nn 1 i Cimluta -frmnvm. ' nirxsm iif., rAMBiUA co., pa. FIJI DAY, - - M.MJCII is l''-' !.; Al. AM FlKSiOSAI.. - .Ii. .!.-.- liml,. I. lis..-;, jnn. i- tiil "iHif I ii 1 If I li ti ii'-r ;ii'. - M i . 'l'!:-n!iirv ( i ii i i ti ii -f Cli';n !;i !ii li.v i.-li -t ' i I ivi.s. w:ia r;il!.'T a! mil . Hi ii Tiu-s.Uiy. - (..nit liiii-li'-'l "l im- f.r tin .., ) i i i'I'Iiihx!;! i !ifirnin ami i I -.j.n.i u l until Mmi'lay ih'M t oYIim-U. a. M. - It jnii iti i soul on tln-oarpo! tin' rom ii.'.' . i ll. in uu in'-'- !.' it tliii'Uly w illi :i :. ;iid ii may In- swept ii williont - I.:,i. i iiiiiir t In- -aiM l. m,--i-. II. A. Mi I'iKi'. .laiiii-s K. N;i- !: :.t:! 1 '. I . Sill. pi'. f Altdona. flv ill 1-. uiii. ii Vi il n -iluy in attcmlanrc at 1 1 1 -' fiiin'1-a! 'f Mr. Mailin Wnnl. - A i. -tin Paul, nf SuiiiIi I'i.i U. 'li'ti on Satunl.iv la-t from typhoid frvtr niti-ii :;l yi ars. "I'Iii ! ciix-il v;is;i m-pli- i f ( apt Tlioina- Havi-of tin- pl.ici'. - 1 1 I ipoi J.'cl tliat Major .laiin Murk .f J'ni'i oi i. I'ii.. foi imi r!y acitiin of Al I - I n 1 1 tovnliip. tal' up lii- ir-i-l.-in-i- in KU ii-liMt ur on tin- lir-t of April. - in l'i iiiay la-t .1 li.Ijfe 1 I.i I U.T a pii n t --it ;.. M. lJiadc. W. Ilorari' Uos.-. F. A. .s hoiina cr. .liti f.v an-a ml M. 1. l.--i h- a- lli'- m 1 1 1 i 1 1 . on examination of law -in. I. n:- for thr y.-ar l.r -Ifon inti'inl liav in:; a sale st.'t your aii- tiii i pi iiitK'l at t lii- otli.-K. A f ! no tice of tin- -ali- "ill lie x ven in t In- milium- of lli'- I'm I M anil it ri-a.ln-s - -i'H nook ami rorinT of ilic cotiuty. Kilwar.l II. I.tl.- will -.11 at lii- stork "fat in at lohiMia Furnace, near Martins Vurir. I!'i;ur r.miitv. I'a.. on 'eilue.l.iy. lay II. at I oVloi U p. in., a mi in Iht of hii: Ii )e.l tallils, eolt-. lillii . etc. Secail Velt i-.llli-fll ill I J j i i--IU'. -Tin' I rew po-tal riinU looK like a joh lot t Ii ii t .1 oli ii W'anamaker htu mil -! ink m in tin' -i.iliouaiv il'part inent of liis his .-toie. ami liiulin llietn unsalealile, wurkeil lliitll olf oil the Uo ellllnellt. Tiny a re m it h.-r ha inl-ome nor neat. Mr. ( '. A. Sharhanu'li. "a rrol 1 1 o n's Jiopulai el.it hin nieii liai.t. lias a new ail. In t h i- i--ur of t he l-'itKiMW. Mi. Sliar-l.auh'- irooil- are always icliahle. his in M -i a- low a- the lowest anil when he e!U mi an article, it will always he foiiml Jn-t a- tepl I --it t , i I. Tin- eoiiiiiy coin inisioners hae or- fle-.-il the election hootllS. 1m)i etc.. Hi-i-.---.il V fur holilim; the elections unilif tin new I. allot law from a tirin in Marietta. The i oi.llli--ioi. S epeet tohaNe a sam ple of t In- e!ee i ion a pa rat us in 1 - i 'omnii-- -i I - ol)i,-e ili-iile of a couple of Week- Whi-re penpli vi-itinir theotlice ran learn "tin- intrieacies of the Au-tralin hallot - t"in. Frank .leville. a l'ren liman roiilim; In - I loi ma. on Tuc-ilav inorninir threw a llghteil lamp at his wife. she ran into the -Ireet. her rlotliiii! lnii iiiii!;. When the tla me- were etiutiiheil the woman had liei-u alrno-t loa -eil a 1 i i. A fi w hours 'later -he ileil in fearful aiiony. The mui- derer ha- t-eapecl. The eotlple hail no chllilren air.l were poor ami lived in the Colony of foreii;ni r-. 1 1 i--aid t ha t the ueathcr permit t iui5. the l'enii- h ania Kailroad ( 'oiupa u v w ill pill a corp- of eiiirii r on the etension o tin- railroad dow n the lllackliek. ahoiit the lir-t I Anril. A- the preliminary sur Vy wa- made ahoiit ten years airo. the Wtn k of (tie en'ineei - at present, w ill he to get t he v.,rk read for the contractors and thin the work of L'radinir will lie cotu nieiii i-il ai an early day. -''in- important thimr that all tin Counry cinnmit leemeu will do well to n-inelnhi-r is ihat under t he ne, hallot law. Which ''o.- into effect March 1-t. all tow h ship iionii iia t ion inu-t he made ten dnv prior to t he eleei ion. and horoiiirh prima-Tlf- -een days prex ions, and the result of th primaries sulnnitted to the toxvnnjp . at.d liiouirli auditors, who intisi have tlie tickets printer) for the elections. . Fc'i lleiile. a formi-r n sideiil rT FA- bin 'J. u ho some t hirty odd years nco r-ar-ti- ( fii the tiniiinif husiuess in a shop that food 'm the ground now occupied hy "thr fi sj.lrn, e of ( .1. Waif. Ksi.. ut liis home in I'ii 'sliut a on T:icsday. Mnrrli -lli. avd ".'.i i ;m s. The rleei'asr-d xx as i Vie luis but.'l of TIm'Ii s:, Ku'it. a sister of Mr. .Tul-ln- Klti-i. of Washington towsil-i and 'through h,.i- n-lati'il to a lixxruWi of pi'nple in I'aiuhi ia i-iiiinty. Jam. s l'i :i ti-y . a resident of Lilly, xvas Coupling car- some five xxr-r-ks asv ax lien hl- riirtit luind xxa- caught atirt Inidly "Ub-heii. i f the local ph vsir-ia-ns ain- pn! it. ii two rf the injured linsiTs. im i deii' illx cVr-,i i'inu' .'" for the operannti. anil 'he Went hone to allow the tnetn'r.s to 'heal. ln-I.-xdof s,, i,,iiii . hower-r, they 'becami- xery trouhle-ome ami vr-s-trdiiy fMomt.iv. Ins. anie to this city and -entered l the hos,ital . ,lt, ';,, v I.a-t ve:tr the third Moiidav in Man h. th-linn-I r'ii hy the court for arrmitii K flkjin.r license, i-aiue on the P'.th,,! ihe laonih ami ;itln- li.-ens,. ,.re ar;xiiert for "W yar front 1 hat date they expiml rm the .-ftwdiin-'of the lh.ll. Tuesdav. This yrr ,i, 'tWrd Monday ii. March comes on th- -.Tst. ami as a i onsmi.,.ice. there is a dry -a-90 of tlx.- days -during the interval. All tl -alooiis in tl- i fiunty liuvr i-lnsnl p tl-t heir i ll-tonw. s X ho Were taken utMl Wai. anil fail. -d . lay iu-i supply. i1J !hV4 .-wi-ar.-itT for a few days. . 'llei.iy .1. Tou1,s,,n. a well-known r-s-ddit..it Altoona. at.d a natixc ,,f CaintTia OUiiiv.-ii.s) al hi',o,uie in that city irt, Moiniax ,'enini: fr.no heart disease. "yr. Toiiiiis.,1, xxa- horn it. Allegheny township. thl 1-ii.nti v. Jury v.-,. isj.i, an, xxas in th I 'M, var of his a- '. lie is .sUrx i x .-.1 l.y it. .ii.'l two sons, KIiiht of Altoona. kOd f i,..r,es ,,f St. I.i.rl.s. Mo., and hy four broi..-(s ,,,. Jos,-,,,. William aild l,r,,.. living in Af.eitheny township, this ,i,uu . ,,(! J raiik tnd Mrs. i;i( 1, inl Brad'-i . of -V. :,.oiia. '" tM-tri all A(rrf. It i- fuel wll .-.tahlw.,!. that Fehru ry and Ala.c, re then,,,,., tryini; tiioiiths toae.-,l. ,.uf.eh.., persons 1 ,. tnon i a. Influ.-nn JL1d kmc! red r h.-r alllictions. are tot liahW- t t,..t i ,).,,. c,.ll(tly u(,k Tbn- is i ,. Uiilli; ,,, ,() n) fortthy 11,.. ..xsie,,; uitl, a pur.- stimulant. MedJ.-al in,- all .,.x..r the ,-M,trv iisr,(. that Kl.-in'. "MlvT Aire" u-i p,.r art. ami "Iiu,,,.-- at i. (.r ,,art. -Stand w ithoitl Peer. If xou uuct Ii.,.. fear r.l.l tiiicW-iiheiiiwi. Finch. Cii.soi,. Overholt. or lLMr 'i.-4,. you , ,,av,. thtfin ut.ii iHt 4,uiu-t ,- six ., ii,its f,, QiiXi. We are ,soini.ed h.-ad iaarti-rs lorli- choicest riirt r.f win.-, lirjuor. vorjial-. i tc. ,.Trts,s,.( ayxxi.r.'. fsepd for. -ataloirue. Bw-n ii, M,i,iK t his pH.'r. Max Ki.kix. ' - 1 .1. r.,i St.. AHv-heifv.4'a. j .x. r... J.ivlet, hU'ii- tturg. I'a ""lli I.lrHara. T' foi.,vin2 rnarriaKe li.-r nsr-. xx,.,v ls. a& !' u t h ru ..f th Orpha.,.- r.,rt for He- wc. k r-ndinu Wed uescl a . March 16th. J'.': toSxi"..K'!;la,',' Mar itr ii JZlf1- lrv.n. JoKstow,,h'"KJ' ",d Mult"- -M- ,s'-r. 'rlS'w isi'!, i,,rV."r "-''.-'"Ha AnnWy ncic, x .i-litii(rtoii i)wn-iiji. TJ0llll W. ,r-mt.s ;,lri f-rv s J I.I X" I - Juhh-town - 1MU - Tln lirst fatal accident at Frunallity, ncciirrerl at that place on Thursday of last week thr victim lieinjr a miner by the name of Mike Skr-cmcr. The unfortunate mail xvas employed in mim No. '.i. and xxhile 1'iiKuserl in his laUirs atxtut tOo'clrK-k in the inornimr. lie was canalit by a fall of coal and xxas killed alumst Instantly. Iie ini; crushed to (leitth it1 a hot filde manner. The unfortunate man xxas an Austrian t liirth. xvas v.", veins of ace and xvas un married. Hi-is survix crl by three brother-. al1 of xx hotu are employed at Frusrili t m 4'niirt I'rorccrl Inc. James A. Noel, found jiuilty of assault ami battery at December sessions, xvas sen t .-need to pa y a tin" of lo a :nl co-l s. Commonwealth vs. Kenjamin Ch;i tubers, (iefrauilinu a boadinir-bousr' ker-per. De fendant plead unilty. Seiiteiicerl to nay t he rusts. Cotntnouxx r'.-il I h vs. Charles (. I.appe. maintain iitir a loiisance. Defendant plead irnilt C imnion w.-al' Ii v . Samuel .1. Manlier, open h xxduess. irand Jury imiori'd the bill and the pvrxsiMitrix, Mnry Anrlerson. to pay tin' costs. Commonwealth vs. James Fallen, as sault and battery; iinsriiii i entered on payment of costs. Commonwealth vs. Minnie Wise. Kmma Morner. Klla leiuiihlin and Jacob Fourser. malicious mischir-f. Craud Jury iirnored tin- bill and the prosecutor. John Foifcl. to pa v t he r'osts. Commouxvealtli vs. Henry F.xans, as sault with intent to commit rape. C.raml Jurv iirnored tin- bill anil Francis Zitrler. the prosecutrix, to pay the costs. Commonwealth vs. Dr. J. Miles (.rube, assault and battery. Jury lind defendant iruilty. Sentenced to pay a line of .'.') and cost-. Commonwealth vs. (Icorire M. Porch, as sault and hatterv. Continued. Cointnonw e'll' h vs. J. K. Slritfcr. selliu;; li.iior on Sunday. Jury liml rlefendant iruilty. Motion for a new trial. Cointnonxx calt h vs. (ir-orire Fleck, shoot i ii lt x it h intent to kill. Jury Mud defend ant iiuilty and recommend ,ini to thr- met -cy of the court. Commonwealth vs. A. J. Watt, -hooting with intent to maim. Jury found rle fendant iiuilty. Com monw e:i! t h vs. Wesley Dornlan. adultry. (iraiul .lury returned not a true bill and t hat Charles I.i'xx is. the piosecu tiir. pay the costs. Com nionw call li vs. Charles limine- aMd I iconic McCrea. shootinir xxith intent to kill. Jury liml defendants iruilty. Coinintoixxi'alt h Jacob Zisiler. assault and battery. Jury lind defemlan: iruilty. Commonwealth x s. Kichard (ohiiili. shoot t mi with in ten to kill. Common x call h vs. John H. Uohertsaml Annie Huberts, sellinir liijuor xxithout li cense. Continued. Cominonw call h x s. James A. I.xle. ob taininn money uiuler false pri'teuse. Xnllr i.-ii.i'jiii entered on payment of costs ly defendant. sf.i iiv ii xx i:kix. Court xx as r ailed at lo o'clock xx hen Juditi' I'.arker -ailed up the following lllltlll'll OefeHl'la nt - for -elltelice: .Taeoli eiirler. assault and battery, tine ?li. the costs, and three months in jail. Jo-i'pb McMillan, highway rohherx. crn unit ted to t he II mil in m Ion reformatory. I ; eo nre "Fleck, sliootimr xxith intent to kill, the costs, a line of .Mi. and he conlined in the AA estet ii penitentiary for one year and three inoiit hs. t leorire McCrea. shootinsr xxitli intent to mn i m and disli-rurr'. to pay t be costs, tine of ' and he conlined in jail for six lnont lis. T'i'ter Couloirur-. rape, to pay the costs, a line of S.-.o and be imprisoiicd in the West-T-in penitentiary for two years ami six month-. In the followinir cases iiullf tixr'fiii xvcre en ti red : Coniinoiiw ealtb vs. I'.en jamiu Thomas, malicious mischief, on payment of the costs hy the prosecutor. Commonwealth vs. John Heitijr. roblicry, on payment of the costs ly the prosecutor. Cnmnionxvealt !i vs. Joseph W. Adams, furnishing lienor to miners: Common wealth vs. Joseph Durhiii. selling and fur nishinii liipior to mini-rs; and Comnmii xvi'alth s. Josr-pb Diirbii,, William !! v erly and William Durbin. beins cross suits, on pavmeut of the costs by the parties. Commonwealth vs. Jacob Kirom. as sault and battery, and Commonxvealth vs. John Maxwell, robbery, being i-ross suits, cm payment of the costs by the parties. 'Commonwealth vs. John Cccivne, airsrra- rated assault and battery, on fmym'ii't or tin' costs by the dcfendeiit. Commonxx alth vs. James Navisata. sell rnji ltiiior w ithout lir-ense. on paymiMit nT t-ists by the county. The rWendont in tkiscase xxas a railroad lalorrr. -working rtu the new railroud near Kaylor's. and bus tied. I omtnonxx I'alt b vs. James Tlerri Hirer. bp eny of a handful of peann1-s from an litilian. on payment of r-ost Vy the lr -fefKiant. CViinmon a eal t h vs. Albr-rt Miller. Laxv teiree' Fler'k. Nelson Miller, aad AVillitllll Sra-slc. larceny on payment f tin-r-ustsby f n, xiefctidants. CotT. monxxr'altb vs. William Mclvityie and JiVim Hrehm. assault and battr-ry. h'ttlcrl, on payment of costs by thr1 defeiirjmits. ( onimouxx i-alt b vs. K. F. ltakiv. -iid-inu'threatenine letter, on payment -r.f r-o-ts by tin- jirosecutor. CoiiiitvonxvcaUh vs. James McKim-lly. lur-r-eiiy .f beer keifs, setthd. on paxmelil wf r osts'ir, thr- ilefenilant. CommonxM-alt h vs. John VurKo.lrceiiy. mi payment of the costs by the prosecmnr. Commonwealth vs. Jerome Kussl. I'at Dimouii. and Frank Mc( irddrick. iar---ny. on payment of the costs by the defendants. Cotiitniuxxvealt h vs John (. Shm-niaker, arrying concr-aled deadly xxcaoits, on payment ot the costs by t he rlefendant. The fotloxxing cases were continued: Commoiiw-fhlt h x John l.amlH-rt. f. nix rt r-i't.: Commonxx t-alt h vs. iictijamin V uirh. forn is; et cr-t.; Commonw eallh vs. Samuel 111. nun. fornix ct ret.; Common-w,-altb vs. Charles Iteckley. emb lement ; Ciiimoiiw ealrk vs. I'eter Hridges. forniw t ct. ' rn r'onrs,-if set t lenient i: Common wealth vs lieorae W. I'orcli. assault anl batti-ry; Commonxx call h vs. (iconic A. Mark!)- criminal liU-l. previously icporWd sittle,!. but set tletiiriit not agreed toby tin District Attorney because the riots have not f-n fully p;ud: Couiinonxveulth vs. i leorge t apper and hai l. C"ap-r, surety of the -.aec: Comtiionw eallh vs. Lester II. Myers, fornix et c-t. iin procr-ss of set-th-mi-nt)-. Cotuiuonxxeailth vs Joseph Ku kat. alt. -inptinir'.to pa-cancelled .stump-; Ct .in in. m xx, Tilth vs. Wiiliam Deo.iir, for nix t ret.-. Commouxxr-aUh vs. John Hall. Sandy Harvey, and William Fatter-on. stoning rain: Commonwealth vs Samuel Smith, pointiiiK a pistol (not taken,: Com monwealth vs. Ciltx-rt Williams, fornix t ret.; Commonwealth . v. J. i-'ulnier. fornix et ret.: Vunmonxx ealtb vs. Thomas D. IJager. fornix ct ret.; Commonwealth vs. John Shinlouffh. fornix etrrt.; Com monxx i-iiltb vs. John lloch-t in. Jr., ,-m-bi:li'inr'iit. In the ruse r.f t he Commonw r-apl ii v.. F. K. Dngaii, obtaiiiiiiggMMls fraudleutly, the defendant xvas discharged on hU nxvn riv-ogniancc. J. J. Thomas ys. Jar-ob Jtrindlr. Ap-H-al. Defenilunt ioiiIhsvs judgment for '.'V Seiniru.il Krutkiew ic v. Heunett 4 Cjieri. Appeal. Settled. Fred Eu.si-r vs. K. Ciis-lcr. Appeal. Continued. St. pin n MiJnrvi.y. et a!, v-, Jvhn li'-'Hcli. F.i'. tni nt. Continued. Martin MrlK.nald vs. V. F. 1'rosscr et al. Ejectmriit. Continued. John Sheffauer vs. Morrellville ami Cumbria Ilorougb Water Co. Assumpsit. Settled. James W. Tuft -. i lias. . Snpp.s. Appeal. Continued. l'.arnhait Ibos. xs. Catharine Mr Kelvr-y ct al. '(. t'n. i'i' M. I- Jury lind for plaintiff ili. xxitli interest from ".".th Aplil. ls'.rl. sllbjer t to lOel Vcil point. I'se A. I.. Avn. r s. Hairis I'otti.-r. J u.lgment opened. I'y ai;reeineiit in w rit- j ing ease snbmit1"d to the . otirl under Art of !s:i. J. I. Fdw aids x Trust-i s I '. i'. cht'ich. i Assumpsit. Continued. M. A. o'llara s. A. AV. Kayes. Appeal. ; Co.iiinucd. Wilson A- I. i-r-ki-y vs. ( has. Supi.es. Ap peal. Continued. Ii'-xx is I'eters vs. Andrew Nelson. Ap ical. S.-ttl.-d. II. C. Stut.iiMii vs. Vall.'y I'ike Com pany. Appeal. Continued. Klia A. ( ir.iham. adtnini'st rat rix. x s. I). .1. Mor.ell Castle, etc. Appeal. Contin ued. Smith ,x IJobiusou vs. F. N. I'.iirke. Ai peal. Settled. William Johnson vs. Wilson I'oxvellct al. Appeal. Settled. Joseph W. Jtarroii vs. Jacob II. Young. Ejectment. Settled. James ( iard tier vs. A. A. Stephens. As sumpsit. Continued at costs of plaintiff. I'se Merry. Vr-rage ,V Co. vs. (iust Si mon. Appeal. Continued. Win. C. island, vs. John F. I'rehm. Ap peal. Settled. F. I'. Martin vs. John Coad. Adminis trator. Assumpsit. Jury Mud for plain tiff the miui of fl.'i'i. Motion for a new trial. Annie Nitch vs. Johnstown I. !!. Co. Trespass. Jury tm.l for plaintiff sjr,. IVter Nitch vs. Johnstown I. K. Co. Trespass. Jury lind for plaintiff .:wk. Hoover, Hughes fc Co. ys. ('has. 11. Suppcs. Apleal. Settlerl. orrmpnurlrnrr. l'oli l I.. XM. Oregon. March pi. s r.'. Eilitttr Vttnilit iti Fi i i mint : Sn;: To-day I received the Fukkxian of March 4th and noticed in its local col umns t ha t at date of issue yo u had fifteen inches of snow and good sleighing. The contra-l is so striking to what xxearr- hav ing lu re in the xxi-atln r line that I cannot refrain from noting the fact. (iarden- j making has be.-u in progress since the mi.'- dle of last mouth and many vegetables arc now on their way to the table. Cab bages and onions an- already being"pulh-d' for Use. Nature's green verdure, bloom ing tllowers and bright, xxarui sunshine l oiKiuiugle uoxx in t his valley as they arc wont tod., in l'r-iiiisx Ivauia uImiiiI the hi t-t-i part of Max . Oregon "pulls" its political crop early in the season also. In a lcx xx.-eks the stale conventions xxill have named their can didates, for 1 he various oHiccs for x bich incumbents xx ill ) elect.-rl in June. The most important ollic. rs to In- chosen are two congressman, that being Oregon's iplota. There- will 1m- three tickets in the lield tin I'mpb-'s party making The light triangular. It is pr.-tty'geiiernlly conceded that Dem ocracy has a good lighting chance xxith republicanism this year on the taiiff is sue, and is getting ready to contest the ground inch by inch. The shipping, inter ests of 1 he ooa-t stales are such that they xionl.l lx ln'st subserved by u free-trade policy. The peopli. tire awakening to the fact that out men -bant marine has U cii bandica plied and almost di ix i-n into i n uous desuetude" by the high tarlitf laxxs. which have made ship-building in t his country an imp'i-sihility. Ninety mt rent, of the material- necessary for the building of sea-going vi'ssels are so highly taxed t lint A met ican- cannot com pe to with foreigners in thrdr i-oustrur-tion. As a r.-oiiseiueTice. out of one hiimlrerl ships n-I'r-utly arriving at and departing from the Mrt of I'ortland. ninety-live curried for eign flags at their mast-hearls. !nt live out of the hundred tloated the I'uiterl Suites Hag These vessels xx ere from Eng land. Australia. Japan. China and other Countries, but the grei.t majority of them tloated free-trade England's col ors. :lf I xx ere to go into a free trade argument, 'boxxever. 1 xvoiilii not bring up local mai lers to prove its b.-I. -licence, but would 'ommence with the broad ri nci pies which underlie the brotherhood of man. I knoxv xx hen this gn at truth is mentioned, the thought suggested by the selfishness of our matures is that it is simi ly done for af fectation : that si-If-presr-rvati in is the lirst law of nature, and no man is concerii nl about the starving paupers of Europe. We arc not concerned about them as much us we might to Im-, perhaps, but the fact remains and it is a short-sighted (Hilitical policy xx bich overlooks it that if we help ttw keep the pauper- of Europe employ. -i an home they will purchase a com M-nsa-t tng amount from us xx hicb. in turn, xxill grve our oxx n l.tlfor more employment. Il isihe xxorkcr.s, not the idle mr.n. xx bo buy. and buyers an; necessary in order to keep prmluccrs employed. This thought car ried out to its logical conclusion rlemon slmtes to a verity that nations, no less tlmi individuals, do not live unto them selx's alone. All are inter-ik-pendent upon one another. With regard to 'hoji-e for candidate-, nine-tent hs of Oregon's Democrats are for Clevetand. Hill has a few ardent admir ers tend l'alincr. if nominated, would lx enthusiastically supported. The great majority of Republicans are in favor of Harri-n since Mlaine is out of the field. The People's party adherents are work ing earnestly, but us the interests they pro Mise tr right are too diverse to he brought unrler thr- shield of one party, they are not likely to he a very huge iiuan t i t y t his x ear on the I'acitic -oast. The most aid. nt third party nun are those xx ho hax . lei-en t ly come from Iowa. Kan sas and otbeir interior states. Witli knwj regards to friends of all pur ties. I a in Yours truly. A. IJ. I! f.aii. Iowm Hi Vlarkltck. We find the following hit of railroud nexxs going the rounds: A new move has just been determined iihii by the l'cnnsvlvaiiia railroad people by which further developments xxill lie made in the coal regions in the north of this county. This will be done by an ex tension of t he Pennsylvania's branch, the principal object of which is to checkmate tin; operation.- of the 1!. ,t O. ami th Iteer-h Creek in the same field. The )Ul Kse noxv is U extend the branch through Ehenshurg direct ly to the lllack liek region. From here it will follow the course of the I'.lacklick creek to Homer City, where it xxill connect with the other branch of the Pennsylvania passing through that place. There is believed to be one of the Iiet coal fields in this part of the state along Itlacklick i reek. Recently the 11. Jfc O. had made arrangements for extending their lines to that region for the develop ment of these lauds, and it is on this ac count that t he Pennsylvania is noxv mak ing preparations to occupy the field ahead of them. For several weks there has been great activity throughout that region, and the riaht of xvav over several different routes has Ufii sought. As the situation is at present, it looks as if the Pennsylvania had full Mjssess,ion of the held. Theirroad is noxv rear the Itlacklick, and, having the right of way, they can get it 'jiiickly. Thin will likely prevent the 1!. t O. from making an effort to i ror- the IuiUi.-)- vauia at the yjduit. Obituary. I'.RADEEY. Dieil at his home in Wash ington township im Saturday. Mulch l'?th. is1..-., Mr. James Rradley. ued :it-nt ' years. The del-eased is .l iv.-il by oll I lolber. Alexander, lixing in Chicago, and one sis ter. He leaves three Sol.s and three daughters, one son. William, living in Illi nois, and Thomas and John at home. Annie is married to William 1". Carney, of Inn-iT toxvii-bip: Mary is married to C J. A.lams. of Pittsburg, and Maggie is single and lives at home. Hi- remains xx ere interred at Summit on Monday. March 1 It It . May he ret in peace. WARD.- Died at the home of his s,,u in laxx. Mr. Peter A. Schwab, in Alt-M.ua. on Monday. March Utb. Mr. Mai tin Ward, in the -nth year of his age. The deceased xx ith his family resiii.-d in Ebeusbiiig for a number of years, coming to this place in 17'. and living here until t'..- lo ath oT hi- wife about a v.-ar ago. when lie took up hi- alio. I. xxith bis .laughter. Mr. Peter A. Scxx ab. in Altoo na. Previous to his removal lo AltiM.ua and during hi- residence in Elx-nsburg. death claimed his xxife, three sons. Rev. Patrick Ward. Martin. Oliver, and Wil liam, and one daughter, t he xx ife of II. A. McPike. He leaves to survive him uni son. Rev. John Ward, of Merry Hospital. Pittsburg, and one daughter, the xxife of Peter A. Schxvab. of Altoona. and four giuinl-chililren. sons of Mrs. H. A. Mc Pike. Mr. Ward xxas liorn in County (iul xx uy, I rel and. and came to this country at the age of thirty-one xxith his wife and t wo children. For a time he lived at K.-ll. finite and Spruce Creek and then removed to I lollidaysinirg where be lived for sever al years, folloxxing his trade, that of a stone mason, and had tin- contract for building t he fon ndat ions for tin- first round-hoii-e and railroad -hop- in AltiM.ua. In is.v.i he purchased a farm near Wiliuorr- when- he resiped up until bis rcinoxal so Ebeusbiiig. May he rest in peace. M I LI. ER. Died at the home of his par ents in l'.arr tow n-hip on Satin. lav. March .Mb. Is'.r,-. Mr. Peter Miller, aged :sl years and -'! mouths. The deceased xx as t be oldest sou of Mr. Joseph Milh-r. of Ilarr toxxnship. and leaves to mourn bis d.-ut h an aged father and mother, six brothers. James, residing in I'.iadil.M-k: Thomas, xx ho is inai ri.-rl and resides in Klacklick tux n-hip: Michael and Celestine. xx ho live at Jeaii. tte. and Joseph and L.-o. xx ho ure ut home, the lat ter being sick xxith the fever; and live sis ters. Maggie and Magdalen living at Jean-eit.-: Maria, xx ho is married and living at Latrotte, and Cassie xxho lives at home. The deceased was an exemplary young man. dutiful ami kind to bis parents, ami respected by all acquainted xxith him for .is many giMMl i(ualities and virtues. He was a g i m m 1 Catholic and during bis illness xvas waited upon by bis pastor and receiv ed the last rights of the church. His re mains were interred ill the I atholic ceme tery at St. Nicholas on M Jax. March 7. May he rest in M-acc. lnr bri.thrr l none. In icone to rest. (Pint- to the lan.l that is tternallv hlet ; He hi 8 le t on ili.i.t in furrow to weep w 'title he un.ter the h1 m.i-t l.-i 1'iilli the unset Hi truuiiiet will beat. S lir a we he.o our iloar brother la HeaveL to mret. Keinrmi.er. dr-ar comrade, when t)iee line." you hat e read That jour lite just brnir by a ftnile thread. :. KEPHART. Died at the residence of his mother. Mrs. Conrad Went roth, in W ilniore. on Saturday morning last. Mr. Tigh Kephart. aged a Unit years. The di-ceaseil xvas a teh.gra.b oerator by occupation, and was from youth affect ed x it h xx bite sxx r-lliiig. which ultimately caused his death. He xxas a brother of Mr. S. A. Lephart. cadet ut West Point from t his congressional district. The fu neral, which xvas xxell attended, took place on Monday, after service in the Lutheran church, interment being made in t in- Luth eran cemetery. O'HARA. Died at the home of her son. M. A. O.llara. in Wilniore. on Wed nesday. March f.th. 1s;r. Mrs. Sus!Mi O'llara. relict of Daniel O'llara. formerly of Minister township, aged 71 years. In terment ill the Catholic cemetery at Eb eusburg on Friday morning. from ritikbiiric Iw California. Tin-third tour in this popular (Jolrlen Oate series, under the H-rsonal escort of ihe Pennsylvania railroad, leave Pitts burc, March -Mth. Space in the palatial Pullman vestibule train. romiMised of draw ins room, sleeping, dining, smoking nl observation cars is being taken up very rapidly. This particular tour, in charge of a tourist agent and . l.apcron, runs directly xxest via St. Lwiis. Kansas City. Denver. Colorado Springs. Manitoii. side trip oxer Marshall Pass. ;, nxvood Springs and Salt Lake City; thence the Irain xxill speed for the Parilic coast, where four weeks xx ill 1m- spent in Californ ia. The rate fn. m Pittsburg is .!.".:.. The fourth and last tour leaves April -joth. via the World's Fair City. Denver. Colorado Springs. Manito.:. xxith a side trip over Marshall Pass. (ilenxvMid Springs and Salt Lake City. Tourists may return inde pendently within six months. Rate from Pittsburg. .::.i. returning via direct liw.-s. and .-.'.V. returning via Portland. Application for space anil itinerary should N- made to T. E. Watt, passenger ajrent. western district. Pennsylvania rai'road. Pitt-burg. Pa. Applicants for state permanent e.rtif- cat.-s will Im- examined at Portage on (oKid Friday and Saturday folloxx ing. April 1-Mh ami Pilh. ni.erll.neoa. oilrr.. 'I'KACltrKS ! for prartlral inrtrurtlon lht 1 will help you In Tour frhool r.Mm, xru ran Ku ne better place than to the Kbenshurk N n mal. Term ol ten weeks. Open April 18tn. ISiri TANTMi:- Kur ot all kinds, lor which the ' hnh6i market pri.-ea will S paid. Ilrlnn '"" iLL-lKKHtliRKy. 00,38 LbeuiurK. Pa- FUK SAI.I-the Ixiretto Houm, Ix.retto. I'a Terms eay. Kor particular, ad.lreer MI'S u 11 -1 . . MKS. K B.M KiNAl.tt. March II. Ioretio, p. t IMKLUADol Barb Wire cheap at Ifnlton MILLERS IT wll PIPER Oet the bwt wall pa per for the leat mon ey. Send 10 retit (deducted from firft order) lorourlSEW LINEot ramplea. Fine icold paper 5, 8. 10. IV. 9 lncb '.IM ttold emtKMtsed borderj. Sc. per yard. See our a, &o. and T5c. parlor papers, t'resaed paper from fl.00 to 5 00. AOtXTS HA.TEI, J. KERWIN MILLER & CO., 313 SraltblteK et., PIttabarK, Pa. rochlS.2m Ai niTtlK'S NoriCE. In the matter ot Ibe first and partial arwount ol Frank Powers, executor ol the last will and teMaioent ol Kev. Thomas HaTln. deceased Having; been appointed Auditor br said l-ourt to report a distribution ol the lond In Ihe hands or II e accountant, notl.-e Is hereby iflTeo that 1 will sit at idt oltice In the norouxh ol Krien-t.urn, on NiiuHay, toe 2nd Uay ef April. lHtt'J, at lu o'diK-k. a. at., lor the purHse ol dis charging; the datles ol laid appointment, when and where all parties Interested may attend or be forever debarrod from comma in on said fond. 1KJN ALU K. Ul'noN, Ebensbara-. Pa.. March 18. IglcA. Auditor. i.1 Notice Is hereb ulTen by the nnderslKoed. treasurer ol the boronxh of Ebensburc. that on or about the Hh day of r'ehrnarT, A. 1. 19?, he paid and lilted bond tio. T8. ol the Merles ol lssl. lor one hundred dollars, drawn by the borough ' Ebensbant and payable to William Lemon or nearer: that the above mentioned and described bond bus Deen lost, and all persons are heieby notified and warned acalnst purchaslna: the same, as It has been paid and w.ll not be redeem ed an atn. 1SAAU DAVIS. March 18. 1892. Treasurer TOTlCE. 1 All those indebted to the estate of Wm. I.lizlnner will please come and pay op on or be fore April li-lta. or costs will be added. Also, those owiok tlugenu I.itiiniier will d o the same. tlGl-Nt LirZlMiEK. iinrub lS.lSOl. iVi.'f r ..I A il it irnr.Vlfl-. ; I- Iyili Ar-SKMHI.Y. To t' t fv -.icrdir rf. i o Orn-.fr-e county: 1 1 erefy nnnoonce nivell a candM ' lor the rr.tr.tntl. n lor Asfeinbly . anbieot t j tie decision cf ih 1.C3 ocrjtlc primar e.eMion tl. T. M Hi f.IS. Urst ward. Joliiistowu. FOI! I'KiilHUNOTKAKY. I lierebv hi.ni.unre myselt a c ndi-la e for the (Iti'eol I rntt-.onotarT, put.jfct to the lircifli n o! tte IVTircri:t:c primarj- cl-ci.on. JAS. HAKHV. M.itc'i 4.1-.M. Mill war.t..l..tic-t-.n. Pa TUK PtUlK !Ki:i:roK. 1 I erehr buloud.'a mysi-tf a can.li.1ate tor Po-.r Director, soi.j -ct to th-? dcjt.ion ol the I .cm ocratic primary e:-.- -tlcn. K M'll AIX H1TK. farr t; tuwrisblp Marcb 1. I 'Ci: K r.i US TF.K MlRB1iiHKK. We are autho-lred lo announce that Jan. eg P llreene. ot the Klileenih ward, .tohni-r.iw n. will 1. a candidate for .lie non. Inari. in c-l theil. nee ol Kegis-trran.l Kecor.ier. pul.jnct to the action of tbe Democratic primary election. I'v.K KK'llSTFK AMI KFfUKDr.K. 'to tie Pt-f intra Iw lo. rf ''umiia rnurt;: 1 heieoy announce mjHeli a cnn.1i.late lor the nomination lor K.ieiPter and Keenr.icr, eub. jfet to he declfli.n of the Diuiocrailc primary election. 11. A.Mi-liOt'liH. BLOODED STOCfSAin I will offtr at my residence at Kebee- Fur nhce. three miles west ot Man Ins-hurif . P.i. . on Wrilneiday. Ms) lllti, ISH-J, the hlluw inic HlotrteO Muck: TrotllnaTKr-l (ttallfon. Rras.1 Hares, In fol lo Man.lanl. Bred Stallion, llarmoiiirs. IA.2VI. TrnltluK-Ilrrd KaaflxlerM, Colin antl Fill lex. Also, a lot of Jersey Coaa-xrulen, w.Ssl to commence at one o'clock. A rea so i-t.le cred't will be iciven. EDWAKD H. IATI.E. March 1. 18ve2. N'OTIHE l hereby nlven ibat the followinir ac- couots buve been h!pd inthe I'ouit ot Com mon Pleas In and lor Cambria county . Pa., and will be corbrmeil bv the said Honrt on the Krr oikI Monday of April, 1HM-.2, unless cause be shown to the contrary; Finn and tioal account ol J.J. Kbely, asfinnce of P. P. Stoy. i'lrft and final account of F. A. Thompon. re reiver ol tbe Kens Creek Fire Clay Company and Wllhelm and Mcfloclulo Third and partial account ol Adam Myers, committee of Peter JVlvers. Fin-t and Iml account ol J . W. Sharbauvh, as ilnnceol Danirl Warner. J.C HAKhV. March Is, IWi Prr thonutary. A' l-Dili IK'S NOTICE. In the Orphans' Court of Cambria countv. In the matter of the tir.-t and final account e.f .1 . H. Der.ny. administrator i-l the ef late ot A. J. Christy, derea.ed. Having t ei-n apointed audlror by sal. I court to rejKirt a dlttri'mtion ol the fund in the hands ot the accouptant. notice Is bere?y given that 1 will sit ai u.y office in the bor-mh ol l:t.er.si.urK. on I'rliUjlbe lt day of April. ISM, l l.lo'c o i.lK., lor the purtose ot d'M-baryinic tbe duties ol said appointment, wben and w here all uenuDi Interested may attend or bs forever debarred Irotu ermine- in on said fund. DONALD E. Dl'FTON. EtKrnsburie. March IS. lsyi Auditor. LICENSE NOTICE. I 1ST r.f a plications for liiguor license tiled In the Court of tiuarter Setslons 'or Cambria county: ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Nsme. Place and residence. C S. K .1 . 11 lekes Adams town. hip Alex. V. Jo.inf-t.in...... Adams townehlp. ASHVILLF. ROKOt'ull. 1-t-tail. Nsnie. Place and reiienee Ash vllle borouth. AfrhvPle tirooifh Arhville tK.rouirh. Ashville txT0U)ih. SHIP. Wen. Cote AiitfbFflrie I h.OKlierty.. . Kirbar.1 -I. t ree . .lames llatilan KAhK TOWN Ketail. Name. Plsre and residence. Harry Lutt er Harr townslilp. CAKKOLLTOWN BOKOCUH. Ketail. Name. Place ai.d residence. Julia Hinder.. Fleck Bres Andrew II. Haoir ... I-awrenre Set, roth Jo hn Stoltr Albert Koalet ... ...Carrotltown borouirh. ..Carrolttoxvr t-orouirh. . Carr. lit- wn b.-rouieh ...t'arrolltown bor.iuith. ..Carrolltown tK.roouh. Carrolltown borounh. I'arrolltown borounb. Tr.nn iSlasser... Hrowers and wnoieral. Mrs. B. A. Bl- em. Brewer. ..Carrol town boronien. '. A. Fsrat-auvb. Brewer.. I 'arrolltown rnirouah Ellen Williams, VholeHle Carro)l'ou t.uroush. J.J. llauk. Wholesale Carrol Itown borouicb. CAKKOLL TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. I'la-e and residem e. Catharine Baker ......Carroll township. Auit-usin- Burkey... Can-oil township. Menr Ieiion .Ino. D. Thomas Ma'tbew Weakland eo. A. Yost . Carroll town'l.ip. . Carroll teiwnhlp. ,.l 'arr.ill town-bip. Carroll township. t'H EST Tl IWNSHI P. Ketail. Nam e. Place and residence. J. hn FT . Cr.rdell c en township. Joseph Hipp- Chest township. Joseph A. XVam-r .Cbest township. t'H EST SI K IM iS BUKorUH. Ketail. Neme. I' aee and res l.lence. San.uel Kelly .Chest Sprints borough. S. D. Hurley Chen Springs borough. CLEAKFIFLD TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. llace and residence. eorie Harber learn-ld township. Michael Suerry Ciearoeld township OONEMAUOH TOWNSHIP. Brewer. ytne. Place and residence. Lawrence Kost Cuoemaub township. CKIA'LK TOWNSHIP. Kern 11 Name. Peter Brown Catharine Carpenter C. A. Dironnd .. John ilnrnth ." Patrick M -u 1 1 " Place and residence. Croyle township. Croyle tywnhlp. . .... Croyle township. Croyle township. Croyle township. James Mclionald lohn D. Wentroth".7. "..""".".".Croyle township.' Croyie township DALE Bl IKOUUH. Ketail. Name . Place and residence. Charles Dlckert liaie borough W.K. Mdiouu-h iuie lK.rouEh Peter C. Ott l.e tK.roi.ih Jeo. S, Schaeler Dale borough DEAN TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. Stephen A. Coe.per Iiean township Anna A. Duriphy Dean township I'han. Oauntner lean township Michael rientuan Iteao township Scott Williams Jiesa U wnsbip EAST CONEM At'UH BOKOUUH. ixeian. Place and residence. .Est Conemauich horouirh ...East Conemautch bnriuvb Fa Bl t Vin.lftaili. h Name. Wm. J. Cannon Oeorxe A. Conier ... Maniaret Kelly.. Silas Keam ... East Conemauicb borouKb EBENSBl Kl KIIHIII HII. Ketail. Name. Place and residence J. B. Denny East ward John at A. E. Bender. West ward P. F. Brown . . West ward L. A. Craver West ward ELDEK TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. Adam I 'en re .. Elder township Jacob Ss. Kltne.... Elder township Francis X. Ott El ler township FK AN KLIN KUKlll'OH. KttllL Name. Place and residence. Jacob Kulmtx Franklin OA I.LI rZIN HOKOI UH. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. D CT. Burk Oallltun borough r. pi. ori. oaintxin K.E. Dla-nan Oallltzln has. 1-ass ,, , Oallltzio A. F. Flea- .... rallttxin borouach borouicb boroua-b Iktook h so rough boronub borough borough borough bo rough borough borough Michael Fitxbarris. P. F. ltlon.. .:tallitxin .r lalinsin ..Oallitz.n Andrew Heavier.. J . M. unninif.. ..Oall.ii.n Arnold Lentz Oallitztn Osllltzln ..... Oalhtzln tiallitzin Jobo Lovoe ...... Henry Seymore Mrs. Alice Smith.... Wholesale. tJeorre Ankenbaur...alllUlB Allen H. Heist Oalluzin borough boroug b tj I. v son j f-iace. etauiiz.n norougn. u. 1-uts a. 5on j Residence. Allegheny City Anthony Padula. bottler (Jallitzin borough I U. Kockeleller Uallitxin borough IJeorge Yeckley. Jr tiallitzin borough OALLITZIN TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name, Place and residence. John W. Hendon el.ili..)n township John J. Oodtrey... Oallltzin township John A. McUuire. Oallltzin township HASTINOS KUKUUUH. Ketail. Nam. E. L. Beckwlth Jacob Crook... E. Eu sr.isk as . Marshal Oil patrtck Charles Kinney ...... Silas V. Howe Michael H. Nsgle Wm. L. Nicholson John A. Parks... John A. Piatt William Townsend Place and residence. ...Hastings borough Hastings . Hastings borough boroug b borough borough ..Hastings ...Hastings Haetlngs borough tM.roug h Hastings ..Hasting-s Hastings ...Hastings Hastli as borough lHr,-ugh borough borough borough Frank warga. Hastintcs W holesale. Andrew Lantzy Ha tings borough .'OHNSTOWN. SECOND WAKD. Keta'l. Name. P'.ace and residence. Joseph Crouse IJo Market street Waller J. Howling. .Hr) Washington street Jacob Fend lii Main street Jobn Frank is Washington street Oeorge C. Habcbt... l-T Market street Jobn W. Harris 41 Walnut street Francis E. Kel ly. .... 3a5 and 8oT Walnut street John Klrby, Jr lttf Washington street John J. Maloney -...Cor. Wabhlngton and Market streets. I Stephen Quirk .. Washington street j Neal sharey.. 130 Wa.-uiUetoD. ttrett REDUCTION j of all cooos which Fred. W. S e.-k . Martin Stark.... WaMilnnton street Iw; A'asbloKton itre.-t W hulesate. John Hash Washington .-treet JOHNSTOWN, TH1KD WAKD. rie'.ail. Name. Place ar 1 residence. Jos-ei-h Belter ....Cor. Clint-. n and Center streets 1-eninn J. Clark V4'l Washington street Obedlah Custer 3V5 Kailroad street Tboinas Ii. Daley ) Place :ild Uailroad sirce: r neMoeuco lu u sirn Ed.S. Emmons 4 I!. . ) Cor. Clinton and I Washinarirn streets Ya?liititcton street 315 Kallroad strx-t . Main siree'. 1:S; Clinton street s 147 end l-i'. Clinton '" streeTi. Thomas J. F.sj.y Jnsnua Otimth John J. Hornlck Jobn Horten John It Emanuel James.. James E. Kress Joseph Kost K. E. Eambert . -JT6 and "77 "linton streets . .".45 Knlirosti street and 1 -i" Cllm- n street l i'.ace. Ill i:;i Clinton street. Charles Maneval.. Kesideice. lli ClinU.D street. James J. MilliKD- t'or. Franklin and l'.roaj I streets. Jnhn V. SrbaHer ill Washington street Allies Sulka .... '37 Main street street Lawrence ess .l"7 ciitt m W bolcsale David Cnstlow A. t J. C. Hue, s " Fisher e "o Wm. H. Hamilton... l'l Wssbinittcn street Main street l'Jl Cllnti.u streel B. a. O. li. IC li.. !il...e I Clinton stree-t. Charles Hofmin., Ir-n City Urew-J ... l'la.e. Icl U.nlroad street lnit Co.. ( I Kesidence. Fitts'iurii. 1 . 1 1 . , m, a. IJ , I Son, " road street- Kei-ldence. Alleithen city. Jobn a Oeortce -if,; lace, A aiiinicron L,udwiK, tref t. lies.. lei.ee. Ith ward- National Brew- Place. 21 W .i.-hinitt..n ftr-et injj Co.. Kesidence. Haltiroore. JOHNSTOWN. F ll'KTH WAKD. Ketail. Name. Ernest Koitnel . Jacob Meir I 'has. H. McAteer. Eckhardi 1'ieii Fer.1. Schmidt. I. K. shaller. F. V. Wels Place and res'dence. Kedtord street . and 471 Hertford street 210 Main street 4-1 Hedlord stret 38 Bed ord street AdamH street I Place. ii4 Mam street Kesidence. -Jnd ward. Wholesale. Ueonte Meier, brewe 473 Brown a!ley. William Thomas .. I lace, rfsumer strict. Kesidence. Mb ward. JOHNSTOWN. SIXTH WAKD. Ketail. Name. Place and residence Nicholas Mum 115 Morns sireet. Wm. Shaffer 1J Morris street. JOHNSTOWN. SEVENTH WAKD. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. Catharine (I-ubart M6 llurner street. Wholesale. John Emerllntt b&l Horner street. JOHNSTOWN. E1UHTH WAKD. Ketail. Name. I"lace and residence. David Kirti- Main streel. JOHNSTOWN, KIN I'll WAKD. Ketail. Nam. Place and residence. Jsl-n Blsbof Abraham J. Boring- Do roth a Bealer Philip Hatilnsrer Charle Fatjer Kallroad street. IPIace.aMi Kallroad street Kesidence. 17ih ward. Itn.r. Kallroad and Haynes streets. 445 Kallroad street. 4'6 Kallroad street. Kallroad and Adams streets. 818 Kallroad street. ....3i Kallroad street. int Adams stroet. P. S. FreldhoOr..Cor. John ans A. K. ieiselhart... eo. Held PhlllD Sandmaier lne; Adams street. JUH.MU , iriri w Aivi'. Kaull. Name. Place and residence. Sarah CavanauKh... Kallroad street. Ben). Klst Ka'.lioad street. John Murton .Oor. Kallroad and Criur-h streets. John Schonhardt Center street. Jonn Zobel....Cor. Kal rad and tiautit-r streets. ,mbert Kress, brewers... JOHNSTOWN. TWELFTH WARD. Ketail. Name. Mary Nea.y.... . Thomas Kiley .... Place and residence. . "4 bliecsburic road. ..... Et ensburK road. JOHNSTOWN. Name. John Armstrong..--Tbe. D. Broderick . Emanul James TH 1 KTEEN Til WAKD. Retail. Place and residence. ..... 11 Iron street. IT lrou street ..... Iron street. ..... ..41 Iron itreet. M. F. Murphy .lames McLaughlin . 9 Iron sireet. Wm. S. k JUorKSD O'Briea i lion street. W holesale. I hoenix Rrssinic Co ' Place. Si Iron streeU noen,x Brewing ia , Kesidence. Plttnlmnr. JUH.N'SIO'S. FOUKTEENTH WAKD. KetaiL. Name. Ed. K. Adams.... Place and residence. 1d3 Iron street 2b Iron street ... -is."" Iron street 14 Iron street ;W Iron street .lTConley avenue James P. Burns.. James Dalley John Honan Hrtdcei Lynch ..... John Kodsers... JOHNSTOWN. FIFTEENTH WAKD. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. Michael P. Boyle . .Ccr. Front ana Broad streets James Cash lo Front street Christ Eger.....Cor 3rd and Chestnut street llieb.el ritikairi. Jr... ( C"'e,JetttJ James P. (ireen. &2 Broad street Mary Uolloreo- Cur. Front and Branch street: &Z Go's Tin' weather so fur this fall has been very niu h apiinst the sale of heavy winter gooils aul in eonsciueni-3 our stock is much too large for the time of year. It m:iy pet ever so coM yet and you neeil the goods, but we need the money ami therefore we have reduced every article so we may fell them juick which we sold at $'10. (Ml, now go at $('..00. sold at Sfi.OO, now go at KOTE REDDCTIOHS IN SHOES AND RUBBERS. .Men's Dress Shoes, formerly $2.00, now $1.50. Ladies' Dress Shoes, Spring Heel, $1.50. Gum Hoots, Candtc best in America we sell at;$-!.('.0 ; others get $:i.00. Rubbers fur Ladies, Gentlemen, Doys and Girls at lowest prices. DRY GOODS, HAPS, CARPETS, we will sell at i.rices so low that you cannot imagine how they can be manufactured for the price, but we must reduce our stock and low prices shall do the work. Don't forget our immense stock of Groceries, and always bear in mind that by dealing with us you always save 25 per c ut. ATTEND THIS GRAND REDUCTION SALE if you need goods or not. Such a chance will not be ollered again in Gallltin. We can start you in I louse-keeping from $25.00 UPWA and have the greatest assortment of Furniture jjon't delay your your coining ; now is the time SIMO-T - &c - GALLiTZIW, PENN'A. l.-ej.ti T. Ke Iv .1..I.I. I', k tilt 7. Miclia: I.:i!tey Ji-hn Mi.r.iiH.... Hu n Mo on-iell lti-rtii.r-1 M'' rcrev Fr nt street -J.."' i l.e-tnut s r-e. V! i if. a 1 .-Treet l; l J.aiirou-1 stre. t 1j3 Hroa 1 slri-et ,"iii7 I r itit t;ei-t Patrick Mrl.iUKhltn . 2 Hrf.a.l street VY lioieate. Solomon Hollrman 115 Broad Hrect B re- ers. I Place. I ".'T. Walnut street Wm. F. iSoenerai I ...J and :ird avenue. John stil.ich, I , K.M.lence, l.'.tli and lltb ward. JOHNSTOWN. SIXTEENTH WAKD. Ketail. Name. I'lae lind residence. J'.l.n C. Bliuimel Ilroud street .1.hn Binkhar.l i'J4 Broad street Martin I eiah:.rt .. ..r. 7'n Ave. and I'lietnut St John E. Fee Cor. Branch an l Fr..nt stretH August Heme 4cheinut street Peter Kotb & Itrond street Henry Sly :;ls 'lie-tnit s'reet Ftelerick Stetueie 4' Bn.ad street l eter lner Cor. Kallroad street and 4th ave '.Vbole4ie. Place. Cor. .vh avenue C. Bauerlice Brew- 1 ... ' and Kallroad street InirCo., ", Keai-lence. B-titiett, Alles-heny ccunty JOHNSl-OWN, SEVINI'EENIH WAKD. HeUiil. Name. Place an J tef i.lenee. l ied. 1117 and Louis I , , . ... F. M..fet.aul.. Linden ruenue i Place. V'lev Pike. Auicustu- Yinlinvl ... . l.'eu enc, 114 Central f avenue. LII LY BOKOI C.H. ltetjil. Name. Place and reM! nee. William Berk I.il y tx roui-li eonte K'm Lilly l.i.rounli .1 h mes A . Burk Lilty (M.rouuti f. A.Hf iriie I. illt t-oriiiiith Margaret Hello Lilly boroutib lohn .Mel liar Lilly t.,r..uuti B. A. Mulbearn Lilly tmrouirh Simon Kvan Lilly l-a-rouich Tlieo. Sell L'liv Ixin.uuli BlairShort Lilly burouieh I.OKETTO Ki.lilil J11. KetaiL Name. Place and te-lderi.-e. Francisca Iteoicle Ltrrtt I on.uiili Chas. t I'Donnrll..... Ioretto Ix rounti MOiiHELLVILLE. F1KSI' WAKD. Ketail. Name. Place ami re-i.lm-c. Jacob Esterly S.rir.K street Daniel l.yett Fairfield avenue M..KKELLVILLE. SECOND WAKD. Ketail. Nnnie. Place and residence. lacob Alt.reclit Second ward M K K ELL 1LI.K. 1II1KD WAKD. Ketail. Nan-e. Plai-e and residence Francis lackey ....Third ward Andrew.!. Leonard Third ward John I.rj tcli Third ward I'OKTAl'.E r.dkof.lH. Ketail. Name. Place- and residence. J"hn F Belter... ......... P.. rtane tmrnuifh John Byrne . Portage Itorouaa ilutrn Canavan ...Poita.e Imrouab Alt.ert liielil I'ortaue l-.rouuli Iwvid W. Martin l"-rtai:e Im.i-oukIi Atidrew Sm'th PorU4e Inirouvb F lix Toole l'i rla)ie borough POKTAUE TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. James Daler... Pi.rtae township Peter James Portage lowushif KEADE TOWNiSHIP. Ketail. Name. I'l.HCe and Kesidence. W. A. Chaplin Keade t ownshlo Michael Carroll Keade towui-hlp Joseph F. Durum Keade townslno Alex t iray Keade township Jobn M c.Mullen. Hcade township KICHLAND TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Place and resilience . Thersa Maltrl Klehland township Beroard Nees Kichlsnd township SOt'TH FOKK BlKOt'iJH. Ketail. Niuif. Place and residence. W. W. Baker South Fork tiorounh Charles N Crouse South Fork liorouvh T. A. Prmirle South Fork t.ori.unh Jacob Walierson South Folk burounh SIONYCKEEK lUHNMIIC. Kvtail. Name. Place and residence. Jobn Hun Sionycrexk township John J. HuKhes. wholesale Jstonyereek township John Metiler Stumycreek township Frederick Sann S ton) creek township Sl'SUt'EHANNA TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. 1-rancis H. Bearer s-juqngu,,, towrsh.p Simon P. Lantzy Susquehanna towu;.!! ip Frederick KadcllUe Susquehanna township II. V. Sullivan c-asiiuehwntia towii.-biu ll'NN ELH I LL BOKOCUH. KetaiL Name. Place and residenc e. Andrew Basal. Jr - Tunnelbill borough Jos. A. Bertram Tunnelbill borough Ki.-hard Bjrce Tunnelhlll buronab Jobn E. k.llduff Tunnelbill norouab Joeepb S. Manaan Tunnel mil borouah Wm. Mctlarvay ... ......... ..Tunnelhlll borouvh Patrick O'Dowd Tunnelbill borough Wholesale. Kichard J. Plunkett Tunnelhlll borough WASHlNuroN TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Dace urt reldn. e. lere.'a bender WahiiiktuD township SALE AT $0.'l). to sele. t from, to buy or never. CO., Jiilib II. Clark M at-ti i im t ..ti township w m. K. Dunt'Hiii v, ai-t.iiiuton t-wnsnip .l.-jiei-li .lutwaiii, ftr v aintiuton township Bryan B. Kinney vHtiinKton townstlp In. s. Kirtii f V atl inuti.n township I .. t t hy L-.ip Vt hs In melon township Frank Leap Warliinuton township Mar'.nlaeap ... Wi-l.iniMon towtmhlp leo. Mer.- Wasbinutoii townsblr John M' N ul! y ... . Wasi.tniriou township John Mrkei.ua A'a! itiulon township liuuh i . ' I .. .n tie 1 1 Waslnnifi.in i nrhlp W. J. scliwail lerc r V aslituifton townjhip Miiritaret Sliernian Washington township W holesale. W ui . J . Carney W a.hliiitn township K.J. McNi.il Wa.-I.niiiton township W 1LMOKF. B ilidl'llH. Ketail. NaTie. Place an 1 residence. JoFet h Burner Wiluiote l.. rounh ConrMil Vt em roth ... W llmore borouah ri'l'EK YODF.K TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. Jasnes M. titlc.le t"p er Voder township Margaret Hochsiine t pper Yoder township LoWEK YODEK TOWNSHIP. Ketail. Name. Place and residence. Frank Cowan Ixiwer Y'oder tow nship Aniuu Kiek lvw r Yoder townxhlu JAS. -'. DAKBY. M.ircl. 4. Is.'J. Clerk. Appeals for S92. Alleitlieny toHnsbip. Li.retto liorouh auJ Chest Sprtnics borough Monday March VHh Carroll township, Barr townhhlp and Carroll- t'.w n t.orough Tuesday March Will Osllltiin township. I. allium borough and Tun- jellilll I. ..roll if h Wedr.esday March :aith W ai-l.li.ifton township, Munster f..wnblp and LIUv l.orounh I hur nay March ,'jlst Croyle tuwnship. Conemauuh townstitp. Sum- nierinll town. hii and W iluiore borough Friday April 1st EI.Mist.urg horouith. Camhrla township and Itlacklick ttwDshlp Sati r.lay April 2nd Lower Yo.ler townblp. Cpper Yoder towusiilp un.i West Tayl T township Monday April 4th East Cot'einaugh Uiroueh. Franklin l.or..uiih, Ashville borough and I-an township Tuesday April ith Adatns township, Kichiand township and Stony creek township Wednesday April th Su.i.ehnna township. Elder township. Chest towtii-hlp and llastlnrs torough Thursday April 7th White township, Keade township a'ld Clearfield townililp Friday A,,ri atQ Eat l ay lor. J.ii-ksoh townslilp and South Fork tiorouuh Monday April llth Portaite township, 'copers dale borough and Por tage tmrougb Tuesday April lath First, Second and third wards Morrellville bor borough Wednesday A:.rll lath l irst. Second. 1 bird and lourth wards, Jobns town city Thursday A,(rl utLi Fifth. Sixth. Seventh and Seventeenth wards Johnstown city triJkf April lth Eighth, Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh and Twelfth wards Johnstown city Monday April 18th Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Fifteenth and Sixteenth- wards, JoLu.-towu city Tuesday April ink The County Commissiouers will sit at their of fice in E'leni-burg on the hove Darned davs for the respe.-tive districts to hear appeals I rum the as-efsments lor the year lh'J-. The assessors ol each district are required by law to he preseuton the day of ap peals. Attest: JOHN K'KBY, D. A. M.-flof'.u, P. E. DILLON. Clerk. J.U. LLoYD. Commissioners ol Camhrla countr March 11, lwci ' M. D. KITTELL. Attorney-n t-iaaw, EBENSBl'Kll, PA. Office in Armory Building, opp.Court House. rp W". DICK. ATTOKNF.Y-AT-LAW. EHKHsnrna. F'kksi'a. "Special atUntlon given to claims tor Pen. slun Bounty, etc. cbT-M-s UNA LI) E. DUFTO.V, ATTOKNEY-AT LAW, . ., KIMM9, FlSM. ITyO.'tice in Opera House, Centre street. Grr3o. M. RETflTr i ATTOKNEY-AT LAW. Fnxsmat Ffi Pxwua a-omce oa Centre street, near High. IlT M YlilV ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. 1 nnat-ko. 'a. M-O1' inloUwaade Kow, oo t ectre .uo: fr n
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