itmMn f minim.
jr.KNsr.ntn, oambiua co., r.
FRIDAY.
MAY 27.
IJU AI. A.M FrRMlSAl..
- Ilni! f- '.i l. rv M'ini;i .
. 1 . . ..! :ii.tt Uiy is ;i lfiral l'Ii.l;iy.
' -Tu i 1 ;m Knives, us,- u potato Jil"'I
111 I .fit k tillM.
-Mr. Jv-uii,-! Kli.-Hy. tf thi i)in-i.. i-
U' V I T 1 1 VbiMltlKlti-lll.
I'ath.r 1rnU--. t Asl.vil!.-.
in t" n mi Mmnliiy.
Tli.-n- i- lit' ilaiii.'.'!- of fonn'tt'.nif
y air uiiitiii'lla t ln-st- days.
- Mi. '. T. Kx its is vNitiir? fiit'iuN in
tl..- -:it. l li pan of '1'' state.
-Mt. lnis4 Shiiiiifelt. of this place, is
TiMiini: n-laiiM - in .leam-tt".
- Mi" laia Ha', is. of Morrell ville. is
Vf-itiM-' relMtie in Kbeii-l.uri;.
- Mi. F..1 Miii lls. of l.oieito. -pent a.
J. u li in town on Wt'tlin-iJay.
. ..i: m!an; ehihlof Rev. 1 . .loins, of t lie
jlii-t win. I ciie.l tnis (TliniMlayi moiniiitr.
; ;,,si. Cm entry, of Maryland, is
H-i-ilins: M i Ann Mc I MtniM. of this plan'.
- Mr. .Ii.lm llarneit. nf Allegheny town
'Slii;.. -pent a f. w limns in town on Tnes
da .
.iae I'riiijlf.of Sunimerhill tiiwn-
-!u'i. wa- -tricker. w ith paralysis on Sat-
llllli.lV.
. This 1 n 1 1 1 u 1'iip ve:ir. anv hen not trvi'r
ffour years of a'.-e will pass as a sprini:
Hd.i Ui'll.
Mi. Hnwii-il William-, of llotiif-tfut.
Al...-pent ' rial nimitlis here retiiiiwd
M. mil. iv.
lii'V. I'a'her l'.nrns. of New Iliijrhtou.
h'a.. i te.l Ri v. Fatlier Deasy. .f this
;j.la. " la-t w eek.
1 A chart, r w a- rrranted at llarri-lnmr
-(, Moii.Uiy to the Khei.lmri; l'.uiMiu.-' A
Loan A-oeiation.
M r. 1-iiah iati-s. of Read.- township.
i-ite.l F.heii-hiir on Tw-ilay. n-l urni uir
- liniiie t lie aine (lav.
-Mi-, .lain.- Fan-ell. of Ilmitinndou.
I'a.. i- i.-itiinr lur -i-ter, Mr-. T. II.
O'H iia. of tl,i- plaee.
A i vin K a ii-. F.-m.. is ha vinir he fuund
latinii laid for hi- in-w house iu Out.fl'
: Street . nea r t he depot.
- -n,iim' nf fanner- who have jdajited
itle-ii i miii -ay it i- inttiii'-' in the frruuud
r.Snd will have to he replatlti'tl.
Mr. s. I'. Svhert-, one of lialliti-in's
enti-rpi i-iiii; Iiu-iness uhmi w as .a visitor to
l the 1 i:i k M N o til ei- on Monday.
: The Spaiiu'iT Improvement I'uiiipuuy
will emniiienee tin -a le o f It its i n t hat em
bryo citv mi Tuesday, .lune 14t.li.
Mr. .I.ihn Roiahaiiiih. one tf C'royle
town-hip- veteran Democrat paid the
Fin i m otlice a call on Monday.
The mi. t iry cot taire heUm ina to M i s.
O'll.ira. mi Julian stii-rt. is tmiiiir improv
ed hv lias inn a not her sturv added.
The l.ii-ine-- men of K! nsbii ri; are
ret,ue-!i d to have their stun clo-i-tl on
Mem. .rial Day from one to live r. m.
-Mr. Hi in y ii'N. il. of ruMmi-si. spout
a few day- in town la-t week viMtins rela
tives and fi ienil-. He ret iirited on Sunday.
Samuel 1'. Kdwarii-on, of .Itiliustnw n.
WSs a vi-it.u- to FJien-hura on Thurday
Slid added hi- name to the FfUKMA N '.- lit
of t uli-eriliei s.
Jud'.'c Revhurn, of K'ittaiinin. is jire
idlnur nver mil- cmirt this week, try
inC ca-e- in whieh Jlld'e JiaKer had heell
CODf riled US l i illll-el
Mr. tHiUL'e liiiliey. of t hi-jdace. vv hose
Ulrn -- w e nnliced la-t w eek, is -till enli
fini'd in hi- iii.ini. althoui;h hi.- condition
Is Slow y iinpiuv ins;.
We a.U now leu'e reeeipt if an invita
tion to he pre-eut at the tipi niiiir of the
Pltt-huri; 'ihiu s huildiui;. vihi-h w ill lake
place on Tne-day net.
F.ii Smith, ot Fallen Titnher. lia-
DOUl-'ht the i.ell. al -tole nf e 1-. Ni.lt-
leyiind McNeal. at that place, ami has ta
ken pi ie inn i if I lie -a 1'le.
Ml. t'li- I.lnvd. all elllJjioVfe nf the
Ttfta y o!!ice. Altoona. -pent a couple td'
days iii town la-t week haliuji haiul
With relative- and friend-.
Mr. .1. I;. ii!.. r. the clothier, accom
panied 1 y hi- w -p. 'lit Sunday in ''hest
Spring-, when- the Jailer's parents. Mr.
and Mr-. .1 mi. - I'eirv. reide.
-The Uirirt-t oats lit ld in I'eiiusyl vania
1st " farm of ('id. James Younir. of
Ml hi'- T 'i n. 1 1 contains 1X1 acres. Tw enty-?
.r mules hitched to eilit plows
l tU! 1 1 ed lip t hi' mellow ealt ll.
i The iiiemhers of the (iranil Army l'ost.
th' S..H-,,f Veterans ami I, adies Auxiliary.
.Olthi- plai n, are reijue-tftl to meet at the
.Pt-t ! i ii i mi Sunday miniiini; at lo . M .,
;t0 a' i.-nd s. ices al the l'lfshj tei iin
.ci-.i-' l.
. ,".t
-.ia-i.
.tic . ;
Inlmstown on Montlav afterufm a
lihtnini; from an apparently
1 -- -ky struck an electric wire lead
. ! I..' resilience of Kdward Wl-e and
In- huildiui; on lire. Itut little damavre
'W- dm,
-Mr-. .h,-eph Mc Mullen ami Miss Clara
'Sai.l-.i i . ; Al'eirheiiy t iishlp, who w ere
SeT'i- v !, ;n a runaway accident in this
pla. e T i. -lav of he-t week, are hoth
gBttii'ir .... v.-i well :,n. will soon he fully
rec.iveieii.
1 he hav , inp iii tin's county hids fair
.tO he a I mie nu iui; tn t he a lunula lit w ct
Weather, hi.t the fanners are all hcliimi
. -with the -.-t tin- ,,u! ,,f , h.-ir other t-rops
,OWin- Vn tin- -aim- cau-e.
J'"- Smith, a coal miner at Frun ility.
aid to he a d. -p. rate chain -t. r. irot hit"
afig-ht at Jaue-v ille. ( It artield county, in
-which his tin-. .at was cut and other injur
ies ot sn -enniis a nature that he is
not e-
petted In rt'cover.
(..:.. r.il J.,-, ph Mi Ii,,,,;,!,!, w ho fur
erre.il m. .nths pa-t ha- heen a resident of
CnBil-rUud. M.I.. a. cmnpanied hv his
daughter. Mrs. I),. I), r.,er. came up her,.
' On a!ur.l.iv and spent a , ,,np!e ,,f days e
Chanin.' kindly -reetiiii:- w itliuliifrieiitts.
The feeeipt t,f an iiiv itatiuii to he pres
nt:u the ,1,'iii, wf the mutiument er
ecte.1 t the ,,. ,,,,,,-y ,,f ,,. ..-,iluimvll
uea.i in i.iand view
i-eiin tery. .luhii.--
town Mas
-t. i- hell hv :u I. i,..w 1. ..I
Th dedication take, t.!ae..'at o'el.M-k. v.
In our ailvriii,;,, ,.,,,1Inns V((1I
find the .ulvenu...,,..,,, f T;ivIur ; n.an
mam.fa. t,,.,-t wire f..,,.....' ,ri.,. K,Iar,,,;
fir es. apevoce. ,, u-l.t ,,
worlf. t I. . i.inm,.,,l them to nil r
readers w ho desire tu buy anvthini; iti their
- line.
There W ill ,e festival held in tho st
August ine 1U; Ilfl,.rn(1(1I1 alli, ( V( n
Injcif May :io,h forthe henetUofthechnr.-h
at that ph.ee. i.Vcrs of stcmkI eating dan
Clng ami, ,, ).r In(.nNll(ul1 j)t fai
to attend. KveryUtiy invited and a Kood
time promi, ,i t(, an.
-Mrs. Kliat,..,!, Kohler. f Johnstown
was -truck hy an el-c, r,e ,.ar ,, Tuesday'
;ar her home ., r.ocu-t -t,eet. in that
r- T.andwas thrown und. r the car and
1 ,f h.r feet hadly s,a-hed. She
, " 'Tf taken out.
Jlthe e,,lUMlll f lH,ltWlx ai,UM1Iu.,..
Ct'nt, tin- week i-tl,e,ardof.Ias.(;. Has-
: ;fW-;;""'.a can.iidate for As
S. Tlhly, J hats us. Asilis ,.itl,.r
an. rs ,(()r K,MM Pn,.y Ul tlUlw olir (WI1
t -. we call the attention of our reaovrs
totfc.,e:.rrt !;. .-t then, ,ailM, lht.
Mr. F. IV Saupp and daughter. Miss
Fannie, formerly of Lord to. hut now of
Altoona. wore lioro on Friday last in at
tendance at the funeral nf Frank P. Mo
Pike. Property owners in this place, are be
ins notified by the street commissioner to
have their sidewalks repaired within thir
ty days or that official will do it for them
anil charge up the expense.
The P. R. R. engineers on Monday last
ran a tie-line from where they crossed the
old Carrolltown road, near the farm of K.
.1. Humphreys. In Cambria tow nship, into
tow n throush Center street to the station.
The editor of the Wilminzton Jimrunl
is level headed and has a proper sense of
right when he says that no girl with a
proper rccard for a man's aesthetic taste
w ill compel him to kiss her throuch a veil.
E-Sheri(T Stineman. of SVuith Fork,
spent a few hour in town on Monday. He
reports the condition of his son, Albert M..
whose serious illnoss from rheumatism we
noted last week, as being much improved.
The hlacksmith shop owned by P. K.
Ramey anil occupied hy S. H. Crovle, in
R'iniey. C.carti'-ld county, was destroyed
hy fire on Saturday night together with a
set of hlacksmith tools. The fire was of
incendiary origin.
The case against the South Fork Fish
ing eluh was argued to-day (Thursday) for
a cha tige of venue before Judge Reyburn.
There is no decision as yet but the at
torneys on hoth sides of the case, practi
cally agreed that it should he tried at Har-rl-fiiirg.
Miss Ktta. tlittrg'hter of Mr. John Cun
ningham, of Cambria township. Twho was
suffering for stm.e time past with a tumor
on her face, had it removed on Monday
lust. The operation, which w as a success
ful one. was performed by Irs. Davison
and Joints, of this place.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Ku.aline M. Rt ad. of Coal port, w as
struck by an engine w hile walking on the
track in that place and killed instantly.
Her neck tv as broken, skull fractured ami
her body badly bruised. Mrs. Rem! was
71 years of aire and a widow.
Mike Wargo. a Hungarian, was in
stantly killed by a fall of coal at mine No.
.t of the Cressmi - Cleartield Coal Compa
ny on Thursday of last week. His remains
were interred in the Catholic cemetery at
Ashville on Saturday morning. He was
'M years of age a ml leaves a wife and two
children.
I-. Cas-idy. of Center county, had a
hearing before Fnited States Commission
er Ambrose in Altoona on Friday last, on a
charge tif sending obscene letters through
the mails, and was committed to the Hol
tidaysburg jail in default nf Sl.! hail.
He will he tr'ed at Krieonthe first Monday
of July.
H-ivden Ivorv. of Fourteenth avenue,
near Fourteenth street, Altoona. a former
citizen of Clearfield township, this county,
was robbed on Thursday night of last week
by three masked thieves who took a hank
check of r.ii and ? in money. Mr. Ivory
w as unable to defend his property as lit
is crippled with rheumatism.
A commercial traveler gives the pub
lic good advice when he says: Patronize
the business men who advertise. T'lo-e
who tell yon t what they huvc to
sell and invite yon tu patronize them
through the columns of t heir lo;-al newspa
pers, are the live business men of the day.
ami fiotn w horn you alw ays get the tno-t
for your money.
The contract for the topographical map
of Pen ns j 1 vania to be placed tm exhibit ion
at the World's Fair at Chicago, has lieen
awarded to K. I!. Harden, of Philadelphia.
It will be about seven and oMe-ha!f by
twelve and one-half feet In size and will
co-t loo. It will show all the school
houses in Pennsylvania wiih the number
of pupils in each.
The Court on Monday appointed W.
W. MeAteer. Cyrus Miller and Henry
Scanlan. viewers to view the location of a
road in the We-t w ard of Fbetisburg. The
appointment was made on the application
oftieo. M. Reade Ksip, attorney furl). C.
Philips, and is for a road to the Philips'
cottage by way of Maple Park. The
iiuestion of a road has been In dispute for
a year or more.
Michael Maloy. son of Patrick Maloy
of Allegheny township who went Wt-t
about four years ago was killed near Wat
kins, Washington, in the early part of last
week hv a limb of a tree falling upon him.
His body was embalmed und brought home,
arriving at his father's residence on Tues
day. His interment took place at St.
Augustine to-day (Thursday). He was
alio ut thirty yearof age anil unmarried.
In the announcements this week Is the
card of Mr. Florence Willibrainl. of Ial
litzin. as a candidate for Poor Director.
Mr. Willibrainl is an old soldier and citi
zen and is well known to the people of
Cambria county. If nominated anil eleet
ed to the Ifsponsihl ? position of Poor Di
rector. Mr. Willibrainl will serve the peo
ple ami the poor to the best of his ability
ami look after their interests with honesty
and fidelity.
Mr. James Rentier, of Ftie. Cambria
county, is lying dangerously III at his
home. Ills death is expected at any time
as the infirmities incident to old age arc
weighing heavily upon him. Mr. Render
is one of the pioneers of this section ami
has been a good and useful citizen, whose
many friends in Rlair as well as Cambria
will regret to learn of his serious condition.
He is an old soldier, having served in Com
pany K. lMth Regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers. Alttxitin Times.
In the case against the board of poor
directors of Cumberland county, charged
with malfeasance in ft ice, the jury on Sat
urday night hrought in a verdict of guilty,
after tieing out twenty-eight hours. A
motion for a new trial was at once made.
The charge of malfeasance against the ptior
directors arose from their having inden
tured a lioy named .lot; Diller, to a man
named John W. I,afTerty, from whom. It is
alleged, he received such cruel treatment
that he tiled from the results.
Mr. Samuel McMullen, of Clearfield
township, dU'd at the residence of George
Scymorc, In Allegheny township, on Tues
day May -.'l, aged aliont tiff years. Mr. Mi
Mul'en while passing M r. Sey m ore's place,
was taken suddenly sick ami was taken
In .and kindly cared for but continued
growing worse until death ensued. Mr.
McMullen leaves no family. Ids wife hav
ing jireceetletl him to the tomb a number
of years ago. he hail no children.
Judge Reyburn on Monday filed his
opinions In the following cases: In rc road
in White township from Christian Noel's
to lb-aver Valley school house: proceedings
to vacate ami supply road discharged and
petitioners pay costs. In re petition to
change line ix'tween ltarr and Susquehan
na townships, report of viewers filed tie
quashed and proceedings set aside. In case
of Martha Orris vs. J. C. Head, rule dis
charged and money in hands of M. I. Kit
tell ordered to paid to Amanda Orris.
Two men, one colored, the other w hite,
who were walking on thw railroad track
near Mdiarvey's, a few miles west of Al
toona, were struck hy Philadelphia Ex
press on Saturday last and instantly killed.
The colored man was thrown down over
the embankment, and the w hite man was
thrown under the wheels of a passing
freight train, where his head ami alitlomen
were crushed and both arms broken.
There was no clue to their identity anil the
lnttlies were iKith taken to the RUir county
almshouse.
A great bycicle race from Chicago to
New York was begun on Wednesday of
last week. It is described as a relay race,
and was participated in by IK) of the fast
est wheelmen of the country. The object
of the extraordinary performance was to
demonstrate the superiority of the bycicle
over horses as a means of carrying mes
sages in war times. The distance covered
was l.ooo miles, ami the riders carried a
sealetl message from tlen. Miles, of the
army headquarters at Chicago, to Gen.
Howard at New York, to ! delivered in
loo hours from the time of starting. The
heavy rains greatly retarded the cxi-ri-nieiit.
the message being delivered alut
nine hours ln-hind schedule time.
An item in the New Yolk Omf Truth'
J,,iirnul. of last week says: "It is report
ed that overtures have lieen made to the
Cresson X Clearfield Coal A- Coke Co.. own
er of tin ressKiLV Clearfield R.R-. .-ontroll-ingmany
thousand acres of Ritnminous
coal lands, and producing annually a large
tonnage. If an agreement is reached it
will result in the construction of a seven
mile line from Cazzam to Irvona the fust
point on the 1 Seech Creek, and the second
on the Cresson A Clearfield R. R. The
haul will be over the Heech Cieek to
Williamsport. a distance of about i:o
miles. The Cresson A. Clearfield is a road
.TO miles long, and running from Cresson to
Irvona."
In the political announcements in the
Fiikkm AN this week is the card of Dr.toti.
W. Wagoner, of Johnstown, in a candi
date for Assembly. Dr. Wagoner has al
ways been a tried ami true Democrat and
a worker in the ranks. He has served the
party as county committeeman for a num
ber of years; as a member of the state cen
tral committee for two terms; as one of the
representatives of the county in two state
conventions: as alternate to the Chicago
convention when Cleveland was nomina
ted: as chairman of the Democratic city
committee, of Johnstown, for several years,
anl has taken a very active interest in the
party as all our canpidates for ollice can
within the last fifteen years can testify.
On Saturday John Sherrv. a well-
known farmer of Rarr township, accom
panied bv one of his sons, hitched tip his
team for the purpose of hauling some hay.
In tlie- team was a spirited young horsi
that had onlv been broken a shortt ime. and
from some cause or other ltecamc frighten
etl and unmanageable. Mr. Sherry wa
knocked down ami trampled, ami was run
over bv the wagon. When carried to his
home and a physician summoned, he wa
found to lie fatally hurt, being injured in
ternally ami his breast being crushed, lit
lingered in great suffering until Monday,
when death ensued. Mr. Sherry wasabout
years of age ami leaves a wife and
grown-up familv. live sous and three
daughters.
James ;rifliti. Ksi(.. who was well
known so the older residents of this coun
ty, died at the residence of Kdw ard ISrady.
in Johnstown, on Tuesday, aged " years.
Mr. Crithn was born in Pittsburg in 1.
A year after his birth his father moved
with his family to this county ami located
at Johnstown, w here lie tlietl in He
was survived by a wife and five children,
all of whom are now deceased. James
(Irittin. when a young man, learned thv
blacksmith trade and worked at the busi
ness for a number of years in Johnstown.
In lsikt Mr. tJriftin was elected to the otlice
of Register and Recoideron the Democrat
ic ticket in tin- county, ami al the end of
his term was renominated aI1(i rt elected,
filling the otlice in a highly creditableinan
ner. During his six years' residence in
Kheh-hurg he made many warm friends in
the not th of the county w ho will be sorry
to learn -if his death. At the time of the
John-town flood Mr. tiritllu ami two sis
ters wi re at t heir home on Walnut street
and were carried away by the waters. Mr.
(riftill tieing rescued a couple of miles lx
low Johhstotwi; one sister was found dead
at Ninevali. and the other found badly in
jured in the debris at the stone bridge and
soon after died from her injuries. Mr.
(iritlin. although he w as able to go about,
never recovered from the effects of his ter
rible experience ill the flood, and his death
resulted from that day's injuries. He was
possessed of considerable mean-, estimated
at f.'.l.ooo. the bulk of which, having no
relatives, he left to St. John's Catholic
church in Johnstown.
Csnrt Prerertllnns.
The fol lowing cases were disposed of ill
Court this week :
James Carduer. vs. A. A. Stevens. As
sumpsit. Continued at costs of defendant.
Anna Duncan et al. J. C. Duncan. Judg
ment opened. Jury find for plaintiff.
W'lliam I lo am a n vs. Henry P.arnlmrt.
Al. St i. Fa. Continued at cots of plain
tiff. J. M. Murdock A. Pro. vs. Catharine Mc
Kelvey et al. S. i. Fa. Jury find for tie
fendants.
Catharine Parrish v.. Pi ter Mi-Cough,
Rose Mctio ugh. Ejectment. Jury tiud fur
I lefciidant.
(ieoige El tel A: Co. vs. Elmer Walter et
al. Continued by consent.
CaMit.iu II. vi L. Association vs. Piter
McNeill. Att Ex. Verdict for the garnis
hee under direction of the Court.
J. L. tiill vs. Johnstown Lumber Co.
Assumpsit. On tiial.
ti-illit.in P. & L Associatimi. vs Peter
McNeill, et al. Alt. Ex. Verdict for Jar
nishee under direction of the Court.
Isaiah tiates vs P. and A. Flyiin As
sumpsit. erdict for plaintiff for sum of
M.
Thomas J. Espy vs. Daniel Rurkhait.
Appeal. Settled.
John L. Cill vs. Isaac W. (cites et al.
Assumpsit. J ury empanelled and balance
of jury discharged.
l)fniorllf t'antiidatr.
On Monday, in pursuance of the ca
Chairman Charles M. Swank,
I of
the
candidates for otlice on the Democratic
ticket met in the parlor of the Mountain
House, in Ebensburg. and made the neces
sary arrangements for holding the primary
election. The following is the list of can
didates: Congressman, L. D. Woodruff. Johns
town. Assembly, .las. O. Hasson,
John E. Strayer, Johnstown:
Eliensburg;
: Kdward T.
J. Thomas,
W. Wagon -
Darby, of
McN'eelis, Johnstow n: Jamc?
Carroll township: Dr. Co-urge
er. of Johnstown.
Prothotiotary, James C.
Johnstown.
Register and Recorder, James I', (iret n,
Johnstown; Daniel McCoiigh. Ebensburg.
District Attorney, Francis J. O'Connor,
Johnstown.
Poor House Director, Raphael Hite, Car
roll township: Florence Wiilibiand, (ial
litin township.
The primary election will lie held on Sat
urday, June ith. ls'.r.-, ami the judges will
make their returns at Ebensburg on the
folllow in Monday.
C'oiusnn n leal Ian.
KiiKN-uriM., Pa., May "'t, lv''-.
Kilitor Cunt Ji'i f ui i .
Sin: Last Sunday morning I w as agree
ably siirpris-d by my Sunday school class,
which I have Im-cii teaching several years,
by the presentation of a lieautiful Oxford
S. S. Teacher,: Edition of the Holy Rible
as a token of-hcir regard and resjiect for
me as their teacher. I was so taken by
surprise at the time hy this manifestation
of their esteem that I was unable to prop
erly thank them for it, but I now wish to
take this opportunity of doing so and ex
press the hoie that It may be the means of
stimulating me to more zeal and faithful
ness in the future. Ji.ilN J. Ev.N.
Memorial ry.
The committee of arrangements forthe
proper observation of Memorial Day in this
place, have made the following program:
The different organizations will meet in
front of the Opera House at 1 o clock U)
the following order:
Chief Marshal. Col. S. W. Davis.
First As-i-tant Marshal, Capt. Kdward
II uiij preys.
iseeond A-ssistant Marslu.l. .1. T. onus.
El.eiisburg Cadets.
Pupils o Mt. Oallit.in Seminary.
Sons of Veterans,
(iiand Army Post.
Citizens and Soldiers.
Carriages with Flowers and Committees.
Oration. Rev. R. C. Morgan.
Singing. Choir of girls under the leader
ship of Mrs. Iester Larimer.
The Klx-iisburg Alius dec flub will
rentier several line selections.
Tin- procession will move out Centre
street, then down High to Lloyd cemetery:
then to the old cemetery, and from there
to the Catholic cemetery, and then back to
the Opera House where they will disband.
In the evening a grand camp fire will be
held ill the Opera House, w here speeches
will be made by a large nuinler of old sol
diers. Including T. W. Dick. Est.. S. D.
Patterson. Judge Parker. Alvin Evans.
Esq.. Col. Davis ami others, und old war
songs will be suing by the veterans.
Following is a list of the names of the
soliliers interred in the different cemeteries
in this place anil vicinity:
LLOII) CEMETEKV, KBEMSUI KO.
(Jrlfflih T. Fvans,
Oapt. H. Heyer,
let). W. llavls.
na-jlel i t. Evans.
Win. Mills. Sr.,
Kdward I Evans,
Ailam MiiDatttlt.
laTil Pi wrll. Jr..
Tnos J. Evans,
H.ivl.l J. Jalui'l,
H'liib Jones.
Ttiuu. E. Evans,
lull ii E. Davis.
Samuel Henry,
lie) K. SerhJer,
.las. A. LattletielJ,
luvld H. Evans,
J uiiti Koherts,
Joun y. IjU.tiy.
John I . Evans,
David 1. Evans,
Evan i; . DivIm.
Joseph Henderoa,
Wm. K li uini'Iirey,
JnhD Kimball,
Will.!'. Davis.
rnotusis Todd.
Wm. K. Huberts.
Lemuel Evans.
I. Todd 11 u ten In son.
Jeremiah D Evans,
.Manilla H.iitlll3,
I'liof. B. Moore,
Wu,. I. Davis.
t hu. j. r-ii'id.
Divld S. Junes.
Wm. W. tirirtUh.
Daniel T. Jones,
tieorae Micli,
K..;,trt Williams.
Jobn Faith.
Ja nes N. Evans.
Kit-hard L. D-ivla.
D, J. Evans.
W in. Clement.
CATHOLIC t'KMETERT, EHESSlil HO.
Kcv. K.. 'hrlsty,
1 lioui is I). Latziiier,
Jno. E. Scanlan,
Jas. A. l.HzinKer.
Julin I'orter.
A. J. l.ttzinner.
James I1. N.Ktn,
Krant'ls P. Tieruty.
Stephen . t'hase.
Andrew Weit.le
'John Iamliitui;h,
' Wu.'. Mills. Jr.,
'James Collins.
Jeremiah A. Eaitan.
Jiiuei Murray.
I Thomas McHleek.
Jas. 31. Kdelhlnte.
I'LH csmiti .iv. EBasemno.
Klchird Irfwls. ileorire W. Todd
David Linn', mason
Milton Huberts.
Edward E. Davis
Thomas (J. Evans.
CS.KKOU.TO VII rEMKTKKT
Peter Kaylor.
Henry Weak land.
Jacob Kooms,
K, D. lsenburic.
Kdward Oillespie,
Adam A. Hurkey,
I John Koonsman.
Elias Driscoll.
'Thomas E. Miset.
(Kichard Hon,
A. H, Z. liiker.
John W ensel.
John B) rLe, i
helsasuO :mktkut, v, k.chcfch.
William May. ' U uliam Keed.
Samuel Keed, J VVi.liam lJuinton,
BKISAfcO CEWKTEBV. V. B, CUI RI B.
Andrew Mar.-h, Josej.h J. Williams.
Asa Eastman, I
BKILAH ( EVtTK .Y.
James Mills. EdwHrd Mi'.ts,
Thumas Evaus, j
rOVELl'S CEXCTEKV,
Daniel Towel!,
HUH ah immrv,
Evap D. James. Thomas T, Deveraul.
LAVHAl l.H CtMCTKBV, JACKS 3SI tOWSSHir,
Michael Kaer. MerTltnan Iee,
IJeurne Keyuolds Peter Kaver.
Hcury he nolds.
K ETHEL CEaETEHV.
leorue ITampticll, Enoch Keel.
.uther Stiles.
Jubo t'aiceron,
-Mises hint.
VV llliaua Larimer.
I1 NKARI) lIMIItUT,
William M. Mack. Frederick K, Hill.
To Withdraw Krtdlierhood Men
Jt.iiTiv x. Pa.. May -.1. E. P. Sar
geant. ira ml Master of the Prolhfi hood
of Locomotive Engineers and Kiremeii antl
Presitlent of the Supreme Councils of the
I'nited Order of Kailway Employes, and P.
II. Morrissfv, Viee- I'rainl Master of the
I'.rothei IioimI of Uailroad Trainmen, have
carefully exaiuiiied the grievances whieh
t he ti aiiimen in the employ of the Cam
bria Iron Company presenttsl to Oeiicral
Manager Pike. It was decided that all
Prolhei IhmmI men should lie w ithdraw n
from tin Cainliiia Works at once. The
men vv ill he taken care of hv the organiza
tions and positions will Ik- st cured for
them as rapidly as possible.
The Cambria Company is to t. adver
ted in tlie Ilrot hi'i hood's inagaine as a
nun-I'nion oiganiatioii. A rule will In
made absolute that no trainman who
w oi ks in the Cambria yards fr ni this date
can ever Im-couic a member of any of the
organizations.
While this action vv ill not result in anv
stoppage ot tlie works, it will prevent
many id t he lwst trainmen in t he country
from accepting employment with the com
pany. Tfarrlaice i.iemen.
The following marriage licenses wt-re is
sued hy the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Mav
-.. i"'.'j:
M. E. Malt y. Seotttlale Pa., ami Lizzie 1.
i ;illesiie. .Itdiustovvn.
Otis Adams ami Pritlget lloiian. Johns
town.
John Edward McMullen and Marv Ad:i-
line M. Cartv. Delatiev.
John A. Mctiuire and Ourtrude McMul
len. (iallitzin township.
James. I. Costlovv. Johnstown, and Em
ma Skelly. Suinmerhill townshiii.
Mario Sirit and Michetino Peiozi.
Hastings.
Stephen Perlutts and Anna Yonae Por
tage. John Paulas ami Maria Ilegnor. Johns
town. Kolwrt Phillips and Henrietta Wilson,
Johnstown.
Wiliiam II. Thomas. Peatle township
ami Ellie May Kichard. (ilasgow.
Thomas S. Proctor and Perdie L. Sealo.
Johnstuw n.
E. W. Ilavis. Cambria township and Liz
zie llecker. (ireenville. Intliana county Pa.
Charles J. Kllck, Allegheny township,
and Mary J. Sharp, Minister township.
Is all
Kates to UrttyibarK
la Pfaa
ay I van la Railroad.
On Thursday, June -Jtl. the
'High Water Mark" Monument will bo
dedicatetl on the field of t iettysburg.
This inoiiutiient marks tin highest oint
within the I'nion lines reached by Pick
ett's troops in the memorable charge of
July :ul, ls4,3. The monument has been
elected under the auspices of the Pattlc
field Memorial Association. The dedica
tory ceremonies will be highly interesting,
consisting of speeches, ftuetus, music, and
military exercises. A large number of
Veterans, both officers and privates,
will lie gathered on the historic field and
the occasion will be a niost memora
ble one.
For the benefit of those desiring to at
tend, the Pennsylvania Ilailryad Company
w ill, on June 1st and 2d. sell excursion
tickets from all principal stations on the
lines to Uettyshtirg at a single fare for the
round trip. Keturn coupons w ill be valid
for use until June 4th, inclusive.
Half Kate lo 51 laneapall l Prnn
yUanla Railroad.
For the U netit of delegates ami visitors
to the Ut publicaii National Convenlitui at
MiuueaiMslis. on June Tth, l.n, the Penn
sylvania Kail road Company will sll ex
cursion tickets to Minneapolis, from all
principal stations on its lines, at a single
fare for the round trip. The rate from
New York is 1..V: Philadelphia. StM.T.l:
ISaltiniore, .-; Washington. f-.'s..V.t, and
other stations in projiortion. The tickets
will le sold from June 1st. to 5th, inclu
sive, and the return coupons will lx- good
to leave .Miuneaiailis or St. Paul from
June loth to jr.th inclusive, ly.c A
choice of routes we-t of Chicago may be
made.
Kprlec Fever.
The gradual opeuiug of the budding
trees and the shooting upwards of the
blade of grass are idgns of the advent of
spring. The farmer i already at work
timulating the growth of his crop hv fer
tilizers to insure a rich harvest. Nature
needs stimulation and why should not
man? The system needs building up af
ter the attacks of gripM- and cold, and the
onlv tonic is pure whiskey. Ma Klein, of
Allegheny. Pa., has the endorsement of
eminent physicians, certifying to tin pur
ity ot his famous Silver Age ami Du-
ijliesiie K) i' V lilKle-. ol'l evt I V Wtii'l-.'
at ?l..Vi and fl.-.l per full tjuart. Six-year-
id Penna. Rye Whiskies, absolutely pure.
at 1.oo per liiiart or six tuaris for --."i..
Send for catalogue and price list of all
kinds of liijuors to Max Klein. -. Federal
street. Allegheny, l a.
For sale by J. x; A. E. R u h r, EN u--burg.
Pa.
1 lire I lanront Nullrrs.
MIUXSHIKII MAKBI.K AND '. 11 A N1TK
li W i rks. as s keirhed t'y fclal rcK.rter
the Jurnstown
I'aily Herald. Ueliablc dealers
and fine koihIs.
Durlnit a recent fly inn t'lfi to Ent-hnrtt the
wriler et this article Vfitel the .Vlarble antl
tiranite Wurks ti? Jas. Wilkii.s.'ii Sl Si. ii, which
were !iune.i in IRs i. The senior inemt er ol this
prunressive tini lei? hrnl an exj erieu -e of Ihirtj
Cve vears. and his tun and artnt.r Is also a
FkilKd orker. The class ol wok tiiey priduce
is ot the hivbe-t class and sile. Emm lour to
bve hat ds are employed and t lie very tineM mon
ument!' In tt.e county seat are Piieclmcn ot ilieir
(kill. Shipments are made through tnis and to
adioininir counties.
All kinds :.l cemetery wotk Is executed ar.d
a tine line ot I n.n Kallintc it handled and foM
The stock ol work kej.t tm hand (received liy the
car-load) is very extensive and niai v very r.ne
monuments are exhibited, two especially eeiuir
executed In tlie rustic sty le and la Imitation vl
brickwork, with a Bnely executed cross on the
top. Auionic the many hne monuments ereced
by this tirm is an e.ihttnn htfleen-teet-hii:h
monuu.en. fur Shenfl Orirhth, monument tr
father 'hrity (s-lxteeti fi-et huh i, also monu
ments lor Jacob Kibler and dauatiter ol John
Uriltlth. Hoth Eentlemcn n!ve pereonnl atten
tlun to Imslness as wei I as executinn the nuest
work. In all the time they have been in business
they have adhered strict y to the maxim all kikhIs
lust as represented and price as low as the fame
clas ol Winn can be huuirht elsewhere. We have
no hesitancy in recommending Mei-srs. W ilkin
son . Son to our readers as reliable business men.
progressive and trustworthy. Visit their eatati
lishment before ordering e 1st "Here."'
t"r&peciai attention paid to selling work.
ri'HE m.INDTOSKK.
1 tn Monday and Tues tay. June H'h and Tth,
1-rul.J. 1. little, the ci.list-l pl clan ol I'.tt--bura;.
w ill auain visit ti en.-'.uri; . to uive all an
opportunity to consnlt him about their eves. Il
your vision is detective, by all means iro an.t see
him. Call on Dr. Crecry, deuiut. lor particu
lars. T7'
OK SALE the l.fTeto House, I.retr
Pa
Terms easy, tor particular, ad lrt
her part
Ml.S. E.
11. M ix iN AI.D,
Iviretto, Pa.
March 11. IV-.
r ANTKI) ! Kurs ot all kinds, for which the
blithest market prices will ! pM. Hrinic
them In. U. UUlEliKKH Ki.
octao tt:ns'ur. I'a.
CAK I.llAIIOI liarb Wire cheap at Dulton
l St Son's.
Piplitii-ul l tnimtiicriiu nx.
.VK MSIKH-T ATKHINKV,
a candidate
the decision
for lustrici Attorney, subject t
ol the Democratic primary election.
K. J. o'COWOK,
Johnstown. March -J4 I9'.?.
FOK ASSKMHI.V.
1 hereby announce mysell as a candidate or
Assembly, subject to the decision oi the ln.D.
t ri'.li: pttmary election.
I1KO. W. WAU.NtK.
Johnstown. May 23.
ItlK ASSKMBI.V.
To the ' moi-ratic lof.rt of f'amlria covnt::
1 hereby announce myself a candidate l-.r the
nominatit-n lor Assembly, mtieci lo the decision
ot Ihe Democratic pnmarr ele-t.on .
fcD. T. M NKKI.1S.
Hr't ward, Johnstown.
ym ASSKMHLY.
1 1 hcTc'.y am.ouijc-
mvsell as a candidate f.
A.-M-mtilv, sut'ici't to the d
lin ef the lmo-
cratic primary election.
JAS.U HASSIJN.
Ebensbura', May a.'t, Iwi
I 'lilt 1 K T11 iMllliAliY.
1 herebv atiDiiiirjcc mjsclt a cmdld.i'e f"r
the ftlce ol 1'rothnin t.irT , suf.iect to the decision
ot the 1 Vmicratic primary ele.-tmn.
JAS. DA ll KY.
March 4.1s-'i. uih ward , Johcstown. I'a
FIIK flMK Mlil.CTOH.
I hereby anru unce myslls a candidate h.r
I'oor lr?ctor, sub-.-ct to the decision ot the Dem
ocratic primary elect ton.
KL'iliKM'E W lLI.IliK.VMi.
t;al;uz!u. May .!. ls-.-i.
T "tK I'tMtK Dl K KIT! US.
1 I hereby announce ciy lf as a candidate for
I'oor Director, satj-rt to the deirion ol the Dem
ocratic primary election.
H VP11AEL. Hll'K.
"arri Ii township, March 1. ls.C
1"tH! liKUlSI KK AND KK' Ol.Dr.K.
We are authori7e.i to anui'Uiice that James
H 5reene. oi tl e Kitteenth ward. Johnstown,
will be a candidate for the nomination ot the of
fice ot Kcidsterand Kccorder. subject to the action
of the Ivmocratic primary election.
KK'HNTfcH AMiKMIiKHtK.
To the lUtnotrata Ifttrt of 'amtttia rountii:
1 hereby announce injrscli nrt a candidate lor
the nomination tor j;. uuter arid h'ecor.ter. t-uh-)ect
to he dec. sua. fct.the lUrmoerntir f.rtmary
election. !J. A. McHOl'tiH.
JOHN PFISTBR,
HEALER IX
GEiW HERCHMiDISE.
Hardware, Qceensfare.
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES km PROVISIONS,
TEliETAKlTS IX MAMl.V,
IIAK.ISi, tTIV,
OPFOSITE JMCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
mac: 20ly
LILLY
BANKING : CO.
LILLY, PA.,
JXU. B. HILLEK,
CAM II ICR.
A UEXEKAT I5AXKINC. HUSIXESS
T U A N S ACT E I ).
FIRE, LIFE,
AND ACCIDENT IXSUR
A X C E .
ALE THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRESENTED IS V I S.
Accounts of merchant's, farmers and oth
ers earnestly slicitel. a-surinirour patnms
that all business eiitrustl to us will re
ceiv prompt ami careful attention, ami U
held strictly confidential. Cu-tomer will
1m treated as liberally as gi! bankinfr
rules will tM-rmit.
LILLY i:ankin(; CO..
febr.'. Lilly, Pcnna.
HOTtL. LK (IKA.MIK.
H J. SHtTl'l'l, I'BOPRl CTOR.
located at KuHoi. '.. near the K. R. It I.
Kailway Ixpot. We alwava endeavor to fur
nish lb tesi accommodations to basinets men,
pleasure seekers and hoarder. Persons in search
ol tn lort and quiet villi cml it a desirable place
to stop. The Tatile Is unsurpassed and is always
supplied with the t eist the market aflerds. and
all the delicacies of the season. The Kar Is sup
plied with the choicest ol pure liijuors and ciirars
and nothlntc Put the let Is sold. Special atten
tion given to the care ol horses.
H.J. SCHETTIO.
NOTirE.
The annnal meetiriK ol stockholders for elec
tion of Itirectors ol the Cresron av ClearOeld
Sl I'eke t'oo.pany will te held at the ottlce ol the
Company at Kruicality. fa., on W-cl nea clay .
Juste 13, 1H, at one o'clock. p. m.
H. O. UACIAN.
M ay U7. l to 2. Secretary .
M. D. KITTELL,
Attorney-o r - j jaw,
EBENSBUKU, PA.
Office In Armory BaUdlng-, opp.Coart Uonse.
""OTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
XI nistiOK between the unaerslicLed as aro
cers in Atbville ui.der the firm name ol L.ltziner
a. Haines, Is this day dissolved by mutual con
seal' I.. M. I.I rlMitii,
C. ll. llAl.NtS.
May 2, lsai-T ot.
A
r a t i i
tAU l irut DfcLrnuuiYi out i
We have exhibited in our store uimlow a Handsome IJd-rooin Suit, iir.d tiry ut'm(. lmyii.j. Om
Dollar's worth of goods at our store is entitled to a .iiess on the mimUr if Ikaii contained in th,
jar. You can have as many guesses as you buy Oi.e Dollar's worth of rootls. On July Oih, at 12
o'clock, the jar will Le opened and the beans counted in the presence of rei'onsihle citizens of Gal
litzin. The party guessing the largest number, or nearest to it, will receive the Ikd-room Suit.
ll slitius fur itself the ami. tint til tz A- 1 bey
;tMxls are si ili 1 1ij ii. We in Mr ct miit t.n i:n a
e Will tliis Week tjllllte a feW Jll il t s ili Hill
til a nil la let! Nti;rar
A "
Kiaht "
Aibuckle Coffee
I. Villi "
K i ii tr l!i-e
l.r ri.ul'i: ami l'EKDcoui'' tu li
ft. -M (a-r sU, k tu1.4'.
Cm n
Our Carpet
are liili il with lle'intifii! Patterns ami all li..' L ite
M-r van!, liu.itl VtMI Ku; ai t fr.iin .'..'e. iiit t
Ve shuw the larirest ami nm-l select line tit l:UI
OUSTAIKS !
VISIT ODR FUEluTURE DEPARTMENT WHEN AT Car STARSIT IS FILLED WITH BARGAINS
SIMON'S UNLIMITED BARGAINS
0:Teri il this in. mlh in I Iry Oouils. Lml
We have
Nnvell ies
fill lis.
a ii I mineii-e
in Ox fi ii ti
i'i.',..-.l i.i
.'. La. lies'
illL' the
Lil.ii.s-
Laiii- s"
Late-t
!.. i. '..la
l.an: rv
M
Tie-. 1
-' Patent Tip
Tl'l-.'
T t 1 1 1 ;
enre a l-'im
We -tiii I
ay- -ee si
K. llielll I'l
ah ax - limi
-uLIHKUS:
I I Kl i LT K lie !
ail ti." styles
met Ii i Ii new.
T. W I. ell ill lie
at
-l I'lll'l f. il-'-" t Us
-iii ter- I'lll ll I It ' I S
in i. ni - Si--'.-: w
tl tlf L'ui-tJs. t I. ill the
All Fares Paid by Purchasing SIO OO or Cvcr!"u
1t USIKKS Nrt'K.
a The t'.liowinir account" have been niinjlried
ami pa-ft d by me and rt inaii e t nlfd ot record .11
this ulli-e (.r ti.e in. 'pert Inn ul lifir.-. IikjU-c-ar.d
all otlitrs intcrepted. and will be preeMci
to the orphan.-' '..t.rt lur cei.tiruiAtl.n and al
lowance nil
WEDNKSDAY. .JENESTH. b'.J:
1. J irst and hna I account oi Thnm i? !'. Hums,
mliuin..-tr.tt..r ct t'rancis tiurcs, late ol Uitijitzm
borouuh. deceaacd.
1. I irft and nnkl account ol Haniel J. Iim is
and hvau J. iientitt. adunijistrators ot Kmn li.
Hennett lute ot t'aitibria tnwuslnp. deceased.
3. Sa;plementil and tiual account of J i n
Tbniuaf. adajinisiratiT ol Tliomas S. luvls, la
ol .lnhrJiiwn. ttc-eased.
4. t'lrst aad final account ot Thouius J. lir.iw-lt-y,
surviviiiK executor ol Ml-bael iiraaky , late
ol'l'i riaKO toa-nshlp. deceased.
5. First and paitial accouut of M. .1. Wil.-on.
executor ot James Wilson, late o! 'tailitzia bor
oust), deceased.
ti. t'lrst and Cnnl account ot b'obert Wanner,
adtnit.lstratur ol -'tinslina W uuer,late ol Johns
town, deceased.
T. First and final account of Iianlel J. (Srul.ti,
administrator ol W. K. Orubb, late of Johns
town . de-ea-ed
8 I- ir.-t and fins.l account of Joseph Kami, ad-
minisi rator ol Iv-onard llolecker, late ol Mouv.
creek t'.wn-hlp. deceased.
'X Second and pattial account ol Koliert Ier
craux and lobu H. Isitr. executors ol Pelcr
Iturm laie of W ashington township, deceased.
10. l-'lrst account ot Jacob . Varuer, executor
ot I'ertr KinK. late ol Adaujs townthtp. deceased.
11. First and final account ol K. A. Jauies. Jr.,
xuardian ol W. N. I 'avis, minor child ol Thomas
5". llavis. late t Johnstown, dec a-ed.
l'J. First and final account ol Joseph Kantr.
trusti to make sale ot the reiil estate ol 'rus
1. Tittle, late ol Juhntti.vt n, deceased.
111. t ir.-t and Ctiitl ac-ouui ol I. U. .Myers, ad
ministrator of Andrew lleislnuer, late ol Alic
yttieLV township, det-cascj.
14. "First and partial account oi Lde I.euliart,
administratrix of ol 11. '. Ienhart. late ol Johns
town, deceased.
1ft. Account of Frank W. Hay and Jeo. M.
Hay. trustees to make sale in partition ot the es
tate ot Margaret Hay. late ol Joimstown, deceas
ed 1?. First and final account Allen IWIsbler. ad
ministrator ol t 'hristi an Mislner, late ol 1'ppcr
V.'der township, deceased.
17. First and final ac.-ount ot Michael H..111
aardt.er, administrator ot William Homicardner,
late ol Kihland townuip. deceased.
15. First and final ajcuuntvl James McVlcker.
executor ol Mary Noteheller, late ol Kichland
township, deceased.
lit. Second and final account ot Hiram Orris
and I.ewi Urns, late ol Hichiaud township, ue
ceastd.
Jo. First account of .'no. H. Keller, sru.irdlan ol
Savilla and Emma Keiper, minor children ol
tleorire K. Keiper, late ol Adams township, de
ceased.
1. First and hnal account of A, H, C riRord.
admistratoi ol l. 1 . Heam, M , I., late of Johns
town iH.rouKh. deceased.
'.M. First and tinil account ol William Switiler.
surviving executor ol Joseph Alberter. late ot
t'arroil township, deceased.
Fist and final account ol Alfred Slater, ad
min irtraterot fornelius Mctlinley , late ot Johns
town, deceased.
24, First and final account ol E. 1 . Fif her. ad
ministrator ol 'ornelius Mcinley, late ol Johns
town, deceased,
25. First and final account ol Sarah M. Ihr.
administratrix ol W m, M, Lajhr. late ol t 'pper
Voder township,
26, s-econd and final account of M, Fitzharris,
administrator ol Peter Burns, late olt-allltiiu
borough, deceased.
JT. tint and partial account of John H. Sten
gel, administrator ot Auirust lupple, late of Ad
ams township, deceased.
First and final account of Annie C. Wills
and Jane Wilis. exeeutrixe ol Anthony Wills,
late ol l'het siprina-s ttorouicb. oeceated.
o Account ol Threa 5raslricer. administra
trix ol Joseph tirasberuer, late of t'arroil town
ship, Ou. First and final acconnt of Henrr J, Link
and Peter t. MiarhatiKJ. executors ol John Link,
Jr.. late ot t'arroil township deceased.
;1. Fir.-l and final at-cimnt ol Jo'eph A, Jray.
administrator ol John H. Miller, late ol t'arroil
tawnshio. deceased,
isi. First and final account o( Kotiert W, Jones,
late ol 1'ainbrla township, deceased.
CFJESTIM. J. BI..A1K.
Kft istcr,
Kctlster'i offlee. Kbensburic, Pa.. May 13, JS'-'J.
ri-l.'lAL. LIST.
1 Iist ol causes set dowu for trial at a terra
ol court to be held beginning second Monday ol
June. -'M:
S. S Messenger Sc Son..vs Iio.ile et al.
McOouKh v Itonahoe el al,
Mrilarvnelsl..... vs Hoach.
.McIK.nald
. .vs Prosser.
... vs t'onnor et al,
.v sinycer,
. .vs Su pes.
Mord.s k X Hro
Patterson. Assinee.
Wilson Leckcr....
Fitter
ieler,
vi u;..cs.
Artice Ice t'o....
I'ole..
..... ts Tes"ell,
I.utxirsell vs Keam et al,
Meraa-e t rise To vs Sitnons,
Iive, Sunshine tt t'o...vs l-eabcy,
Krile a. t'sj vi Walters,
Martin vf Coad, Administrator,
Workinuman's Building
al lii AssciatloQ ...ri Plunkett,
Iventry vs Sulkies.
T. W. Ahlers A. Oo vs O firien.
Kothschild Broi.. vs t'arroil.
Liavls..
.vs Uorouxh ol East t'on-
emauith,
.vs Iiui.lai t al,
..vs Bracken,
,vs Miller,
..vs t'resswell.
,.vs P. K. It. Co.
Lloyd
Orner
S. Kwart a. t'o..
I.ytle at Co
Tick
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,t Sh:nl.- in IN;i:.IN CAIMMCTS.
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Sskl. CAKI'IM' in t :n- -tale fiutn
Our stock ill Ciil t.iilis ha- I.
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WHY IS THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE ftORLD FOR THE MONET?
It 1h a p-amlpfis Mi' w it U D larkx or wax threat
to hurt iUv ttft; tn.ulu f tii IkkI line calf, i li-H
and ay, ami lsa us rr make ttntr' Umm f ttna
(fra tie than any fhr inn u vfm turer. It equals Lalid
fmtl hrt ctstmT from $ U $ '.
O CZ OOlsfnaiuf llaud-fw!!, th flnft calf
a) btioe ever oflt-n-'l t'r $'.'-; jiialt rcucli
IfiijK.rted Kti.ws hi'b c--.?-t fr.m f-.'t' $U '.
24 WO llnnd-rwi d -lt J hoe, lin calf.
Hi M -trn(rialjl' nu t lural!. 1 lfit
noe c vrr oflt-re-l at tlitu rkt ; iiini prude lui cua-tm-nia'1
nhn ivmiIti f nm f 'i to
CO 50 Toliof Short artn.TH. Kailma'l Mm
!Oa uml 1-tu rt rrw-riall wfir ihcin: Hurculf,
ataiiiUs. tuiKMitti lUKttl', lit uvy tlint) ikIca, extcu
rion mt i-air will wear a vt-ar.
CO fir "-fJ 110 lKit.T sh werrr nfTorrd at
Sfci rit-; tu trial wiil couvinco Lbtj
v b w atit a hUt-e t r c tifirt un1 fTvle.
CO and ZAH orUinomnn' shnofl
X) -W arc very trtm aul dura Lit. 'Jh.o wij
ti.tve fciveu tli-m a fiul will wi-.-ir n thr make,
n AtC and 1.?5 wu. bIi-n-h am
Cw U Jr O wiru hyttif Jhivh t-vrr wIh-iv; tUcyscil
tticir merlta, n tlx turrs-aMtiK k.1m show.
LU UICO jhiitbinl.'t, wry t iih; fjuuLal ruiiul
linjKtrted thiM rtiiiir f roru $4.1 t-
I.aflir J.r. J.OO nod F' for
alirWbare the Hn- iMna;olv. Ntylwh an 1 iurabl.
auiien.-St that V . I,. 1' niK-la-.' naiao 4fcUj
price aro fcUuu.j.'J uu tlie Lotuin of rac-o sU c
rrTAKE no sin-TiTi'Tr..r
InaJfon l-M-ial advTtl'i dt-ak-rs pimplyu orL
V jLs DUI OLAn Urockiou, .JaAtv. vld by
C. T. KOJ3EKTS,
.Icrnl, I HlNMII KIo HA.
tna'JT.5iu
tl'lHK'S' AI T
AISKJIKNTS.
?.oii.elH litrrty Kiven that the
tollt.wlnir
named ai'i.r.iUeinft.ts i t tir...eriy appraised and
set apart 1 r widows ol dei-edents ui.der the Ai't
ol Assen.ldv o the 4th day ot April. A.ll.ls.'...
have lieen bled in the Ken s'or's i ttl -e In and lor
the county id t'lintiria. and will he presented to
the n I.jiis' cjuiI ol f aid cjunty h't continuation
and allowance on
WEDXESDAYe-IUXKNTII, 1ML:
1. Invct-tory arid apir'ileii;etit ! tiersnnal
pr.irt- a.raise. and .ct apart Suruli iatc,
wi.i" w '..I J, l tiatts. late ol W hite t Wu.-I.lp,
deceased. . vi.
1. Imentt-ry and Ri; rii'.scii.er:t f t personal
pr..pertv apprai ed and set apart to Kllt-ri Myers,
widow t.t N A. .M ers, late ot J uhnslown, dectae
ed. .i.ji,i tit'.
a, Invex tory and appraisement ot personal
ir..rty appraifd an 1 set itju-l ti At:u Maria
Klir.e. "widow ,.t .1 eo!i s. Kline, lat ol tljcr
township, ilevea.-e.l. --..
4. Inventory and aorraiseiuent of ptrsoral
pn perty apprai-eiand set aj art tu Sophia A.
W iluim". widow ot J.jiepti S. Williams, lato ol
Morreil lile t'or"U4fht dei'eased, '. w mt,
a. Inventnry ami ap raiseuirnt ot lieronal
pTot-erty apprai-ej and st apart lo K.i.'hel .M.
tiri-it. i li.w ol A. M. irc--ir, l;e t.i tlie l.or
out li ul I., rouich ol Morrellv i 1.'. .jt-."case 1 . '.; oo
rt. Inventory and appraist-ment ol personal
property nppruise.1 and set a;. art to Auua .Ma
ria IVrisriii. widow ol Jrremiah IVrifrin. late ol
Franklin n iniuali. deceased, f J.t and real
estate. t-ZiC:-; lotul. o on.
Fl.tSUNF. .t. HL A I K.
Keitl'tcr,
KesMster's t ttie, F-'wns'iuric. I'a., M y 1j, Iv.-,
XT,,Il''r- 'F AI'l'l-lfAllDN 1'HK BUK- j
1 ! t'HAKI tii. I
Nolu-e Is herehy ftiten that un application will )
oe niaae to ire i ourt in t uaner s,i-i.sion!t oi t -am-lirlacountv,
Peunsy 1'aiua. on 1finrlAy,JiitB
61 Ii. h.r a Imrouifh t l.arier lur the villauu
ol suuiuierhill, situate in the township ot 'r. ylc,
county 1 1 t'au-l'ria. .undd as tulinwa. viz:
lleicinnlnx at the northeast cor-icrot (lie I ridve
on the t'.wnship road leadiUMt to South Fork:
thenr-e ourtli '2 .leareei fst Tl i-ri-t.es: tiieni-e
north 3'. decrees west petches: tl.i n.-e north
u' pe.rln to fl'iue: tlirure iiorih a" tleurtn-s east
sn! perche" I i t tones; then, e north il decrees east
14 perches to the i.-aa.- 1'nul hrandi ol Laurel
run: liinu-e J .mi said run liy lis various courses
perches across the Ft eiiMiurit road: theui-e
South i.' detet'S east 1 t5-J peri-lifM thence south
! decrees ul PJ7 perches to the loacr end ol li.
A.Siprs' Ull ijitj iheuce down the north hank
ol the t 'oiietnauuh river t.y its va'ious bourses iu7
torches to the place ot teinuia : tlie style und
title ol seid iiropofcd hrouyh to he the li.rouKh
vl Sunimerhill. M. 1. K 1 1 l'KLL,
Mav , !-;-.'. AttorLcy lor jliliouers.
iEO. M. liKADK,
ATTUKNtV-AT LAW.
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ruil..'t ou 1 euire -irett, near U.b.
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Prices from
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Von a-t Inarain CariM-b
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Traibt
"Of!
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Ieave daily ex'-cpt Sunday.
Leave Sunday only
Blaca lefTs indicate telegraph stations.
Icnn 's. Moore's and tri.-tie's C'rossitikss will
be flai stations Itir al. trains.
No. 1 connects at i 'resson wlih J..tinJtown F
ress al H .7 tor points netween tlresson and
lohnst'.wn. and with Pacific Fxprcs at B i'i lor
points west of Johnstown. Also with Mall Train
at ;t i'J lor points east ot t're'son.
No. 6 connects with Mail Train at 4 20 for points
West ol Cre.son. und Mai; Lxprcsg for points
eau ot fresson.
From points west ol I'resson 7o. 4 connects
with Mail train at li'J.t. and Irom points east of
Creson with Johnstown F.xprcss at K 'T. and Pa
cific Fxpress at 4.'..
N'i. conna' ts with Mall Train at 4 M Iroin
points east ol I'rtfi .n. and Mail txpress at 5 17
Irotn points west id 'reason.
Sunday trains connect with I'liclh! I'.xpresiand
Mill 1 rain west and mall Fxpress east.
Passenuers to or Irouj points on Pennsylvania
ii Northwestern Kallroaii can take train att'jal
port or Irvona.
Stations marked 'f" are Hhk station. Pas
setiicers wisiunir to fcret oil will notify the con
ductor. 1'assenKcrs wtshltiK to act on will tlaK
the train at these stations. 1 rains will not stop
unless bo notu ed. W P. hATHHIN.
licni-rBl Manatrer and sujieriuteudcut.
F.J. lit'KtK N. Train Masu-r.
1 All'i;t AI T1MK TA HI.K I F T 1 1 K KHF.NS
t huric &. 'ri'sml Branch l.'a.iioad. In ellect
Inn-ember an. ltm.
4'innerllna mt ( rrnsan.
WFT. FAST.
Oyster tip 1 M a ui H'lrrisl.nric Ac. (' il a m
Western txp ... 4 41 a ui eashore tip., o .'H a m
lohnt..wn txp i '-'4 a in Mail li :;k a tu
I'acinc txp s 4'j a u, H.iv tip 11 t'4 a tr.
Mill 4 Jtl p in Altoona Fp ... 1 p tu
Way Pass z M ui Mall F.srp 6 17 p in
I hiU 1 .xji h Vi p ui
SOl'Tll WAliD.
&7TXJI
liis- No. 1. N'o.. iia.V.
tanco. a m am y m
Kticnshur 7 o 1" -.'."i :i ,i;
Hrailley 3 0 7 (si l'i :.l a 44
K a vlot 4 1 7 . l i :.( a si
Noel 1.1 ul In ;; a
Munster 7.6 k "t 1141 4 no,
Lucket '.' 6 K IS P) 45 4 I S
t resson 11 :( H -0 10 .Vi 4 li
NOKTHWAKH.
lliH-
tance.
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No. 1.
No.
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No. Z.
I' M
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5 4 .
-"i 4,
A H
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... 35..
... y 4 i.
... ' 44.
... ti 47.
... V a.'.
I'ressnn
Lucket
M unster
Noel
Kavlor
Bradley
tlK'ntiuri
... II 47 i
.10 10
,ia ui e i
Bradley, Noel and Lucket arc Flan Stations.
No trains on Sunday.
rroi. isii.
Policies written tt short no ice In tr.e
OLD RELIABLE 'TETNA"
4.B4 other Firat 4 lass (empaules.
T. W. "DICK,
JVEM f OX THE
O1L.0 HAItTFOItn
FIRfllNSDRMCBGOMT.
4JOMMKNCKII Bl'SlNLSS
1704:.
ttieu.hurK, July Kl.lBbi.