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Mr. Is a niouurh. a wt-ll-kiiou n citl
''ii of Si-alp L..v'l. liU'ti at his hou.f on
Tih silay iasr uin-al alum t lift y -live yours.
Last Friday niiilit a iiuiiiImt of Huns,
ho hail astMiihli'il in a douse ul the Lip.
I in n. ott miii.'s. Wfsttuorf luntl county, niak-
nitf iiit i i y over it ki-it of lieer. huil an alter
cation hii-h ivsiiltcil in i nf id,. iniiiiU-r
Iwiiii; la-lu'il ui-rosx i h,. alMloiii'n with a
kiiifi, i 1 1 1 1 I . -1 1 I y ilisiMiilMiwc lint, him. The
w on iiili-d man will die.
Sam Davis has Ih-i-ii a ii at t ache ot the
Camhiia i-oiinty coun house for twenty
ars ami now seeks another fut eonnty
otm e. .1. Stj.mall, n,,,,,,,!, v,.,v ,.,.,
ami just out or the sheriff's ofllce. Is also a
particular frieml of the ilea r voter for sim
ilar reason- Jn-i now. Their o.onents
are poor but worthv ii..h,hnt,un
Uiwil,
- .lohn CoiiDBliy who worked in a stone
quarry at l l.w v iailnet. in attempting tojjet
oiT a movinii freight train near that place
1 1:SI week, was thrown uniler the
w l.eels ami hul one foot masheil so hadly
tliat it hail to le aiupuialeU. while the
other lev was cut off lietween the. ankle
ami the knee. He w us taken to the West
I 'en ii Hospital.
A chap is now traveling round this
section iryitiur to swindle pirties with a
contract for w ire fence. H' offers to give
enough w ire to fem e it ten-ui le fiel.i if the
patty will sivn a contract to take the
aittti.-y r(.r i u w he. The contraot is w h-Te
the sw in.llinjr ci -s In, for if read i-!om-I-
it turns out to he a promissory note for
5il"i'i. after a few words are erased with
oxalic acid. I'.ewtreof him.
The trial .r Colonel A. I,. Hawkins,
Lieutenant Colonel .1. 1. It. Strealor, ami
Siirireon W.S.tirim.of the Tenth regiment,
on the f ha rve of assault preferred hy ex
I'lisate lams, will IM-cur next Wednesday
in the Allegheny courts ut Homestead,
lams, it will he rememtM'ieil. w as struuv
up hy the thutiihs and drummed out of
camp in disgrace for hurrahing over the
attempted assassination of II. C. Flick.
The larire liarn of Mr. James W. Iun
can. of liuthiiKtoii low nship. Indiana couti
n. near the amiiria line, caught tire on
Thursday nioruini; of last week at an early
hour and was soon reduced to ashes. AM
of this year's crop was stored in the tarn,
ami the los hea v. estimated at alxiut
j '!.:. with an luminance ot l.'iii in the
I Dwelling House Insurance Companv of
lloston. The tire is supposed to have tieeii
the work of an incendiary.
- On Wednesday tin lining ahout Ho'chn-k
the residem e owned hy I'eter Statitfer, nil
nated ahou t li e miles sou! heast of (in-iis-hii.-ir.
w a Imriied to t he ground. The tire
oi iu'inaled iii the upper story, ami when
discovered Was lieyolid control. In thee-
ciiemeiit a 'iahe, aired almnt one year, that
w as sleeping, w as lorgntteu until too late,
ami it was Imriied lo death. The mother
is almost frantic over the death of her
ilarlimi. The origin of the lire is a tnys-ti-rv.
Los, i.."p4i, with a small insurance.
- Mrs. Mary O'Murra. aired rc, years,
widow of the late Cornelius O'.Marra. of
Johnstown, was struck hv an eleelric car
on Ki oad street. Sixleetit h w aid, Johns
town, thrown to the track, and the wheels
of the car passed over her left letf Heal the
ankle. She was hadly injured that am
putation was necessary, ami she w us taken
I Memorial Hospital, w here the operation
w a- i fi rmed, am! it Is thought she w ill
snrvixe. The cause of the accident Is at
1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - I to the deafness of Mrs. O'Marru,
w ho has lieen very deaf for some time.
A womlerrul cave has Just lieen dls
. 'm n il at WimmIw aid. Centre county, ami
a stot k enmpunv has fM-en fnrnietl to ex
plore it. Those w ho have visited the place
give its dimensions u, jVe miles in length
ami varying in height from fifteen feet up
ward, while it is tilled with iuuiimcratile
caverns that rival in grandeur the famous
ae in Kentucky. In it is a flowing
stream, almost a river, ami a w aterfall, the
depth of which can only he imagined.
The discovery has created a Krcal excite
ment in the etsteiii part of Cell tie con nt y.
It is well known that dry sand Is one
of the hest things that can he used tor kill
ing an incipient oil tin, and some factoi it s
where oil is used have lieen equipped with
nails of this mateiial in various depart
ments. It is now suggested that mary
dwelling house tires caused hy lamp explo
sions might le averted hy keeping some of
the ornamental vases In the room filled
with sand, so that it would e always at
hand ami ready for use in case of need. A
further incidental ad antage is that fragile
pieces of porcelian, hy lieing so hallasted,
would he rendered less liable to hreakage.
A fatal accident occurred on Thursday
morning about :: o'clock al a point on
the I'eniisylvaiiia and Northwestern Rail
road krown as Kock Cuts, alxuit two miles
south of I Joydsvillv, in which Joseph
Hincs lost his life. Mr. Ilines was fore
man in charge of blasting w hen he met his
death. He had set off a blast and was
running away from it for safety, up a
ste, p dei liv ity. In his haste lie stumbled
ami fell backward directly on top of the
charge silumtaiieoiis with its explosion.
His chest ami left arm was shattered and
maiiiricd in a hot rible manner, resulting in
instant death. He was utxuit 40 years of
age ami a widower with one son. whose
whereabouts are unknown.
-There is much dissatisfaction iniong
the fishermen of the state on account of the
man loo-e places in the fish laws, and
when the next legislature convenes a new
hill, now being prepared by a number of
sportsmen, w ill In presented. The tishei
ii it-ii want the law changed to eliminate
lhee points. They want the salaries of
t he tish w aniens raised so that they can
devote their time to proseculinif v iolalors
of the law ; they want out-llne fishing
lite toall. and the heaviest of tines levied
on those w ho ex plod dynamite in the riv
.rs, ami thtsc w ho run sawdust ami alkali
into the streams. Tney will also recom
mend that the trout catching season be ex
tended fiom April 1 to August 1. instead of
from A pi il I-"' to July I V
Columbus Day lu llUrnsburic was ob
served by the pupils of our public schools,
at o'clock p. in. lormiiiK Into line and.
together with the ii. A. II. and Sons of
Veterans, preceded by a drum corps,
paraded Itiroiigh the principal streets of
I he town. After the parade was over the
stars ami stripes were run up on the flag
pole recently erected on the w-hool bllilJ
ing. ami the starry emblem was saluted by
old ami voung as it floated uraccf u.ly to
the l.lece. A prayer was offered by Kev.
Manly, of the Christian church and ad-
.1, s we..' delivered by F.J. MoKenHck.
i:-., . Alvin Kvans. Ks.,.. Key. Jones, and
Cunt V Superintendent Lech. We were
unable to 1-e present owing to the press
of work ill our otltce. but if e Uie living
ami well we will In-on hand at the next.
-The ITiintiiigdoii reformatory sustained
another loss to its propel ty on Tuesday
night by an incendiary tire. AU.ul 4
o'clock the mammoth abattoir U'loninK to
the institution was discovered ablaze and
in a short time was a smoldering ruin.
Sixty hogs in an adj-diiii. n narrowly
escaped incineration. The tire was un
oiieslioi.ably of im ei.diarv origin, and it Is
Uel.eved that one of t he many discharged
inmates who were h wring about the tow
applied the match. li.id f n-iuming
to their homes after their final di-charge.
many of the I. mates prefer to be'.u.o
charges on the charitable dispel citizen,
of Hmiiingdon. and on numerous occasions
they have obtained aid from defense ess
housewives by threats and li.tiu.M.ik,u.
The plague of burglars that uow Infest
that place is credited U the source ot dU
chaised reformatory inmates.
Augustine. Smeltzer. of Allegheny
tow nship. w ill offer for sale at his residence
In that township, on 1 Saturday. .n
vemlter lit. l.r. at I o'clock p. m., ihe ful
lowing Vrsonal propel ty: Two work
horses, tvo toad wagons, spring wagon,
sled, mowing machine, gram drill, plows,
shovel plows, cultivator, harrow, hay
rake, spreaders, swingle ai.d double
trees, chains, -.rubs, hay by the ton. straw
hy the load, corn fodder by the shock, corn,
oats, buckwheat and otaloes by the
bushel, cow , heifer, shingles hy the thou
sand, and other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms niede know n on day of
sale, when reasonable credit will be given.
MrrlM( l.lene".
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Oc
tober lnr!:
Milton II. Rummel und Annie M. De
vlnny, Johnstow n.
John O'Donnell and Mary Klndler.
(Irani, Indiana county.
August Kelm and Maria Nieman. South
Fork.
Joseph Varadl and
Johnstow n.
Annie Draskor,
tleorge W. Miller and Hegenia ltlair,
Johnstow n.
Henry Huberts and Anna Toner. J trnis -t-.wn.
Harry E, Amigh and Lavina Hihtebrand.
East Conemuugh.
Raymond J. Kaylor. Hastings, ami Ellen
Fi ances Adams, Cat rolltow n.
Alfred J. Oakley ami Susan Wilkins,
Monellviile.
Ss.lomou Harrison and salmelda Mi -ely.
Stonycreek township.
William H. ltarnhari and Mary Hotch
steld, Roxhury.
John H. t'fllegar and Mary A. KNt,
Johnstow n.
William Itensou ami I'ollie Tecbner.
Johnstow n.
Joseph II. Joy and Emma Diener, W ti
nui (Jrove.
.lame.s Rotiertsand Kale Herbert, Johns
town. lsldoie Lilly. Clearfield low nship. and
Lydia Warner, Cliest townsnip.
IVter E. Kensey and Susanna M. Work
inger, Johitstown.
E. J. Hui net t ami M.mie tiardnt-r.
Johnstow n.
M. E, McXeal, Adams tow usnip, ami
Kit Murray, Frugality.
'rrniwailiirr.
Mr. Charles i'hriste and Miss Maggie
Dora hue, tx.th of Mutister towusliip, wele
united in marriage al Loretto on th-toU-r
H. lr;. The atlemtalits were Mr. tieolge
ChrJste, of Altoona, brother of the gttMiui.
and Miss Rose Dliskel, cousin of the bride.
The ceremony was performed at I'rince
.tallitziu Chapel by Rev. H. I'. Counery.of
Ashville. uncle of the bride. The happy
couple then pltM-etstetl to the home of the
bride, where a sumptuous dinner was
given by their many friends. Thev were
then driven to Cress.ui, and, ac -ompaiiied
by their attendants, ttoarded an east-bound
train for Altooua. where the groom's
parents reside and w here an elegant supper
was served. The rest of the evening was
sH-tit in music and -tther amusements suit
able for tin occasion. The youi.g couple
were the recipients of many handsome
presents from their numerous fr-ends. The
groom is one of Cambria county's model
young men, and the bride is voting, hand
some, and fully equipoed for her calling in
life. They ha ve the ex tended uimhI w isnes
of their many friends. They are now vis
iting friends in eastern cities. .
.as
A NtMlura Marvel.
When the I'iltsburg Time look tosses
sion of its splendid t uilding last .April its
publishers promised that the Thin w ould
grow in excellence in the same proortioti
as its quarters have been e ilarged. The
Tiiif had already won such a proud (osi
tion among the newspapers f the country
that there was general curiosity lo know
how the promise would be redeemed. That
curiosity has lieen most (.leasautly grati
fied. The Titiux has lieen so enlarged, and
so many new features have been added,
that it is everywhere cited as a marvel of
mi del n journalism. The chief wonder is
that a nertspapei so complete in every re
spect can lie sold for one cent a day, or t i
per year, little less than the cost of a tiist
class weekly newspaper. If any of our
readers are not familiar by jM-rsonal In
spection with the merits of the Tinexwe
advise them to send for a sample copy,
which will be mailed free to any address
if there is no agent for the Times in your
locality It will pay you to write to the
Ttme for terms to agents.
Th Natal ! fori. Br.nrh.
-Johnstown, Oct. A telegram was
received at Dunlo on Tuesday from Pitts
burg ordering the cutting of ties for the
extension of the South Fork branch of the
Pennsylvania railroad from Duulo to Scalp
Lev' and a I'ennsy ivanla company engi
neer says the work w ill be pushed so that
the new line can handle the output of the
Scalp Level .-oal mines In the spring. It is
ajso found that these mines can lie oerat
ed without sinking a shaft, as all of the
veins crop out near the level. Five veins
are located there, with an average thick-H.-S.S
of twenty-six feet, the liest of the
coal tteing found In what is known as the
Lemon vein, seven feet thick, the coal frum
which Is used for liirtking coke.
The Philadelphia parties w ho are t ehind
the big project have tieen here and are now
extending their option on mineral lands
at ou l Scalp Level. It is stated that the
work of the South Fork extension of the
railroad will tie managed by Superintend
ent of Construction l.eolge, of Pittsburg.
....
Pig I'lrM In .llluat.
Half a block of buildings, extending
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth stnets on
Tenth avenue, Altoona. were consumed on
Friday morning by an Incendiary tire that
originated lit the livei y stable of I). C. Pat
terson. For a tiuiM the First Lutheran
church was threatened, hut It escaed w ith
melted window glas. The hiss Is estimal-
d at sStO.iMl.
Altoona had auother fire on Sunday
.afternoon, w hlch started lu W. E. Oruver's
.stable, at lireen avenue ami Ninth street.
'and communicated to theresldenceof Cou
ntable Itargcr and tht slaughter house ot
William Hare. A stiff wind tarried the
flames to Duke Jfc Arthur's .Ivery slable,
,Shaw's store and residences of Samuel
Itaker, John Maize and August Delozier.
'where the tire was staved. I-jiss alxiut
Insurance The fire was
started by boys playing with matches.
iniseovery Day.
The following programme for Coluinbu.
Day was rendered nobly by the pupils of
-the East Cressou school :
" 1. Reading of president's prorlain aliou
and raising the flag. Harry Ecklev.
:. Reading Columbus John MfCann.
it. Compositions Columbus by Lizzie
Itriice, Katie Lilly. .Agnes Wentroth, Virgil
Oardner, Lett Ditdson, Thomas Uruce.
. 4. Exercise eight Itoys.
5. Patriotic quotations sevetal pupils.
ii. Sc me Columbus in prison John Mc
Cann. 7. Isabella and her Jewel-, Katie Lilly.
3. Responsive exercises, teacher and
school.
t.. Recitation, teacher.
10. Claim of the uaUous, LU.ic ltru.ee,
Agnes Wenderoth. Robl Rhody,
11. Mush Apierlca.
s-
ir lb nc ! nt 'uppfd, rtr.
As to the .Yfounfuliccr not U lug able to
turn the work out lu the specified time, we
have only to say that had proposals been
advertised for and had we received the
contrac'., the work would have been done
ii the Muuntaineer office. Atuuntalneer.
Letter front Thou. M. Marnhsll, Jr..
q
The Republican politicians ot the county
are resorting to every unfair means ami
unscrupulous method- in order to defeat
F. J. O'Com.i r for district attorney. A
communication in the ..oiiioiiccr of this
week, signed "A Citizen." throws out the
inference that F. J. O'Connor '' w rite a
letter favoring a commuiatioii to life im
prisonment in the Elmer liriiner homicide
case, ami also published a lt ll--r written
by F. J. O'Connor to Thos. M. Marshall,
ir.. Esq.. accepting notice of the applica
tion in limner's behalf, and tliat-he iMar
shall) was -it liltei ty to show his letter lit
the hoard of pardons on the hearing.
Poor old Sam Reese, who was so coldU
murdered ul the hands of Elmer 1. inner,
ami w hose hodv now "lies iiioldering in the
dust," w hile Elmer lit -liner sits w ithiu the
walls of the Western Penitentiary, under
a comiuutal ion of sentence to life impris
onment, but not with t he ret-oiniuciida! ion
or approval of F. J. O'Connor, whose con
duct in the trial of the case was utile, fear
less, and honorable. Yes. Mr. "Citizen."
the Democratic papers Wiif say that F. J.
O'Connor HI nut write a letter favoring
the commutation of sentence of Elmer
liruner, and it wasn't liecause Samuel
Reese was of Welsh descent, either.
Read Thos. M. Marshall. Jr.'s letter to
F. J. O'Connor. Here it is :
Tin.". M. M.xitsti i. i., Jt:.. i
Counsellor ii I l.nu 1 1 T 1 Im iiioiul St
Pittsburg. Pa.. Oct. IS'.r'.
ioi. t'miih .. OCiiNHw'.
Mv Dkai: Sik: In reply to your letter
requesting me to sa y w het her or not you
wrote any letter to the pardon Inlaid or
signed any etition recommending the par
don of Elmei liruner, I replv that you did
not. 1 wrote to von. and in reply to my
letter you wrote a letter to me, stating
that you accept etl set vice of all notices,
etc., ami at the same time giving some of
your views in regjrd to the case.
I am a Republican ami you area Uiiiu
crat. but injustice to you I must sa that
if ever a dist rict attorney tlid his duty in a
homicide case vou did tours in the lirum-r
case. Your conduct of the case was able,
feat less, and honorable, if Vnu had gone
lieforc t lie pardon Itoartl to iipjue-e I tie com-
mutation of ISruncr's sentence I would
have coiis'idi-retl your conduct uiipiofes
sioual. Ill the w hole history of A llegheit
county there has only Iks-u one distiu-t at
torney who has ever apxaled ts-fnle I he
partlou tMtartl to tpjMse a coiitiiitilatioii tl
a death sei.tence, ami in I hat case t he con
duct of the district attorney in n iluinii
w as condemned by t he w hole bar of Alle
gheny county. Adistiict atlmnev imiiiIi
culled upon to try the cases in court, ami
t he quest ions which come l-fore the par
doll Imai'd are not legal questions - ihev aie
questions to In di-Iel milled outside of tin
case, it tteing an applicaiioii of the pris
oner for " metcy." and not a legal review
of the case. The rules of the pardon
Imatd provide that they will not pass iimiu
any question passed upon tiv the courts.
It gives lue pleasule to put Voll light ill
this matter. Itecaiisethe mixing ol politics
with the administration oi justice is a
blow at our tin m of government.
Asiiv il. I. K Pa ..ct.. VI. Is'.r.'
Hilitur ( 't lulu it f Vtiiiiiiii
IlK.Xt: sik: -We hail a giaiui tally of the
voters. Demi rath-. Reputilicau and l'm
hihi t ioiiists in Ashville on last Thui'sdav
ev eiiiug and all thos.- inlelt -ssl In a fair
election were there. Mine host, .lames
Haiiloli, proprietor of Hie Exchange Hotel
had ready a large hickory hiIi- the emblem
of ttiir old lime lb-iniH-racv uieasuring T."
feet, which was raised ut the corner of
Main ami I-road streets. The tole was
raised without accident ami was placed in
position Ubout t. o'clock I-. M., with the
stars ami stripes proudly tioatiug trout its
top.
Frank J. O'Connor. Es., candidate for
District .Attorney, w ho amoiigot her -eak-ers
hail tieen invited was promptly on hand
and the meeting w as organized with M. D.
Wi lis. a- I'l esident. Prompt iv at s o'clo. k
Mr. O'Connor was introduced to the audi
ence by Mr. William Rilev.
Mr. O'Connor in his usual able, forcible
unit convincing iiianuer, .re-eiited the is
sues of tne campaign to his admiring crow it
of hem ers ami in a forty-tive minutes
speech, he elect I ilied t he citi.elis of Ash
ville, with more truth intermixed with
pleasing anecdotes than the citiens of
this place have listened to for a long time.
He spoke lu a respectful wavofthe rank
ami tile of the Republican party, but
showed plainly that the fault was with
ttiose who framed the principles of the
party.
Among other things he said that the
sooner the American ieoplc leal lied to
think and vote for themselves the
sooner high tiriff, trusts ami tramps,
would disappear together with toli!ical
chicanery and Jobtiery. On the whole the
meeting w as a grand and entire success
and v hen alt was fiver three cheers weie
proMsed by J. J. Rhodv. ami heartily giv
en for F. J. O'Connor, as a truthful tolit
Ical orator, (.rover ?levelaud and the
whole Democratic ticket.
The (Mttple "then departel for their
homes to ruminate how for mauv years
thev had followed the platform of high
protection tariff and were all glad they
hail raised a pole in honor of .mr candi
dates arid were pleased that our present
ami next District Attorney had come. We
were also gratified to fi ml that Mr. Han
Ian feels so much interested ill the success
of I tie Democratic pally as to have its
colors planted at hi:' door.
.So for the present, "farewell Hint her
Watkltis Ah! Z.
Wkti U lleT
A man who lives in Cambria county
came to Altoona j esterday, ami after trans
acting some business bad several hundred
dollars in his pocket. He reported to Rail
roud OJicei Hamlin later in the day thai
he went up Tenth avemiie, afterward went
into a saloon and called up a drink for him
self itntl those who were in the room al tl e
time. He also averred that this was the
only drink he took, Iml he appeared to lose
all consciousness aflerwaids. and when
discovered hy Mr. Hamlin w as in ihe wait
ing room al the station with his money
spread on a seat alongside of him. He
w as engaged in counting it. He was linull.''
persuaded b) the officer to go to the bank
and dittos it it. Some time before the mail
train started he hunted t he officer Up and
together they went lo the bank, where the
money w as draw ii out. He w as put on the
train and sent to his home by Mr. Hamlin
He could scarcely reinemtier an) thing and
had the appearand of hav ing lieen drugged.
.tn.onii Trlliiinc.
l eaf Hy shear.
The dropping of the leaves is not alw ays
caused by the ending of summer. or the ad
vent of the fall season, tint indeed by
many causes. So w ith the health and life
of the n u man being. One by one thev are
carried to au early grav e. You take a cold
and say. "Oh, well it is noth'ing but a cold."
ami so it is, tint if not checked in time am',
neglected, it leads to consumption nml
other diseases. Prevent il, stop it ,y
using a purerye w hiskey. Ministers, phy
sicians and tiospital superintendents agree
In recommending as a pel feet stimulant,
Klein's Silver Age or Duquesue Ryes.
The former sells at fl.-M. and the latter at
l.V.Ti per full quart Sold by Ludw lg A Son
Johnstown Pa.
1)KIV Alii SAI.K. Tb un.1eraltrn.Mj will Mil
t Private (sue In 1.UJ t-uruuB. sJatutirla
canty. Ha.. bl Hotel, with Htewery att-u-rteJ ;
Tao lew HuuaM, Stable, anil all oecenaarjr ut.
I'lailillDif on lb (irimliu 1 ha iioua If llrenMsl
Dot. Kt.r turtbar parMcula-a rail no or Bsltlre-I
Ike urtiprletor, 1 H fctil OKt SK1.L.
lAlj, fa.. Ort 24 , lwi
Mlaeellanett. Ntleea.
I.MiK.NHt KO MAKMl.t AMI JKAMfK
j VA oitiK. ax tifceirbnt ! a ni-rrlal rejrter
Ilia .I"! a-ii'-n ftay llrrald Helium ilea lei
anil tine atwstlx.
HiiriitK a recent 0 Intr trip la til-ettsitaira- tba
wiinr l lo art rle ii'I'f t tbe Mrtl ant
tlraiilte frs WllRtnsou at s-0. w h tclt
ere t'.ut.i'e I In ltvw. The nenlor tuaoiber wl tbu
pruais-sn re tl-in hat h-l an eiperlenre ut thlrtj -no
nn. anil hi fun and imrtr rr la
fkilinl eitrker. 1 lie rta wo-k thee pr arta-s
la ul ihe l.ll e I rev ami Tie. r'tsitn four lu
fire lit.l art-riD.-i. oe.1 ami rhe rerr finest m'm
unieni In tbe nmni j eat are ifltm-n .! iitelr
Hkill. Slilpmeiil ara mi.le iltruugb ihU aol to
aili 'Inlittc istuiitissft.
- All WUnln ol rrmete-T work la etecuteil mnA
a tine Hue nt Ircin Kallina la hanttia.1 an.t
The tHiw-li nt wra fca l tin han.1 (rreeireal h lee j
ear-liao ) in rerr cutDHti an.t man; veiy one
uHinuinrnls are eihiMteil. two enterlall r-eiut
re.uifNt in ihe rus-le ifTle ami In laniatb n ut
I rtt-Wei.rk . trl'h a finely eiaeuieal rrs-as on tbe
titt. Among the many fine tuunurueni left)
t'jr ihi Rtui If ae e ht tm Itllteen-leet-btab
n'ltitun -n' ler ShetiK tlrittlih. mouuinrnt lor
Knitter thrifty (nmeen Iret hlahl, a I no monu
mrnrti lor .larot Kihler anil .lauahier ol JuAa
lirimih. Hitl It grnllemau aire i-rraenal eUa
tien to liuf-liiet-ii a trail aa executma tbe Ooaat
wink. In ali the Hue they hare lieen In l-iuiiieae
they bare atlhcreil alrletiy tt ihetuailtu all KiaitU
jiml a rei-resentral ami price a low a the caioe
I ft. ul wu.k ran Istuaht elewbere. We bare
uo hreitanry in rem mm ending Menitrf. Wltkln
tM.n fc. Sin t itur rt extent aa reliahie tutiiiets aueJi.
prutc require anil tru twrthy. Vtalt their ealat-li.-liitirnt
helore ortlerlna elewher-."
tVS r.'la. aoeuiion tald to feltlna work.
nruakfaarH tr ik l.tejtaor lltll
walal ly tared a altulaUlfrla;
r. ft atart' CUwIatr w kpt-rllir.
It u manuttwture h a wder. wbtra ran tie
a U rn In a tela a oi l-eer. a ruu ol mttee or lea. or
in to-ht . without tbe tm-wie.lae of tbe i-atient.
1 In al'i-..lulely riaruile-n. and will eflert fyes-ma-
ent abd nterdr cure, whether tbe ttatie-tt I a
oiiHterate drinker or alis.a.illc wraa-k. tl ha a tnrii
girrn In Ih. ufanata a.l rami and ID every luatauo
tervrt a uie I.e a followed. It ne.rrl-l'a. Tbe
fttata-rn aibr. nue-raaaDalflsl witb tba sea-.ri.-. It be
raituer an utlrr Itapa-nflbllliy lor tbe liquor ap-
fieHie rai aairt. 'uiea auaranteed. ri rtkafe booa
ul i. articular? Irare. . Ail.iit-"
tit 'I. KI-.N SPKa'l.'ttllH..
aualW ly. lai Kace St.. Clbelbaall. I .
N OI p-K.
The Annual rarellne ul the atnek bolder i.f
ibe I. my Hun. lo. ac aaad iaaa Ao-l.l..n will be
be d In .lia-eidi Ka'arr'a. hall at Lilly. ra.. on tbe
I'HIKH I Ht'KSliA Y linnlUlilli. ISvi.a-. 7
ti'rlt . k. r. M . tor tbeiteueral t atvactioa ol buai
aief and lite elect lou ol a HI. -era.
J.H MII.I.KN.
I art. B. lKV.i f rcieiary.
1,'i'K KI-.NT 11-ensw m!H. j laninar mill atd
P lur-.llure uiaattlacturloit taalaliliabu-ent ol
Ihe uiiiteralan-wl, trttb Kood euatloe, ImoI. etr.. is
ott-rcd lr reut. Poenr-uien ln Itnaiastiatei) .
A l.lrr er afftly to W 1L.L.I AM t'-l-K.
vtrtl Ul. feU-enabunc. fa-
UK Hn:.or Hutl.lina a. tan A'anrlatloD
I will t rler f.tr tM.
.t the r eas-i. a'hsftnlier. Kta-
I'urat. an lb -norm Aliin.lay la i-twljer.
lluwui 1 Htt.t. 1A lis.
l.tteTKR l.iH(K, Secretary. freaidettf.
1 rANTtl A middle e-e.1 woman ta alo
T h-.tj-e wurti: r-oiall latatty; eaaea. t i-er
a-a. Ii .ft i re ol .luM-.h tlnrBu. M atifter .owe
tru i'. near Kay h-r alatioa.
A
CAK tOAllul Btrfi tre rhuji at iKiltun
Jt t"n'ti.
ASSIGNEK'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.
i.ti or Miiiitm ii. mi. I..
(W'AK MirtHKt.1 ASSlONtK Of Wll
llo M Hill, will eai-oce t-. puhlle taale at
the Court il-une In Ktten-oant. fa , oa
FRIDAY. OCTOBKR 'JsTII,
ait :3-. Welax-ll. t M .
All ul tba un.tlvl.1a-l one ninth part or Interest to
all those era-n rertsln tract ol laod ltu.td la
Hbetit tow. bii. auibrla county. a.. tNxtudeal
ainl l-Hrllel a I iIIoWp:
No I Keainnlna at a henil-jrk: tbenre nerth
4 iitr-ei ex ft 61 errltea tu atonaaa: tbttore uorto
(', iiu vi awl tti )eicha; I tie are mirth Ida.
atr.e iM-t i a in-l.o to a betulork; henre Uorth
944 aleara r ae-t Li' trrt'ba to Ineol I'bwuiaaa Ma'-
liear trai l: II el t-e atolb i a'eacreax west 14a
Iterctir to --t: t! rtn-e mhiiu 67 -j aaant to prrrha
o Leioloi-e: ;heure deatreef Mt i o-arrbea t a
Lentil ca- tlteure aouta Af alearaaea akaat U'i
taereiie t. lilrch ; llicurr nortb tut deerte aaua.
tl lu pen-be to tiauilcrk at Ibe laee ol helo
olutf . rotitalutuaf
104 Acres and 45 Perches.
No 1 Sen loot Ml at a wat and wltneae. fence
nurtb ea alearrate tm-l in percbee to btruthrl
tbenne Suuth 67 k, trK reea auui ft tHarrhee to (wat.
D.1 Jul.D Kelt ud tract: tbrnre ttortd & deatreea
out -JOT i en-he In Hue a-1 Jauta Kuib Iran :
tltrnca; nor l It Bit Ueatree wat Itta paarcne to a.le
wiine; . Iteoi-e raiatn 4 dearae we-t Skau percbea
t po-t atad witnes at place ol beatltantnaj . eua
talulutf; 268 Acres and 21 Perches.
aod be I m a part bl traut ol land aarreyed on
warrant lu b.tu ol rbotuava Matter.
No. 'i Hrmuniutt at a lailen bcutltark; tbem-e
Dorib tr4 decree eaat St percne to lallea while
ait au. astrtaair el .Martin tulbarouttb tra;t;
ihri.i-e nortn ktdettree wrat 37 ercaca to poat
atu liiie el .lame Hath ireci; ibeuce ai.aatb S de
arcca aae.-t saj percba to beattl ca; tbe .ce aottb SA
oeatrara e-1 6. pcii'J e to e betuluak;
llirn.-e uto 5 ileal raft. weal VCi
.-rcitea to una oljoba KotlHod tract; tbeme
Bouib drara-ear -.l 160 f.ercbaa lo paaat; tbeuce
ibenre uurih t drttreea aaatl via 0 lo percueai to
lietuUM-a; tba-u.e asiuib ai'V deal tee eart l't
pert-tie to beiul .ck po.-t; tbew-e ttouth deft-a.e-w.t4l
er be- tu beit.li.-k loal; Uieocc aouib tail
alt M Miclir lu maple Loal; tbcliae laoMb &
drwaaaea eat 7f i-ercbea ta btruiloak: tbaauce eoU' b
s.i ilea ree ea.i ko pa rcbea toe lelli n batuiaK'k
a.g place of bstatisniuat , cotslaininK
374 Ac es and 147 Perches.
and leitiat nart of land tuivryedon warrant la
liauie an a liouiaua KetlaDd.
No. 4. Haaait-nauK at a lailen white oak: toeare
.'i iiaaaree eao.t IIi eichee to poat ana corner ol
.tatiiuD) Mu.uua4m.ii: U'euce I ortb Si deacrttw
wrat u7a ieicbe' to poat and line ol .lamea Kuib
tract; ibeuce aoutb it deatteea weet 177 percba to
port alia lino ol l tuuu ketiand tract; tbeurw
soutb B da--eeiraat S.4 eicbea to a Ul.en while
a.ak auil tne ptaee ail teatiuniuaf, routa..muaf
414 Acres, and 135 Perches,
a ltd lelDar tract ol land aurreyad oo warrant la
ua uie ol .NtUiau J.ulUuloow b.
No tt Meat tutu on al a maple and Corner of
Wililaia l'i. rkel iracl; ttetti-e routti S doacrre
wert IT! I r chea to paaatt aud eoruer ol N allien
lult'urou.n t'ef;iben-e aoatb kj deacieea caaat
H7 - t rr.-ite to oai; irn-e uortn daaarsea tut
177 ie.cIt- lo port and wim-a, eoruer ol Wli
Itaua faraer traaat: tbeuce oottb & deacreaM weal
37-t fiercl.e. lo mapie al :he tbe place ol tetlo
uiuk. coutainluK
414 Acrejp and 135 Perches,
and bel&ii tract ol lauu aurryed oo warrant in
naniroi AuiMony Slinon.
N-.. fl tl tcittiilna t uaaple and rorner ol An
trim s.iis.,,1,,, fTa .. ; thetace eouta a4 data rate aad
AO n.li.uira ear K7a pera-ae to poal and wttne a
and asiroer ttt'Aultioay HimuDl tlaacl: tbenc
Don It '.'I1, .tear, en went '!' perehe to old rbeat
nut: ibeu-e nerih ktiV. siearree wtwt VM-1H
prrciie. tbrnre a-oaita a.y reaidue ol tract k ale
atree! went liati peicbea. be It tbe aatne aaore or
lee : t hence in m aaeslerly direction to tbe at tar C
a-rn line ol ihe Montana farkaar ttatrt: tbeocaa
m.utb 6 (ara-ea wet bi e obe. I Il ibe aeisa
mills- air le. to mania at tbe piece ot beaj Innltik.
rtmlrlnlng
204 Acres and 72 Perches.
ta It rt.e anie n-re or teea aad beloaf pert of a
tract I land -i rvryrd tan warraut la Ban ol
WillUtn Parker.
Keferrlnac and eiceptlna out ol tba lul de-arrll-ed
tratrt of land 7- Al'KU aad IcU
PKKa HtlS nerit the aaaa taore er leaa. eoarry.
rib I'alri-k Klyaa et al te Jaaie 1 tlHl l.y
aietl rats.rded.tu rUnena-aarK. fa., la deed book
No &7. sia 3 4.'
No 7 Halba all that cert. la tract ol land alt
uat d B Ibe townnblp, Ma-il anJ at ate s lore-eld
turaa-ved a.a takrraot araated la name ot John
Atbiey.and cental alnti
433 Acres and 153 Perches.
Keaerrlna: aad eicepilna; out al aad Irota tbe
(era tal atH.ra derrrltied tract of land all tba
Tltubervi ererf rharar er and kind, atandlna;.
urowlnit lylnal. ana belQaf oa all ol tbe aooa e de-rsra-lba-d
traa-t. el land.
A 1 ol the abore tract ol land t-elna nod. rlald
wlib kimm! rein l t'.oal ar.l r Ire lay.
1 ernta wfr-tale. -4 Atill.
trstaiAli MtnHH-U
Anikneeol M llitam H. (Hll.
lctotr i.lsw.
'I'KI A I. LIST.
1
Ll.t ul s-anea-r ret dnwa lr trial at a "perl a I
term el tsmrt to I e l.a-ld ar r.'eBtaaia; rat., ae
elnnlnit NoreiBtaer I4tb. 11:
I'tmlle e. atnbrta Ind Co.
M-l"nald. , a I rtatrer el al
My era Cheatoniwutxl et at.
Me A leer va. HarMauO et al.
tJ..e a. 'raawal
Hellrirat ... r. Hauk k Wro.
Mei.ai.tjr.' Smith.
A ot It va. latin tnlre.
K.llnrtrailaier: va. M-.nah.
H initial e e t
babbler ...v. leelie.
t'u.ttsw ,
t'e Shmk ...i
.l.'liDti-n. Huca a, u
Straiiae a t'u..ww. ,
rrtrk
same
Ottaa ...
Tel t.rd a
Prot h 'y ' orrlca. Oct . V
ta. liaalllnir Home
In-
nuraura t'o
.. r. Wlaalnaieret al.
. K.ipter a wtlaua.
a. Huik
va. Hiajl.
v. aeubuue
va. K.mal et al.
r. Uvrna.
I AH. U. ItlNHY.
, 1SWI. Protbwavtatry
lj'XKt I loK'2 M-llt K Natlaa I- I erry
li lrta that Ul in laa-tatuentary ta tba
tu-taie t -li.t.a .Nuon.laleailtarri.il tuwnabl-.
'auitiria ra-aata . alecew ed. have taeea arranteal Ua
Mlrr.ael Nix n. re-lilent ol I arr.H .iwa.hla. te
wnaitti a I Jt raauna InOtl.trd luralJ tatrte are re
q.eatea .o make -eyuienl. and thuae bavlna
nalma ir tlcmanill will make known 'he name
vu bout delay. MK'HiKL NIHlN.
Kit-Tutor o I Jatnea IS won, lN-ceaaeal.
t'arrall lau., I a , tict. -ii, Iks-vt.
SrKAV HUHK -'atne to Knclo-ure al Adam
Hltoh. to -b-wl tnwaiblp. nn or tarlore tbe
I5.b daa ail May lntrat. one Year:iD. Ulack
Halter, p ee out olf leit ear and white bla-l leet
In part. Holvtlne breed. Tbe owner la ra-qaertavl
lo eume lorwar- , j r.iva proverly. pay rbameti, aad
take bar awav ; otherwise abe will be dlapoeed et
aoeordlnat to law. ADAM HITCH,
.'heat Twj., O-t 11. Is-rX
MYS
On the evening of
HAP - AND
of Taylor $c Co., Kew York,
De.stroyinoj some of the onis. The firm rest veil at trie.. !n r) nut l!n :r wliule ni inurrdire t
any reasonable price to cash buyers. Mr. 1J. iSiui'-n i niiiiim tu New Ymk :it iiu; time, he.-inl of the
&ale and bought heiivy, ami having rereiveil t he mjils I tsL vvc-k, we oll'.-i s.tnu; u j.v at jirii-cs ymi nev
er heard of.
Hups, JooI Ciuality und
Haps. Mtra (tmility,
Haps, Prime Quality,
Haps, the best made, at
BLANKETS !
Good and Kxtra Heavy
All Wool lllankets -
One IJig rt of Gray, at
Home -made l.Ianketa, liest
JJiRemeinber this sale cannot
out what you want, und not take
them aside for you. and all you h ive to do ts to m ike a small il -jmsit mi if,
whenever it suits you. We do this in order to jrive every hmly .1 eh.iiiee tu
sale, so if you have money or not you car. buy Very pec 1 1 u ' I y.
LADIES: We have about 100 NEWMARKET COATS n
which are worth from $lt to 20 a piece In order to elean them we
of $2.50. The cloth in these ('oats is worth three times the amount
ItAILKUAtlllMK 1AHI.K No. t OK Tllr. I
l t.reiwoa. laar&eiil t a.a tr and INrw 1..U
snurt Muu'e Kallroad.
la rtterttiu and alter
Nureinber I5t.li lral.
' I mon a
i t--l t..
2- a.
isaA'Sd-iKiCiSsca
aa -
t'tiun-h j 2
T s- s. C.
i Train t
? ! Kat
lasataaoosrctcr-'
Z. Z. I
a- .r-i--c-.-ri---"!a I
i-T-3-.-.-sC - s. - a
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- aTTa-T-e - - r ' t aa.
55 35 "5 S i o Z ?Z i 5 5
SVI'S -sY--a.a.r..r-i at
S -? c - ' 3--"-e---a w
rhuror. i
TralM '
t 'rMD ?
! tip.t-.i "
afeve dally eki-ept Sanday .
tLaaave Sunday itaiay
blare let er Indicate telea-ranh ration.
Iann'. Mnnae'a and tl.tiaj'a frosrlna will
Km at.. atratlama taar all Iraa-na.
1 i-nnnpfa at fre.aon with .Inhna'ewn K
treaa .i -.-j l..r ftolnta rwiataftt Treaon an.t
Vibnatown. an.t with I'aelOe Ki(tre.a at ... aW ;
point' weat ot Johnatown. Ala-a with Mall t rain1 !
at -0 lor point, east of tire avia. j
No. cmnnaa-u with MajlTraln at A id lor point.
Weat ol Ore -tn. aad Mai. Lipreaa fur point j
ea.t ot t pwo.
Krom Mmt wet ! reaon No. 4 oonnavt.
with Mall train at iwl I mm tolt.s ea.t l
Creaann with Jf-hn.t-.wa Kipreas at 8 V7. and Pa
cHln Kifirea. at U ii.
Nt. MDDM-ta with Mall .Tain it tai iron, t
point ea.t ot reavna. and Mall Kkpreaa at a II j
Irom Dolnta weat a. t:re.aao.
' i
tsanday train nonnav-t with Parlfl K rearan-l
3flil Train weat and meal r.xtire.a ea.t.
Paaa-eOsCera to or li-ota point on Pen" Irani
At Northweatero Kallro-ul ran lake train all'-oal
port or Irvoaa. t
Ktatlob marked "I" are fla atailoni. Paa
aeoarera wiablnar to a tat off wet notify tba ism
ducUT. Pa aaeae;era wlti'a4 to art am will daa
the trala at theae tatltin. iralta will not atop
nleaaao ntu el. W. P KATHRt'N.
tleneral Manar'raal suparlntan-leDt
Y.3. Ht'KHiMlN. Trataa Matter.
UAlKROAII TIME TABLE OP THE EHENS-r-ara
h. tVaaaoa Hraach Kallroad. In ell eel
Ikartember'aW. 1181.
raaarrllaaaal t'reaawww.
W tJiT. EAST.
Orator Ext s M a im.' rla.rll ar Ae. J.1 a tn
Weetera El.. 4 S a ta 'Meehure Exp.. :t a m
Jobnatnwa Ei'.. 4 a mj Mall . n t a ta j
Pa el no tip ... 43 a ta 1 1 fay r.ip it "a a fai
Mall ... 4 M p mi Aitaaaiaa Kp.. l"0i
War Paaa il He p a Mail Erp It 17 p m
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Hradley
Kay lot
Noel
Manaier ...
I market ..
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No. a. No. 8.
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Kaylor...
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nradley .
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fcbeoabunt II S 10 10 1 il 6 10
Hradley, Noel and Locket are Flan Ktalloba.
No tralDf oa Sunday.-
ST. CHARLES
MniriE:E. :
CHAS.S GILL, Prop.
RATES : $2.00 TO $3.00 PER DAY.
Titbit? linsur(iAS'd. Ua-inoairW-d wltll f
Bc on giotmd tliMtr. Natural gas an.t in-candfst-ut
light in all rooms. New stvam
laundry attarhant.
Vmr. itwtl kt. kaaTblrditfr.
PITTSBURG, PA.
Oct 2m.
rmmm
rltenue
fork t 'ity
aa
HJ H-sP MM
F I
September 8th a lire
the Great
- BLAKE
eavv. at
at
SS
is
fi . aJP.
at
-
Goods for Wear, at
last forever. Yu should ti-t i.t l iv
the od-s at once, we will put ymir
I1SOM
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H J. Hfi'K.
lstT4Ll..H ail 1-7'i.
Johnston, iiuvk Ct...
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F.UE.NSBUKti. - - I'KNN'A.
A. V . Ill la. . laalilrr.
r aTABLISHKll
Carrolltown Bank,
OAiimii.i.riiN. i .
T. 4. Ml KHr.ll. anh ler.
General Banlciiiz Eusiniss Tracsactei-
Tbe totliiwtnK are On
general batcitiar lUllnla
ItKIMIM I
Heretrei payable i-n rtoiat-l i.. lti.-et t.er
lDt ccrtl!lcate ImiucsI to ttu.e ilei.it.it. r..
l..Va
F-xtenx1 to ro'tner-i on tRvoriaf-le teim art'l
Ritpmied iaer 0 1 us -u nt aril a! alt time.
UI.I.I TIIIS
Made In the litcality an-l npun !1 tt.r l.ni.lt'rii!
towna la the t'Mle.l Slates. t'liarije. nn..l'i att.-
Ilt t I S
lta.na-1 nraiottalilr tn M t.nrt i.f " 1. 1 1 .'
sttataa. and ttireie-n eiiliatn.i' lf.-d.! un all art
ol Kuro e.
Al arU Mfa.
tnambanta. larinera an.t i.i'rn - i-l"l. I
abi.m reaaui.al.lr r-.iii.i.Ut..ii i li I.e .-;ti.t.'l
I'atrona are -a-'ira-.t i ti t all t -.s . -t ...o- -Ini
l-e hrl.1 aa ntneti v peia i" it itin.. tit ' . .i.
that they will 1 treaie.t a !it..n."
Lanklnjc fle will er iiiT.
Ke-; rr: Im . ; v.
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0. A. LANGBEIN.
i
Mantin-torrri t at.il I-ar t
ALL Kl.NDS .f il AR.VSvS.y 1
at Ilia !.. HKIIil IS. Va II I !.
COLLARS HARNESS OILS," BLANKETS,
Katbea, Pi Nell. tTurry tt-niin-, .. nr.. I.e
pairloa Maaatly aad Pr..utj.tiy d. t.sv. All .n
a(ta.ranteel to Klae al l.-laa-liuti.
K 1.1 1 oar Hrl-llt-a. Its. lit U'.
1 aa . Bridle, 'r.'lu 1 VJ 'i'.
Iip llu.la-l.. r.'tn ' " it'.
l ai-itttie-U'a'1e II artta-.i. tn.tn "" n t.
Hand ifta'te Htarur.i. iroui t'o i-p.
4aOall ant iinin iu t n k ! c i.rr lit
rba.lna; et.ewriere. I ajutar.ui'-st iu aei, ctit-.'
a the etieai'eat.
tySbop Utrt'iK Kow i.n t'a-n'Te ttr.-.t.
aprlsWK
JUST RECEIVED !
A I Al.iiC LOl'
Boots 1 Shoes
-lsoriaix at
Sheriff's Sale !
r'l.OM THL STOt.lv OK-
, W. E. SCHMzRTZ l CO.,
The public invikil to c-ill
Prices away ..own.
JNO. LLOYD &. SONS. '
Etetoii Firs taims Ateccj ;
T. AV. DICK",
General Irsurance A gen!
EBEy.iiii it a. pa.
SIMON
li-sjr at j
s
3
suddenly started in
crnts, worth .'iO
7 "
rents, word. 1.75
worth
ordi
1.75
.s0
FACTORY
5LANKETS !
V''.l ri.-ii!-, ut rlli .fl.70.
I ."", worth '1 7-ri
L! .'), worth 4. ".
4.'. '), woitb tS. .').
in :itl u ir . IT yon wish to ick
iiniin on iiu- j:u-kae and lay
M-el taVe the froods away
h.ive the benefit of tliia
CALUTZIN,
han.N f..r Iulies and Misse
oiler s.une nt a uniform price
yen p.iy tor the Garment.
artyi
GO.
LILLY
BANKING : CO.,
LILLY, PA.,
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I.II.i.Y ISA N K I N I CO..
f'-l.Vril. I.iiiy. IVlUlat.
JOHN PFISTBR
it: ti ih i
WM EaEBCHAnDISE.
Pt.AQE-UP GLOTHiKG,
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
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j OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL.
j CRESSCN, PA.
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