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M,KSII KO. CAMBRIA CO. ''A-
'VEIPAV.
AicrsT 10. i8'f.
.( I,, ,,-.. nf job printin try tliis
, , i , liilil i'f Mr. Vallir Liittriiicr
l- 111-
V .-.i.li'' 1 1 1 ' f tliis pliicr, i
. , . , ( d;i!i'.
II i'f I li' Ciirrolltown AVir.
,,n 'rinir-.liiy,
v .. i:tii.-o'Ni'ill. f I'ii Islnirg. is
' . , , m.iit in 1 1 s
., ! ii i v Whit'', of liili;ina. was ;i
-,, ..i. i' 11 TiH'slay.
v ... ;, Miii-lits ami William
, Mf ,,i i-i to wi'ti-in town on Mim-
v,. ;:.;in Kflly. of Siimuih'i hill, (Mod
j ,.,l.ivi'f lat wi-ck. avrt'tl lifty nine
! r;i'li' i Smith, of Lilly, who lias
,:; ill for some tim' past is ir-
v. Krki-nroili' ami wifi of
!,,.i.. v i it-I frifiuls in Kliviislnir:?
Mi
,,.. Smitii. of Tunni'lliill. was
j i, iv i-ii m in i ri 1? ii traJi' for
, j;.,,,:,.. nf f.i I'nnort'. Wpstniurp
. :i , NiiiiiL' liis nephew. Dr. M.
i v ..f this plai'i-.
ihii-i K I'ittnan. of Washington,
ri vri'al siiinniiTs lii-re in tln
. . - ;i - hv Ihtc last week,
v - !i ( i iti. otn- of Wasliinston
.: , ,..'.. -t anil lx'St i-iti.ciis. w. a
-, I- ',, iiiiiit on T'.nirsilaw
- W'ii. Si-anlaii ami Isaac Davis.
t;h-. WiTl' ill .slivilll Oil
,, a. I.- i t iicssi-s to tilt' hiiX
, ,. imiiIi-I otT ty Mrs. John
, : ' ;t U I ii-U tovi-hip last, week
, , In- Mr-. K' tziT. llassclas. F.lk
,!,;,, K. l-'ink. rilitor of tin- I.a
: , -. lit a few hours in town
, .. .,!,(. ;iml paid tin- Fiskk.max of
, . i -., 1 1 vi-it.
, , daughter of Mr. Vail if
-- ... ....ftl.f Ka-t ward. Elieiishiir!;.
- , .'.l:iy. Aiiirnst l.'ith. ls'.i-., afffd
. -. : :'i..:iili- and !i days.
: . -i . M.j.irv Darliv. on Monday ac-
i iff to Snsijiif haniia town
j,. 'i -tin' latter rfmaiiifd for a short
-i. i hi'iv' - and friends.
' no ni t lis-oM child of Adrian
. .. : sii:iitih i liill. died on Saturday of
. I ' lnriiin. Tlif remains were in
; :!iiiin i hill cemetery on Sun-
v . . imii. I 1-Meimer il ii-il at lier luimn
. ...'i nhiii on Satnrdav from
... I :;l'iit '.." year. Her remains
. ... I ;.. .1... T."..,.L- ...... I. .i-v
- v..;ii, ski lly died nt her liome in
":. "ii Thursday, of ast wei-k.
, .,!,: v.'ars. she was a sister of
- and Mil hai l Skelly. of
.'. a i. -hip.
1 1 r v? -i f '! riii-fii. imilo'inent
: 1 . men at. .Tohnstown. I'a..
H- -aid he wanted the men as
.iv! cateherf ami iruaranteed
- a. iv.
T .. ,,rc. D. Wnarton. deceased.
i - t
1m- t'ei. purctiascii ny -i. -i.
. ? i ,M!...rf. Mr. Hill has already
.inn and will continue the
. that of ireneral lnerchatidis-
M:
T!..-
A;.. '
' . T v .
r
''hi
II. s.,mi. i ille. of Chest Springs,
. .I.:in.- Wharton, of Clearlield
;,. u.r. hi re f,,r a few hours on
i: hu-iii' eonnected with the
!. ! ii.' ( hai le- Wharton diseased
' 'v. -i-v linn of nichards. Kimhall
ii tl.i- . !;! hs clianeil hands,
u-r ..f Dr. Kichards having Ix'fti
1 , Mi. .lo.ph llrmvii. The
. a i .iii'.n.i ! of I'.rown. Kimhall
nt". Uii-'-! of Wi t moreland
h.i- :.f k'i-il :l,.-..iii.ir of Johns
it.mii it !i a lil-l -nit. The arti
..1 ruil of iii ri-f-Ti-ncf to a
' or. io n ) :i -liorf time aso in a
ir J..iinTo ii.
' i : v . ..ii i pa n y ha - U-iti oriranied
. i ;:ii'i rin Tiie-day of last week
i ii.itiii il !.i t !.itii wi re elect
Captain. John I". McCoy;
- iint. Charles. ri'tikins; Second
' V. ( . bracken.
! Wcss. formerl v of Johns
I i ' si,.,, ttnT hill on M nudity even
i !U-ti thirty-four years. He
: t.'it no children. His re
'' iiitoired In the Catholic
i . w (rniaiiy on Wednesday.
I' Mntila. in the world Miss
!.-ias vi-itinsr her old home.
-!.;t. la -t week. She left on
for !'hi oidelphia. where, after
i -'' '.it time, she will leave for
' if -tarioned in the state if
- U"i,.r... of Pitt-bnrtr. was h-re
i . .ir- oiiTiii'sday and drove over
(jriiies. The Jud'e Iniend-
- ' . V;livood hilt at Cressfdi. In-
'.-! the train on the Coal port
Kliciishiirif hranch and was
at 'or.n.
M.-.sj s. John Krise and
:.',-''-'ard of White town-hip. fot
' I ':! full hlnoded Italian Iees.
into the tit vr on the 17th of
'iow have eisht swirms witti
-' : 'o'onv. weiifliin S7s pounds.
' i.tly in luck in Itie lee tmsi-
I.i'n.-s Wilkinson A- Son and
v' li .-r. hotti of tliis idace are
: -!.. i' ti'iit from ttie Astivill
' f'-rtn.-r tiad over K worth of
Ii- fn i'ht station, that they
1 " ready toset up. whileMr.
" i.-id -1 itiped a threhinft ma
' ' -:i In.- plaee.
'ii-.r- have Ih-imi found in the
- "r iioniination made out for
' 'I 'l,i- .i.ritary of the common -
' r ' hi- new law in Pennsylvania.
" "--mmI ninmissions are of various
' 1 certificates will have to
' -'Tij'inied tefire they are
''''' will t.e candidates who will
the ticket-.
' ''.lattin-n's r-union will he held
"'''i "ii tl..- v..! h Inst, The at
1 'oil.;..-, to he lartre. and jud
' '' i'1 '-i am. ii wil! )'. a most en
.. . i-ioti. FittiiiK addresses will
.; '; ' I hy MavorRos... Hon. A. V.
''''-' '. L. 1'er-hiriK and others,
t . w hich crimes off at noon of
;l .late. . jfjven In the ar-
' ' Cir (;aids.
.... ., '" Ml:,v "f week a middle
. ' 1 " ii lnw name we failed to learn,
' ' tuplov-d as a miner at HastiriKs,
r "'"''I -niciilc hy thrnwinjr himself in
,..''. ''"' l'lroachinir train at that
(,.' "" ''I'd -onie difficulty with his
" I. ml a arrant i ued for his ar
'.'iliL' him uiili .iii.li- ..f il...
I..-
"I'insthat aiioOictT was sitK.nt.
, :"i arm seidiur tin- ofliccr ap-
' at him-elf in front of
Hi- l.oily a- lerrilily man-
Martin l-'leishour sustained a serious
injury while at work on the Pennsylvania
railroad at r.olivar. Westmoreland county,
Tuesday. lie was about to hoard a
freight train on which he was a brakeman.
when lie nii.-si'd the stirrup and one of the
cars ran i.. r his left leg. crushing ft horri
bly. 11.- v a - taken t n the West IYn;i hos
pital. I :. : l.ci i- aiesident of Pit t.-bui g.
On Sali. i. 'ay. August 'Xlh. a picni
w ill be held in the grove bet ween Chest
Spiings and St. Augur-tine, to which every
lover of fun, feasting and dancing is cor
dially invited. The proceeds are for t he
b-uefit of the Catholic church at St. Aug
ustine and those who attend will not onlv
haye the satisfaction of enjoying them
selves but will aid a good cause at the
same time.
A six foot vein of coal known as the K.
or Milh-r seam, was struck at a depth or
-.'so feet on lands owned by the Cambria
Iron Co., and Morrison and Stevens near
Dysart on the Cresson - Coal port load.
tJco. l!cJl. the superintendent thinks it
w ill show up four feet six inches clean
coal. An air shaft has been commenced
and at an early date the full worth of the
coal w ill be known.
The school twiard of Callitin tmrough
on Saturday awarded the contract for a
new school house to M. Uracken .t Co.
The building Is to tie of brick, three stories
high and w ill contain eight rooms, p. P.
Kittle, of Pittsburg, is the architect, and
the plans call lor a tirst-class structure,
furnished with all modern conveniences
and Improvements in ventilation light,
tire-escapes, etc. Work to be commenced
at once.
Last Saturday evening about seven
o'clock. while Mrs. Cuckoo, of near
Pleasant I'liity, Westmoreland county,
was preparing supper for tier husnand.
who had gone to Latrotx with a load of
wheat, she discovered a gun on the tattle
ami told Rudolph Itoyd. a lflative who
was visiting the Cuckoo family, to take it
upstairs. While in the act of doing so it
wa- discharged, the load taking ctfe.-t in
her abdomen, causing death in three
hours.
At the Somerset county Democratic
county convention held at Somerset on
Monday. A. V. .Johns, of Meycr5dalc was
re-elected chairman of the county com
mittee; A. J. Hay. if Somerset and Irw in
H. Hoover, of Hooversville. for Assembly:
John O. Kimmell of Somerset. District
Attorney. X. It. Poorhaugh. of North
ampton, for poor director: Captain C. W.
Hefh y. of P.eiiii.. Abram Wilson, of
Sharpsville, and Jonas Mc.Clintock, of
Addison, congressional conferees without
instructions.
Mr. C. Campbell was in town Thurs
day, and talking over railroad matters
with him tie expressed theopinion that this
place, according to present indications,
will be t lie final terminus of the line now
tieing extended from La Jose to the Cush
creek branch, and thrt Chcrry'rcc would
lie 'lie terminus of the line now tieing built
from Cresson until the company extends
the line on over the summit, and either go
by way of Indiana or Homer City to con
nect with their other lineat either of these
places. The Indiana route is preferred if
a reasonable grade can lc secured. Glen
Conxjiitrll Cutnit.
Thomas E. Howe. ex-ounty treasurer,
died suddenly at his home in Johnstown
on last Thursday night. Mr. Howe had
been on the street during the after' oon,
apparently in his usual health, and went
home about ii o'clock, and taking a paper,
laid down toread. He fell asleep and w hen
supper was ready the family dhf not dis
turb him. About 11 o'clock his sister dis
covered that he was dead. He was born
in Cambria City in 1S.VJ and lived all his
life in Johnstown. In June. is;). Mr.
Howe was married to Miss Catharine
Hughes, of Omaha. Neb., and at the time
of tiis death his wife and one of his sisters
were in Omaha visiting relatives. The fu
neral was defened until Tuesday, after
the return of his w ife and sister. Heart
failure was supposed to tie the cause of
tils death.
On Wednesday night of last week a
fight occurred between some native toughs
and some Italian railrwad lalxtrers at
Spanglcr. In the melee stones and pistols
were freely used and a stray shot, struck
Mr. Luke Noel, of Irvona. an innocent
spectator. Mr. Noel was standing on the
Hearer hotel porch and had just returned
from escorting some ladies inside of t tie
house, after advising them to remain in
side on account of the danger from flying
missiles. He had scarcely returned when
he was struck by a pistol ball, the bullet
striking him on the right shoulder Im-Iow
the collar Imiiic, and downward through
the u utter part of the lung. Mr. Noel is
seriously injured hut will recover. War
rants are out for a number of men who
participated in the riot, but it is not know n
w ho fired the shot that struck Mr. Noel.
C. Ii. Kellen. of Dedhani, Mass.. was
arrested in Pittsburg, on Monday last, as
a deserter from the Regular Army, he
having enlisted In July 11. and a short
time ago deserted and went to Pittsburg
where lie secured employment as a tele
graph operator. On Thursday. Recruit
ing Sergeant Melvin. started with him
over the Pennsylvania railroad for New
York. A short distance east of Kittanning
Point. Kellen under the pretense of get
ting a drink left the sergeant, went to the
water cooler and thei. hurried to the plat
form and jumped off. The train was
stopped and the crew made a search tor
him but he could not lie found. On Friday
morning he was captured on his entrance
into Altoona. his only injury being a gash
over his right eye. His injury was
dressed at the Altoona hospital when the
Sergeant again started with him for Cov
ernor's Island.
"Si Perkins." a familiar character to
the amusement seekers for many years,
and one created by Frank Jones, a comedi
an with original and exceedingly pleasing
methods, has an entirely new and more ex
tensive field in a play entitled "Our Coun
try Cousin," w ritten by Charles H. Flem
ming. Es,,. The play, while it contains a
dramatic st try of unusual interest, is re
plete with rustic simplicity appertaining
to West Virginia life, and is infused with
delightful comedy, ttesides affording op
portunities for the display of novel and
effective scenery; the railroad scene, in
the third act. lwing one. of exceptional ef
fectiveness, and unlike the established
efforts to produce realism on the stage.
Frank Jones, as Jason Wheatly. adds
greatly to the force of his well known ar
tists. Mr. Jones will lie at the Opera
House on Saturday night, August J0th.
Tickets for sale at James' drug store.
Drownrd In Ilie i'onc mangli.
John Suitani and John Mesai. two Hun
garians, who boarded at Zimmerman's
Hungarian hoarding house, No. 310 Walnut
street. Sixteenth ward, were drowned on
Wednesday night. It appears thut Zim
merman missed them at altout 11 o'clock
and went dow n to t he w ater to look for
them. He found their clothes lying near
the edge, but could see the men now lu re.
Although many were notified no one
went toscarch for the tiodies until 8 o'clock
Sunday morning, when Officers Hurkhard
and McCloskcy and William Mi-Poland
ii ml Emil Karchanjaki. a young Slav,
dragged the river three hours. Karchan
jaki eventually found M.-sar's body, aud
the ollicers got it ashore and later Sul
tani's tHtdy was found. Suitani's age Is
stated to I- twenty-nine and Mesai's twenty-seven.
The bodies were taken to Ilflldf I'soll's
Morgue and prepared for burial.
The cause or the dual accident remains
h my-tery.- .nhiistin J hrin ril.
Our Iobllc School.
Followiug is the annual lepirt of Pro
fessor J. W. Leech. Siixrintendent of
public schools in Cambria county, just sub
mitted to the Department of Public In
st met ion :
The schoo's of Cambria county have
made remarkable prom-ess in manv direc-
i tions during the year. The introduction
I of t In- course of study, prepared especially
for the schools of Somerset, I led ford, In
diana and Cambria counties, under the di
rection of the Superintendents of these
counties, by Superintendent P.erkey. who
was chairman of the committee, has re
sulted in great good, particularly in our
ungraded schools. Through a system of
pupils' monthly examinations sent out
from the Superintendent to each school,
and based umiii the work outlined for the
different grades, we were enabled to reach
n degree of system, classification, and su-
pervision. w hich has given a definite aim.
direct ion and pin pose to the work ofihe
teacher never known in our schools Ik-fore.
Although this was the first year of its
trial, twenty young students presented
themselves for examination, and twelve of
these were deemed worthy by the com
mittee and granted diplomas.
Carefully-prepared term reports were
made giving necessary statistic and the
standing and classification of each pupil
and his grade for next term, together
with the programme and any other useful
suggestions which the out-going teacher
may lie able to make for the consideration
of his successor. These statistics are the
most reliable I have ever lieen able to
gather, and they certainly furnish much
food for present thought and practical ac
tion in the. future.
There were St.l schools in the county,
exclusive of the city of Johnstown. The
average term was a very smal: fraction
over the minimum term six months.
Ninety-five teachers were men, whose
wages averaged 3ii.so per mouth: l"o
teachers wre ladies, whose average
monthly wages were ..!1.71. The average
monthly cost of each pupil w as niiiety-fi ve
cents. There were enrolled .l.a.l.S ttoys and
.VJ17 girls; total. 10.7S5. with an average
attendance of :t.:tst ttoys and Xl'.H girls: to
tal. r.:7.". Of these pupils Xt'.t at tended every
day in the term. .".013 attended eighty days
or more, s4 attended less that twenty
days: ."t:t of tl.em were over sixteen years
of age. There were in the schools 17.1 pu
pils under six years of age. These are not
included in the former figures.
After using the greatest care in getting
the best possible information to be had on
the subject, we find there are l.T-M children
in Cambria county who were not in school
at all during the term. If we were to add
to these the sot w ho attended less than
twenty days, tlu re are in Cambria county,
outside of Johnstown City, 1 '.K! children
of school age who are tieing permitted to
grow up without receiving any benefit at
alt fi mil our grand free system of public
education. There were 72i; visits to schools
by the directors, and f..C4! visits by patrons.
The Kittle was read in seventy-eight
schools.
The state appropriation to the districts
of Cambria county outside of the city of
Johnstown for the year ending June, is;n
was ?f'.;il3.a".. I wish to call the attention
of those interested to the basis of the
present system of distributing the appro
priation, as shown in our division. For
the year ending June. is;n. Johnstown had !
3,."-tr pupils and Cambria county outside of
Johnstown had lO.'V.'H, or lacking nine of
having three times as many pupils. Now
we notice that Johnstown received from
the State S,1H)..VI. and all the districts in
the county outside of Johnstow n put to
gether received only ?l-,.fV.t.i;: or in other
words the districts in Cambria county out- i
side of Johnstown had three times as
many pupils to provide for and received
only a little more than one and one-half
times as much aid from the state.
On tliis I shall make no comment except
to ask what becomes of the country legisla
tor when he goes to Harrisburg.
The following districts built new houses
during the year: Adams, 1; Elder,
Minister. 1; Portage, township, 2; Sum
merlijll, I; Lower Yoder, 1. These and a
iiumlxT of old ones were scaled with good
furniture. Two buildings were burned
down: Tin- Ricketts in Reade and the
Tyhank in Karr. Koth fires arc believed
tohavelieen of indendiary origiou. Tin
law should require all locations and plans
and specifications of school houses to t
submitted to the county superintendent for
final approval.
I regret to say that there does not seem
to tje much, if any, improvement in the
condition of the out-luiiMings in many
school districts A large number of them
are a disgrace to the age in which we live.
Something must be done to improve them.
Our institute was the best ever held in the
county. Our instructors were Dr. Waller,
Dr. Ilyte. Dr. Reed. Profs. Coughlin. Har
man, P.ibie, Hammers and Ciltson. Our
evening program was: Monday Dr. (!.'E.
Reed, "Qualities that Wmi:" Tuesday
Ariel-Thomas Company, musical; Wed
nesday, Thomas Dixon. Jr.. "Kackbone;"
Thursday John DeWitt, "The I'ses of
1'gliin-ss."
A Directors' Association was formed at
the teachers" institute which promise
much good to our schools. A. E. S.tmer
yille. president of West Taylor school
hoard was chosen secretary.
It meets twice a year, once during the
county institute and during the month of
June.
Mnrrmiifal.
We honestly congratulate Messrs. Lud
wig 4t Son for their success in business.
These gentlemen require no introduction
in this or surrounding counties, having
been located amongst us so many, many
years. Their record as men of good judg
ment, integrity and honesty is well estab
lished. Ther good judgment in keeping
pace with the times is evidenced by their
success in obtaining the agency of Klein's
Silver Age and Duquesne Rye Whiskies,
together with the leading Pennsylvania
Rye Whiskies bottled hy Max Klein, whose
i cputation for ttottling only absolutely pure
goods is firmly establshed. Men high in
in their professions publicly and cheerfully
endorse his Silver Age and Duquesne Rye
Whiskies. His name tin every bottle is a
guarantee to the purchaser that the arti
cle is pure. A sworn guarantee of its pur
ity from the distiller accompanies every
bottle of Duquesne Rye. Silver Age. ts so
favorably known that it Is unnecessary to
dwell here on its merits, sutlice to say that
It is the leader of fine iUl rye wit ink iex.
Palatable, mellow and invigorating.
Messrs. J. Ludwig t Son not only recog
nized the good qualities of these brands,
hut the the constant and steady demand
for them, and hastened to secure the ex
clusive agency In Klair and Cambria coun
ties. These excellent brands of whiskies now
on sale to the trade generally tty J. Ludwig
&. Sou, wholesale agents, Johnstown, Pa.
Marrlaire Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, August
17. is;r.';
Andy Waxmonsky and Nellie Krces,
(allitzin.
James W. Morse aud Nettle M.Todd,
Kenscreek.
John Matalik and Mary Kulek, Frugal
ity.
John Kisenhuth' and Sadie Fitpatrick,
West Taylor township.
J. A. Dumm, Altoona. Pa., and Jane F.
Owens, Minister township.
Stephen Krilla and Rosaua Solstis, Por
tage. John Adams aud Annie Krook, Johns
town. John Lukacs and Annie Fabcan, Johnstown.
Asbvlllr'i DisaNtrous Fire.
About half past two o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon, Ashvilie, on the line of the
Cresson : Ctaltort railroad was visited ov
a conflagration that wiM-d out a large
portion of the town, leaving but one build
ing standing on the Northw est side of the
railroad.
The (ire originated in a stable in the rear
of the Ashvilie House, and is said to have
been .-tailed hy some boys who were plav
ing in the building. Owing to the com
bustible nature of the contents of the
building, considerable amount of hay and
straw having 1-ecn stored therein, the
Haines xx in enveloped the building and
burst forth on all sides.
The town has no facilities for lighting
lire, and when the flames got started it
looked as if the town was doomed. Peo
ple with htia-kcts got to work and fought
the flames as well as they could, but the
destructite element gained headway in
spite of their efforts and one building aftir
another crumbled into ashes ltcforethe de
vastating element.
Had some one, at once, when the fire
started telegraphed to Altoona. for assis
tance much valuable time and profterty
would have ttcen saved, but no telegram
was sent until the station and telegraph
office was burned and then a dispatch was
sent to Amsliry and from ttiere to Altoona.
The following is a list of the owners of
property burned, with the amount of their
loss and the amount of insurance as near
as could lie ascertained.
Loss. Ins.
D. O. Mvers. Ashvilie House. $ S.ooo M..M.)
P. 1J. Wall, storehouse 3.M '.urn
E. M. Wills, store and resi
dence IVH1I 4. .MO
.Tames perrv. residences. . . . S.ooo l.:)
F. S. Kurgoon. store and res
idence 2.! Mm l.fV.)
W. A. Wills l.Ni .--
Si C. R. K. depot l.Onn rim
Augustus Dougherty, hotel.. 3.70O !.()
1. Ross Mateer. drugstore.. . l.ot l.Ouo
W. L. Lingenfclter. furni
ture .too none
Mrs. P.rookliank. furniture. .. l.ooo
Paul El wanger. residence and
furniture store "too
James Myers, livery stable.. ?.."ioo l.ooo
Miscellaneous Ketlees.
Total losses ::4.r.i fir,.;.)
Assistance from Coalport and Altoona
arrived at ." o'clock tint at that time the
fire was under control and had spent its
force, but not. however, until it had left
in allies two hotels, ten dwelling houses
and stores and five stables, involving a loss
of about ?rt4.) on which then Is an insur
ance of ?ir,.i.i.
While the fire was raging annmtterof
people who were living in close proximity
to it carried out their household goods and
movable effects and placed them on cars
which were moved out on the railroad to a
save distance.
TKF.NSHt;Kr MAKKLE AND UK AN1TK
J WorkB. rkrtrbe.1 h rrclal retort rr
thr- .fohn'town Daily Hrrald. KellaMe dealer
nt tire lenodft.
Dnrin rrrent flrlnr trip t f,iir tti
writer thU artlrla ittJ the Mri and
- (iriinltii 'oTt of .lug. Wilfcinunn & Snn. vhirh
wrr lounge in ln The rmlnr tnrmrrr f thl
tirnurptve frm b1 an priflir nf thirty -rv
Tr. ami Ms nn aril trtr.r r a'M a
killed rnkM The rl nt w-k 't ."du'e
KniihtHplfn !" and i-i'f rrm fonr to
f.f" hri i-v.1 an1 r-rr fint mnn
nmrr.r 'n thr fiirt cr-nt Mr cI.,nrla f n,rlr
bMi si.!,irr(i &r majfi through this and to
adilHtnir iinntt.
"All klm? ceneti-r wr.rk la rTn-nUif uni)
tine lire o Iron KnlHr.ic la l-inillM n.t roM
Th Ktork of wnrto kett hsn.1 (rnnilriul br thr
rf.l.Mi1) fi rr-T fTt ti.-. - i .a- rrr fin
mnrnmfK" are exhi)l-.1. twn espeHnIlT relna-ejre-iited
In the mtic vle and In Imitation of
brickwork, with a ftnelv executed rrM n the
Top. Amrtnr the manv One monument eree'eit
hT thi firm l an e'er-' ton fllrteen-feet-hiich !
miiniiir.iii fm Ilk..., it.w '
- - .-.i.ii, .iimiiiii. luunu.npni lor
Kather fhr1.tT (lirteen rt-et Muni, alct monn
menta tor .tacnh KtMer and ilanrhfer of .lohn
iSritttth. B.tth a-er.ttemcn pive peraona! atten-
tlun trt l-nirpEc f irl mm Tr rr I n the finest
work In all the time they lia'-e hern In hnineg
they hare adhered Mrictly to the maxim hi! rood
lost a repreaented and prleea a low aa the tame
cl:i oi ami ran he bought eliewhere. We have
no healtancy in recommend inr Meaara. Wtikin
eon At Son to onr reailera a rellnh-ie hnlne men.
procreai-e "nil trntwrthT. Vlalt their estab
lishment before orilerinff elsewhere.
tVSeclal attention jsld to settlne work.
i i r v. i r x. s x. i
m ci Bioi fntr
rHOT(K!KAPHS and FerrotTpea taken In er
ery atyle of the art at I). H. Stroup'i irallery
near Maple Park.
Imn tx enneav nr the l.lqaar Habit
Ponlilt'ly 'nref 1t Aitmlaliirl(
r. Maine Golden Nperllir.
It t manufactured a powder, which can be
riven In a rla of beer a cup of coffee or tea. or
In food. without the knowledge of the patient.
It la abar.lutelv harmleaa. and will effect perma
rentand enee.ly cure, whether the patient la a
moderate drinker nr alcoholic wreck. It hat been
SlTen in thnuaanda of raiea and In every tnatance
a perfect cure ha followed. It never iaila. The
'Vm one impregnated with the Specific. It be
cornea an utter ImpoBolbtlltT for the liquor ap
petite exMt. t'urea auaraoteed. 48 pane book
of particular! Iree. Addreaa
OOI.KKN NPKa'IFIC ..
augto.ly. 185 Kace St.. t'tnclnnatl, O.
TH K Kbenabura- Kuildlntr tk fan Afaoclation
will eel fl.oooia) at their tr.eetlnr in the
ponncll chamber on the 'ourtb Mnnilit in Anirut;
galea uke plce at 8 r. w. T11DS. IVIS.
I.mE LikRiVKB, Secretary. Preifrnt.
FOR SAI.K.
Farm In Munater townhlp. Cinhni coun
ty. Pa. For particular call on or ad-trea
MKS. 1 IKNN KI.U
June 17. 3m. Oreaon, Pa.
Communication.
Lokf.TTo. V;., August 13. ls'.ii.
Kililur Cmnhriti Freeman :
I see in different papers i-rronious state
ments in regard to t lie recent terrible pow
der explosion in our mid.-t. The facts of
the case are these: Some time ago Mr.
Joseph llogue fur Keller A Clauson had
Mr. Kittell. of our place, tear down the
different shanties and auiongthem was the
powder house on McMullen summit.
When Mr. Kittell had torn off part of the
lxiards he discovered powder within and
left the house stand without renailing the
ttoards.
The boys through curiosity entered the
house, and as the powder was condemned,
thought of no harm. The boy Conrad was
in the far corner of the room when the
match was lit by young Mctiillen. and
when the Ixtys Mctiillen and f.itzinger saw
wh'it was likely to happen, they ran and
Conrad remained. Young Mctiillen seeing
that Conrad was not coming out. returned,
and was at the openi ng when the terrible
accident occurred. Young Conrad was
burned to a blackened mass. Mctiillen
ran aud in running tore off his clothes with
the help of young Litinger, who after
wards took M.'tiilleu to the Misses Mc-
Mullens", w here he was tenderly cared fur
until the physciau arrived, but died after
ward. I
The boys had not lieen tainteriiig w ith
the property of the railroad company or
with any other property, as my lxy is
w illing to swear, and he is the only one
left to relate the whole story. They were
all exemplary boys, and it was undoubted
edly curiosity that lead them to this dread
ful accident. These are the facts as told
by my son. and 1 trust be will not lie cen
sured, as it is a fright he w ill never forget.
The bereaved parents of the two deceased
ltoys have the sympathy o'ttie entire com
munity. " Kl-OKNK LlTZINOKIi.
Fire In f lie llnnllnicdon Reformatory.
Two of the large new manufacturing
buildings at the Huntingdon Keforniatoiy
were totally destroyed by fin-on Sunday
evening. I liree months ago an unsuccess
ful attempt was made by an inmate to
burn the new three-story brush factory,
but Sunday night's effort proved success
ful. The flames were discovered at o'chk-k,
and in an hour the brush factory and car
Itenter shop were destroyed, with all their
valuable maehiney. Kai h building was
3Kix.Hl feet. A panic ensued aniMiig the
4.V) inmates, but armed guards mxui (iielled
the rlisturbiaiice. The north wing of the
main buildings was on fire, hut the dam
ago there is slight.
The reformatory was at the mercy of
the flames for a time, owingto a total lack
of water in the main reservoir. The
Huntingdon Fire Department ran a milv
with their apparatus, and. obtaining water
from the Juniata river, succeeded in sav
ing the main buildings.
There is no shadow of doubt that the
fire was the work of one of the inmates
who were employed to-day to do some
slight repairs in the brush factory. A
match was evidently dropped maliciously
among the inflammable " material. The
brush factory was operated tty th Consol
idated Manufacturing Company, of Phila
delphia, whose loss on stock and machin
ery will reach ?10,Ouo. The loss on the
two buildings is ?,"0.'): Insurance fin.ooo.
neat la of Rees N. I.loyd.
Rees S. Lloyd, one of the oldest residents
of this vicinity, died at his home in Cam
bria township on Monday, August 1.1th,
ISfrj, in ttie Tilth year of his age.
The deceased was born on ttie farm on
which he resided at the time of his death
in September, 181fi, and was a son of the
late Stephen Lloyd, one of the pioneer
settlers of the neigh Itorhood, During his
entire life he was a resident of Camttria
township aud was one of its most exem
plary citizens. In 1ST."i, w hen the new con
stitution came Into effect requiring the
election of one commissioner of the mi nori t y
party. Mr. Lloyd, w hojwas always a Repub
lican, was elected and served one term.
filling the office with satisfaction and abil
ity.
He leaves to sin vive him a widow who
was his life partner for over fifty years. on
son, Fes. Lloyd, editor of the llcrahl in
this place, and twodaughters, Maggie, wife
of William H. Sechler, Ksi., and Xane,
wife of Mr. Ed. James, both of Ettciisburg,
His remains were interred in Lloyd's
cemetery on Wednesday afternoon, the re
mains iK-lng followed to the grave by one
of the largest funeral escertseycr w itnessed
in ElMinsburg.
CTKAY SHEEP.
k7 ('Mine to the prcmUet of the vubscrlber In
camiina lownxniu on sr aoout we lAtn oi June
five aheep with blue paint mark on rump, one
naTlnai a alii In the lell ear. The owner Is re
quested to come forward prove property and uke
mem away, oinerwiie iney win be dif io.eii oi ac
cord mat to law. l.kw is ki.m.
August Vi.lVJi.
"TV H. STKOI.'P. the photographer at thin
I'm place, ia doinic quite a lanre business at
his irallery near Maple Park. All person desir
intf Photographs or Ferrotype! should give him
a call.
XtfANTEIX A middle aped woman to do
t house work: small family: waares, t-i per
week. Inquire of Joseph OrltBn, M unster town
ship, near Kay lor station.
IF you have an old or laded picture that you
wonld have enlarged, take it It. H. Stroup'i
nailery near Maple Park. Satlstactlon guaran
teed or money reiunded la onr motto.
ACAK LOADol Barb Wire cheap at TJulton
a Son'.
C. A. LANGBEIN,
Manufacturer of aud Dealer in
ALL KINDS of HARNESS,
F. McKKXKICK,
N.lnOLEiS, BRIDLEi, WHIP,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
Kobes, Hy Nets, I'urry Oombs, etc., etc.. Ke
palrinK Neatly and Promptly done. All work
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Kidlnar Bridles, from 60c. np.
Team Bridles, from 1.60up.
Lap Dusters, trotn oc. up.
Machine-made Harness, from 8.) up.
Hand-made Harness, from 10.00 up.
Oat-Call and examine my stock before pur
chaunir elsewhere. I guarantee to fell as cheap
as the cheapest.
at-Shop Barker s'Kow on Centre street.
aprl2ytf
ATTORNEY aND ..l NnKLLoK AT Law.
EHt.NBlKa. - 1A
a'Umceon Uentre street.
T'KIAI LIST.
List of causes set
week cl September, 18-
M aire nan
A cor
Doran et m... ....
Kutledire S. Miller
McDonald
Buck
(I'Hara
Urabam
lar.tner
Sitde
Mark .
Lloyd
I- wart At l:o
Lytle 4. Co
Sloan ......
Pardon et al
Zimmerman
Klinordlneer
Notlcy fc. Hartcr
Henford
Suiielemire t Co
Huttuenotfc. He- tier..
Moxlev.....
CosUew..... - .
Mlldren.
Protbonotary's efflce.
down tor trial the second
vs. Thomas.
. ..vs. Cannon.
vs. Pijier et at.
vs. Confer.
...vs. Prosper et aU
.......vs. Campbell.
vs. Kays .
vs. Morrellville Castle
K. of O. L.
vs. Stepens.
vs. Younn.
vs. Croyle.
, vs. Dunlap et al.
vs. Miller.
vs. 'rexewell.
vs. ritleMeln.
vs. Moore et al.
vs. Dibert-
vs. Mefiouuh.
vs. MeMulien et al.
vs. Ximmerman.
vs. Helfrlck.
vs. Iealtey.
vs. Vhl.
vs. liwellinit House In-
lnsurance t:o.
....TS. Johnstown Savins-s
Hank.
JAS.C. DARBY.
prothonotary.
Aug. 8, W.K1.
1704.
IHOl.
Policies written at short notice In the
OLD RELIABLE 1 '-ETNA11
KaA other t'trat '1jm t'oiupanlei.
1UEJITFVK THE
OIO HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMT.
COMMENCED BUSINESS
Etensbunt. July 1.1882.
L'DITCK S NOTICE.
L
The ('ltlxens Bulldltiarl i .v,. i -...
. r . i..ifi JTi i In the Court of CVmmon
... ! Pleas of t'ambria Co,
" fNos. 30 and SI. March
Peter Hertao. term. 18W.
And now to wit. the 8th dav of June Hw on
motion of Alvin Evana. Eso.. counsel for Sherlfl
Shumaker, T. W.Dick appointed auditor to dis-
",vul ' money in tne fiann oi the Sherlfl
arisinirom the sale of the delcndant's real es
tate to anil among the jiersons loyally entitled
to reeelve the same.
TVnm thn lmrA
Not Ice is herehv irlven that 1 will ait at m of
1"e in Ebensburc tor the purpose of above ap
pointment on FKIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1H92, at
o cioek. a.m.. at which time and place all par
ties tntererested mat attend, otherwteo be farev.
er debarred from coming In on said fnnd.
T. W DICK.
Auk. 19. 1W2. nditor
AUDITOK'S NOTICE.
In tbe trphans' Court offambria county.
In the matter of the first and final account of
Joseph A. tr y. administrator ol ohn Ii. Miller,
late ol Carroll township, deceased.
Having been appointed Auditor by said court
to report a distribution of the fund In the band
of the accountant, notice is hereby ariven that I
will sit at my office in the borouvh of Ktiensburs;
on FRIDAY. THE2ND DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
lira. at l) o clock. A. at . lor the purpose of dis-
cnartrinar ine duties oi said appointment, when
and where ail persons Interested mitr atttend nr
oe forever oei arred rrom cominsr in on said fund.
DONALD E. DUFTON.
Ebensbnrg, Pa . Auaj. 19. ln2. Auditor.
A t-'DITOHS NOTICE.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county. Pa.
In the matterof the account of John A. Boyle,
asp iirnee of Edward Met Hade.
Having been appointed Auditor by said Court
to report a distribution of the funds In the hands
of the accountant, notice Is hereby s;iven that 1
will sit at mv office In the boroueh of Ebensbursr
on SATURDAY. EAE 3RD DAY OF SEPTEM
BER. 18s2, at '0 o'clock, a- at., for the purpose of
disc-baricinir the duties ol said appointment, when
and where all persons Interested may attend or
t forever debarred from comlmr In on anld fund.
1HINAI.1I E. DUFTON.
Ebensburai. Pa.. Auk. l'J, 18(. Auditor.
To Investors.
"VfTHY ko away from borne to seek investments
IT when you can bur Pennsylvania First
Mortaraare aecuritics on the Caj-h or Monthly
Payment plan and which will net you twenty per
cent-on your money? For particulars call on or
address H. A. ENOLEHART.
Aag. 5, Wl. Ebencbunr. I'a.
TM E U EAT
HAS SHRUNK
r Die
ltj rm.
!l,''-';LULL'""""'""iirii!aj1iiiillliiMiiiiiliiiMll,i,..,,
It is midsummer uow a bad time for-tnerchants to sell goods.
To liven up business we have cut the prices on all our goods to
such a percentangc that no man or woman can alTonl to pass the
opportunity of taking advantage of them.
OUR PRICES ARE CUT III HALF !
and what you buy other places for $2.00 we will sell you from
now until September lOth at 1. Can you save tliis amount of
money by buying at any other store? Verily not
We placed in this sale
85 Pairs Ladies' Donpla Surini Heel,
Sizes 1 i to 7, at per pair.
125 pair of
LADIES' - TOE - SLIPPERS,
From 2 to 8 at 47c. a pair
LADIES'
DOXGOLA COUUOX-Sra OR OPERA TOE,
in sizes 2 J to 8 at 1.4 S per pair.
Ladies' French Kid, High-cut, Common-eense or Opera Toe
at 2.24 per pair.
We also carry a full line of ladies' cloth top Spring and Heel
Shoes. Price now 2.12.
Men's Calf Dress Shoes, all shapes, at 1.08. Men's iood
iiress Shoes now at 1.23.
Boys' Brogans with solid sole now at 'Jo cents a pair, and
many more bargains.
Special large display of blue prints, 50 diiTerent patterns at
51 2 c. per yard, fine Bedford Cords, . inches wide, all new
shades, go now 45c., 44 inch white Lawn at Oe.., dress Ginghams
at Sc., and other great bargains in the dry goods department.
A fotii)!ftt outlit duriii2 tliis --ale fur ln.' i. Tin nut til rm-Nt f a suit in Uiu
or black t-onii'il ir-t.i). u if uiMid I hi-x .S'iim-. Id-rt.y Hat ami Siji-iiiJi.-rs.
also have srn-at bargains m l)n-s 1'aiitalmHi. iiin. I ti.i rucar. ( 'ol !ar ami Cufls.
First arrival of tiiUat-st styl. in l'all Ni.-kwi-;n. Nf.v l"all iroods an m ci.m
iii in.
B2
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES.
e
A car load of Lever Spring Tcoth Harrows just received :tt the Ebenslmrg Foundry.
RAII.K(IAI) TIME TAHLE N(. 1 OK
Cresson. Clearfield Countv and New
Short Koute Kallroad. In cllect on and
isoveznber Ijt.h I8V1.
Till-.
York
alter
Irvona
Eip.t..
Church
r- Traint .
O r asi
Line
i5S:"tv;":i"--'-i
4 r; :
1892.
EBENSBURC
FOUNDRY
HE
Mail..
x
H
I list ...
Pacific
Exp..
aicieocQiQoovsoovc.
'xcnr--- r. - --c- r .
! rii-i :-' -r-:j
:iBt:-c --Ss !:-5
r -. . . .
i :::::::::: :
I -
I
J aO c S Sir-- x -c a
tlisz eL9
Mall., i "
I I
7. I k . -
jTratnt-j "
Creason' a
:jp.t..i 0
I 'l4 til!cat" -aaV?i?'-l.-i.'S
S St
-I I . t
aj-xi-c'-i-i-oi-c.-:
axvBaxgri.i...i.i.
S;iii;v.-:rsiM-5oo
ic?X"Meocine:rtnnMo
Iave dally ezcetd Sanday.
t Leave Sunday only
Black let'em Indicate teleirraph atationi.
lenny ', Moore's and tlriptte Cro5tn will
be fla itatlooK for all traina.
No. 1 connect at Creason with Johnstown Kx
"re at 8 '-7 for points netween Oreaaon and
Johnstown, and with Pacific Express at 8 4 fur
point west of Johnstown. Also with Mart Train
at 9 for points east of Cre'son.
No. a connects with Mail Train at i'K for point
West of Orerson. and Mall Express for points
east ol Cresson.
From points west ol Crenson No. 4 connects
with Mall train at 9 it. and from points eat of
Cresson with Johnstown Express at 8 -7. and Pa
cific Express at 8 45.
No. 4 connects with Mall Train at 4 2H from
points east of 1' res ion. and Mall Express at a 17
from points west ol Cresson.
Sunday trains connect with Pacific Expresiaod
Mail Train west and mall Express east.
Passenirers to or from points on Pennsylvania
h. Northwestern Kallroad can take train at Coal
port or Irvona.
Stations mar lard "f" are fliar stations. Pas
senger! wishing: to ret off will notify the con
ductor. Passengers wishing to set on will flue
the train at these stations. Iraini will not stop
unless so nottf ed. W. P. KATHBt'N.
'leneral Manaarer and superintendent.
F. J. BUKUCMJN. Train Master.
" AIKKOAn TIMETABLE OK THE FKENS
IV lurn l Itresson Branch Kallroad. In cflect
December 20. 1891.
Connect loni
WEST.
t fvster Exp i Main
Western Exp 4 43 a m
Johnstown tip. .8 74 a in
Pacific Exp. 8 45 a in
Mall 4 28 p m
Way Pass 2 3 p m
i at CreMon.
EAST.
Harris burn Ac. Vi a m
Seashore Exp.. 8 :o a m
Mall.
I lay Exp
Altoona Exp.
Mail Evp
Phil Exp....
ff 38 a m
..11 04 a in
...ldopn
... S 17 p m
... 8 12 p in
SOU1HWAKI1.
1Mb- No. 1. No. i. No. 3
tance. am am r m.
Khensbura; 7 40 In 25 3 35
Hrariley 3.0 7 60 10 31 S 44
Kavlol 4.8 T M 10 3 3 50
Noel 6.1 8 01 10 38 3W5
Munster 7.6 M 10 41 4 no
Lucket . 8 13 10 45 4 H8
Cresron 11 3 20 10 5o 4 lb
NOKTHWAKD.
Ins- No. 1. No. 2. No. 3.
tance. am am r m.
Cresson 11 l S
Lucket 1.7 35 11 -jr. & 3-1
Munster 3 8 40... 112... 5
Noel 6.3 44 11 X, 6 43
Kaylor 8.6 47 11 41 .5 48
Bradley 8.3 52 11 47 6 17
EbensburK 11.3- I" la 01 0 10
Bradley, Noel and Lucket are Klaa; StatloDs.
No trains on Sunday.-
Will Kavo For Sale This Year :
Sprinif Tixth Harrows.
4 'uil f valors.
Mowlni; .Machine?,
Keaiicrs,
lakcs.
I't. w p.iints.
l.:indfi,l?i
Plow H.n-iTe f.
1'lnw If- an:,
flow Itoltr.
4 'Klk tovt-s.
Sections fur all Mai limed, lianvm,
Hay Korks. Heaters.
Hay 4,'ainer. liiat.mt stoves,
Threnhcrs, t-urnai-us.
Sled St.lcS, 4ir.ttca -jl ll kiiuls.
Cellar Windows,
Sarh Weights,
4'hin.poy Top.
Iron Puiupi-.
Bone liutt,
WikKons,
Koa.i ( ' U.
Keck-lioardb,
ItUKKies,
Sleds.
Phosphate,
4 "ement.
Kuildinx PipsTt
Steel liuohng.
Steei Siding.
Stoel Llnlnic.
Suuar Kettle
Kuad Scoops,
tlraln Drills with Corn
Planter At-aoiiiucnt.
H. A. SHOEMAKER.
U.rni; 1E--N .W I NCE AMI SIXTH STKEET, PITTSlMKf.. PA-
I l.M'V 1 Hi:EE Tllllt SAMl tIKAItl'ATES.
The l.irnet ! r.-t i.r". r --.v ' liusine tVllejse In the I'nlted States. Send for arw Illuslra
ted Catalnttue iiii I : 1 a. t:-.ar. mailed free. Address, J.O. SMlElSSOiN.
Auk. l'.t 8t.ci.iw.
IT IS A IM'TY To" ewo yoaraelf mnd fm
lly fa ret the brel for ynr nieney.
Iontaiitf la your f wra r by ar-baiilf
W . L. Itouvlaa Shar, vahich reareenl Ike
beat vailae lor prices avakeat, mm theaiaaude
will teat Ify.
mJT TAKE
NO UrBSTITlTE-a
K. L. J0H.S1VS. M. J. BVI'K. i. W.fi tCX.
FiTABLIHIIKU 18T1L
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
IJANKMKS
EUENSHUKi;. - TENN'A.
A. V. KI4 H, 4 avaal. r.
ITAHLlHHKU;i8a.
Carrolltowxi Bank,
CAKK LLTt)WN. PA.
T. A. 8H lKBl ua, C aaabler.
NOTICE Is hereby irlven that the following aus
count has been hied In the Court ol Common
Pleas of Cambria county. Pennsylvania, and will
1-e confirmed bv said court on the F1KST MON
DAY OK SE-TEMBEK, lt'-. unless cause be
shown to tbe contrary:
The account of J ese II. liimond, assignee of
John and Luclnda P. McCormlck.
J.C. IAKBY.
Auit. l'i.lo'.ri. Prothonotary.
rjlEO. m. u?:ade.
VTT ATIOKNEY-AT LAW.
EBatfttnriia. 1'kia.
TOaic on Centra tired, dhi Uikb.
VTTENTH IN. SOLHI EKS!
I have been appointed bv the Hon. Secre
tary of the Interior PKNSI!N AM CLAIM
A.:KNT. I have TWELVE TEAKS' F.XPLK
IENCE. All claim entrusted to me will receive
I prompt attintlon. Any soldiers drawlnat les
rthan fv per month petslon can have it increased
to to. 88. 810 and t12 per month, according to disa
bility, under the act o t June 27. 18fU.
I'lease arlve an old wounded com rail e your pat
ronage. Ofttcewitb Wni. 11. Sechler. Attorney at
Ua. Keade'a lwow, i'entre street. V;tensliurK.
Pa. J.li.Kl'KKE.
Pennlon Attorney,
Iate Major 11th KevU. Penna. Keferves
May 20, lHsl.w
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE centeWn.
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEf.
A irnainr irwrH a hoe, that mnU mat rip, fin
calf, aeanilcsa, am.w lh Inable, Be Utile, more coro
fortAlile.alllKn anit durahli-lhan aay other aboe
mid at theVrits. lUjuAla cuatutu uaUo atiueaooaUiwc
fMTi 4 lo Hnl-vred. flnecatf shoes. The
3A moat s(vll.h. eauv and dumlde ahm-a ev-r aoM
at the price. hey eaual cue amxrteU ahuca coat lu
liO iO Polfce fhee, worn by farmer", and all
a)We othera who aiut m pooii h.avy calf. lhn-
tu W1. extmsiin eflfte abiie. - u waiJa la, and will
kP the fe-t dry ami arni.
SO SB Fine (a If. Ji.'2ian1 S 2.1)0 Werk
aaatCe lDKmi-u' Mnie ill f?ivc nMrt -ar fur lUn
tiiout-y than anv inbr make. They are araa.ie f.irap
vk. Tb iiit-rualug bale ahow fhiit woraic;iucn
have found thts.m. . .
n f t .i.4M and Tentbo 1.?5 chl
U JJO r-hora are ama l.y tt b-y rn-ry.
Vk hertsT Theiuiwt e-n jo-alib-atKn-aanW at tlieiirioea.
.j;nrl J:1.4 llnnil--ed. fi.30,
Hlin.fl are made f Ian lxmnola -'r flue Calf.
dmlred. Tl-y art- v-ry at lifch.c.iiioriatli- and durable-
The au ahi ie ei ualncuiO. no mail. Klioet.ert ma:
from 4.i to4t.M. 1 Jili-a bona lU tuecuuouuae U
their ftad wear are Sndintc Ihiaoat.
( aalioa. W. I I mut,-li' name and the price la
1aniM-d on tbe bottom ( each eboe: look for It
m-hen yon buv. Beware of i:l'raatt4mitiiiK Uiauta-
etltuteotbtT "makea fortlvm. r-wh auriHtltutiuliaare
fraudulent and aubincl to irmpcutliu by law lor ob
taining mon.y Ulidi falr tiet-teucee.
V . L. l)Ol t.LAS, Itruc klea, Maaa. Sold by
c. T. KOBEirrs,
VfirMt, i HtA-sr.i K4; i-a.
General Bzilin Mirns Trassactel.
The folhiwlmc are the principal feaUaref of
(ceDeral banaiug- business :
laEPttaHlTN
Kav-elvei payabU- on demand, and tr.taeest bear
loat certificates lt.ued to time dupobltoa.
!.. N
Extended to customers on tavorabla terms and
approved paper discounted at all tluA.
OLtJC-TIO4N
Made In tbe locality and upon al: tbe banklnar
j towns In tbe I'nlted States. 4'ho.tiM moderate.
' DKA 1 T4
! Issued neicotlable In all parts mJ tbe I'a"-. .
' states, and It.reiita ezchanKe '- -ia 1 on all partn -ol
Ero,e.
At ( OI PaTS-
Of merchants, fwrmers and ahtni aollclted, t
whom rea.-oc.aW accomodation will be extended
Patrons are assured that all Iraraactlon" Snail,
be held as strliHIy private anJ cinnd-nilal. and
that they win le treated a llberany u goo
banking talus will jiermlt.
j KaoiHrtlu)ly,
i illlKTO.. BU K A .
JUST RECEIVED I
A L.VUtii: LOT-
Boots tfe Shoe
-IiT ;ijt AT
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorncy-n t- j jaw,
EBENSBUKU, FA.
OtUoe in Armory Building , opp.Oourt Uoitae.
oTi.i. L! i li r.
Ii .1 . s 1 1 !;r l , i . I Kiit-i.i k r.m
ltcate.l nt luil'.i.l-. I'a . rr ttie It ti K P.
Kailwa l.-i..a. w c :( eii lrivi.i u lur
nlh the lic.1 a.'i.Hi.-iifuiHlMi i.i'ii- i. I-u!-;ii.mi nit,-n,
lilcavsure ltl.r aint lnur tcrf . Prr tn In njarch
Af xnn inn an. I mi:! will hri.1 11 a ile-irable lilai'e
to stop. Hit. 1 i :o is uii-'irij '.! and Is always j
Supplied ana i oe
all tne ilrucirm.
Sheriffs Sale I
-I'KOM TlIK i lUcK OF
j W. E. SCHMERTZ &L CO
I'llr.Rt K, HA.
e-t the uwki-i an-irils.acd
l lb rrui'ii, I he l;ar i suii
'iitirt
atten
tion Klven to itio Ca.v vt ai.
H.J. .-CHF.lIlt,
plied with Ilie ctii.i.t - .1 .1 puru liuori and '!:
and notbina; t'ut the lc: I. U. -.pc ial ktli
The
Prices
public invited to call.
awHy down. .
JNO. LLOYD & SONS,
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