr. Jones says he loves both
Linton and Parker a") id that one of them
ought to withdraw. As the Democrats
intend eht'ting Linton by a majority not
less than 1.2un. the advice of Mr. Jones
might Iki bt'iieGcially reflected on by the
Republican nominee, as the way things
look now, lie is hardly "in It."
Dr. Z. X. Snyder has resigned the
priucipalship of the Indiana state normal
schtxd to accept a similar position in the
(Ireely, Col., normal school at a salary of
$.-,oii pT year. Dr. Snyder w as appointed
Superintendent of Public. Instruction by
(overmir Pattison, but the Senate refused
to confirm. Judge Siniontiu, when the
case went Into court, held that Dr. Snyder
was not, on account, of the Senate's action,
the Superintendent, though appoinU-d.
The resignation w ill be accepted.
On last Friday morning a little after
two o'clock a fire was discovered in the
coal sheds of M. 15. Mctirath, on (tr-eii
street. A 1 toon a. Notwithstanding the
pfompt appearance of the fire companies
on the scene, the conflagration spread to
Mr. Mct-rath's rcidence, the store-room
ot Morgan Brothers, and the Sun printing
oftic of Parday lirothers. All these
buildings were soon a mass of ruins, to
gether with their contents. The fire Is
supposed to Ik the work of incendiaries.
There will be a Sunday school picnic
held under the anspiccs of the Frugality
Sunday school at Arbutus (.lien, on the
Cresson it Coalixirt railload, on Tuesday,
September 1st. Sunday school superin
tendend.'tits and pupils are cordially In
vited. (5Mxi sjK"akers are expected. A
brass band will lx; present to enliven the
occasion. An organ w ill also be plac-d on
the ground and good music may 1x5 expect
ed. Arbutus (ilen is a pleasant place to
spend a day and there is room enough for
all.
"They say" that the landlord of the
hotel at Highland Fling, Cambria county,
Is petitioning the postoflice department to
establish an office there. Some iieople
think the fact that only one family beside
the landlord lives there Is an argument
against the contemplated office. They for
get the old woman who lives at the top of
the mountain, also that this great govern
ment has instituted the postal service for
tho accommodation of the people. Why
should not the landlord at Highland Fling
have his little postoflice? A.lttni Xrl-
j bnne.
j Jim P.igley, of Altoona, who for some
time past has been suspected for Ixing one
j of the incendiaries who have kept the
j people of that city In a state of terror on
j account of the numerous fires occurring
; in that city was caught in the act of set
! ting tire to a stable in the rear of the resi
! deuce of Mrs. Margaret Cox, ou Sixteiitu
street, on Wednesday night. Pigley's
j chances for a !ong term In the penitcuti a- j
rV Uiniri In 1... ...!. ... ..1 .n.l It . H 1 lu a.
j relief to ttie teople or that city to know
: that one of the gang of Incendiaries has
been caught.
I The other day at the A lmshou. w hile
one of the Inmates was working alxoit a '
i furnace heating water his pantaloons i
! caught fre. Another inmate who was1
, near by. and w ho w a carry Ing a bucket f
' hot water, -eiiiH his companion's dinger j
and without thinking of the conscucn-
. ". dah-d t he bucket, ofhol (rater on th' ,
rallies. The water hud the d. -si red rlTect
. Ill putting out the tire Ixjt there m i
lively war dance executed by th oafi.r
tuuate object of the deluge of hot t. r.
. Fortunately tlie water wa not hot
enough lu m aid the man.
John Skelly. a resident of Portage
t.wnhip. wa brought Ut jail on Sunday
niornliitf. rhargil with ftealfng a horse
and buggy. The horse and in guy stolen
was the property of Messrs. O'Hara,
Luther Jk Dai, of this place, and had
bin liird on Saturday by Mr. Thomas
M. Preen, who drove to Pot age on Stur- j
A . ' ..... . . I
uJ e. ning a I. a iiitcti.sj tlie horse to a
! jMtln front of a hotel. When Mr. Mc
; Preeu Hi nt lo get hi horse it was gone,
j A fur hunting during the night without
. sun.-, Mr. McPr.-en and Mr. David
O llara. of Wilmore, while walking from
Uilmoie ut I'oi tage on Sunday morning,
found Skelly with the horse and buggy in
his possessjun. Ho was taken to Wilniore
here a warrant was aworn out for his ni--
- t and lie was brought fojail.
,fro m the ct that owing to there having j
j thau tbT collld ,sibly mature. The fruit
being set, the hot moist weather caused rot
and prematurely ripened fruit.
Harry Miller, of Moxham. who was
reported last week as having left his fam
ily and eloiH-d with a servant girl in his
employ, returned on Friday evening and
I notwithstanding the fact his wife had
made an information against him for de
! sertlon. he was welcomed back to his home
and Mrs. Miller met him with a cordial
greeting. He appeared tobe in a good hu-
mnr an1 bi. wife voiniecwl nt. fii return
prowMed to the jU!itlc,.'s oftice aud
. . . , ,1Q,f,in.t
withdrew the charge. About half past ten
o'clock, when every one about the house
had retired except Miller and his wife, the
former went out to the pump to get a drink
. , . .
More going to bed
A pistol shot was
hrd and an investigation revealed the
fact that Miller, -while standing at the
pump, had placed a pistol to his forehead
and shot himself. He was dead when
found. He w as twenty-three years of age,
was born in lledford county, and leaves
three children.
The erection of marble Is the last work
of respect to the memory of departed
friends, and is a custom w hich has been
to furnish
ii kiiius oi iencing or aiiyining
in iron. Persons wishing to purchase any
thing iu their lino of business would do
well to give them acall before leaving their
order with any other manufacturer, as
they have as fine, if not the finest stock of
marble that ever came to Western Penn
sylvania. Give them a trial and you can
dcH-nd niton getting a good job at & fair
price.
feber'ATa Kale.
Sheriff Stineman has advertls-d the fol
lowing properties at Sheriff sale at tho
Court House, in Ebengbtirg. on Monday
September Tth, lSyi, at 1 o'clock v. m.
The interest of Jennie Walters in MO
acres of laud In Summerhill township,
about 60 acres cleared with a frame house
and frame barn.
The Interest of Levi Edwards iu Trj acres
of land in Lower Yoder township, with a
frame house and barn; also a piece of land
containing 4 acres in same township.
The Interest of David Purkard in a lot
of ground in Lower Yoder tow nship, di
mensions 100x120 feet.
The interest of John Hickey in a lot of
ground in 14th ward, Johnstown, fronting
50 feet on llidge avenue aud extending back
to an alley, having thereon a two-story
frame house.
The interest of Samuel Noel iu Mi acres
of land in M uustcr tow nship, having there
on a two-story house and log barn.
The interestof Cathriue Lay ton and Wm.
C. Layton in so acres of land in Jackson
township, with a frame house and log barn
therein crccta-d.
The interest of Cornelius Mc(iinlcy, de
ceased, in a lot In 10th ward, Johnstown,
fronting 2S feet ou Church street, having
thereon a two-story frame house.
The Interest of 11. V. Long and Mary A.
Long in a lot or piece of ground in Portage
township.
The interest of (leorge T. Peers in one
and a half acres of land in Reade township.
The interest of Jason Pringle and P. F.
Purkey in loo acres of land in Sumniereill
township, having thereon a grist mill aud
log dwelling house.
TheinterestofA.lt. Westover in three
lots of ground iu Susquehanna towuship,
having thereon a two-story plank house.
The interest of Matthias Harmon in a
lot of ground in Dale borough, with a two
story plank house.
The interest of A. J. Ywungkin in a
piece of land in Reade township, with a
two-story plank house and a small shop.
The interest of Jacob MIshler in a lot of
ground in Morrellville borough, having
thereon a two-story fratno house; a lot of
ground In Morrellville, with a two-story
frame house.
The interest of Thomas E. Davis in a lot
of ground in 2nd w ard, Johnstown with a
two-story frame building thereon.
The interest or ('. M. Paker in 118 acres
of land in Carroll township, with a two
story frame house and frame bank barn.
The interest of J. C. Moorhead in 4
acres of land in Summerhill township,
with a two-story plank house and frame
barn.
The interest of pen Smith in a lot of
ground in Gallitziu witli a two-story frame
dwelling house and other outbuildings.
The interest of James S. Gallagher in 2.M
acres of land in Reade tow nship, about Co
cleared, with a two-tory plank house and
frame barn.
The interest of Andrew Rarer and
Charl. - s II. Pradley In 14'. acres of land in
having thereon a oue-and-a-half
plank house and outbuildings.
nory
aaalbrr Flad r riMd Br I Ira.
Yesterday forenixtn while Messrs. Iyoiii
(rerhardl and Otto Huebiier were M-tting
curb on the corner of the alley in front of
the (Juinn proertr, near the JhuuH-rat
I oflice.they unearthed a half dollar and two
i iuart. rs In silver, tu open-fact' watch, a
I rubU-r stamp, a glasa ink well, a pair of
J scal.-s, a hand-saw, and numerous other
' trifling articles. The rubber stamp was In
, good condition and gave an excellent im
J pression. which read as follows: "If not
J railed for in ten day return to J. M.
Young, dealer in groceries and provisions,
I-Srt Portage street, Johnstown, Pa. A tree
tod on this corner before the flood, aud
articles were found In the loose dirt which
Blb-d the hole made by the tree Ixing
washed away. JoiuMViru. Dcitunrat.
The follow ing marriage licenses were is
sued by tho Clerk of tho Orphans' Court
for tlie w.-ek ending Wednesday, August
'.tith, 18K1:
Edw ard D. Praw ley aud Elizaheth Lleb,
Parr towusliip.
Daniel H. Pennett and Sue McMcAfee,
Jolinstowu.
Walter Rose and Mamie A. Cooke, Johns
town. Thojnas Wallet. Rcadc township, aud
Aniiio llaiix r, Virginia.
John Pristak aud Errt I'awlick, Ehreu-
fleld.
Spots oa lhe Hmm.
Astronomers have this summer discover
ed an extraordinarily largenumberof spots
ou the sun. and predictions are made of se
vere atmospheric disturbances. Weather
predictions are an uncertain qtianity, how
ever, and there's no cause for worry. One
thing is certain, Klein's celebrat.-d brands
of "Silver Age" and "Duquesne" pure rye
whiskies are gaining iu public favor every
day. A reliable stimulant should always
be kept in the house, more especially in
summer, when sudden sickness is liable to
attack us. "Silver Age" sells at L.lo and
"Duquesne" at fl.2."l tier full quart. Poth
are indorsed and prescrib.'d by physicians.
You cau have Gibson, Finch, Guckenheim-
er or Overholt at fl.OO per quart, or six
quart for fo.00. Try Klein's Ulackbcrry
P randy, pure juice of tho berry, $1.00 per
quart. Gotxis -promptly shipped to all
parts of the country. Send for complete
catalogue and price list, mentioning this
paper. Max Ki.kix,
82 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
10 tba voteri of Cambria county.
A I hereby announce myself aa an in
dependent candidate tor ine office of Poor 1'irost
or on tbe platform of the Peoide' party. If elect
ed. 1 pledge mycelt to perform tbe duties ot rhe
office wltn bonefty and to tbe beat of my ahtlll) .
KLUKLNCE ttlLLCUHANU.
Aug. 'J. 189L. Allegheny townJhlp.
17 ALL and Winter Ctotblnc at C
baugb'i. Carrolltown.
A. Shar-
f TRAY COW. Strayed away from tbe
be pr
Oaflli
rcm-
O Ike of the aaberiter residing IB
luln.
fa., a black cow with epot on lace. Any inlorm.
atlon at to ber whereabout will be than klnlly
reoelyed by l)H. T. S. TKOXKLL.
aaa'i8.Zt Oaluuin. fa.
IT will pay yon to go 20 mllea to buy a anlt of
clothe or an Urercoal from C A. Shar
augb. Carrolltown.
RlCISTER'S
LOTDCEX
V
'HE folkiwlni aoooonU have bea ezamlnew
and passed by me and remain Hied ol record
in thu office lor Ibe Inspection of 'heir, leaateea.
and all other Intereded. and will he preaeoted
to tbe Orphan' Court lor confirmation and al
lowance on
Wednesday, Sept 9th, 189L
. Flrrt and final aoeunnt ol N. ts. (Jeorte and
Samael Moose, admlnlatratnr ol Samuel Move,
ate ot South Fork burooah. deceaaeoU
i. Second and hnal aeroant ol John Krai. Jr.,
administrator ol John M. Kruli. late of Chen
Uiwni-Mp. deceaed.
n. Second and Baal aeeoant of Jm, M. Rom,
admlnKtrator ol Jaha Kuaa, lata ot Urwr Yoder
towpuhlp. deceaied.
4. r'lrit and noal accoant of Jno. M. Rom. nd
mtnltratur of Bertha I'letTer, lata t Joaowowa,
dceed.
a. Iirt and final account ot John Haddon eae
catur ol the laat will aaxt twumeai of William
Ii addon, lata ot Woudraia borvaab. denaaaej.
tint and final account tlrattun Uoyd
Kodxar. admlniatTAtorof Maria K. Huupea. lata
ol Wood rale borough, deceased-
7. t int and baal account ol Orafton Uoyd
Kvea- adminitrator l trneat B. Hoop, late
ol W'-odrale txirounb. debased.
a. First and partial account nt Kllen M. Itaed
and Lemon Kaed. executors of s;snBuel iteod, late
ot filarfcllck townblp, decaafed.
9. First and final aoroontol Henry Bamhart
admluiftrator of Michael Varnhart, late ol Voder
townsblp, deceased.
10. First and partial account ol Peter RoMne,
Jr.. irnardlan ol the minor children ol Cbnsmpber
Koblna, deceased, and Uiaabeth Kobine. deceaa
d. 11. First aiidifinal account ot Mar; Bonder, ad
ministratrix ot tlopbart 'Bender lata ot Lilly bvr
onrh, deceased.
IX First and final account ol Luke Kodser. ex
ecutor of tba last will and testament of Catharine
Kodtter, lata of Loretto borouKh. deceased.
13. First and hnal account ol Osonte Fye. ad
mlnstrator ol d-eorge Fya. lata ol the township of
Ada ms, deceased .
14. First and final account ol Benjamin F.
Jame. guardian ol Clara Km ma Mills, minor
child ot Jainefi AlUla, later ol Cambria township,
deceased.
I. Flrtt a partial account ol Mary T. Melsel
and :eortce H Meist-1. executors of tho last will
and testament of Thomas JUlsel late ot Carroll
township, deceased.
IB. First and final account of Marsaret Seese,
administratrix 01 Martha K. Manges, lata of
Johnstown, deceased.
17. The account ol E. E. Eek, admlelitrator ol
tbe good and chattel, rights and credits watch
were ot John B. to , deceased.
18. First and partial accoaut ol Frank Powers,
exesntor f the last will and tostamentof Her.
Thomas Iiavln, deceased.
H. First and partial account of John J. IMe
trich. executor ol tbe last will and testament ol
John A. Dietrich, deceased.
M. First and partial aroount of John ltel. ad
ministrator ot Michael Brant ft, late of feummer
hill township, deceased.
rl. First and final account of John Thomas, ad
ministrator c. T. A. ot ol Barry I. Parke late ol
Johnstown, deceased.
Tbe second account of Frank IMbert, guar
dian ot John 11. T. Dlbert. U. Sy more IMbert. Ja
cob Charlea lxbert. Kacuael blbert, Kate May
Li i -art. Dun C. B. Dlbert and William Dlbert,
minor children of Samnel IMbert.
S3. First and final account ol Oeonre W. Wag
oner, adtnlnielralorot Uaorge Waauner, late of
Johnstown, d-ceased.
i. Flrstnd final account ol Oeorire W. Wag
oner, administrator ol Mary Wagoner, late of
Johnstown, deceased.
First and bnal aoccount of Jame J. Mlltl
ran. administrator ol Mora;an A. Waster, de
ceased. M. First and final account ol (reorce W. Lad
wtK. administrator ol Henry O. Ludwlg, late of
Johnstown, deceased.
t. First and partial account ol X. Fltabanis,
administrator D. B. M. ol Peter Burns, deceased.
U. First and oral aocount of John T. Harris,
admlnls'ratoj ot William Owcui. late ol Johns
town, deceaaed.
v. First and final account of Jno. O. McCloa
feey. executor ol Susan Mct'lofhey, deceased.
3o. First aod hnal aooount ol Alfred J. John
ston, administrator ol Annie J.Johnston, lata of
Johnstown, deceased.
81. Firtand hnal account ot John II. Brown,
administrator of Susan Knable. deceased.
Z2. First Und final account ol Oeortce Kicben
sebr. aruardtan of Lluia Kiel, minor child of
Leonard Kist. deceased.
aa. First and final account ol Walter IMbert,
a-nardian ef Annie J. Dlbert, minor child ot David
Dltiert. deceased.
34. First and final account of Thomas D. DtIs
and David J. Llewlwyn, administrators C T. A.
ol Jonathan Lewis, lata ol MUlvllla borough, de
ceased. Si. Second and final account of Thomas J.
Hopbea. administrator ol Ulsabeth Iiavia Evans,
late ol tbe city ol Johnstown, deceased .
i5. Third and final aoconnt ol W illiam Wamer.
administrator of John Warner, late of Chest
township, deceased.
87. First and final account of W. H. Halln. ad
ministrator ol the estate of Catharine Hoffman,
lnte ol Johnstown, deceased.
&i. First and partial account of Mary A. Jones,
administratrix ol John W. Jones, late of Cam
bria township, deceased.
CKLKSTlSi E J. BLAIR.
K ex ister.
KegUter'i office, tt-nburx;. Pa Aug. 1, lavl.
THK I" Ices t and Best Ureronaui la the county
at C. A. Sbaxbaoah', Carrolltown.
TaliaMe Heal Estate
FOB SALE !
A I A IT ol ground In tho West ward of the bor
ouich of Kenslur;, Cmbrla county. Pa,
trontlng on Sample street havlnsr-lhereon erect-
""frame house
and outballdina. all In srood repair. For terms
or particulars calico or address
JOHN NK ALAN. Nick town. Pa., or
M. D. KlTft-LL, Lbanstiurst, I'a.
DoNTIallto seethe Immense stock of Fall
and A' Inter Crutblnsr and UrereoaU at C.
A- Sbarbausjh's, Carrolltown.
1-"XKCt TKIX' UT1CE.
A Nolle is hereby given that letter testa
mentary oa the evtai ol Michael Mc I term ut,
lata of t'learheld leanshlp. Cambria coaaty, da
eaased . have leea v ran ted to the nndersiKnd.
All person Indented to said estate ara not in ad
t Bin payment without delay, and those hav
Uia claims iiui.it the same, will preset, t them,
properly as Uient tested Inr settlement.
ilKi. FUANC1S M DtKMlTT.
Lxecatrtz.
Chest springs, fa . July H. ll.flt.
CTtNl"lNE Irish horse collars tor 13.00 at Duf
J tonf.
r?AKM Ft K SALE
1 ha abscrttr offer for
sal tbe farm for
tuerty owned by Evan K. Bennnett, deceased, la
Cambria tawashlp. threw mile Bwrth ol Elxsns-
bars . The farm contain Me acres, about 12& of
which are cteered, having thercoo a house and
earn and a aood orchard. For particular call on
r ade. EVAN 1. BEN IS ETf,
fcbUr EbensunrK, Pa.
M. D. K ITT ELL,
Atto r n ey -n t-jjar
EBENSBUKU. FA.
(Jfflo la Armory Building, opp.Court House.
T.
W. DICK.
ATTOKKEY-AT-LAW,
Ebksisbi-bo. Pbnb'a.
s)T-SixM!lal attention glrep to claims for Pen.
sloa Bounty, etc. ch7-'t-
DONALD E. DDFTON,
ATTUKM EY-AT LA W.
Kt)BHDeHO, Pkbha.
jf"(J8lot la Upera House, Centre street.
G
EO. M. KEADE.
AiroHS EY-AT- LA W.
Eaamanaa. Pkbma.
Office on Centre street, aear High.
HH. MYERS.
ATTOEMEY-AT-L.AW.
CsmDU, Pa.
4trOtne la OoUoaad stow, oa Centre street.
will please all
Ladies Heavy Grain Leather, from
Ladies' Fine Dress, trom
Ladies Fine DoiiRola Kii, from
Ladies Great Comfort Kid
Ladles' and Misses' Spring Heel, from
1(KJ pairs Uovs' Mining 1'roRatis, from
SOO pairs Infants' Shoes, from
Men's Patent Leather Kangaroo, from
Men's Fine Calf, from
SMI Men's top-sole Itropans, from
50 pairs Men's Hand-Sewed, from
it!Ji7S ginxi itlankets
"Ifx7! (-(Hid Illankets
.18x78 all-wool Blanket
fs7S all-wcx)l I'laiikvts
MZS all-wool Red Illankets..
Ciood Haps
GiHd Size Haps
Extra Size Haps
Good Haps
The
ro
DETERMINATION.
We arc determined In our efforts to
close out
ill SUr.1f.1ER
DRESS FABRICS
Now on these shelves, and them's a goodly
pile of both
I00LENS AUD WASH FABRICS.
That's why we sell this month
1,000 PIECES OF
AH Wool
uitiiig.
Ji, K and K oil the regular and still pre
vailing prices.
300 PIECES
Assorted Suitings, 2.c., were 40c and JiOc.
300 PIECES
at 50c, were 7.1c. and $1.00.
400 PIECES
75c. down from 1.00.1.23 and 11.54.
These prices moan buMness business
for us profit for you.
Entire Extensive Stocks of
DC ESS GIXGn AMS,
SATIN ES,
BKADEXIIUKGS,
CH ALLIES.
GRENADINES,
to go by these same methods.
If you'd improve this opportunity cor
respond with our
Mail Order Department.
BOGGS&BUHL,
115,117, 119 & 121 Federal SL
ALLEGHENY, PA.
fT'KIAL. LIST.
X Ut ol noMi at down for trial at a t'-ourt
ol CommoD flea to la hrl4 in Uirorriurg com.
meaetOK Moaday. Sejitauihar Mth. 18.-I:
., , i r i " Taylr Sun Co.
'fla'T"" i " Watt
ttvrberk.
vs. Overtieek.
ts. feventry.
Saylor
?reeTT.
.ts. neaue.
Heef administrator iMeienuoen.
Howman ..rp. Ham hart.
1 'J"J -f OrerdorrT.
lrrin - (Mil.
Irrln ts. K a trod.
flack si Ulnnt -ts. Troxell.
i , w t"rTle et at.
Bradley .. ..'. V. Soutt It. Sons.
Herns? .. ts. Haws.
Valley Plk Oo . M-hlalo
JBolinaii ts. uoierkt-r.
Scbctlauer.
?s. t':ntrla Borough aud
Morrellville Water
Uomoany.
, , -- Fattua.
. ts. Lahey.
ts. K.Mrayor. tiro.
ts. Pettier.
i. Ilri'rira.
...... vs. McKalvey.
,ts. Knnpea.
..ts. HfiliM et al.
note et ai
Max wall..
Xiuutso
Use Avnar
Stiafler
Harnhart liros.
IaTU
Oaks
JAiS. V. DAK BY.
I'r.KhonoUirT.
I rothonotary's offloe. Aanst lSth Id '1.
F you want tba newt re d the
L l.SOO ooiumn a year.
AD M
SIMO.W SHOES.
Every three months wc make a clearing sale of Shoes, which
means we close cut odds and ends on hand of the seasons pur
chases. Wc do not like the idea of carrying old stock over, and
in order to dispose of it to make room for incoming new goods,
we have arranged a GREAT MARK-DOWN SALE which
purchasers.
This big sale begins
Saturday, August 15th., 1891.
How long it will continue depends on circumstances. Shoes arc
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. We have reduced
.? l.r-0 and
. l.Tiand
.2.00 and
. 1.75 and
. 1..VI and
.30 and
2.l and
1. and
U mbcllas I JU m in eltas I
We sell Umbrellas, lots of them, every week, are ma.de of ex
cellent material, fast in color, good handles and frames, the best
we can get. Wc quote prices:
21 Inch Serce Ovtle Cajn ( .;..
AiiiK'h Serge Otitic Cap 71.
20 Inch Gloria Uo'd Caps l.-.'l.
2S inch Gloria Gold Caps 1.4S.
iti inch Gloria Horn Caps 1.71.
2 inch Gloria Silver Caps l.lrs.
Many better grades will be found on our counters.
We wish to inform all good people of Gallitzin and vicinity of
Our Great Iilaukct and Oup Sale
It is rather early for such goods, and still it is not. The sea
son is getting very close, therefore we give you all a chance to save
Our Fall and Winter Goods,
such as Dry Goods. Clothing, Furniture, Trunks, Notions, Gents
Furnishings, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Hats and Caps, are nearly
complete. In allot our good's mentioned you will find WON
DERFUL BARGAINS.
SMOST gs
Largest Dealers in Gallitziu.
People s Store,
FilUi kum, Pittsto'L
mi:
-MANY A M1CKLE
MAKES A MUCKLE."
Thir! old ailae is iti-)!u:Jtie to
all iihaser! tf life. Never more
eo than it will lo in tnr tire
during this inontL of August.
You go to every deimrtineut and
at every one of lliciii you pave
money. You sate fifty cents
here and a dollar there, and
when you have finished, the turn
total of your livings iiiuk.es a
very rcppectitble showing.
You can buy your whole outfit
here, from shoes to milliner', a:id
if you buy during this month
you Pave money ou everything
you buy. The reason? Why! it's
the finitdi of the Feaon with u.-".
There's Ftill two months of warm
weather for you, but we have to
make room for the coming fall
goods.
Wash Goods.
Dress Goods.
Silks and Velvets.
"Wraps anU Jackets.
Millmery.
Shoes.
Caq)ets aod Curtains.
Furnishing Dry Goods.
Hosiery and Uuderwear.
Trinimiugs and Notions.
Gents' Furnishings, etc.
HuildreLs tl'iou hundreds it
reaUy estraonhuary larg.tins. It
wotil 1 t;ike .ill day to name them.
Come iind see them fur yniirx lf.
Visit all tlujM" li ..irtnietils ami
sv how nr.H-li you tan f.ive at
ca h. You'll lie ttf.tjiibhed at
the Mini U'tal.
IF Vol CAN'T
CO M K To T H E ' I T Y
SEND FIi SAMPLES TO
OL'Ii MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
CAMPBELL & DICK,
83, 85, 81 & 89 Mil AlC,
PITTSBUrtCri.
1704.
181)1.
f ollcles wnttcn at short nvica in the
OLD RELIABLE ''ETNA"
ind elher nrat t'lauta Companion.
T. W. DICK,
AeiKItTT ruu Tiie
FlltE INSUilANCEG03IV.
1794. m
KOensoarK, Jmy luinn.
f 1J4 to
l.'.Kto
1.24.
1.4S.
1.33.
1.3.1.
.7.1.
3.2.1.
1..VI.
1.10.
2..'." to
LIS to
1.75 to
l.im to
.3.", to
i.m to
5.2.1 to
1.3.1 to
3.4S to 2..VI.
..f 1.2.1.
.. 1.4S.
. . l.tw.
.. 2.21.
. . 2.'.H.
. . .'.H.
. . 1.21.
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CO
5
R.L. JOHSbTOS. M.J.liClK. A. H'. BL't'S.
Lr.TAttl.lbHlu 18Ti.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
HANK KItS.
EBENSBUlWi. - FKNN'A.
A. W. HI't'K, Caabler.
lj;TAiii-ihHKU"68S.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKliULLTUWN, PA.
T. A. IIAKUAT, taktalrr.
tera Bailing BBsintss Transacted.
The li'!lolnn are tbe v-rlncljial featarel ol a
Kcuer.il tci-iiUK liumueos:
lr.lUSITN
Kenetred parable on demand, and Interest bear
lug certificates iHsned tu tiiua depoallora.
LOASN
ExttDild to euMomerf on lavoraMe tetm and
approved jiai.er dincountod at all tiiuei.
COLLECTIOTtiS
Made la the loralttr and npon all tbe banking
towns In tbe United' Sta tea. Charges nioUerate.
DRAITa
laaeJ ueKotlaMe In all parts of the Vnltad
state. and lurelKO exchantte Usued oa ill JiarU
of h-uroi e.
ACCUrjNTN
CH merrhant. larmrrs and ottirra aotlrited. tA
whom reaxmaMe awun oration will te extenuod.
Pu trot. are iiauml that all trannriluns khalt
be held aa alrlctly iilva.e and p-ntidrtiual. and
that tbef will le irxatrd aa litwrally aa aott
bankicsj I ulea will tn-rulU
Keirttull7,
JOll-aKTOV. nri'K A to.
LILLY
BANKING : CO..
LILLY, PA.,
jo. sj. wji i.i.r.
afcsllf at.
A i;kn'i:i:i. hxnkim; lcsiness
1 KA N . "I'll! i.
KIKE. Lll'i:, AND 'IliKNT INM'I;-
axi i:.
ALL THE i ::iM II'M. siew-mii
LINKn LLl'KI .-KN ILD l;V t
Ai . . hi n t ' of i. ! ti l :i i ' . f 1 1 in- i ami lit 1. -t
i i-ui n.t i v ! u- ui. i i ii is f Mir n 1 1 .it a
ttl.tal ImI-IIM-' 'Ii I I li 'M t'l 1; Will r'-
r-i' if. it i; T .mil r.iM ! .! u.t- ntioii. ami !
In'iil iiii l'v ii'.il.-'ii in!, t ii - ittiu-r will
In trealTti i. l..ii.iy n k'jii l.t'.iLib
ruli-! ill i riii:t.
LILLY WNKIX'KI.,
f. ''. Lil . 1. tu..
" YALUADLE REAL ESTATE"
FOR SALE
The unrterclaued will aell at iTirate sale all
that certain lot tf sjruaod vituate in I lie bumuicli
ol lxTtit". I'a., frontmv on St. Juaeih's slrtet
aDd Kuiinled un the nrth by aa alley, aud on tne
Snuth by Ut ot Mm. Narnu Satkrr and Ih-Idh
knn and nutiilx-reil on the lan of said borounU
aa IaI N. 114. I'tere im rrrrtrd na this lot a
TVYOSTOKY k HAMK ll KLL1NU llUl SiE
in kkh1 repair.
This irufcjerty will be sold cheap on rraannaM
terma. fc. A. Ul'Sli,
txwutor ef Marvaret Manuire, deueaxeil.
Altoona. I'a.. Jane M. IH.'l.-
FA 1! M FOU I'ENT.
Tin Mils-rilaT oilers fur rent liis farm
in Munt'T towtiKliip, uIoiik the line f the
EU-iiiliiirir A. CniMiti .'ailruiiil. uImhiI two
miles frcia tr'tei-voii. Farm eintain aUiut
7(1 seres. aUiut tWl c-jeared. l'ssessiii piv
eii on lt of April. Call "i i" uJdis tli
tlie suli.-i ilr at Loivtti. I'i.
JAM LS NOON.
Feb. 27, l-'.'l.
Iff ifnTerala-ne-l will -lt at private sale
vt r'-l eotaie Hiuate In iUunrter townl.ip.
1'auihrU oiii t-. I . eootain inic roaoei-llvely
iiij-" aud n n -tvc aoroa and allowanre. The
nropertr I iioi'rovad and In itcod atate of cultl
'ivxttoa. and will be i.old at a raonitble frlco
an t unou easy lerui. I'or t'urtir pnrtic-uliirs.
call vs or addro.i Alv.n l.i'am, Klx-iiTbonr. l a.,
u, L.L At. lJMi.KS.
lawmiMt 1, JLrfaw, fa.
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