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LIKMSBl'KO, CAMHKIA CO., PA.
LITAY.
- APRIL H, ltffl.
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LIr. K:irt M -Calx:, of this place is vis
g la Chicago.
III. 1-M. Shields, or Lorctto. was hi
u oa Tucsd ty.
There will ! an eclip-eof tin- sun to
rrow Saturday.
Mr. M. A. iuart. of Crcsson. spent a
hour in town on Thursday.
Mr. Charles Kinney, of Hastings, was
Isltor to our tow n on Monday.
It Is said that tansy leaves sprinkled
Mkg clotliin is sure to keep out moth.
E. B- Dimciraii, Esq., of St. Augustine,
lit veveral days in town during the pres
et -fir. William Itichardson. of Cone
jj(b, spent Saturday in town yisitiiiK
old home.
The hist lecture of I lie university
re will U- given at the opera house on
nday oexi.
Mr. Harry K. Feiilon. of Bellefonte,
t coile "f days in town this week
ling bis parents.
Mr. Philip Collins and wife ho spent
winter at l'alatka. Florida, are ex-
ted home next week.
Several thousand trout fry arrived here
Monday and wercdistrilmteil in several
m in amlria township.
A duirht. rof Henry Kaer. of Ja. kon
nshlD. died on Saturday last, uneil 14
. Measles was the cause
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-Messrs. Matthiot Keude :in! William
Is, tiOth .r KU-iisImiir. were admitted
racllce at the t'auihria county bar on
day last.
lit. N. P. Swank, one of Johnstown's
rprisiuir l.usiness. men u hose specialty
urrlealtiiral implements, etc.. was in
a on Wednesday.
ifcDonald's store at I'ortaue. was cn
i by- hurulais on Friday n'mht and
it two hundred dollars in money and
is carried off.
William Scott, of Johnstown, was
IRht to jail on Wi-dncsday by Deteet
toques to serve a thirty days term for
Ity to a horse.
Members of the Dauntless (ire com
pare r illestfd to attend the ineetinu
' ued;iy cvcnini: or their names will lie
ken from the lit.
niarrlakre license was issued in Blair
ity on Tuevdiiy to Archie Me.M ullen.
oretto. Cambria comity, and Mariiaret
ugher, of Alloona.
Mr.' Joseph Miller, one of .leanet te's
rprfsini; j;roccrs and a foi m.-r citi.en
arc tow llship. visited his old home on
rdajr and returned on Tuesday.
A tramp wu- found near Coiieiiruiirli
Utsdav siitTeiliitf from internal injiir
recelviil on the railroad. lie was
Rht to t he almshouse to recuperate.
The bouse cleaniiiKSeasoii is lit hand
the mall of the house ifurs home lo
the furniture all changed around,
t year it will lie changed back to the
i place.
ie elClzcns of Coin-inauu'li iiave nriran
a water company for the purpose of
ilylnjr' that town with wa:er. The
r Will lx- taken from Clapboard run
WlM have a fall of .Mill feet.
Hie auditor general of tiiestatehas
d an order to all county officers to
daily accounts of all fees received in
r tbat the auditor appointed to adjust
their buoks may do so promptly and
rately.
lotuerUct "oimtv will celebrate the
snnlary of its orcaniation on April
1B. ; SeptcmU'r VI of the
i year the town of Somerset, formerly
d KrjTiersloW II, was selivtcil as the
ty at.
lotj Mcllale. of Johnstown, arrived
on Wednesday to spend t lie summer
.ks.lSftwas accompanied by an ofticcr
left lit. Mcllale in charire or Warden
iff a icr a sentence of ninety days for
i battery.
dnesday night a scrap took place
Bl.lia House corner, but lliere
aid spilled. One dollar and costs
Lb lemai k inuile by Burgess Lloyd to
trlncfal U-liKcrant, and that hem;
pea. w as declared.
'fc 3tix.ua (iicrifeceleliruled Its first
f9i.f on Saturday and bi-ins Its
d r miller Mattering auspices.
lhUi.'1s is woefully wiomlc politically
arrifig that, is a bright, newsy paper
leservas In be prosperous.
V ar reliably informed, says thetial-
i FfatdtVo'or, lliut there U an organ
in of White Caps In tow n w ho u ill. if
succeed in their plans, make It lively
me parties w ho are not lit im; an m il -
0 their w ay of thinking.
. A. Crtiin.of Wilmore. aged Is, w ho is
ketna on the Pennsylvania railroad,
j eouplliuf cars at. Cressoii on Satur
evenlap. hail the middle linger of his
land crushed, lie was tak.-n to the
n a hospital w here the linger wasam
led. y reference to our advert isim col-
1 it Will lie seen that a convention of
l directors, for the election of a eoun
iuerfuteiident of common schools of
rla eoanty. lias U-eii called in meet
i4 Court Hoii.st' tin the tirst Tuesday
y.
1 bill has been introduced in the l'enu
.nia legislature reijuirito; scIi.miI
r to Visit schools in their district ut
twice a year, and allowing tliein t!
jeiisation unniially. w hich sum shall
rfeltei If they fall tn comply w ilh the
rem ts of the law.
k eyle ae that passed over tho souih
nd Of Westinoreland county on Mon
trui;the new church edifice heilitt
ed the Ibinkards, and almost
ly i eked It. A meat deal of other
Iffe. w done alum; Ihe path of the
I; fent a w ere blow n dow n and bar-is
ii fed.
lnc lh davs of iT'.is JSeulah has not
riem-ed viich a Ihmuu as il is netting
III lTJtf the WeUh liledoiuinat.sl but
the Italian is the laminate of diplo
' la tuai vicinity.
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ft clos second. It Is said that
i pari of the swearing Is done
flay was a wet day and nude a
V- laUuers ou the raiho;ui tix.k
1 1 he iM'casion to sample Kl
or. As a ifenelal rule they
fjairsttiih r.asi .liable discre
hut one arrested for Udiii
hsordei ly. und he was laid
e.M.ier.
no ,.s, ( han H.imi pension
li 'ii'-y tliiouu'h the I'ittshnru
li' e there Is Consldere.l the
iant of the ten in the t llileil
Jroin it Hite iir,H- months
X to every stau- and territory
I und to almost Xl.ry country
as Well.
rory. who di.sl n Fayette
da since, w ill rest U l.eatli
i w hich he carved ll years
's i. ephitaph, hauled it
Jl.th c. Uieterv, and M-t It up
low In no ,. ll( ahst ,jIn
br the date f ,ls death Has
Met' rory was wealthy, bavin
1 much money 1 u-aiuhoatiii(
ftar.
inoic uennue uate is mven than " Vj." At
tli" .ante time information was made
against Wlrtn-r (lues, and J. tjoldinaii. of
this place.charu'lr..'thein w Ilh vlolatlim the
Sunday law by the sal., of o,s ,u that
day. The accuesd parties pronounce it a
hUckmalliu s heme, und are little con
cerned about ll, result. i(iy, Trih
ii im.
This subject could l dwelt iihi to a
considerable h nif i h and vet in uc ii remain
untold, but all ut'ris- that, the uM the
.ro r ns.. of pt.re rye w hsk. y is an al.s,
line necessity, esp.ially so now, when
nature Insists upon beiiitf stiinulated. All
I. L'ular physicians preseritx. rye w hl-key
and justly claim that Klein's Silver Ate
and l)il.nesi,e Whiskies are most reliable
i "ie :o tins mil only liceuuse thev have
trieil them, but Us-uuse the eadin h. .spi
rals use lUem- tlml them tilt
am in iiie tti,r ,
Silver
IH-Kl Stllllll-
ae S4-Iis for
and lu.,iiesne for l..' ier full quart,
ror Male by J. I.n.ii x s.... i.
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Davi l Caldwell, a prominent citizcti of
Hiuitinjrr'.on. and a member of the bur ot
tiiat enmity, suddenly dropped dead in
Tyrone on Thursday of last week, while
walking aloni? a street of that town
Persons w ho saw mm fall ran to Ms as
sistance, hut he w as past all help. He w as
was about years of af. For a nuniU-r
of years Mr. Cahlwell was largely enifaired
in the lumber and mining business at Son
man in this county.
Th" bijrsjest tree in Pike county stood
unail a week or so ao in C.reen township,
It was such a towering monarch that set
tiers cut all around it. and for a century it
was a notable landmark ou the mountain
top. When chopped down it was found to
measure 372 feet in length and the Infalli
ble record of rimrs showed its aire ta !' 4iUJ
years. It was Imrn I'C years liefore Colum
bus touched America. About .'. worth
of lumber can lie sawed from this plant
tree.
About ! o'clock on Friday morning
'lightning struck the barn of Henry Yost,
of INchland township, setting it alire.
The barn, which was a new one, contained
nine tons of hay, a large quantity of grain
and farming implements, and it was en
tirely consumed. Three cows were killed
immediately by the lightning, and two
perished in the flames. The horses, two
cows, and a wagon were saved. The loss
is jr.'.iiiiuii w hich there is an insurance of
.1 H.
This talk of pensioning judges has
iilHiut as much common sense In it as a
proposition to run an elevator to the moon.
If the tax-payers are to he required to
pension every olllcial who draws a fat sal
ary for wearing out the gable end of his
trousers on the judicial bench, when lie
gets too lazy for further annoyance, it is
nigh time that they begin pensioning
themselves for paying taxes and remain
ing under t he glorious ban of this repuh
Uc. lli ll fntc W'alvhmtin.
Joseph l'ringle. who was convicted at
I)cceinlier term of court of malicious mis
chief in cutting a lot of belts on the saw
mill of John Ilrowii. in Suinmel hill, and
sentenced to four months imprisonment
in iaii. completed Ids term on Wednesday
when he was released only to find a United
States ollicer awaiting him, w ho took him
him in charge and conveyed hint to Pitts
burg to answer a charge of counterfeiting.
A die for the manufacture of bogus dollars
was loll llll Ill ins possession -some nine ago
It is stated that the new postal money
orders w ill soon he ready for use, and the
system is pronounced such that there is
little or no complication, and at the same
time it is a good way to send money. A
sheet calling for any amount from a cent
up to?:, lias been prepared, mid which ou
pa uient of t lie amount lo be sent, w ill le
torn otT about the same as an express or
der. There w ill be no writing upon it by
the postmaster, the sender endorsing it as
a check or draft. The government guran
tees its transportation.
Tin examination of candidates for the
inspectorships of bituminous mines will
begin next Tuesday morning at o'clock
in the court house at. l'ittsburg. There
are eight bit uuiinoiis (istricts in this state,
and if the commission bill now in the Sen
ate committee Im-coiiics a law liefore the
examining board ad join lis there will be
ten districts to provide with inspectors.
The inspectores are appointed for four
years. and the terms of those now in olllce
expire this year. There arc about one
hundred and tifly applicants for eight or
ten positions.
Ou Sunday morning two tramps visi
ted the house Mr. I!. 1". Anderson, in Alle
gheny township, while ali of the family
except Mr. Anderson, w ho has lieen sick
for some time past, w ere at church, and
ransacked t he house taking some money,
a cornet and several small articles. On
their return from church, Mr. Anderson's
sous started In pursuit ot the vagaliou.ls
and captured them near l.oretto. A war
rant was issued for their arrest und the
two men who gave their names as V-jung
and Sehrailer. were brought to jail where
one of them had Im-cii a boarder heretofore.
The citizens of Cambria township in
the vicinity of Iteiilah are out with a e
tltion to the supervisors and are deter
mined to prevent a grade crossing on the
public road leading from the Pittsburg
pike to lieulah. Near the deserted village
the railroad crosses the public road with a
till of eighteen feet and the railroad com
pany proposes to till up the road on each
side, so that the road crosses at grade.
The cltieiis of the vicinity want the rail
road to cross the public road .villi a bridge,
alleging that to coss the railroad at grade
w ill make a steep hill to pull up, and on
account of a curve and cut in close prox
imity, a dangerous place for teams to
ruin.
T. M. (irceii is repairing a house in
Uelsano ow ned by .1. KJwards. The bouse
has eeii used for some time as u wagon
and repair shop by W. S. Stephens. A few
days ai;o Mr. (ireens's son went up into
the attic and while looking around discov
ered something white which he brought
down to his father. 1'm.ii examination it
proved to be a pair of molds made of plas
ter paris for making dollars of the date of
lss'.i. It has been used and there Is no tell
ing how many dollars this pair of molds
has turned out. Two other molds were
found, but they were faulty and had not
been used. Who used them and how they
got there, no one knows but the parlies
who used them. cra.f.
A series of lires occurred in Morrison's
Cove, fllair county, on Tuesday of last
week. The barn of Jolm Yingling was
burned with lti contents, crops, imple
ments, eleven horses ami seven cow s. Loss
'.MM i with ?Hi insurance. The wind
carri.il the sparks to the barn of A. C.
C.even. an eight Ii of a mile away, and it
was also destroyed, together wit It ." head
of cattle. His loss is ? 1.1cm; no insurance.
William Marsdeu's house and barn were
consumed together wjih the contents.
His loss is $:s.imi no Insurance; M. M.
Moore's house and tiarn were also burned,
the live stock and a sewing machine Udiig
the only things saved. los is in
surance It is believed that Ying
ling's bam was set 1,11 tire and from this
bla.e the o hers caught.
-0.1 Wednesday afternoon Raphael
Ilyiiies, w lio Is at present employed on the
Ihiskel Hollow job. made information lie
fore 'S.i,lre liaker. of Susquehanna town
ship, charging the following parties with
violating the liquor law: William Tow n
send. W. I,. Nicholson. K. I. Heckwith, A.
I.antzy, M. (iilpatri. k. Michael Nagle. K.
K. Nagle. all hotel keepers at Hastings;
M. Weakland and John tilasser. of Car
rolltow n. and Chas. Anna, ir St. lhmifaee.
The violations alleged are about as various
as the parties chari'.il with them r.,,,1
l"nljfrlly
Fztenaion Movement la
t'.benabnra'.
The following committee has been ap
pointed to canvass the town and surround
ing locality to solicit subscribers to the
iniiiersirv extension lecture f-urse:
Misses Hattie Fish. Emily Evans. Maggie
stienkle. Marv Roberts. Revs. S. R. Jones
and E. M. llow man. Messrs. H. H
Mvers. J. W. Leech. Ossje Wilkinson, C
O "Kinllav and T t.. (iibson.
The course consists of six lectures to be
delivered at weekly Intel vaN. on tlie poeis
of the revo ut onarv age. 1 ne i.i iures
will l.rvi, Mniiitur rtl'Pflilltf Aoril IT.
Tickets for the six lectures to e sold fr
1. thus bringing the cost of each lerture
down to 17 cents. For tho same grade of
l....t..res In nnv other course, each lecture
.. ....1.1 ... .r i.it less 1 lot 11 ."ill cents.
Tlie extension course includes several
centers forming a circuit In a certain part
of a state. Tlie circut including El ns-
htirg. consists of t reeiistmrg. omersei,
I-atrobe ami I'nioiitown. The reader w ill
see how tlie price of the lectures can be
put so low.
What does university extension lectures
mean?
lsi. It means lint a high class or enter
tainment is alTorded those w iio desire il.
nd. It offers a course of lectures that
otherwise could not tie had for three times
tlie money. . , .
3rd. It brings a partial education witinn
reach of manv vvli i never could aitenu
such an institution.
4lh. It presents an opMrtnnity, esiecial
IV to young people, to improve themselves,
with iittle outlay.
tli. It elevates tlie entire moral unu in
tellectual tone of a community by coming
into personal contact witn liie leauing
educators of the day.
I'.th. It brings liefore the people tlie oesl
things that have been said and done in the
l'".s;t. . , .....
H III Ktiensnurg support sucu a course.
Neighboring towns have tried il and
highly recommend it.
t he follow ing is a letter irom. nr. v,.
Schmucker of the Indiana state normal
.-hool. concerning the course wine 11 jusi
closed there:
Dr. Robinson has Just linlsiiea a course
for us. Eveiybody is delighted, and uni
versity extension is a permanent lealure or
normal. You can pi imise anything and
the doctor will make it good. He is one of
the liest lect urers I say it ad visedly that
1 have ever known.
The university extension method Is tlie
best out. The doctor and tlie method
make a combination that is absolutely ir
resistible. Take him by all means if you
can in anv way do it. We started with a
promise from tlie board to foot a delicit to
the tune of and cume out 7.1 ahead.
You cannot make a mistake on hliu.
Yours.
S. C. S( UMl CKKli.
Dr. Robinson himself writes us that in
every case the number in attendaice in
creased with each lecture. The attend
ance at Williamsport ran thus: 1st, lec
ture, Jlif. -'nd. '.".4: 3rd. -'.1.1; 4th, 314, etc.
Indiana, '':; 311; 337; :m, etc.
Do we want to improve ourselves?
Then embrace this opportunity.
Let each one consider the matter serious
ly before refusing to supjiort this useful-project.
nnrrlaitr Llrentiea.
The following marriage licenses vcre is
sued by tlie Clerk of tlie Orphans' Court
for tlie week ending Wednesday, April 1'.,
is; i.1:
Joseph Thiel. Jr., and Mary Kolih-r,
Johnstown.
Edward J. Connery, Chest Springs, and
Dillic M. Montgomery, La Jose, Clearlield
county.
Ceorge L. Wells. Pittsburg, and Mary C.
Sharp. Wilmore
Charles 11. Ilannan and Mary Kit .pat
rick, Johnstown.
John E. Allison and M. Dlshong, Johns
town.
William J. Kinney and Susaa Clark.
Johnstown.
Frank Lulw rda and Tckla Snity, Has
tings. Henry Dtiinan. Rlacklick tow nship, and
Mary P. Parrlsh. P.arr tow nship.
Augustine Sherry and Ida M. Lance,
Karr township.
James Diamond and Annie McCreary,
Johnstown.
Charles E. Schrom, Washington. D. C
ami Lizzie Findley. Johnsto vn.
John Krook and Susan I'.ooii. Hastings.
James C. Tomliiisoii. Loretto, and Min
nie Raymond. Wild wood.
Franz Moritz Rischotl and Marie Koth
ing. Rcade tow nship.
Sylvester Sickle and Kate May Sellers,
Joluisiow u.
Kiramlon
the Warld'a
Ticket to
Fair.
The l'.-nnsyl vania Railroad Company
annomices that the trunk line passenger
committee lias authorized the railroad
companies to sell excursion tickets to
Chicago 011 a.-.-omit of the World's Colum
bian Exosition ou 1 busis offuifrom New
York by fast express trains, and i'-V' by ex
press trains scheduled to make t lit run iu
thirty-five hours or more. Proportionate
rates w ill prevail from all stations in trunk
line territory. The rotjud-trip rate from
Philadelphia wil' lie .!i..1o by fast trains.
and -.".i.',l) by the thirty-five-hour trains,
starting from New York. From Washing
ton and Haiti more the rate will In 34. .Hi
by fast express trains, and -.7.lo by slow
trains. These tickets will not admit of a stop-off
en route, and can lie used for a continuous
passage only. The tickets will U. 011 sale
from Aril 1.1th to Octobei ,'Hith inclusive.
and w ill lie valid for return trip until Nov
cinber 1.1th, !..
All the lines leading to Chicago w ill sell
tickets g)4Ml for passage going by one
route returning by another, so that a er-
son may go out by the Pennsylvania rail
road, and, if he w ills, return by the New-
York Central, Raltltnore and Ohio, Erie.
or any other trunk line, or go out by any
ithcr line, and return by the Pennsylva
nia.
Virl4nc.
On Tuesday night Mr. David Davis, a
driver for Kimball fc A pel. liverymen, in
this place,' while returning from Cresson
with a two-horse team and carriage.
drove into a ditch that had been opened
half way across tlie street for the purtMtse
of putting water into a new house recently
retected by Ralker Rros.. and carelesslv
left open. The ditch w as about three feet
deep and both horses got into it, and in
their struggles trauioed and cut each oilier
badly, besides breaking the harness and
carriage. Il w ill take several day to tell
just how badly tlie horses are iiijurnl, and
how much the Imrough w ill have to pay
for the carelessness of the water superin-
dellt. The clerk to the council should How
ls- directed to give the water superintend
ent "written instructions"' to either close
a ditch across a street or put up a guard
rail w hen left om ii at night. Koine w ater
iiperinteiideuts come high, all things con
sidered, but he can always U relied iimii
when on an election board or in voting the
Republican ticket.
Too Beeeta Creek F.laloa.
The new line of the lUt-chCrevk railway
l-twcii Kcrrinoor and Mahaffev. 1.' miles
in length, was op.11.1l ou Monday and ti e
first through passenger train from Wil
liainsiM.rt bas-usd over It.
Tlie building of this road U-gan In Aug
ust, 1SM1, and has Isi n rai.i.llv unshed
through rdnce that time. About l.itw meu
were ai work on It all the time.
This new line pas.es through a mafrnlfl
cent part of the state, and the s:-eiicry along
tlie road Is very picturesque. There are
only two tunnels along the extension, one
known as Frleudsnlp tunnel, being -"ifeet
in length and two miles from Kerrmoor.
and tlie other, Hoyt tunnel. .1l feel In
length and a mile west A Friendship tun
nel. They are .Vi feet w ide, substantially
arched w ith utoue and brick and timber.il
w ilh oak.
William Funk, aged 1Q years, a resi
dent of Paterson, Juniata cnii(ty, at
tempted tu Isiatd a freight train on Sun
day in the vicinity of Port Royal. He
missed his hold, fell under and tils right
foot w as crushed. This is another w arn
i UK but -A course will ul be heeded.
Artnmrat toarl
Argument court convened on Monday.
The following busiuess was transacted:
Hy Mr. Shoemaker Petition of Adam
Sl.nman. administrator of the estate of
Thomas Rager, deceased, setting forth the
sale of certain real estate to Renjamin F.
Rager for 4.10.
In the matter of the partition of the es
tate of Jacob Rickard. of South Jork
BALTZELLSV
J JOT all the clap-trap talk
J IV J on earth can make any
kind of black dress goods
equal to the matchless silk wrap
I'nestry Henriettas. rio other
Joseph S. Wick, trustee ; reirted that ne goodg are made jjke
Iiau sola a piece ui miiu wiv. 1 , .. . -
fY.us3ira.na.il wooi ana pure silk
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mcie is uu creasmg, lading' or
wear out to them. Always new
and silky looking, there is no
fabric equal to them and we have
piece of laud
man fori.1o.
Also, petition of M argaret Vogle, guar
dian of the minor children ot Augusiine
Vogle, d.t-eased, for an order to sell at
private sale their Interest in a piece or
land at Lilly to tJeorge Hraut for f.-.M
Order made. I .U -t 1. . ,
ISy Mr. Urown-Petition of Herman l"c c"vc "gciicy m au meir gOOJS
itaumer and Jacob Feud, assignees of T. I0r miS City. lhere are FnestlV
R. Marshall, setting forth that all the surnmpr o-iwia oc n-oll .a TT:
creditors' had U-eii paid in full, and asking !., P , ,
for discharge. An order of publication ettas, SOtt beautiful Weaves that
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was made, ana tlie mailer win oe taken utjur me CTUCiai test 01 the mag
up at the June term of court, nifvino- Wo kov&
lly Mr. Evaiis-Petilion of James M. S ?. , . " "-"J
Shumaker. trustee, to sell the legal title of ulu uiacs gOOUS ail 01 excellent
John Ki island the equitable title ot Al- I quality and at prices down to
U-rt McCance, deceased, in 112 acres of r.o ..-.i c, . , , .
land in Allegheny townshio. w ith the le- J ' wuui anu in
port that he had sold to m. I). Kitteii lor coixon mixed down to a few cents
410, aud asking for continuation. Con- Our black fiOOils fttrtrk ia nnni
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lirm.-d.
Also, petition of Joseph W. Eckenrode,
admiiiistralor of William Eckenrode, de
ceased, setting forth that the estate had
been settled and asking for dischaige
Discharged.
Also, petition of citizens of Portage
tow nship for tlie vacation and supplying
of a road; also, petition of citizens of the
same tow nship for an order to vacate a
road, (iianted.
Ity John M. Rose Petition of II. W
Slick, assignee of William M. Peters, set
ting forth that he had performed the duty
for w hich he was appointed and asking
discharge. Discharg.il.
IJy Mr. Martin Return order of sale of
Joseph E. Sedlmyer, administrator of the
estate of James Uriflin, deceased, setting
forth that tlie property remains unsold nd
asking for another order of sale. Order
made.
Uy Mr. Kittell Petition Of John Able,
guardian of tlie minor children ot Jacob
Kooniz, asking for his discharge. Dis
charged, and John A. Dillon appointecMn
his place.
I5y Mr. Story The return order of sale
of II. W. Story, as assignee of D. II. Park
er, asking for confirmation of sale of Mr.
Talkers property in the Fifth ward of
Johnstown to Robert Me Auliff for 1,32.1.
Continued.
Also, asking for alias order to sell real
estate of Mr. Parker in Coopersdale. Or
der made.
Also, return order of sale Aaron Stutz
inan, assignee of Eli lienshoff, reporting
that he had sold the estate of the assignor
to Charles 15. Ling, subject to a mortgage
held by the Johnstow n Savings Rank for
Also, petition of S. A. Snook, guardian
of minor children of IeoH.Id ISingle, de
ceased, asking for an order of allowance
for support and maintenance. The court
aw arded 4 x-r mouth for each child.
Also, K-iition of citizens of West Tay
lor tow nship for the apiHjiutinent of a col-
loctor of taxes, and asking that RoUeit M.
tioiighiiour, who was elected last Febru
ary but failej to tile his Ixuid in time to
qualify, be appointed. This was met by
am ther petition, presented by M. D. Kit
udl. asking for the appointment of John
Eckles, who was tax roll trior last year,
and alleging that (ioughnour is not a resi
dent of the tow nship. Roll) J-titions held
over for Information.
Also, in the matter of the application of
Charles Maneval, of the Third ward of
Johnstown, for a liquor license, stating
that his new- building, to take the place of
the one destroyed by lire, was almost com
pleted. The court granted the license, to
date from the sth of May.
Ity Mr. Myers His rcjxirt as auditor
in tlie estate of Mary C. McCloskey. Con
tinued it 11.
l!y S. L. Reed His report as auditor in
the assign.-d estate of Frank Hahn. Con
firmed 11 ixl.
Also, the petition of Matthiot Reade, ex
ecutor of the late lieorge M. Reade, who
was assigm-e of John S. Kaylor, asking for
the apiMiiutment of another assignee to
close up tlie matter. The court appointed
Matthiot Reade.
Also, the petition of Charles J. Pringle,
administrator of I. Prlngle, for an order
to selT real estate to pay debts. Order
made.
ISy Mr. Zimmerman Petition of William
A. tierliard. constable of Adams township,
asking to be relieved, and petition of citi
zens of the same township asking for the
apMiintmeiit of Ueorge C. Felix In his
place. Mr. Felix appointed.
ISy Mr. Murphy Ilisowu rejiortas aud
itor to distribute the funds in the hands
of James E. Mangus. administrator of the
estate of Daniel Mangus, deceased. Con
tinued 711x1.
ISy F. J. O'Connor Petition of Anton
Riek, of Lower Voder township, for di
vorce, on grounds of desertion aud cruelty.
Suhp.rna awarded.
Petition of Joseph Lautzy, of Rarr town
ship, for appointment of Jury to ascertain
thelamagcs to his property by the Cant-
ria A Clearlield railroad. Names were
submitted t the court for appointment.
The court deferred action.
The motion for a new trial in the case of
William F. CtMik, convicted of emliezzle
ment. was refused. Sentenced to pay a
tine of 10 and costs
Commonwealth vs. Richard Tlyrne, well
ing liquor to minors. Defendant plead
guilty and was cntenccd to pay a fine of
tin und cosu.
Commonwealth vs. James (Irimsley, em
bczxlement. Motion for new trial. Ar
gued and held for advisement.
The bridge case from Susquehanna town
ship w as settled.
The court granted a rule on Alfred Ash
ton. Esq.. to sho'V cause w hy he should
not lie expelled from the bar of Cambria
county.
M lM-el Imnroua Hollrea.
KorsE fok kknt.
A seven rooia latered hoose la (Carroll
i-jwuhi. r. nvenleot to Carrulltuvn Inquire of
ol the nubM-nber. JA.MtSSHAKHAl'UH.
'PHE K.tntnr HoIMIdk Jt Ioa,D AocUtlon
1 will otter fur ile t the e-'Oucll chamber. Kl
ermhurK, on the :ourtb Monday la April,
tt.uio.uu. THUS. KAVIS.
I.bstkb I4nm, Secretary. PreiMent.
K SAI.K.
Oneiair
nana fjear old
Mch.lT.SU
v
I One pair beayy raaicbt hone, well mated.
J. W. s,H tUHAt'OH.
Carroll town.
C0," KKWAKIi llint pall o anyone
OcJ.UU iirniblD eri.lrnre lajm tu llie
a'rrrrl ana roavlrtlon ul aay rua nr pereon
lrekln- lulu Hko.il kuux or InjarlnK any
-nol .ruprtr In Mnnler lui hl.
JAS. A. faKVISH, V J.SANl'KKS.
terretarj. FreakleaU
April T.tw.
T Y oa are wanting Hook. Mailonary,
1 Irl. 1kII. (iaoiea. Tojrt. Nweltie. School
Kook-
s-opplie. Knl'lier XUvA or bue, elf., eta.. J
ran have y ar want M-.llwl I'J a ! t lo T.
Ktrl' Here. tJ-ra-liir, Altboaich an old ea
UMItliril one. It i areat ot the liu.e andaU
) well BlUd wlin -hm! of all kind. An ex
rbanae library ba l.eo ataned at Ibla (lore,
nil ire lor a aud lu rent! yon ran rem moat any
book you want to read. Any iHwk or anytbln
eUe not In rtork procured kr yon at once. t
erythlng auld at lowed pitre. Ule as a call
and nee lor yourrell. vm never raw sucn a
large and elegant ftork la fcbenaburg.
Drkm wr the l.iajwwr Hah.lt
fwalllvrly tared ly AImih iBlrrlaiaT
lr. Ilalan' UeUrn ap-le.
1tl ntanulaetnrei at a powder, which can be
klven In a icla ol beer, a cup ol oottee or tea. or
In food. without the knowledge of the patient.
It la absolutely barmle. and will edeot a pertna
i.tnt and wlr cura, whether the patient I a
moderate drinker or aloobolio wreck, t ba been
Klvea In tbourandi ol caea and In every Instance
a perieot cura bat hallowed. It never J al la. The
tytteni once ImreaDkted with the pecide. It be
eomea an utter Impottiblltty lor the Huuor ap
i lie to cxlt. t'urea auarautead. 48 pie book
ol particulars Irea. Addtet
tioi.uKN sriAuniHio..
Ukltl.lr. la (iacebtl'luClaoall IL
ailed and will remain so.
In the colored dress department we are
ottering some strong bargains iu serges all
shades, all wool and 4i inches w'de at 02V;
cents :t yard. These have nlwxi-s n.l.l u.
7.1c. to l.0i), but we bought out the manu
facturers' entire stock and no more can be
had at any price. This a rare hariraln
chance.
We have a few pieces of Creoons and
llcdford Cords in tans and greys tbat we
wish toclose out, so take your choice at
ifcc. a yard. All along were 7."c., but the
rest are cut to :Vc. Two nieces of nrpv
left from the 1.25 sort. This week you
may have them at SOc. a yard. Oulv a few
of our light pattern good left. Trimmings
to match. Capes are all the rage and we
have sold an incredible number. The de
mand is still on and ve can supply it. In
browns and tans with embroidered butter
fly collar or plain, :i.7. tott.Ul w ill secure
a pretty one. Handsome tans w ilh velvet
collars are 10.110. aud more elegant ones
with satin ribbons and velvet collar are
( HUW.
BALTZELLS'?
Altoona.
JVUSSTOS. M. J. BVVK.
fcSTABUBBBD 1872.
A. H-.Blfi.
Johnston, Buck & Ct.7
BANKEHS,
EBENSBURG. ... PENN'A.
A. W. BI'I'K, t'atblcr.
KSTABLISBBO.latlS.
Carrolltown Bank.
CAKKOU.TOWN. PA.
T. A. NIIARUirUII, t'athlxr.
General Bantin Bnsiness Transacted.
Tbe lollowlng are the principal feature! of
general bai.a:tng business :
DEPUMITS
Kecelred payable on demand, and Interest bear
Ing certlBcatet Issued to llaoa depositor.
LUASH
Extended to enttotnert on tavorabta terms and
approved paper discounted at all time.
OLLErTIO.Vk
Made In the locality and upon all the banking
towns la tbe United States. Cbarges moderate.
DRAFTb
Issued neKOtlahle In all parts of the Vnltd
States, and lorelKii ezehaaire Issued on ill uart
of Enrol:.
AlTOCSTS
Ol merrhants. farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
fa irons are assured that all transactions shall
be held strictly private and onndsntlal. and
that they will be treated as liberally as good
banking roles win peraic
K especially.
JOHXIiTOS, BUCK dt fO.
TOWNSHIP STATEMENT.
STATKMKNTol settlement with Snprrrisors ol
KUrkllrk townshlD lor tbe Tear end In
March 11. llttt:
W. S. STEV EN'S, Su pervlsor.
ir.
To amount of duplicate .
tasb receivr Irom A. W. Kowland
Order tn v.omojlss loners
Ky amount work dnpiiat
A moan l returned to jommislooer.
Exoneration , , ,
Pro lessional services .
StiiDvrers and timber lor flat bridge
Kepalring plow and scoop. .......
Services ot Supervisor . ......
SCOTT STILES, SurerrUor.
lr.
To amoust of duplicate
l ash received Irom A. W. Kow land
Order on Commissioners ..... .....
Cr.
Amount work duplicate....
Exoneration .
Tlx returned ....
Kepalra
Services ol Snpervlsor.
M1 36
t7
... 3 U3
SjSe
.Wt0 74
Nik
4l
ft Ml
16 18
1 !
7 OJ
tub as
..69 S
. X4 07
. 6o !
tax 78
Kilt 90
5 114
S9
. S4
711 60
6AI7S
Ky amount of tax not worked out and
turned over to the Incoming Supervla
or 4t
We. the undertlgned auditors ol Black lick
township, hareaudltel tbe above account and
bnd it correct to the best our knowledge and be
lief. JVIISON K. KEES.
KOMEK r KI'KUt'SOW.
Attest. A.M.KUWUNU,
WitTii H. Eowabos, Clerk. Auditors.
April 14, 1883.
TRIALLIST.
FH.l.OWINO Is the list ol causes set down for
trial at a special term of oourt to be held on
Monday, May 8. 18y.:
lKiran -.vs. Piper et at.
Piod'e ts. Cambrta L4tnd Co.
L.111X fc. Son...... vs. Hartman.
lllll ts. Johnstown Lumber
t.ompany.
Hashes vs. Martin.
Hoes . . ...... s. Sbeebaa.
Martin vs. lluabes et al.
Ueed vs. iMinbam et al.
Johnstown Milling Co.. vs. Lilly Mdse. Co.
Clark. ......... ... ts. Uautlleid.
Piccardo vs. Pierro.
Koee si Stoler ..ts. Iay.
'srtbew... .vs. Carthew.
C. Hauerlein Brewing
Company ...vs. Ieap.
Friday vs. 1 tally.
Bendon - T. Pryor.
Kcpion la. ... vs. Kennedy.
Jones vs. Mulveblll.
Keyser .... ts. Kinney.
Carroll , O'Connor Bros
fang.. ts. l.eabey.
Espy ............ vs. Hofecker.
J. U. 1IAKBY,
April II. 1W3. Prothonotary.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED proposals are lnvltd rp to May I.
I HISS, at Bjwn, sur the pUclna; ander rwl ot
t. Aaauaune's t'bareb, Cem'Tia evenly. Pa.
a brick structure 104x44 leet. Plans and speeia
catloas can l examined at tbe residence o( Kev.
J.J. Ludiien. of said place. The rlabt U re
served i rriact any or all bids.
E.K.HCNUIAN. JAMES WHAKTON,
Secretary. President Com.
April 14, IsiO.
TO THE
SCHOOL - DIRECTORS
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
C EN1LEMEN: In pursuance of tbe lorty
1 third section el the Act ol Msy 1864. yoa.
are hereby notified to meet la convention at the
tktert House In fbensbunr at 1 o'clock r. w . on
tho Firs Taenatay la Mas. A. . IMa,
teini tbe second day ol the month, and select,
nee vorr, by a majority ol tbe whole nuta tier ol
LHrsx-tora present, one per on of literary and acU
en tine acquirements and ol skill sad experience
la the art ol leaching as County Superintendent
fur tbe three succeed Ins: Years, and certily tho
result to the State Superintendent at HarrlsburK,
as reuulred ny the thlrt-Bintr and sortietn see-
. . . . . ... . ........
lions oisaia Act. j. .i.e.iau,
County r uperlntendent ol Cambria county
r bensbursT. Pa.. April 1. lavs.
T1KIVATE SALE, Tbe underslirned will sol
J. at Private Sale la Lily borotuch. Cambria
eoanty. Fa- his Hotel, with Brewery attached;
Two lee Houses, Stable, and all necessary OuU
buildings on tbe premises I ho House is licensed
now. or turtber artlculars call on or address
tne vropneior, i ncuiiuai. ai4d
Lily. Pa, Oct -H, lire
III F1IICY i!ID STAPLE GROCERIES.
THIS WEEK YOU CAN HAVE
ark
flood flour at tl.19 per
at l.r.: kockI cotTi
kum1 laundrv oap.
pounds fur !.().
In'
lx-st corn and oats chop
; currants, 7 pounds for
pit-ct-s for 2.1c.; sii(;ar, vl
A Big Pall in Dry Goods.
Ki'st ealii-iMv at aud 7 cn's; muslin, tl-a-lifd and
unblfat-lKi. 4' and 7 ciits: (iinirliaius. .1 and l cents;
cloth, in pray, brown and rrn, 3ii to 3.1 --nts; t'asli
tnr In all colors, 3i to 3.1 cents; r-d flannel, -Jit cents;
good toweling cents.
t2FThe above stock has been reduced 2.1 l-r cent.
Our Stock of X.adies' Coats
Sold Almost For Nothing.
Coats.
Coats.
Coa ts.
former price S;.uo, now :!.!)
....former price .l.ui. now 3.m
. ...former price U..lo, now US.
FUR - TRIMMED - COATS,
Retlueetl from $12 to $'
:r r.n
Misses' Coats In IMain and llox-Pleatid, light and dark
colors, in all sizes, can lie tioughl from
3.v5DT0S.lDaP
dents' Nwkwear at l'.c., regular .Vic. goods.
tK'Vor next two weeks we will sell TWO Hl'.V
IiKKIl AMI FIpTY I'AIKS I'AXTS- WorsUd,
Cheviots, All-Wool Cassitneres, at one price.
A I'AIR-XO MATTEIt WHAT COUUi
VOL' W ANT WE HAVE.
Also, do not forget that we arc now oflering our entire
stock of Children's, Boys' and Men's Overcoats at half price.
Good All-Wool Black and Brown
AV
$7.00; FORMER PRICE, $14.00.
V
I-
Hoys' nine andi:iac-k Chini liilla Coats
Former price, H.i.
fl.
Children's Cate Coats In big I'laids or Striix's,
former price, :i..Hl.
l-iTThs' giMtds must go and there is a god chance
for buyers.
Men's Heavy-Weight Gray or Red
aic. jM-r suit, former price, $l..Kl.
LADIES'
Fine HDrcss Shoes
at $1.25 to $2.00.
MEN'S
DALF StHODES,
In Ca-ngrss or Lace, $1.7.1 to -J.2.1.
Miss'-' llongola and tJrain Spring He-I Shoes, fl.1.1.
Child's Uongola and (Irain llei-l and spring Heel at
7.1c.
Men's Fine Dress Shoes in Congress or Lace for 1 1.21.
500 PAIRS
MEN'S - BK0GANS,
Solid Leather. Oak Top, Sole with Iluckle. t.1c.
a pair, former price $1.3.1. tbe bigirest
offer ever made iu Cambria county.
r?TOur Stock olFl lrXITl lrE.CAKl'LTS, H ATS,
CAI'S, TUl'NKS and VALlsKS is now ready lor iu-
spection.
J3?""Come spend an hour with us.
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.
GALLITZIN, PENNA.
TOWNSHIP STATEMENT.
I CII1X)KS' settlement with the Supwlsors
k ol Chest towosblu lor Tear ending March 1.
JOHN NKIHM VKK. !Sniervlsor.
Dr.
Balance dre from last settlemeot....
To amoontol duplicate
Received I ruin iieense land
Kareived trum Oumiuisrlaners
Crder to balance aeeuunt......
0W
83'AI
171 UU
- 5W. 10
23 61
'r.
Amooct work done by Lasables
Orders redeemed ....
Paid Sebutlsi A. K uiae
fald Kr OT DaiziUe
Pali lor plana
Ketara ol lands
Paid '. A. S Que maker lor professional
rerrlces ....... .............
Paid lor s m 1 In I n .. ,
T hree trips to Lbensta K .
W3 70
.atxta 80
7fl 21
. &U UU
. 44
ia so
17 ttt
Publishing talen,ent two terms
. rmnplcr ol taxes to Selasttan A. Kruise..
Paid kr one axe and handle, and hammer
and bandie
Paid lor on. plow point and and natls
txooor Ations . , ,
Personal services SV davs at S1.7& per da.. VMj 75
15 110
18 10
u on
10 o
t 6
i bi
1 tt
0. D. P.
Relief Statement !
170LIJIW IN(I i a list of persons receiving ra.
Prr month.
rw3 70
SEBASTIAN A. KHl'lSC Supervisor.
lr.
To amount ol duiilieat . . $678 M
Keoelved Irom John Nedlmyer cjh... ftoou
Transfer ol taxes Irom John JVedimyer. . 6 H6
Keoelved Irotn 1 .ommliia loners . w iihi iu
Order to balance account
Or.
Amount of work done by taxs'iles
Three tripe to bbeasbunc.........
t a la lor scoop. . . .
I' a Id for removlnsr tools .....
Paid lor dynamite..
Paid or plank and work ...
Keturnol lanas.
Personal servlses 5s days at tl.75 per day
exonerations............... .
LIABILITIES.
A u I i tors and clerk . . .
Sebastian A. Kruise...... ..
John Neleuiyer
Charles Knody
John ii. tlill
10. Mi
tbM 30
...3i4 30
uou
8 39
74
13
lo 77
?6
VI 50
60
30
. 18 00
lUl Mi
-i 31
.. 200
U7 17
We. the andersianed auditors, dj eerily that
tbe above Is a true and correct statement.
JOHN . U1I.L,
Attest.- JdtiN KAKtK.
Jogipb Hirrs. t'HAKLtS WARN r K.
Merit. Auditors.
March 31, 1843.31.
TOWNSHIPSTATEMENT.
CJTATEMENT ot settlement with tbe supervis
ee t-rs
13, iav&
X bel irom tb. county
JOHNSTOWN.
BHditet Sbeeban
Mary Sheelian....
Snelab (iallaicber..
Ullen llolden
Mrs. Kinney .......
Mary O'lionnell...
Mrs. Swatman.....
L.iuie Wents.. .......
findicet MeKkilM-an-
Mary T. Kelly
.Mrs. O'.Marra ...... .
t'atb. s"i"" hi i , , i
Mrs. tinier
John FM mis ton . . .
Sarah Baldwin
Sarah t.'avanauith. .....
Mrs. Huiches' children. .
Mrs Server ..; .
Mary Harry-.
Cth Knapp
Mary Mcr'ail
rJllaabetb Marsh ,
Mrs. Woodhead.... ,
Bridget O'Neill ..
Wit ru j ret Mixel ,, ,,.
Adam Yogle . .
tic. 11 a miners .
Ana Brown ..
Ann Jackson ... ...........
Ann Sullivan
Hubert lilenn
Caroline Aidrtdxe
Susan Butts ....
Jonn rates-...
Mrs. Long- , - - ,
(Charles Haber. ....... ,, ,
Mrs. Lindsay , , -
Margaret liull. ...........
Mrs. Koberts.
Mary Kurd .......
Mrs M!arthy
Jath. Kelly
Susan Waters
Kliea Morrison..
rJllen lee
Oath. Uuosijr
l e'KH.ca Snerblne. ...........
Liuie Ha4-ket
Herman Kle-timyer ..
Fred, lieauier
IJn.hslh riiiimiin M ,,
Silft Iionmyer .
Sarah Jordan , , , ,, ....
Klora Zerter
Matilda Ksnkin
Cyntba Miller "......
Maraaret Warner
Klisabetb Walters.
tlrac MeConluKue- .
Mrs. OoKln
ST. ALUCSTINE.
Mrs. Isabella Mdluire
O t-rs ol Iean township lor year endlnic March
JOHN UAUI.EY. Supervisor.
Isr.
Work don. by taxables......
tasb received on dopllrato-....
Casb received unseated lands and license
Total...
.3S1 as
. 4u4 UM
. &u3n5
A roes Wills.
ASHY1L.L&.
u7 3
832 07
Balance on band.
Jr.
.. 75 M5
..M1S7I
fash paid work don...
Amoaut due J. an ley. suMrvlsors. lor
service, ninety alae days at (165 a day.. 103 AO
Total
Exoneration
a bamsaers, 1 plow, 1 scoop. 1 shovel.
.832 IC
8 IV
S fir. 1
MICHAKL.1SAOLE. Suirvleor.
lsr.
Asaoant .1 J a plicate .... flu M
t'asl. received un rated lands and liceswa. loo 14
t 'ash paid sur work..... ...... 11 WO
ASBoual retarnad to tnnlHis.
sis ... . i . ...... ......... . .810 45
Aadluirs' exonerations am
Personal service..
74 n
IMS Ik
100 14
Bala nc da. M. Nasi 38 01
We. tb. BBuenlKned aadltora ol I lean tvwa
Sblp reapertlally report tbe kirearolne: account to
be traeand correct to tb. best ol their knowledge
and beliel.
M. I. MMlAK TNEY,
H.. 11ATIS.
lASs WHAKTON.
Al. W arrow. Olerk. Auditors.
March 3J. )av4.3t
NOTICE Is hereby sriven lb. t lollowlna appli
cation forth, traealei of ll.-ense has been
Bled la lb. Oourt of Qaarter Sessions avbd will
te presented lotbet'ourt I r Its eorslderatioa on
WtUMiSPAY.ArKlLH.lsi3
(leo. Yeckley l I 'hi., lor tbe license otUeo.
Yeckley. Jr.. (lallluin borouab.
J. O. UAH BY.
March 34, lsML Clerk U- S.
riX) WHOM IT MAY CIINCEKN:
I Ail persons bavins; claims aa-alnst tbe estate
ol Jeremiah Noooaa. late ol Munstcr township.
t'ambria eoanty deceased, or aaaiosi me siuu vl
Eliaa Noonaa, late ol said township, deceased.
are requested to present their claims properly
probated to ta by may tn. ltnu.
M. It. lin tLU
tlisBsbarx, Pa., March 31. lsiu.
Mrs. S. Owens-
Mrs. Haftan ...
Mrs. Annie Brown...
W tn. Oonwell
Mrs. Alice Murray -
OALIJ1ZIN.
Mrs. Hanson ..... .. .......
John 1'ree . -- , ,
James lilllan ..
Pat M alone -
Nlt'KTUWN.
John Keith .
Mrs. Hebe
P.tei Hallman
POKTAUE.
Mrs. Silas Loaa ... ........
Mrs. t "h arch . . . . . ... .
Thomas Parrlsb
W1UMOKE.
Mrs. Ius;sn . .
UlkbTltl.
o
3 OU
. 3 OU
. 300
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.. -10"
. Ull
t ou
SOtt
... 3 I HI
3 00
3 uu
... 4 ou
3 uu
... 3 OU
... 4 U0
.. 2 00
3 Ol
... X 00
Z 00
z UO
... 8 00
3 UU
.. 4 On
X 00
... 8 OO
4 00
3 00
a ou
... i 110
... 300
... 300
3 00
.. Z 00
3 OU
... SOU
... SOU
. . . 2 UU
... ZU0
... z uu
e oj
... 2 U0
21
2 00
. 3 l
4 0U
3 OU
... 2 OO
... 3 00
... 300
. 2 UO
... 3 HO
S oo
3 U0
a ou
... 300
... 2 00
... 2 00
.. 4 UO
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LILLY
BANKING : CO.,
LILLY, PA.,
J.U. H. MI LI.EN,
47AM II IKK.
A (iENEEAT, ItANKIXO BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
FIEE, LIKE, AND ACCIDENT INSUR-ANCE.
ALL THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRESENTED BY US.
Accounts of niiTclwiits. farmers and oth
ers i-arui-stly KolirlU'd, assuring our pa trims
that all tiiisincss eutriisb-d Ut us will rr
p-iv prompt and (-artful attention, and lo
li-ld tilric-tly contidctil ial. Customers wil.
1m treal-d as litx-rully as pood bauki'ig
ruins will permit.
LILLY BANKING CO.,
Mr.w. Lilly, lvnua.
A FIRST-CLASS
SHOE STORE
FOR SALE!
The alove is located at 4 Franklin
striM-t, Johnstown, oiip tif the tinesl loca
tions in the city. SUM-k consists of a
Beneral line of shoes sutahle to the ?lass
of trade to wpich it caters and is in tirst
class condition. An elegant set of w indow
tixtiire and fhelvinz KU with the Mock.
House t-stablislii d three years and dninir
a SCMid liusili-s:. Reason for Melliiiit it
interferes with other business. Call on or
address
W. T. WALKER,
iM. hi4-4t. 4 Franklin St., Ji.luisUia n.
N'OTirE OF INITOKPOKATION.
Notice is berety aivea tbat o applleatloa
will l made tn the t lover nor ol Penr.syivania oa
MOM HAY. APKILZ4TH laws. Iy J. L. Mllcb
ell.Ml.bael r itsiiarris. U m. M. Smith. A. A.
Stevens aal it. IJo)d Owru. ander the Act of As.
seta lily entitled "Al Act to Provide for the In
corporation and Kea-ulaiioa vl t!ertala tkirpora.
tioos." approved Aprl I zvth, IsTI. and tbe sup
plement thereto, lor t he rhartdr ol an mtendrd
rxirMrat oa to b. called -Tbe tlallltxla tlacitie
Liabt t'Hmoaay." the character and
arid object .1 wbu-h is of supp'ylnv lla-ht to th.
putihc at Oallitsln by .lee'.rlclty at Oaiiilslo,
t ambria eounty. Pennsylvania, and to parsons,
partnerships and associations residing therein
and ad ) aoe.nl tber.to, as may desire tbe seme,
and lor lb. purposes to bave. HMsesa and enioy
all the rlabts benebts and privileues ot said Act
ol Assembly and tbe supplements thereto.
bl k-v tNS st OWKNS.
March 81 St. SolU-ltors.
Peter Hall
Haden Motluir.
fcd. Mullen .........
Mickey liawaoa.
I alia t wm .
Jobu Stevens. ......... .........
John C. Maloy .
i;nti si-t.i.v
litnatius Miller..... ..
Amelia Vrbaa ... ......... ......
ST. BONIFACE.
Mrs. Susan Miller .
Mrs. vv . Kaner , -
Mrs. tiuwsoa
Mrs, Moouey
Mrs. l.v lohnstoo ...
Al rs. ltenals MotJaeley ....... ......
Scctt Harris..
FALLEN 11MHLK.
Mrs. F. aIUa.b.r..... 4 00
Mrs. Ijnma YoBaxkla L 4 ou
SOUTH FOKK.
Mrs. Ket-ecca HulsoI 4 no
Mra.Seddi. ... .... S 00
OAKKUUTOWN.
Wm. Myers , 4u
tBKNeiBVKtJ ANU VICINITY.
Mrs. Joaepb Jaines . .-. . 3 uu
Mrs. Keese , . , , , t uu
liuis Hoover................ 3 00
Marytiray 3 uu
Ann Joues 3 00
KAPHAF.I, H1TE. 1
JOHN UiM), Poor Directors.
S. W. MllKU. S
April T. Itno.
P. R. R. SCHEDULE.
Schedule In e fleet Itecniher 18tb. Imrl
-'3-llssst rMaaain.
KAST.
Seashore Express . , . . sn a m
Hrrisnanc Aeoummoiatioa .... . , ,,. a 2:1 a m
lay txpreaa..
Alloona Ir.spress....
Mall F.lprrss
Pbtladelpbla Express....
wt.
II.
U. MYERS.
ATTOkNEY-AT-l.A W,
Eaaaaacaci, Pa.
eT-ornce la.UolUinad. atow. oa J.atr. street.
Jobnstowa Express...
Pacinc Ex pres ...
Way Paaeo;er....
Mall Train
Jobnstowa Express...
.11 04 1
. I iaj p ui
. ft 17 p m
. 8 Up ut
iT a as
8 I . a m
X ati p iu
4 V a
. 8 x4 p m
EsscsBassairsx Brvsscftt.
Trains leaves as follows: T.ao, lu.2S a. m.. aad
1.U p. as aad arrive at Cresson at 8 -J. 10 Mi a.
as. and 4 18 p. oa. Leave Cresson at Jo, 1 1 a.
to and 4 )8i p. m., and arrive al Klcntuia at
10. In a. m. and IJ 01 and lo p. as.
Oextawai stwel I'learHrU.
Ieave Irvonit at ( 48 a. m. and a 40 p. sn. arrlv.
lnT at Oess on at 8 08 a sn. and 4 p. m. lae
t:reason o 4u a. iu. aud & Is p.m arriviua" at 1 r
voua at 11.00 a ax. and 8 as p. sn.
Sundav trains leave t Bresson every Sunday at
3asa aod 8 1a p. m., arrivlu at lrvoius at
11 so a. m aod 4 ou p. as.
For rale, easpe. ee , eall oa aaeot or address
Tuiisj. E. Wtt. P. A. W. it.. HO Fntb Ave..
Piltslura. Pa.
S. M.I KEVOST. J. K. WOOll.
tleneral Manaaer. tieoerai Maaaaer.
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