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-Mii-s K:it.- Neon l as returned homo
lifter jr.-iuliiig the w iiiHT in tli'" Smith.
' -Mr. David Hollas, of White township,
was a vii-itor to our to" n on Saturday.
A "National" .juilt" is composed of
pi, cos L-ath.T.-.l from every state in the
country.
Mi-s Mari.ret Rli'-v. after an absence
Of several months at Fort Reilly, Kansas
has returned home.
Mr. .lame- A. Wharton, oil'' of Clear
field ioMisiip's he-t citizens, was in town
On Friday of hot week.
Tin' liody of .John Waters, who was
drowned In-low Johnstown one day last
"week, ha- not vet Ix-en recovered.
Leopard .lones has been tendered and
has :n'i i-pti d the position of assistant tick
et audit at the depot in this plaee.
Mr. K.J. l.ntln-r has purchased a lot
On Julian Street from Mr. Ilosea Evans,
End intends erectinir a house thereon.
lluah l!o .inhleslieck. an aed man liv
ing on a farm near Coiiemaui.li. was found
dead in his room on Tuesday morninj.'.
" Next week Messrs. Robert Evans
Sou. ll.r tin nitiiie dealers will commence
the ere.': r,,n oftlieirnew business house.
1 r. V. V.. I.owniau. a well-known
Jvhvsician of Johnstown. Iris been serious
ly ill for the past week but is now itnprov-
. Inc.
A -ample elect ion booth has been re-eeiv.-d
at the Commissioners' otlice. and it
Kill I..- ri-.'L'ed up for amateur votinir in a
few day-.
Mr. .! .!n J. Noel and Mr. Joseph
C.rirtin. both of Mmi-t'-r township, honor
's. 1 the l'i:ri man nil ice by a visit on Friday
,I la-t Week.
Flvun. th. -seven-year-old son. of
YU!iam 1 "1 rm. of Alnx.na. had his left
leu biok-n. by beimr run " . r bv a heavily
laden uai-'oiion Monday.
Mr. '. T. Kobert- is i-itim; liraddock
.this w.-.-k a delegate to the Nnrthwest
rn A--01 :a' i"U ,f Coiiu're-'a t itinal churches.
Vxhirhis In. Mill-! it- meeting there.
The F.beli-lMim public schools closed
On We.ln.-day. and ihe small boy is pa
tiently uaitiiur for the . ath. r to v.arin
tip the w ater lor tin- swnuniinii seaoii tu
Ollell.
. train cont aiti i ti!i '' i cars, each la.l.-u-e
1 u i 1 1 1 o io mi ii nils of th.ur for t he starv
ing Ku--ian-. pased over the I'ennsyl
Vania in i 1 r-i.-i.l on Thursday mortiiinr fnmi
III i n nea p. d i-.
M -- Kinr ii. Meliermitr. dauihter of
tlie la'.- ol. V.. Mchenuitt. a former ii-si-dent
ol Klieti-luii . died at li.-rhoiiie in Al
tOona. on Siilurday last, asjed about twenty-four
ears.
The Alto.ma. leartield and Northern
Railroad w ill be extended from its present
termiiiu-. ai I in uirhert y . in lleadi- tow n
Bhip. to ( 'oaVport . a di-t anee of about five
Bltle-. in the i. ear future.
Edward Maligns, of Croyle township,
died on Friday ni-'ht fr.ui. t y phoiu f.-v. r.
He was alio i it t w ent y-oiie vein s of Hiie and
A few bonis before his death was sup
posed to be mi a fair w ay to r. t overv.
James A. Com ad died at tin- home of
his parent-, near Ashville. on Sut.urd.ay
night, nircd about thirty-three years. Jle
leaves two .-,,iis and a daughter his wife
havinir di.-.'i only a few mouths aco.
Jarni", h'l. lil.a w a t. h man on t lie Penn
sylvania rafiroad.w ft- truck by a pus-. ni;er
train at Ni eali on Sunday niirht and in
stantly killed. lie w as a r.-Md.-iit -of San.i?
Hollow, ai-'e'l year, and h aves a wife.
A loirmaii named John Camejvn was
drowned in t lie ."siimj uehanna. near Kettle
Creek on Monday. He was lui.-U:tf loirs
and fell into the sluice anions the joys and
Was di'ou ned.
Mi-- I.iie Kinkead. a youns lady of
Indiana while attending Mvicef in the
Prc-bilei ian chiin h. at that plu.-e, on
P.iilav eveliins fell HOT fli-inl. sin- was
about .'' years of nue and w as a nn-tti In i of
the cln.ir.
'The ; h (reek Kailioad (uiuiny
hll-bought s. .me foiitteeli hiiiidl'cil acj es of
COa! l.l hd i ll t he ii-init y of sy ke-V ill.-.. Jef-
fei-oii county, and it has son..- two thous
at.d acn under b a.se w hicli it will inu-t
likely Jill! chase.
' Fivpal at ions in luoiire-s for the
rtotl i 1 . 1 : m of a la rife niiinber of additional
COke o en- aioiii: tike 1 'en ii y 1 vii ii i u rail
rOad 1 i l e. n l.ati-be and le atty. TluM'e
Seem- t-. . ho limit to the capacity of thi.--TCtrion
!,.r p:-,.. (ileitis coke,
The l...ri tto normal schod om-iis in
the I.oretto -ehuol biiildiuu on Monday
next. The -choi-1 i- under the maiiajre
BlCiit of Prof. K. II. tiit.-r. a Micc-ssful
teaclur iii both normal and common
SCboo
We w i 1 1 him -ucce-s.
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PO!l- ..ie.
bOaiied a! 1
by ;..ii.ir :.
' . i 1 1.. i tramp claiming
"a., a- Lis home. va- severely
uninirton .iii Saturday niirht
-ieeji oil one a .f t he Co k ' 1 1 Ve 11 S
Whiie fuil ot whi-k.y. 1 1.' was taken to
theAitoona l.o-pita! for treatment.
ni Tue-d.i y a in n di-tl!e'i y wa-open-dttpal
Walnut (iioe. in ar John-low n.
With a ca) aci t y of t w o harr-l- of whi-ke
Prt'ny. John J. llui.'h.-sis the proprietor.
Gauirer inceiit H. iir i- lookinir aft. r the
JOTei iiun ut int. rests at the iicn plant.
t iara, dauirhtef of James I Kini;h..rt y ,
form, rly of Eln'tislnirir. died at the hoim
ofl.er p..-, nts in Sumnierhill tow n-hip on
Saliird.iv la-t. air.-d about three year-.
The i ema'ii- were bnuiirht h.-re on Tues
day ai.d burled in the Catholic cemetery.
Tl..' A'!...,i,;i i;.i;.f!,. a new Republi
can !..:! in that city, made it- bow to the
pubis !a-t w.ek and i- a candidate for
put' e f.i or. The '.(: tti is neatly in int-
d, con'aili- the Associated Fes news,
and ii. A e ! bin it but it- poll tic- is ill the
frOl. ' i f t !..' proceoojoll.
Ti.e ' . uet imi of annexing part ot Al
legl i tow ii-hip. ltlait county, to Tun
Dell. : bormiirh. this coiitity, i- still un. le
eldtd. tl.oiuil, i.oth school Imard have
atgrt-ed so far as -ihool ma t ters a re con -CAra'd.
ami it is li kely the annexation w ill
talM p. a. e ii, th,. near future.
At th.- nieetimr of the Ebenburs
BulH.i ir and Loan Ass,-iatioii on Monday
&Ight. a ci n-iitution and by-laws were
adopi.d for the jro eminent of the Associ
ation and ottieers were, placed in noniina
tO be voted fot on Monday ev.-niiur April
18th. U,n't fail to attend the election.
Th.-i are at pre-ent 7;k jmti.-nts under
treatment ut the W'e-t IVnn llo-pital at
Dlxni'.nt. tfioiiL'h the building is designed
for but :.so. The institution is overcrow d
4 and bv resolutioiiof the Executive Coin
' Clttii'. the Superintendent was instructed
to refu-e t he further admission of private
Pitlent-.
The cui.ttactor havinir the building of
the culvert a -ro-s th.- Chest creek at Dish
art's for the new railroad are laboring un
derdiDicu, ties i,i siting their brick and
Cement to tliat jilace. Tli.y are U-ing
tided from this 1 ace and the heavy haul
t.t on the ruad- have luadn them almo-t
ipa.s-ihie.
The 11 uniiiitrdon ear w (irk, which have
been idle fr i,K),e than a year, have re
CSfVcd a larfje order from the IVluinylvaiiia
Hillroad Conijiany for standard coal rUrs
t'i the works w ill ic-iime at once. Other
C le. are eonlideiitly expected which will
t "p Un- morks riiiiiiinif i utl.-ti n i t ) y. Tliis
Kie UiploV lUCIll lu '.'..I) Ilii-n.
Pennsylvania will add 04 to Cleveland's
voto at Chicago.
Mr. John Pavis, of (Jallitzin, was se
verely injured on Monday by tieinc kicked
by a horse.
rrs. R. E. Jones and her son Cyrus,
who were in Philadelphia 'ast week
bnyiim poods returned home on Saturday.
Walter Shoemaker who has In-eii at
tendiiifr scluxd at St. Vincent's. West
moreland county, is home on a short va
ation. Mi. J. R. Denny, of the Mountain
House, was in Harrisbursr on Wednesday
as a spectator at the Democratic State
convention.
David Eastep. of Amsbrv, was admit
ted to the Altoona hospital one day las!
week for treatment for disability resulting
from a stroke of paralysis.
There was a freight wreck at l.ens
cn ek on last Saturday niornins raiiM-d by
the breakinc of a car. but luckily no per
son was injured, ltoth tracks were block
aded for several hours.
A man who had robbed the store of H.
H. Hiinmelritrht. between Koretto and
Callitzin escaped an officer of Callit.in on
Tuesday iiiirht. and dropped somo of the
stolen articles w hile escapinp,
Althouch every effort has been made
to recover the body of John Waters, of the
Fifteenth ward, who xvas drowned at the
Conpetsdale pnmpiiur station on Tuesday,
it has mt been found. The search lias
been temporarily abandoned as it is hoped
the body will rise tu the surface in a few
days. .full itst'ill'll DtHloCVff.
Charles Wess. of the Frit House
Johnstown, who has been in a despondent
mood ex-er since the death of his xxife
which occurred several months airo. while
on a visit to friends in Croyle tow nship on
Sunday last. tnt hold of a razor and shock
inirly mutilatrd him-clf. His condition is
precarious and it is doubtful if he will re
cover. 11"- is evidently insane.
On Tuesday evening a little J-year-old
child named Robbie Parker xvas burned to
death in a house at Irwin. Pa. Th'-child's
mother diud about a year airo and the lit
tle fellow had been left in cafe of its
irraniliiiothcr. During the afternoon the
family locked the child in house and
went out to do .some shopping and .luring
their absence the bouse took" tire and wa
eoti-nnieil. The child xvas unable to es
cape. The pupils of the Ebeiisburg public
schools gave an entertainment at the
Opera House. on Wednesday evening
xx hb li w as highly creibitable to the pupils
is xvell as to the teachers w ho had taken
such pains hi training them. The hmi-e
was jammed full, there being scarcely
standing room and the audience bv the
frequent outbursts ,f app!au-e manifested
t In- pl.-a sure wit h x h ich t he effort s of tin
pupils were rcceivrd.
John Kelly, a lad aged 1". xxho re-ii!s
with his parents nt Irw in. met with an ac
cident w hid i x ill in all proba hi lit y cost i he
young man his rife. He had been in the
habit of jumping freight trains. On Sat
urday afternoon h-and a iiutnher of other
boys at tempted ft jump a fi eight train an4
he missed his bold. x hen he x is throw n
under the train, xvhich passedover his leg-,
cutting 'hem both off at the knees. He
w as removed to the West Penn hospital.
fi i i i iistiii ri Tti rnril.
William C. Miller, the niooti-hiner. and
leader in the gang that murdered old man
Hochst. t lei . surrendered to the state
authorities at an early hoiiron last Thurs
day morning. The search w as so vigorous,
and the supplies so nearly cut off. that the
fugitive found it impossible to h Id out
longer. A new posse was sent to the
mountain from Trent to capture Pritis.
tin- other principal in the murder. It is in
timated that his hiding place lias iH-eti dis
closed, and the instructions are that In is
to be taken dead or alive.
About a xveek ago the eleven-nioliths-old
child of Michael lirifbii. of Quarry
street. Txx elfth w ard, sw allowed a sho.--biifoiier
about three indies long and one
inch x id.- at the ring. None f the mem
bers of the family knew any thing of t he
dangerous occurrence, and a few days af
ter the baby liegan to be troubled and its
palate to get sore. Dr. K. K. Miller was
summoned and he so.m discovered that
something had been swallowed. On Sat
urday morning the child xvas relieved of
tin- shot--button. -r. Ji ii xtmrn Tr ihli ))'.
KirrrlArro M oil lilay hIiii rir.
At llollidaysburg on Saturday night
three masked burglars eiit.-n-.I the house
of John Daly, a ii."t-yi-ar-old veteran, am!
demanded his pension money. He protest
ed that he had no money. letting no con
fession. 1 hey stabbed him repeatedly xxith
a knife, and after burning one of lit- ears
almost off with a lamp, ended by knocking
him senseless and ransacking th lions.-.'
During the s-arch they chopped holes in
the floor and tore the plastering from the
xvalls but secured nothing.
Leaving Mr. Daley tli.y went to tin
home of Mist. Oliva McDow t-11, an aged
maiden lady, and dragging her from U d.
tortur. d h.-r almost to d.-ath. demanding
money. x hich -J..- denied having. Kiiiv-s
were run into her ears and face. xxhiV a
blow from a revolver do-fd oil- eye. Fi
nally the fiends tied her to a t-.l post and
ih liberatf ly set to xork to destroy all ih
furniture in the house, a ta-k in which
they XX ell -Ucceed.sl. They then departed
with alt the money they found.
Roth the victims were able to r.-lea.-e
t hems,. Ivt's afo-r a licit', and made their
wa v to t he houses of itelghlMiis. hurt- t hey
were taken iu nnd cared for.
Li'in rr.t. Pa.. April 1.'. l-i.'.
Ktliti,r CumlifUi Fm nfui :
Sii:: The d-terminatioii of a numltt r of
farmers. whose lands lie along
the Pradley branch of the Chest cn-fk to
put a stop to hunting, fishing. l rrying.
etc. on their grounds, has called forth
much adverse criticism. In v'uxv of this
fact it is necessary to say that the parties
vh.i will suffer by this action have only
themselves to blame. In past years raiders
from adjoining villages have made an in
tolerable nuisance of themselves to the
owners of these properties. The time of
their depredations generally Itegins a week
liffore the trout season opens, and contin
ues through the entire summer and
autumn. During this time, if the farmers
get anything in the shape of gam oi lu r
ries, t h.-y must, so to speak, st.-al it from
themselves. Fences are thrown Ion ii at
pleasure, any remonstrance, Iwing met
with contempt and insdence.
The law will be enforced on all offenders,
and with this defense of a tp which
should have N-eu taken long since, I re
"' Respectfully.
A St i i i i.-i.i:.
fell-frill'' Salm.
On Monday Sheriff Shumakei-; s,,l.I the
following properties at Sheriffs sale:
All the right, title mid interest of f 0.
W. Gallagher in a certain piece of real es
tate in Reade township, containing forty
four acres; sold to William M. R.-ers for
f3.xi.
All the right, title and interest of Will
iam Haines in a lot of ground in Ashville
borou-rli: sold to W. J. Rose, W. E. Rose
and H. (i. Rose for ?l, 12.1.
All the right, title and interest of Fred
erick DeltZ in tl lot In the Seventeenth
ward of Johnstown; sold to John
Thomas .fc Sous for f j.i.v..
All the right, title and interest of Lilly
Merchandise Company in a two-story
frame dwelling house In Lilly borough:
-"Id to Michat I Rnidley for .".
THE GxVLLOWS AWAITS HIM!
ixnr.it nnrrR acjais iosvicted
OF Ml ltDKIl in tiii:
FIRST llldKKF.
On Monday Elmer Ilruiier. xxho w a
tried at March court for the murder of
Samuel l!ees. and xxho. at the trial, plead
guilty and left the responsibility of lixing
the degree upon J ml ge Rarker. x as brought
into court, xx hen the Judge, in a lengthy
opinion which he uive below, found him
guilty of murder in the first degree.
oriNfoN ok tiik oi i:r.
Tlie dc feudal. I i.l. ..v.- named xvas ti n .1 at
tin" December term tor minder, and the
jury rendered a verdict of murder in the
tlr-t degree. This verdict xas set aside
and a new trial ordered, and. when the de
fendant was arraigned the M-coi'd time. In
pleaded guilt y to 1 he indict m. -nt. and tin
duty of fixing the degree ti.us ii. v, !.d
upon the Court.
About the same length of time xvas con
sumed in hearing the testimony on tlie ar
guments hy tlie Court as on the trial, and
tin-re was no material change in the evi
dence on either side, excepting that the
defendant, xx ho was not .'ailed at the trial,
testitie.l in his own lx-half at the hearing
before the Court, his testimony being sub
stantially the same as that of Charles lim
ner, both at the trial and at the hearing, so
1'iat. excepting to tin- corrolioral ion of the
t -Miuiouy thus furnished, th" testimony
xv a-Mibstantiaily the same at the hearing
before the Court as that on xx hich the jury
rendered a verdict of murd.-r in the first
degree.
In granting a nexv trial we did not inves
tigate or consider the merits of the de
fendant's case, and we diMinctly Mated
that we had no opinion to. express as to his
guilt or iiiiiocense. but were compelled to
gran' a new trial Itecause certain fixed
rule- governing such trials had been vio
lated. x herey he might not have had Un
fair and impartial trial guaranteed by law.
Whether the jury were act uully influenced
by tnese violations xvas not for us to cou-sab-i
: it xx as enough for us to ktmxv that
they might have been.
P.y his the defendant admits that
the killing of Samuel Ret s by him xx as un
law fill and malicious. Every unlaw ful
and malicious killing in Pennsylvania is
miir.icr. either ot the lir-t or -ii-uikI de
gree; the difference iM-lWeell the degrees,
plainly and simply statf.l. being, that
xx hen a deliberate intention to kill exists it
is murd. r iu the tir-t l.-gr.-e. and where
none exists it is murder in the second de
gree. Our statute, howev.-r. in making
the distinct ion. ay: ". mur.hr x hich
shall In- p.-rpetiate.l by means of poi-on.
or by lying iu wait, or by any other kind
of wilful, deliberate, and premeditated
killing, or x hich shall be committed in the
Tp t rat ion of. or attempt to perpct rate
any arson, rape, robbery, or burglar).
Mia!l be il.-i iiie.l murder in the tir-t d.-gi
and all other kinds of murder .-hall be
de.'llled tllllld. f ill the second degree."
It wa not claimed by t In - ( omtnon w -al l h
that this murder x as committed in tie
perpetration or attempt to H-rpe rate any
of the felonies enumerated in the Act of
Assembly, or by poison or lying in w ait,
and. therefore, wt-haxt-only to deal wita
that kind of murder in the lir-l degree
described as w iful. deliberate, and premed
itated, a lid in XX h it'll t he essence of t he of
fence is the intention to kill.
If an :nteiiiiontokillexistsitisxxilfiil:"
if t In i utent ion to ki II l- act-on i pa u i.-d by
su. h i-ir.-umtanc" as evidences a mind
fully conscious of its own purpose and de
sign, it is "deliberate;" and if sufficient
due be a ffor.l.-d to enable t he mind to ful
ly form the design to kill, and to select the
instrument or to frame t he plan to carry
this e-igll into execution, it is "pr.-lll.'d'-tated:"
the proof that the intention to kill
exi-tcd ina given case, and the disposi
tion of mind to constitute murder in the
first degree net.! not not be express and
positive, but may be inferred from tin
circumstances of t he case; and if from all
tin' facts attending, tin killing a jury can
fully, rci-onably. and satisfactorily infer
the existence of the intention to kill, and
the malice of heart with which it was
done, tln-y x ill be x arranted iu so doing,
and rendering a ver.li.-t accordingly.
In the absence of expres- and positive
proof of intent. x hat facts are snllici.-nt to
xairant such an inference. He who uses
ii H. n tin- body of another, at .some vital
part, with a manifest intent to use it ii-ton
him. a deadly weapon, mu-t, in tin- ab
setice of qualifying facts, he presumed lo
know that its use is likely to kill, and
knowing this, must be piesuined to intend
the death xx hich is the probable and ordi
nary con-ci jin nee of his act : and he x ho -o
u.-es a wt apoii xvithoiit sufficient eaue or
provocation, must be presumed to do it
from a bad heart, therefore it follows a-a
natural and logical setience. t liat w here
do ith results from such use. and there was
sulli. i.!it time to deliberate and fully form
t he conscious pi I post- t o k i! 1. he who thus
takes life is guilty of luurtlt-r in the first
degree. Iltll. -s there l- slllbcit nt h gal rea
son or cause of extenuation.
Now applying these tests io the case in
hand: The .left-mlaiit had Ui-ii detected
i u t In - com in is-ion or at tempted com mission
of the felony of larce ny. and. while yet on
the premises f the partv w hose property
he xvas trying to teal. he killed him. Ac
cording to his testimony and that of his
accomplice, t h- it -ceased xx as pursuing him
w it h a gun w he n he tired the fatal shot:
according to t In theory of the Coiiiuum
w ea It Ii deduced from the 'Hisilioii of the
body when found, of the gun and hlood
uiarks. and othel circumstances, the shoot
ing xx as done under entirely different cir
cumstances. ;i,d while the defendant was
endeavoring tu escate from the premises
and avoid arrest. However this may
according to the defendant's ow n it-stinio-ny
and that of Ids accomplice, he was but
a few feel from the dt cciistij w hell he fired
a pistol iu his face and killed h:m: the
weapon w as a deadly one, used against a
a v ital part ; he manifestly f Mended to us(
it. and. under the rules above laid down,
we cannot reasonably and .sati.-factorily
infer anything i-Ne than that there xva" a
fully formed intent to take life; t infer
anything els,, would lie tt violate all rules
of logic and reasoning.
We find. then, that a fully formed intent
to take the lif of Samuel Rees cxi.-ted ill
tin-mind of the defendant at the time of
the shooting, the killing then was "xvil
ful." That defendant's mind xvas fully
conscious of its own design, and that suf
iicient time for delilx-i at ion and premedi
tation was afforded to enable his mind
to fully frame this design to kill, is appar
ent to ii- from t lie circumstances. He had
plac.-d his hand on Ids pistol, lie says, lie
fore he left the house, thus s-hoxving his
intent ion to ii.se it if iiect s-ary to escape
from tl..- premises without arrest. Some
li 1 1 le lime e!ap-ed In-fore the i-hot was fired,
at least ample time for him to fully frame
and consider his intent, and from these
and other circumstances xve find t he killing
xxas "ddil-crate and premeditated. " On
the.-.-minis our mind is at rest that the
killing ivas the result of a fully formed in
tent, and was wilful. delilM-rate ami pre
meditated, and therefore, the offense
should be fi.Xfd at murder in the first dc
trree. unless under the defendant's claim of
excuse or extenuation the offense xv juld l.e
less.
The excuse or extenuation for t In- killing
set up by the dcfei.dant, on account of
xvhich bis counsel claimed the offense rose
no higher than murder in the second dt -gree,
was iu the nature of self-defense. It
xvas claimed that the defendant xxas leav
ing tlie premises of the decedent, and that
the latter xvas follow iug him dn.-e'y xxith
a gun pointed at him. and, that at a mo
ment when he had reasonable tau-e for
lielieviiig that Rees was about to tire on
him, and that his own life was in danger,
he fired upon Rees and killed him: but be
cause he was engaged in an unlawful act,
it was not claimed that the homicide was
.-XA'Usable on the ground of x lf defense,
but that the circumstances made it murder
iu the second degree.
We fail tool-serve the distinction sought
to be made. The distinguishing criterion
of murder is malice: the defendant, by his
pie i of guilty of murder, admits the mal
ice of heart necessary to constitute mur
der. The distinction la-twecn murder in
the first degree and murder ill the second
degree is the intent to kill: the essence of
the ofTcnse is the intention. If xve are sat
istied in this case that tin- intention to kill
existed, xve need go no further in the state
of the record, but we do go further.
If. however, the intent of the defendant
was t.. do Pe. s great bodily harm in order
t.ic; :iy t.ut his design of escaping from
tin- premises, and not to kill, then we
would 1m; warranted in fixing the offense
at murder in the second degree.
In this case we act both as judge and
jury; as a jury we have found from the
evidence. l-yond a reasonable doubt, that
at the time the defendant killed Samuel
Rees, there xxas a fully formed intent in
his mind to take his life, and that the kill
ing xvas willful, delilM-rate. and premedita
ted, according to our understanding of
those terms as a judge, and that there has
been no sufficient cause of extenuation or
excuse furnished, and therefore there re
mains nothing for us to do but perform the
further painful duty of imposing sentence.
And now , March lo. is'.rj, after jury called
and sworn, the prisoner at the bar Elmer
I'.runer apl-earcd in open court, in the
presence of the Court, his counsel, and t In
jury, and withdraws his plea of not guiltv
to the indictment, vvhcrciiixm the jury em
paneled in t he case is discharged and tin
Court proceeded t hear witnesses to de
termine the degree of the crime, and on
the same day anil the following day called
the following witnesses, whose testimony
was taken and reduced to writing by the
oflicial stenographer of the Cuiirt. to wit:
ti.-oige McKay. Dr. T. J. Davison. Charles
Weaklaiul. Clinton Cunningham. A. J.
Diiiiinire. Thomas Davis, H. J. t'roue.
Dr. C. V. Ii. Kennedy. J. S. liolsingt-r.
Morgan Hughes. Thomas L. Jones. J. C.
Si ine man. J. Frank Condon. II. F. Oeiger.
and Peter J. Utile on the part of the Com
monwealth, and on the part of the defend
ant Samuel Moose. James T. Young. Mrs.
Ilriin.-r. Anna llruner. S. F. Mitchell,
dared Laiigham. Clinton Cunningham, and
A.J. Dunmire. as well as having heaid
t In- tesi i m, tu y of the defendant, and having
fully considered the evidence on the part
the Collin. oiiu. alth and on tin- part of the
pri-oiier. and continued the case until this
day. now. April 11. fs-.t-.'. we do find the de
gree t.f tin homicide committed by tin
prisoner at or m ar Kt-eushurg. in the coiin
tyof ambria. in the killing of Samuel
R.-es. on the i:;th uf Augu-t. A. I . ls-.d. to
h.- murd. r ill the tllst degree.
The Court, therefore, do adjudge that
tin-prisoner at the bar Elmer Ilruiu r
un. i.-r his pl.-a of guilty, is guilty of mur
der in the first degree. ; ud this finding js
t h. i i f. .re ordered to 1m; entered of record.
Jly the Court. A. V. II.vi.km:.
President J u.lge.
At the conclusion of Judge Parker's
opinion counsel for the defendant made a
motion in arrest of judgment which was
h. arJ on Wednesday. Judge Harkerovt r
rul d the motion and called lli'inn r up for
sen teliee.
Judge Parker, in imposing the sentence.
said:
"Elmer llrimer. you may le sure that
t his is t l,t-most painful hour of our livt-s.
ami xx.- do not expect in the course of our
judicial career to have another so painful.
You were tried by a jury and found guilty
of murder in tint first degree. We. in our
judicial decision and what xx e think is
light under the law. gave you a new trial.
When called for the second trial you
placed your case in the hands of tin court,
there by imposing upon the court the duly
from t In-evidence of determining the de
gree of t he oflense.
"We feel satisfied that, had t he case gone
to a jury under the evidence offered lo the
court, the verdict would have U-en the
same as at the lirst trial, and for that rea
son our conscience at least is at rest in the
matter. Have you anything to say why
a sentence t.f death should not fx- imposed
upon you?"
llruner. in a few tumbling sentences,
said that if In- had intended t kill Rees ,.
xx mild f xx illing to hang: that in did not
mean to kill Mr. Rees. and did not think
he w ;is guilty of murder in the lirst degree,
lie appeared to In- very little affected by
his position.
The Judge proceeded:
"'I he sentence of the court isthat you be
taken back to the jail and that xou lx- tak
en from there on t he day lo lx- fixed by Ids
excellency, t he Oovernor of Pennsylvania,
and on that day so fixed that you lx- taken
from t here to t he yard and hanged by the
neck until you are dead, and may (iod have
mercy on your soul."
Judge Parker then called up Charles
llruner, tin- Ix.y xxho xvas xxith Elmer llru-ni-r
at tin- l hue of the murder and xx ho had
plead guilty al the lime of the trial, and
sentenced him t o be con fi lied iii the Indus
trial Reformatory at Huntingdon.
rtprlnc Stfr.
The gradual o-iiiiig of tlie budding
tr.-fs and the shooting upwards of the
blades of grass are signs of the advent of
spring. Tin farmer is already at work
st imulat ing t he growt h of his crop by fer
tilizers to insure a rich harvest. Nature
ueeds stimulation and why should not
mail".' The system needs building up af
ter t he attacks of grippe and cold, and the
only tonic is pure whiskey. Max Klein, of
Allegheny. Pa., has the endorsement of
eminent physicians, certifying to the pur
ity ot his famous Silver Aire ami Du
tjuesiie Rye Whiskies. Sold every XX here
at M.-io and ?!.!. jx-r full tiuart. Six-year-old
Pi nna. Rye Whiskies, absolutely pure,
at ?l.u k i-tjuart or six o.uart for Kl.ou.
Send for catalogue and price list of all
kinds of liquors to Max Klein, s.' Federal
street. Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by J. .V. A. K. Render, Eltciis
burg. Pa.
Obllnkrj.
MILLER. Died at the home of his par
ents in Parr township on Monday. March
tth. is'r'. Mr. Leo Miller, aged -jo jears.
! months and is days.
Tin deceased was the lifth son of Mr.
Joseph Miller, of Rarr township, and
leaves to mourn his death an aged father
and mother, five brothers and five sisters.
He was a young man of many good quali
ties and his death will lie sincerely mourn
ed by the Jteoplo of that neighborhood
who were acquainted with his virtues and
his kind dis(oitioii to his parents. His
sickness and deaeh were the result of his
devotion to Lis brother, whose illness with
typhoid fever brought Leo home from
Jeaunette, Pa., to assist in taking care of
him. He, too. was attacked with the same
disease, and notwithstanding he had every
attention medical skill and kind nursing
could give, fell a victim to the dreadful
scourge. May he rest in jHace.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending 'Wednesday, April
IX I.':
George W. Ludwig and Elizabeth Yon
Alt. Johustown.
Charles W. Sjrck and Annie Weaver,
South Folk.
Frederick Rurgdorf and M. Annie Dibit.
Johnstown.
George W. McGrew and Theresa Malzi,
Johlistoxv n.
Walter Roltcrts and Helen Rodgt rs,
Johnslow n.
Mrs. 15. F. Campltel!, of Illackhck
tow nship, died on Tuesday of last week,
and xi as burn d at Pdsano ou Thui -tlay.
)llu-rllaDraa oll-r.
K
BtNSHl'KCI'S NUKMAL promlMS to bo
j s.ore fluuriFhiDK toe eomlon "maimer tniin
for fi me tetD rut. jnilKliir by luc lance nam-
ber !reJy (.rolled. The rrhuol vill meet at 2
r. v.. 1 n tlie public school toUtling to ontaniie
N (it H EK ( iPH iK It'N ITY.-Bj fpetI ar.
ra nurture t Prol. L,lttle. tte ocoulln-op-tlrlxn.oi
Pntt-hnnc. will tlslt Kt-nturir arain.
Friday. April 23d. Persona havina eye trf utile,
t.r neettintt g ws ctn crnfplt him tree ol chime
at dr. freer) ' llrula. i tfice. & a. u . tiff 3 r. u.
TANTtf)!-Kuni(il nil kin.l. Tor which the
t highest market prices will t i.t. Krlna
tbem in. O. L.. TKKIiKKH'KH.
oct30 tbtns'iurit. Pa.
ROK SAI.K the Irrtto Hohm-. Irnto.
-1 , . c . c IV r i.a rlii-nlur a. 1. !,
Pa.
MKS. K. U. S1UOXAI.I),
L. jn t'-o. Fa.
March 11. PV.-2.
A
CAK I UAIlol Karti Wire cheap at Haiti. n
Sou"-
I'ldilifiit .1 l ltt) mi in, i,x.
Tl IK tlsllJI 'T ATTIIKMIY.
I f.-reNy xunnnnce mxnclj a? a cantMate
for Ilif'rict Attorney, vut-jert t.t the tlc-cUit.n
ol the iJc-nioeratlc primarv election
P. J. OCdNNOli,
Johnetown March i!4.
T7V1K A-SKXtKI.Y.
To the Irmorratic Yntrrn of t'ambria rovntii:
I herftiy announce nivnelf a "eandl.tate tor the
noinirtu.n lor Affemtily. atiniect to the decision
of the Hemecrattc primarv e!e-tln
EI. T. M NEKMS.
First ward. Johnstown.
FOK I'KOTHONOTKAKY.
I heretiv announce myfetl a e..n.lidae for
the rfflc of (r-rothonotary , Btit)ect to the decision
of the Hemcenitic primary election.
JAM. t 1A It BY,
Stare't 4. lsyj. ltL ward . Johnutown. Pa
1-VIK POIIK llKK-rOK.
1 1 hrrehy antonnce my.-clf a? a candidate i..r
fixir Director, put-pet to th .lecifion of the Item
ocratic primary election.
KAPHA FX. HU E.
'arrell townphlp. March 1. ifcri.
I-MIK KF-'ilSTEK AND RKCI KIK1C.
We are atithorire.l to announce that Jaraett
P Oreene. of the Fltteenth ward. Johnftown.
will te a candidate for Ihe nomination ot the of
fice of KeitiMerand Keeorder. nul.ject to the action
of the Ix-mocratic primary election.
1"K KK'IISTKK AMI fW'llKUKK.
To 1 he Ihmm-ratic I ottrw of t'ambria county:
I herel y announce mr-iell s a candidate lor
the nomination I-.r K-ieli-tr and Keeorder. sub
ject tu the .lecition of the Iteinocratir primary
election. U. A. McliOl'lill.
Al'DlToRS- SETTLEMENT with the
Supervisors of Washington township
for the year fs'.d.
i.Ktii:.K sf. j;. in:.
To amount of duplicate fto.1 7
To amount license fund .'lo'.fl
To balance from last settlement I t Tl
StkSO
? 11
r :.
Ily Auditors" exonerations
Ily amount returned to Commission
ers Ily amount horse hire
l!y amount worked out by taxable.
Ily commission on rash collect.tl
1o.'kS. at :1 MT cent
Ily orders red.-eun-d
l!v cash paid for work
My cash paid for lumber
Ily '.io'-; dav s" services at supervisor
at ?l..vi ix-r dav
P.v trifi to Eixnburg
liv oath of oftice
11
ti7
1
'
i; oj
in
s-u.i i:t
. . t-"o I".".'
,ll i 47
Hi!U
41
Haluiice due supervisor
.l.tsKI-ll ll.tV l.A . ti:.
To amount duplicate
To amount license money
I v..
1 ly Auditors' exonerations
Hy amount returned to Commis
sioners ily amount horse hire
Ily amount worked out by t ixabh-s.
ily commission on cash collected
?l.-."'.s'.t at .1 per cent
Hy orders redeemed
P.v cash paid for work
liv cah paid for lumlx-r
llyltoday as suervisor at .1.:.I
x-r tiay
Hy professional servi-e
II) tools and sharpening
P.)" i-XX'lises to ESletlsblirir
P.v oat h of otlice
Halaiict due tow nship
jo
4'.t
11.1
d
171
.J"J
-Jin
i;.'t
4
ficii fi
. V..' 1 1
Liabilit ies. as pe r order I x. ok .... .
.vsst ts. uue ny .losepn i.oyian.i - -
Liabilities in excess of assets 4 'U
We. the iin.b-r-igii.-d auditors of Wa-h-ingtoii
toxxn-hip have examim-d the above
accounts and lind tin In as stated.
R. C. MYERS.
SANKER.
F. P. MOVER.
Audit ii -.
litn. J. Sr iiw Ain:i:i.i:. Tp. Cl.-tk.
March .11. 1 .'-.
STATKM KNT ot settlement with ti e Superrle
ir ! lNn tovn-hip lur the ) ear eliding
March PJth. ls'.'J:
PEN Mrs-. 'AW LEV, tsui-ervisor.
nr.
I'.. ruiuunt of duplicate JS) 55
To amount received Item unsealed taLd-... 75 7'
l.lcmfe m'iney lm? fc-
Three hammer", fcoop and plow l:i jt
lota I.
$476 1
s-r.
Amount ' t work t.y taxable! 130 XI
Paid Michael -Naule ilH H7
I'aid f.r work on Kiel: la ml road J7 eJ
Paid Jame Wharton fur huiId.Di( al.utt
menmol Iyart l-ndice 14'. 00
Keturne.l unseated lauds . 4 f.;t
Kxojt-rationf. V sti
Hal.mce cash paid lor work 1J5 St
Sctxp. plow and hammers 13 4xi
Sen let!! rendered- -
Total
lialance due township
KtiBLKTt'liNKAIi, Supcrvi-tor.
lr.
To amount of duplicate
Kecenred Irom unseated lands
Keceived trom li.-case iund
..f-1'17 C8
470 1J
,.flfi3 f7
53 10
Total
..toie .
..flin 7fl
,. Ks-J 48
- 4J73
1 41
.. t l 07
- 7 10
,.f.'-.1 4L
bit '.'J
To amount of cash paid lor work
'ah paid lor orders
Work ta
Exonerations . ,
Services rc ruler. I
Expenses makint: returns, etc
Total
Balance due township .-s 57
We. the under.-ta-ned A ndit tra. do certify that
we hare examined the atx.Te a-i-nurit and tud
them as suited. M. I- M CAKTM.V,
JOHN T. HC.NFHY.
S.t'.KirM. AK. BEAKS.
4'ierk. Auditors.
March ua. lJ.3t
IIIT1X I.KiiKAMiK.
L II J. SHETl'iO. l'ltornirToR.
I.x-ated at IiuB..I. Pa., near the B. K. fc P.
Kallway ltcfHit. We alwayf endeavor to fur
nish th l-et accommodations to business men,
pleasure seekers and hoarders. Persons In search
ol sotnlurt and quiet will end it a desirable place
to slop. The TaMa Is unsurpassed and Is always
supplied with the best th market affords, and
all the delicacies of the season. The Bar Is sup
plied with the choicest of pore liquors and eilcars
and nothing but the best is sold. Special atten
tion given to the care of horses.
I . J. SCHETTIO.
VDMINlSTKATOKS NOTICE.
Estate of Bernard M.-Oiluan . deceased.
Letters ot administration on the estate ol Ber
nard Met 'olican. deceased, late of the borouxh ot
Wiltnore in "ambria county. I'ennsy Ivanla. hav
ii st Ixsrn irranted to nt. all x?rsons indebted to
said estate are notified to make payment to me
without delay, and those having claims axainst
the same will present them properly authentica
ted lur settlement. M. It. Kin KLU
Admlnivtrator of Bernard M-V oJgan. dee'd.
Etosbur. Pa., March 25. l. 6
ADMINISTKATOIIS' NtriCE.
Letters of administration in the estate of
I'harity T. Sharji. late ol the township ol Al
legheny, county of i'ambrta. deceased, bavin
arm ((ranted to ns, notice Is herebv tiiven to all
persons owing; said estate to make payment at
once, and those and those haTlnv claims aa-ainst
the same will present them i.roperlT autnentl
cated lor settlement. JOHN W.SHAKP,
JOSEPH SHAKP.
Administrators of Charily Sharp, deceased.
Lorello, Pa.. April 1, liv.
IXECUTOK'S NOTICE.
Letters testa-nentarf upon the estate of Na
than dates, late of Wblte townvhip, in the coun
ty oi Cambria. Pa., deceased, barinu; been arrant
ed to the undersigned, notice Is hereby Rtven -o
all persons indebted to said estate to matte Im
mediate payment and those having claims or de
mands atiainst the same are re.-uested to present
them properly authenticated lor settlement to
ISAIAH OATES,
Executor ol Nathan dates, deceased.
White Twp., Pa , March -lb. lbi-J 9t
DONALD E. DUFTON.
ATTOKN EY-AT LA W.
Ebkuxbi RO. Piim.
tar-Office in Opera House, Centre street.
fJEO. M. READE.
V-S ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Lbuibhi'Iui, Pia.
-Offlce on Centre street, near Hich.
H
II. MYERS.
ATTOHIH E Y-AT-LA W.
Ebbhabcrw, Pa.
sr-Ofllee iB.Uotloaade Kow. oo Centre street.
rpHE ERE EM AN is the iarest paier in Nor.h-
a.
aiaiTia. l'on't luncct IU
f hk id Ilhi' k i as hn, en -. .
i t. hmI I .iack Ch it h
G.ni.1 Rim k l.us't r. . . .
l.aiil'-s line li. .iii -
line Kid. u nh Paient I.. a I l.t-r 'lip-, r-i.', i. Ladi
t .!. a pair. Men
K. L. JOi VSl o.V. il.J. Hi l K. A. II . U V i K.
EtTAULISIIE 1?7J.
Johnston, Buck k Co.7
RANKERS,
EREXSBURG. ... PENN'A.
A. W. HI CH, 4 aobler.
K-stablisuku lss.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKOLLTOWN. PA.
T. A. MIARHAl rill, Caohlf-r.
tarai Baniing Bnsintss Transactccl.
The toliowlnx are the principal features ol
general baLKing- husiness :
ir. posits
Kecelred payable on demand, and Interest t.ear
Ini; certificates i.sfoel to time depositors.
LOANS
Extended to rupt rimers on tavurahle tetms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
COL LECTIO!
Made in the locality and nj-on all the hanklnv
towns In the United State. Charges moderate.
DRAFTS
Iftsned nesottahle in all parts f the t'nlt'd
States, and toreixn exrbaOKe itf ued ta xll parts
of Enrol e.
At OU .TS
Of merchants, farmers and vtt.ers solicited, to
whom reasonahle acciraodation will Pe extended.
Patrons are assured that all tT-aiifu.ctn.ns shall
be held as strictly private and onCtlential. and
that they will 'he treated as lioeraliy as good
banking tales will xir3itt.
KeFpectfully,
JOIISSTO.V. Bl t lt A CO.
LILLY
BANKING : CO.,
LILLY, PA.,
J.0. B. 511 LLEX. ... CASIIIf.ll.
A GENERA r- RANKING RL'SINESS
TRANSACTEIi.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSUR
ANCE. ALE THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRESENTED RY I S.
Account's of merchants, farmers and oth
ers earnestly solicited, assurinirour patrons
that all business entrusted to us will re
ceivt: prompt and careful attention, and lx
held trictly confidential. Customers will
be treated as lilxrally as good banki'ifr
rules will tiermit.
LILLY RANKING CO..
feb'i.iO. Lilly, I'enua
"V OTIC E is hereby elxren that an application
will he made to the Oovernor ot Pcnnsvl
vanla. on .Monday, May 2nd. I .. ly J.ihn
Sct.all W Hhelln. J..repli P. V ilson. Itantel VV.
Luke. Thomas Ix-nohoe od W. A. Huff, under
the Act t Assembly, entitled "An Act to pro
vide for the Incorporation and regulation of cer
tain corporations.' approved April W. 1674, and
the sunplenents thereto, lor the charter oi an in
tended corporation to be called, -"Yellow Hon
Coal Company," the character and object ol
which is the mining ol coal and the manufac
ture ol coke and the sale ol the same In crude or
manufactured form, and fcr theve purposes to
have, possess and enjor all the riifblii. t-rneOts
and pri-llees of the i-ld Act of AmemMv and
its supplements thereto. W. A. HI EE.
VHMIMSTKATOK'S NOTiCE.
Letters ot Administration on the estate of
Anasttoia Hewitt, late of Wasnintfton township
in Cambria county, deceased, having been -framed
to me, all persons Indebted to said estate are
requeued to make payment without delay and
those having- claims aualnst the same, wili pre
sent them properly authenticated tor settlement
JOHN K. KELLY,
Adininfftrator of AnaMasia Hewitt, deceased.
Lilly. Pa.. April and. ..
1."XIX"CTOK S NOTICE.
j Notice is hereby Riven that letteis tefta
mentar In the estate of John Ioui(lass, late ot
Allegheny township, t'ambns eountr, deceased,
havioic been irranted to me. all (-ergons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make payment tn
me at once, and tbot-e havinic claims against the
same will present tuem proper It authenticated
for settlement. W. A.B. LITTLE.
Ezecntor of John lAiuulaes. deceased.
Loretto. Pa., April 1,
M. D. KITTELL,
Attor noy -o t- jittAV,
EHENSBCKtl, PA.
OOlce in Aiuiory Huildlng, opp.Couit House.
Spring Styles !
Our Stock is ri,ht up to -lute. In tlie matter of lute style?
WE ARE ALWAYS IN THE FRONT RANK, .lisplay
ing all the choicest new novelties as fast as they ajijiear. Ve
keep a thoroughly modern line of goods in all ilep-irtinents, cater
tc the very les: trade, and make it our ?pj( ial pride to be at all
times fully stocked with the litest and lest.
DltESS a (PODS.
Wc received last week a full line of Dress Cashmeres of the
latest patterns.
PRH E
VI ct nt-
.'i cent-
eents
Also a large line of Dress Gingham-, Calico, Muslin, Plain
Lawns, Laee, l trge line of Cambrics.
FURA'iTURE.
Our slock of Furniture has never been so complete as at
present. Come and see. It is for your own interest.
Cham Iter Suit s ( 't.mp!t t-. s 'iect-s. Ij.iiy and a !. - V -i.ki.
Chamlx-r Suits ( '.mipiete. s pieces, s.tiid i lak sv '.'.
S; rinrj R.tc'v.-rs. "arx-t s, ;lt. 1 1 i'urue'l it Ii Fi i .s.'. ji ti. I in.
Also a good assortment Extension Tables, Cane bottom Chairs,
Small Kockers, Stands, tangle Uureaus.
The Champion Clothiers,
Simons, are able to knock out all competition in that line. We
have practiced the clothing business for the past IS years. You
are sure to get satisfaction in our estHblishmeut. We displayed
last weeK over 1,0 pairs finest light weight Pants that means
all latest spring shades.
Men's Fine P.l.t.-k I in Suits. f-t,m. .
R.tys" Ca--it:n 1 1-Suit-, all xm..i!
Children's n.xi.I St-htiol Suits
l lice Pant s. It ..111 -,. 1., is
Our stock in the f.bove ready to be examined.
I T FORGET
Our IFaiiimotl! (Jrocerv Department
Whit-h XM- 1 itely huilt. It is a I la mi t he lai .'.-1 iu Camhria i-.inni x . . 1..-. i i:
tilled up with the lx -t iu that line and are ready In uixe y..u l;.n'aiiis.
fi'xld Gle.-ll I l.lleee 1-c. pound.
G.M.ii R ll-te J Co!!.-.- Vie. .er pi.nn.l.
l.t I an- l't.n.:it'i-s .-;.'i.
1 i t ans ( ni ii l .oi.
Ext ra liimil I- lour ..;,.
Ext ra omuI I lnur l ..n i.
Extra (i.xxl I'loui- j.
Exi i a inoil Fl.i.ii l. in.
G.kxI I ..in. in t ho; i .
U't: also keep the hl-st stock of Meat- and l.ther al iiiles in the line. I I. in " I fail lo
ui v us a eal I. 'i- vx i I a ve y. m V". p.-r t-i-nt . on on i pui chase.
l "R S 1 IoE s'I' . K is ready foi iiisj,, ,-i an, ui I .-- i s,, laiL-.- a- ii is
thi sprin-r. Wet-any nv ei :u d i 'hi .i, i i !.-of Ladies' I'm.- Iii.ss ;,nd
f.el sine we can pl.-ase i, ii. AN,,, keep a laru'. assoHMniit in M.-n's. R.ijs ami
Children's Sh ies. , 1 1 1 1 . , t you prices;
iass rshoes. .ss a .a:r. I. a. In- fuse I. i.l
s -j. I I in-s m,,,.,. rim a nair. Men's
.!- a pair. M.i,"s, p.,.. .; , m,, . A (i;iir. M, s.- "
a pair. I'.:.;-' Iin-ss s. s. .,s,. Infam shoes ti,,in u t,,;,. p.t,..
Purchasers eau't mi-s n in our l.uve .stahiishiiieiit. 'l"h.-i ci'..i .-. (. invite you to
('.line and have a hx.k at ihe t:.- st ju-t rec.ived f.r sniiL'. Tho-e u hu luiy
early Ix-fore th. usual -piini; ru-h t,e"ins vxill have t he ad v anla-j.- ,,f s.-h-et ii," from
an iinhfiiken ass,,rt mi nt of all t he m w pa 1 1. i n-. t o in- l.ai u :i -:i i . - ii
rnvnonsr - &d -
GALLITZIN, PENN'A.
A tter of Great
If st,!T.-.-:n- ft. m I..!,- -lai.-Rnsj fl.r.
s.Jn. ami N. i i.. sisti-m, a
EYE, EAR, fiOSE AND THROAT TROUBLE.
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E.viiiiiiialiuii .nhl Consullation Free U) EveiyJiodv.
C1IKI 'MC H1SKAM.S Vt LVLS
Such Granulated LiJ,, f) runic 1 Llla:::fnat Ion
ot the l.l.1. et the Irlr. t l tti. (hor..tl. t.l the
Ketini. chronic t 'Iferatimi. Spami o thcLnlit
add Ere. Tears runnlnu ol ihe t-tiei-ks. ltuy and
.Nii: In lilip.' i.efs. I'uruVnt or c!..lterir . re
E e. 'iumrrt.eal ophthaliuta. Symp Inn tic Oph
thalmia, lied I'., etches -r lirowu oneti on the Hall.
W'fc'Te Siott" on Eye, Oiaui-niia t.r Cutipinif t.l
the Nerve. AuanroM. I'allirn out ol the Luohp.
Sores. l;e.lne.i ol E. !..! of Lids and Eves, am
all other diseases to wn.cli the eye or its' apnend
anjrcs tre liahZc. l.ovuivu uuJ ra.ud cure isUaraa-
tei-a.
A VVOIII Af: it TCA1 AKKll.
It 1 the tpiicuf tiu-tiit'tare. tdat wot.derful st-tr.f
fluid ei.velo.t- lurtn-ju i the .1- licate tirut:i
el the air HieJ hud j.-.saK,-i. ti.at t'aiarrh njfc. F
lt rtTucuhold. Once e-tal.lif lit-. it eatit into I he
vitals and render? a lite a Iut.k drawn brt-nth
ot luirery a td diiafe. dullini. the 'eii'e ol bea r
lnu. trail, well nit the -ower ot fpee.h, dcftrovinu
the faculty ol htut-l'. taicttnv the i reath and kill
ion the rrhned pieacures ol tune. InMdiouxlr.
t-y crecpiiiK n iroui a simple old in the head. It
assaults Ihe meriitTaneout; Iiuiiik and and envel
t.ti l.ic bunt-!., eating ihe delicate cnat and
causlnic it.IlainnjntK.ri. r louishlnit and death.
Noihints Mtort il t.ital eradication will secure
health to the patient, and all allcvlatives are
ciiin ly procrastinated su!lrrini-t. leminn. to a
fatal termination Even wncn the deat-e has
u a.le Ir it nul n.rja.18 on lciicatc coustltut lon,
hearlntt. smell and tafte have bet-n recovired and
the diseajf thoroughly driven out.
liiseas. s ., xxoinen. Mul. as ,-,V,. balll
nllli-k V rlir.-i I :.N,.,.fs 1IO.....-S ..I....:. I
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE. EBENSBURC. PA.
April
Weilncs-lay,
Thursday,
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21
WINDSOR HOTEL,
April May
Monday,
Tueslay,
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N'iTlCK Is hereby clven tl.rt an n plication
will be made to the Oox trtn.r oi I'eiicsyl
vania on lli'i.'iili tiny r April. lHini. iv A.
W. Buck, Thomas Iiavis. Thouiaf .McHreen. John
L- S;ounn and J. O. Lloyd, uuder the Act ot As
sembly bpprov-;d April r.t. 174. entitled "An Act
to provide for the incorp. ratine and regulation ol
certain corporations. ' t..l the suppli intun there
to lortho charter ol an Intend. 1 orp.. ration to
teilled The Lbenshurtr HuiI.iiuk . Lo a Aso
clation of EfH'Csljuru. Peunsylvanl-i, ti.e charac
er and object ot which are ihe Nccuiuulatiun of a
fund by the n.onthiy contribution ol na mem
bers thereof, and to loi n the tame trom time
time to enable them to pure .ae real estate bu.ld
themtelves house, or entxa-sO In any Uiritimate
tuslnea. and tor these purpo es, por . es. and en
joy all the rik'btJ. bent-tilt?, and prlxilettes ol eaij
Act ol Assembly and suppleioeii's there...
M. 1. KM I ELL.
EbenshurK. Ia April 5'.h, lsij
a.f.0. A. MVTT..V. . York, ny
x r x ard.
.. r yard.
.. r yard.
I.'.'- I . I p I.l i
I . I V !'. T..V
Shoes. .)s. Ra.ii. s'
-pIltlL II.
1 i . V I 1 1 1 1
: I lir.ss m
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Importance to You.
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h7..h--:-ys v-'c i'' -v.-' -Sr-:KX
II. n. TATI.U1I, M. !., S.el-tll-.f
. Jlht i.Ml
DISEASKS.
I !ie il i-t irn treat tin
acute dl-tases tut make
'tiri.tiic and Inti .iin.iin
au entire lecllty ,.i ,
d.fc-as,,,. M-oSKiven up l y olhcr doctor, ami ero
tiuuiiCft Incuraolt. ttiev tin.. -I desire to see. Th e
t Kierf have treated ..vt-r over l.' out, cacs in Oliuo
in il.c Urt twelve year, ui my m wtn. h had bun
klvrn up an Incurable, some to be blind, others to
be deal, and a larie number to lx: invalids lur
hie. Hut behold: new thev see and hear and
many are narted on the rltht road to hcalili and
recovery every day.
The doctors are surronn.lel with the largest
collection ol nne Insirunii-tits ever i'nportxd to
this country lor exainlr.lnc and trt.-.tln all
ci.ronic .iiriia-t-a ol the Head, Ih-.i, Eve 1 ar
1 iri:it. Heart, hums, Sto nach, LI.er Kidney'
Hl.nl. ler. sfc!ri. Hrain. and Nem.na sv-tem an
ccrf. l uimrit. Pile.'. Swcllinics. Old ivrs Pits
I'Hraivi. Neur Ima. liiieatuatif m . lirmify'
Oout. Sick Headache, Kelnlitv, Iepre-..i..n ,.f
Spi-lts. 1 i.ea.-e oi t hlldren." Hereditary li
cascases. etc.. etc.. and in fact all Iodk stanJuJK
and t hronic lilseafe;.
liECTAL DISEASES.
They also make a specialty ol all l.,rm of Kee
tal ln.-eases. Piles Internal and external. Itch-
ou., iot,-tiiii rcctai ulcers, hecurc-s. listula
which are often tnkan lur Ctrntr. us and I.mu
Hlsei-e, ail cured If taken lu time. Uemembor
we cure al forms ot Piles without pain, detention
or interuptiim Iroui I'UMinn.laDd without the use
Ol a knllff, eauxtic. Ilxature or It iecti.,n. t'ome
and be convinced. Hr. Met 'lellan made these
disea.es a tpeeialty tor ten years In a large city
- d th- s. j ; j (f all phvieians
I. ...... .. .. l".-"iaiis
and i eined it--
-..u-, pom trowti.s ur,-a
x i'.liout the Us
pain, no iiaii
ll-,'.I.
May
J ii in-
July
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AiiKii-st
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JOHNSTOWN.
.luie" .luiy
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n ij
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F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Centre Strett, Ktsr Jail.
sa.Tbe underalKned desires to infor:-! the pub
lic that he has opened a sha.-in parlor on Cen
tre street, near the mil, where the barberlUK bus.
Itie.it In all Its hranchc. will Oc earned on lu the
luture. Evervthint; eal an Clean.
rcnae solicited.
rp W. IICK,
Xe AITUKNEY-AT-LAVV.
hbtliSill Kit, !'!'..
4ir-spcclal attention (ifen to claims !..r Pea.
sioii Hounty, etc. clo-"-!
.. , to
- 'Jest
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