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-Mr. Ilcul'in' !l. Kohetts. of this place,
j, at the Wotl.i s Fair.
- Mr. .lacol' Wat net. of Chest township,
w as in tow n on M unlay.
'.rj ih-UI'.-es wa li:i' lh'' tie niollieter
,, i;ist.'lc.l her.' on M""l:iy.
Vr " Knheits ami family took a
drive to lat!m:s..n Monday.
Mr IiiinM-l llnnl;iii. tif Cullitxin town
ship. Ni-i'- -1 Kl'ei.sl.ur-' m Monday.
'l"u,-..lay .is pay-day on the new rail-
i i ,i 1 1 "ii.ni ii chanireil hands,
road.
Mi T. II- Heist, of Maple Park, wants
., mmilH i of ilirls for help at his hotel.
;!. (. K. Zahiii. Ksij.. clerk to the
,-.,u nt v commissioners, is 'aid up with
rheumatism.
Mr. Warren Worth Iiailey, editor ot
,1 ,. .l,ilm-tow ti ViHorn:. spent Monday
, K!, .ii-l-'ii--'.
Mr. ' Henny ami wife, of the
M,.,iiit.i:n Hoii-e. ill this place, are at
I Ij, .1" i Id week.
Mr. W. Kvans. of I'-loomi iiL'ton. Illi-,,hi-.
iii i oiiipaiiieil hy his ilaiitrhler, is vis
it n' I'm. -nds in Khciisliiirsj and vicinity.
Pi,. tin, notary . I. ('. Dathy. iiccompan
i, a i, his w ife -mil child, is in ( hicatro this
,) k takinjr a look at the World's Fair.
Mi. Milton Hearer, of Carroll ,nw iiship,
, oinpanied hy his sisters. Misses. Hose
,,,,1 )ella. visited Khi'iishiii!.' on Tuesday.
;. nl.cn. -on of .1 1 1 1 li Amleisoii, of
I .until ia tow iiship. cut otT one of his tin s
w,ili an ae on Monday while chopping
I.
Tlie recent dry weather has utterly
iuiii.-.I the prospects for a .mm1 hay crop.
In old meadows the jrrass is literally
,l,rtieil out.
Mi. Anthony I l.-rshhet er. I eniocra t,
,. Fi.inklin. has l.eeii appointed po.slmas
t.t at Coiieiiiantrli. t'ir Howard Davis,
I , i , I . ! i . ii ii .
Ilhiiei. son of Iavid T. Kees, of Cam
l,n;, tew nsliip. lost, two lingers fiom his
ii-,t hand a few daysa'o hy ettifir them
tun far into a cut lin ho.
-tatdsar it for the weiidin of Mr.
i llnL'ue and Miss Annie W illiams, hoth
,,t I aiiolltow n. the happy rvent to take
,M, i Monday t he -Jilt h inst.
Tlie case of elllliez.lemeli t hl'tlllLlht
i, i-iiiist I,. Strayer hy .1. T. I0er f
pitt-hiir'-'. last, wi-i-k. was withdrawn, the
.:ii i i.-s ha v i ui; an a m:e.l an amii alile set-
t iellietl , .
On account of soinethinir ircttin wrotiir
.ili tin- insp'natoi on the hoil.-r of the
-Lain tannery in this place on Tuesday,
Ii.- plant shut dow ii for a couple of days
l"i repairs.
On Wednesday Mis. Keihy. wife of .1.
n K'.rl.y. who under Harrison's ailiniuis
1 1 ii ! urn w as I 'nit. d St ales Consul In Para.
:i .ii I. w as irt anted a divorce for desertion
in tin- Pit tslniri: court.
- Mr. Henry larnian. a former risident
,.i lliis place I'lit for scveinl years past en
iMi d in 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 m -1 -insr ne;ir Tactima. Wash
i listen, i it ii t in d last week and will .spend
a -holt time at his old home.
- On Monday all' i noon an Atahian ped
I. r w as rol I . d of ;ii' neat iirtou's tniiies.
ii. ar Cai iolltow ti, hy two foiei-rners who
w. ie i rested the same alternoKii ami
hioimh: to jail ill the evelililir.
-(in Wednesday eveiiinir the train on
tin- 1. ranch made an extratrip for the pur-in-e
..I hi in.mr al.out forty lal.orei s up
I i, ,m i r. -son. The men were Italians and
will t.e em ployed on I he new railroad.
- It is a m i lest ion w het her just ices of t he
j. in ,- now hidiiinir .'Hu e can derive the
I" '! ti I of the new fee hill. ilS the constitll
ti.ii, foi lii.ls inereasinir or diminishinir lees
..; mi; in it in l. -ii i dm ii'jr his term of oil ice.
In. I. P. Sti iltinattcr. of Philadelphia.
I'.i--. .1 thioimh town on Monday on his
iv to I arrolitow n on a visit to his fath
)i . Mr. St i it I n.at ter. w ho has 1m -en ill some
f -r 1 1 ii..-. - it !l-ti nu from a paralytic stroke.
A iratnc ot hail played at the college
i'i,. iiiils lt l.nretlo on Weilncsihiy :if!.-l-I,
in. II l.etweell the St. Francis colieue nine
uii.i Me- St. Vim i tit's colli-L'e nine, resulted
in i victoiy of the latter hy a score of s to
- I'. t.-r and Joseph Iasj.lko were hnmirht
t" j. ui mi .Mi. mlay to aiiswer a chaise of
:.--;nili and lalti-ty, pre fern .1 hy Andrew
A ii i ! . i.f .Ii l.tistow n, In. ;i!1i;i s they sis--,ii,
Me. I him with cluhs and rave him a
t. ii il,!.- In at inu last Friday.
- A -on i.f C. A. Iliu k. of C'lirolltown.
a:i- kicked l,y a hofseon Monday ii i i'ii i nir
ami -h..i t iy alter. Mr. I tin k. on iroi n to
'I..- -t il l.- was treated in the same tnan
ii. -r l.y the same horse. Neither Mr.
h'l' k "r l.l- s,,, ( re seriously hurt.
K.'t'ert Tihhott, of this place, while
'iiil' ;it the new school lei i Id i tcr on
W i iie-ii ii v iiioi iiHiir had one of his lingers
I it A imi-ln-.l l.y a stone f al i i it ir li p. n it.
I'i. i i. i iiies-i d t he liiitr. r and all houirh
!"t ii .1 a ii ii . i , 1 1 1 - hurt he will have a sore
li u;. , ,- sniiiet itne.
A v.. mi.' la-ly in Alt'Hinu slipped on a
I'i tin in -kiu that s nine t hi.u L'h t less p(-i son
I. i.l !!,r.. a ii upon the sj,,-Aalk an. I stis
1. 1 rioiis :i fall that- h e had to he
t.i.-ii I., the hospital. Persons who are s(,
' li.:.-- a- tu thr.ev ftilit skins on the
I'.iv.-im-i,; onuht to U punished.
"ii Tii.-s. I ay ( inn in issi,, Her of Pensions
I '" iiin .ii Miinti il :i titiiitUr of pinMim
im.n. i - iii.l .-i in. mi nt'iir. tin- l:ii. nf
x.ttftr t.-r -n r'i-i n in llii- county v:i-. r
'Jih:,, 'I'ln- n- Iki:h'iI i n t h is comity
I'i-. I i',ill iim.I C'orirr K. fonr;i.. of
I 'i.! I.. ),-. . Sio;m. of I'air.ill-
" i -1 1 u . -mi of M r. di-or-;!' Kiuu.
" ' im : n-lii p. uliij)- uorUini; in a
! ii ;il Kli iisl.in i; on Tliiil-l;iy
1. L'
liN I. -ft li-t; tirnki ii
'In' .-inkle ami tin' knee
" i. of ilii plan- sri tin' injuifil
iiiit tin- yumm man is ir -t t i n li
i II a- con lil le cvpci'tcil.
I A. Mux-maker, of t liis M;iei- lias
Mi.
I' i i i. Hinder on tlic Mch'aililcn
'""I- 'i I: n kin k ami wiil soon p!;irc ii:
' .hi i -t. am saw mill for tlic piirpiwt-
' ' t it tli- UmlxT into liitnl). r. Mr.
" '1'. i ti r. i,r r.lai kli.-k. w il Ii ;i taif
'' tin n is liii-ily at work cutting loirs
'XL.
"! i.'lit of w ay" on tlic-c la mis.
Tlpiixlay afternoon of last week"
"' I "' l'ii illi mi at tin' f.i i rol ! low n roail
' I'-and was titinuil to tlie grutiiiil.
- .'li a consiili-i alili- ainoiint, of
'it I" I'nii-inir mostly to I'ai rolltow n
iiiiit-. TId' liiiiiiiintj was a cliiaji
' ui ami t lie loss on it is small. Vc
'It" I'. nil eslimatcil loss IIM tin-
lil -loi i ll in 1 1n- ImiMitiir.
-I'ln'.lnii nf i-niici;i-i ill tin- nopor
"f !' ioiitiis of eoii) ias to I irallon of
I i-tln- In-vt klioMli il i-in fict an t for
t!
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ii' .ii
. 'liams. si-vm rs. water pipes anil
!V -"il. ami its iic caiiliot lie ton M.IVH-"-'V
niii.il. line ear- mii-t lie llseil
I'lol.'i l riiitliina. carpi ts ai u..' nai.er
l
'' ""i .oininir in contact with it. as ji is
" ' 'li ti in tie to these articles.
'ii account of t- Wl., weather a irrcat
" iiny of tin- nu n n, pl,,y. on tnl. ,.w
' 'i i' wereoir work to-ilay (Thnr-il.iy )
""I the i.,wn is full ofiliiniK ami .lisor.ler
V 'iien. .I. k Walsh ami Frank Wherry
"' ;l ""-ini.leistamliim' alM.nt m.-.i, ami
a !j"iiiii,1 to in fi-,,,,1 f t. j;,i ,lilv,. it
''-''I- While they were at it the police
".-..pi-.l H.. in i ami a film of live dolhu
h was the result.
Dr. Ijowinan, one of the ln-st known
citizens of .lohnstnw n, died tit his home in
that city on Friday, June !'., lstia, affeU
a hunt Ti". years. The deceased w as a na
tive of Frankiin county, studied medicine
in Indiana and for forty-seven years prac
ticed his profession in .Johnstown.
John Kis.,a little Hungarian hoy, who.
in company with two other Ikijs, was
standing on th railroad near ISrownstown
crossing on Friday afternoon, was struck
hy Way Passeneer and hurled from he
track. He was picked up and taken to Ins
home w here he died the next day from hi
injuries. ins companions succeeded in
netting nut of the way of the train. He
was eleven years of ape.
Joseph r.ant.y, a Russian who keeps a
hoarding house at Moxhaiu, was rohlx-d of
-'Wr on Saturday evening, the money hav
ing Keen taken from his room during a
shnrt ahsence from the house. Two miss
ing hoarders, Joseph Knenock and Iirnaz
I lemasck, were suspected ami tliey were
tr.'iciil to South Fork, arrested and the
stolen money found in their possession.
Thev were brought to jail on Monthly.
While ilaying hall on the Juniata
grounds near Alloona on Saturday Max
Mcimlel, manager of the Delia nee base
ha'.l club, was the victim of an accident
which resulted in his death. He. was at
the hat when a swift curved hall from the
pitcher hit aim on the left side of the head,
alongside the temple. The unfortunate
young man died on Sunday morning. Mr.
Men. lull was about years of age and un
married. There is a new hug in town. Swarms
of the famous Lancaster lice have arrived
herein their west wan! march, says the
Altoona Tiiliinic. They were lying in
great heaps- on the (iaysp.u t pavements
yesterday, and covered the trees from the
ground t the topmost limb. Tlie citivns
are trying coal oil anil other remedies to
tin. I ri lief from the plague. The little yel
low hug reached the west side of town las
evening. These little bngu-rsi get into
one's eyes, and the .sensation is anything
hut pleasant.
ISoth the Jlrrnlil and the Mnitutithirrr
of this place, by a singular coincidence,
this week touch up the old "Mickey Smith
escape from Jail."' P.oth napers coining
out on l he same day and hoth referring to
the sam.! old chestnut, looks as if a )nic
(;'' for a urirct fiirlitx had been left at
bot h estiihlishnientsat the same tim.. The
writ contatns no notice, however, to Slew
alt Springer, w ho at one time was a tt rre
ti mint of the same institution.
Kdwar.l Dassinbrock, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, was killed about three-iii:irters ot a
mile above ( onemaugh, on the Pennsyl
vania railroad, al an i ariy hour on Satur
day morning. In company with a number
of other young men he was on an east
bour.d freight train, going to Philadelphia
in search of work. They were ordered olT
by a hrak. nian and. in jumping from the
car. Dassinbrock fell, striking his heaJ
against a rail w it h such severity as to pro
duce instant death. The remains were
interred in Cincinnati.
Charles (iallagher, employed on the
new railroad and who boards at Sein
Kvans", in Cambria township, on Wednes
day night had a severe attack of what is
known among coiigi.-ssnieii in Washington
as malaria." In this section of the conn- i
try it is called a jag. and as Charles was in
a lighting mood and there were none of the
ot her boarders who had a oisposit ion to
ke -p the Hies olT him. in information was
made for surety of the peace
and lie was placed in the lock-up to recov
er, all of which he did. w hen on Thursday
morning the information was withdrawn
The commencement exert iscs at Ml.
Aloysius Academy. Loretto. will he held
this (Thursday) afternoon at 'J:'.V o'clock
The pi,. i'i. mi is up to the usual standard
of excellence, including vocal and instru
mental music, essays and recitations, to he
concluded by an address by Ut. Ilev. Dish
op Phi-Ian. Three of the gold medals are
gifts respectively of P.ishop Plielan, Ilev.
K.-A. Push, and James Cullen, of Spuce
Creek. There is one graduate in the Eng
lish course and inusii Miss Mary Schwab
who receives the gold medal presented
hy Pishop I'll. Ian and thegraduating class
of honor.
1 In- other evening Peters' paper mill,
tit Latrohc. was the scene :f a terrible ar
ciiiciit. in which Albeit Ornll'ie.ck was the
victim. Albert, who was employed in the
mill, was in the act of adjusting a belt
when by some means his left leg was
caught in the machinery and torn off at
the knee and the severed member hurled a
distance of thirty-five feet against t he side
of the building. The Ih-sh was stripped
from the remaining part of the leg from
the knee to the thigh, and it presented a
ghastly appearance. The young man was
given the mi dical attention of Drs. Don
nelly and Hughes.
John Donovan, a brakctnan on the
Pennsylvania railroad whose home was at
Lilly, met with an accident on Friday
night near Lilly which resulted in his
death at the Altoona hospital on Saturday
mornfiig about 11 o'clock. Donovan was
in the performance of his duties w hen Hie
train broke and he fell between the bump
ers, and the cars coming together, bnth
his feet were badly crushed. It Wits sever
al hours before lie was discovered ami he
was taken to tin? Altoona hospital where
amputation was performed. oi:e foot ln-inc
taken off at the ankle and the toes of the
other foot taken off, but he died as alxive
stilted soon after the operation. He was
alx.tit '.".' years of age and leaves a wife and
family. 11 is remains w ere taken to Lilly
on Saturday night and interred on Monday
morning.
The imnirr.' lntlta.
Tuesday and Wednesday were gala days
at Ciii rolltow ii. the tow n being decked with
ll igs and streamers and arches erected on
the streets to giv.; a welcome to Covernor
Pattison and other notable persons in at
tendance at the farmers' institute.
The session was opened by an address
by Hon. .James .7. Thomas, president of the
institute, tin. I was followed by Thomas J.
Kdge, secretary of the state Imard of agri
culture, w ho gave a detailed account of
the origin of the farmers" institutes
thloiighout the state.
The mini iiuestion was one of tlie princi
pal topics discussed on Tueslay ttnd from
the many different views expressed there
ought to Im- considerable information
gained on the vexed iiuestion by those in
attendance.
(niveriior Pattison arrived on the even
ing train and received an cut husjasuc re
ception. At the evening session Judge
Darker, of this place, delivered an address
of weeoine, which was responded to by the
govt- rnor.
Among the notable persons present from
abroad were Covernor Pattison, i-x-tiov-ernor
Heaver. Senator X. H. Critchh'eid, of
Somerset county. Sii-rctary Thomas J.
Kdge. of the state lmar.1 of agriculture;
Prof. Ileigi-s. of York; Prof. Kothrock.of
Chi-sti r county; Prof. Harvey of Helle
fonte. ami others.
On Wednesday flovernor Pattison ad
dressed the farmers on the taxation ipie
tioii. and sifter the close of his address n
number of essays were read and spCifhes
tiia.l.-on numerous snhj.-ct.s, all of Siecial
interest to the farmer.
Luring the sessions of the Institute tlie
proceedings were int.-rsperced with music.
Miss Hlain hard, of Pittsbi.rg, presiding at
the piano, accompanied by the Misses Mc
Donald, of thes.iniecity. TheCurrolltown
corii -t hand was also on hand and rendered
a number of selections, which served to
pass the time when tlie audience linil
of the discussions.
MURDER AT CARROLLTOWN!
A SLAVISH !f INF.R KIM.F.D A M AX
HTIIFR BAIII.T IXJl'RKII.
At an early hour on Thursday morning
John Kauffman, a Slav, was found Iving
near the Hrothers' dam in Carroll town
ship, nearly insensible and badly beaten.
According to his story, he and five other
Slavish miners who had been working in
the vicinity of ISenscreck were implicated
in a robbery in that neighborhood and left
for the purpose of avoiding arrest. They
epent Wednesday and Wednesday night in
the vicinity of Cat rolltown. and atmut four
o'clock on Thursday morning, when near
the Hrothers' dam, had an altercation
among themselves, when four of them
whose names we failed to learn set upon
himself and JohnClamire, and after beat
ing him until lie was insensible, killed Cla
iniri hid his body and then left.
An investigation proved that his story
was correct, for after hunting around for
some tine the ImhI- of the murdered man
was found lying a short distance In-low
the dam in the gully.
A telephone message was sent to Sheriff
Shumaker imforming li i m of the facts,
and the sheriff telephoned back to try and
hud out the direction taken by the mur
derers. It is believed that after hidiiigthe
Utdy the men started toward Klieiisburg.
as no trace of them could lie found towards
Catrolltow n.
On Thursday morning four strangers
believed to be tlie ones who committed the
murder were seen walking on the railroad
near Kaylor's from the direction of Cur-,
rolltown towards Cresson and it is lielievcd
they were going hack to the neighborhood
of ISenscreck.
4'tiMrml iik llirn.hnrc.
The world moves and the capital of Cam
bria is moving with It. The ancient vil
lage is stirring its stumps these days and
it gives promise of In-coining one of the
most Hipular mountain resorts in the
state.
Its natural attractions certainly excel.
It would U h ud to lin.l a M,int command
ing a more ileligl tlul view than Lim-iis-burg
ami its altitude and the salubrity oT
it atmosphere combine with a noble
prospect to commend it to M-opIe
who are seeking a good place to idle away
t he heated term.
There is considerable building going on
in Kbensburg and various improvements
are in progress or are projected. Already
two summer hotels are open to sojourners
and the summer boarder is familiar to
many of t ho households of that delightful
village. Hy the middle of July it w ill lie
overrun with rest and pleasure seeker
from the outside world.
Klx-hsbiirg is beginning to nurse snme
i. otable ambitious. It has prepared dia
grams w hich seem to indicate by concen
tric circles that it is the center of the uni
verse and there be good citizens of the
pleasant old burg who have it all planned
out for the Pennsylvania railroad to
abandon its present route via Johnstown
for a new one which Elieiisluirg genius has
levised. It is needles to add that this
route is by way of Klx-nshurg.
Hut whatever its ambitions. ElM-nsnurg
is all right. It is a pretty town and ought
to become a great summer resort. In
many respects it is more attractive than
Cresson. The prospects is far finer: and
it may Im- truthfully added that its com
plement of pretty girls is alone enough to
give it a wide ami enviable fame. Jnltn
Ktmrii lh init-rrt.
Court lr4-r-llnir-
Tlie follow ing cases were dispnsiii of in
addition to those rcorted in hist week's
FlIKKMAX.
Joseph C. Xoel vs. Iron City Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. Xon suit.
F. X. Hurkevs. John Moran and William
Nihil. Assumpsit. Jury lind for plaintiff
!.
Doiiaiux' it Not.ley vs. Kirkpatriek. As
sy mpsit. Jury find for plaintiff .i.s.".
Uoliert Sagerson vs. Joshua Criflith.
Settled.
A. IS. Hicks vs. James A. IMtinket.
Plaintiff enters voluntary non suit.
V. II. Donnelly vs. J. J. Khinldy. Tres
pass. Jury lind for plaint iff -.;.'. m.
John C. Schenck vs. Annie S. P.rorik
bank. Assumpsit. Jury find for plaintiff
lli'..'J-.
Commonwealth vs. Ellen Seeley. larceny.
Defendant plead guilty and. was sentenced
to Vt days in Jail.
Charles K. Hatch vs. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. Assumpsit. Verdict
for the defendant by the court and jury
(lischa rged.
Commonwealth vs. Ida Noel and Anna
Xoel, disturbing a public assembly. A'.
Ih-uh. entered as to Anna Noel. Jury lind
Ida Xoel guilty. Sentenced to pay a line
of $10 and costs and give bond for her good
liehavior.
Com mon wealth vs. Cecil a. Duncgan, as
sault and battery. Jury lind defendant
not guilty, hut that she pay one-htilf Un
just. s and Ida Xoel the other half.
Commonwealth vs. Ida Xitel, assault and
battery. Jury find defendant guilty.
Sentenced to pay a line of $lo and costs.
Ilf1,No May 4ioc. Itjr -.
The notorious postofliee burglar, J. W".
Kllwood, walked out of the jail at Hun
tingdon on Saturday and is still enjoying
lilierty. lie Is the ti ft li prisoner to escape
from the county prison in five months, and
people are beginning to wonder what is the
matter with the sheriff. Two weeks ago
it was announced that unless Kllwood was
removed by the United States authorities,
w ho claimed him as a Mstollice thief, he
would likely break out of jail.
On Friday night I'nited States Marshal
Ilarrah, of Allegheny county, went to
Huntingdon to remove E'.lwood. On Sat
urday morning a blacksmith tiled the irons
off .the piisoner and he was left alone in
the corridor. The turnkey was apparent
ly asleep. EIwihmI quietly oM-ned the front
door, walked tiol.lly out and vanished.
The United StaU-s marshal went home
without his game. This jail has the worst
record in the state for escaping prisoners.
Kllw immI, among other robberies supposeo
to have lieen committed by him. is susM'ct
ed of having a hand in the rohln-rv of the
Callitxin postofliee last winter.
For Mnnlral People.
The "Song Friend" for June is at hand
with its wealth of vocal and instrumental
music and its bright, interesting and in
structive paragraphs and arlich s on voice
culture, church and instrumental music,
theory, musical ne-vs, etc. 'Among the
pieces of choice music in this iiiiiiiImt are
"How to Ask and Have." "The Music of
the Sea." hoth U-autiful solos; "W'eCome,
Come Again," and "The Sparrow's Fall,"
Imth by T. Martin Towne; "Help to Win
the Day," by S W. Straub; ' The (Jood
Shepherd Is Calling." by J. M. Stillman:
and the charming instrumental niimlier,
"The Merry School Oirl Waltzes." These
selections are all very choice. The music
in this nn m I mt would cost nearly ?!. at
regular publisher's price. "Tlie Song
Friend" is a .'C'-page journal of rare excell
ence. The subscription price is only $l.i)
a year, with a premium of three pieces of
select music. The publishers, S. W.
Straub A, Co., 'M" Slatestn-et, Chicago, of
fer to send it three mouths for S." cents.
Peter Tarouicin, an Italian coal miner
employed in No. 3 mine of the Cresson &
Clearfield Coal and Coke Company, at
Frugality, was caught by a fall of coal on
Monday and crushed to death. 1 1 is re
mains were buried in Ashville. He had no
relatives in rhis country but leaves a wife
and family in I utly.
Lil of Jnmra.
Following is the list of grand and tra-
yt-rse jurors for September term of court:
CiRAWD Jt HRRH.
Kitromole. John K.. Uhorer. Jotinrtown.
H. , p. (tenrite. miner, JobnMowo.
ItuiuKitrdDt-r, Jo. A., farmer, Klrbland town
ship. Hyrno, John, farmer. Eltr tnwn-hlp
IMitIx. I hnuias. uentleman Khentur.
ImtiMtiue. J.. .1.. larmer t'learflel.t townhlp.
Kites, Jerome, tanner. Allenheo township.
Oa.-m.a. Oeo. K. laruier, Sui.ijnehnn town
Hit. ote. Oeoree. laborer, lohnftown.
Kllnelelter. Emanuel, farmer. Jaekton townahl p.
lthey, (arun, merchant. I'lltr.
I. ulher. t'h.ia. L. . larmer. White township.
Miller, I. :.. rlerk, Johnntown.
MIMer. J ot-n K.. farmer. I'piier Yoder townghl;.
'r;T. KloharJ. miner, Kju-t Taj l.-r township.
Km in. Sllan, notei-keeper. tat tonemauh.
Smith, i:.t)., carinter. Johnrtown.
Stli einap, Oen. It., merchant. South Kork.
Strtit matter, Peter J., Ir., larmer. latroll town
fir p.
Ttt.bott. Fen larmer. Camhrla township.
Vogle. tJeorne. foreman, .lohnrtown.
IVaiii. W iliimn. editor, 'rrll town.
Warcl.clil , Frank, Ifimtr, Siupguehann town
hie. WiMaiuio-r, Harry, lumberman. Coneiaauicb.
TRAVKBMK JCKOKg PIKRT WBKK.
A. I ami. Weidey. clerk. Johnntown.
Harctay. Lowinan. fteel worker. Upper Yoder
towufltlp.
Harxhardt. l?aa. tanner. Trppr k'nder township.
IKT,.li"f1. Kit. r.erk. WeM Ta htr tt.wai-hip.
Kiiikloril, I . O., h rem an, t -oneaitub.
Kiai.op. tilwara, lalxirer, Morrellville.
Ura.Hcy. John . farmxr tlarroil township,
lirlnev I. L.., lalsirer, .VlorreOville.
o'e. Wm , liiinlrinai. iit-an township.
Coulter. 1. W. merchant. Kranklin.
Ihtley,.!. P.,ftune inaaon. Johnxtown.
lnvln, William, aicent, t-onemaUKh.
Im kir, John H . merrhant. Johnstown.
I-I waraa. K. L.. vreutluman .lohuiUiaa.
Kin.. And ew. awyer. iarroll township,
tj. ley. James M., watchman, Wert Tajrlortown-i-hic.
K.viim, tlllver. carpenter, t'amt.rt township.
K-riruson Hubert, iarmr. X'acidlrk townsnlp.
K.inn,ll.li.. ar- Wettt Keade u.wnsblp.
ui-l, JcfSo. lalH.ier. Kale
F renin. -It. I "he. larmer. Man ter township,
.tilasser, I, t! , carpenter. Kalluz.n.
oo1. lvrry. labo-er. Tst Ki-aile townnhip.
HartiOK, t'lil 1 1, farmer, 4-arroll township,
lientiecamp. tcar. artist. Jotinslown.
liuahti. Wm. K.. larmer. t;ar-..ll township.
ItiKlerl, John, stet-i-workrr, Jobnutown.
James, liot-ert, laborer. KtnsburK.
Koielln, t-harles. waxen maker. Johnstown.
I. o..i. Henry firmer . Jus.) uehanna u.on-thlp.
I.lvell, J. H.. larmer. rst Keade township.
tct'lellan, l'hos. H., niouldr. Jubnituwa.
Alahan, l-aac, larmer. Hiarklirk township.
Miller. W. K., machinest, Johnstown.
Mitchell. John. rareater. llle.
MiK-k, UlUeon. larmer, rr.jueiiann t township.
MontKomery. E ward.mluer, Waxbmieton town
ship rsi. '1.
Murphy, Oeo., farmer. Adams township.
Noon. John A.. In loter, K-chland township.
Ni.rlhctatt. W. li . iwiliceonn. Johnstown.
Holnrrls. . Uiver, lalHirer. Kr.iukllu.
S-ai.lun, Michael, mill hand. J .hnstowa.
S-ha:. W illia a. sn.l.iu r. l-reito.
Sharp, John, aitent. J Jhustown.
Statur, John, niacuiucsl. liile.
Sil.ej. Kmanuel, larmer. Karr township.
iriiimaner, nyivcMer carpenter. Hastings.
'I nomas, John, merchant, Johnstown.
WisKiDKer, Altxft. laborer. Vent lay (or town
ship.
Zimmerman, Charles. llTeryman. Johnstown.
TtiVtnt Jt KOKH HKIONU WEKK.
A.Iain, sunon. larmer. Kiel, I n I township.
Arthur. William, printer. J. h..s'.on.
li.irkhelmer. lavld J .. laborer, Umer Yoder
township.
Hart e, I Ira ft. prlt.ter. Johnstown.
H-l'er, ni . ,M blnrkumltti, i 'arroil township.
Itruwu, Henrr I , helM!r. Morrellville.
Hum lord. John carponter, Soain Fork.
Krunlnin, l-oro. iuilt-han.1, Johnstown.
t'Huipholl. -eier, larmer. Uarrolltown.
I'al.iwell. Samuel, moulder. Westujont.
Cirthew, 1-wis. loreuian. .fohnstown.
Ha- Itlel.l. liaiiiiiii-r. e.erk. Johnstown,
t'royio, Wendell, Uls.rer. South Fork.
Iht.e. James, laborer. Johnstown.
IH. rman, Wesley, laborer. Loaur Yoder town-hip.
Edwards, luvm. mill-han.l, .lohnitown.
1-sch. Adam, larmer. W hite township.
'Kinilley. Kphraim. clerk. W est Taylor township.
Foster. John .1.. sion .cutter. Oalluzin.
llUf-s, I'harleK, tarmtr. C.'leaiheid township.
Orav.Johu A., larmer. Jackson tuwnshlp. .
tirove, James li. blacksmith. Morrellville.
Hollen. Fhihp K.. larmer. K.ust Hea.le township.
Hornlck. Martin, larmer. Kn-hlan.l township.
Irwin. Michael, br .kciuan. J.itin-lon
Kauttman. Josiab J.. larmer, t'l.per Yutler town
ship
Knurr, Charles, laborer. Cambria township.
Kratzer II M ., lumberman. tUearheld townsh'p.
Kreirii. I. .1., farmer. Jarkson township,
levl, Knitletrt. ?r e.-r. Hurr ton nship.
Male ii, t-.rj.ih. sa. yer. FKibsiirK.
Met:oy, at.. miner, lla tints.
Moiu.tii. Wm. I ., mitt ban. I. Johnstown.
Muuroe, W UIIhui. merchant, .ialliizin
Noon. N. A., leacher, t;u lemauuh lown-hln.
I'uti-h. Wu.. F.. asMstant imeiuan.' M..rie Ivilli.
I'rmitle. F.manuel. larmer. Sumuierhill tJwnshi.
Hoi-erts, Jluci lu, laborer, Summerhlll township.
liodKerg. Alotiza, larmer. stouj creek township.
Si.uri.aunb. tr. A., merchant. arrollt .a n
Si,eiian. Michael, i nner. White township.
Smith. I-areuce. InlH.rer, Johnstown.
st)-wart. JV cOtellan.l, l.,rem:in. John-town.
S. illler. John, tanner. t:ro) le township.
VanSc yoc.Jonn. larmer. tst Keaoe township.
Vinnhil Hurr. inill-hand, Johnstown.
Yon Alt, Henry, mill-hand, Iwer Yder town
ship. W auoner, !. H , bar-tender, .lohnstown.
Wchn. t'has. It., merchant. Jnnostowu.
W'cl Jershelm. tonntd, merchant. Jolinst wn.
TKAVKkSB JI HOH8 TH1H1) Wilt.
rtelter. William, farmer, Mut.ster township.
Hover. Henry, merchant. Johnstown.
Caddy. James, laborer, Morrelivlile.
i 'an he w , John, laborer, Johnstown.
7assl.lv. (teore. farmer, 1'ieartieid township.
fole. We., hotel keeper, Ashvliie.
I'iis.c, Homer, merchant. Johnstown.
I I, . an. Chug. P.. farmer. West Keade township.
Hehl. Albert, hotel keeer. I'oruiice.
Iilehl. treore O.. lats.rer Pormea township.
Iioiimlre. W. S., miner. South Frk.
rkenro,te, John, larmer. AtleKbeny township.
Fri.-k,,lohn H , beater. Johnstown.
ulnar, rlarry. carpenter. Johnstown.
I tttnev. James, meichant, Juhusuwn.
Ha es. Hubert, carpenter, Morrellville.
Ocorae. F. I'., merchant, lilly.
(leorite, W. K.. brakeman, Su-jQmerbilt
( toUKhenour, II. S.. macbincst, Johnstown.
Uriel, Alex., sadd er. Carrolltewn.
rruint'lliit:. Kinanuel. merchant. South Fork.
Howard. 1 1.. teamster, Jonnstown.
J , uies, Ku.auuel, li-iel keeper, JoniL-town.
Kelper. John A., engineer, (kinemauvli.
I.- lb, Adam, blacksmith If.irr township.
I.uther. W. '.. laborer. Oarrolltown.
McKay . t leo.. laborer. Csnibiii township,
tvieihorn, Feter, farmer. Allegheny Uisiu hip.
Miller. Hiram, stable boss, John-town.
Minahan, Kobert. larmer, Washmaton township
No. 1.
Mullen, Andrew, laborer. John.-U.wn.
iHalvehill, I'eter, gentleman, Wesimout.
Myers, tti aries F. muulder. lh:e
I'anlsh, A. F.. laborer, Wasblnitlon township.
No. a.
I'attersnn. Kobort, roachlnest, Johnstnwn.
I'ljce. (teo. It., larmer, t'ambria township.
Kbine, James, miner H:istinis.
Hn-harils. John, loreman. Morrellville.
Koutfahush. ( laivln, clerk, lhiie.
Seese, W alcr It., clerk , Jo:mstown.
sejmore. I'eter. butcher, I ortaice.
S hcllt Dburif er, 11. S clerk. Johnstown,
smith. William, loieinan, .loiinstuwn.
Sianl. K K . carpenter. Jonnstown.
strlttmatter, Andrew, tutu erman, t'arroll town
ship. Yaruer, Zacharlab, butcher, Kast Taylor town
ship. W alh. SH.i'. carpenter. Johnstown.
Wlaslnicer. Ell. tcamst-r.stonjcreek township.
Wi. Muaer. I i,i4 . , uitr. 1. .i-iiiaitti luwusbip.
Yeckley, Jacob, mercuaul, t lalluz.n.
1 he t'lsht for lha opv.
Alxiut a year ago tlie Altoona and Phill
ipsliurg Connecting Kailroad Company
was incorporated for the pupose of build
ing a line between I'hillipsburg and Janes
ville, a distance of about twenty miles.
Samuel I. Langdon. of Philadelphia, was
the promoter of tlie scheme and pr-side-nt
of the company. lie owns large and val
uable coal lands in the territory traversed
by the new road and at the start it was
generally la-lii-ved he was making a bluff
al the JVnnsy Ivauia railroad so as to ob
tain certain concessions.
Mr. Langdon. as events have proven,
was in earnest and it is cxM-ctcd that his
lino will N- completed by October next.
It will connect with the Iteech Cnt-k road
at I'hillipsburg and with the Altoona,
Clearfield X- Northern at Janesville, thus
establishing a -onieiing Hue.
Mr. Langdon, in attempting to secure
the Altoona, Clearlield ,t Northern, was
brought into a legal eontestwith James F.
Kerr, clerk of the National Ilinse of Rep
resentatives, who claimed the franchise,
and on Saturday the Itlair county courts
awarded the franchise to Mr. Langdon.
The consequence is that a rival to the
Pennsylvania has got an entrance and
foot hold in Itlair county.
Spring fever, or that "lin-d'' f.-eling, is
occasioned by an excess of heat in the hu
man ImmI jr. 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 lx-iu licial but necessary. To
avoid any unpleasant results, and to keep
up vitality the svstem should I- stimula
ted by the use of a little pure whiskey
Physicians throughout the country unite
in prescribing and recommending the
whiskies bottled by Max Klein on account
of their purity and general excellence, and
the known reliability of his Silver Age,
Dunuesne and Pear Creek recommend
them to all. Send for catalogue of all
kinds of liquors, mailed free, to
Max Ki.kix,
S3 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
Four hundred feet of hose has Iteen
added lately to Em-nsbiirg's tire equipment.
BALTZELLS'.-
PARASOLS and Umbrellas
mean more than a graceful ad
dition to a costume. They are a
prime necessity in sunny weath
er, hence their great demand.
We have eold out several or
ders this season, the latest one
having arrived and been put on
sale the present week. They are
selling fast and will soon be culled
out ajrain. A few are noted as
follows:
Tan gros grain, with 3 double
box plaited rullles, handsome
bamboo stick, $o each.
Brocaded silk, in liirht and
dark blue, case to match, fancy
w -
wood ninujes and lanre tassels.
Light and dark blue, nolka
dot, lancy wood sticKs, large tas
sels and covers to match, $5.
himcy strnied Taffetas, orna
mented wood handles, bone fer
ules and and l:iro-ft tncsipl.
$4.50.
Changeable silk, double ruf.
fles, natural wood sticks, $o.U.
riain surah, deep ruflles. bam- I
boo sticks. $4.25. i
Plain China silk wide puff. '
natural wood sticks, $3.50.
w a. ;
Figured tatin. in same stvle.
7r.
Navy blue striped, fijrured bor
der and fancy sticks, very nobby,
This must suffice for to-day but
call and see what they are like if
you have any need for one as they
Usappear rapidly.
Coloied umbrellas are great favoriu-s
his seasiiii and of all our heavy stock only
the following styh-s are left:
In brown, green and garnet, -j inches,
haiiii-oint slicks, $.ui
Another style in garnet. tX7.V
Handsome double-faced silk umbrellas,
?...
.BALTZELLS'
Altoona.
niarrlliRMiia Jfc'wtlrrw.
(IKt.S WANTKtl-Uwitumn will In ..
1 lor MoIok KiK.m, Kitchen and Iiunlry
Oirl. Kxtra wmcei kir pood ttaktr At p y to
oradilrer T. H. HtlsT.
kiienat'nric. Pa., Jnne233t. Maple Park.
'1'ltK t'.bonttmrs KniMlna: h. Ian Ansociatlon
1 will otter for aale at the r nor 1 1 chamber. Kt
entiunc, on the fourth Momtay In June,
tl.uiio.oo. THUS, HAVIS.
Lsm-KR I.akim kb. Secretary. President.
rpHKSierena Kitte owned br -. A. liny, de
X ceael.ot HantlOK. will he put up for a
niHintinK mtch na July S. ld-.x the icon In
nirkle-pl.ilrd. with Klte and oen iirht-, and
I XI 38 c Ibre. All maikrtnen are Invited (u at
tend. 16.-2
IF yon are wanting Knok, Stationary, Book
let, lulls, I law en. Toy. Novellien, School
u'iili3. liut-lier KootK or sboen, etc.. eta . you
ran have y nr want supplied by a Tin t to T.
Kol-rrtu' Ktore. Kieni-lurK. Although an old es
tablished one. tl Is anreant of the times and a I.
ways well ClUd with k-xmIs of all kinds. An e X
rlianue library has been started at this sture.
where lor fraud lu rents you can rent mot any
book yon want to read. Any txmk vr d . tbln
else tjol In t-k procured lor you at onco. Kv.
erytblnic sold at lowest prices. Olre us a .-all
and see lor yourself. ou never saw fuch a
lance and elegant stork In Ktiensburic. I
llrnnksauMi or Jlie l.iqiar llalslt
ComIiI v-ly I nrril by AtliralwiMf -r iC
Or. Ilalnes' Veldra Spelfir.
It l manufactured us a Kwder, whlcn can he
Klven In a l ol beer, a cup ol coflee or tea. or
In tood. without the knowledge of the patient.
It is absolutely harmless, and will eft ect a perma
i ent and sjieedj cure, whether the patient Is a
moderate drinker or alcoholic wreck. It ha been
iciven in thousands ol cases and In every lustance
a wr!ect cure has lollowed. It never lails. The
system ones Itnoretcnated with the specific, it be
comes an utter Impossibility for the liquor ap
i i te tu exist, t'ures auaranteed. 40 paice book
ol particulars tree. Addtess
101.1KN SPlXtl I'tO t:o..
auKlu.lr. 14 Kara St.. t luclnnstl ).
is
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.
liiO pieces all-wool
Diagonal Cheviot Serges,
3; int hi-s wide, in complete ranee of the
season's liest colors,
35 Cents.
You'll find the nniveral fabric is .Wcnls,
and you'll just save the dillerence.
SS) pieces assorted
American Wool Suitings,
Imported Itedford Cords.Tatleta Chanee
ants. Heine llonrette Slri-s, '' and 3S
inches wide some of them all-ol
some three-fourths wool.
25 Cents,
every yard worth 4ocents, some .'ill cents;
this sale, price, 'Jj cents,
lull pieces
Finest French Satines,
tk-st of the season's prinliu;s lijrht and
dark colorings,
25 Cents,
regular price all s-ason in this and other
stores has la-en 3."i cents.
lii pieces extra line
American Satines,
2." rent iiuality at
15 CENTS.
Mohairs,
for traveliiip and stre-t dress. 5? inch
MOI1AIU ISU1IL1ANT1NKS, in 4
shades of rrey only,
75 Cents,
that are f qualities as usually bought
and sold.
4! inch
Mohairs,
ill all staple colors,
50 Cents.
That is remarkableijualitv and value for
:t cents.
Jletter we aliout these. They re worth
lookiim alter.
BOGGS&BUHL,
115, 117, 119 & 121 Fetal St,
ALLEGIlENr, PA.
VliKiniK- Nt'TH'K.
Notice Is hereby srlren that the nnder-sixr.e-l
haviiur tx-en apMinled Auditor to dis
tribute the lund In the bands) ol Paul Yabner.
e I ecu tor ot Jol n Kaker. late ol (Mrarneld town
ship, deceased, as shown by his first and final
account, to those Icieallr entitled there
to, will sit at the Attorneys' K-tora In
(Vart House. Kteoiturn on r'Kl I AY. Jl'NE :J.
Itw3. at 10 o'clock, r. n... when and where those
lnlertHied mj atten-i or iw lorever atimmu
Irom coininK In on aakl lunsl.
M. H.MYEKS.
Jane 1, 1M. Auditor.
" A. C. FISHER,
Painter and Paper Hanger,
PATTON. PA.
The anderslitned la now located In Paiton and
laprepmdtudo Paiulln in all Its Mfenrbes.
Hons Pamilna. Hiita I'intloK. Ilrmluin and
'Paper liaiiKin a specialty. Satlit.-rtii a auar
aouwd. A.O. ll.Sutk,
mXJtl
B
Attention t
TUTO TOWftlDT IP
i jri ill riPjyji IjJdj
We are convinced that our prices and goods arc right. Since we became iSimon & Co.'s successors
our daily sales up to date have increased iust 40 per tent., and we still continue to sell at the SJimc
! small profit figures. In Clothing you can be suited in a Suit for yourself, your boy or boys in higher
j quality than price. In Spring anil Summer Styles we are stocked up to overflowing. We feci ronfi
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
and goods to suit the most particular.
We have Shirts from 2.". cents up to
Men's Fedora Hals in every shade, color
and style that au want for 1.4s.
Also a very line line of the latest and
most fashionable Slilf Hats from .VI cents
up.
FURNITURE.
llelow we will auote a few prices.
Then
3. i
-."
.'i.oo
i;.mi
i.'-M
you can judife for yourself.
1 s-t jroo. I yellow hairs
1 set irood dark Chairs
1 set pihnI dark Chairs
1 set cane scat Chairs in dark
1 set cane scat Chairs in dark
1 set cane seat Chairs in dark
1 set cane seat Chairs. Mahogany
1 Oak UiM-ker witn arm
1 Hark KiM-ker with arm
1 Oak cane seat, fancy arm
1 dark cam-seat, lancy
1 lilit, very fancy arm
Child's IiiK-kers, .Mk-., fiTsf.. T.V. and...
lVrforaii-u Chairs and Uix-kcrs in all
styles and prices.
1 full ?-piece Mahogany or Walnut
Ited-roolil Suite
l.oo
1 full S-piiceOak l!iil-room Suit
Sidelaiards
Cupboards and Sinks a
Spei-ialiy.
Oil Cloth & Carpets.
We are stocked in Oil Cloth and CarM-ls.
It will save you money to buy ut us as in
buying our stock early and in laiue quan
tities we saved money.
We challenge any one to equal
offering this season. Don't wait
N. TI. It may be of interest to yoa to say we arj still deep in the grocery business. It will surprise
you to see the way we are selling goods in this department of our mammoth store. Some merchants
-say "j wonder where iney can gei goons 10 sell at 'hose Iijrures, as we can t huy 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 Red FlagThat is the Place.
JOHN PFISTBR,
ii.ai.i:r iw
GURU MERCH&HDISE,
Hardware, Qnccnsware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROYISIONS,
V Eta T7TA K i. fJi 1! feF. lSO',
iukvias, trr.
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
maw SOly
Election Notice.
IN pursuance nf a resolution of the Hos.nl of
Hirerlors ol the sohool ill sir let ol the hoivui-ti
01 K'lenMiurK, aroeii May .'. lHSi.i. in. tire it
hereliy Klven lhtan election will te hel.l at tlir
usual piares fr huliline monlripal and itriirral
elections in the llast ami West waros ot Ktus
tiura; horuuiru on
FIM day, JUNE im;,,
the polls fo ojieo at 7 o'rliM-k, A. M on salil d
ami close at 7 o'rlnek. r. M . on said tsy. lor I he
urposeol detertninlim whether an lnlet(xlnos
ly said district shall be lncurre! ut an amount
not rzceeillnir lour per centnm ol the assessed
valuation of the taxahle pnerty therein.
Ktatemestt mm Reqnirtt by Hie Art of
Asaembly, AppruTril April 2(1. IHT :
Amount of lant assesseiaed valuaiion... Hi;.Ty4 oil
Amount ol exintiEp dett . None.
Amount ol rMel dehl ... f 1S.IKMI DO
""creenia.e ol roKsed deht .U-ti-lu
The purpose el the pro.m-ed indehtedness to tie
applied to the payment on (he eontracts lor
erertlfiK and complellns; a putillr school ouildlnic
In said district.
Tickets roted to he latelle.1 on t he outside - In
crease ol I)ht," and to contain 00 (he Inside the
words "No Increase of letil" or -lieht May He
Increased."
At est: K. K. IIAVIS. S. W. HAVIS.
Secretary. fresldent.
rnsbunr. fa.. May -Ji. 1893 4;.
riK WHOM IT MAY CtlNCKKN:
l Ail erns havlnit claims against the estate
01 Jeremmb Nuouan. late ot Munster township,
Camuna county deceased, or avainst the estate ol
Kliza Noonan, late ol said township, deceased,
re reiue(ed to present their claims proj.crly
prulialad lu tu by May &tb, 111.
M. I. AITTEI.U
Khenahunc, Fa.. March 31. 181.
1)K1VATK SAUK. The un.lerslvned will Ml
at Private Sale In 1.1 ly horou;h, i:mlr
county, Fa hit Hotel, with Hrewery attsched;
Two Ice Houses, Stable, and all necessary OuU
buildlnies on the premises The House Is licensed
now. ror further particulars call on oraiMress
the DToptiefbtr, 1 11 tOlHJK t Stl.1..
I.lly, r-atictai.lSoS.
B. L. REKD.
atrtlliT KKAHK.
REED & KEADE,
Attorneys! xit
KHt.NSBl'K.l. - - - PENNA.
J)T"1 ilttce on t Centre street. ( 4.28 113
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-o t- inw,
EUENSBl'KU, PA.
Office tn Armor KulldlnK. oip.tVurt House,
ri1 W. L1CK.
JL e ATTOKNEY-AT-I.AW.
KBKnr.at Ko. Pkwii'a
jsSectal attention to given claims lr Pen
sion Bounty, etc. ehT- wi
T F. McKKMUCK,
f ATTOKKKV DC . IHhULOU AT Law,
KbKNSBl'l.t. PA
r-( Ifflce on Centre street.
D
ONALI) E. DUFTON,
ATTtlKN Kl-ATLAW,
tnaawai bo, Pissi,
ly Office In (era House. enter street.
H
H. MYEK3.
ATTOK.tEY-AT-UAW,
fKBaKaarKS, Pa.
(Ifffs la follonade Bow. Centre irM-
tllCriTt SAMPLES FKtEK
III OB 1.11 1 hoth M-xea. Write no
Ew. A. MrrT.kew fork UUf
wjs Assjm
Please and Satisfy Everybody.
Floor Oil Cloth from 2."i cents to 4s -ents
mt tMpiare yard.
Ingrain t'arM-t, one yard wide, at .'Wl, 4'i.
4s and till cents.
Stair Carpet from 'J3 cei:ts up to 50 cents
M-r ard.
SHOES! SHOES!
If you wish to pet a pood and substan
tial Shoe call on us. You will surely tiud
souieihinp that will suit you.
Ladies' donuoia plain tip nid sprins
hii-l. button to f-'.m
Ladies' doiiuola. o-ra and common
sense, button, heel tl.'i: to 1.5(1
Ladies' extra line tipMil lilueher .."s'l
Ladies" riis(-t, tippiil. button j.isi
Ladies tine pebliied buttoned: also.
Mises' and Children patent
leather tiptH-d l.lo, 1F1.-J5. l.Jtll
Lad tine surire. button or lace i.-jh
Ladies" lipped and couiniiui sen-e Ox
fords f l.oo and 1.'.'5
Children's lipx-d Oxfords :
Chihin-ii s rus-et and donpola sprim; i
bi-el fl.oo and 1.10 .
Infant' -hoi-s froni -':.' cents up. '
Men's lace and eoimress sIkm-s .'1T I
Men's satin calf, lace or coniri;rs ?.ii I
Men s i; calf, lace or conpres i .75 i
Men s tipped UI i;i te-r. extra line s.rsii
Men's line haiid-si-uiil. lace or con-
liii-ss 3. no
Men's (ireaciau calf, lace orcoimr-ss.. -J.isi
Men's line Kauiruroo lipped, laee
or congress 3.1 mi
Mi n's extra tine iro-sann-re calf, laee I
the intrinsic value as well as the
but come at once to Yours
EBENSBURG
larbleg Granite Works,
J. WILKINSON 8l SON, PROPRIETORS,
I'EALEIiS IN
Monuments, Headstones, Vaults and Sarcr phngis, MaiMe and
Marbleized Slate .Mantels, Cemetery Fencing of all kinds. Also
Iron Fencing for public buildings and dwellings.
I'urrliasers will I iiinl our prices t lie lowest when U,eV cmisliler llie cla (if m k w c
niainifaeitire. tteal.s, buy by tlie car-loud anil pi ve custijiiicrs tl,e aiJvantace ol re
ouceil lreiy:ht.
WE CIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
ETTm& (OIF WOPKK.
fi 6
OU!
New White Front Bnflilint 113 Clinton Street, Jotatofn, Pi
New Stock nf DRY COOpS, MILLINERY AND CAR-
PETS. Hall to see us when in town.
ja.im::es
P. R. R. SCHEDULE.
Schedule In effect May 23. IW3.
CnnasrlliiBa wt 4'rrsaoa.
K&0T.
Seashore Krt-ress
HrrisOurc ocotnnio.latlon
In; Kt i-r. hp .. .
AliiM-na t-: press , . , r -
Mail KZ-ress ...
Philalelihla Kij-reFS
wJT.
Johnstown Kx.ress..
I'scmc Kres..
War Paw-eimer
Mail Train .
Johnstown Kxirea
. fl an a m
.. V it a tu
.11 1-4 a tn
. I i i tn
ft 17 i in
. (Hum
. 14 a m
. :T a m
. 2 ar. t in
. ( W i m
Ibeeabarc Rrssrh.
Trains leaves a follows: T.:l, lu.2i a. m amt I
S.36 i. m ami arrive at ('resm at 8 an. 10 flu a.
m. anil 4 lf v m. leare I'mxiii at no. 1 1 27 m.
m anJ S i p. ui.. and arrive at Kht-nsliuiK at
1(1. lu a. m. and W (il and 10 p. m.
( rrsa asssl lirattieM.
Ieave Irvonit at ( 44 a. tn.and 2 40 p. m. arrlv.
Inar at Cresson at 8 0j a n. and 4 p. m. Iave
t'resson V 40 a. tn. and 5 IK p. nj arrlvicn at Ir
tuna at 11. 00 a tn. and 6 a p. m.
Sundav trains leave !resson every Snnday at
vaoam and ft la p. ln arrirlnK at Irvoua at
11 tu a. m and 6 00 p. tu.
Kor rtet saips. eic . call on aarent or address
Thi. E. Watt. P. A. W. It.. 110 Ulth Ave..
Pitutiiura . Pa.
S. W. 1'KLVi 1ST. J.K. WtMlH.
(General Manaeer. tieneral Manaarer.
VVIiITOK-S MITK E.
In the ( iri-hacs' t"ocrt ol t'amhrla eountj.
In the matter ol the ftrst and firal anvisut ol
John C Burnett and Amanda Air halt, exrcalors
ot 1'. '-V. Adams, late ot Alleaheoy township,
deceased.
Having lcen aMinted auditor hy said ronrt
to report a distribution ol the fund In the hands
ol the accountants, uuti"e la beret. y slveo that 1
will sit at toy office in the oorouerh 01 Kienstura;.
i.n iKi!AV,rHt;iiiii hay ok ji nk, in.!.
at 10 o'cli-li. a. at., to dtscharae the duties ot said
spl-oiniuient. wten and where all persunt inter,
eausd shall attend or he lorever deharred Irom
eominit In on said fund.
IMJNAL.U E. lil'i rilN.
June 16.SU Auditor.
HllTtLLKHKANIH..
H J. SHKTTi(t. PunrmtCTiiR.
lcated at luBls. Pa., near the B. K. 4t P.
Hallway IeK.t. We always endeavor to fur
nish the liest accoruaiiHlations to Uustness men,
pleasure seekers and hoarders. Persons In search
ol Torn tort and quiet will find it a desfahle place
to step. The l adle Is unuriaaaMl and Is always
supplied with the best the market affords, and
all the delicacies ot lheseaxu. I he l;ar Is sup
plieil with the elioioestol pure liquors and eia-art
and nolhlnar hut the Pent Is sold. Steclal atten
tion arlvea to tae care ol horses.
U. J.SCHKITUK
?
you at such a remarkably low
price
or roneri-ss 1.75
Men's jrrain plow shoes, buckled, Hal
list totii'iu-
Mens Morkini; shoes yon can tret from
us from '.it cents to l.'-'5
DRY GOODS.
Ladies, here is the pla:'e to get your dry
CimmI.
Curtains from 75 cents $5.00 xr pair.
Ladies' M-rcale waists, liuht or dark, 5(
cents.
Ladies hatie-t wai-ts. li tired and striM-d,
with ru tiled front at 71c.
White wai1s. all kinds of material, the
latest and most fashionable styles, from '.
cents to $J.4s.
Iiress iriuihams for cents per yard and
up.
Apron (riuirhanis from 4l to loccnt.
M uslin in hh-ached or unbleached from
4' .. to 10 cents.
1 11 Calico we are slocked full of 1 he line-1 ,
newest and most desirable in the market,
at from 3 to 14 cents.
Ladies" skirt embroidery, 40 ineln-s wide,
for 4s cents and up.
I'louiiciiii; embroidery from 35 cents to
to l n-r paid.
A complete line of ti iiiiiuintrs of all sorts
and dre-rM-s in all styles on our slu-lyes and
counters.
Call and sii-them. You can't help but
buy. as the bai trains we are offer! 111; in the
ladies line are -omethltiir that yini can't
urasp every day.
variety and extent of our bargain
Respectfully,
THE LEADERS.
. GALLITZIN, PENNA.
9 9
ttizl-tzlst..
R-L. JOHSSTUS. M.J.KVI K. A. H'.fl f iV.
tTAltLUiUBD 1HT2.
Johnston, Buck & Ci.y
UANKKHS,
EUENSUURCi. - - . PENN'A.
A. "V. BK K, stabler.
1atblikhi4.h.
Oarrolltown Bank,
(!AI(l!lll.l.TllN. PA.
T. A. NIIARH4-T4.il, ( aahlsr.
General Bantiini Bnsincss Transactcfl.
The lollowlns; are the principal leaturea ol
ireneraj baLKing huslness :
DEPOSITti
Becelved payable on demand, and Interest hear
I ok cert locates issued tn time depostlora.
I4I4SN
Its-tended to customers on favorahle tetms and
approved paer dlsoonnted at all timet.
I.I.K.TION
Made In tbe locality and upon all the hanking
towns In tbe United State. Chances moderate.
nKAtTtsj
lasned taeaotlaMe In all parts of the T'nltswt
States, and loreittn eichanae Issued on all parts
of Koro) e.
AC'0('KTN
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, t
whom reasonahle accomoilatlon willte extendeit.
Patrons ae assured that all transactions shall
he held as strictly private and onodential, and
that they will lie treated as lllterally as good
banklna rules wu K-rnlt.
Kespect fully,
JOHNMII;. RI CH ' t'U.
tetiirii Insurance Apcj
rr. AV. DICK,
General Irsurance AgenL
EJtEltiitlURG. PA.
NOTICE.
The annual ineetlnic of stockholders lor
election ol lurrctors of tbe I'resson A Clearfield
Coal and (ke Compuny will tak place at r isi
Kalilr. t'a .on W KHMvSUaV. JIM-; '.l.lKC.at
one o'clock, r. at. M.O'HAHAN.
June 2, itiwa. sw-relary,
Do you need Joh Prln-ln,;? Il so, si've (ke
t BiutMAB a trisU order.
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