Cambria Jzvmiuui
mKNSI!fl:J, I'AMIIIIIA .. PA.
FRIDAY.
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i.or.ti. rK.i
Mr. P. II. Kiiikftul t." .lulnist.m ii. :s
in tow n on Tiu'olay.
-K-Mi.Titr tJray. of Cat :i..llt"- was
in tow it on W.-tlii.'s.lay.
- Mr. 1. Ft- pla.f.sprtu
last Sunday in l'..-ll foiili'.
-Mr. Curon Lah. y of Lilly. -I't ' f-w
hours in tow n on .Moinlay.
Mr .1 T. I - "r ""n-rliill. Is hint
u,, at Lis 'horn.- wiil.i l.-un.utis.n.
-Mr I'raiik ll.rfTlf. of tin- .Johnstown
II, rtil'l. w"1 i tow n on Tu.-s.lay.
- Mr. ( Iiarli-s IVrry ami wife, of (.'lies t
.Sn ini-'s. was in town on Tuesilay.
- .ImliTf Harry White, of Indiana, was
in town on Thursday of last week.
K-Sheriff Cauini'i'. of .l..lnisi..u n. w as
jn town for a frw hours on Momlav.
Mr. I.awreiiee Wylmi.l. of Spiuivrier,
Klirii-diurtf a visit on VeIiieil.iy.
Tin1 ns.'ini't'r corps on the Ula.kliek
,11,,! two lame rattlesnakes last work.
Mr. A. I". Kirsrh. of 1'air township.
- ni a I " lioiir- in town on WYdni-sday.
Mr. William Toniliiison, of Alleuheuy
tow nhip. drop).n d in to soo us on Monday.
M i-s Ann Mrl (onald. of this place, ho
l-.-ii ill for some li past, is ini,iuv-
i I ! L! .
Mr. .loli n Sum inert i I If. of Su-iUoliauna
t,,w n-liip. pai.l KImmisIiui-k a isit on Nat-
unlay.
Mr. lie..!..- li. Si ineinaii. olio of South
,.i k - soli. I lu-ii" in.-n. .iin tow n on
M lay .
I'ev. Father Kitt.ll. of l.ot'ett... ami
;, . Father k..-.-iiste. I. of Ashville, ;nv in
I l.i.a-o.
K-l 1 1 l.lo d. of tin- lliiitl-l. a.-.-om-,.im.dl'
his family, paid W ilinoi a v isi l
Mitidav .
liM.in.l Shoniakri ret iiine.l home
,,i. -.ii unlay after :t week's alenre isit
1 1,;: h i. nds in Altoon.'i.
M i s. ( ionipi t . of Indiana, is i-itinu
In i .1 m h I ei- M rs. V. A. and Mis. Koi
, 1 1 s.-anlan. in 1 his plan-.
Frank I'al ton, eahier of t he Coal port
I. .ink. was in town for eeial days at
t, n.liiii! roiirt a a w itnes.
I I,,. 1 !-- 1 1 trrians of Hastings arc
:i .mi to Imild a handsoini' ihiiivh in that
,i.i.-.- to 'oM ahotil fii.ii.
Two I. rollers nanird IVt.-rs were ar
ii M.d and I i" 1 1 ir 1 1 1 to jail for hi aiinir a
M;i m ar lla-tinuson Saturday.
On Tli ui "day 'f la-l week eleven
tiainp "I ' I'loiiuhl to jail '.1 tl.-pa---in
on tin' railroad m-ar Coinnia isirli.
F.u li. r Mell nh, of i I more, on Mon
day i-.l.'hratfil tin- twi'i'ty-li:'Lli anniv.-r--ai
y ..I his elevation to tin- priest hood.
Mr. .los.-ph lU'imi-lo. of iiallimn, who
i a . an.li.lat' for fount y trea-utvr. w as in
ti.t li oil Monday sluikili' hands with Ills
ti i.-ii. N.
Mhs A ii n if (iiinii's. foitniily a ue--
I (earlier of All. yln-ny township,
i- in atti'iidami' at tin' Woil.fs Fair at
I.L'.l.' ..
Mr. Thoiiut- M. Lewis, of t aiuliiia
township, .ii. .1 on Tuesday .1 line i.l h. a l
I.; years.
A foloi'i d cam ptn.'i't : ni,' is to e..me oil
,n v .....I. ( : I 1 1 r oiint y. comnu in iii' on
ti... nth in-!, and coin iiiuii)' over two
Sunday.
on l ii.lay laM Mrs. Fi.o )orr. of In
diana, ha I a .:.Y pound tumor leinov r.i at a
I'n-I.uii; ho-pilal. She expert- to return
home -....n.
M. 1 1. IVan r. depiilv li'ea-ui'ti'. ac -...in.
allied h Ids family, his lu-other
I . . oi L'. and -iter t lai a. ii le.l h i. nils ill
I .il I ..lit. iW li - ni Mllida y .
Mr-. Hi. Austin, of Winter I'ark. r
a n ire eoiintv. Florida, 'arrived lure on
Thursday on a vi-it. to her hi nt her. In. T.
M. Ki. har.S. of this plaee.
Mr. John I loi ham si arted on Tuedav
a-him:toiiv ille. Ohm. ai'c..:n pa u i.-d
1 hi wife, the j.iiiru. y In-iny ov.-tland
witli I w o hoi scs a lid a IniLT-'y.
O. li. .Snyder. Ks... chief clerk in the
-t ale depart men l at 1 1 arri-lmri; i- topping
al the Mountain House in this .i:i,-.-. Iiav-
II. ii cine here for the lien.-li. of hl h.-.lilli.
Martin llornii'k. a farmer rc-idinii in
hi. hlainl township, on Friday la-l was
t hruw n from his w a.'oii hv hi- team I iiniiiii.'
away and had his ..ft shon l.h r di-locali-d.
-Mr. Samuel I'.avter. a former resident
of KlK'iiliuni, w ho removed to low a ahoiit
twenty years a no. died at hi-- home in K.-d
Oak. Iowa, on Tuesday May .'ioih. asjed
a Unit s.; ears.
Shannon Snl.-r, a hrakemau on the
i'enu) U ama railroad, w a-- Ihiown iin.hr
In- 1 1 ti al Lilly, on W.-dne-dav of l.i-t
tto-ii Klld killed. His home w as in Tate--
ville. ISedford county.
A racetrack is to Ih- huMt at We-i-iii.
.nt on the hill that nVi'ilni.K-. .luli'i
town. Messrs. Sims - Co.. ol Tyrone.
ha e t he contract for tin' work, which K
to lie completed ill si weeks.
I I airy Sin 1 1 h. a lineman employed in
-l i . 1. hiiui elect i ic w ire fell Iroui a pole a
h-tam f :tO feet to the paVeiin-nt in llol-
I lav -I'lirir on S;it ur.l.i y and was h.i.l'v iu-
j u I .-d. He Was taken to his liolue ill I I 1111 -'
lli'doll.
Ualph Altinius. a hrakcmati on t he
I'eiin-v Iv am. i railroad w I home is at
M..II. IU ille. had his l.-fi f,,i Imdly crii-h.-.i
ni the luilio.i.l yard at t oiieiunmii on
Monday, lie was taken to the I 'aiiihria
il-.spil.il.
Mr. S. L. lliiiiL's, of Altootia. arrived
her.-last week and has i aken cha I lie ol t he
I i ii.'s st,.,-un tl.uirillll mill in this place.
II.' in V Ites t he patronage of the people a lid
Mie. ts to .l.-s. t vi- il l. luriiiii-i out lir-l
I... ui I'aul, younti-'st son of Mr. .1. 1'..
M .M anaiii y and W i fe. of Van ria. r. die-1
-" M ..in I n . the chthl's death result ini;
' i lailin on a nail which penetrated
!.-' '-"-f of its mouth au-I i ii j 1 1 ri ii ii the
-1.. -i i i . .1 1 n ui n.
II. A. McFike. who launched the
I li i vi on the journalistic ru and pr.--
" nle-l .. . I it - lies lilies lor seventeen J l-ai s.
M '-.i. town for several -lays thi- we.-k
" 1 a i o ' hands with his ,,ld friends and
diavNimr p;,y as a witness.
Mi-. Ilridiret McClarren, wife of l'et.-r
M .' I n ien. of Crovle township, died at
h.-r ti. line in that towi.shjp on Saturday.
Iniie ::, s'.:j, s-.' years. II. -r remains
.re intelled ill St. I '.il I I ho ll.me w 's re II i -el-rv,
al W iluiore on Monday.
I he l'enn-ylv ania Kailroad Coiniiany
l.a-ilecul.-.l t jie ul lis employes who
-iesjre u vacation of two weeks with free
tiai.-portatioii for their f amili.'s to and
ti..in the World's Fair. They will not, he
paid during the vacation, however.
- H. A. Kn-ilehai i t. of Hraiich s-.'. K. II.
A . oT ai rolltow n ; Alex. I'arri-h. repre-
i.tinii Sun nut llranch. and Dr. Trovi il.
ol t.allit.iu llrauch. left for Philadelphia
"ii Monday to at ietl. 1 1. hi ,r , on v cut ion
ol the Kuierald l'..-netieiiil Ass.B ialiou.
A w riter in a -las paM-r est imaievi that
the main wheel of :t watch made-. l.H-l
'evolutions in a eur: lh.- second or centre
Wheel. s,.7.,o; . thirl Wheel. Tll.lls,); tM.
fourth wh. , l..Vj.-,,iii, ami theliflh or sVap.
t U.-.-I, i.l.n.r,,. Ti iiuiiiU-r oflM-ats or
ibratw i.t HJ,OL.Vo iu a j tar.
Mr. Charles Father, son of Mr. David
Furt-er. of Wiluiore, died on Monday at a
hospital hi 1:-Milder City, Montana, from
rheumatism. He was ahout thirty-siv
yi-ji'i d a sie and leaves a wife hut no
children.
A strike of small proportion took
place i.ii Wednesday amonij tl e stone-cut-teis
on the new railroad. We understand
several met ijuit work hut their (daces are
not hard to till and their services ran l-
dispensed w itll.
Don't forget the fact that there will he
a picnic at Spansrlcr on Wednesdav and
Thursday June -.Mst ami liil; the proceeds
for the henetit of the new Catholic church
at that' place. A hospitahle welcome will
he extended to all.
The semi-annual synod of the Welsh
Calvinistio church of Ohio and Western
I'eiiusylv ania will meet in the Calvinistic
church. K'ocnshuri; this (Thursday even
inn will continue until Sunday niu'ht.
There are thirty-live c hurdles iu this dis-disi.rict.
K-lwar-l Ili.-ket is. of I'ta'nvilh'. Cloar
lield county, retiirn.il last week from Chi-i-iiin,
w her.' he had U'on on duty as a "0 1
nmliian uuard" at t heex po-tt ion. Heonly
servsl twodavs. and jiives as a reason for
u'iv in-i up his j,.li i hat. w hile it cost him 1
a day to live, the salary is only ?si v
in. .nt h.
ThesherilT of F.lair count y Is iloiu-; an
extensive lively l.tisiness. .lohn I.air.l.
Koss I'iper and Charles Hewitt, the lead
inu livery-stahle keepers, have each i'one
iuto the sheriff's hands to wind up husi
tiess. Io.s.s Filler was a former Khenshiii ii
hoy ami well known here some twenty
v ears airo.
Thomas Kvans, alihoimh a ripple
from his reeetit accident, is a terror to
snakes. On Monday he vi-ited a rattle
snake den on Winner run. and with his
riu'ht arm in a slimi. killed rattl.-rs. lie
l.r.iuiihl (he skins of most of the larger
ones home, vv h ii-ii he will have tantieil.
('nut jMirt S'.riiiiiiW.
Ii. II. Siniier w as r.-leasetl fi oin jail on
Thursday, a numlicr of hi friends from
tin' -oiilhei n part oi the ciiuuty fiirnisliimi
hail lor his appearance at the next term of
cm, i t. He h it here on the train for I'.rad
iloekand I'ittstii.rii to v isit relatives, and
w ill mi a lew days no to his home at Cal
ifornia. I'a. SiiiurxttHtnnlirl.
William Saviiu'e. a '.-year-ol.l hoy. was
.Ir.-wned at Jersey City. May :'.l. Just
four years ami to t lie day this little hid
was saved at Johnstown, al which time
his mot In r and t w o nieces lost t heir life.
The hoy's father (s almost distracted with
lii ief mi. I says that his cut ir.t fa tuily has
lieen taken from him hv tirowninii.
The llcrw iiitl-Whiie !tal Company
last e: I, puichasetl the eoul and surface
of i In- Joua- a ml J tcoh Weav.-r rsiale iu
I'ainr to .v n-iiip. Simii-i -.-t county. The
1 1 art e 1. 1 i.l a i v . o neres. eoiiid.T ;i1 ion f s.
o.io. That coinpauy now tv n-a fjlock ol
m arly i."-.i a- r--- .-1' -o.il ai-ii3 F;;iut and
Shad.- creeks m St.nn iset alid Canihria
COl i tl I il -s.
The holidays am! half holidays iu this
sta le are al'e a- follows: New Ye.il 'sd iv.
V:iliiii'ioii's hiithday, UmhI Frid.iv.
M.-nioi hi! day. the Fourth of July, I.aU.r
dav.whicii fulls on the 'lirsi Mo!. day iu
Si pirn. IicI'. Fleet ioll lillV, or t lie lil si Tl!rS-
ilcv after l he iijst Monday in XovtHuher.
ThanUsuiv inn d.ij , Chi 1st ma -day. ai i.l ev
ery S. it in. lav a ft ,'t li o'rlo, k.
The store room of Isaac I i. ddstein. at
South Fork, was entered ly lnuirlars on
Tliur.lay niiiht of lust week and a-Uiul
s .mi worth nf j..i !iT inn! e,,ods caii i. .1
.-It. The ini-ii-'y tlra w er was broken open
au-I a small amount In eha:i?t tken, lnt
viry litlic uiotiry ha-1 l.een left in the
drawer. The entrau.-e to th store was
eio-eted hy forci mi op. n tint front door.
-- Fpioot ic has ht oken out atnonii the
horses in this community. ' It will he re
in. inhered that in the winter of "71 and '7.'
the pl.i'.'ue caused L'feat havoc throii-;h
t he coii ut rv. horses .ly inii like lii.-s. The
present si. e i-omin as it d-H'S In the sum
mer w i'l ptol. ihly not r.'--iilt s. ilis;istroiis.
yet the utmost care and caution should !
taken as it is very c.in t anions. ini'.iioi
Ia Wednesday inornirii Mr. Slnmnaii
TiMioti u icl.'i t. Hik to heat some coal tar
for I he purpose of paiiitint; shinsrles pre
p ir itoi v to pull i'iil: a new roof on his res
deuce on Julian street, when the inr
eawiiht on lite and Loiie.l over the kettle,
-etiinii .ill-- wooil on lire. An alarm of
lire w as sounded. !nt he Haines weicex-tiieitlislii-d
hi-fole the lite aparatus reach
ed t he Scene.
A L'tand hall will he held ;it St. Aucrus
tine on Friday and Saturday. June li'.ih
a ud ITi h. for I he hem-lit of the new church
now in course of construction. tirand
march each evening at ':' o'clock led hy
lllii foil. ;ed melilU'rs nf the Hope st. am
lire company. No. S, of Altoona. Music hy
Km mil's - .relies I ra. Sn pper will le served
in the hall and will consist of the U-st the
market affords.
An eniiatrcitirtit. for Forepanh's eiretis
to ex hi hit at Foe k II a Veil on 1 he vi t h inst.
has l.een canceled localise the i'elil.sy!-
vauia Kailroad Company has refused to
transport any more animals over its lines
until a settlement is jitTectei. with Walter
I.. Main. So says the Lock Haven lhiim-
tt. The same paper atlds that this older
has caused consternation union;? inanaii.-rs
of rai Ir-iad show s.
- Michael I teller, of Camhria township,
was arreste.1 on Tuesday morning on a
warrant issued l.y "Squirt I'arrisli. of ;,is
place, al the instance of Lewis Kiim
ehariiin him with assault ami Lattery!
K inu-is a farim i living nhmit four miles
south of F.hciis!nir;r ami Deller is empl.iveil
hy hi in as a farm hand. After the arrival
.f the (aili.s at the "Squire's olTi. e the
ca.-e was settled hy Deller payinii theeosts.
-On Satui.lay niu'ht the t! w ellinn house
and ham of M r. Thomas ( ; 1 1 inaj.. in Clenr-
tiel.l township, vv.-re hurned toyrrt her-w i t h
t iieir content s. t he family lieinir a v;iy from
home at the time and nothing heiui; savetl.
Tlie lireot iiiiiiated ill the harn and Is sup
posed to have lieeu I he w ork of ail illee.i.li-
ary as there had been no lire about the
l.ttililiitL's. The los is estimated at l.".i
on which l here is an insurance of ?7j j,,
iu t lie ( ainl.ria M ut ual.
A lo ading ilispatch sav s a new species
of worm is.loinii incalculable datnaiie to
the corn crop throughout that section.
The worm eats olT the corn stalk near the
.'round a. id thousands of acres have liceii
ruiu-'d. The worm belomis totheciter-
pni.-i . iii.-ii. Him -.iii a regular cocoon
near the I'oois of the -talk. Local sciell-
t sts say that the only tliinu'that will
save the corn crop i, :t warm rain which
would turn the worm into a hullerlly.
Look out for a couple of s, iu.ll. rs w ho
claim to be aiients for valuable flow ers ami
bulbs. They induced a Centre county far
mer recent ly to buy $17 worth of vines
which they claimed aoiiI.I produce U-itu-
tiful llow.rs jn a few- weeks. Tht
swindlers planted the vines for t he fanner,
received the rash and took their depart
ure. In a few- days the vines died and it
was then discovered that the Said vines
were n .thing more than sq.riiis t-tuck in
t he part h.
- Some time a-.'o a Maltese rat went to
the stable of Mail Carrier Joseph l:,,w.
man. of Madison. Westmoreland county.
She ya ve O; ri h to si x kittens, four of iheiil
U-inii joined together as ,!.. L'ai'h' of
these kittens has a w t -fornieil head and
three feet, two in front and one behind.
The one bind foot is lost w here t hi- four
kittens join and iii.-r-ii intoone. The oth
er two kittens are normally well developed,
and al! the rat, family that litvis seen the
other.sareattii.ee on a war-like footing
with the freaks.
At their eon vent ion at Altoona on
Tuesday the TVniocrats of I'.lair county
nominated Aug. S. l.andis lor Judiie; e-
Sii.-i ilT James Funk ami V. V. Ctufer f..r
t ominissioiiers: Thomas Hunter for poor
director, and. S. Walter Wood and 1). (.
II.ii km for auditors.
The larse steer welirhlnir 4.3m pounds,
iH-lonjiinii to W illiam M. Sinscrly. of the
I'hiladelphla Tien,nl. whiih was sent to
the World's Fair at lliieago. for exhibi
tion has been broinrht home to
Ambler owing to the excessive rates
asked by t he exposition authorities. It Is
said that 10 a day was asked for his stall
at the fair, w hh h was a small muddy af
fair, and that on learning rthe facts
the steer was immediately re
turned to the Singerly farm at Ambler,
Montgomery county.
Col. Jacob Higgins, landlord of the
Cambria Club House in Johnstown, was
found dead in one of the bathrtmms of the
hotel Mil Thursday evening of last week,
sitting in a chair with a bullet hole in the
leftside. It is supposed that the Colonel
was clt aning his gun. which was found
lying by his chair, w hen it was accident
ally tlichargetl. Col. Higgins was Jiorn in
Williamsburg. Ulair county, in H'.ti, was a
Mexican war veteran and Colonel of the
l'.'.lth regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
during the late war. His funeral took
place at Johnstown tin Sunday.
Ii. C. Itarclay, a gang Ikiss on the new
railroad, who is stopping at the Central
Hotel, in tli is- place, on Monday evening
after s n pi'i-, while, suffering from rhetna
lism. took as he supposed some powders
t hat he had in his pocket as a remedy for
the pains. He had forgotten ab.nit hav
ing some morphine also in his pocket ami
in-lead of the rheumatism 'xiwders he
took six grains of morphine. He soon dis
covered his mistake anil sent for medical
aid. Drs. Davison anil Jones responding to
his call. An emetic administered relieved
him of most of the drug, but he had to be
kept on his feet and walking around dur
ing the night, us sleep would have been
fatal. He w as all right on 1 uesday morn
ing. The rrin'i'a InxHtnl.
C. i;i;oi.i. row x, I'a., June ."tli. isitt.
Kili tor l'n lulu iii iV'Ciiii .
Dkai: Sik: Know niiig the interest you
take iu the success of our farmer's institute
w hit'h w ill lie held in Carrolliow n June "Jl
ami 22.1 will ask space in yonr valuable
paper to inform your readers that the pro
gramme will consist in part of lectures on
the follow ing subjects:
"Foes of the Farmers."' by I'rof. lioth
roek. illustrated: "l'.ird of Pennsyl
vania."' by Prof. Warren, ot West Clu ster,
author of the celebrated "Kird Hook of
Pennsylvania": 'Phenomena of Plant
Life." by Pro'. Hieges, of York county,
"Soils" by same; ""Commercial Fertil
izers." by Secretary Fdge. of state U.ard
of ugricultiire: "Farm Training." by Prot.
T. L. (libson. of KlieiisLurg; "Docs it pay
to use Commercial Fertilizers," by Sena
tor Cl itchtield, of Somerset; "Iv reeding
and Care of Farm Horses," by Ira Klooin.
of Kbensbiiry;: "Dotructioii of Cat. a. la
Tl.itle," by James McCracken. of Jeffer
son county; "Sheep raising for profit," by
same; "Our Part, by Miss Criichiicld;
"liocs it pay to ! a Farmer." by the
same; "lioad Making." by V. lieig, of
Cai rolltow n.
Interesting paer w ill U' read by Prof.
T. J. lt. l. J. J. Kaylor. John McCormit k.
Joseph I'urbaugh. Luke Hebe. Thomas
Sirittmatter, John T. Thomas. Miss Kay
lor uud others.
Miss McDonald and Miss Plain-hard,
distinguished pianists and soloists of
Pit t stui rg. xv ill entertain the au.li.ncc ti tir
ing the institute with appropriate selec
tions. J.J. Tuoxias.
hrlir Sml.
The following pio;crties were sold by
sherilT Shumaker al the Ctiurt House on
Monday.
Ploprrly of ("eorce T. Peers in Iieade
tow uship. coiilaiuiiig one acre and forty
one perches. Sold to James (Khali for
.Vl.
Property of John K. Cha'M-ll in Lld.-r
township, ron-i-ting of a lot w it h a one
story lioii-e thereon. Sold to Daniel D.
Milller for
Property of I.l.i and Josvpii I. ll.t.l.-t in
Ashviile, consisting of a lot (.(.'round with
stable and stone foundation thereon. Sold
to the Kxcclsior I'uihliug ,vi Loan Asstn-ia-tion
for lm.
l"toei ty of Annie Carland in (iallit.iu
tow nsliip. con-ting of a lot of ground w ith
two-story house thereon erel'ted. Sold to
Ilelliard Weise for H7.".
Propertv of Mary S. and K. W Iieetl in
Callilin, consisting of lot of ground w ith
two-story frame house. Sold to C.all'tzin
Puihiing .t Loan Association for '.'.".
Property of Nancy McCulloiigh in Jack
son township, consisting of a lot of ground.
Willi a frame house and frame barn there
on erected. Sold to James Trindle for
Hno.
Property of Mary and Sarah Dugan in
Wiluiore. consisting of two lots, one w ith
a two story frame house and stable thereon
eret ted. Sold to John McColgan for
17.-..
Sale of the other properties advertised
was stayed.
litrrlif l.lrrniin.
The follow ing marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the OrphMis' Court
for the weiik ending Wednesday, June 7.
ls'.ct:
Lew is T. Iiodgers and Catharine Wis
inger, Su.iiycrt-ek tow nship.
KoIm iI H. tireen and Alice Ileed, Johns
tow ii. -
Kdwartl liurus and Aralicllo Cosllovv,
Johnstown.
Charles Mohr and Katharine Deetz,
Johnstown.
Charles F. liobine, Washington town
ship, and Alice McCoinn ll, Lilly.
John II. Mauer and P. rlhaL Millspaw,
JollllstoW u.
John M. Price and Lillie M. Young,
South Fork.
Alex. Mogiuskic and Annie Muscavagc,
( iallitziu.
Isaac Paldwin, Portage, and Kliza
Young. Frugality.
Andrew Maludy and
Hastings.
William J. Ol nel and
Strongstow n.
John iiitlle, Johnstown
Clove, Huntington. Pa.
Daniel O'lloi.nell and
Johusto'V li.
Juliana Biick,
Ella Gillespie,
, and Mollie A.
Mary O'Toole,
!rw Hsxla.
On Monday the court ap,M.intetl I'aul
Yahtier, Wiiliam Switzler ami Vincent
lieig viewers to lay out a road in Carroll
township from near the residence of James
Mellon to near Baker's cross roads.
AKo appointed Paul Yahner, James
Baker ami Joseph Ilakrr viewers to lay tint
a load in W hite tow uship In-ginning near
the barn of James Noel and ending near
l he barn of William Dishart.
Also apillted Horace Ovcrdol f, George
Sheridan and Samuel Fetterman to lay
out a roatl iu I.nt-r Ytnlcr township.
Ctaler Kltiitrr KondnniH.
Elder II. H. Singer's friends, coinMstd
oftnen of inllticnrc In Somerset county,
hav e show u I heir faith In him by going
his bail. The men on the IkmiiI art Dr. 11.
A. Ilautzell. Dr. W. S. Mountain, A. II.
Collioili and Noah Scott. Tltp men in the
Somerset county Jail have given Elder
Singer a statement that they believe him
to lie a sincere Christian man. ami that his
advice, conn-el and example while there
if followed Would do them all good iu the
future.
Court w as called on Monday at 10oclook
After calling over the bar list the first case
taken up was that of the Commonwealth
vs. John Iluber. Oeirge Huuer and Eva
u..-.r si.rtv of the tieace. Delenuants
sentenced to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. George McAbee, as
sault and battery. Sot pn entered.
Commonwealth vs. John Blair FlgarU
surety of peace. Defendant directed to
pay one-half the costs and the prosecutor
Benjamin Flgart the other hilf.
Argumeut court was fixed for Tuesday
August 1st.
Commonwealth vs. William Varner, de
sertiou. Defendant ordered to pay his
w ife the sum of three dollars per week.
Commonwealth vs. Andrew- Jackson,
larceny. Defendant plead guilty. Direct
ed to pay the costs and further sentence
suspended.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Karclav and
JohnCobaugl. Malicious mischief. Juij
find defendants guilty. Sentenced to pay
the cois.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Davis, rape.
.Yf. jrx. entered.
Commonwealth vs. Stmuel March, lar
ceny. Jury find the tleienuani not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Young and
William Dclonjr, larceny. Jury find de
fendants guilty. Sentenced to one year
and six months in penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs. Mrs. Alice Eckenrode,
adultry. Jury find defendant not gui'.ty
and that she pay half the costs and the
prosecutor her husband the oilier half.
Commonwealth vs. Elmer Wirick. polnt-
a loaded gun. Jury find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Mary Dunn, adultry.
Defendant plead guilty.
Common wealty vs. John Clark, Harry
Clark and Sonierville, entering a house
to commit larceny. Defendant plead
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Elmer Wirick, forni
cation. Jury tn.d defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Burk et al. lar
ceny. Jury lind defendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Totney, rape.
Jury lind defendant guilty.
Kabbalti Krltnol on vrnt lata.
The twenty-fourth annual convention of
the Cambria County Sabbath Schtol As
sociation will he held in the Lutheran
church it (ilasgow, Iicade township, on
Thursday and Friday, June l."th and li'.tb,
1W.
The program wifl consist of many inter
esting addresses and discussions on educa
tional work in the Sabbath schools and
every Uly interested in the work shoul J at
tend. Prof. J. A. Sprenkel, of New Cumlrfr
land. the field set retary, w ill lie with us
and his presence and help w ill add much
to the success of the convention.
We meet, as stated, this yearat (Ilasgow,
a small town in the extreme northeastern
M.rtion of the county, and it may seem out
of the way; but persons from the south of
the county can go by the Cresson fc Clear
field road, taking the train that leaves
Cresson at !:.V) a. m., ami go to Falien
Timlier. and there the delegates will lie
met by conyeyances to take them to Glas
gow, a distance of four miles; or. if you
prefer, you can go by P. Ii. Ii. to Hell wood
and up the Bell's Cap railroad totila-gow.
Trains leave Bcllvvood at 3 A. M. and 3:2S
P. M. K.
N-tllrt.
The lilM'I suit instituted some time ago
by Editor Letts, of the Carrolliow n .Vrii',
against Editor Letts, of the Hastings
T riliiinf. has lieen settled. The Hastings
Trihuitr of last week refers to the case as
follows;
"The priecutit.n for lilel instituted some
time since by Editor Letts, of the Carroll
tow u A-Yii'K, against the editor of this pa
lter, was withdrawn on Tuesday of last
week. This fact pleases us a great deal
Ivetter than it pleases some of the Hastings
and Elx'tishurg Kliticians who were so
anxious to invest some money iu the af
fair. We have not consulted the petti
fogging Johnstown Imss u ho wa so anx
ious for a job iu con iitH t ioii with the case,
but piesume he feels pretty nearly as small
as he actually isatiout It. Ast Mr. Letts,
be deserves great credit for taking the ad
vice prompted by friendship for IhuIi par
ties and will lo3 nothing by his action."
-
liow to Avoid Nprltac Fever.
Spring fever, or that "tired" feeling, is
occasioned by an excess of heat in the hu
man IhkIj-. The diet necessary to main
tain animal heat during winter, is no
longer necessary during the warm months
of spring and summer, and a change is
not only Wnelicial but necessary. To
avoid any unpleasant results, and to keep
up vitality the system should tie stimula
ted by the use of a little pure whiskey
Physicians throughout the country unite
in prescribing and recommending the
whiskies In.ttled by Max Klein on account
of their purity ami general excellence, and
the known reliability of his Silver Age,
Duiiiesne and Bear Creek recommend
them to all. Send for catalogue of all
kinds of litjuors, mailed free, to
Max Ki.kix,
82 Federal street, Allegheny, I'a.
Lrt'rr or Tliinki.
Ei'.KXsitt Kti, June 1. ls-.tX
Ktlitor CamhrUi Frrvtuan:
Sn:: The members of Capt. John M.
Jones Post No. .va;. tJ. A. II. of Eliensburg.
respectfully return their heartfelt thanks
' to Hon. J. I). I licks, Hon Judge Barker,
Prof. Harvey and Alvin Evans, Esq.. for
their kindness In delivering the addresses
on Memorial Day, thereby making our
decoration services a success. We also
thank I'rof. Gibson for his kindness in as.
sisting us on this occasion and to the
county commissioners for the use of the
courtroom; to the quartet of young men
ami the s-hiHl children who so ably ren
dered songs suitable for the occasion, and
to the citiens in general for their libera
contributions iu assisting us in defraying
expenses. uihsiittkk.
Mill On llrrk,
Mr. William Dishait. of this plat e, has
the honor of U-ing the first man to sub
scritie and pay one year's siilrscripllou to
til.- Kiii.KMAN, for which "aid and com
fort" he lias has our (rrateful acknow ledge
tneiits. .To the rest of our friends we
would say come thou and tlo likewise.
There is honor enoimh for all. if they will
only w in it by follow ii.ir M r. Dishart's good
example J-Vom the initinl nuiitiurr 0 the
M'.KKMAX. Jltn. Jl, I.Sfo.
Mr. Dishart. who now- lives in White
tow uship, was in town c.n Monday and
of course dropped in to fee the Fkkkman".
Ho has l4en a constant reader and prompt
paying subscriber to the Fkkkman ever
since its initial numler, which accounts
for his pood health and that be does not
look any older than he did twenty-six
years ago.
Fram the Tjraa Herald.
The black tii?er which escaped from
Main's circii at the time ol the wreck, was
.-hot by a farmer at Itald Kaleou Monday
eveiiinlt. The tiier was iu pursuit of the
farmer sheep at the time.
Cotl-cb Wesner, at his farm ft mile north
of MeCann's crossing, shot the silver tip
I. anther which escapol from Main's circus
trait, wrttck. lie heard tin' panther mak
ing a meal olf his chickens alout 2 o'clock
Saturday morning, and w'ithout fear of the
big U-ast Mr. Wesuer shou Idered his rifle
ami succeeded ill pulling an end to the an
imal.
MlK-tly st ml I led.
In Joluisto 11 L. I. WtMMlrutT. Herman
I tu inner. Jas. P. (irtfiie, J.C. Larkin and
K, I. Martin are applicants fur the Kljeus
Lui'g putstxtflice. MuuiiUiiiuxr.
BALTZELLS'..
NOTHING in the way ailorn
ing is quite so effective as laces
and fortunately nothing is more
fashionable. We have sold hun
dreds of yards of white, black
and fancy laces this sprine and
the demand is still on and likely
to be. Our lace stock shows a
wonderful variety in msikes,
widths and prices from the very
narrow at 2c. or 3c. to the 45
inch at $2 a yard. Laces are
cheaper than ever before and very
pretty indeed. We have now a
new line of white Pointe d" Ir
landein medium widths from 10c.
to 75c. a yard. Wider widths,
75c.
In Ecru, medium, Sc. to COc.
Wide, 48c. to 85c. a yard.
In Point d' Paris, medium,
18c. to 35c, a beautiful lace and
much sought after.
White and Cream Chantilly,
medium, 25c. to C5c. a yard.
Wider, 47c. to 88c.
Oriental, medium, 10c. to 33c.
Wider, 12J to 25c.
A beautiful silk lace, Pointe d'
Applique, ranges from 25c. to
47c. a yard.
There is a great variety of
fancy laces that are included in
these prices.
There is a very large assortment of
black laces, especially iu Chantilly.
Very narrow. 1.1c. to 3k a yard. Med
dium widths. 1.1c. to :k: Wider. 22c. to
ST'ic.
The prettiest patterns are being taken
rapidly.
There are but a few patterns left of the
4.1 inch Chantilly at tl.im, fl.il, 1 1.4.1 and
f'-'.ui a yard. Also a few in fancy nets and
laces at 1..10 a yard.
Fancy black laces in I'oint d' Gene and
Point d' lriande range iu medium w idths
al 2.1c. to Mic. Wider weaves title, to f 1.1.1.
.BALTZELLS',
Altoona.
'THK Kt.enpt.tinr HuIMIdk fc Lrfian Aorlmtion
I will otter fr ale at the cutirll rbaoihrr. Ki
enturir, on the :unn Mno.Uj D June
tl.iMM.uu. THUS. I'A VIS.
I-kbticb Limau, Secretary. Pros-Went.
IK you are wanting Book. Stationary, Book
let. lMlt. (iauie. Tuy. Kuveltle. School
Supplied. Knt.ber H00U or Shoe, etc.. etc.. too
can bave y ur want aupplled bjr a vlu t to V. T.
Kvteru' kttire. btnrburic. Altbouitb aa ..Id es
tat.lli.hr4 one. It la alrol ot the limea and il.
way well BlUd with a-ood ol all klnd. An ex
change lll.rary baa been aunetl at tbla alore.
b ere tor iaod lu cenu yon can rent niopt any
book yon want to read. Any book or anything
eh-e not In t-tork pruenrod lor you at once. Kv
erytblnic fold at lovtet rlcea. Unre ni a call
and sea tor yourell. ua nerer aaw (uco
lance and elexant (tuck In ttieaibcnc.
llrnakfaaMi mr llae l.i mmr II ab.lt
t-alllv-ly 'tarl ly AdalalalriaiaT
tr. llatlaitsa Ualdra kpeeltlr.
It manulactnred a powder, wblea can be
klven In a tela a ol beer, a cap ol eoflee or tea. or
In loud. without the knowledice ol the patient.
It la al.n.luiely barmlera. and will edoct a perma
i.entand )wdy cure, wbethwr the patten; la a
moderate drinker or alo.bolie anck. It ha been
Men in Ib.Miaanda ol eaaea and la every Inalaace
perfect cure baa lollowed. It never lalia. The
it.'.tm one Impregnated with tbe pecibe. It be
conaea an utter Impoeaiblllty fur tbe liquor ap
petite 'm exlat. t'urea a uarautced. id page book
ut particular tree. Ad.lreaa
Ool-llLN !PIaI Fit? Vt ..
auatu.lT. la Knew su. I'lneinnutl O.
ro
Note These:
If interested in any of them, write us for
samples and see if you don't
Save Money
on every yard you send us an order for.
bid pieces all-wool
Diagonal Cheviot Serges,
3" inches w ide, in complete range of the
seasou's liest colors,
35 Cents.
You'll find the univeral fabric is .Klcents,
and you'll just save tbe difference.
'AM pieces assorted
American Wool Suitings,
Imported Bedford Cords.Taffeta Change-
ants. Iteige Hourette Stripes, at', and 38
inches wide some 01 tlieiu all-wool
some three-fourths wool,
20 Cents,
every yard worth 40cents, some 30 cents;
this sale, price, 23 ceuts.
imi pieces
Finest French Satines,
beat of thu seasou's printings light and
dark colorings.
25 Cents,
regular price all seasou iu this and other
st.. res has Iteen 3-". ceuts.
loo pieces extra tine
American Satines,
2.". ceut quality at
15 CENTS.
Mohairs,
for traveling and street dresses. r-J Inch
MOHAIR HUlLLlANTlNKS, in 4
shades of grey only.
that are f 1.28 qualities as usually bought
and sold.
44 inch
Mohairs,
in all staple colors,
50 Cents.
That is remarkable quality and value for
:M cents.
lletier ttee at ut these. They re w orth
looking alu-r.
boggs&'buhl,
115, 117, 119 & 121 Meral St,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
tore Hr.aM'a Dlt. Hn.t-T. Ur.vel. Ner
.. iin 1'rinrv or ITr lifue
V ru. litt tired. Uaicaid relli.K: In-ctiwa ol
k. ih . and uolsuo tb tod. and
nleff cauaa rct-oed Jtoai caonut bare health
Cored mm over tle eara axo ol Hii.bt' UiM-aat
vt m I I. Mil. Kl Hellilebeua
uu j - - - - -
Pa. I. wm other other almllar laauinooiau. .17
lu Cure KOaraateed.
Klataiey Cairo Vm ,
T-ji VanmD-oatreet. fhlladrli.bia. Pa
Onl.l t all reliable dnuiUU. 41.W3
A. C. FISHER.
Painter and Paper Hanger.
PATTON, PA.
The ander.iirned II soar located In Pat Ion and
In i.repril to do Palolln In all I la bt-ochea.
14 ..a mi Patnilna. Slan PalnUov. Ormlmmc and
Paottr Han a In- (ueelallT. NaUrlaeilon aaar-
aotee.1. A. C. MsHLK.
main 3
flXI WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN:
J. A' I ius harloit claims airalnst the estate
01 Jeremiah ISoonaa. late 01 Aluaster lownanip
tambrta county deceased, or attain! tbe estate ol
t.l ix Nuooan. late ol said township, f.eeeared
are rrqaeeted to present tbeir claim ..ropefiy
t.rot.aied to aie hy May z&ih. ItwS.
M. l. AITTEI-U
Enenabunc. Pa.. March 31. lt.
1KIVATE SALE. Tbe anderslKned will eel
at I'm ale Sale In Uly Iwnitwh, Camilla
county. Pa- but Hotel, with Brewery tt -tied ;
Two Im lions a, stable, and all necessary (ut
l.nildlnsKon tbe premises Tbe Hoase Is licensed
now. r or larther ertleulare call on o addreaa
the ur..tetor. THUllWKl: IriUU..
i-iy. Pa- Oct X4. lire
Attention i
rrmr
j
We are convinced that our prices and goods are right. Since we became .Simon & Co.s successors
our daily sales up to date have increased just 40 per cent., and we still continue to sell at the same
small profit figures. In Clothing you can be suited in a Suit for yourself, your boy or boys in higher
quality than price. In Spring and Summer Styles we are stocked up to overflowing. We feel confi
dent that if you come to us you will go away better pleased than ever before, as this is our motto:
Why do you get your Shirts made when you can get them to fit you
and goods to suit the most particular.
We have Shirts from 2.1 -ents up to f'J.'.H.
Men's Fedora Hats in every s-hade, color
and style that you want for 1.4-..
Also a very line line of the latest and
most fashionable Stiff Hats from .10 wins
up.
FURNITURE.
lb-low we w ill tftiote a few- prices
Then
you can judsre tor yotirseii,
1 set trood yellow 'hairs
3
-
.00
I set iiood dark Chairs
I set good dark Chairs
1 set cane seat Chairs in dark
1 set cane seat Chairs iu dark
1 set cane seat Chairs in dark
1 set cane seat Chairs. Mabojiany
1 Oak Kocker w itu arm
1 Oark kocker with arm
1 Oak cane scat, fancy arm
1 dark cane seat, fant y
1 liiiht. verv fancy arm
Child's Kockers. a v., rt.V.. T.V. and...
00
4
:.:
ii.no
..-'4
l.T".
1 .:
:."
.'.Tr.
i.'.H
l.oo
l'erforateti Chairs and Kockers 111 all
styles and prices.
I full S-piece Mahogany or Walnut
lled-room Suite A
1 full rt-piece Oak IJed-room Suit 2"
Side Imards. Cuolioards and Sinks
.00
.110
a
sptialty.
Oil Cloth. & Carpets.
We are stocked in Oil Cloth and Carpets.
It will save you money to buy f us as in
buying our st4M-k early and in larjte quan
tities we sayetl money.
We challenge any one to equal the intrinsic value as well as the
a "1w . .A "a1 A -i..A
ofierinsr this season.
Don't wait
N. B. It may be of interest to yoa to say we ar still leep in the grocery business. It will surprise
you to see the way we are selling gooils in this tlep.-irtment of our mammoth store. Some merchants
say 'I woniler where they can get gools to sell at fhose ficrures, as we can't buy them wholesale at the
prices they are retailing lor." Here is the the secret: We know where the goods grow that is why
we sell so low. And when you come to town,
Look for the
john..p.ster1' ' q y i m m
CUIiRU MEiClHDI.E,
Hariware, Qncensware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AMD fROYISIONS,
TEi-ETARLCH l.V
llK!tJk., r.TV ,
OPPOSITE JMCTION HOTEL
CRESSON, PA.
bm July
1KOptSAI K' H Ft'KNISHINtl- STA
tluoerj. Knrnitore, Ira.l. and ulber Sou
liies.
lu rt.mpllance with the onitltnttr.n and law
o' tbe f.U.uiuit.nwealih of Pernv tvania. 1 herei
iDTlte reeled i.rotKiKal. at nrlre el.w n.ax.muiu
rale, fl zed n chedulei. to furnish nuiiuiiarr.
lurnllure. tuel. and other .oni.llea lor tbe icveial
devartmentc ol the State Oovet-nient. aud lur
tnBkinK repair In the rereral drpititaieot ant!
lor tbe distribution ot me i.ut.;ie ooc-unienti.. fo.
the year ending the Bret Monday of June. A. I
separate protopal will r received and repa
rate eontrat awardetl aa announced in .
chrdalea. tch proHal mut t ac-ompanle.!
by a bond wirh appreved aurelien. ciii.iitn.e.
ler tne laitniui periorinance 01 me rant urt. an.i
addreared and delivsre,! to me brfore twel-r
o'rl.M-k .. 01 Wednesday, the 2ib dy of Jane. A.
I. Iy3. at which timethcpropopaltfw.il beopentxi
and contr rti warded. In the Kecei.ttou ruoiu ui
the K.ecntlve Hrpartuicut at HM;rl-t ur.
Mlank bond and fcedule contalnlnic all ne-
eeary Intormatlon can be obtained at Oil 1m
parttnenu 1 i.j.t - i,i r . nAnnll 1 .
Secreta.-y ol tbe Commonwealth.
Jane 2. lS93.3t.
POR SAL.K.
Jl StlXlXD-HANU MAl'HINtKY.
1 Portable Holler and Ko In ..:(& hore-pwer.
1 Portable Boiler and "ccirlne. 2S hore-ix.wer.
1 Center Crank Eneme. Vxl2. with IJovernor.
I Side Itrauicbt Knlnc.9'-,iH. with Ooveruor.
1 Side lfrauKbt to.loe. lujils. with Jovrnor.
1 Slna-le Edaer and lot Irn Pulley.
1 Klch lapjntred Band saw tturamer.
1 11 r Blandy Heady Head Block.
1 Parke Saw Swwe.
All la K-ood condition and at half price. Write
for particular to 11. UlEH,
m.-J tt ltulwi I'a.
HUTtX. UllKAMih.
H J.SHLTTU. PnorBlBTOK.
iwaPd nt LtoBoia. Pa., near the B. K. A P.
Railway Iiepot. We always endeavor to fur
nish tbe best accommodation to buslnes men.
pleasure seeker and boarders. Persons in search
of joo ilort and quiet will hod It a desirable place
to stop. The Table 1 unsurpassed and I alway
aupDlied with tbe best (be market atlordr.and
all tbe dellcaeie of tbe Karen. I'be Bar I ap
plied with tbe choicest ol pure liquors andeiirar
and not bin. bat tbe beet Is sold. Special alien
tioa sjlren to tbe care ol horse.
H. J.SOHKTTHI.
S. 1 BJCBD.
MAT-IOT KBAPB.
REED & READE,
Attorneys at I iw,
r.bENSUl'K.1. ... PENNA.
AVeT-cmee oa Cenue (treet.
M. D. KITTELL,
Attorney-o t- a ti -w .
EBENSBVKO. PA.
Offlee la ArBsrf Kalldlna. opp.Conn Hnsise.
TW. DICK.
ATTOKNEY-AT-L.AW,
tBttararitM. I'Bua'A
A-SpeciAl attcotloB to Kt'en claim for Pen
loa Bounty, ate. ehT- "wi
JF. McKEXKICK.
ATTOk tTalDO 'l' KSBtXOB AT LA W.
tBtNMU'itli. PA
AW-Dffloa on Centre street.
DUXALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKN EY-AT l.A W.
EBkuKBt'ka, Pbbsa.
a(JtBea la Opera Hoase. Onter street
H
U. MYEIIS.
AITUhSEY-AT-LAW. .
EaaaaauBo, Pa.
limea la IVviioaade Mb. .. aire sirwat,
UlCEITS
MK4. A. MwTTJIes .ark vug
WJE AMJE
Please and Satisfy Everybody.
FltMir Oil Clfith from cehts to 41 cents
per S4juare vard.
Insiraiu C'arjH't, one yard w ide, at 4i,
4S mid tin cents.
Stair CarM-t from 23 cents tip to .Ml cents
ler yard.
SHOES! SHOES!
If you w i.-h to (let a jjimmI and sut.stat:
tial ShiM call 011 us. You will surely lind
something that will suit you.
Ladies' douicola plain tip and sprinir
heel, button , 1.." lof.'.dil
Ladies tlontfola. ox-ra and common
sense, button, heel 'tl.'i't ti
Ladies' exira line tipied lt!u her 2..M1
Ladies russet. ti.M-d. button 2.tj
Ladies' tine ebbletl buttoned: also.
Misses' and Children's patent
leather tipocd l.lo, 1..1, l.'KI
Ladies' tine su rue. button or lace
Ladie" tiiiiM-d and common sene x-
foids l.ooand 1.2
Children's tlpin-o Oxfords flit
Cbildreu's ruet ami doiogola sprint;
heel cl.lKI ami 1.10
Inlauts' shoes from Tl cents up.
Men's lace and eonirress htx- I
Men's satin calf, lace or congress 2.00 I
Men's It calf, lace or congress 1.75 1
Men's tipMd I'lueher. extra tine .frfi j
Men's line hand-sewttl. Iact or ctm-
(iress 3.1m
Men's (ireaciau calf, lace or congress. . 2.1m
Men's line Kangaroo tipped, lace
or congress 3.io
Mt n s extra line s:osameie calf, lace i
but come at once to
Yours Respectfully,
Red FlagThat
M WMte Front BiiillinE, 113 Clinton Street, Jotetown, Pi
New Stock of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND CAR
PETS. Call to see us when in town.
J"A.JVCEiS
Election Notice.
IN put. nance of a resolution of the Hoard of
Iiirecu.r. ot the rchool dlrttlct ol the bomuah
ol KlQIur. approvea May 'lit. Islts. Dot ire la
hereby tcitren that an election will le held at the
urual place for h'.ldir.ie uionlclpl and general
election in tbe but and West waro ol ltwb
burif borouirb on
fkiday, june:;i. 1SIKI,
the tU to open at T o'clock, a. ..on .aid day
and clt-w at 7 o'el.k, r. M . oq said day, tor the
purpoeol determmlntc whetl.er an Indebtedness
by ld district l.ali be Incurre.l to an amount
nut excrediDK lour j-er centum ol the a.eaed
valuation of the taxable )r..wrty therein,
alalctueal mm Kcqalrcd ty the) Art ef
Amrtnbly, Apir.rd April 20. li?4 :
Amount ol lat newtted raluation... iht,74Oo
A'nouDt ot exUtinir debt ... ..t.e.
A'uount ol propoed debt $ lJi.oolt 00
Percenta e ol .roMed debt. .ictzplu
The punKe el the proi-ored indebted ne to be
applied to the p.yncbt on the eon t ran tor
eretin and eompietlUK a public school balidlna;
in raid dirtrict.
Ticket roted to be latellej on I he oauide -In-create
t.l liet.t. and t.. contain on the InHde ttie
word' N lnereaae ol Itcbt" or "lebt May Be
Increased.'
At eU K. K. 1IAVIS. . 8. W. I A VI.
Sectelarr. Preaideot.
tUwnsoonr, Pa., May '. 19U3 It.
TRIAL LIST.
FOLLOW INU tt the lUt ofcatwei et down for
trial at a term ol oourt to be held on the
..nrond Monday in Jrne. Is."'':
Z.mmermao.. . .r.. Koe et ml.
Hipp...... v. L, oyd.
N i k I n t. Jatsjby.
McAteer Vf . Haii.lsun.
I.ulZicrie.l.. .... . Kcam.
Bluuenthal..... .v. Zimuierman,.
l.att k Son v. Hurluian.
I't.ion IUlry o... .
Schenk
Naught...... .....
McOurdy
iHjuaboe A Notley.. .
W Eft,
Aull Bro. Paper C-o.
Ku'e
McVey ...
Saeren.
Hick, assiamee
4 J "(. a e e mmm
I fard aer .
Marih
Noel .
...V. I'hl.
.tr. Bruokbank et al.
.. Biackuck N'ar. A lm
Oo. r. Mardi.
.. r. Kirkpatrlck.
,v. Johnstown Pro dare
.
. ...v. Same.
...v. Moraa.
... Kavlur.
vs.tir.tnib.
t. Plunkett et al.
vs. M Il.au B. A I. Al'n.
... Strayer.
... William et al.
v. Irva City Metal Fire
Insurance Co.
., Weakland.
,.... Kbodjr.
. P. K. K.
J. J. II A K BY.
Protbeuolarj-.
Wearer
I tonpeily
Hatch
May Vi. lv:L
Eiaiinations for Princeton Dnirersity. !
Extraooe and Prellminare lor Irutiaag. also
for entrance fur Sophomore Claoses. Academic
and Scleatthe chols. and la Sen.NX 01 t-l cine
EuicineeriUK, uu.1er.the auspice, of tbe Aluiunl
Association el Wr'tera Pennsyl-aula. wii, 1
held at the WHIMS Or THE CENTKAL.
fUlAKIIIil' Klil'lUTHlS. M.-tJMo-.ock iiuild
ln. tils Market street. Pitisburs;. P.
JI NK Ittlb aua letb. lsJ,
tk.mmeDc.tiv t it o'c.v-k. a. .
1HI UsIltY. JVSK lath.
Conducted by a meuilerol the Princeton laculty.
Tbe Aluisi.1 Association otters a prise ol a.ta
In eah to the man papains; tbe best entrance ex
ammati'j tw either the .icadeiaie er Seientlne
Schtml. and acia-liy entering therealier. or
lurthar lulurtnaUon. aldress
UEO. H. WALLACi;
7 Fourth Av.bue. rittsbura. Pa.
Jane. .St
To Investors.
Il'HY ico way from bom. to seek lnetment
ft when yoa can l.a Peonsyl7anla Klrat
.VorUtajte -urttle on the tJarh or Monthly
Payment plan and which will net yoa twenty r
cent, (in your money? r or partlcHiars call oa vr
ad.tr 11. A. tNHLKHAKT,
Aaic. . lL Ebeasburv, Pa.
At yoa need Job PnniiatfT
II so, nie -b
astasiAa a u-tal urder.
?
jJPj
at such a remarkably low price
or onzres 1.7.I
Men's L'lain plow sbMs, bu.-kled, I'.al-
list louirue 1.3.1
Mens working shoes yon can iret from
us from ". m cents to MT,
DRY GOODS.
Ladies, here is the place to get your dry
Curtains from 7.". cents $.1.00 per pair.
Ladies' percale w aists, light or din k, r.o
cents.
Ladies batost w aists. tii;tired and striped,
w ith ru ttl.-d front at 71c.
White waists, all kinds of material, the
latest and most fashionable styles, from tVA
cents to f2.4s.
1'ress trinliams for cents er yard and
tip.
A pron cinjrliams from 4 to Hi cents.
M iisliu in bleached or uublvached from
4'-, to lo cents.
iu Calico we areslticked full of the finest,
newest and most desirable in tbe market,
at from 3 to 14 wilts.
Ladies' skirt embroidery, 4) inches w ide.
for4S cents and up.
J-'loiinciiisf embroidery from 3.1 cents to
to f 1 mt pard.
A complete line of 1 1 initninifs of all s.rts
and dresses in ail styles on our shelves and
con liters.
Call and see them. You can't help but
buv. as the bai trains we are otferini; iu the
ladies line are somethiui; that you can't
Kiasp every day.
variety ami extent of our bargain
-, a f
THE LEADERS.
GAIXITZIBT, PENNA.
is the Place.
9 9
CTTI1TT.
R- 1 JOHSSTOS. M.J.HVCIi. A. H.hU K.
tt ITAHL1HHBO
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
HANI. Kits.
KBENSBUnu. ... PENN'A.
A. W. BI't K, wall ler.
KtVT A BL1HU 10I Hb8.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKI ILITtW. PA.
T. A. fall sRHit'UII, ' tiler.
Qenerai Bantipg EnsiDcss Transacted.
The followln- are the t.rlnclt.al feature, of
I general Pausing- Lu.lnes :
DEPOSITN
BecelTed payable on demand, and Interest hear
I dk certificate Issued to time deMslurs.
I.UAKI4
Extended to customer on lavnrat.le term and
approved paper discounted at all timet.
j oi.i.rrTioi(i
Made In the locality and upon all thetanklni
town In tbe United State. Chance moderate.
DRA IT
Issued nea-otlable
Slates, and lorelarn
of Euro 1 a.
In all part-
nf the I'nlted
cxchanira Issued on ll part.
ACmi'KTM
III merchant, farmer and other aotlclted. to
whom reasonable accomodation will 1 extended.
Patron are assured that all transaction shall
be held a strictly private and onhdrntlal, and
that they will be treated as liberally as good
banktn- f nle will erlt.
Kespecttnlly,
JOHKNTO!. RI CK '.
JUST RECEIVED !
-A LAR(iE LOT-
Boots & Shoos
-UOLT.IIT AT
Sheriff's Sale !
FROM TH i: iJTOCK OF
W. E. SCHMERTZ &lCO.
PITThflt'KH rA.
The
Prices
public invited to call,
away down.
JNO. LLOYD & SONS.
telnri Fire Insurance Apcj
T. AV. DICK,
General lrsurance Agenl.
KKKHMRURfi. fA.
"tlTICE Is hereby .Ivrn thst the folio.
a. .".in .. ii.eo i. to. rt o
ot (.lli
uiou I'leas 01 Camilla county. Pa. and will te
r-.nnrmed by said court ta the I BT Alti.N HA V
OK J r N E bell, unless cause 1 shown to the
ct ntrarj :
E rst and final accounc of Herman Bae-ier and
Jamto Eead. assiKneee ol Hit. K. M.r I il
J.:. iMIiriY.
MayltlKtO. Pr..l...i,oiary.
AEEKTS WAITED St
fteV'ev" -bmu,i