ifaurtria X vccmnH.
n.i NM!i i:.. amukia ro.. r.v.
I-'IMIUY. -
.II AI. AM PI.KMt.AL.
,. r mil i In- votp.
M. I. Kin. 11. K-... x;is in l'itt-l"!iif
u . .
l hr 1 1. ;ili- )n iniiirii - on Sutnr
y. i' awl i.t.1.
( l.;irl. )ii!,.ti. r St. August in.-, was
U i-ih.r M I :i n . 1 -n Tti'-s.luy.
.I.ilin Sii.tt miiiuIi. nf I'uiT'illiuxvii x;is
f u ii , ii ii Tim -slux .
I - Mi. !.;. Mx.-t. '"f .-lil spiiit a
ii.iij.V i!.i - i" ii tlii- w.-.-U.
Mr. i;.n:,T.il l.itiir-'.-r. of I.oi. tto. was
t i-i'"i' to mil' town on TliitiIuy.
ininiii -..'.I in.T.'asis ii- own w.-iylit ,
f:lt-i'Ti tirm-s a i i i r 1 1 1 T - w lion (.'row i nir.
- Mr. ;iml Mi .lolm IH'lai k.of Ci-. sson.
tp.-nt a i-x lioiii's in town on Thut-.lay.
-lii-iian in. al and in. yar. or l.-inon
jll.i-i- U- ! oil lln lnlllils will soflrll lln-in.
- JVi.l'i -ur .lolm McCoi inicU. of il-Ini.i-.
. -. nl a f w hours in tow n on Tin -
--.I;mi. Wi-li iih. of t'arroll t. w .
"v a- in tow ii on liiisj-.i.-ss for a f.-vv hours
tbu Tlmr-.lav.
- Mr. W. V. i:l.iir. of Altoona. spent
JSnii'lay ln-n- w ii h his parents. K-Sln-ri IT
-. Jll.tir iiinl w if.:.
"1" 1 1 Karni'-r- Allian.-f of ('ntnhria
'foil ii I y. hil.l H i r-nv.-n 1 ion in Wilniun- on
.-- Hl II I'.lll V llist..
- Amh.-w la-kniroil" of ( arrolltow ii
j' :i- :i iih !!:.' t In- many iilors to KIm-iis-'
l.m ': on Monday.
? - Amli'-wS. Kit-oli ami tJ.-or'i Fn-li,
' !'.-, . of r.arr low ii 1 1 i j . wire in town on
I.i.-iih-s tin Tn.'-'lay.
J Mi. .1.,-. ph ami ll. nry Swop.-, two
'. of 'lii-si town-hip' . uli-rpri-iii'-' riti' iis.
! wci'i- iii Tf.w ii on Tliui"-il;iy.
Mi. T;. .1. Kay'.or.or th.- Il;ilin-'- Tiil
iiiii u;i- in town on Mini. lay ..n iii way
'lioiiw In. in ;i nipt. .lohn-t..w n.
--Th.- 'a' liolii- 1 1 iii.lt al New (i.'tiiiaiiy
nti. )y l'L.-liliiinir on.-iiay la-t xvoi-lx
lull th.' ilnina.' Ioii.- wa- orv slichT.
- 'PI;, Jlltli j MH-II 1 N. V. will I'll-
ca MTt. ;ii ill.-. Pa.. Aus-ii-t titli to
ltih. i:i-i--a. I of w.-i-k i-otiimfitciiiir .Inly
-2il Ii.
-;iiiiii. l A. Ki pliart. rn.lct lit tin- mili
tai y n.a.l. -my at Wis! Point, from t liis ilis
li i. 1 . u i' 1 l' I a.luati- w itli In mi u in t in- '.liss
ef i -''.'.
Il.ui. 1-M. T. M. N.-.-lis. of .)ohn-tow ii.
";i- hiri- on Wi-.Iih .lay uii.l trav.-l.-.l
Hon hw iir.l to look up hi- chaii.'i-s at tin
pn m i i n -.
- - T!i.-lion-.-of Thomas llttsan in t!;tl
lit . n. w ;i -i i ink h lii;ht uini: mi W.-.lui----fl
: i ; . t j i ; t w.- tail. il to Irani tlir .-t. ut of
thr I :i 1 1 1 : t r don.'.
-...i ' Pallisou ami r-( o.vrrnoi
T!.'.i .1'. ra.-h il.-li i r. il an aihln-ss at tin-drih.-a
I ion of tli- .(..hnsiown inniioi ial
nioiiuini'iit on Tur-ilay.
Mr. I:ii.l .ins. i.f I iiinl.ria tow n-hi .
o a hoi on.-.lay la-twr.-k. tin- aniinnl
falling ami I r. akiits hi- n. - k whih- run
Dill in a pu-t un- Ii.-i.l.
Thr .lohii-tuw n t-;i in-l. !-havr oinan
Izwl 1 1 n in - I x - into a -otiriy an. I afi.r
Monday n. 'Xt w ill r ha r'r four .lollar- p.-r
day for a Iwo-hui-r tram.
I). I'., lliiflon. Sin i i If Shiiinak.-r.
Ed. lam.'-. Philip h'riii.iii. Thomas Mr
Brprn ami I'r.mk I'r. -. of iliis plarr, Wrlr
In John-low ii mi Tin -day.
l.'.-v. I !ow man. pa -1 or of thr 1 'rr-hy t--rfan
i hiir. h in thi- plarr. pr. arhril in
Tla-iin-- on Sunday. Mr. I'.i l'ii- ( '. I.loyd
aoi'onipanird Mr. I'.owmau on thr trip.
Tin- Priiii-y lx'atiiit railroad i- layii.c
anOthrr liark hrtw.-rli Klilrhf. I.I ailll
Sotilhl'ork. U lull roiiiplrt.'.l i!i. re will
tMfoiir tia.-ks hrtwrrii ihr-. lwo point-.
Ii.-piity Cuiiulv Ti.iisiirri M. I. I!. ar
WT, x i-i i.-.l .lohii-l ow ii on Momlax. rrliirn
1 D S holm- w ith hi- w if.- w ho had hr.-u is-ttln'-'
i. lativr- in tliat rily for the past
Week or two.
Th.- -liriifl ,,f loan' roiiiitv lias thirty
One p:. 'p-tl if - u.l x .-rt i-.fl a t shrrill'o s;i:,..
OTi'i ill tli.it i-ohiiU a liiMjoilt of tin- peo
ple lit . i. .-iii ih.' Mi-Kinl.-y lariil wouhl
brfa ' I i i nir-.
.In-'!.'. Sadler, of ( iimlirrlaud county
has .In i.e,i th.ii prisons having a p.-.l-dlr.
'- Ii. . i -r may no! Imy and s.-l! huttrr.
eg!--. .!.'.. whln.iu haxin a hiu-kstrr'.-llC
'i--' iii addition.
?r- Tla- Statr Tvurlii-r'i- A ss -iat ion will
ho'.i i;- annual mei-Unir at M.-ax.-r. July
6,:ind 7. l.ovrtnor Palti-on will pr.-sid.-tb
nil day anrl make an ad.lr.--s on
pop'ii.ir nl neat Ion.
f- A L'iime f l.xse hall s played in I.i.r
ett" on Mniinrn Day. h.-twt-rn pirk.-.l
hi - !i un that plaro and lOhen-hiiri.'.
Th- r-'-ult wasavi.-tory f,,,- jj,,. ;i,(.i,s
kttl -i i in.' hy a score off, to I.
T 1 ' i . i ri'iimiiy at hl. s-'ni!; the new hell
tO'!,. I atho.lr hun h at A-hxille. took
pi. - .hi M'. mlay. Kathri Uoseiist.i l, pi
tf .-f lie- i hurrh h.-intr assj-ted in 1 he cer
I i y l v 1 aih. r lt.,y... of .1 oh u-tow u.
.i v 1 1 ai d ; m;. an crnployr "f thr ('a in
o11 I' '"' tonipaiiy at .lohiistown, whilr
goli.-: I "in., tt.. m i, is work on Salurday
ei. '. - ' :? t 1 1 a i ii a ud was in ai nil up
Bd. r I!- whr.-;.. Hardin- was a -in'le
man.
Al I" i. i;,., ). e-t tiKirelaiKl count y.
ne lay la-I we. k. a voiiiitf la.iy .ut ,-oine
tor-' ! t,iii,ei,t int., ;i , akr. ini-takiiiK it for
Jfthiaieii u.i.ij. r. A-aie-ult nine Hrsoiis
were p..i-..n,-.. although it is thoii-ht all
ro la . o.,t ,,f a.,,,-,.,.
N.-Vt Week Will ll,:- a f.,j ,,f r,.j,.f
, to the po-Mna-t. rs a.l -.-ov rrnmriu olli. ial-throu-l,o.it
th,- country-ih.y will know
The to -I,, ,l, f,.,.. At prr.-e,,T !h. V air ,t
altoir.-Th.-i- -un- w li.-iher tl v are f,,r ilar-
rlitoii or -.,,,. , ,;,,,.
M . ha.'l Sna.-ker. a w. ll-kn..wn re-i-dent-.i
.lack-,,,, lowL-hi,,.,,;,.,,.,, )lU,1lll(.
on Monday la-t. hi, ,1, ,... , , j ,, f,.nm
n ''-I. Mis remains were
Inter, v.i n, th,- Lutheran , .-m, t. ry in .lack
80tt t,.. n-hip ,,,, Tin -day.
--Mi-. .I,,hn t ow..,,, of I'.ee. aria town
Ship, i l.-arii, ., ,.,,,,, v ,,.f, ,Mil(i(. ()f
laudanum wl. , -. ; U!lili,r fli(.
fcchm, -taml w iihi rea.'li ..f l.r :i-y.-ir-.d.:
son "who ,, i, .,,, (ll;i. ti. ,.,,
iJath r,-ue, in :i f,.w ,U1.,
-TI,,.',. l.un.i,. ,! ki-ij. of Ih.,.,. ,,.,,,.
the lV 1 '" xp.r- Saturday
evenli.,-. A,, a.l.li,i..al l.aa,.- ,,,r w a-
attach..! to ,i., ..,. ,.Wl,, ,.
WLat a ihir-iy -1 r p,,,p,. . 1-, ..j.i .
tloulsi- , in Indiana county ,., i.
The d.-atl, -.'llte,,,',' of ( hai l.- I , -; y
Of Rt-nova. wh . w.i- conie,.., of muni, ,'
Inth. I.,-, ,,...Jr..,. f,. ki,i!M(J ;)1,i(,.m;(n
1 anl. . f that pla. r. 1U, p,.,.,, ,.,..,, ,,y
"5J'"-'I-f Par.1.,,.. tolif, i, npri-onmmt".
OI Wlllnolr.
-J.,-1 now ihefarmeri-tln-hii-ie-, lllan
tobf.,,,,,.. ril. U(, (.;ttl(r
himhehind with all work and now
Ji has Mopped raining eyery hour of
h. ,n-t utili , Kf.tt.h!r ,iU
Fin- hroke
in William Kn.lrr
Blftat nun k. t in Mt,.,, ,
. , , xii. M,m, on Monday morn-
tandheforeih.-Man,,.,.,, . u
decontrol hum.. I indi!1 ,.,.,,.,.
Wlltta -tat,!.-, containin-ra horso. row.
J-Ir'V,'-:Kha""-"-' ' Thr loss is
".0 to the primal ies. S.-h-ct Xolll inrn.
I.)iit stay at ho in. and after tin primarirs
irrowl uhoiit the ticket.
A. V. Pol. t. of I.atrohe, a former citi
zen of Carroll tow u-hip. came up In Klx-iw-huri;
on Thin-day and ret nrii.-d hoiiio the
same day.
loii-t fot jet t hat the Democratic pri
mary election ocurs t. , -morrow .Satur
day.) Kvi-ry Demix-rat should attend and
Xotc for the men of his choice.
II. A. Shoemaker. jrpri.-tr of th
Khenshiit i; Foundry . has an "ad"" i
another column that it will l- well for
our farmer friends to read and make a
note of.
M i s. Kliahei Ii Ixohl. r. xx ho x as -truck
hy a street car in .lohnstoxxn a xxei k a-'n.
died on Tin day nioMiini; from (ranr. ene.
xvliicli r.-sulteil triini the laceration of her
left foot.
Walker Wallace, of t'tialport. xxhih
x orkiiiir on a h.-j joh at Patton on Satur
day, cut an nyrly trash in his foot xxitli an
ax.-ihat will lay him up from xxork for
some t i me.
Mr. T. JI. Il.-ist has purchased the
li.-ld of Mr. i:. '. Panish and also the
tield of Mr. Morgan llunhes. facinu' on the
clay il:e, and added them to his Maple
Park properly.
The Chinese never dun a dehtor. If
the money isu"t paid xx hen due. otT comes
an ear. tireat Scot: Some of our suh-scrih.-is
xxoiihl Ih- a sorry looking set if
t hey lived in China.
M.-nry I). Uajrer. of Jackson township,
on Friday last w hile working at a lost joli
in I,ower Voder township, cut his left
kn.-e with an axe. lie was taken to the
Memorial Hospital at .lohu-toxxn for
treatment.
Thiev.-s forced an entfince into the
house of Andy I lox endice, at Crahtree
ll'i st nioielaii. I comity, on Monday uif;ht
and stole ?' a ) from a trunk, after xxhich
they made i; oi nl t heir escape xv i I hou t leav
ing any dm: to their idenlitv.
William .1. Pryce. of Camhria toxvr.--hip.
w ho i- suhjret to tits, while drixitis.'
hoinew a id on Julian street on Saturday
eveninif fell from his xx avion in a lit ami
one of the wheels tla ril ;Xrr his rivrht
l.-vt. Thr soft niid on t In-riwid pri-wiiliil
his levt from l-einvr hrok.-u.
I.imiiI roads cannot hehuilt for notliinir
and th.-y cannot he inai n t ai lied without
intelliir.-iit supervision. Put xx her.-v. r
they hav hrrn i-nn-lnii'li-il they soon pav
for tliem-elxes t x ice over, puuinvrtwo or
three dollars in the fanner' M-V.-t for
every one they take out.
A cow hclonvrinvr tn John Whetstone,
of Snake SptiiivT toxxn-hip. rrceiitiy buvc
hirthtoan eyel.-ss calf. There xx as not
even a place for eyes. The animal was
lively and xivrorons. ami frolicked as vrayly
as the averavre calfs. Mr. Whetstone killed
it XX hell aliollt two Weeks old.
The F.ticiishiirvr piiildinvr ati.l Loan As
sociation will hold its monthly meriinv: at
t In- council room in Kheti-hurvr on Friday.
J nne :trd. at S i xi. All money must lie
paid in that nivrht forth.' May asses-ineiit
or ih. i.-ual lines xxill 1- collected. AH
pel sons interested are iux it -d.
Mr. David Farh.-r. of Wilniorc. xva.
piostratcd hy an attack of heart disease
I while attcuilini; mass in tut- lainoiic
chin, h in Wilmore. on Sundav and for a
time ii wa- th.iiiirht tin- result would he
fatal, hut In - has -iur- rallied, and all hoiivrh
very weak 1 h.-r.- are hopes .,f h is recovery.
- Two tiiin.-i's nanu s James Morris and
Pi. hard Hun. lie were s.-ver.dv injured in
tin- Krrnx ill.- Hill mini, at .lohiistow n on
Wednesday, hy a fall of coal. Morris
was hadly cut alioiit the head and face and
ami his I. ft. hip xva-out of place. Iliimll.
was also hadly cut uhont the head. Iloth
w ill recox if.
John I.ijoiis. a Ilunvrariati hoardiuvr
lions,, keeper at Calunn-t. West tuor.-land
con nt y . x hi l- carh-ssly ha nd linir a loaded
rrvolv.-r on Sunday morninj;. accidentally
shot a hoarder named Shiistic in the fore
head. In I W e. Ii t he eyes, the hall lodvritis
av:aiti-t his cheek hone, helow the ri-.'ht
eye colllpletelv destroy i HIT til"' si.j,t.
A v.-ry sad feature of the Milesluirvr
lire on ll'rdnesilay nivrht is t he case of Mi s.
ri is. x ho xvas so hadly frivrhtrned that
she was stri.krii w il h paraly-is and t hus
far has remained perfectly helpless in
every particiihir. She has not even he.-n
ahle to talk one xx ol d and t he at t telidiiiv;
pliy-irians have few hopes of lu r r.-cov.-ry.
--ludvrr ISark.-r has sold his r.-snl.-nce
on I lorm-r si reel to Mr. Joseph Davi-. of
Camhria' town-hip. pose--don to he vriven
on the 1st of April m-xt. It is it,.- inten
tion of J udvre Marker to l uil.l a residence
on a lot purchased hy him from I In (irif
li 1 h "s est ate. formerly occupied hy the old
skat invr rink, opposite the Court IIou-.-,
on t he corner of C.-nt.-r and I.loyd streets.
Adam-conn t y will pay one th.ui-aud
dollar- to the xvidow of Mr. Pdack.xxho
xas killed a year avro hy hr.-akinv: throuvrh
a hri.lvre. All hridvres known to In- uu-af.-should
he reiorted promptly to the coin
lii i iouers or supervisors of townships, as
tin- ca-r may rr.juiir. No matter what
expense t here may Im- in repairing tli.-m.
they ouvrht to he kept perfectly safe if it i-
pos-ihle to do so.
- Mr. James D. I.uca-. of thi- place, and
Miss Lucy P. II.-. daughter of Dr. John
Thompson, of Cor-ica. Pa., xxere married
at the latter place on Wednesday. Jnue
lst yr;. Mr. Lucas is one of Kheiishuri;"
lir.i-p. r.ius and eiilerpri-invr husinrss men
ami in company with his many friends xxe
unite in wi-hinvr that he and his hride
may have a lonir. happy and p l osperon.-.-.ui'i
r in their matrimonial life.
On la.-t Friday morning xx h.-n the crew
and passetiirers on Ih. -train thath-ft Kln-tis-hurvr
at 7: 1". A. xi., reached Kaylor's. they
found th..' track a short distance ahead
hi, m kad. -d hy a lot of dirt thrown on tin
track hy a hlast put otT hy workmen em
ployed in i-onstriictinv: the n.-xv road. The
pa-setivrers xxere trau-ferr-.l to the work
t rain on t he ot her side, which hacked down
to Crison in tim? to make connections
with trains on the main line.
A lad named O'Xei! rolled over the
steep hill at the Incline last eveninvr atxuit
:. o'clock and limit, led half-wav dov n U:
fore hi- stopped. He xx as pretty hadly
u-.-d up. Hi head wascut in three places
ami his hody severely hruised. Dr. .1. C.
Sheridan lix.-d him up and lie was taken
to the Memorial Hospital, lie is ahont
t w elye years nf -ivre and the son of a widow
xx ho lixes just, out-ide the Txx el f t h-Ward
limit of the city. Jnh iixlmrii Tiilni m
In the column of (loliiiral annoiiiice
inents w ill he found the card of Hon. .III.
.1. Thomas, of Carroll toxxn-hip, as a can
didate for A--emhly. Mr. Thomas is a
w. ll-ki.oxx u eiii.eii xx ho stands hivrh in the
estimation of his fellow Democrats
I hroiioiit the count y. and xx ho represented
t his county in tin- legislature wilhsivrnal
ahility and and xx ith credit to those xx ho
sent him a nuiiiU-r of years avr... Shouhl lull.-
renominated, his election x ill certainly
follow, and the county w ill have an honest,
ahh- and faithful legislator.
--1 ii I he column contaiiiinv; t lie xilit ical
announcements w ill be found the card uf
Jas.t; llasson. editor ot this papei, xvith
diaxxinvr from the canvass as a candidate
for t he ollice of Assembly. We certainly
feel uraleful to our friends, who, durint:
our short evperi.-nce as a candidate, have
he.-n vteii. -ions Iii their assurances of sup
port, hut lielicvinn that the interests of the
Democratic pai t y in this county will l-In-tier
served by our withdrawal, xve step
doxx ii and out. kuoxviiiv; full well that in
any of the four candidates left on the tick
et f.u that otii. e. the I )eino. racy xx i II liud
lit a::d ahle representative.-.
At th camp fire held at the Otcra
House on Monday nitrht the sum of
sis.-i xvas suhscrilied for the pnrinise of
hiiildinvr a soldiers' monument. As nearly
'.'i had I .-en raised on a former .iccasiou
the sum noxv teaches about f'."'.
At Wilmore on Wednesday of last week,
while a Ixiy was leadinvt a horse 'lelonslnvr'to
Mr. Conrad ll'cntrotli. of that place, pas
ture, the animal broke loose and ran axxay.
Afi. r rilliliiii? a shofl distance, the horse
stepped on the halter strap, xxhich tiirexv
him and hroke his n.-.'k. the animal dyinvr
a f.-xx minutes after falling.
Alternate xx ires of copper and .ii:r are
run around the trunk of a tree, at a dis
tance of half an inch apart. The casual
ca lie! pi'lar 1 r iritis to mount the t runk of a
tree ami unliiiibers himself with the con-tid.-nee
and vivror burn of an impend invr
feast. Presently he reaches the copper
xv ire. pokes his no-, - ox rr it. a ud Irts auot h
rr link out of his hackhoiir. Half an inch
further up his front feet strike the zinc, the
circuit is completed, and the unfortunate
larva is a martyr to science.
The finest choir in the world is at. St.
P.-tei"s cathedtal in Koine. There is not a
female voice in it, and yet the most diffi
cult oratories and sacred mn.-ic are render
ed in -ii, h a manlier as to make one think
that Adeliiia Patti's hivrh soprano is lead
iiivr. The choir is composed of sixty boys.
They are trained in the xxork from the
time they ,jet control of their vocal chords,
and some of ths best siiivr.-ts ire not over
nine years old. At the avre of seventeen
they are dropped from the choir.
The jury on the trial of Florence
Fuhrer for the killing of Michael F. Xi
laiid on a locomotive in Somerset county on
the 1st of March last, after ln-invj out six
h. nil-on Friday last returned a verdict ol
niftiislauirhtiT. (ih the first ballot the jury
-t.M.d two for conviction of murder in the
tir-t devrree. four for murder in the second
d.-vrree, four for ii.au-lau vrhter. and txvo for
aeijuittal. The defendant and his counsel
are d.-livrhted xx ith the verdict, and the
vreueral opinion is that it is a rivrhu-ous
our. The maximum penalty is twelve
years in the penitentiary.
On Wednesday exenintr. June Kith,
Hon. Judv;.- Dean xxill deliver a lecture at
the Friivrality iiM-ra house for thi. lienetit
of the Catholic churvrh at Fruvralily. The
admission is ".'."i cents. Judvrc Dean mills
no introduction to any audi nice in I his part
of the state. For the con yenieli.X' of those
who would like to a t tend from poi n t - a lonir
the the C.ialport and Cressou railroad, a
special train xxill run from Coal port to
Frugality, arrixinvr at Friivrality aU.ut
T:'!o o'clock, and after the lecture the train
xx ill run t hroiiirh lo Cn -on and i. tin u to
Coalport. and for Alt.Mina patrons fa-t line
x ill stop at lessoll.
On Monday t h.s old.'sol.liers xxere loaded
xx ith xx iir stories intended to In. Ii red otT at
the camp-tire. Some of them, however.
could not Ik- held in. he. k until nivrht. and in
t In-after-noon several war-scarred f.'i vet
erans, in arvruiiiir their respective merits.
t.Nik xM casion lo cont rovert t heir comrades'
statements. The . rlilieat.-- (,f character
for hra very they cave each other led the
small hoys rauir.-d around to w onder if it
could I- possilih- that some of these brave
men of to-day could havejust l.iL'vred a lit
tle behind in the mad ruh made to the de
fense of t heir count ry in It iMissibli'
tln uniform of i he ;. A. K. cannot Ik- ac-:-epT-d
as a posi t i v.- en i tii-ate for hravery
aird patriotism in every instance.
Orrorat ion Ilay.
Decoration Day in Kl-nsbiirvr. contraiy
1n its usual custom, xvas ushered in xxitli
fi lie x ea t her. w h it'll roll I i l! nr. 1 throughout
the day. A pre at thronvr of p. ople from
the country xxas in town and the turn-out
xx as larvrrf than that of any previous year.
Promptly at the time appp.iint.-d the dif
ferent orvraiiiations farmed into line in
front of the Opera House, and tovr.-th.-r
xx it h a vrr.-at iiuihIht of sjM-i-tators. assem-til.-d
to hear the addressof p.-v. II. C. Mor
vran. w ho was tod -liver t he or a t ion from a
platform built for that purpos,.. The
committee of art a nvremeiits. however, had
decided oth.-rw i-e. and the address w as de
livered ill the Opera House, much to the
r.-vrret of a larirc inimlM-r of M-ople xx ho
xx ere u n a hn- to vr'-t into the crowded loom.
The address w as an el. Mii.-nt one and the
Kexerend Motvran sustained his reputation
of iM-iuv; a speaker of more than ordinary
ability.
At t he conclusion of t he address the dif
ferent cetn.-terie- w.-re visited ill accord
ance xx ith the pn gram pnlili-h.-d last xvc-k.
Marriage Mrrnnrii.
The folhixvinvr niarriavre licenses xxere is
sued by the Cl.-rk of the Orphans' Court
for the week cud invr Wi-d lirxlay , .lull.
I. I sir.':
John Siauvr and M ary I 'rick. Johiistoxvn.
William A. Wi-.-iinrrr and Martha X.
M iller. Johnstown.
Frank C. Ludlei and FlialM-th HiiIm-i.
Kl.l.-r township.
James l. Smith and Cora Frit., llas
t invts.
John H. Jacohv. Stony creek township,
ami Katie Noel, ( a rr.lliox n.
Jacob Warner. Lilly, and Lilly I'Iauv;h.
Freedom. Plair county.
John P. Stolt. 'arrolltoxvn. and Mary
Posilia Milh-r. Carroll t jw n-hip.
I'.dwanl D. Horner and Kmina ora Var
ti. -r. Johnstow n.
Thomas Koxx land and Annie .1. Pi-hop.
Mori.-llville.
William S. ( onn.-r ami Kli.a lo-t ii Uatrer.
West Tax l.r tow n.-hip.
.In-. ih W. Iloll. n and Carrie Kickard.
II-ade township.
Hnry C Wc-hn. John-town, and KMa M.
airaman. 1'erndalr.
Thus. ,. Katr.T and Mary K. All.-uhouse.
West Taylor tow nship.
II tn Money and AmlrM Taken
n Saturday. May VI. the house of Mr.
Klias YimIit. a bachelor, livinvr alone, near
Foiist'ssaw mill, in Conemanvrli township.
1 1 1 is con ii t y. w as lii ok.-n into and ransacked,
and .."iO in silxer and $I.1" in notes taken.
Mr. YimI.-i- had left his house early in the
niorniiivr. troinvr to Tobias Keifer's. in I'p-p.-r
YimIit toxviiship, Cambria 'count v.
where he spent the day. When he re
turned home ill the cveliinvT he found t In
door broken open, everything ill the house
turned upside low n. The house stands in
a le-,,late place and has liecn occupied by
M r. Yder for years. Some years avro Mr.
Y oder's sist.-r M rs. Ile. km.iu who lives
in t he same iieivrhlKrhoo.I. w as relieved of
s Mi. i in a I .on t t lie sa me manner as atnive de-scrilM-d.
She also lix.-d alone. N'ocluexvas
ever obtained to the burvrlars at that time,
and t here is no cine to I hose XX ho rob lied
her brother.- Soiiu rsi I 1 tt iiux-nil.
A anll Weil ill nc
KeV. Father Posi-nsteol. f Ash
ville. oOi.-iatiit at a double xveddinvr at that
place on Tuesday moriiinvr at s oVIiM-k.
The first couple wore Mr. John MctJuire
and Missl.ertie M. Mullen, t heir at t.-ndants
beintr Mr. Henry Mcti.iire and Miss Kat.'
Mullen.
The second xxeddiiu; was that of Mr. F.d
xx aid Mi Mullen and Mrs. Mary M, t arty,
t he assistants Ix-inv; Mr. I'rank M. Mullen
and Miss Flora McCarty.
Afl.-r t in- e n monies a reception xvas
tendered t he happy couples at the Key
stone Hotel, Ashville. of XX hi. h Henry Mc
l Juire is th'- piopi ieior.
1 n llaie lioubtlfMM Olmrrvrd
That the I xx el ve- pa ce Pittsburg IHxmlili
every iiioiiiinvr contains from twice to three
times as inn. h of the latest iinHtrtaut
sportinif nexx s as any other paper between
N'exv York and Chicavro.
Kvery interesting train.-, no matter in
x hat hi audi of athletics, xxhethrr ainonvr
jirofrssjiuials, amateurs, school-, coll.-ir.-s
or iinivi tsities. is accurately and briskly
leiMjrted in the next iuurnii.ii"s LH"initi-h.
('ririt Week.
The folloxvinir ca-s have lM-en returned
and will t-omo tip for trial m-tt week:
Constahb-s" r.-tiirti of bastard child: C".
K. Little avrain-t Franie t'leitriit: Neil
Dorian uvrain.-t Mavririo ISurkhaidt: C. D.
Kyan asaiust AnnaHisband: William Kill
in avrainst 'fary Clarke; William - 1 1
avraiust P.ri.lvret WikhIs; l'et.-r Kelly
avrainst Lottie Kelly: IVter Kelly avrainst
Lena Kair.-r.
Charles Purvr.ioii. fornication and bas
tardy: Analiue Pi-hand. prosi-utrix.
L'dxvard Clarke, assault and battery:
Catharine Medic, pros.M-utrix.
Klleu S.i-I.-y. larceny : John Dillon, pios
eclltor. Harry John, surety of the peace: Mary
E. Nolan, prosecutrix.
Adelaide Jones, surety: Kate Hoover,
prosecutrix.
K'lii. r Keefer. fornication and bastardy:
Ka:.- K. stork. pros-cutri.
Joseph Pierro and Frill Di-nando; lar
ceny: J. C. Pratt, prosii iitor.
Mrs. Jane Mover, jiointinvf a pun and
tnakinvr threats: William McLean, prose
cutor. Henry Mullen. violating the Sunday laxv;
W. A. Stewart, prosecutrix.
William Lewis, fornication and bastar
dy: Mary C. Croft, prosecutrix.
Charles Ilohan. surety of the peace, as
sault and battery, t tireateninvr to burn
property; John C. Jones, piosecutor.
Thomas D. Uavrer. seduction: William
St uver. prosecutor.
James P.aker. fornication and bastrady:
Mary Corripan, prosecutrix.
James Kelly, fornication and b-istardy:
Anistine Sehwaderer, prosii-utri.x.
Casper Wolf, larceny; Herman Cnn.
prosecutor.
CasM-r Wolf. larceny; Herman C.ilman.
pro-i-cutor.
Partholomew .laroby. Thomas Ilipps.
and John Kulo. burvrarly and larceny:
Kreib-rick Hunk, prosecutor.
Ceorvre Perrinvrer and William lloxxers.
larceny of cider: J. F. Wakeli.-ld prosecu
tor. Micha.-l Prow n. a-sault and battery and
threats; Joseph P. Coflield, Jirosecutor.
John WailM-1. fornication and bastardy;
Mavivrie Reik. prosecutrix.
Charles Ilol.an. assault and battery; I'at
Connell Droseciitor.
John Kdmiiisou. malicious mischief:
(;.-o. Simons. prosi-utor.
Mary Wess. bastard child: ;n. It. Kel
ly, constable. pros,i-utor.
Charles Ilohan. assault and battery:
Patrick Mahoney. prosecutor.
William All.-uhauvrh. forcible entry and
detainer: Max Reich, prosecutor.
John McClarr.-n. surety of the ieace and
insanity: Mrs. I-".. I. lirosscr. proxiutrix.
Catharine Klialx th Mas.-r. assault and
threateuinv;: D.rothey Utiuey, jirosecu
ti ix.
John Priii. y, a-sault and thieatenluvr:
(h-orvri- M.ier. prosecutor.
David Westover. fornication and bas
tardy: Catharine LloyJ. prosii-utrix.
John K. Sellers, fornication and ba-tardy ;
Kdith Pender, prosecutrix.
Mitchell McNeal. fornication and ha'
tardy: Kmuia L. Pi ud.-r. prosecutrix.
John W. Warf.-l. malicious mischief, as
sault and nailery, and atit-mpt tokill; Sar
ah Jackson, prosecu'ri x.
Harvey lies-, fornication and ba-lardx ;
Minnie Adams, prosecutrix.
William Smith el al.. larceny; Herman
tiiluian. prosi-cutor.
P. P. Mill, r and P. W. H. lfrick. larceny;
S. IJ. M. Foum. proi-iit.r.
Kli.atKtli Weaver. larceny; Thomas
Cutler, pros.i-utor.
John Pent ley. larceny by bailee; J. 11.
Yoiintr. pi o-i-euior.
Max Reich. Frank Reich and William
Plumui.-r. forcible entry and detainer:
Austin F. Criiinm. prosi-utor.
William- Killivr. .h-fraudiiivr Ixiard bill;
l'.iialelh Flmi iisiii. prosi-ntrix.
William Pillivr. defraiidinvr In. rid bill;
Kate I'.lllUl. tt. prosecutrix.
Kllen Hoover, surety: Kridvr.-t Duane,
prosi-cntrix.
Al. Ruiiim.-'I and William Ditxviller.
malicious mischief: W. Wise, prosecutor.
Annie Fraukhouser. kn pin a disorderly
bouse: John Ly l-rvr-r" oris-riitor.
Thomas Nolan. larceny: Casx-r Wolf,
pn wiiiliir.
Kdvrar Walter Plonvrh. fornication and
bastardy: Klla Haw tborne, prosecutrix.
Murray Piilen. desertion and r.-fusiuvr to
iiiaiutaiu; Mrs. Annie I'eden. prosecutrix.
J nil uxlnnn'n Memorial M on n men! .
Tin; jieople of Jiihustown and the Con
emanvrli valley, on Tuesday, the anniver
sary of the vrr.-at Hood, dedicated a memo
rial monument to the unknown dead hur
ried in (irand viexv Cemetery. There
are 770 unidentified, resting in that beauti
ful city of the dead and it was a fittiuvr
tribute that a monument should tell
the tale and point the spot to visitors in
the future. The Johnstow n TriUunc thus
dcscrilx-s thi monument:
The monument is built of Itai re Vermont
granite, th.-loxvcr base being in size twelve
f.-.-t by civrht fn-t. r tinvrona oli.l con
crete foiimiat ion. n this base rests a sir
oinl and a t bird base and a plinth, on w hich
is set an inscriition block, siirmoiinteii at
each i-orner with a heavy triple-ixdishul
corner, the inscription Ix-ing:
To TIIK
MhXIoUV K TIIK fxiMlKXTII'IKli Dk.VH
Lost l:Y TIIK Fl..H.l (IF
May 31, IjWi.
On this is s-t a plinth, handsomely
carved in front, ami on which rests the
cap, xxhich extends ov.-r the inscription
block, and is carved in graceful mouldings.
To this is added another plinth, on which
r.-st twosittinvr ligures, represen ting Faith
and Charity. In the center of the plinth
is set a (Nilesial nearly four feet in heivtht,
on xvhi.-h stands a figure six feet in height
and xxhich surmounts the whole, represent
inglIoM. These ligures are carx.-d from
xx bite Western Rhode Island granite.
The entire monument has a height of
txvelity-one bet eight inches, a weight of
thirty-live tons and is a beautiful sM-ci-m.
u of -. pul. hial art.
KprloK Fever.
Tin- gradual ((Mning of the budding
trees and the shooting upwards of the
blades of grass are signs of the advent of
spring. The farmer is already at work
stimulating the groxvth of his crop by fer
tilizers to insure a rich harvest. Nature
needs stimulation and why should not
man? The system mi-ds building up af
ter the attacks of grip); and cold, and the
only tonic is pure w hiskey. Max Klein, of
Allegheny, Pa., has the endorsement of
eminent physicians, certifying to the pur
ity ol his famous Silver Age and I)u
incsne Ry. Whiskies. Sold everywhere
at and r full quart. Six-year-
old Penna. Rye Whiskies, absolutely pure,
at !. h t iuart or ix quarts for tC,A).
Send for catalogue and price list of all
kinds of liquors to Max Klein, 82 Federal
street, Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by J. t A. E. Render, Ebens
burg. Pa.
The Moonahf uer'a Trial.
Somujskt. Pa., dune !.'( Jeneral Sie-
ire!" Milh-r. on trial here for the murder of
old man Hoehstetk-r in March last testified
to-day in his oxvn behalf, lie insisted
thiouuhout, however, that he only acted
in self-defense, and said that he was afraid
to turn his baek toward Hochstetler after
tbe latter assault-d him, as he believed he
had a braee of revolvers and a larp.i knife
under his eoat, and that he xvould have
usiil them at the first tiiH.rtunity. II
admitted that he himself had a rejieai:ns
title hi his hands but thought that he was
unable to cone with a man ef llocbstetler's
strength and ferocity.
rxHKNSBl'KlJ MARBLE ANU JKAMTK
rj Wfrfcs. a sketched hy a FrHal reporter af
the .loliDftown lcil'J Herald. KelUMe dealers
f.re iroif.
Duriin a recent fiyiDif t-Iji to Ktntnrir the
writer ol ihta artiela TOtted tha Marble and
rnite Work f Ja. Wilkinfon a. Son, which
were tenure, t in 1SS.J. Tbe renlor memter c-f thU
tT(,Krei'lve firm has bad an experience of thlrtr.
Bve year.-, and i, la ion and partner U alM
skilled worker. The elaJi ol wo'lc they prdae
I ot tfce hiufcet cla-n and ntyle. Krora four to
Ore hand are employed and tbe very Hnet t mon
ument! in the county peat are pecltnen ol ttieir
'kill. Shipments are made Ihruugh thU and to
ad)olnlo eoonttef.
'All kind of cemetery work Is exeente-l and
a tine line ot Iron Kalim In bandied n.l fo'.l
Tbe st'ick ot work kept on band (received t.y tbe
eir-lo-rt) l very exteDlve and mny verx- tine
m.-numenta are exhibited. lw ef peially ivc-uii:
executed tn the rustic Ptyle and In Imitation ol
l,rickri.rk , with a finely executed cr:.s on the
top. Anionic the many nne monuyient;. ereced
by tins tlrm is an clubt ton tiilieen-feeUb.Kb
tnnnun en fcr Sherilt liriif.ih. inuoument lur
Kther fbristy (sixteen feet bluSii, alo mnno
inents lor .lacb Klhler and daughter ol John
Orlttlih. Koth icenllemen iclve peri, nal atten
lion to t'osinef-aa well as execut Inn the nne-t
work. In al the time ll.ey ba. e lcn in t-usinrrs
ilier have adhered flrictlyti. ibe maxim 1.11 '"Xli
jui-t as represented and prices as low ai the fame
class ol woik can be bought elsewhere. We hare
no heeitancy Id recommendinit Messrs. Wilkin
son a. Son to our readers as relixLle business men.
progressive and trotwrthy. Visit their estab
lishment tiefore or.lerinif elsewhere."
tVSspeeiai attention paid to set tun; work.
STOP THAT C VH
With I)r Kelmer fc. tV NEW nit'OH
Ot.'KE. It will do It every time. It Is the best
medicine ever prepared tor curinif all diseases ol
tne throat, chest and lungs. It positively, radi
cally and permanently cures 'oonh t'olds.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Incipient iTonsumin Ion.
Kvery family should keep a bottle of it tn the
bouse. Price 60c. a Lottie, or six bottles for 1 50.
Forsaleby 1X1 KS. M SHUKMAKKK,
New Iruir Store. Huh St . Kbensburn la.
Ir. W. H. Kldredr.Cblcavo. 111.
1 most say a irreat deal lor Liquid Electricity.
It did more lor me than any one medicine 1 have
ever taken. I took laarripiie. pneumonia. catarrh,
asthma. Bronchitis, etc. 1 bathed my lunirs and
throat treaty with tbe Liquid cJectyiclty hot. and
lor my couicn I mixed tbe two medicines together,
half in halt, and when I telt tbe count) cominir. I
took about a tea-spoonlul from tbe bottle day and
nlifht nntll 1 bej;n to better. Then I did net
take it so otten tor the catarrh. When I not able
to sit up. I used the Liquid Electrtety half tea
UMHinlul in a half kUss ol water, a little warm,
three times a dav tor about a month. Alter that
I took a tea sK.untul In half alass waU-r and on
ly used it twice a day lor a while- then I used It
once a day tie lore retiring at night: Now 1 but
seldom use any.
THE CACTI'S KLtHUl ITKE
Cures the worst form of btooi diseases, syphili
tic taint, uaav be hereditary or acquired, in eltner
case it is an affection ol tbe bliod. women dlsbe
ured by unly pimples, swollen eye lids, rouijh
skin and red noses, all the result of blood Impur
ity. The Caetns blood cure Is a iKsltlve cure lor
these troubles. All druavisu sell it. 1'rire
lante stse.ti.tO; small. :.0i. Seat free to any
part ot the foiled States on receipt of price.
ALVA HKAZ1LL1AN SI'KCIr'IO CO .
No. fl. Wall St,, New 1 ork.
(1 00 bottles can be procured at the new drug
store ol MKS. .M. SHOEM AKEK.
The Ollx-e Branch, the wonderful speeihe for
all female aomplalnts. A safe, pleasant and per
manent core. .
Kutere.l accord Inif to Act of t'ona-ress by S. L.
Kilmer. M. I . in the offic ol the Lit.rarlan ot
rfin.rMi at H'k.hinv Ion. II
Ir. Kilmer's famous Tablets tor all diseases of
blood, liver, stomach nd kidneys. Hie iaiuou.
are the result ol scientific research and have t-een
prescribed and re-vmmen.iel by the most noted
sj-eclalistn as the tst remedy lor diseases ot the
blood, liver, ttomarh. kidneys and eatarrh ol tbe
stomach.
PKOK. J. T. LIT I LK, THE I CVLfsT W ILL
deliver a lecture at the Or-eru House on
Mosdtv eveiin June rtb. gubiect "Our Lyes."'
Lecture will commence at o'clock. Eor tree
ttchets call on lr. I. K. B. Creery. on Julian
Hreet.
FOK SALE the Iretto House, Iretto. Pa.
Terms easy. Enr particulars, address
MKS. E. B.M imXALU,
March 11. I. Ioretto.Pa.
- t-NTEI) T Kurs of all kinds, tor which the
highest market prices will he paid. Knna
tbem In. L. r Kr.litKICKj.
oct30 Lbens'urn. ' a.
CAR-LAIol Barb Wire cheap at IHitton
L fct'.n's.
I'olitifvil .lli?l'iHi rciHCll t .
riXJ THE lifcAKK'K.ttV OF CAMBRIA
I COI'NTY:
Kcllevlns tbat my withdrawal as a candidate
for the office ol A-semhlv on the Iiemoeratic tick
et would be ;r the best Interests ol the party. I
heret.T announce that as mt determination
Tbankina my trieDd.s lor the sonpert tendered
me lam our roeaieni servaov.
JAS. J. HAhSON.
TXIIK l.lSTKItrr ATTOKN EY.
I'' I bereb annonace mvsell as a candidate
for iMstrict Attorney, subiect t the decision
l tbe Iiemoeratlc primary eiecxion.
r. j. ..un,
Johnstown. March 24- 18'.'?.
FOK ASSEMBLY.
1 herebv announce mvself as a candl.laie 'or
Assembtv, subiect to the decision of the Iiemo
eratlc primary election.
i to. xx . nAw.xc.ii.
Johnstown, May 23. lsyi
I
111.- ASSI'.XI KI.V
I lierei.v announce myself a candidate lor the
nomination tor Assembly, aubiect to the decision
of the Democratic prlmarv election.
tii. i . in r.r.i-is).
First ward. Johbstown.
FOK ASSEMSLY.
I bereoy announce myself as a candidate tor
Assembly, subiect to the dectsisn of the Iiemo
eratlc primary election.
.IAS). J. IMW.UAIS.
Carroll Twp.. Pa. . May 2S, 1.V.
XOK VW ITHUM ITK A K Y.
I 1 herebv announce mysell a candidate for
tbe etticeol Protbonotary , subiect to the decision
ot the Iiemoeratlc primary election.
J As!. C. HA K BY.
March 4.1ste;. nth ward.J ohnstown. Pa
TTMJK POOK IHHECTOK.
X 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Poor Director, subiect to the decision ot the Dem
ocratic primary election.
FLORENCE W ILL1BKAND.
Oallltrln, May 23, ivn.
IOK PtlOK DIKECTtlK.
1 ! herebv announce myself as a candidate lor
Poor Director, sabjsct to th-s decision of the Dem
ocratic primary election.
RAPHAEL H1TE.
Carroll township. March 1. ItMS.
IOK KEOISTEK AND RMUIKPtH.
1 We are authorired to announce that James
P. Oreene, ot tbe Fltteenth ward. Johnstown,
will be a candidate for the nomination ot tbe of.
flee ol Keif tsterand Recorder, subiect to the action
of the Iiemoeratlc primary election.
TTMJK KEOISTER AND RECORDER.
X To the Democratic I otrrt of I'embria county:
I hereby announce mysell un a candidate tor
the nomination lor Register and Recorder, sub
ject to ihe decision of the Iiemoeratlc primary
election. D. A. H.ilOL'.lH.
JOHN PFISTBR,
DEALER IX
GEIIERJkL r.lERCHAHDISE,
Hardware, Qneenswarc,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TEliETABLM IN KUaOX,
HA USES, ETC.,
OPPOSITE MCTION HOTEL
CRESSON, PA.
miK 20 j
1794. INOl.
Follclo written at tuort nlc in tna
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
Kma tttr Flrat Claxaa CBatpBle.
T. W. DICK,
M VENT FOK THE
OjL.1 HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COM Y.
COMMENCE! BCSINESS
EbeniDorn.Juiy t. 18Si.
1 lappy and content a bride witVThe Rff
Chester ; ihe lives in the liht of the morning.
7t Umrn mart, ivritt RoiittUr LamS C.Jrw Verb
IY1. D. KITTELL,
Attorney-o r - jixw,
BN'SBUKU, PA.
Ufflea In Armor? Building, opp t'ourt Houe.
CANCER
an.l Tomom ri'KEP ; no kntfoi
huoK ln-. Im .katiut A Iii mi,
2iu. W aoum bu. Ciwinaau.
rpHE FREEMAN U the iarekt J.ai-er in Ix'orta-
A
Cauiona. lon't lormel it.
A
BEAUTIFUL
Ol-li
VVH "I!
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I.
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We have exhibited in our store window n Ilandsoine liotl-rooin Suit, and every customer huyinOnc
Dollar's worth of goods at our stove is entitled to a jniess on the number of IJoans co:)laiifl in the
jar. You can have as many guesses as you buy Oi.e Dollar's worth
c clock, the jar will be opened and the beans counted la the ires-nce of I) responsible ritizons ol Gal
litzin. The party guessing the largest number, or nearest to it, will receive the 15ed-room .Suit.
& I ,U O ,V ' S
CroBiii Success of tls Ssa is Mr taasci Sale of Giccsries.
It sIhixvs fur its.f tin- amount it itimmIs tln -
.'(mmIs ;m-s, iM i w it. in;vi-r i-ouiit 1. ti Ial
V- xx ill tliis xx i-i-k 11 in 1 1- a fi-xx- iirii i-s in our
i ran u Lit 11I su;ar
A "
Liu'lit "
Ai'lmi-kli-t'otlii-
l.ymi "
K 1 iiar l!-- '
I'or -'I. l ' K ami -'KKI roiin- to 11-. Cnl ii
fl.-Jii -r sak to 1.4'i.
Our Carpet
an- til liil xx ith I-:tiitiful Patterns ami all 1 lie
lM-r yard. ( iimd W'imiI liasr farix-t troin :!'.'e. 11
We show the largest and most si.,.(-t line ot K III "SK.n A IM'KT in t lie -l a 1 . ! 1 .ni '' ' . n ! - l..l.l i.-r x anl.
Our stoi-" in ('ui tains has ni x r t.eeii -.1
CUETAIKS ! eshs 0 UETHEB !
VISIT OOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT WHEN AT Cur STORE-IT IS FILLED WITH BARGAIN?
SIMON'S UNLIMITED BARCAINS
OrtVriHl this moiitii in 1 ry i IihkN, Ladies' H.i-ii-ry, I'iiiIi-ihi in. I.a.-e ; ; 1 1 1 - and K1iil.10nl.1i..
We have an Immense
inir the Latest Novelties in Oxford
I.adii-s' Iloii'ola Oxford-. Tiied i.r
Ladies' Laniftry Ties. 1 -.'4. Ladies'
iiss.s" Patent Tip, i.rini.r
TO TH K S L1 I KUS: I lon't forget 11- when you or your t.oy an- in a nl of a S-iit uf 1 o'li.-. We i. . mad. i 1 a -iu.lv ; o -e-cii
re a Fine 1 ndiu'o Line Slaters Flannel Suit, xx it Ii two set - of Kut ton- .iiid White Ye-i . f..; loj 1. A !-o in I .;, -' suit", .mix .-;.:.n.
We still lead the styles in I ietits N-cU x ear, Hals. Cap., On 1 i ii! and Sa t in Soil ;-. K -- your .m- on .m, a i 1 :'.ox and mi" ill al
ways see solllethin? new.
KemetnlMT. XX hen in netil of ;'imU. that the llest Selections. jn- Lar-Je-t Sto. and Mos L'eiiadle I .,,...- al l.ov, . -t ' in - -, oil XX ill
always timi at
CALLITIIN". PA-
t5?AII Fares Paid by Purchasing SIO-OO or Over!"
1E'MSTEK S NOTit'E.
1 The .oliowlnu accounts liave txen examined
and aifcl l.j me anil remaine-1 tiled otrec.ir.l in
thli i.ttiee lor trm infiec-t'on ol heirs, leitatoe.
and all otliers lutereiiied, and U1 toe irecenied
to the Orphans' tourt lur cutiOrmatluQ and al
lowance on
WEDNESDAY. JUXESTH, Wl:
1. FlrJt and final account of Thnmaf K. H-irns.
administrator ol Francis riurus, late of tilliuin
boruuisb. deceaaed.
1. r Ireland hnal account ol Haniel .1. lmrls
and t7an J. Hennet. aduiinlrtrators 01 Kvsn K.
Kcnnett late ot l aml-rla township, deceased.
3. Sn;.lemental and final account of Joi n
Thomas, administrator ol Thomas S. Havis, laie
of Johnrtown. aeceaj-ed.
4. First and hnal account ot Thomns J. Braw
ley. surviving execuUir ol Ml -had hrawley, late
01 I'ortaae townshlii. deceased.
6. First and partial accoout 01 M. .1. wll.-on,
executor olJamea Wilson, late ol 'iallitzin hur-
oash. deceaseil.
. First and nnai account 01 Kotrt w airncr.
admiclstraUir 01 Christina Wagner, late of Johns
town, deceased.
First and hnal account or Iianlcl j. ttrui.b.
administrator ol W. II. Urubb, late of Johns
town . defeased -
8. First and final account of Joseph Kuntz, ad
ministrator ol Lieonard liofecker. late ot tonv-
creelc township. drcea.ed.
il. Second and paiual account 01 ttonert Iwr-
erattx and .lonn n. lueer, esecutons 01 reter
Dunn, laie of xx asblDKton townsnlp. decease .
10. First account ol Jacob t i. arnrr, executor
ol I'cter KtnK. ,a,e ' Adams township, deceased.
II. Flrtt and nnai at-countoi 1-.. a. James, jr..
KUardian ot W. N. Iwvis, minor child ol 1 bomu
S. Hax-is. late n Jonnsiown, dec'ased.
1. First and hnal account ol Joseph Kuntz.
trustee to make sale ot tbe real estate ot t'jruj
I. Tittle, late ol Johnstown, decei ed.
13. First and nnai account ot t. . Myers, ad
mlnistrator of Andrew iieiiini(er, late ol Allo
ajhenv towashlp. deceusc-d.
1. "First and tiartial account of Ide Ienbart.
administratrix ol of 11. C Lenhart. late ol Johus
town. deceafed.
15. Account of frank W. Hay and treo. 31.
Hay, trustees to make sale in partition ot tbe es
tate ot Margaret Hay. late ol JotitiStowa, deceas
ed
It. First and final account Allen JUlsbler. ad
ministrator oll'brtstl an Mishler, late ol L'pper
Voder township, deceased.
IT. First and final account ot Michael Kom.
aardner, administrator ol William Koni-ardner,
late ol Ki-hland township, deceased.
li) l irii un Anal account 01 J awes McVlcker,
executor of Mary Notehelter, late ol Kicbland
township, deceased.
1. Second and final account ol Hiram Orris
nd Iewis Orris, late ol Kicbland township, de
cecd. . First account or Jno. U. Keipir. ttuardlan ol
Savilla and Emma Ke'ter. minor children ol
tieorire H, Keiier, laie ol Adams township, de
ceased.
ai. First and tinal account of A, B, t'riflord.
admlstrator ot I.. I . lteam, M , 1.. Ute ol Johns
town liorouKh, deceased,
22. First and finil account ot 'William SwiUler.
surviving executor ol .loseph Allicrter, late ol
t'arroll township, deceased.
Fist and tial account of Alfrett Slater, ad
minisUatorol t'ornelius MctJinlcy , late ol Johns
town, deceased.
24, First and final account ol K. U. Usher, ad
ministrator ot fornelius McHinlc-y, late ol Johns
town, deceased.
26 First and final account ol Saran Al. LiObr.
administratrix ot Win, JI, Iihr, Ute ol 'pir
Vtvler township,
28. Second and final account of N, Utttiams,
administrator ol Peter Hums, ute olUallitzin
boroun h, deceased.
27. First and partial acoownt of John H. Mfn
a;el. administrator ot Auaraet Hippie, late of Ad
ams township, deceased.
28 First and final aocouat of Annie C, tVills
and Jane Wills, exncutrlies ol Anthony Wing,
Ute ot t'hest tsprlriKS noroUKh. deceased.
2i, Arwunt ot T tires a (raaterKer, administra
trix ot Joseph iraslcrcr, Ute of Carroll town-
8 :io First and final account of llentr J, Link
and Peter 13. tsharrianui. executors of John Link,
Jr., late of t'arroll township 4ooestd.
;tl. First and final account ol Joseph A, Oray.
administrator ol John B. Miller, late 01 Carroll
tewnship, deceased.
32. F'irst and fin .1 account of Kotiert W, Jones,
Ute ot Cambria township, deceased.
CKLES11M0 J. HLAIK.
lteirlster,
Krister's office. Ebenstiunt, Pa., May 13, isvi
TKIAL LIST.
List of caunes set down for trial at a term
ol court to bo field betrlnninK second Monday of
June. lWt
S. S. Mc 'aenirer fc. Son..vs Hopple et al,
MctrouKh- Ionahoe et al,
MOiarvey et al.....'vs Hoach,
Mclionald vi Prosser.
Mordock Bro vs C-onnoret ml,
fatten-on. Assignee rs Snorr,
W ilson a Lecacy vs Suijie',
tiuer
.s tlessler,
.ts Supes.
. ts t'resswc.ll,
..vs Keam et al,
..vs SimnDi,
Arnce Ice Co.-..
I 'ulo
LaiZKSell
Mera(C Verae Co..
Love, siunshlue k. Co...s Leahoy,
Krtle a. Co ..v Walte.-,
Martin....- vi Coad, Administrator,
WorkinKman'a Buildina;
loan Association ...vi Plunkett,
Ieventry vs Sui.pes,
T, W. Alders at Co vs O'Brien.
KothM-hild Brot.. .. vs Carroll.
lavls.. -.....vs Uorouiib ol Lact Cou-
cmauKb.
Lloyd .
irner
S. Lwart l Co
Lytle at Co
t ick .
.vs liunlap ot al.
,vs Hrackrn,
,vs Miller,
..vs Cresswell.
,.vs I. K, K. t.
JAS. C. HAKBV.
FrwtboDJtrry,
l'rothouotary othce. May II, !:,
BED
FOR $1.00
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an.l Oal- ( Imp ai sl.i 1
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and Wall E5aper Departments
I.ate-t Slia-L- in 1 N i K. I N ( A K I'KTS. Vmi '-'.t I n.-i a In a 1 .. i - fr. mi 1 ;
11 t 1 '. iii-r x a 1 tl. I .n. 11 t arp.-t 1 1 . .in ! c 1 1 j ! I'.'. --1 a 1 i.
SHO
i
1892.
EBESMSBURC
Will Have For
ririxrs. I'ii.w Point .
s-pru.4 T. oth H..rr..-?. Lao.S-ides .
( univaiors, I'l., II iijlc s.
M..w.na h ie 1'i It. -run.-.
Keapers, I'l.-w II. .It-,
Kabi-s. ... It Moves,
sectmn.' f'.rall Mjchiiie-, 1- lum-s.
Hay Forks. Il. .iit:i.-.
Hay Carrier-, ll.-ai.im S'.ovcs,
Tlirehers. turun-es,
S.eJ S'olcs. ir.itc jl alt kin. Is,
WHY IS THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE ftORLO FOR THE MONEY?
It uaunilHti Musf, -A t Hi noiiM W-tor wax thra1
to hurt the ft-rt; ina.io f itn l.it Uric? ralf. vtylmlt
and iiv. and tr-i uv w tttikr tuitrr mfxw tf thtm
tjrrulr Ann jm y th r mat. uftfturrr, tt etUiUs hauJ-
ti hK' citfttiutjC f r- m (-iAt u ' '0.
C C OO llJtinl-rwfrt, the flnrt calf
9jja bbtK i'V r iTt-r'ti r ONjiiuU rrciicil
liiiNrt1 st;'M-a wbx'ti v f ru $tvt"to $i - .
C A OO llnntl-erd Writ rho-. Jlrtf ralf,
J)a 6t ri. ctuurori xW ii1 duraiil. I he lMt
boc ever ofTcn tl at ttiix rk. ; Hanie ifrnde a cu-Crm-nail
Fh-n .t inn Imni ?; it $
CCO 50 lalirc Sbf 1 Fanner. Haik-rtfti MTt
O liiul U tu r( urricrxaU wearlhru; liutculf,
raiMlHUt, ttiiMtti iusiile, heavy tdrvo aolcS, extcU
fitin edore. i'lie ibir m ill w ear a ar.
10 liuc -lf j no U it.-r (Vhooevor ofTered at
t9 w thia ru-e; one trial will ronvmce UiuaJ
h want a eboe for cmfort and vrv !-
0 y U2 ud 9i.OO Workineman Khnea
9afisj ,re vrr itrt.iin nntl durable. Hioma mint
tiave pivt'ti them a trial will wear uo other make.
Davc and whtml U art
wuro y the lMiHeverh-re; lUi-y auil
u tlit-jr merits, ai the in'rrainff aalea nIkiw.
1 1 AC Jlnnd erd ahoe. bef
aadU ICO iMni;!, very MliMh:equaiai-'rvxu:bj
tiii,Mrfed Rtiirg Cfaatlnir frrm 4.ui u ui. a 1.
I.n die. -.50, i.0 Hud 1. 75 hoo for
Hi Ituw are the Ix'tit flne LMxiisla. Mvlih autt durable.
ramion. bee that W. 1,. LNiutrla name and
price are aiampexl on tbe botU'tu of vtu.ii ahue.
nr-TAKE X srB-TITITE.J
tuairt on local a1v-nlHil deal'rfisMiplyUa( you.
Wm Is lOi 1-LAn lrocktou, Ma. &vhl by
C. T. KOlEHTS,
Aice-i
,.riUI
I, EBLNMII llli,
nia'."
-T11 iv js- a I TK A IS1.M l.MS.
f N.itl(r In lierel.y itivi-ii tli:n the lolli.wlmr
named .ij:sciiient.- i I pr. j 1 y Hp). raised and
ael apart l.ir ai.l.iat ol ilo o.lnil rn.lcr tlio Ai-t
ol Asseti Ulv ol the lb d .j el Ai.nl. A. It. Is..?,
liaxe l.eeu r. l-d iu tbe KenificrV. Hi re m and l.ir
tbe county vl anuria, i ud Kill le ir-fented to
tbe Indians curt ol said cjunty Inr coutiriiiation
and alluwatire oa
WEDN ESDAY, .1 UN E Mil, ls02 :
1. liivcniory and a ppraUeuient ef iM-rt.mal
)ir.erty apinaisr.l an.l i-t apart to Sarah t Irs,
widow ot lx-vl liatt.o. late ol Vx lute luD 1.1",
des-eased . tM: Mi.
a. I nvcntorv a id i.r.iiscmrnt .t iieramial
iT-erty apprai e.l and feti-fiirt t lllleti Myt-r,
wid'.w nl S A.Myi-r.-, l;iie .l .1 ti n tj wn , dereas
ed. .'WU HO.
3. lnvett-.rr and appr.ilsi-irw nt -l vii-rwina I
pp.pcrty .ippri.-nd an I fct . p irt lo Ann M na
Kliiie. wid'iw ol .la-.iii N. Ki.nt-, l.itiol Lidtr
tcVDstiip. do-as;d . '.".Hi 45.
4. Inventory and ni.i.r:iiscui-nt i.t personal
j.n-perty npprane-1 an.l m-t aputi t.i s.ij-lua A.
xVtllliin-. widow ot .I..M-; i S. William-, ..te ol
liirrellville Init-ous-Ii. dec-ued. M oil,
6. Inventory anu a; rnisi-mi-nt ot prson:il
property n praifol and m t apurt to Ka.-tiel .M.
(rrentc. widow ol A. M . irt-uur, lato ot tl.e Imr
vuuli oi lu rouub ol Mi.rrrllt i l-.iir--ae l. i n i.
l:. luventory and u pra isptnent ol pi-rHonal
. roper It appraised and s'-t apart tu Anna Ma
ria l't-ricrtii, m.tow ol Jeremiah Tr-uria. late ol
rranklin i.i.riuiti. il.--.-- 1 . .- ';, uni real
estate, JJToll .; t..tul. u oo.
i.i.i.s.1 i.m; j. hi.ik.
KeUOU'f,
lieaictL-r's otliee, K'cnl.uri;. l a., M.-.y 1 ., ls-.J,
VTf AnuiiNLV a r l w.
1 I.LSMil I..I. I'tKM.
4wtimce on Centre .tret-t, u.r lii.u.
ROOM
SUIT
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uf goods. On July oth, ;it li
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Si.,. ' of S;.ininiT I'.i.itM .-ai . im-Iiid-'I'i.-.
1 '.. et.-.. all l-oniplele. A - k for
P!:i:i-. II 'i'l.'.il J'n,t:i .-'.in so ei-nt-.
I'.lu 'J.'Ji. Sjillpi; li'l!-. ".1111.
II. I-. '.- '. !-. ..' I I, M.ls.
FOUNDRY
Eale This Year
Ilur Wmd'.ws
S..1-I1 W't i" tit e,
t I. ill. !! . ops,
I r..n Pump",
Hi. ne Kust,
x'ai-inc,
KiiH'l art.",
liu.k H.. iir.lt.
HUKM1CS,
Sivdx.
riin-phalc,
t 'CI1JI lit.
tluil.iMi- I'api-r,
Slfl-1 li'M.tll,.
Steci i.iitii
Steel Llninu,
Sutur Kettles,
liurel s..()1imi,
lirion nn.ls witti ".irn
I'lantcr Attin-liiuviil
H. A. SHOEMAKER.
KA1LKOAIITIMK TAHI.K No. 1 OF
Cress. .n, Clearfield Countr and New
s-li.rt K.iuli' Kailriia.l. In t-in-rt on anj
..t:nlr l.'it.b 13.-1.
Tin:
York
alter
I irv.-un
j I'-vir-..,
" 4 liurrll
i 'I ru 1 11 1 .
... ... r. . . a. a. -
rf; . it c t v
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: fx
; 'llt
i? Line
Mail..
' Z " "
z. !
, iist .... '
i
,r.-iiic
-Kx.... '
T !.Mall..
y- Cbun-I.
Trairit
re.-on
Lxji-t-.
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V; ?. 2 S 1-: 5 -il r r.
j ; -i t -c - j-"
t-'Z-Z ':- ;-.
it r;
Leave dally exn-pt Sunday.
i Leave Sunday only
Mia'-It let i-rs ir.di'Mte trlcirrapli stations.
I -nn h. M.iore'p und Oihtlu'a Cro-inuK will
tie tlau HtatlonN lor K traiim.
No. 1 ronni-.-ts nt Cresson with .J..hntnwn K-:.rc.-i
at k:; lor points i.i-twi-.-n itn-SKon and
lohu-t-.wD. an.l with racin- i:x.rcs hi ha', ,.r
point-' weft of .lolinxtown. Also with Mall Train
at : -ii lor point: east ot t'ri-io.n.
No. 6 ronnc-t with Mail 'I'rmn at 4 M lor poinih
West of Cre-'on. and Mail Lxprens for polult)
east ol 1 'ro.-s -ti.
l-rniM points w.-st ol Crs-on No. 4 o .nnccts
with AIuil train at n il. and ir.nn points east of
Cressoa with .l. linstown Kxpn;ss .it s -7, ttnd l'a-cltii-
txprest. at s 4j.
N. connf-ta with TX'uiil Train at 4 liil lr..m
IKilnts east ol Crefson. and Mail hxpress at ii 17
troiu points west ol Crcsson.
Sunday truinn conne.-t with l'i..-in Lxpro-narj J
Mail Train west and mall Express -ast.
rassenifers t or troiu tioints on I'l-nns-ylvanla
At Northwestern liailroa.J can taae tram atl'oal
IKirt or Irvona.
Statlocs marked "f" are flan stations. I'as
senuers wlsliinit to iret oil will notify the con
flurlor. I'as-Di;prs wishing to itc-t on will tlmr
the train at these stations. Trains will not stop
unless bo notit nl. XV. I". KATIIIII'N,
ieni-rnl Manaci-rand suiiermtendi-nt
f. .1. Hl'l.iiiHiN. Iralu .Miinu-r.
1 A 1 T 1 ; A I Tl M K TA KI.K 1 1 K TH K KIIKNS
i. I.ur a. Cri-sson Mranrb HailroaJ. In clle-t
1 K."-enilM r li!H.
t'niinrrl lit ail I rrrnmii.
WKST. j LAST.
ivster Kiti -i hh a m HarrisliiiT-a Ai-. '. . ! a mi
esu ru txp. .. 4 4:1 a ui Snushore Lxii.. t) lo a n
Johnstown Lxp..h '4 a in Mail :m m
l-at-lrii- Kxp h 4a a in Pay l.xp. 11 04 a ui
-'x'atl 4 M p m Altoona p . I no p ni
Wy fass i :it) p tn Mail Kxp h IT p m
I'hiliKxp.. b li p m
SOt "1 11 WA 1I.
; 1
lis- No. 1. No. i. o. 3.
lail.O. AM AM 1-M
1 40 -. l-'v.-i :i t.r
11 0 7 .'si In :;i :; 44
4 7 Ml in :-A 1 .'41
.l o pi .;h - ;,t,
"! s .43 lo 41. ..!!."!. 4 l
1 11 I'l 4.'. 4 OH
1 I 1 s , 1U 4. 4 15
KtienstMirg;..
Uraillcy
Kayloi
Noel
M unstrr
Lui-ket
'ri-sson
M 'M l! XX Alili.
DiM
1. 1 lire.
.
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ll.lt...
No. 1.
No. a.
A M
, 11 10
II -.-O.
II '.M
II .'i'l
II 41
No. a.
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....6 :io
....ft :i7
. .1. 4.
Crr-si.n
Lu.-k.-t
Munster ....
N.m-I
K a ..r
Mradley ....
LtK-nsiiur;.
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.. M40 '
. U 44 .
.. ! 47..
. V 5.' .
tu ll..
II 47...
H
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.. 1
101...
Mradlt-y, Noelaud Lu.-ktt are Klai; Stationa.
No trains on Sunday.
oi.n ntf.l Jul. l'rinllii? lf'ao, ;ive tU
kiia a iriai oravr.
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