Clnmlu'va freeman.
$ KliKNSBVKO. CAMHKIA CO., TA.
FBI HAY.
- MAY I
.41. A 1'I.KMIX Al..
V 1,-1, in !:. a ( w.'i'U try il.-
Fkb m N-
D:-ni. i It. mi. y ''.. iimrr. ..I
town. ;i- in " "'I Tii' -'l:i v.
Ml . .!..'hl: l.:li,.-. "f l-"! ,,M
citizen-. :i- I" Tn.-'l-iy.
V it i:.-ar. I- I'1'" I'''"'''- ,s
I -
Yisitin.' r.-l:i t i-v
in .Ji.l.iislnw ii-
C 111
town - n I "" Tliiir-i:iv.
-Ml. lion!. P...-r-. -,f i
fow In"'! - in '"'A ' "" 'I'm-day.
Mi-. T. Y. Iii-K and 1; 'i-'if '
are. vi-- ii'- i' i'"'1" " '
Mi'. I ,.! i:'--- "f Ii"!'-i";1- "
ll.T.
on Tti' -i:i I .-lit on Inn-' '
Mi .!..:.!, W. Mi;n 1 ini'-li. "f i';iii"l!
town. v. ., - i; t..-. I. ''ii .
'Mr. -! I'ittri-h. of I'.arr t..u 'i-ltip. j
spent ii h"in - in t.. n "ii .Mon. in.. .
Th.- p..-t.i! Ti-!.--'rali Coin':i"- i"
string:"- " U"
. Mr. Tin.iiiih Peach. I ...n -tin's arcotn-
mKit;e.' ;hrnm..ii. ii""" 'i"1"--
day.
31,.. J', .ou:r. "f Crovle tow nship
was :i isitor to the I'till.MW oilier on
Moniii v.
Ml'. C. T. Uoherts. of this place is
Ylsitimr friends in Lancaster conn l v. her
Old Ilo'l.e-
-4. aic'-.n Vortfan Mi-I liiniild and Mr. I'"r
of Liii . i . nr a few l.onrs in town on
Thm
V II. 1. Pm-k. of Carroll township,
sport .i !' hour- in town on l.n-i ii"-- on
Thin -d.t .
An inlant . 1 1 1 i l -' 1 1 1 . r of Mr. and Mr-.
KoIkt! Scanlaii. "f this place, diid on
Tuosd i v tnol icii-'.
A man never l,n..- what he can do
Until he Hi. -. and then he i- often -oiry
that I.-- f "I o,t.
The ii'.. ! l.'ni'r.'.id ' oui pa rv
lias pui di i-. I :..o 1 1 more act-.- of cal land
In the i.-i n:t v of 1 Hi P.oi-.
Willi iln- lealina of the trees comes
the inai! with tin- li-'lit pant- and the
pretty '-it! v. :! h her summer hat.
Lev i Pi.' i ket . of A Itooiui. has pnrclias
ed the hotel of K. .1. I re,- at ill.- and
ha.s ta ii cha P-'o of the hiisjness.
Alhert Meade, eldi-t soil e f . - S h I' i IT
Stlneii.an. of South Fork is reported to he
danjrfi "i-'v il! with rheumatism.
Tv . :;t - ii e ml. ovens were lired at
Frilffaliiv on Monday and the whole plant
Iscxpf'cted '.. he ahhie in a short time.
Mr. T. II. P.eehte, of Philadelphia,
who Is int. i '-ted in Piaokliok coal lands.
Spont a con ph-of da vs in town this week.
Don n "s M.ni nt a i n I louse in this place.
Is to bo improved hy a coat of paint for
which Mr -I. I.. Sioii'jh has the contract.
A pat .-nt medicineman was locked up
on Mondav inoriiimr and s,ent forty-eii;ht
hour? In the . ..op for he"; 1 1 m drunk and il i -ordorly.
Clearfield is pavim; lis streets with
hriek, the Koi ouirh authorities haim: r.
cently contracted for ioo.mh hrick to con
tinue the work.
The days will lengthen unite rapidly
from this time forward until the VNt of
Jnru when i hcv will he at their srivatest
longth fol the year.
An Infant child of Mr. P. P. .Tone-, of
Johnstow n. died in t ha t p! ic. on Vcdiiesday
or last w c.k a nd the remains were brought
here for iiiterineiit.
-Mr.Fr.d. W. Kitt.ll. of P.raddoek. a
.., f. ,, , , , ,. , ,. ., !
Jul nil 1 I. - '.o; ...... -" it. i. i i.i
In town this week- looking no o'd frii'iid
and awiuiriit.iti. es.
Dr. L. 1'. Wortlstev. a priu ti-im.' phv--
Irian of Sh al.-v. in U. a.le town-hiii. ha- i
removefl t.. Hastings when
tlce his i.e..!. i. .ii .
e w ill prac-
-Mm. L. H. Du,,e-,. ,.f St. A.r.M.s.ine.
mn ...I I. I .1 ,1 - :.,,..
Mairtrle ami --lella. are isjtin friends in
Ebonsbu ! ! 1: W I ek.
Cap'icn Iciniei K", Heainev. one of
IIollida -,,. oldest and best known cit
Izons, del at !,.- home in that place on
Tuesdav. aired so year-.
Mr- P. c. Hal. v. of Irvona.who will
bu rem. !'i' e. , d l,v many F.hen-burL'ers of
twonty . it-a-., as Miss Hnby Stiles, is
vlsitin" M'-. I'd -us l.lovd.
Th. II, ,,, this place, has added
a colur . r.. e.-o l, paircatid leiurt hetied each
COlunw al ui three inches, w hich is a bis
lmpro in. w to th.- puper.
Mr- Kv r Ci-i flith. mother of Mrs. J. C.
Lloyd, of thi. pi a co. and a former resident
of Eb1'-! 'ii'L'. is seriously ill with pneu
monia .' 1 ! home in Altoona.
Mr. ;......,. i ; iirhy. one of Kben shore's
well-It! .. . u Merchants Pas h.-en on lie ' 'bio c , ual i t ies a ml t hi- friend s of his eh i Id -8lck
lig- i nearly two weeks hut we are bood a ml hi-bret hern of t he ot n ft .for he w as
Iflad to -"i1" that his condition isimprov- J a printer hv trado. deeply regret Ids early
1n(f. i rlemise. The deceased in Juno I'.! mar-
-Tn
.f maple snirar mad" in I
mis or . m ti :- year was a'.out o.vi.imi '
Bound I.
'bly
-Aft',,, i:
Blair etc
dono 0 I a '
St a ton -s. r.
t3fl00. "
pl'iiillll-ers out of possj-
c.i n ri ma rv elect ion- in
i on Miturday last. .uay
:.- :! ehoVc for Fnited
' y a tiia.iorit v of about
-Th
n-". ama ra,
l oll. I ellL'i llei'l'-
are now
- v.llj 11... follt.- tort ... I. -...L-.
tie lr . (. ...... iii.'in .-.uihi-i, iasfjuiei. ;inu which iue
kJ u K;1V'""'- "'"-' the , ha. I frequently driven. About live oYIo -k
oranrb south ..r town. Th. v are on t... 1 .1 .1 .11 11
. , . 1 m .in on Hi" ,,,, the i vemn thev stared home and w hen
rightrcuieat la-t. .. . . , -, . , , ,
I opposite the blacksmith shop of Mr.
The -.rand Army posts, ,f Fallen Tim- I Thomas Fvans. the horse, from some 1111
Coebiort atui Clasirow. will hohl mem- j know n cause, became fractious and un
Mlal Mt I .s at (ilas-ow on Decora t ion 'na ua -cubic and st a rt ed to ru 11. MissClura.
Day ami M a Ibirke. of this p:;i,e. win who was driving.', tried in vain to stop the
deliver t! c t i ;;.,. I fri-htem d animal but her stroimth was
Jarne- M.Ne.hs. of Ila-tin-s. whose! niic'i'ial to the task, and the horse contili-
wlio was r. c, ri 1 1 v i 11 i 1. , ,1 ,,,, ,1,, ...,:t,. ,
at FIT Points, has nia.l..
sott!oie.:t with the railroad' company
Wlthont f..in- to law.
-BM1;,l,..VTl.,,!,r, Co,pa,ivhasl.en
and WIJI Ulltil the ..ml of the week except
Friday M-.-h-. The adtnis.i,,,, ,s only 10
cents and the .how 1m,, ,,
While iwo .l,,h, ,. tow ,, hoys wen- fool-
Inftwlth a ir,,,, on M lav. ,. ,;,
wasdischarve,, and one of , he , ,ys ,, :i ,',.,,
.S?tnrrWV,"r"!y,"n,",'-li" "" k'"-.
He Will know U-tt.-r th.- next time.
Tho trial of (;,., ral Sei.i,." Mil'. r
tho Somerset coin.tv mshiner for the
mnrdorofJonathai, HochstettlerwiM take
piace at Som. isst ,At ,.,.-. ,,N ( (
V ci-"Ri" - !,;,, 1 .
yum jii 1 Mtt has not been cautiired
- '' 1 "" "
werem cd a, t ""Z
wa an Austrian and leave, a ,f. '. ",'1
Child.
Hiss M.ury C. Doeriier. sister of Dr
rnorofc Maryl:t!i w, ;
S?rrrv;;;;;r7!.r:;!'
cwrjrrU''' M1
aIon- V," f;'"",i-"'' Mr-.Telford-s
Xcoo: s'' :,,,'I Mr M-'""va.. in th.s
Place t s.,,,,iay la-i. Mr. Tdfoid
tUnM,d, lav but ),U f.mi!y Vi ..
Mr. Otto (ilassor. of 'arrfilltown. and
his now lirido tire Miss Kutio Rluni. passed
tlironcli liciv on Monday, taking tin afti-r-iiooii
train for an extruded wi'ddiicr tour.
Tito new Merchants' Jtot.l in Johns
tn ii has liri ii loasod liy ('. II. Hush, of
I'niimtown. who export to open it liy the ;
1st of July. The lease is for a term of five
years, u ilh the privileire of tie more nt an
am ua! rental of ."t."i'i
M r-. Nidoro I. illy. of Minister tow n-hip.
who was niati'on of the Alni-hoiise for"a !
imtiilier of years while her l'iish;uil w as
steWiiKi and n ho has ninnv friends in this
iioi'jhhoihood. is lyinir rritioally il! at ln-r
home, with little or mi hopes for her recov
ery. J limes Mol'tello. who killed Jo-eph
Parte with a hrick in Altoona on Sunday.
May Mh. was arretted in Newark. !S". J.,
on Tiie-ilay. M ot i ello i i fusei! to ret ii i ii to
Pennsylvania until thei ssary reiiiii-
t ion fioin t he ( miv eriior is oht a i m il hy t lie
oflicers.
Kilit ir Lett-, of the .Vi irs. t'arrolltow ii.
ami William I.ehniire. of the same place,
spent a few hour- in town on Tim-ila v. n
t urn i rrr home t he ame cvcuiiw. Wt- nn-
nndeisian.l Mr. I.ehmire has acceiite.l a
p,,iti ol.-rk at tin- H'air IFtt.iM' ami
w il! he-jin f.n Monday net.
Mr. Williitin Coiuper-. of Indiana,
father of Mrs. W. A. Scanlan ami Mrs.
Hohert Scanlan. both of this place, had a
i.aralvtic stroke at his home, in Indiana,
one ilav last week'. r. Com p.-rs." w ho
w;i- visitMiir her d a uvrh ters here at the
time was called home hv his sml h ti ill
ness. Ahoiit two months ml'o a film imported
lull lii'l.iiiiini.' Li :i farmer named Maurer
in Westmoreland county t" vsterioii-!v d:'s
a tipear.-d from the farm. O" '.n.liiv of
la-t wiik !.o found the hull, very
thin. Imt still alive, under a straw slack
which had fallen over him and kept him
pti-one-.
Thomas T.nras. a co'ered i:ii'i'.'i'
fiotn pit tshurir to Frederick :shu rtr.
died on Fast Line on Sunday nK'hl as the
tta:u was passiucr M'ueral Point. The re
maitis were tal.eti otl the train at Altoona
and aft r due attention were -Pipped to
t In i r nest iua t ion. His death was caused
hv consumption.
It iSsll'l! there will he I'O ohan'JTo of
schedule on the Pittshur:: divisj, f the
Pemisvl va ilia railroad thi r;'r,'. This is
pri.hahly the lirst time in the'.i-tory of the
road that ih.is l,a oecuiicl. The iva-on
'.'iM'ii that no idia icj-es will he mad" i s i mil
th" foil" of none of the throuL'h iriiin- i
he altered on anv of the roa.N ami the
-ehodulo is unite satisfactory as it N.
Mrs. Frank Sha (Tor. of Altoona. w hile
wiillviii"; on Khrhth avenue in that citv
and carrvinar a nine monthts old s,,n of
Matilda P.rown on Wednesday, was struck
hv a n elect ric ear and drained some dis
tance before the ear was stoipel. Her
left ley; was broken in two i. laces, t p,. riuht
h'Lr broken a in 1 -he receiyi'd a number of
ot her injuries t ha t ina y prove fatal. The
child was a l-o severely injured.
Mil the ihiv of the battle of CettV-huriT.
in w hioh Co. A. Hth P. H. V. ( .. from thi
place participated. Major P.urke. wli.-n In
L'ave tie- command to (;re. stood on a rock
I which he readily recognized when In- vis
ited the srene of th." conflict twenty years
a f tor. (tn his la-t isit a dogwood mi ppli irj;
h id iti'.ca a ii p on 1 1 1 Ii'e of t he rock . a nd
tin- Major cut it and converted it into a
cane which he carries as a souvenir of the
hatti.lield.
- The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
lias w ithdraw n its appi a! to tic Supreme
Court and paid the iliitmi;.- awarded to
Dr. Du mi idd ie by the Cent! un t v court.
He is the Philpshtir:r physician who irot
--""o m.iures received i.v iieitiir thrown
from h is buuv hv a locomotive. Acc-oid-
'" ''i- ''!"i:a in. his attorneys. Messrs.
Closhy. ewes X Mrvi- w ill net one-third
of the amount, a- tlny were not to rec.-ivi
anythiiiLr had the case heen lost.
-Mh Tucsdav inuitiiiiL' between -.' and
o'clock, four men entered the Paltimofe ,v
hio ra i Iroad ticket oftiia-at West Newton.
'cst more la ml count v. a ml a ft or t vinir t he
"t-''oi to a chair. 11, w op. n th.
sate. SeennilSI ilierefrom a ilttl.
over -s. after which they made i;uinl their
a. w ithout t heir idont i t y hems' k now n.
A lit t !e messenger boy boy named Koch.
who was in tl ftice with the operator.
was keft from raising an alarm by threats
by the r. .bbers.
Frank P. M. -Pike, son of II. A. Mo
Pike, of A Itoomi. former proprietor of the
Fut t-MW. died at the residence of his
father in Altoona on Wednesday. May is.
aired VT years, t months and .' days. The
deceased was horn in Altoona on the b". of
January lsd.1. Two years later, his father
removed to Kbetisbuiir w ith his family and
established the FlCKUM W and t lie sub ject
of this notice was well know n to the peo
ple of Ilhenshur.j since his childhood, coii
T iii ii i utr to resiij,. here with his parents un
til Issj when the family removed to Al
toona. Frank as a lov and man had manv
ri. d Mamie Fitzgerald, of Pittshuru, who
w ith a son two years old survive him. His
:o 1. i i .1 . i i: .
I i in . i ns 1 1 1 it.' iiiiiirii i u i no a i no i ic com -I
eterv ill this hi. I....I.IV t l-Vi.l ;i y-1 i m me-
diat.-ly after the arrival of the lo:p .. i.
I train.
-Mil Tiic-da v Mrs. A nnie. wife of Joseph
McM ii Hen. ami hi-r sister. Miss Cla ra S a nk -or.
of A Hi L'heiiy tow n.-h ip. drove u p to Kb-en-burir
ami sfient the day vl-it in.ir friends.
The liorse ws-niiii t hey were well acipia int
ed with, lieloniriiicr to theirfuther. Mr. An-
.1 s. .... I I ...I.S..I. . 1
nod its mini career dow n II izh st root to t ho
fork's of the road, ami thoncedowii the L(
rett road. Jiist after after passim; the
racoat Lndwlps" woolen mill, the ladies
were thrown out and severely injured. Ixil h
lieimr badly cut and scratched about head
and face. The horse wa oauiTht near the
farm of Mr. Elijah Marsh by someone on
the road, neither horse nor vehicle bcimr
injured. Dr. Jones dressed thi- wounds of
the ladies, one iei uirinu several stitches to
lose 1 1 the out. but which one we are un
able to say. They wore taken to their
homo the same ovi'iiitifr and are jot tin"
alona very well.
prlnir I'ctfr.
I'lie L'tadual opening of the buddill?
trees and the shooting upwarils of the
'm 1 r r .1 . ,
; h.ades of srass are sipns of the advent of
trees and the shooting upwards of the
"print'. Tin farmer is already nt work
st imula t i ntr 1 he prow th of his crop by fer
tilizers to insure a rich harvest. Nature
meds stimulation and why should not
man'. The system needs building up af
ter the attacks of grippe and cold, and tho
only tonic Is pure w hiskey. Max Klein, of
Allegheny, I'a.. has the endorsement of
eminent physician-, certifying to tho pur
ity ol his famous Silver Aire and Du
tjuesin. Hye Whiskies. Sold everywhere
at ami ,'." per full quart. Six-year-old
Penna. Hye Whiskies, absolutely pure,
al l.(i per quart or six quarts for n .
Send for catalogue and priee list of all
kind of liquors to Max Klein, Federal
street. Allegheny. I'a.
IV.r "ale by .1. X A. E. Uendor, Ehc!!---burt'-
J'u.
Memorial nay.
l'mi.Ai'Ki oiiiA. la.. May 4, isfri.
Mneo more the returning spring w ith its
opening flowers resurrects the memory of
our fallen comrades and reminds its of the
appto.ich of our -acred '"Moinori.il Day."
We see them as they fell when more that a
quarter if a century ago the Hood-tide of
death swept them from our side: wo see
them scattered ahmgniir march of the pass
ing years, some with t he dew s of ilea t h not
yet y iped away and the tlowers still fresh
sprinkled with the tear- of loved ones.
Thosi of us that remain are but few in
comparison with those w ho sleep I em-ath
the ground that shall e ho w i t h our sol
emu tread. Soon we must commit this sa
1 red 1! ut v to t her hands; let 11 s do it f lit h
fu'.iy w hiie wo can. It is timely and prof
itable w e should oiiee jipjiiu repair to the
graves of our fallen comrades, and let the
memory of their heroic deeds baptise us
afr.sh with loyalty to their heroism and
devotion to tlu ir country.
Need I urge upon you that each step ami
act ion 011 that day be so fraught with re
gard for the occasion and reverence for the
departed comrades, that we shall com
mand the respect and ci in ineii.ln I ioi) of
every (dtizeu throughout the nation.
Let 1 1 s reverently and tenderly garland
with nature's purest and most fragrant
irift each mound w here sleeps our comrade,
ami otTectually think- of tho unknown ami
unmarked graves of our patriot brothers,
remembering in this solemn mission wo
have the sympathy and prayers of the
w idow and orphan, ami the bli-ssin of a
grateful republic.
Arrangements will bo made by the Posts
in this Department for the observance of
Memorial Day. Monday. May :toth. !"'..'.
Comrades are enjoined to see that this sa
cred duty is p. i formed in a solemn and
reverent manner.
In localities w here ih. ro are more than
one Post co-operation in the ceremonies
should be observed.
Forms tor Memorial Day services can bo
had upon application to ihese headquar
ters. P.v command of Department Command
er. Joiiv P. T.w 1.01:.
S.uirn. P. Town.
Assistant Adjutant Ceueral.
Headquarters Department of Peimsyl
vatia. Craml Armv of tho Kopublii".
Sliorlll'o SiiIm.
SheriiTShtnnaker w ill offer tho follow ing
properties at sheriff's sale at the Court
I louse in I'.heiishurg on Monday J line '.t li.
at 1 mo 1 1'r'iirk. r. M.
The interest of Michael L imb, in i'I per
ches of ground in Summei hill, having
I hereon a two-story frame house.
The interest of same in a lot of ground in
S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 hill, containing b".' perches, having
t hereon a largo two-story frame house, a
one-story frame house, a stable and ice
house.
Tho interest of Michael J. Pager in .".o
acres of land in Jackson township, about
1." cleared, having thereon a log house.
The interest of Julia C. Hobinson ami
John C. Hobiuson. her husband, in lot of
ground and two-story imilding in Wash
ington township.
Tlie interest of Marv Litz.inger ami
( loorge Litzingor in a piece of land in 'hat
lield township, having thereon a two-story
fiame dwelling house ami outbirldings.
The interest of P.. 11. Kenney in a lot or
parcel of land in Washington town-hip.
fronting 1 l'i feet on road h ading from McCoy"-
run bridge to ("lesson.
The interest of Margaret Callagher in "
acres of land in White township, a'.out ".'
acres cleared, having thereon a one ami a
half plank house and stable.
The interest of Silas Loose and I 'hoi be
I I ughes in a lot of ground in Portage bor
ough, having thereon a two-story frame
house, stable and outbuildings.
The interest of James K. Laverty in the
undivided one-seventh of a tract or parcel
of land containing .".o acres jn Susquehanna
township, having thereon a one and a half
story plank house and frame hart;.
Tin- interest of Albert Ho-let in !' acres
0'' laud iiii'arroll township, reserving on. -h
il f I ho timber on said land.
The in', rest of Charles Caunt. i' in a lot
of ground in Dean township.
The interest of ( hal los Caunterina lot
of ground in Dean tow nship, having there
on I'li'i ti'il a two-story plank house ami
ot her out buildings.
Marrlasce Urrnsfii.
Tho following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, May
1". 1 "'..':
Jacob 15. Custer and Clara Uoralaugh.
Jackson township.
Daniel Maloy ami Annie Muigley Johhs
t..w 11.
Frank A. Ecken 1 ctdc and Ida M. Cilpat
riek, Hastings.
Conrad Kurtz and Annie Ilulf. Lower
Yoib-r township.
Frank Corny and Catharine Coufori.
( .11! 1 it .in.
Conrad . I P. File and Kate M. Mocker.
Joh lsnWII.
Wlliam CrafT Parties and Clara M.
I'cariiloy. John-tow 11.
Francis Kurtz, and Mrs. Catharine Car
penter. Suiiimeihill.
David J. Williams. Johnstown. aid
Eliza oppey. East Taylor township.
Castleton A. Pringle. South Fork, and
Alice Maud Piintou. Ciole township.
C rant ioorgo. Lilly, ami Craeo Elnora
Marks. Den's Crook.
John ( Jeorgu Hoffman ami Lena. Yict.
Johnstown.
Walter Perkot and Emma Yodor. Johns
tow 11.
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liyriiralnii TlekrlK 1 etlir Itaplfln,
low a.
The Pennsylvania Hail road Company
announces that for the accommodation of
deh gates to the meeting of the Cerman
Paptist I'.rotliorn. tobe hold at Cedar Hap
ids. I.,w a. J line Tird to'.ith. excursion tick
ets will be sold May '.'M h to June 4l)i. valid
to return until June :511th, s:r.', inclusive,
from the follow ing stations 11 1 the rates
quoted :
Duneaiiiioii. Newport. Port Loyal and
M i (11 in. ".':!. .".o. via any line from Chicago
except the Illinois Central, and from same
stat ions at ".'::.t'i) via Illinois Central from
Chicago. Tickets will bo sold via any line
from Chicago from the following stations:
Lewistown Junction, '.'';. !.": Maploton.
..':t.l.".: Tyrone, '.-.'. 1 is; Led ford, ?'.'.;.VT;
Mart itishurg. Altoona. ?".J.J.".: Eb-
ensburg. "'.".Ml, and Johnstow n, f .'l.c.'.
- - -
1 tie Itoht Iii tlio ( oiinlry.
Since issuing 1'.' pages daily, with a most
remarkable spread of news, that always
loading paper, the I'itt.burg Iisnttrh has
stepped to a higher place than oyer among
the papers oT the country.
Its daily issue absolutely is now not ex
celled in tin' copiousness or reliability or
prompt news service hy any paper in the
Fnited States. For years past the admis
sion has boon freely made in iiowspaMr
circles ami among t he public t hat the Sun
day issue of the IHsHtti-h has not. week in
and wii'k out. been equaled. This is high
praise for a paper representative of tho in
terests of Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and Western Virginia, but it i" a
plain fact. The Sunday edition is running
on to i;."..ooo.
Thomas Long. if Callitin. was prob
ably fatally injured on Saturday. He is a
laltoivr employed by the railroad company
and while repairing the track near Cal
litziti ws knocked down by a train which
ho did not hear. He-was tendered uncon
scious by the shook and was taken to the
Altoona hospital. Then; an examination
was made and it was found that lie had
sustained a fracture of tho skull, ami that
liis head been had been badly cut. He par
tially regained his senses on Monday after
noon hut w as not able to give an account
of Luw the ucriilulit occurred.
Who Klllrd Nctiarrtn.
Last week w e gave the particulars of the
death of John McClarren, of C'roylo tow n
ship, this county, in the Dixmont Hospital
for the Insane, as partially developed at
the coroner's inquest. On Saturday the
inquest was concluded, and wo gather the
following adJitional particulars, as also
the finding of the coroner's inquest, from
the Pittsburg Sunday J.ouh r:
In tho story of the death of John Mc
Clairen. of Suminerhill. Cambria county,
as revealed by testimony of witnesses at
the inquest in the coroner's oftioe tf this
couty yesterday afternoon, there are
strange revelations. Strange itecauso ru
mors that he had been killed by otbcials of
county or "tato were wholly and entirely
dissipated, and Iwoause tho truth is really
more astonishing than w ere tho sensation
al reports w hich first gained eurroncy.
Magistrate McKonna acted in Coroner
Mellow ell's stead. Inside tho rail of tho
room were the elder Thomas M. Marshall.
William Heardon. Thomas J. Donahoe.
Drs. Hutchinson and Craham.of Dixmont.
Charles Fagan.Janies P.. Scott. Mayor Hose,
of Johnstown. Sheriff Sheriff Shumakor. of
Cambria county, and other well-known
professional men and numerous witnesses.
Outside the rail the lobby was filled with
spectators.
As tho case progressed the spectators
llrstsaw sensational possibilities in connec
tion xviih deceased's treatment while in
custody disapear: but subsequently their
morbid sentiment was satisfied a they
heard the sti ry of bow ho went to the
place of death and received his mortal
wounds by being hanimonil with surli a
commonplace ami domesticated instrument
as a potato-masher. Ho had demanded a
girl at the hands of her kinsmen: threat
ened death when he was refused, nd in
elf-defonse they killed him. Hut John
McClarren. though married, does not goto
a dishonored grave: lie was mad when he
made his demands. The story is best told
by the v itnesses.
C. IJ. Cribble, an employe of the Penn
sylvania Company, sworn. I never saw
deceased until I saw him on a train. Two
men were with him. TI.ey didn't abuse
him from the time they got on the train at
I 'nion station until ho w as taken off at
Dixmont.
J. M. Shumakor, Sheriff of Cambria
I'oiinty. testified I saw John McClarren
first Wednesday evening. Ho was brought
to Cambria county jail at Elx-nshurg on
Tuesday night. I was not at EhciishurE
when he w as brought there. Wednesday
night the Warden notified me that the man
was there, and I went down, and to his
cell. 1 noticed that his head was tied up.
and 1 asked the Warden why. He replied
""Ho has a li.de in his bead which ho got in
a light down at Summet bill." Next morn
ing McClarren w as quite bad. and I took
two prisoueis. the Warden, a doctor and
myself and went to tho cell. McClarren
was on his hands and knees on the floor
pouring wat. r down through cracks )
twoon the boards. The Warden oitencd the
cell door, and one of the prisoners, a color
ed man. rushed in and -ecured him. Then
wo put a st rait-jacKot on him. took him to
a w agn. hauled him to the depot and put
him in a baggage car on a chair, to which
I strapped him. and in this way ho went to
Cre-soii. the jin tion with the main line of
the P. K. H. When the train for Pittsburg
arrived we took him in tm- baggage car
wlu ro ho was strapped to a chair as
before. He had called frequently for w at
er and was somow bat noisy, but ho was
not violent. We had him shackled as far
as Pittsburg whore they were removed
when we boarded a Fort Wayne train for
Dixmont. Arriving there, 110 "bus nu t us,
and we telephoned up for it. McClarren.
the Warden and myself started to walk up
t he road, hut had not gone far w hen the
"bus met us. When the physician at Dix
mont took charge of the patient I told him
that I had heard at WiliHoro that ho (Mc
Clarren i was choking a man to death, and
that it was necessary to club him to get
him off. He was not abused w hile under
arrest.
James T. Young. Warden of the Elx-ns-burg
jail. dose rilied how he was
brought to the jail in a wagon;
that ho appealed rational enough to toll
the contents ot two pocket-luniks which
were found on him. He w:i quiet enough
until l-t yveen twelve and 0110 o'clock tiiat
night (May :'. when he appeared crazy and
we jacketed him. Next morning he was
letter, but later lie had another spell, and
another lie fore we took him to Dixmont.
Hot w eon Pittburg ami Dixmont McClar
ren told me how long he had lieon a rail
road man and all about himself, but a few
minutes before we got there his mind left
him. and he imagined he was shooting
hiriN. but ho was not violent. He was
wounded when he came to jail, and the
officers told me ho had jtiuicd out of a
w indow and choked a man until rescuers
boat him off with a club. Ho w as choking
a man named I5uuton.
Dr. F. C. Jones affirmed I saw John
McClarren in the Ebeii"bnrg jail. I saw
that his head was wounded, and when I
looked. I saw what I considered a large
scalp wound, but it appeared to ! healing
and I did not make an examination. He
told me had been hit w ith a club.
James I). Snydr affirmed He is con
ductor on tho Ebensburg branch of the
Pennsylvania railroad. The deceased was
quiet on the trip flora Elietisburg la Cres
son. the length of his run.
William Stone, of Ireensburs, a baggage
master on the Penny 1 v ania railroad, tes
tified that McClarren w as brought to Pit ts
burg in his car May .ith. "I saw a cut on
the top of his head an inch and a
half or two inches long. It appeared to le
a few days old. There was 110 violence
w hatover used in the car."
Joseph A. Topper, a miner at Summer
hill, affirmed I knew deceased. He came
to my father-in-law's house 0110 Saturday
night and got in tho house, and said ho
w as going to get his daughter and marry
her in live minutes or kill us. He seized a
-hovel and a potato-masher, and when he
made a break forthed.tor to tho stairs, I
struggled to prevent him from ojM iiiiig the
door ami lie hit mo with the masher: again
lie lilt me and again made a dash for the
stairs, but I was therewith him. and he hit
me with the shovel, grappled with me. and
got a death grip on my throat. Then
Charley Lurton, the eigliteen-year-old sou
of my father-in-law. got. he potato-masher
from McClarren and hit him three times on
the head witli it. Then he loosed his
grasp; he had boon stunned. When he
left his home, a half mile away, ho jumped
through a w itidow, knocking out th;ash
and fell eight feet to the ground.
Thomas Aldens. tho next witness, had 110
important testimony.
Dr. C. C. Craham. Assistant Sitperin
tciidchdent or Dixmont Hospital, related
the story .r the DiannerorMcClarren's ar
rival at tfie h.pital and graphically and
clearly described, his examination of the
the wounds of tho deceased. The wound
on the head had not been dressed at any
lime. The wound was quit large. The
man w as weak. He w as reverish and af
ter ho was washed and after an examina
tion he ordered the prisoner to hod. whore
it was necessary to kw p him. THore were
evidences of congestion of the brain, but it
was impossible then to discover evidences
of a fracture of the skull, and it was not
until he had made a po--i mortem exam ill
ation, removed the skull and brain tissue,
that tho fractures were discoyen-d. T5c
fore death there were no indications of a
fracture. Two were depressed, one was a
linear 01 fissure fracture. Two of them
W ere w iihout scalp wounds.
Dr. Hutchinson, Superintendent 0 Dix
mont Hospital, saw deceased the moiuinff
after he airiveil. Dr. Craham had the
111 charge, but he examined him and found
him very "Weak.
Supeivisor Morrow, Robert McCiffen,
nurse, and Robert Leonard, a night watch
man at Dixmont. testified substantially
the same as Drs. Craham and Hutchinsnu.
The jury returned a verdic t to tho effect
that John McClarren died at Dixmont
Hospital. Mayfl. from tho e Poets ot frac
ture of the skull, said fracture having lieon
administered by a otato-masher in Ho
llands of Charles Hiinton: that Joseph
Topper is accessory and that the authori
ties of Dixmont and Cambria county are
exonerated.
The friends of M( CIar"on will not prose
cute Pent. 11 or Top r. hav ing epr sc.!
t hemselves clearly to the fleet that I he
killing was in self-defense.
Mlnrrllanroai Nollorn.
IHKNSHl'KU MAKBI.K
El WitS. Hi t-ketrbi-.i l.y a
the .1. I n.-town 1'atl.j Ihralit.
at! In e ioi-. 1! .
AN l UKAMTK
oMal tcp.ri-r o'
Upli:it.iH .Ici'.eis
Hume: ; :e-ent flyirir trip to Kl r.ft.ur the
writer it !h!s article vi-i:et the Marl.le and
(irnnite Works ut .1?. Wilkin.-'i.D Son, whirl,
were t'.uri.'e t In lSvi. Tne -nl..r meruterof thin
t.riar-Mve linn hag lind an experience of thlrt
tive t-ars. and In c;n xii.d iHitiicr H alfo a
kill'il iirk.-r. T.'ie class ot w.i-U they pridu.-e
Is ot t lie l int .'t da.-s and ftyle. From four to
ftre h.n i! - are en;'l. eJ and t lie vrry tineM mon
uments in t'ie county Feat rc fUM-clmerc ol their
t-kill. SH.ruent. are made thruutc this, and to
a.ij.a ni on countte.
Ail kind .t citretety work is executed and
a fine line ol Iron Knll.r.ir i handled and ro d
The Ftork ol wjrk kepi on hand (received t.jr the
rnr-listd ) ii very extensive and many very tine
monuments are exhibited, two eeci:tlly oeiuic
executed In the rustic style and tn initiation ol
t. network . with a finely executed err-fs on the
top. Atnonic the many Cue luon'jmenls erec e l
hy this tiTiu is an elht i.-o fiiftecii-teeuhiuri
n'.nnuu.en1 lor SheritI tirirfiih. mot.ument lor
Father 'hristy (sixteen leel l.mlil. ali..j monu
ments tor .laroo Klhler and ilautfhtcr ot John
Urirfllh. H..lh tfentl-mcn trive ersonnl atten
Hon to l usine.-s as well as rxeciuina the nnest
work. In all the titiie they have I. ecu in husiuet
they have a.liiered strict ly to the maxim i. 11 .m1s
just represented and prices as low aw tie same
cluss iilviiiKmn he Ih.uIii elsewhere. We have
no hesit:in.y in recommending ie-sr. Wilkin
son K Son toour readers as relh.hle husiness men.
protressii e n nd tru-Tw-rth t. tsit their estab
lishment hefore ordering elsewhere."
tsSi pfial attention paid to st-ttuiif work.
FOK SAI.K-the Ixretto House. Iretto,
Terms easy. F r particulars, address
la
MKS. K. B.
MIKiNAU).
I-oretto, P.
Mio-ch II. lsfi.
AY
TA.N I'Kll : Furs ol all kinds. lor which the
hlKtiert market prices will he paid. Mrin
In. (. L. FKKI"KliI KS.
them
octao
t-tiens'.urK. I'a.
A
CAK I.HAIl of Harh Wire cheap at Huiton
tt s-,n 6.
I'ulilii til s N o,t ;ic. turtttK.
1"HK HISIKI'-T ATTUHNKY,
I lierehy announce myselt as a candidate
tor Ins'rici Attorney. sulwt t the decision
ol the Iietnoeraiie erimarv election.
F. J. (J'COXXdK,
Johnstown March V4. lBy?.
I
."OK ASSKMRI.Y.
To the lifmocrattc Votert of Cn-mbrin rounttt:
1 heret.r announce uiTself a candidate tor ttie
rom instti. n lor Asemb!y. anhieet to the decision
ol Ihe Utuiocratie primary election .
tl. T. M'NF.FI.IS.
Flrt ward. Johnstown.
FUK FlaiTHOMlTKAKY.
1 herehy announce my sell a candidate for
the ettice ol rrotbonotarv, subject to the decision
ol the lie.'ui crane primary election.
JAsi. IT. HAKHY,
March 4. ls;C th ward. Johcstosn. I'a
1:viiJ root: i'iKi:"Toi.
1 herehy arua.un.'e myselfas a candidate lor
l'oor Uireetor, sal.j-'.ct to tits decision ol the lvr.i
ocratlc primarv election.
HAIMIAKI. HUE.
"arroll township, IWarch I.
1(IK KKOISTKK AMI RW'OKHEi:.
Wo are authoriied t. announce that James
F tlreene. ol the Fitteenth ward. John-town,
will he a candidate for the nominal!. n ot the ol.
ftce ol Kett isteran.l Ke-order. suhiect to the asnion
of the IirmiK-ralic primary election.
1"UK HWHSTtK A N It hkcukukk.
7 o thf. lemocratir I'otm of 'mbria county:
1 herehy announce myselt rt a candidate tor
the nomination tor Kt(i-ter and Kecor.ier. (.uh
ject to he decision of the Ittmocratie primary
election. II. A. MsOI'H.
JOHN PFISTBR,
Itr.ALI K I
Hardware, Qaecns?are.
MADE-UP GL0TH1HG,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
tf(,r.iAi'i.is iv m;imi,
II4HMSS x.t-.
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
LILLY
BANKING-: CO.,
LILLY, PA.,
JMI. B. JII'LLES, -
CASH I Fit.
a ;exi:kat. uankixo i;rsiNi;ss
TKAXSACTKIi.
run:, life, axp accident insur
ance. AI.I. TDK pniNCIPATj STEAMSHIP
LINES liEPJ.FsENTEli IJY I S.
Accounts of iiiTcliants, farnierij and ot h
ers earnestly solicited, assurinsrour patrons
that all husiness entrusted to us will re
reive jirompt awl careful attention. anJ he
held strictly con lident ia 1. Customers ill
lie treated as liberally a good hanking'
rules will permit.
LILLY HANKING CO..
feb.VA). Lilly, Penna
'OTICE is hereby (fiven that the fol
lowing accounts have lieen tiled in
the (.'oiiri of Coinriioii pleas if Cambria
nullity. Penna.. and will N confirmed by
said Court on the first Monday of June,
l-'r;. unless cause I e shown to the contrary :
First and tinul account of Stephen Stulz
man. assiirnen of John A. Hill et ex.
First and final account of H iram Orris,
assiirwe of Archibald Johns et ux.
Second and final account of Henry
Shaffer, assignee of W. F. Murirraif.
First and final account of Henry Alle
nian. couimitu--of Henry North, lunatic.
First anil final account of H. V. Slick,
assignee of Wm. M. Petus et u-.
First and final account of Frederick
Saner, assignee of John Sauor
, I-'irst ami final account of John A.Doyle,
asifrncc of Edward Mclilade.
J. C. DAK It Y.
Prothonotary.
Prothonotary"s oflice, May 11, lstr.
VTTKNTION. S( Lt) EKS!
I have heen apiolnted hy the Hon. Secre
tary of the Interior FKNSloN AMI ft. AIM
A.IF.NT. 1 have TWELVE YKAKS' EXFEK
IENCE. All claims sntrusted to me will receive
prompt attintion. Any soldiers drawinar Ices
than ii per nonih petnon can have it Increase
to 4. H. (lb and Ut per month. according to disa
bility, under the act ol June 27, lft-Ai.
Flease trive an old wounded comrade your pat
ronage. Otticewith Wm. H.Sechler. Attorney at
Law. Keade'i Kow, centre street. Finhuri?,
I'a, J.C.ht'KKK.
Fension Attorney.
Lat Major 11th Kent.. Fenna. Keserrea.
May -Jo, lxu-j.m
HOTEL LE 1 K A.N) IE.
11 J. SHOTHI. PttopRtrroR.
leate-l at HuKols. Pa., near the K. K. & P.
Hallway iH pi.t. We always en leaver to fur
nlrh the test accommodations to business men,
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons In search
ol somlort and quiet will dad It a desirable place
to stop. The Table Is unsurpassed and Is always
supplied with the best the market affords, and
all the delicacies ot the season. The Bar Is sup
plied with the choicest of pure liquors and citcars
and nothing but the bett is sold. Special atten
tion given to the care ol horses.
H.J. SCHETT1U.
fPUIAL LIST.
JL List ol causes set down lor trial at a special
term el court to be held May il. 1'J--;
lardner... rs. Ktetrens.
Duncan . vs Huncan.
How man ..s. Marnhart.
Mnrduck .. MtKelrev.
t'airl-h .v. M iiluuicti
Ertle Oo...- v. Walters.
Oallitiin Bulidli.s:
Ioan Association ...r. McNeil.
Hates vs. Elvnn.
I ill vt. tlafes.
Jspy. va. Hurkhard.
J AS. J. HAKHY.
I'rotb'y's oflice, Airil i".. lsvrj. I'rothonotory.
GrEO. M. I' BADE,
ATTOKNEY-ATLAW.
tsisnnrmi. Pkhha.
-Ufflce on Centre street, near li!fc-h.
Spring
"liillren"
pK'USTEirs MiT.l'K.
1 1 1 h" f- 1 1 ntri-K iin'- liv I rT-irr'Tir-.J
u I pa-f vii i,v (r.e rrtnainr t titf.,1 ,.t ri-r .r 1 in
th' . fti-e t r ti, ir.-j.vtl. n i.t l.fir-. ljiti-P-an.!
all t;ir lnt.re"r.l arid w'll 1. (,r-ir.to-l
'n Orj hatf" Cr.urt 1r cnr.nrmati. n an.! al-
lt.ranr oo
WFDNKSDAY. .IUNESTH. Wl:
1. Ftr-t an.l Mil aiwrirt r.f Th'.rrn K Mirn ,
ailmini'tritnr ol Francis Bnnii, late of iillitzlii
lermnfh. dfrpe..
J V'irt an-l tinul ai-.nt.t "! Tlinii-l 1. liar's
an.1 K-an .1. Itrnnrt .tmirltni..r rf Kvm K.
Hennett late ol 'arl'ria tewnshlti dwpasr 1.
Sui't'lemeritTt and finr-1 afv.ijnt i.f .lon
T! p. .!mln!trat..r ot Ttiiirr.ns S. liavis, l i"?
of .TnhnFtown. !eae.l.
4 I ir-t aTi.1 ftnal aoronrr of Tt-nwm Krtve.
'.pr. survivlriK Hfculor i.i Ml't.ac-l bravlcy, line
1 1 iv.r'ftir,. town-hiic .lvM-e 1.
S. First ard .a"il aiwinnt ot M. .1 Wil-on.
exfrntcT ol James VVIl.-on, late e! s!lit7.in l.r
onch. 1ienB-l.
Firi't and finl arreunt ol Hile-t Vartir.
adroir.istratr r.t .'bristina Watrner. lute o Johns
town. decaid.
T. First and tir.al apisnunt of Iinniel J . OrnMi.
admin tstratorol W. K. Orubt., litre of Johns
town . de-eaped .
8 Firt and final ao-nnrit f Jo-pf'"- Kinrr. ad
snin!?t rator ol I..nard Hnfct-Wer. late ol Stony
ctwte t'.wn-hit.. leried.
9. Second and tjtil wtint of K..f'erf
oraur and .lohn H. Kirer. e"'if. '- of Peter
Ikinn late of Washinirtnn town-n'. dece".l.
7.1. F!rt account ot . I iNh i. '.irnir. rirut-.r
I Peter Kintr. Iw'e ot Adarn townhij.. de.tse.l.
11. First and final acconnt ol F. A. Jms. Jr..
irnnrdian ol W. N Itari. minor child of Thomas
S. Itavifi late ct Johntnvn. deca-".i.
V- Firt ant final account of .T..sejih Ki'titr..
trustee to maki1 sate i.t the renl etne ol Cjrj?
I. Ti'tle. luie of J hn'town. deceit?". 1.
i:t. First and final acsonnt 01 It. a Mrfr. a 1
Tiintrator of Andrew Hetsint;er, late of AHe-a-heny
townnhip, dcoe:e--c 1 .
IC First and i.artisl account ot I,vde Ir:bart,
administratrix ot of H. Uenhnrt, late ol Johns
town, decease.
lft. Acconnt of Fmnk W. Hay and to. M.
liny, trustees to make sale In narf if inn of the es
tate ct Mariraret Hay. late ol Johnstown, deceas
ed .
If. First and final nccottn Allen TOi-hlcr. ad-mini-itratorol
Christian Mishler, lnte ol Ciiicr
Yoder township, deceased
17. First and final acionnt ol MlcTtarl H-mi-uardner.
administrator of Williutn Jfomif ;ir In.-r,
latent HicMand tnwniitn. deceajied.
H. First and final account of .Inmcs M 'Vi. ker.
executor of Mary Noteheller. late ol Kichlat.J
township, deceased
l'.. Second and final discount ot Himm ttrris
and Lewis Orris, late of Klchlan.! township, de
ceased. 20. First account of Jno. H. Kclper. B-nrdian cf
Savllla and Emuia Ketper. minor children ol
(ieoree B. Keiir, late of Adams townsliip.de
ceased.
First and anal account of A. H. iTrlflird.
admistrator ol 1. T. Beam, M. II.. late ot .lohns
town norouuh, decease 1.
Tl. First and fiml account ol William Switiler.
snrvivlntt executor ol Joseph AH'erter. tato ol
Carrol! township, deceased.
il. Fist and nr:al accettnrot A'-fw1 Slater, vl
minintratnr ot Cornelias Jtd liulejf . late ot Johns
town, deceased,
24. First and lina! ncconnt of K. ft. Fisher, ad
ministrator ol Cornelius Metltnley, lata o! Johns
town, decease..
Ji". First and final accoont of Surah M. I.hr.
iidministratrlx ot Wm, M, Ixihr, lato ol ' pper
Yoler townahtp.
JH. Secetiil and final account of M, F'iT.hnrri.
administrator ol Peter Burns, late otCallitzin
tKirouuh, deceased.
27. First and partial account of John H. ptcn
trel. administrator of Auicnst IMpple. late of Ad
ams township, deceased.
2 Firht and final account of Annie-, Wills
and Jane Wills, executrixes of Anthony Wills,
late ol Chest Sprints rontuh. deceased.
2V. Account ol Tbresa (Jr isliertter. administra
trix ol Joseph Orasbeiver, late of Carroll town
ship, 30. First and final acconnt of Henry J, I. ink
and Peter C Sharbanuli .executors of Joh n Link,
J r.. late of Carroll township deceased.
ill. First and final account of Joseph A. tlray.
administrator ol John li. Miller. late 01 Carroll
township, deceased.
:i2. First and final acconnt of Konert W, Jones,
late ot Cambria township, decca'e.l.
CFLEST1NE J. HUtK.
Kifirtster,
Kcvister'a office. EbensbarK, Pa.,lay l:t. sy.
VDTH'K OK ATPI.tCATHlN Fli BOK
1 .tl"H t'HAKl k R.
Notice is hereby iriven 'bat an application will
be made to the ?ourt ol Quarter Sessions o! I 'atn
l.rtM county. I'eonsylvania. on Moailajr. Jnne
6tli, Isit'J.li.riK.piucb flaner..r tlie villauc
ol Sunimertiill. situate in tbe township nt "r jle.
cotinty ol (tambrta.. hounded as lollows. vii:
lifuicninsi at tbe norl ti-tst eoroerol tbe bridtf
on tbe township road leadintc to South Fork:
thence north 2 dettrees west 72 perches; t hence
north BS! dettrees west f perches: thence north
i4 perches to stone: thence north 7 dearees east
VI perches to stones; tben.-e north &.1 decrees east
41 perches to the Isaac Faul branch of Iaurel
run: tlirrce down said run l.y Its various courses
perches across the Kbensbunr road: tbence
south 4i dea-rees east Itti) perches; thence south
M decrees west PJ7 perches to tne lower end ol It.
A. Sipes' tail race; thence down tbe north b.ink
of tbe kneinauicu river by Its various 3ourt.es lu7
perches to the place of Pccinhla : tlie stvle and
title ol Sf id t.rojtoseJ boroutrh tn be the Borough
olSuinmerbtll. M. I. KI ITtLL.
Mif 6, lrj. Attorncj tor petitioners.
II
II.
MYEHf.
EY-AT-LAW,
4orU2ca tn.CI&nido Bow, ca Uentr iireet,
Styles
Our Stock is ripht up to lato. In tho mitlttr of lale stvloi
WE ARE ALVAYS IN THE FRONT RANK, n'-y-ing
all the choicest new novelties :is fast us they .'ipjiear. Wt?
keep a thoroughly modern line of gooils in :ill d -partinents, caler
to the very bes: trade, and make it our special pride to be at all
times fully stocked with the latest and best.
DUES 8 a O ODS.
We received last week a full line of Dress Cashmeres of the
latest patterns.
I ilH P.S:
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I c . .l I'.'a.i; 1 l..!i ',. 1 1 . nt s 1 1. t i id .
. l i;!:i. iv I. lister :t". j cnt s ,i i :i i .;.
Also a 3ar:e line of Dress Ginghams, Calico, Muslin, Plain
L-iwns, Lace, l-inre line of Cambrics.
FURNITURE.
Our s.ock of Furniture has never been so complete ; at
present. Come and see. It is for your own interest.
Cha ml er Suits Corn .li te. . Pieces. Cherry :i ml l.i lv .' i.ki.
CI. all. !r Jsllits Comtilete. x Pieces. S. ,1 ill In U s '..",. I SI.
S. rili if II.ictk.-rs. C.triM-t ..-at. 1 1 imiiiei! ' it h I'l in :..vi tn l.in.
Also a good assortment Extension Tables, Cane-bottom Chairs,
Small KocKers, Stands, tinple. lureau.
The Champion Clothier,
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 establishment. We displayed
last weeK over 1,000 pairs fiucst liht weight Pants that means
all latest spring" shades.
Men's pj ne Pluck Dies- Suits, f ri ,111 tn 1-.iii.
P.iys Ca-s; in. re Suit-, all v o..l 1. ' ., 1.1.1m.
.'').! Sc!....il Suits..
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Km e Patit. ln.n. I.-. t.i l.)s.
Our stock in the above ready to be examined
lON' T PolMiET
Our Ihunmotii firocery Department
yy h:ch we l it.-iy lmiit. It is a Iiainly the larsfel in I'aiiil.ria
lillci! up with tin- best in that line ami are rc i!y to yuti I
ex..! I Jl cell ( "iitT lc
i; I Knasteil ( ollee Vic
Pi Cans '1'iiinatoes .-
l.'i Cans ..j ii
Extra li.xxi I I. cir
Extra ;'.'! Pl.eir
E t ra i ;mh1 1 ". mi-
I".t ra I ;im.,I I Leu
I i..i. I.eiicHit Cl.i.i
We als.. keep the tst stock ..f Meats anil t In -t" attic!. -s i.! tli
fiv us a call. We wi 11 sa ve ynu V". p. r c nt. mi unr purchase
it" II SI IE S'l'i . ' K if.-a.ly f..t iii- liniaml ha- m-viT I m s,, :,ra,. ;i, ii s
this sprint. We carry i.v -i '' ilill. rent -tyl.-- .! Eailies" "im- Ir.-ss Shoes, an. I we
reel sure v.e ;m j li as.-v.iii. Also. k. . ji a Vire as-.irt im-tit iii Men--, Hoys" :lM
I'll i kll'll's S leu s. WeijUut.- you prices;
I. a. li.'S" r II I )' CllfUiss SllOCS. ?1 ,s J,;, j . I.;j, s" ll,,,. Ji, Sillies. Sj.S. I.aili. -'
line Kill, with Patent l..;ii I ! Tip-. sl.Tl. 1 .ai i. s" M . ,i , sprinir Heel. s.-'i up
tit$:t.sta pair. Men's 'o.mI lire sloes. i.ii a Men's (,.,.,. I In.- shoes,
l.is upair. Mi lis I ,o .i llress K anuraro. sho.-s. .. i ;( pair. M.-n's I li . s. ti.
u pair, ll .ys' I It ess Shoes, i.s.-. nfa nt Shoes from n t.. l'.c.
Purchasers can't miss it in our larife estahoshir,. -nt . 'Ih'-n-f. w.. mitc you io
coin. ami have a look ill the ncv stock just !ec-i.-d f ,r spilnif. 'I' hose w ho l.ny
early h.-f. .f.- " he usual sprint ru - h h.- ' us v. ;' ; 1,- . - ; he a. I a nt i of , ,.,. : ,,L. j . oiu
an tmhiokcn a-si,rt iiici.t of al! the new pai'.-rn -. to 1c ha. I u h.-n li.-ir !.
siMoisr - &d - oo-,
vun f,:nni!',sT oi..lkhs.
GALLITZIN, PENN'A.
CARL RFINIUS,
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YOU WILL LOSE MONEY
If you tlon't buy your Spring Suit from J. IJ. WILI3ER.
OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
THE
LARCEST
STOCK
AND
LOWEST
PRICES
ON
ALL
GOODS
WE
EVER
NAMED.
Our Sprinc; Coods : j
SllOfS all .jl;iiti..s. styl,.s ;lml sj.-s. j
Ifiils t.f all tlii-la1i-st styli-s ami li-M.iiiif i
liratiiis. !
Cnjis f,,r p,,pl,. uliu a iv j.ariifiilar '
aliiint the ""lut.-st." i
l-"iirnisliin (JoihIs of all kinds in aim tut- I
ain-f. I
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val anyt 1 1 i u ymi s. i- ,....
I'ljil i. lliis all L'i a.l. s, ri.l..s and sii-s
i:ulil.. r r.ui.ds and "rish huind" .lit-k-
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W". 11 kin- Punts. Hr.-ss l'.uiis, (iM i -alls
and Jiii ki ts.
SU.;m r-f.r tin ii. v.uiih ii and i tiildri-n.
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Cive Us
CT- IB. "WIZE-iIBIEIR,.
EBENSBURG'S CLOTHIER.
M. D. KITTELL.
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KHENSBl'KU, FA.
Utf.ro In Aricorr Hull tlun. o .urt H.iu.r.
DO you Deed J..b printin'r It. so, kivo tie
1 uittiiA trial order.
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Watches, Clocks
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Optical Gocdc.
Sole Agent
FOK THE
Celebrated Rockford
WATCHES.
JolumMa aid FreJunia Watches.
in Key and Stem Winders.
AllGE SELECTION ok ALL K1XD
of JEWELKV alwaye cm hand.
Z-ff My lire of Jewelry Is unsurpassed
1 Ir me and see for yourself before purclia9
11 elsw here.
IfALL WOKK 0CAKANTEED;-1
CARL RIVINIUS
El'ensburp:, Nov. 11, lKK5"-tf.
WE
CAN
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YOU
AT
LEAST
IOPERCENT.
BY
DEALING
WITH
! US.
a Cal'.
ri w. DICK,
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