tfarolma Jrrtinan.
KBKI" Kf. CAMBRIA CO., TA.
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OCTOBER 23. 1S91.
, 0(.U AS l PF.RHOXAL.
Kiiil.iv tt-r 3ttli, is Hallow E'en.
J, snow flukes were flying In the
r!"
,,:,v ( 1 liuisua I
, hoo was held
li w as
Ht th ltbilr
jj,,,, Monday evening.
it., i. . A. Harkcr and Mr,
Eil.
jjnl,.., f in AltM)iia on Wednesday. j
r. .lox'pli Itearer. r.f Carroll town- j
i,' .i. nt a few hours in town on Wed-
,mIv. I
, li (Jutw alii, of Cresson. atniif ;
, ,,. )nn:"iS of Ehenshiirs. was here on !
ji,p'i;,v- !
Mr. nit- K. Mc lough, of Clearfield i
(l, M.,;i. was i ir town on Monday and
T,i."l;- !
yr. ii c Weiidcroth. of Wilmore,
u lias I"'"'" "" su' "st I,,r !M,n"' iln
i j itniro Inn.
f - 1 . . '
pu
-Mr. rwns Jones aim him urauu imiunr,
M". ('a' liaiin" Roberts, visited friends in
jhiiMw" on Wednesday. !
jin. Walter- was killed at Luniout, i
V.-riiioirlanl "county. Sunday night by t
jy.nt nil iii tu hy an engine.
Tin mi it- M. Kager, an old resident of
Ja.-W" township, died on Monday, Octo
b,.rr.'ih. a-'-l sity-four years.
our lu'M iloor ncightior W. C. Shields
Tir' i iT) 1 1 i" another wild turkey on Wed
B,.lay. lli'' -fcond one this season.
-Mr. AH" M Apel. of this place, was
..i,.il l a lioi-e one day last wot'k and
"ll'
I..1.H
ll. ll i.v lay off work for a couple
Tiini'V of Johnstown, was
jail on Wednesday on a charge
of "in
.H of till
eace,
preferred by his
. I
Tin- Ki ivh Creek railroad engineers are ,
y nt -urvi'y inn a route from Maliaffey ,
In rirai'iii'lil I'ount v, up the river to C her-
rytpi". i
. itrli lias been put in at ICnylor's
, r tli"' railroad and the work of lay
:H tif- anil traek has already lx-en com- ,
aviK'1''!-
-Mr. I'avid Evans, of Kane, Pa., a for- ,
r,.r r, h ,l. ii t of Klicimliurg. arrived in
:,inn ia.-t wei k and is visiting his many t
J: ..-mU. I
If nothing uiieected happens, the I
Linaji-rs of tin- electric light plant in this
p'a.v .'MTt to tut u on the light on Satur- j
day nik'lii.
-Mr. A. Y. .lonesand wif of Kane Pa..
arrA'-'l licre on Wednesday, licing called j
hiTi- liv tli- death of J uilire Kinkead. Mrs.
J..ii..- f.it Ii.-f. !
A fi-w nisht iisk tlu' Adams Express !
! t Mount Ple'isant, Westmoreland I
cuiiitv. wa rohlicd of twenty dollars in j
ai.KK-y ami a keg of gin. I
-iiii 1 riilay niirlit Philadelphia Express
ami instantly killed a young man i
to in- rranK itpton.an Altoona
r li ar South Fork.
-ir.vne county farmers are selling ap
j ai fr nil four to six cents a bushel on"
l:.r tii-. one gniiiirer is reported to have
t J i.i.ii fop ?V.ilo.
-Mr. ile.ri.'" Iluntlej', of this place,
tin helt for thisseason as the cham
ps -I. '.t. On Friday last he brought
d. urn wild turkeys with out shot.
-Mr. lVter Iturnhiiner, of Wilmore,
irii unrking on the street on Tuesday of
Ut week, was prostrated by a paralytic
5'ri'k.'. Iii riirht side being entirely dis
H'.il. -Ann-ill nniiilier of dump-cars are le
'.:s liauleil tlirouirh this place to the new
n.T.iail. Tln-y are shipped here by rail
tli.-u hauli-d on wiiirolis to their desti-
ti!;...ii.
-E-Ia u-I riahaugh, a hrakcniaii on the
P.-ii!ii!van;a railroad. living at Ierry,
.i- tl.Mrtn from his tiain at Everson.
W'-Miniri-hind l onnty. Monday night and
!t;m:!) killiil.
-I'ti-irt Attorney Francis Joseph
O roiini.r and Mi Margaret Hailey w ill
Vniiirrinl in St. .lohn's Catholic church
I! Ji.hii',.u ;, i ii i: :ti o-lick on Wednes
Ci:a:iii. I K-toU-r 'Nth.
-V,r..iarv Kdsrc. of th slate )winl t,f
:,-iiitiiiv. estimates tlie Pennsylvania j
'-.it i-r.ii at -Jl'.Vio.kio bushels; oats.
0.
: i urn. .Vmuim hnheU
-A tnu-t -iniple cement for mending
f a:.'l i-artlieiiw an Is made of white of
Un?A water U-aten togetherand brought
;!' " ii-iM.-m y of thick paste w ith pow-
klime. Fse immediately.
I: is r.-pi.t-t.-.l that a valuable vein of
lias been discovered near Lilly,
"f the ore has been sent aw a v
f, ,
' si. and if it proves what the find
! 'nr. they will have a bonanza.
-v'r Ianii Shuniaii. of .Tackson town-
i..
ai,err on Saturday and presentel
'Ii a rnnple njitdrs, the handsomest
';"s of that fruit we have seen this
Tl.i-v were of tlu vu-et nii,f nn.t
T-i-
v-'i'ini e varieties.
-T.-as.-nf Matilda Ward vs. the city
iia f.,rio,() damages for injuries
"H in falling through a defective
-:i:k.astii.il i Ifollldaysbnrg last
ami a ,-r.li. t w as brought in by the
:n rav..r of tlie t-it y.
in ,S"n,i,,v afternoon the dwellinir
'IMrs. Ell. nhiirg. residing In Ricli
, " ""ashiii. i-uiisht tire from the stove-
"etiiroujrl. the ceiling and burn
s' 1, 'oRether w ith nearly all
'its. There was no insurance.
'- Ma'k ie. i HfiiiiruriMn fihiiiift
t'l', !tifcr "',r"f a """Parian hoarding
i. .' M n on Wexlnemlav morn.
11 ! Mi'' d that his death result-
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'! lit. lie )i.vllicr tn ul.-Vr
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Xi AV 1'",-'"'r,'' th thirti.n-year-old
a -1 ''"fhertv, a Latroite liard-
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" rmjiiiKuii uwvi a new
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i'. i,. I "'""""R. tell afllstane
Jurtv f.
1 1 1 1 illlT fill (I tlllTnlw.r of r,.
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nj'irl.
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tllllli tianieil Hunter I, it
.V'.r1'8,' Ix-rwiM-n the dea!-wKi
'Jn.o 1" ''""ide cars on a freight
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mi Saturday last and hud
adtiv crushed that llr l!l-
n ltween the cllxiw and
"- Saturday night.
1!
a t il
Evans, w ho was t.er
live weeks since In the
r.-.i ,
i.
"tiil-uiv's m:ie
1',' ""' "'' u ith I'iece of metal.
"!,,.U pain, is now in a fair
IfVr
:.,h V''" "very. with the ex-
r,,oi r Ami
rew ISinder. of St Vi...
' tw-y.
1i,. i ast w,fk al tJiw
"f yehrs and lo mouths.
"sil..r
"f tl
..,
s a native of P.avaria and
't Urinal baml of the Itene-
f.r-,t
"rl..rf tint f.HnuiKi St. Vn-
II.
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i-'t' atly tieloved and re-
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4,fii., War(1- Jhi..stown.
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H"- , ' Rl" fr,,,n "Ver-
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I '"Ten Nights in a Uar Room" will lie
' played at the opera house next Tuesday
I evening.
) Rev. Father Keating, formerly of
i Pittsburg, is now assistant pastor of the
! Catholic congregation at Wilmore.
The trrotting record of Maud S.. 2:0s?i
I was lowered on the kite-shaped track at
' Stockton, Cal., on Tuesday by Sunol. The
Meet little mare made the mile in 2:k'V
and Is now queen of the turf.
I Mrs. Annie E. w ife of Charles E. Trox
ell. of Reade township, died on Wednes
I day, October 21st. 18M. aged alout 30 years,
leaving a liercaved husband and two small
I children to mourn her death.
Samuel elites and Ella II. Kneper,
of Croyle township, after taking out a
marriage license on Tuesday had the cere
mony performi-d in the Recorder's office
; "Squire Jones, of this place, tying the
! knot.
i On Saturday last a stranger hired a
horse and buggy from liveryman Noel, at
; CoaliMirt. to go a short distance and since
! then neither the stranger or rig has turned
up. The horse Is a chestnut sorrel with
I white face and white fore feet.
I Shortly after noon on Tuesday an un
known woman leaiied from the u p of the
I Washington inouiiement. Iialtimore. a
height of 12.". She was poorly dressed.
The body was crushed beyond recognition
nearly every hone being broken.
W. R. Thompson and John Sechh-r.
proprietors of the AoiMifriii-fr. of this
place, have dissolved partnership, the lat
ter withdraw ing from the business. "Mr.
Thompson is now sole proprietor and w ill
continue the publication of the paiicr.
During the past -o iplo of days a iium
of Italian workmen from the new railroad
have lieen visitors to our town, for the
purpose of making purchases. Roots,
shoes and clothing seem to be the articles
most in demand and they apiear to know
a bargain w hen they see one.
Eleven farmers residing along the In
diana branch of the P. R. R. were sum
moned before a justice of the peace at In
diana for permitting their cattle to tres
pass on the ground of the company. They
were fined $:i.7l) each, after a hearing, and
advised to Keep I heir stock shut up in the
future.
The contract for taking the kinks out
of the branch from Kaylor's to Cresson
w as awarded to Messrs. Reilly &. McMan
us one day last week. They commenced
the work of building shanties, etc.. at once
and already a numiier of men are at work.
A steam shovel will be put to work on the
cut at Minister.
A niimbei of citizens from Hastings
Ixirough and Susquehanna and Elder
townships have ieen in tow n a couple of
days this week as witnesses before com
missioner John II. Rrown, Esq.. who Is
taking testimony for the puiMiseof settling
a tax muddle between the school districts
above mentioned.
, Mr. Solomon Strayer, of West Taylor
township, was struck on the arm by a club
in the hands of Ross Auuwalt on Saturday
evening and had that memlxT broken. Mr.
Strayer had ordered Anaw alt and several
others off his premises, and It was while
trying to make his orders effective that the
altercation occurred.
W. A. It. Little, Esq.. of Allegheny
township. will sell a large lot of personal
property consisting of horses cattle, slieep.
farm machinery, hay, straw, corn and nu
merous other articles su:-h as are usually
found on a well-stocked farm, on Satur
day, October 24th, at 10 o'clock A. M. Don't
forget the day and date.
Mrs. John Shepherd was fatally burned
w hile making apple butter on Wednesday
of last week at her home In Riirnside,
Clerrtield county. Reform assistance ar
rived the clothes were almost burned off
her, causing her death next day. Her
brother-in-law, W. Shepherd, and wife
were severely burned try ing to save her.
Constable Ream, of Iower township,
started from Johnstown on Monday morn
ing with Frank Jones, a resident of Rox
bury. a suburb of that city, who was
charged with assault and battery. While
waiting for the branch train at Cresson
Jones eluded the officer's vigilance and.
without saying good-bye, left for parts un
known. Mr. Celestine Farabaugh. the Carroll
trwn brewer, along with other Improve
ments idded to his establishment, is at
present putting in an engine for the pur
pose of furnishing the ower. The great
demand for the beer made at his brewery
is on the increase and necessitates the
running of the establishment to its utmost
capacity.
J. M. Xeubauer, of I in-ensburg. on
Thursday of last weeKentered proceedings
In the Westmoreland county courts against
his wife fur divorce, the grounds alleged
being adultry. Mrs. Xeubauer, before her
mairiage, was Miss Alice, daugh
ter of Mrs. Christina Foster, who.
for a nunilK-r of years run the Cun.hria,
House in this place.
Edward F. Cn.fton. a brakeman on the
Pennsylvania railroad, whose home w as in
Johnstown, was killed near IlilNid i
Saturday night. No one witnessed his
death and the crew of his train did not
miss him until they reached Coueniaugh.
when hewas found to be missing. Ills mu
tilated remains were found on the track
near Hillside on Sunday morning and tak
en to IVrry, and from there sent to Johns
tow n. He was about twenty-five years of
nge and unmarried.
We neglected last week to call the at
tention of our readers to the advertisement
of D. tlanswan, of Ills Eleventh avenue,
Altoona. which will lx found on our first
page. Mr. ( iansman carries one of the lar
gest ami finest stocks of clothing to be
found in Altoona and his prices are always
the lowest. Mr. M. R. Denny, formerly of
this place, is one of the salesmen In Mr.
daysman's store and will always be glad
to welcome his Cambria county friends i
w hen they visit that city. j
Rev. Father James Donovan, pastor of t
the Catholic congregation at Huntingdon. I
Pa., died in that place on Friday last, aged
aliotit : years. The deceased was born in j
(oik, Ireland, came to this country alxrut
five years ago and was ordained as a priest
by Rt. Rev. P.ishop Phelan iu Pittsburg.
For a time he was assignwl to St. Peter's
Cathedral, afterwards was stationed at
Mi-Keesport, Pa., and In May last was
stationed at Huntingdon. He was a cutis- l
In of Rev. Father Deasy, of Ebensburg.
On Monday night, a resident of Mor
rcllville and his wife had a quarrel, w hen
the woman rushed up-stairs and drank
half a bottle of laudanum. Her husband
quickly followed, took the bottle from her,
and drank theother half. Fortunately the
woman vomited what she had taken, but
her spouse succeeded better with his suici
dal purpose, as the contents remained on
his stomach. He was unconscious for
some time, but will he all right again.
The lesson will likely do them rxrth gixxl.
JiilinxtiHm llmibl.
Mrs. Ann Noonan died at the home of (
her daughter, Mrs. David Watt, in Altoo j
na. on Sunday last. The-deceased was a
dauchter of the Jate Peter Kaylor, whose
home was at Kaylor' station, on the El-
cnslnirg Si. Cresson branch, and was lxrn :
on I he -3rd of April, 11. her age lx ing 7.1
years, live months and twenty-live days.
She Is survived by two sons. Dr. J. 15.
Noonan. of Chest Springs, and J. J. Nxjn
an. of Altoona: and four daughters, Mrs.
David Watt and Miss Agnes Xooiian. of
A I loom; Mrs. C. A. O'Rrien, of Columbus.
Ohio, and .Mrs. juiin Suttoti, vi Chest ,
Spring-. I
A Chicago dispatch of Friday says the
stars and stripes, it was decided to-day,
are to wave I.1-1) above the ground, higher
than ever flag was waved Ixdore. It is to
1 done during the Worlds fair from an
American toner that will out Eiffel Paris.
The builder is to lx- Andrew Carnegie, of
Pittsburg. Over 25.01)0 x-o)le will lx ae
commodati'd in the tower at one time.
The cost of the structure is estimatwl at
l.."n t,i n xi.
Joseph Smith, of Pine township, made
information on Thursday last. Ix-fore
"Squire Marlin. of this place, against Thos,
and Jas. Dnmni. of Rarr township. Cam
bria county, and ai.other against John
Schilling and Ed Durum, charging them
w ith tresspassing on his farm, knix-king
chestnuts and removing them from his
(arm. miicii to Ids detriment and Ions.
Constable Pringle arrested all the parties
last Friday, and bail was entered lie fore
'.Squire tjirillith. of Pine township, for
theiripM arance Ix-fore .Squire Marlin's
court on Monday afteruixm next. A large
fuss for a few chestuins. Iniluina Detift
rmt. Those of our Republican friends who
fondly believe in any disaffi-ction In the
Denux-racy in Northern Cambria this fall
are lalxu iug undi r an hallucination. It Is
true Rarker will receive the suport of
threeor four oniixional Democrats in this
end of the county, but these are, without
exception, men whose interests are not
those of the common ix-ople, and their sup
port of the Republican candidate w ill cost
him dearly in the votes of workingmen.
who are not slow to recognize the fact that
the candidate w hosuitsthe w ishes of these
nuiiivniiis is not likely to lie a good cus
tixiian of their rights and privileges. In
deed these prosiective Ixtlters ojienly
Ixiast that their voles are given to Parker
in return for personal favor. Instead of
feeling elated over his prospective gains
Judge Parker has need to regard them
with great suspicion, and unceasingly, to
pray that he may lx delivered fiom such
friends. Ilitstinij Trilitine.
NaAdfn Death mt Ren. P. ThBinpB.
On Weilnesday night alxuit half past ten
o'clock Ren. P. Thompson, a well-known
resident of this place, tixik suddenly sick,
snd though medical assistance w as prompt
ly at hand, it availed not, and he died in a
few minutes. He had lx-en visiting at the
residence of Mr. Thomas McXamara.
w here he apx-arcd to lxcnjoying the lx-st
of health and hail uaten some Ice cream.
On leaving he took some Ice cream for his
friend Dr. Kennedy. When he reacln-d Dr.
Kennedy's office he remarked that he w as
very short of breath and sikui Ix-came very
ill. Dr. Kennedy gave him some medicine
but lie continued to grow worse and sxn
expired. The deceased and a son of the
late Major John Thompson, of this place,
w as fifty-nine nears of age was a traveling
salesmen by ix-ciipatlon. traveling for a
New York house. When not on the road
he made his home at the Mountain House.
He leaves to survive him two daughters,
Ixith married, residing in Philadelphia,
and four brothers, J. Pattou Thompson,
of Kittanning. Pa.: James M. Thompson,
of Elx-nsburg: John Thompson, of Mays-
ville, : N. Y
Philadelphia,
muriietl, and
Philadelphia.
am! Rolx-rt Thompson, of
The deceased was twice
Ixith wives being buried in
his remains were takeu to
hat city on Thursday afternoon for inter
ment. How A boot Thtx?
There is considerahh-talk just nowalxut
the political tactics of the Upulilican xI
itirians as imlieated by the following story :
One day this week a prominent business
man of this city was at Summerhill. when
he was approached by a well-known jxli
ticiau, also of this place, who said:
'See bore. I know you have lx-en badlv
treated ami should have had license last
spring, but I'll tell you: use your influence
for Parker and you'll lx- all right. You
men who were left the other time will all
get license, while some of the other fellows
will get left." The business man then
asked on what grounds he made such
promises, when he said : "I have author
ity to say this, and can assure you that if
you supxirt Parker and Shuniakef' yon
will lx- taken rare of."
At this juncture the tiusiiirs man nuiet
ly said. "Who do you think I am?" when
the jxilitician replied : "Why, P. S. Fried
hoiT, of Kail road street who els.-?" To
this the other n-ckly replied: "Well, you
are mistaken: I am Thomas J. Fearle, for
merly of the Johnstown Milling Company.
I am for Linton. Here comes my train.
(Jood-by." JuhiiKtoirii llt-rtilit.
Marriage I.lrcnac.
The following marriage licenses were is- I
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court .
for the w-ek ending Wednesday, Ortolx-r
-1st. ld:
Edward Smith and Ella 1. Kamscy,
Franklin. '
S. J. Pu.-k and Ellie Price. Cresson.
Frank Peyillo and Mary Kukers, South
Fork.
llenrv I-cntz. MorrellviPe. and Lizzie
Schwing, .Jo.mstown.
William Ilabcrleiu, Jr., and Annie M.
Uirk. Johnstown.
John i. McCloskey, Tunnclhill, and
Mary A. McAnulty. N'umlx-r Sis.
Simon Peam. I'ppcr Yoder township,
and Sue Wallace, Johnstown.
Samuel Clites-. Conemaugh, and Ella H.
Knepixtr. Croyle township.
Robert It. Park. Hastings, and Carrie V.
Ni-IT. Ciearlield county.
William F. Smith. Mount Pleasant. Pa.,
and Mary A. Shaffer. Conemaugh.
Nearly a Riot.
Johnstown, Pa., OctoN-r 21. The
Childs and Li-liuian factions' dispute over
tlie riglit to ox-rate a saw mill on a tract
of timlx-r land resulted in what for a time
threatened to be a- serious riot to-dav.
The shot iff of Cambria county, who tva-s
engaged by Childs. prx-ii-dcd to the dis
puted property this afternoon and ordered
his deputies to take possession of the mill.
He was met by armed farmers with revol
vers, guns, pitchforks and every conceiva
ble weajKin. The first man to cross the
lino was knocked sr-nscless, and tlie order
then given to the farmer to tire. Hefore
this was done, however, the sheriffs little
party retreated and the farmers are now
iu possession. Tlie Childs faction will now
have recourse to the law. In the mean
time the farmers guard the property atid
threaten bhxxlshed if interfered with.
Wasn't Built Thai Way.
'Ifyoii use your influence and vote for
Parker at the coming election, we will have
you apMinted postmaster in place of the
present postmaster who intends removing
after tlie election," said a prominent Re
publican official who resides in Ebensburg
to an old Democrat at Ni-rktown the other
day.
"You can Mick your littlo one hundred
dollar Hstflice in your ; I'm not that
kind of a man" was the prompt reply of
the old citizen, as he indignantly spurned
the lilx-ral offer to Ix-come one of Prother
Wananiaker's trusted ofhVials at the ex-jx-nse
of his vote and influence. The Re
publican official walked away and return
ed home to ponder on the mistakes that
men sometimes make and wonder why he
thought t hat old Demucra t could V Ixuight
for a lillle xistoflice.
Teas ftlgtiia la a liar H mini.
"Ten Nights in a Par Poo in"' is the at
traction at the World's museum theatre.
This ixiptilar old temrx-rence play still
keep up its interest and at tlie two xr
foriiiMJiceg yesterday there were lame
crowds pieseut that enjoyed it very much.
t'ittbuiy t'rtuM.
This great play ill lx- picsciited bv Carl
111 t-li m'a Company at the opera house on
Tm.siJuy night. Go uud mo it.
I
I Death ! 11. Klakead, Eo..
Harrison Kinkead. Esq., one of Ebens
burg's oldest and most respect-d citieus,
diet! at li!s home in this place on Tuesday
afternoon alxuit 4 o'clock. He had lx-en
down at his office in the morning and
alxuit lo o'clock was suddenly taken ill
w ith a chill. He was taken home w here
he S4MUI ri-coveri-d and it was suppox-d
no serious results would follow, but in the
afternoon atxtut three o"clx.-k he had an
oihei chill from which he never rallied,
dying about an hour later.
Judge Kinkead was born in Centre coun
ty, near Milesburg, on t he .Tot h day of Octo
ber. 1S14. He came to this county in IS31
or lr,' and has lx-en a resident of Elx-us-bnrg
ever since. He was a saddler arid
hai uess-niaker by trade ami carried on
that business up till alxtut twenty-five
years ago w hen he gave it up. Iu 141 he
was elect. -d justice of the ix-are and serv-d
one term of live years. In 14 Judge Kin
kead was a candidate fot county commis
sioner, his opiMiueiit Ix-ing the late Daniel
Eitzingc r, of Chest Springs, and w hen the
Voti-s weie counted he was defeated by two
votes, the clos-st elect Ion ever held in Cam
bria county. Judge Kinkead recei viug l,;
votes, while his opHnent received 1.1NW.
In 1S.11 he was elected on trie Democratic
ticket as assM-iate Judge and served one
term of five years. In the spring election
of 1S.VJ he was elected justice of the peace
ami was re-elected at the end of each sue-ce-ding
term of five years ever since, six
full terms and two years in the seventh.
Iy his long residence in Etx-nsburg he was
known to every one iu the town and bad &
large acquaintance in the county. Hewas
resx--t-d and esteemed by all who knew
him. He leaves to survive him two sons,
tleo. A. and D. II., both of Etx-nsburg. and
four daughters, Mrs. A. Y. Jones and Miss
IxMiise, of Kane, Pa., and Mrs. F. C.
Lloyd and Miss Sue, of Ebensburg. Judge
Kinkead was for many years an elder iu
the Presbyterian church and was a faith
ful and consistent Christian. His remains
were Intern! In Lloyd's cemetery to-day
(Thursday), the funeral leaving the Pres
byterian church at 1 v. m. Peace to his
ashes.
Fall fib I-ar.
The bright, green foliage of summer
which is now variegati-d with golden tints,
and leafless trees will soon presaee the
coming of winter's chilly blasts. Nature
has lx-en more than usually lavish in her
gifts and abundant ciops make the heart
of the husbandman glad. With the ad
vance of fall it will be well for all to tike
prox-r safeguards against disease. A pure
stimulant tones up the enfeebled system.
For this pnrxse use Klein's world-famed
'"Silver Age" or "Duquesne" rye. ltoth
are warranted absolutely pure. They sell
respectively at fl-.V) and $1.2.1 per full
quart. Major Klein also sells six-year-old
(uckenheimer. liiKson. Overholt, Finch,
and Rear Creek at ?1.(K per quart, or six
quarts for &i.M, (Soods shipx-d any w here.
Send for catalog no and price list, mention
ing this paper, to Max Klein, KI F'ederal
stn-et. Allegheny City. Pa.
Teach era lantllate.
ri HE 26th annual resaion ot the Teachers' In
; JL rtltute ol Cambria county will be held la
I tbe Court House, EbeDsburg, Pa., on November
, Vih, loth, llta, Vilb and lVh.
TSlKTRrCBoaB.
Dr. V. 3, Waller. Jr., State Superintendent.
Pro!. Jamea M. Cougalln, ttloomsburt; State
Norma! School.
lr. E. O. Ljte. pralncipal Millcrsburg State
Normal school.
Prt I. Oeore P. Bible. Indiana State Normal
School.
OEOHOE E. HEED, 1. D. LLI)., President
Du-klnsoo College.
A. M." Hammers, Superintendent. Indiana
county.
m-sio.
Prof. T. I. Otbson. IMrector.
Mrs. T. L. Gibson. I'lanUt.
TlACBin' WOKK.
A. P. Weakland MisUkes In Discipline.
Anna MtU lade Morale and Manners.
E. E. Conrath Oettlng Started.
J. Spence Eullon Why They Leave.
J. I. Ktpple The Soclil Teacber.
I. E. Holieo A Talk on Teaching.
J.S. Foley Hurrying.
N. S. Klrcus Marking System Used In the
Public Schools.
Ella Aadersun Neglect ef FtNjuette.
11. J. Andersun I miles to our Profession.
A. J. Sanger Oo-opermtlon.
H. F.. Boy er What Books Teachers Should
Kead.
T. J. llell First Steps la Numbers.
I. P. Yabner School Oovernmeut.
H F. Yost Literature.
These papers and talks will not exceed fifteen
minute In length, and time will be rlrea fur
questions and Jtseussions.
The ttrt period ol each morning session (9:10 to
HhOO) will be Teachers' Hour, and It is earnestly
hoped that each teacher will eome prepared to
take at active part, as an earnest listener, an
anxious questioner, or a w le counselor.
1I KKCTOes' OA T.
State Supt. Waller can be wltn as jut one day.
Thursiay. Tbe School Directors of the county
are Invited to meet with the teachers In joint
session on Thursday aiternoon. Tbe Committee
on County Uniformity of text Books will report
to tnis meeting.
After tbe joint session the Directors will ad
journ to the office of tbe County Superintendent
and form a permanent organisation for Cambria
county , as many other counties ol the State have
alreauy done.
Will not every district send at least two dele
gates? Let the State Superintendent be greeted
by the largest number of Directors ever present
at an Institute In Cambria eounlr. Come.
Evening entertainments Iree to Directors,
si UK-ELI a goes.
Tbe Institute will meet at 1:30 r. M. and adjourn
Friday noon.
Touchers' sessions from 8: to lorOO a. a.
Excursion Orders not used should be returned
to the Coanty Suuerfnteudeak He Is required
to account fortbeta.
Any teacher or director can secure Orders lor
i friends who may wish to attend tbe losti'.ute by
! sending the names of such to the County Snper
j mtendent.
j Every teacher Is requested to enroll as early oa
; Monday as possible be lore 1 3o r. m.
I Enrolling Committee will be fouud In tbe Court
i room Irotn 10 a . a. till 12. and from 1 to 1:30 r. x.
! Bring some pupil's work Irom you school for ex
j blbltlon. Let c try to excel even last year's dls
i iiy.
There are 214 teachers la the county anl we
confidently expect every one to be present at each
BesMcn. Those prevented bv sickness or some
equally good excuse should notlly the County
Superintendent.
BKTKBT A INM BHTS.
On Mondy evening General P. II. Hastings
will lecture on "Education andCltlsenshlp."
On Tuesday evening the ArieLTbomas Compa
ny (musical) will appear. Program to be an
nounced. On Wednesday evening Thomas IMxon will
leciura on Backbone. "
On Thursday evening Jshu De Witt Miller wid
lecture on the -Uses ol Ugliness."
j Ifcjors open at T ; exercises begin at 8.
j Season ticket with reserved seat each evening,
i 11.60; Season ticket without reserved seat, 11.00:
j Single ad mission. 3Ac.; Keserved seat, fcoc. ; School
children. Z5c.
Chart of seats open each morning, except Mon
day at 7.80. On Monday one bill tbe board will
open at 10:30 a. a. , and the other half at 4-3ur. a.
Chart of seats at James's drag store.
ALESJMErn
WASTED. . I
Loral or Trareinc. U
i jo sen nursery miock. salary, Lipeuses
and Steady Kmplovnient sTuaranteed.
CIlASfc JtKOTHKKS CO..
or!.:?m Rochester,. N. Y.
CTKAY 8TEEK.
A stray steer. aiout two years old. came to
my place In Alleeheny township In June last.
The owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay cbarea and take blm away, other
wise be will be disposed ot accord In to law.
B. P. ANDERSON.
Alleirbeny twp.. Oct- 16. 1M1.
TSTKAY.
Xj a ne lo tbe residence of tbe undersigned In
Allcvbeny township nn or about the 1st day ol
June. Iisvl. one boiler, brown back and sides,
wblie belly and four white feet. Supposed to be
rlslOK two years old. J. H.IVOKY
Oct. MJt. Allegheny township.
,) you need Job Printing
It so, give the
tiiiis a tnai order.
IT. BVCK. I
Johnston, Buck & Cc7
BANK KUS,
EBENSBURG. - - - PENN'A.
A. W. BFt'K, Caabler.
EstabubhedTSSS.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKOIXTOWN. PA.
T. A. aniRB.irII, t'asbler.
Pnnnnt OnnVinir Dnainr.iia TlwiinfiMni !
I UuilCI&I Ddlillilt LlUlliCii liOJiaaWGU. j
Tta lollowinic n the .rlnclp&l Itilurtl of a
! Keneral bu.cing bnolneaa :
i DEPOSITS
l;ecetr? parable oa demand. na Interest bear
' Inn carUBcatoa Usawl lo tun depositor.
I LOASS
' Extended to nmnnori en lmomM term and
approved paper difeonnted at all Umei.
C'OLLXCTlOSli
MadeIn the locality and upon all the banking
town la ia United State. Charge moderate.
DRAFTS
loaned negotiable la all pa.ru of the United
Stte. and loreiitn exchange lued en III part
of Earofe.
ACCOFBTI
Ot merchant, farmer and other solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation will bo extended.
Patrona are aasared that all transaction aball
be held aa strictly private and etandentlal, and
that thej will be treated a liberally a good
banking rules will peralt.
Berpect tally,
JOHKSTOH. BCCK dfc CO.
PUBLIC SALE)
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
THE ondemlxned will cell atpobllo rale on the
premire u
TUESDAY, liOV. 3D, 1891,
AT HfTUnK .P. M..THE KOLI-rfrWINO DE
SCRIBED HEAL. tSlATE.TO WIT:
AH that certain lot o around situate In the
borooirh ol Lxretto. Pa., frontier on St. Joseph's
(treet on the east, and bounded on the nortn by
an alley, and on ttie south by lot ol Mr. Sarah
Sanktr. and being known and numbered en the
plan ol raid boronich as lot No. 114. There 1
erected on this lot a two-story frame
in Good Repair.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent, ol the par
chafe money to be paid In hand at tbe time of
sale: the balance of one third on delivery ol deed;
nee third In six months, and one-third in twelve
months from deiireiy of deed. Deterred pay
ments to be secured by judgment bond and mort
gage of nirenaer. E. A. 81'SH,
Eie ntor ol Margaret Staguire, deceased.
Altoona. t'a.. Oct. 23. ls'.'l.
0. A. IxANGBEDSf,
Jlanuf a'turer ol and Dealer In ,"
ALL KINDS of HARNESS,
SADOLEMI BRIDLES, WHIPS,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
Kobes, My Nets, Curry Combs, etc. etc Re
pairing Neatly and Promptly done. All work
gnaranteea to give aaiisiacuon.
Hiding Bridles, from
1'ea.iu BrMles. ftom
.50r. op.
$1A0 an.
0c. no.
..W.oo Bp.
Iap Dusters, trom.
Nlsrhlne-made Harness, from
Hand-made Harness, rrom siu.ou op.
JM-Call and examine my stock betere pur
chasing elsewhere. I guarantee to sell as ebeap
as the cheapest. - -
sT-Shop Barkers-Row oa Centre street.
aprl2tf
LILLY
BANKING : CO.,
LILLY, PA.,
JSO. B. IH LLt.N,
CAM II ICR.
r.ENERAh i:NKIf. ItUSIXESS
TKANS.CTEI.
FIRE, LIFE, ANI ACCIDENT INSUR
ANCE. ALL THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRFSENTEIJ HY US.
Act-ounts of mrrrliant. farmT and oth
ers -arnestlT slicitHl, irssiirinffour patrons
that alt lusinsis entru! to us will re
ceive prompt and car'ful attention, and bst
held strictly confidential. Customers will
be treated as liberally as good banking
rules will permit.
LILLY BANKING CO..
febSMl. Lilly, Penua
AnITtK,S NOTICE.
In the Orphans' t'oort of Cambria county.
In the matter of tne first and partial account ef
John Itel. Administrator ol Mtrhaol Bran 10. de
ceased. And now. September Id. on motion
of Alvln Kvans. Ksq.. attorney for administrator,
Jtnei M. Walters. Esq.. appointed Auditor to
distribute tbe iunds In tbe bands ol said account
ant to and a moos, the persona lenity entitled to
renel ve the same Br TBI Oorsr.
Extract trom the Record.
Notice Is bereby airrn that I will sit lor tbe
purpnue ol the above mentioned appointment at
the office ot Alvln Evans. E'q . In Eoensbonr. on
TUESDAY. THE 11TH IAY OF NOVEMBER.
A. to. at 11 e'clock. a. .. when and where
all parties Interested may appear, or be forever
debarred lruin centime In on saia fund.
JAMES M WALTERS,
Oct. 23. Auditor.
AUIHTOmS NOTICE
In the Orphans' Court ol Cambria county.
In tbe matter ol Cie account ol I Jrafton L. Rod
ders, administrator of tbe estate ol Maria K.
11 ooj.es. deceased.
llsvlnv been appointed Aedltor by sakt tlowrt
to report distribution of the luod in the bands of
the accountant, notice Is Lereby Kiven that I will
sit at my ornce in the rruKi of Ebensbura; oa
SATUKDAY.OCrOBEKBlST. 1W1 at 10 o'clock
A. M., tor the parpose ot dUchantnK the duties
of Slid appointment, when and where all parties
Interested may attend or be forever debarred
trom coming In on said fund.
DONALD E. IUlTON.
Ebensbursr, Pa., Oct. 16. UUU Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOriOE.
John l-ntiy.Jr.,1 No. ? Telnlf
Caesar La'orte. 1MU D
Havlns; been appointed Auditor te distribute
the fund In the bands of tbe sheriff arislmr
Irom tbe sale ot tbe defendant's real estate, notice
is bereby given that I will sit at my office In Kb
ensounron MONDAY, NOVEMBER vTH. 1H1.
at 10 o'clock, trtt. when and all partlei Interested
mostattend or be forever debarred from comma;
Id on said fund. T. W.DICK.
Oct. 23. 1811. Auditor.
UDirOK'S NOTICE.
Having been appointed auditor to distrib
uli the fund In tbe hands of E. P. Baker. a
sif(nee ol Abraham Bean et niM notice Is hereby
given that l win sit at my omce in Ebensbunc on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH. 1W1. at 10
o'clock, a.m. for the purpose of eaid appointment,
when and where all parties Interested mast at
tend or e debarred from coming to ea said fund.
T. W. DICK.
Oct. S3. Auditor.
TO the voters of Cambria county.
1 hereby announce myself as an In
dependent candidate lor the office of Poor Direct
or on the plattonn of the People's party. II elect
ed. I pledae myself to perform tbe duties of the
office with honesty and to the best ol my abllit) .
1 LUBLNCE W1LLEBKAND.
Ana-, p, 1S9L Allegheny township.
M. D. K ITT ELL,
Attorney-o r- liaw
EBENSBURU, PA.
Ofnee la Armory Bulldlnc op p. Court Uouse.
W. DICK,
e ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
EncaKBcao. Pb'a.
sTSpeclal attentloa given to claims for Pen
lion Bounty, etc ch7-
WNALD E. DOFTOX,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Enaasacae. Panaa.
tyotBee la Opera House. Centre street.
(VEO. M. READE.
-T ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
EaanHBrae. fisss.
jyoffleo en Centre street, near Hleh.
H
11. MYEUS.
ATTOK.tEY-AT-LAW. ,
Eaaaascaw, Pa.
Office la Oeilo&Ade Row, on Centre street.
B. L. JOH.SSTOS: K. J. BCVK. A.
DWELLING
HOUSE
r
ii
I
ILeaders :
Tie -People's - Store,
Filth ATenne, Pittslmrgli.
oil:
Mail Older Department
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
TO
People's Homes.
JUST :LANCE OVER THIS
LIST OF DEPARTMENTS
And if there's anything in them,
you are likely to want, don't
buy before yon
Write for Samples
TO OUU
Mail Order Department.
Carpets,
Curtains,
Upholstery,
Press Goods,
Silks,
Velvets,
Wraps,
Jackets,
Suits,
Millinery,
Dry Goods,
Notions.
Trimmings,
Iaces,
Hosiery,
tiloves,
Undeovear,
Itlankets,
tlents Furnisliinps,
Sho-s.
20 Departments
IF YOU WANT TO
(JET AN IDEA OF
THE WOODS THAT
THEY CONTAIN, SEND
For Free Copy
OF OUU
Illustrated
Catalogue
FOR
Fall and Winter.
CAMPBELL & DICK.
83, 85, 87 & 89 Film ATC,
PITTSBURGH.
Wall Paper.
Send 10c. to our Mail IVpartment
for new samplesof Ihiu. Niee Parers
for 6c.: Solid tlilt. from IV;. to :.;
Fine Kmbosned and Irridesent I'apers
from S5c. to HMu roll.
J. KERYIH MILLER & CO.,
W3 Smithtield St.,
PITTSBUKC.H. I'A
(Mentiou this paper.)
Mareho-sil-'.yr
1 lUfinieit.. 6eSkA.jVsU.4 Unslso, V. Y.
mrm of
Ever since we liscsirde(l flic Gro
cery business our customers have
mourned the loss of the Chenpcst
place to buy Groceries, and in conse
quence we have been asked daily to
start this business a train. To comply
with the request of our many patrons
we have decided to do so, and on or
about
OCTOBER 6TH,
we will be readv with an immense
and complete stock to wait on you
and fill your orders with
New aud Fresh Groceries,
and will shortly furnish you with price
list. Thanking you for the patronage
bestowed upon us in the past we
promise to be leaders of Low Prices
always, and trusting to be favored with
your kind patronage in our new en
terprise, we arc
Yours Respectfully,
of : Lowcst
Read
$1.50
i
The pritiular fahrie thiseaon for La
dies CostuiiM r. Ve"res-lliiis lois of them.
Our assortment'' are rielit: qualities riclit:
auu, nest ol all, jiriees right.
DON'T PAY
7." cents for
42-INCH MIXED BEDFORD CORDS
that you can ret in these stores
for i0 cents.
New 40-int li Bed ford Cords
and f !..
" 4S-HK-H
" 4S-inch
" 4S-ineh
4S-incli
" 51-ineh
?1..
1.25.
l..V.
-'..
2..VI.
Note that liut 0 yards of these wide fab
rics required for full suit. Not an exieiis
ive suit, but very stylish and .handsome.
New 42-inch
AUSTRIAN SUITINGS,
Neat, narrow Mriites. liandsome color
ings, tu A YAKI).
These and many other sjiecial values in
DRESS - FABRICS
at 2.V., S.V,, -.,rc. to$2.ia yard, toirelh
er with the.
H) PD SITION
OF
FALL & W1NTEK GARMENTS
IN THESE
CLOAK ROOMS.
will demonstrate to you that we are mak
ing it more to your interest every season U
traae at these stores.
Sjeeial atteminn Ui
MAIL ORDERS
Catalogue and Fashion Journal now
ready. Write for copy.
BOa&S&BUHL,
115, 117, 119 & 121 Federal SL.
ALLEGHENY, TA.
M0NEY1
W ar-d at Hrr XT Km ft
pi Hie- mnd bxf , lf (loew of
etas User auih. rJiir lo tsam.
W turwiBwi twii :Uin. 1 wttii -h. N r; . 1 tan !-
rMr rr Ma"wt,.itw, r nil Lir Tm to tit- v.orfc. 1 ht t
HirtsBTvra t-itt ir f
ntf iiMtr- .;!'Ti ti':r t
'I l .M f t himI j mniu!
Hit "li.rt''s' .1 It1 1' . lull
.. .... . i i ri" t: t o., rubui inxiik
BEDFORD
CORD
9
H9
1891, I
a
: Prices.
tlie
per Year.
JUST RECEIVED !
-A LA IK E l.T-
Boots (t Shoes
KdlCll'l' AT-
Sheriff's Sale !
-i i:om the stock or
W. E. SCHMERTZ &L CO..
FIITSIII'KV, fA.
The public invited to call.
Prices uway down.
JNO. LLOYD & SONS.
KEVOLVERS, POWDER,
SHOT, SHELLS, WADS,
Fishing Tackle, and all Kinds
of Snorting Coeds.
J. M. WATSON,
IIIX Klrvealh A
t-., AIU.ua. t'a.
.Ke,lriui oeatly and tromt tlv done.
oci'2 Am.
YalnaKe Real Estate
FOR SALE !
ALAITol itrcoDd in tbe Wet ward of I he lr
ounh ol E'xtn.liDru. t'uibria rouotj. I'a
truntiDK en SSamiiie strvec. at niK-iiiereun erect
ed a
FRAME HOUSE
and oattmildinits. all In auod rcalr. l-'or terms
or particulars rail rn or fetdrnss
Jo JIN NKAKAN. Mcktowu. fa., or
M. 1. K11TKLL,, lUen.iurK, I'a..
niM-rlUuroan nailers.
THt Protectlun Mutual Klre Insoranre Oum
X 1'ioy ol Cm- ria rounty at a laeotlov ol tbe
Ltirrcu.rs hela &etitiulr IH lt.l , ad a rawc
lutlun tbe surntau e ot winch Is as loliows. l b l
coui.any w not te lialle lr aoy Insi causej t.y
Obe4. steam thresher, siesta hay press, nor
other steam oualna en tbe premises, nor lur any
loss, wtien such envlue has been awd. oncurrlnic
within tw;ve hours alter U Bro has been re
moved Iruiu the turtace.
'PI IK undersutned. havlus: rented the storcrtMiu
1 lurmerly K-ouplKl by Wrn. I. Jones. In the
VV est ward ol l-.leni-lnrK . and will hereatter kec
on hand a supply ol Kresh J-'Ish and litrs.
.Muots and shoes repaired oa short nolloe.
Sali.iartlon a-uaranleed. MAKT1N K1ST.
STKUTI.Y No. 1 l:oad Carts lor 10.ou at 1ml
tun si Son's.
G
KNCIN K Irlfh h"re ctlsri t-jr rJ.W i
luhs .
TIU1.