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MK AI. ANII PEKiMtMAL.
Mr. V. A. Seanlaii wa h-ro on Thurs
day. Mr. C. A. Diuioml. of Sumintrliill.
was in town on Thursday.
Mr. John K. TiMiott. of this placi is
cmitiiH'il 1 hU hoim ly illness.
Mr. tiotli'b PtVister, of t'resson, spent
a few hours in tow n on Friday.
Hon. M. Kitzharns, of tJallitzin was in
town for a few hours on Friilay.
Mr. John MelJuire, of Delanc-y, was a
visitor to our olliee on Thursday.
The w hole Republican city ticket was
t-liTtrd in Johnstown on Tuesday.
Mr, IVtor Caiiiplx-U, t'.irrolltown's
pnliiiutcr was in tow n on Monday.
Mr. Joseph Kiown. of Suiiiinerliill, was
a isitor to our ollice on Weilnrsday.
Miss May Ivory, of Urrensburir, is
visitini Miss Mary ISeiiUVr, t.f .this plat e.
The total receipts of t lie en tell aiinuen t
irivcn hy I'rof. Kihle.on Friday 'light, were
.".. 7.'..
Mr. John T. l-outf. the enti-rilisinir
contractor , of Smiiiuc rhill. was in tow n on
Thursday.
The license court is in session this
week hut up to this time no licenses have
U-. ii granted.
-Olive, line. -n til. Hit lis Hid chilil of Jlld
soii Kecse. of lilacklick tow nship, died on
Sat urday evening.
Mrs. fainter, who was on trial at
(reensltiirK last week for po-iionitlij her
Jiiisliand, was acquitted.
Messrs. Thoina lMunket and .lilin
Trainer, of Tnnnelhill. were visitors I
our otlice on Wednesday.
-Dr. T. S. Troxell. of (iallitin. has heen
npiioiuted surgeon for the Pennsylvania
railroad coir.pauy at that place.
Mrs. Kvaristns Wilt, of Chest Springs,
has U-en trianti il a pension of s u mouth
and hack pay from Auirut ls'.m.
Mr. Samuel M. Iloycr, a native of
Cioyle township. i;i this c unity, was
elected mavorof Altoona on Tuesday.
Mr. John ISeers one of Kcailc town
ship's oldest citii ns ami a veteran of the
Mexican war. was in town on Thursday.
Landlord l raver, of the P.lair Mouse,
lost a valuahle horse on Wednesday night.
Hot ts is mi jiposeil to havi' causeil its ileal li.
A tramp was struck hy a train, near
Jiolivar, Thursday night, and instantly
killed. From S4me papers found on his
person, it is supposed that his name was
Fred. Parks.
Mr. Dan Zahni. fireman on the branch
w ill next w eek go to ( lesson to take a like
position on tin- t'resson t Coalport road
for several weeks.
Miss KateC. Knilger. of Philadelphia,
tdsti r of Mrs. C. T. Kolierls. of this place,
w a seriously injured hy a fall leceiyed at
Philadelphia on Tuesday.
The coiumitlM on examination for
permanent cei l ilicates w ill meet in Kiicus
Inirg. March ill. and April 1, al which time
applicants w ill lie examined.
After the first of March the mail route
between Klieiisluirg and t'arrolltow n will
l.e discontinued and the mail lielwccn the
two points carried on the railroai!.
.loin. I.inlwig. son of Mr. Samuel I,ud
wlg. of this place, had one of his hands
severely crushed in the machinery of his
father's grist mill one day last wee,.
Jessie, a little daughter of Postmaster
J. Karl Ogle, of Johnstown, died on
Friday evening, of pneumonia aged one
year, seven mouths and tweuiy-ouo
days.
The cream of the country papers ate
found in lii-minglon's coiiutv seat lists.
Shrewd advertisers will avail themselves
of I lies.- lists, ii ropy of which can lie had
of Kciuinglon Pros., of .New York, of
Plltshlll g.
liming the storm on Sunday niglit
t lie hirire tiarn of Mr. William I'aruey, in
Minister township, was unroofed. The
storm lifted the roof entile from the upper
plttlcs and dropped it he t w ecu t he haru and
the pike.
A. li. Sulkeld, of (iallitin, made an
infoiina'ion In-fore JnMi.'e .loues. of t his
place, last week again! Kmiiii'l (lignum,
of I allil.iii. for selling liquor to minors.
Mr. llignam lias entered hail for his ap
pearance at court.
K-Ueu'lster and K inter P. J. P.lair,
of this pluce. accoinpaiiied hy his w ife and
mother, w ei.t to A llootia this (Thursday
afternoon, being called thither hy the
death of Mrs. Sallie. wif.. of W. Worth
ltlair. el. lot son of Kx-SherilT Plair, of
this place.
(icoige tiarris, of Johnstown, was
brought to jail on Tuesday chaiged hy
Sy I vester Sichle w i t h t he larceny of eT.'.V
from his trunk. After a hearing; hefore :
Aldi'itiiau Harris, tiarris was hehl for 1
court and in default of cMni hail, he was
hroniiht to jail.
The Hope Fire company, of Altoona,
on Wi-denday purchased from John Mar
riou, of near Chest Spriiiits, this county, a
pair of dapplc-irrav horses Inch they will
use to haul their steamer to lires. The
price paid a as ::ni.
n Thursday night of last week the
Recorder's ollice in the Westmoreland
count y co m l Imiis' j-i'iiii'v hy hur
liliirs h.i broke open the money drawer
luwhirh u as (!,:! in money and several
chec Us w hich t hey carried off. The ollice
door was opened with a skeleton key.
A corps of engineers under the direc
tion of Harry Mo-s, for-nerly of Spaiisrler,
arrived here this week and are at Work on
the Plackli"k ex'elision of tin- Klii-til.iil g
branch. They are at pre-cnt work in:;
a I ml twomih-s west of town with a view
of making some tieltcrmeuis in tin-line
originally surveyed.
Tlie worst hli.ard of the season struck
this place on Sunday evening and al
hougli the wind has uhaled, the -now al
this writing, W. -den-day evening, is Mill
falli'itf. The hrauch road is completely
hlockaded U-tween this place anJ Kaylol's
an, I all travel with the out-ide world is
made overland to C'ressou with sleighs.
Nclwii P.ittner. a whilom distiller,
aired is. with a wife and three children,
and Mrs. licorgc Mart., a young woman
with four children, livimr at t;ienciM,
.Somerset county, have disappeared from
that locality. P.oth deserted their families.
Pefore his departure Pittner converted all
his possessions into money, which he Umik
with him.
(u Tuesday evening. Vincent Smith,
weiuhiuaster at the Caiuhria hliMtiuiui; mill
in Johnstown, was crushed Itetwifn two
coal cars in the Caiuhria yard in that city.
Mr. Smith was passing lie t ween two cars
w hen an engine pushed the cars together
catching him U twecn them. He died In
a few minutes after. He was about (iflv
' years of age.
Some time ago Mrs. Mary J. Iscnlierfi:.
w ho at the time kept a hoarding house in
FJiciishurg. made information against a
iimnhei of Johnstown young men, charg
ing them w ith d. fiaiiding her out of liard
hills. Among the parties accused was
Jacoh Martin, who had defrauded Mrs.
Iseiihnrg to the amount of ,ni. Martin
was not arresUti until Tuesday, when
Constable Harris corralled him. At th
hearing on Wednesday Martin showed
that he wanted U go to Jail hy his inso
lence, and Alderman Harris accommodated
him l.y sending him u Jail for ninety days.
He was taken to Jail last evening. Johnn
Ufum Herald.
Messrs. C. A. Sharhangh, of Caroll
town James A McClain, of Spangler, and
Fletcher C. (ieorge, of Lilly, were recently
appointed notaries public by (lovernoi
Pattison.
A telegram received here this (Thurs
day) afternoon brought the sad intelligence
that Mrs. Sallie, w ife of V. Worth ISlair of
Altoona. had just died. Mrs. Itlair was
about 30 years of age. and liesidcs a lie
reaveo husband, leaves live small children
two of them tiwns but recently born, to
mourn a mothers loss.
Purgess-elect Lloyd, should at once
purchase a few Hungarian and Italian
text books and post himself up en the Ian
guage of the Huns aud the Ikes so that he
can administer the borough ordinances to
his transient customers during the time of
the building of the railroad. In a manner
that they will understand.
S uit was entered on Saturday in the
P.lair county courts for fl.l.fK) damages for
In-each of promise to marry, by Klmira
Williams, of Johnstown, against Kl titer
Cerhart. of Altoona. The plaintiff avers
in her declaration, that her engagement
was contracted on Christmas Day, IS1.!,
but her suitor has proved faithless to his
vows since that time. Mr. Cerhart was
reiiuired to furnish ?.",i) bail.
A delightful mixture for perfuming
clothes that are packed away, and which
is said trt keep out mollis, is made by
pounding to a Kiwder one ounce each of
cloves, raraw a v seed, nutmeg, mace. cl;
i, anion ami Tonotiine lieans, and as much
orris root as w ill equal the weight of the
foiegoiug ingredients put together. Little
bags of muslin should lie filled with this
mixture and placed anions the garments.
After considerable squirming our con
temporary, the Republican ISoxlhuj, con
cluded that the Fi:kkman Is generally right
in its diagnosis, and that It, the ('"(ii;.
was Kepublican as the Fhkkmax had pro
nounced it, and on Friday announced that
hereafter it would lie a true Kepublican
Ihislhiij and support the party of Lincoln,
(iratit and Plaine. If the Kepublican party-
can stand it, we see no reason why anyone
else should object.
Notwithstanding tiains were kept
running on the Kbcnshnrs A C'ressou
branch on Sunday for the purpose of
keeping the road open, old Roreas got
ahead of the railroad company and m
Sunday nig lit lilled up the cuts w It li snow
am! closed the road. Communication
between Fbensburg and the outside world
is now made by sleighs running from
Khetishurg to t'resson to connect with
trains on the main line.
We clip the following pointer from an
exchange: "What shall it profit the
country editor if he shall gain theapplause
of the whole world and lose that dollar
you owe him for subscription ? For all Is
van ity save the dollar. Yea. verily, man
shall not live by bread alone, but it i? very
essential that he have a little bread, and
wherewithal -hall a young man buy bread
if the dollar is w ithholden? Prelhren,
think on these things.""
On Wednesday morning Mr. Charles
Owens, the undertaker of this place, start
ed to go to the residence of Mr. Judson
Keese, in P.lacklick township, taking with
him a small collin for a child of Mr. Reese's
that had died on Sunday evening. When
about, three miles from town Mr. Owuns'
horse got off the road in a drift and in
plunging through the snow broke the sled.
Mr. Owens had to leave tin; sled and colli u
and return to town for another sled.
An exchange says there are things a
levelheaded human being should never do.
Among ihcse is to walk on the railroad
track, to attempt to get on a moving train,
to point a gun or a pistol at another, to
put his name on anot her man's note, to
keep his savings Iti an old stocking under
his bed, to play a game of chance with a
prepossessing stranger, to run for ollice
w hen he has a pay ing situation in private
life, or call a bigger man than himself a
liar.
Mr. John P.amctt, one of the auditors
for Allegheny township, was here ou
Monday after the election tickets for that
township. Mr. Harnett had to walk from
Kaylor's to Kbeiisburg, haying reached
Kaylor.s by means of the train from
Hastings hut at that point found furlher
traelling hy rail cutoff hy the snow. In
company with about a doen landlords
(torn the north of the county who Were
interested in the granting of licenses, Mr.
P.arnett set o:it through the drifts and
renehed here about boon.
The Ciirweusy ille Monitor of tlie I.'.th
says: A train of eighteen empty coal cars
passed over the Mahaffey extension of the
Keeeh t reek railroad last Sunday en route
to Pattoti. Cambria county. We under
stand that coal traffic oi. the extension
will begin but that it will not U open for
general traffic for some time yet. The
trestle work ut the lloyt tunnel will not
permit an engine to pass through but two
are employed, one on each side of the hill,
and the cars are pushed through by one
and caught by the other.
A correspondent writing to the Hunt
ingdon .Vi irn from Oneida tow iiship, Hun
tingdon county, says: "We were shown
recently a curiosity, which the Allison
children, of Miller tow nship, have In their
pos-es-ion- a cucumber in a narrow
in-eked bol'le. It grew on the mountain
near Cresson, Ca mini a count y ::.'! years ago;
being placed ill the bottle, W l.ell small, by
their father, and allowed to reach its
present sie. w hen it was harvested, the
Uiitle tilled with alchol. and there it Is to
day in a perfect stale of preservation.
About tw o wii-ks ago M iss Samaiit ha V.
A 1 ha ugh. of lack son tow us hip, made an lu
fomiati 'ii before Alderman Harris against
Isaac K. Rowers, of FastTaylor low nship.
charging him with trilling with her affec
tions. lhiwerswasarresteil.it the time,
and a marriage had been arranged for, but
he kicked. After Ix-ing taken to jail in
defailll of bail, he reM-iiled of his course
an I agreed to marry tin- pirl. This morn
ing he was brought down from KU-n-liurg
and t heir troubles w ere settled by Alder
man Harris ;m i forming the ceremony
w hich made them man and w ife. They
will make their home in Fast Taylor
tow nship. Joh nsrou n Ilcrtll.
The Club house at Dunlo. In Adams
tow nship. a hew mining town a short dis
tance out ii: the. mountain from South
Fork, was destioyed by tire Thursday eve
ning. It was the lodging place of a iium
U rof men, who lost their clothing and
trunks. The fire issupposed to hayesturt
ed from a defective terra-cotta flue. The
Hub house was a plank building and was
the lirst structure erected in the new town
The house contained six rooms. Every
thing ou the first floor w as saved, includ
ing the englin'er's map and Instruments.
The loss is placed at 1.1uf. This is
Dimlo's second experience with fire in
its existence, a large amount of lumber
having been burned a few months since.
On Wednesday evening of last week
about half past 0 o'clock the passenger
train known as No. 2."i, struck and fatally
Injured Ignatius Flenner, who was cross
ing the tracks at Portage. He had been at
tll. lu.st ..llw... 1
.... e - -."'".-. unu v as on ins way home.
An east Umud freight In front of which he
was crossing, so engaged his attention
that he failed to notice the approach of the
west bound passenger train. He w as bad
ly Injured Internally, licsides sustaining
several fractun-s of Uines. Mr. Flenner
w as a single man about forty-tlvs years of
age, and was a son of the late Philip
Flenner, a soilderof the war of lsi2, w ho
died about twelve years ago at the age of
loo years. Mr. Flet.ner died Friday last
and was bulled Monday morning in the
Catholic cemetery at Wilmore.
The Election ! Kbnibnr.
r.OltOl l.n AT tAKIiK.
JJnrycx8.
Lloyd. R 1-'"'
Scanlau, I)
Lloyd's majority
Collector.
Tibbott. R 13!
Ryrne, I) ff
Tibbot's majority 53
Auditor.
Davis. R 'J?
Langbein, I)
Davis' majority r2
WKST XVAKI).
liurucx Fes Lloyd. R.. W; Robert
Scanlan, D., T'J.
Collector John F. Tibbott, R., 73; Hen
ry Ryrne, I)., 04.
Auditor V. W. Davis, R., 73; C. A.
Langbein, D., 04.
Council Wm. II. Iayls. R.. 07; John L.
Stotigh. V., 71.
Srhool Lirerto) (Ieorge Huntley. R., 71;
Lester Larimer, D., 0.".
Constable -K. W. Humphreys, R., 75; M,
D. KU-rly, D.. 02.
Judije of Election Xleo. A. Davis, R., 70;
II. A. Shoemaker. D., .r'..
InxiH'ctom Albert A pel. R., 74; Thomas
James D., oi.
KAST WARP.
Burge Fos Lloyd, R., 57; Robert
Scan!an. D., 27.
Cnccir John F. TibKitt, R., 03; Hen
ry Rvrne, I)., lit.
idifor-Fred W. Davis, R., 02; C. A.
LangU'iu. D., H.
Con nrit Thomas D. Evans, K., 05; J. II
Denny. D., H.
Hrhool Director V. C. Jones, R., 07
Michael Donovan, D., 10.
Conxtaltlc Evan I). Evans. R.. 05; Win
D. Jones, D.. 17.
Jndijtf of EicrtionS. D. Ludwig, R.
03; Harry Lloyd, D..21.
Inxitertor of Elect ion John D. Evans
R., 04; Philip Luttringer, D., 17.
Alrurilr In AltMiia.
On Tuesday afternoon a terrible tram'dy
was enacted at the Wurlciiiherger Hof,
5u" Fourth avenue, Altoona. in which little
Emma Ingold. daughter of the proprietor.
was shot aud killed and Joseph Renson
w ho committed the crime then turned the
weapon to his ow n head and shot himself,
but not causing instant death.
Renson had been in the employ of Leo
pold Ingold, the father of the girl, as a
hostler for several years. A short time
U-fore the discovery of the murder Kniuia
had called to Renson, who was in his room
on the 3rd floor, to give her a half dollar
that she had loaned him and he replied
that he would throw it down to her.
Shortly after Mr. Ingold heard some one
breathing heavily up stairs aud ou going
up to investigate the cause, found the girl
lyingdead on the lloor w ith a bullet hole in
the right side of Iter head aud Renson ly
ing unconscious but still living with a bul
let hole in the left side of his head. Ren
son w as taken to the hospital, w here it is
thought he cannot recover. Renson was
about twenty years of age and his right
Ide cripplinl from a paralytic stroke. A
coroners Jury is investigating the case.
Am Kbonnbarirer In Trooblf .
A dispatch from (Jreensburg on Tuesday
says: 1-or some time past ueorge w .
Mthaney, formerly of Pittsburg, but now
proprietor of the Mchaney house at La
trolie, has been missing various sums of
money, but could not account for its dis
appearance, and although he kept a vigi1
ant watch he failed to get any clue.
UMn the advice of an attorney he cm-
p'oyed a detective and on Tuesday morn
ing was rewarded by the capture of the
parth-s, who proved to be Frederick A.
Hartman, formerly of Pittsburg, his bar
tender and James Wherry, of Ebensburg,
his clerk. When confronted with the
crime Hartman confessed to taking the
money. Mr. Mchaney at once made in
formation against them, charging them
w ith embezzlement, aud they w ere prompt
ly arrested and locked up. The amount
taken is not known.
James (Chick) Wherry was raised In
Ebensburg and prior to his going to La-
troU', sometime last fall, was employed
as a clerk al the Central Hotel.
Tltr K lark I k Kail road
Mr. Charles MeFadiirn, of Philadelphia,
who has lieen awarded the contract for
the mailing ami construction of the
Ebensburg & P.lacklick railroad was in
town on Monday, making the necessary
arrangements for an early commencement
of the work. As sixui as the weather per
mits, Mr. McFadden w ill ship In a lot of
machinery used in railroad building, and
several hundred men with horses and carts
will arrive as soon as the necessary
shanties and stables can lie sccurl or
built to shelter them.
It is the intention of Mr. McFadden to
push the work as rapidly as (Kissible and
for that purpose w ill put all the force on
the wm k that can be used to advantage.
He expects to have the road completed by
the 1st of Octolier and as the laying of the
track will follow as fast as the road Utl is
finished the "iron horse" will In- watered
from the RIacklick U-fore the next crop of
"pumpkins are gathered in the barn."
On Friday last, the contract for grading
the Ebensburg RIacklick railroad was
giyen to Mr. Charhn McFadden. of Phlla-
lelphla. The part of the road contracted
for is from the terminus of the branch at
this place to the fork of the RIacklick,
about twelve miles. The building of the
roaJ will give EU-nsbtirg a Imkhh during
thecomming summer and the opening of
the new line of railroad will give that
nirtion of the country west of here an
outlet for the Immense lex-its of o,a
that are to le found in the region of tin?
tlaekllck.
The RIacklick railroad has been a long
time coming but It w ill lie built at last for
certainty.
Marrlac l.lrmM.
The following marriage licenses were Is-
su.il by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, February
...I lwo-t.
Jacoh C. Potts and Ella Lautz, Johns
town,
Isaac E. Rowers aud Samantha Viola
Albaiigh. East Conemaugh.
W. II. Lenlcy Kent, Washington I). C,
and Catharine Haws, Johsiow n.
John E. Pfiel and Clara Raker, Johns
town.
William S, Shaffer Johnstown, aud Lula
Maud Kuntz. Dale.
Tbe !' and AliMf of WhHkry
This subject could l dwelt upon to a
onsiderahle length and vet much remain
untold, but all agree that the use. the
iroper use of pure rye w hskey is an abso
ute necessity, especially so now. when
nature insists -ipou lieing stimulated. All
regular physicians prescribe rye whiskey,
and justly claim that Klein's Silver Age
and Duquesue Whiskies are most reliable.
1 hey do this not only U-causo thev have
tried them, but because the leading hospi
tals use them find them the lies t stimu
lants in ihe world. Silver ? sells for
tl.frfland Duquesne for rl.25 per full quart.
ror saio oy j. L.uUwitj & Son, Johns
town. The Frsriloa la Barr Tonaahlp
Following is the result of the recent
election In Rarr. township. All are Demo
crats except one inspector, Frank Adams.
SniM-rvisors. Alex. Rrawlev and Henry
McDermott; school dinrctors, A. S. Kirsch,
John Yeagling aud Casper Smith; consta
ble, John I). Lantzy; tax collector, Adam
Leap; auditor. II. J. Kriinieiiacher; town
ship clerk, W. A Riaw ley; Judge of elec
tion. (Jeo. Y. Sherry; inspectors, S. Nagle
and Frank Adams.
There Is a oil! now before the Pennsyl
vania legislature, w hich. If It would be
come a law, would work very Important
changes In the giantlng licenses. The
licensing power Is vested in fourteen
boards of six commissioners to lie appoint
ed by the governor in equal numbers from
the two parties polling the highest votes
in the counties composing the several
districts. The state Is divided Into four
teen districts, the western ones being
made up as follows:
Ninth Center, Clearfield, Jefferson,
Cameron, Elk, and McKean.
Tenth Huntingdon, Itlair, Cambria,
Red ford, aud Somerset,
Eleventh Indiana, Wes t m o r ela nd,
Washington. Fayette, and Green.
Twelfth Allegheny.
Thirteenth Armstrong, Clarion, Hutler,
Reaver, Lawrence, and Mercer.
Fourteenth Venango, Forest, Warren,
Crawford, and Erie.
Each commissioner shall receive a
comjiensation 5 for every license consid
ered and passed upon, to be paid by the
state, a separate fee of ?10 lieing required
for this purpose on each application, but
the annual salary shall In no case be less
than !, nor more than f3.oni). The
petitions for and proceedings relative to
the granting of licenses are practically
the same as under the Rrooks law, and
the license fees remain unchanged.
In cities not more than one retail license
shall lie granted for every 1(K) voters; In
iHiroughs aud townships, for every 150.
Wholesale licenses shall not exceed one for
every 250 voters. The computations for
the establishment of the basis shall be
made annually by the secretary of the
commonwealth. The power to revoke
licenses Is vested in the court of quarter
sessions.
Among the minor provisions of the bill
are those requiring the makers of intoxica
ting drinks to mark ou vessels containing
them notice that they contain uo drugs or
active ixiisons, aud forbidding the sale of
liquors on Dccoratiou Day. Violations
of the law are punishable by a fine of not
less than nor more than f l.uu aud im
prisonment of nut less than three months
nor more than one year.
UMd Artenlaa Well.
Near Soiiman, this county, there Is an
aru-sian well with some peculiar features.
The well Is 4!0 feet deep and was drilled
about four years ago by Michael Knoiiff,
w hile making tests for coal in that section.
Ever since a steady volume of water has
la-en flow ing from the opening, the stream
U-ing atsiut six inches In diameter, aud
rises alxiut four feet above the opeuiug by
the natural pressure. The citizens of that
vicinity are now talking of utilizing the
well for the purpose of furnishing a water
supply to Son in a n and adjacent villages.
The volume is such that it would supply
from 5.l) tOs5,UK people.
Tne water comes though four seams of
coal, as well as a vein of fire clay. It is
slightly inpregnated with sulphur but
not to such an extent as to render It un
pleasant. With the exception of a some
what similar spring on the old Dodson
road between Gallilzin and Loretto, this
is the only artesian well flowing strongly
in this county. Johnxtown Herald.
An Important oo.
A case In equity w hich has U-en dragging
along since 1SS4, anJ which involves the
title to valuable bituminous coal lands in
Cambria county, occupied the w holeday in
the court house last Saturday. The plain
tiffs in the case are Callitzin Christy and
the heirs of Agnes Rurke deceased, the
defendant being Dr. John T. Christy of
this city. Plantiffs were represented by
Ex-District Attorney Martin Hell and
John D. Rlair, Esq., of Hollidaysburg and
by William Siniilcr, Esq., of Ebensburg.
Dr. Christy's interest were lookvd after by
Messrs. Neff, H icks and Ambrose. Messrs.
Hell, Si-chlerand Hon.D. J. Neff addressed
his honor. Judge Landis, on behalfof their
clients. After hearing the arguments his
honor took the papers and reserved his
decision. A (oona Gazette.
MlM-elluroai Notices.
OTHTE havlov purchased the harnen mhop
i lormerly conducted by A. ItaK helo. I
would refprctiully ark a continuance of toe t
ronaic and 1 will tcurniee a my work to vlve
satisfaction. (iEOKUD H. LAMIHHN.
nrnnkenneaa or the l.iqnor llabll
1'omIII v-ly Cnrrd by Admlnlnierlaic
llr. Ilalnra' Ueldrn ftpeellie.
It la manufactured us a wder, wliicn can te
tlven In a tela ol l-eer. a cup ol eottre or tea. or
In lood . without the knowledge of the patient,
ll is ahsoluloly hartules's. and will effect perma
nent and uperd J cure, whether the patient la a
moderate drinker or alcoholic wreck, ll h? been
Kiven In thousands ol cases and In every Instance
a ler:ect rare has followed. It neter Ulis. The
system one luiereKnaled with the pcetae. It be
comes an utter Impossibility lor the llUor ap-l-eiue
to eiirt. t'ures guaranteed. 48 a(e book
ol particulars tree. Addicss
oulhen srtxuKiuuo..
au-lu.ljr. lub KaceSt., t'ludnnatl, O.
IF yon are wanting llooki. Stationary, Book
let. Ifctll. )uief. Toys. Novelties. School
Supplies. KuMr Hoots or Shoes, etc., etc. yon
can bare y ur wants supplied bj a rls.t to t). T.
K.I ens' store, biieni-hurg. Although an old es
taMobrd one. It Is abreast of the times and al
ways well tilled with icoods of all kinds. An ex
change library bas t-een started at Ibis store,
wh ere lor 6 and lo cents you can rent most any
book yon want lo read. Any tsxik or aarthlba;
elfe not In rtock procured lor you at once. t
erylblns; sold at lowtst prices. Hire us a call
aud ere lor yoursell. ou never saw soca a
large anJ elegant stock tn Kbensburg.
IViRSAI-KOK Kf .N r. Tbe undersigned of
lers al private tale bis farm ol 111 acres sit
uated one mile south ol r-t-enttmrg on the Wil
more road. There is about To acres cleared with
good orchard and icood aater. If Dot sold be
lore tbe 1st of April It will tie for rent, fosses
sion given Immediately. Call on or address
JAHtS Ml fcKS.
Jan. a. IHVi 3m. fcbensourg , fa
'l-HK Klienst.urg Building It f-oan Association
1 will niter lor sale at the e -uucll chamber. YJ
rn.lxirg. on the .-ourih Alon.lay In rehruarv,
j.ai.oo THOS. IA IS.
Ikktkr I. Mia , Secretary. f resident.
R-L. JOIISSIVS. M.J.HII K. A. H'.bl i'K.
Kmtaklimh cd lT"i.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
11 AN K KKS,
ERENSRURO. - TENN'A.
A. W. Bl H. 1-aabler.
lTABi.iBan 188S.
Carrolltown Bank,
UAKUOU.TOWN, f A.
T. A. NIUKHtrUII, t ashler.
General BantinBnsint;ss Transactei.
The lollowlng are the principal feature! of
general backing- business :
IsCPUNITM
KecelTed payable on demand, and Interest hear
Ins; eertincatet Issued to time depositors.
I.OAIWN
(extended to eostntnere on larorahle term and
approved paper dlseoanted at all time.
"0 1. EJECTION
Made In the locality and npon all tha banking;
town In tbe United States. Charges moderate.
DRAFT
lasuej negotiable tn all part ef the United
States, and foreign exchange Issue.! on ll paru
of Kuroi e.
ArcorisTs
III merchant, farmer and other solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
fa Iron are !inrert that all transaction hall
be held as strictly prleate and confidential, and
that they will be treated as liberally as good
banking rule will permit.
Respectfully,
JOHNNTOM. BFCK et CO.
ADM1N1STKATI IK'S NOTU-E.
Whereas letter of ad ministration on the
estate ol liatrld Trexler, late of ilallllaln town
ship decoased. having; been granted to the un
dersigns! all person indebted to said estate are
hereby noli ned to make payment without delay
and those bavin claim against the same will
itreaeut them broperlv authenticated lor settle
ment. ANN fcl.lZA I'K r.XIfcK.
JOHN O WII-T.
Alviw F.v8, Atty. Administrator.
Jan-il, la-Ai. ,
HU. MYERS,
e ATTOHNKY-AT-I.AW.
KBBwanuaa, f A.
Vittieei.VUona4o Bow. on Centre (treat.
BALTZ ELLS'
TO-DAY or to-morrow you
will be pleasel by the exhibition
of some spring fabrics in our
windows, especially some India
silk effects in satines. They are
new styles and exact copies of
high priced India silks, with a
beautiful lustre. Think of goods
like that at 15c. a yard, and you
will have an axemplification of
"goods at low prices," bargains
in the highest sense of the word.
We do not expect them to stay
with us many days, as they have
no STAYING qualities. While
talking about cheap cotton dress
goods, stop at the Gingham coun
ter and look at the display of
really handsome patterns in all
styles and shades and of One
quality, reduced to 8c. and 10c.
a yard, truly wonderful bargains,
and of remarkable variety to se
lect irom. INothinfi: could be
prettier for home srowns. or for
children's wear, and their dura
bility is unequaled. Pass on
around the end of the booth and
look at the lovely spring shades
in plaids, checks and bourette ef
fects, 36 inches wide and only
50c a yard. They will make
lovely costumes. Further down
the aisle are some new arrivals,
plaids in various shades of brown,
30 inches wide and only 2oc a
yard. Would be cheap at 50c.
Our splendid line of serges, 4C
inch wide, in popular shades are
fine sellers at the extremely low
price of 62J a yard, nothing bet
ter of the kind in the market.
BALTZELLS',
Altoona.
ri'KlA
1 1.1 1
1st oi causes set
down lor trial at March
Vrf. Jordan.
.....vs. stutzman et al.
. . vs. Kose et al
..vs. t'li-er & i'n.
vs. Cambria l.and Co.
v. stlne.
.. .vs. Kays.
...vs. Johnstown Lumber
Company.
.Ts. I.I. yd.
vs ro.. le.
vs. Mine
..vs llilestlne.
....vs. IHbert.
...vs f . K K.
..vs. Met lough.
,..vs. Mt. Mive Church.
....vs. Mc.Mullen et al.
....vs. Xiuituerinau.
....vs. Kliody.
... vs. (tropin.
..vs. leunings.
.....rs. fuller
....vs. H-tluer.
.. .vs. Wiiictu 6l H erring -ton
...... vs. Haves heirs.
J. O. HAKKY .
10, 18-J3. froth'y.
term, lxwl:
aupi et al.. .......
h0 ir
Zimmerman ..........
M vi lonlw-l
I'lndle ...
limcken ....
w'llara
ttlil ,
James
irk ..
Hracken.....
Sloan
Zimmerman , ,,
.Mattlson et al
KltDeordlinger.
Shirley
Nolle h. Hurler
Hen lord ,
Kbiers
Tse Howell .
Mock
S a uj e
V looker
Uove. Suusiiine 4t Co .
Valley I'lke t'-o
froth'y" oBtce, Feb.
TW. DICK.
ATTOKNEY-AT-L.A.W.
tSHHSl'HU, f BHIf'A-
eSpeclal attention to Riven claim lor fen
don Kounty. etc ch7- 'uO
Acemtswaxted:
2V unlumts. tiw. A.
k lak . SAMPIE FREE A trs
Knilt. rMHJw.j, A. .
This eminent
Physician has de
voted t lifetime
to his Specialty
Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat, Lung and
Chronic Diseases.
if w
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C2S
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, EBENSBURG, PA.,
.Mondays, February 27, March 27, April 24, May 22, June 19, July 17, August 11;
September Hf Octoler D, XovemlK-r i', Iecinlier 4.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
Tuesdays, Ft bru.trj- 28, March 2S, April 2-", May 23, June 20, July IS, Auu?i l.",
fx'piemlier 12, tK-tober 10, NovetnlK-r 7, lMit'inU-r ii.
II. wltMlsit Kliemkdr; every lour weeks, th Of sarins; bis patients the trunble an.l irif u- -rl
elslllac 'olnmtms. . . as he Is the or.l phTSlrlan ant t-a-Kmii In the .iintrjr mhn rsrrles h. ..srn
saanaklna. sno.tel. 4:irsnt. etc.. to Illustrate an I mke Uln Ui all m-te. the eanse an.! liiure
ul tht-lr disease. l"bl will le his nameruus eatieuts aul uthe'S srh.i are lu uenl uitue.no.
intot an o.rtonl tT ta consult this .11-tin olahed physician, whose duties at the Institute will i-er-tn
It only suunthlj Tlstls to yuur eomtnuaity.
('OrbI'LTATIOS ADD rXA!tlA1HISi IRIX
ALL EYE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED BY HIM
ttrMlr nitrawisllbsrjs.
Sncb as (sraaal-tiej liJ chronic Intlematlnn
of tbe lids. l the Iris l tbe liaoroM. ol the lie
tlna. ehn-olc C leerat Ions. S.asms ol the lids and
K,c, Tears man ids: over the the cheeks. luy nl
Nieht H Undoes. Purulent or aa ter ure Kyes.
staorrha-al I lhtha:onia. vSyai.hilliltc llnthal
tula. Ked Klotrbre or Kruwn onee on the hall,
t-hlyeenular tiiithlmla. ciUesur mlik: white
sjm.U on the ee. tllaoc-mla or ctlHln; on th.
nerve. Amanmsla. Kail Ins; out ol the lafhes.
Sore. Ke-Jness of e pr s ol lids and eye, and
other diseases to which lb eje or lis aci-endaices
aie 11 aide. PoalU. and rapid cure avaranteed.
A Ward A tutmt (-atarrls.
It I the mucus memhrine. that wondertnl sem t
fla d envelope surroaodins: the delicate tissue of
the airjand rod ssa.es. that catarrh makes It
ftonabald. Cnce established It eats Into the
very vita Is and makes life a lona-drawn breath
of m It cry and disease, daillna- lb. sen e ol bear.
In. trntn melina: th. pewer of eech. destroy lnt
the faculty ol mell. taintinc tbe breath, and kitt
le lb. red ned pleasure ol taste. Insidiously hy
ereeplnir on from i simple cold In the head. It
.(gaulutb. mcainrabous llcicln and envelope
the bone, eating the delicate enats and canslnc
InHamnjation. slooxbinx and death. Notbins;
short of total eradication will secure health to
the patleot and all alleviates are simply procras
tinated suflerlnifS lead Ins; to a lalal termination.
In. Salm bas by a treatment, local and onstitu
tlonal made the cur. ol this dread disease a cer
Illsea g of Women, such as have baffled the skill of all other physicians and remedies, quickly
rn rxl. Cancers, tumors, fibroid, and polypoid growths cured without tbe use ol tb. knife or caustics.
No cutting. No pain. No danger.
Manhood perfe.-tlully restored. Cluick. painless and certain euro for Impotence, lost tnant-ond,
permatorrhufs losei. weak and nervous debllty; also lor prostata 's. Tetieoceie, and all private dle-
eKKel whether lrom Imprudent babll ol youth or sexual functions, speedily and permaneullv cured
t'nsullalion freo and strictly confidential. Absolute cure guaranteed. No riak Incnrred. Kre ex
aminaiion ol tbe urine each i-ersoo applying tor mealeal treatment should bring 3 to 4 ounces of
urine, which will receive earelul chemical and microscopic examination. Small tumors, cancets.
warts, moles etc,, removed without acids, anil., pain or scar. New method. Klectmysls Kpilenso
his sclcntltirallv treate.1 and cured by a never-tailing tnetu. d. Address all communications to Box
Columbus. Ohio. Kxassslasatlets e-wssaaillsitlwii frr rf rybedy.
t.OarATrrtlssseal Will Appear Tw Ice Before Ksm-Is. Vlali.
Addrrss all wsssm wn leaf tasia i. Ksi
To Investors.
-1IVHY go away from bom. to seek Investment
when yon ran bay Pennsylrania Kim
Mortgage securities on tho t-'asn or Monthly
Payment plan and which will net yna twenty per
cent, on your money T Kor imrticulars call on or
address H. A. tNOI.EHAKT.
Aug. S, 18W. Klens!.urg, Pa.
DON A LI) K. DUFTOX.
ATTOKNEY AT1.A W.
Ksssssi-to, PbIA :
taumee la Opera Hon, Center iret, J
-LEADERS
Ill
THIS WEEK YOU CAN HAVE
PittslmrK lxst flour at 1.? r sa U; pm1 flour at
cl.l'.i mt sack: U'-t i-oru atid oat rlnii it 1 . itimh!
coITm'. T'c. : iiiiii-rs oil for3-.; -urranls. 7 muik1s for
S.V.: irood latitKlrv soap, in pi-rr for .m-.; nitrar, i
IMiuutls for l.ii.
A Big Pall in Dry Goods.
ltist rali-fK'S at fi and 7 n-n': muslin. Iil.ai lid and
iiiitilaclM-d. 4li anil 7 rent'; iiiffliaiii. .". ninl 0 r-iits;
cloth. In Rray. brown and rrwii, to :c -.tils; t'asli
iiiiTf in all -olors. ,KJ to X cnl.-; rd tlanul, a f-nts;
;mm1 towclilie 4-i -Mit.
tfTli aixive stock lias bc-n n-duc. d -j:, jxt ct-iit.
Our Stock of Ladies' Coats
Sold Almost For Nothing.
f 'oats f.rmr prii-e ev..ii. now 't.isi
C"iat loriiK-r prir r..i. now 3.si
Coats ftnin-r inii-t: f.:nt, now 5.3
Also, do not forget that wo arc now oflcring our entire
stock of Children's, IJoys' and Men's Overcoats at half price.
Good All-Wool Black and Brown
$7.00;
Hoys' lllueatid Klack Cliincliilla Coals,
Former price, ?s.ui.
Children's Cnje Coats in lii I'laids or Stripes, ti.";
former price, f:i..Ml.
Ifj'Tlies- goods must co and there is a good chance
for 1'uyers.
Men's Ileavy-Weieht flray or Ilol
97h: per suit, former price, tl.M.
LADIES'
IFiiiclIDrcss Sliocs
at $1.25 to $2.00.
The Doctor has
been for years a
Professor and lec
turer in several of
our largest Medi
c.il Cttlleres, and
has earned great
fume rts an author
ity hikI author on all
?iitjf-cts concerning
liis sj'ialty.
tainty, and has never failed. Kren when the
disea. had niadv lris;htlul Inroads on delicte
e nnstltut ion a. hcarlt.;. smell snd taste hvve l-rn
ree,vered and the disease thoronahly driven oul.
.'ttrnt llUssars.
The doctor treats no acute diseases but ntid
an entire .-pteialty chronic and Ion standiiiK
dlseas. teases alven np by otner doctors and
prononneed Incurable, he most desires to se.
The doctor ha treated over ls.UiO eases lo t'enn
. Ivanla in Ihe last tw. ve yexr. many n which
have heen ten una n--u-a-ie. some o be blind,
other deal, and a Ure number to tie invall d lor
11 le. But lehold now they see and bear, and
many are on the nls-h mad to recovery every day.
The doctor Is surrounded with the larsrest Collec
tion ol nne instrument ever imported to Ibis
country lor examining- and treatins; chronic dis
ease ol the Head. Face. Throat. Eye Heart,
L.UUK. Stomach. I. Her. Kidneys, Bladder. Skin.
Jirain and Nervous r)stem. Cancers. Tutnorj.
Pile swelilncs. Ild Sores, fits. Paralysis. Neu
ralala. Kheumatlsm, Isropsy , t ul. Sick Head
ache, Oeblltty , liepression ol spirits, llisea.es ol
children. Hereditary diseases, t'te etc., and In
laet all Ionic sianuioac and chronic diseases.
Lar TreaillM Cared.
In an stonishiDg; quick time. He will relieve
you of all roaring, hissing and rinitlnir noise
heaviness. Itching, pain, running or tbe ear. will
close op a bole In a drum of fifty year standing,
will Insert Artificial tar Dromf ol bis own Inven
tion w ith astonishingly gratifying results.
V7I)TIi:K I hereby given that tbe lollowlng ae
XN count have tieen filed In the i ourt ol Com
mon Pleas (il tamlrla county. 1'a., and will le
eontlrme.1 by said court on the brut Monday of
March, A. 1. 1W3. unless cause be shown to the
contrary:
First and final account of J. E. Chandler, as
signee ol Jacob J. Misbler et ux.
First and Onal account of 1. . Mjcrs, aaslg-
I n- of C. Uauntner et ux.
sigueo vl Frank Habn.
J. C. IIAKBY.
Prolhoootary.
Feb. 10, 1W3.
J.
F. MrKEXKICK,
ITTtiKSST .B(v-l'!lltlLOI AT LAW,
F.IIFNSHI' Kti. - PA
Xy ifflce on Centre slreei.
FAUCI MID STAPLE GROCERIES.
FUR TRir.ir.lED - COATS,
Reduced from $12 to $7.50.
Misses' Coats in I'lain and ltox-l'li-au-d. lieht and dark
colors, in all si.s, can c lxni(flit from
dents' Neckwear atl'.c., rejrtilar .Vic. goods.
C'r'or next two -k we will sell TWO lll'.V
1)KK1 AND KHTY l'AIRS 1'ANTS-WoisUd.
C licyiots, AII-V(KI Cassi meres, at one price,
U
I
A PAin-NO
VOi:
FORMER PRICE,
MEN'S
CAILIF M(I1)IE9
In Cencrss or Lace, f 1.7.1 to .'.2.1.
Miss-s' Dons:.. la and Crafn Srlni? Heel ShiM-s. 1.1.1.
Child's Donirola and (irain Hit-I and Sprlnu Heel at
71c.
Men's l ine Dress .Shoes in Congress or Lace for fl.'.M.
500 PAIRS
31 EN'S - BROGAJVS,
Solid iA-ather. Oak Top, Sole with Itnckle. i.V;.
a pair, former price f 1.3.1. the liiiriresi
olTer ever made in Camhria county.
r?rour st.K-u oifi:i:nitl'rk.caiii'ets, hats.
CAl'S. TKL'NKS and VALlsKS is now ready for in
spection. 35""Come spend an hour with us.
THE BEST PLACE IN ALTOONA
TO BUY CLOTHING IS AT
JK0MN McC0OTIEILI,
1300 ELEVENTH AVENUE.
Where you will find a complete line of Men's, Boys' and Chil
dren's Suitings in all styles and qualities.
for Men and Boys, for Style and Finish can not be beat for the price
Furnishing Goods, Hats and caps,
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS
in endless varieties. You are invited to call and see us when in the
eity and we will do you good.
JOHN McCONNELL,
ALTOOXA, PEXXA.
"Seeing1 is Believing:.
And a good lamp
mast be simple; when it is not simple it is
not vnnA Mt'tnA Fttutiftil fZmi i
. i . , r
wurus mean mucn, dui 10
will imoress the truth more? forrJhlv. All mefa1
tourrh and seamless, and
J
it is absolute! safe and unbreakable. Lite Aladdm'a
of old, it is indeed a "wonderful lamp," for its mar
velous licVir ie. ntirsr anti rrirrKt iki.
o - -
softer than electric light
" iu .uuip-1 as KocsnTi. ii tne lamp dealer naan t tne csnilM
Kocbestcr. and the etyle you want, send to us for our new illustrated catalogue,
and -e will send you a lamp safely by express .your choice of over 1.UUO
varieties from tbe Lar r at Lamp Start tn ikt World.
BOCUESTW LABI CO., 42 Park Place, New York. City.
QUlliMIIM
New WMte Front BnildinL 113 Clinton Street, Joktown, Pa.
New Stock of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND CAR
PETS. Call to see ua when in town.
JVA-IMIIES
Mountain House
STAR SHNIIiG PARLOR!
CENTRE STREET, EBENSBURG.
'PUIS well-known and luna; established Shsvins;
1 larlir s now located n C-cntre street, t-.
puslte the livery statde ol ' tiara. Iiavls u Luth
er. here the htisines will l carried on In the
luture. SHAVINt:. HA1K IT1T1MI AMI
MIANHHIINd done In the bealest and must
artistic manner, t'lean Towels a siieclalty.
a.l.aule waited on at their residences.
JAMES 11. O ANT.
1'nnirietor
1K1VATE SAI.K. The ondersiitned will sell
at frivate Sale In I.l!y lMn.uah, Oaml.rla
ounty, I'a hi Hotel, with Krewery attached;
Two Ice lluuses. Siahle, and all necessary ( lut
luildlnits on the remises Tbe House I llcenswl
now. r or turther irtlcular call on or adores
the trrletor, THtl)lMKE Stl.t..
I-Jly, rsM tctst4.1lr.
I 1Y'T"Uneed Joh Prtnlln? It o, sjly th
' XJ juattsiaa a trial order.
S2.97
MATTEI! WHAT CtHAHl
W ANT WE 11AVK.
$14.00.
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.
GALLITZIN, PENNA.
v
9?
.I . M
see " 1 ne as.ocnester
made in thrss nirv-. rn1 .
.....w ..au SAd A1t
and more cheerful than either.
"The Rochester."
3 9
GTXIlsntsr.
1704. 1HD1.
Pollcle written at short nolc tn th
OLD RELIABLE ,'ETNA,
T. W. DICK,
UT.HT roK THE
OLD HAHTFOHD
PIRIi INSURANCE C03IV.
tHIMMENllKll BrSlNIJW
1794:.
Ehenstiunt.Juiy l.lSa.
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-nt - nnw,
EHENSBl'KII, PA.
Offle in Armory llulldlnn. oii.tVBrt Hob.
i r