KfiKNTI'lMJ, rAMIM'.IA TO.. PA.
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X."t wim W is roiirtli-or-.Iulv week ami
in :u't'oril :i ni' wiili cusloin lii.-r.' will be
Mil I'KKKMAX i.oll.'.i.
!. . I. AXI prKM(.1iL
KIh-iisIhii-jj's inn iikiI scliiMtl closes on
liiiluy.
-Mr. .1. K. liri.-klcy. of Spunkier, was a
v iinr to Klx-nsliiiri; on S;itunl;iy.
"ri.l:iy isthciiay for tin' s'ci;il t'l.T
lii.n in iliis placi'. Don't foriri't 10 votf.
- M i-s. Maiiirif Jinny, of Ilout.ilair.
v-iii il fii.nils in Elu-nsluii i on Monday.
I'i'aicl walk lias Im-.-ii laid in Ivcl
,:nU fi'"!ii the driveway to t In-rottaiics.
Mr. Silas M. Douglass, of Cl.-iirtit-M
t,.v tihif. 5sint a few hours in town on
ill.l.l.lV-
Mr. I'- . Philips is having a vvrlr
,.ni!iii for water on liis premises near
M h.'h' I'iirk.
jl,... -is. ISrown .V Kiniliall. liverymen
( pi are, lost, u Villuutil. lioise by
I, ,i I, mi J'riil.iy.
iiiiii l'.arki-r, w ho lias lieen at tenilin-;
I jmii i ii-i-ollee, at Kasi.on. I'a., ret-tirned
I,,,.,,., mi j rina.
Mr. K. II. Thompson, of I'liilailelpliia.
I, :,. I., i ii viiliiiii relatives uinl friemls in
pl.ii'e for the past few tiays.
I.;iul owners sin mi lil rememlH'r that
,,: i- a heavy penalty for allowing Can-
ilii-tles to iriow on their land.
I . l man .lolies. of t his plaee. who lias
... n al eolleire in M illersville. Pa., the
p.i-t term, reiiu tied Inline on Friday.
- Tin- m.'iiiii shovel working at the west
i.f town has erosseil the pike. The cut
u i;i he completed in a couple of weeks.
- Moriraii Huirlies. Jr., of this place, was
.,m r. lv injured by the sealTnldiiii.' giving
:i a v u hi le at work plastering on 1 II esd a y.
Mi l k con nt y fanners are disposing ol
II, !ir cattle to enaaire in sheep-ra isi us.
cl.iiiiiin- ' he lat tel" to lie mole profitable.
Tin- I kes working on t he new railroad
havi ordered an extra ipiaiitity of beer for
1 inipoe of properly celebratim; the
I'uiirt li.
Two Slavs were arrested at .Job nsto w n
iiiiil iv and held for court to :uiv.-r
tin- ehariie of robbimr the Arab peddler
in-ai ( ailolltown last week.
iiii Saturday niiiht Fast 1-ine killed
three enws near Sheridan station. The
, ,.u belniii-'ed lo Mis. Ilill. a widow, and
the ln to lier is a severe one.
A inn' of ball was played at l.i.ittto
lietweeii a nine ironi Klieii-bui i; Jh.l a nine
Irmii i'.itton which resulted in a victory
fur I'at toiv h' il score of !." to .'!.
-le v. P.. II. Fish, of this place, will
hi.iil t u o erv ices at Spuiiirl.T on Smiihty
int. I'reaehiiitr in the a f I ernoi n at .1
uVI.nl, and in t hi- eveni ni; at 7:'!H.
-line t honsand dollars w as s..M at the
l:lt llleetill! of the Kben sbll ra 1'. 1 1 ! ill i II II
.V Loan Association on Monday la-t at
I u -1 1 1 i t i in of ".'I and VI 1 j per cent.
Mr. S. L. Di iiras. w ho is opera t i iik the
.tea in uriM mill in this plaee. ha- taken up
hi- I es'dcncc on I lie plein i-es a ml customer-
will :i!u ay- liml him on t he hand.
- Aunes. daii"hter of M i s. .laneand the
hlle 'Siplile .luiill ( o. dieii al the home of
her mother at Johnstown on Monthly of
in 1 1 lt 1 1 o i; liie. She wa.-almost, v.' yens of
aire.
- A -i.i I'le heh hi aim; to ,1 1 din P. art in A I
t. una .i--e! on lire on Sunday iimriiiiiu;
;m I hill 'lied down. A hor-e beloiiirina lo
Vain Smith, kept in the stable, was
r...i-!ed ill I lie flames.
-Mr. I a niel ( J i!!ati, a nat i v e of Illack-lii-
lntn-hip. but for the past twenty-six
..n- a resident of Iowa, is vi-itinr
',: . ini- In ar hi- old lioiiie, w here lie intends
rein a i ii i ii u for about a moiit li.
A ten-yi -ar-old son of I-aiiore Oaks, of
S iinnn i hill, w as kicked on the fai r by a
ii .ii -e ! i . 1 1 1: i 1 1 r to his fat her one day la-l
Week ili'e Irinliiiij t I If uiiiits.il lo water.
Tin I.ii'-j.iw bom wa-broken.
-At the Spanaler picnic held ill that
j. la. ii Wednesday and Thur-day of last
v.. fi.iin was taken in. about vi
nf which i- clear, and is for the benefit of
tli- in n I at hoi ic church lit that place.
-Mr. Lewis Wissi naer. of t'oneinaiiah
".iii-hip. on Wednesday of lat. week
iiiiii a!-d the one hundredth anniversary
"f in-birth. A I. u (! niimbi r of r.-iaiives
;in.l li ieini- took part in the celebration.
Mi'. Iaii Zahm, eimineer on the branch.
Iia- in hi- po--e ion it piece of rocw taken
!i .in il I a : I mad i lit. a short distance west
'i.."i.ii. ill w hieh the fossil, remains of
ii iimiiI.i r i.t lianls are jilain to be seen.
.la. oh .lolies and wife, of John-tow n.
iii'i i In-, us ma rried two weeks, had an al
i. at., hi :ii tin home in that city on
':i"iav iiii.i tiim;. and !u the scrap Mrs.
a. - ;itb i tiuiiately bit oft her husband's
.ir.
I 'iiii a
hi iivy hiinder-stoi m al
Sunday niaht liahtniiii;
. of V. II. Iliil. ii at Mor--tiible
and carriage house
but the horses ami ear
ed. .1
tow ii on
I'" n the M,tb
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I' .ii.- Wile at
Mi
run ti,
iliira. litither .v Davis will
Moiiiiiiiin House lively at t'ris-uii
"'ii and fur that purpose on Thiirs-i-i
week tiaTis!"rroil a lot of their
I.i v
''"' .'i''d Vehicles To Ihat pi. lee. Mr.
' llaiii will manaae the business at t'res-
'.ii.
W I. w i . i, men were diairiic; a cellar
:' N"i:i, Li ait. luck II ther day they
''""' 'wo e.tiiuon lialls. i-acli w eiirh i six
11. "V an- relies llf the delelll of
Li ii.l.l.i. k in 1T.V., and will be
'"' in the aineaie litirury al llr.ul-
I a.. :,., . at William-port on Tuesday
' !..! a lM.x lloatinaiu the iiyer and
'" hiuijiiiir t: to shole and piyinait
' 11 hoi iiiied to 1 1 1 1 1 in it two larac
! '-. Till- sllilkes were fil-telied
''' iii-aie ot i it,, box by it strinif. They
" - !! d:-p. itched.
' 'in Lvucli a brakcinan on the Sus
I'.'i .'i.t eteu ion nftlii'l'A C raiiroail
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nu car m ar t he ( ai toll'ow u
1 I ur-ilay moiuiiiL', was lluowti
: a iiiovin car and liad his m ad
II. was -J1 ye-trs (,f aae. We
ai u w lu re his home was.
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' and Howard Kiliie eliai.'.d
!' Nicholas Wi'iil,., of Joiiiis
"n. ! .- .si i on Monday of List week.
' '' " -te I ai, ,aiiea-ter, their former
'on Nai,r;Ji,y ami brought biiek to
''''.'All. Wln-re :iri... i I finir u..-j.
.1.,,
"iimi ow r to answer the charge at court.
1 I" 'Mountain House at ( re--in w.ts
I" ""I up for quests on Tuesday. Limit-
I West w 111 slop al II,;,! point
; ii
ti e Iiii en.'! ! s to iret on or nlT.
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I Viltlon car will be run between
i
'"ii and Alt.Miiia i ,. n...r ,
I
Kx pre
w' -t and hay Fx press
'ii-t.
1 1"- ih fiinct Pennsylvania ami
'-"lit railroad, which extends
West
from
Liooks- Mills, in Llalr county
w aiaded and ready for htvi,,
'" 'lack. wa-s.,, by llieshenlTol. M
f... i ;.p Th, ,,urt i:is,.r uas .(rv
J'-"'.!, win, repieseniH claims areau
1 M- s veral liundn j thousand dtdlar.
A t'deiiraiii received at tLis place on
Wednesday eveninu', broucltt tlie sad in
telliai'iice that Mr. Thomas Sweeney, a
In-other of Mrs. II. J. Crouse, of this place,
was killed tiv the cars at P.lairsvihe, on
I
Wednesday about noon. He was almut A:
years of nije.
There was a tneotinirof tin- members of
the Fifty-fourth reciineut Pennsyl vaniil
volunteers a,t the Somerset House, Sonier
set. on Tuesday niulit for the purpose of
arranaina for tlie annii.il reunion of the
K'Lritnent, which is to be held at Somerset
on September t'..
A summer sojourner in Ebet.shursr has
declared eternal hostility to cows and has
had several impounded for tresspassing on
his pn mises. The people of the west end
are discjissinji tlie advisability of commit
inu toaet her and emiiloyimr a cowboy to
round up their stock every iiiaht.
Charles Melville, for many years tlie
most famous circus rider of this continent
(now TJ years of ape.) has lately visited his
old home at Whisky springs, near Johm
tow n. Although he oi.ee drew a salary of
it week, lie is now penniless and on his
way to the Soldier's Home at Erie.
is said that the next meeting of th
Farmer's Institute for this county w ill lx
held on tlie Prinaledale camp meelintf
around at Wilinore and that location is
favorably looked noon by both Hon. J. J
Thomas and Hon. J. C. Sliuetnan. What s
tlie matter w ith Fbeiisburn, the county
seat.
The first wreck on the Susquehanna
branch railroad occurred on Saturday,
caused bv the breaking down of a freight
car on the horse-shoe curve nearly wppositi
the Carrot town depot. 1 he car was
thrown across the track, but the passenaer
car in ihe rear kent the track and none of
the passengers were injured.
Landlord Craver, of t lie JJlair House,
hits the appearanecof h:i ina none Ihroiigl
it prize liaht anil coming out second best.
He has several cuts and bruises on his
head lint they are not due lioweyer o an
encounter in tlie prize rinu, but to his bar
keeper having let a beer keg fall down on
him while in the act of getting-il out of
the ice house i day last week.
Six new pattern class P passenger en
gines arc now being built, at the Juniata
shops in Altooiia. These ergine.s have
seveuty-eiglit-iuch driving wheels and
are to be used in the service between New
York and Washington. They are to 1m
taster than anything now in use on tlie
Pennsylvania lines. The lirst one, it is
expect, will bo finished this week.
Frank Loadtiaii. of Walst.on. Tieat
Pnnxsiititw ney, committed suicide on Sun
day by blow ing his brains out w ith a shot
gun. L. ladm : li had been placed under
arrest for stealing tools from the mines
and hiid asked permission to go up staiis
and change his clothing. The constable
pei mitted him to do so and a few minutes
later the report of it gtiti was h"iird.
Tin- general store of Klinefelter it Mc
Fcatcrs a t Conemaugli w its entered by
burglars tit an early hour on Saturday
tin. ruing, who broke open the safe, getting
about ?."..! in money and taking about li;0
wort li of goods from the store. Ftitrauce
wasellected by prying open tlie rear door
of tiie store with too.'s taken from the
blacksmith shop of Mr. McCartney, in the
same place.
The P.lair county commissioners have
disallowed t he claims of t he several tlldiT
meii. j list ices of t he oeacc. and constables
of the county for increased f,.-s under the
fee bill passed bv the late legislature. The
reason for their refusal to pay is the con
stitutional provision that prescribes that
the salary or emoluments of nnv public of-
lii'ei-sbaH not be increased or diminished
apter his election or appointment.
Saturday twine pay-day for the men
employed on the railroad extension at
Liwkorf. a man named Ward went to
Johnstown to receive his wages. While
returning home Lite Saturday night, he.
bv some means, fell from the train near
New Florence and was cut in twain bv tlie
wheels which passed over his body. Ward
was a stone nia-on and had been working
on the new railroad bridge at Lock port.
Last Thursday Joseph Horajak died
at his home in the Ninth ward, lie having
been sick tmt a short time. Saturday
Joseph whs buried with much honor, the
Austrian MTisicul Society, of which tie was
a member, turning out to the funeral in a
body. About 'he time of his funeral
his brother Adolf had an attack of
something li ke a paralytic stroke, and he
too died, passing awny yesterday after-
llllllll. Jol IINfOIDI fCIVllL
Harry Davis a carpenter of Dystrt.
w ho had been working on the fjogan Vat
ley Electric Railway, running from Hnlli
dayshiirg to A'toona. on Thursday even
ing of last week went to Ilollidaysburg for
tlie purpose of getting his marriage license,
intending to be married the next day. In
attempting to hoard a ear while in motion
lie lost iiis hold and was thrown under the
wheels, when both hps legs wetecnt off and
bis head and body badly cut and lacerated.
On Sunday night the little mining
town of Export, ten mites north offlreens
liurg. was the scene of drunken riot among
the Dalian miners who are employed
t here, dtiri ng which one of their iiumb.-r,
named Hany Antonio, was shot in tlie
body three times by a fellow countryman
named Vera..aui. who as soon as the
shoot i ng wits done, fled t the woods and
has, jt is thought, skipped the country.
Physicians were immediately summoned,
but have only slight hopes for tLe injured
mini's recovery.
When (Jovernor Pattison was in Cam
bria county the other day an enthusiastic
Democrat cheered him its the next presi
dent. This is t.ie yiew which it. is under
stood the governor himself takes of the
politicit' future, although there is a pretty
general Democratic opinion that as he w ill
lc out of oflice w hen the next presidential
nomination is made lie missed his chance
!it-t year. lie could have had the Demo
cratic nomination then with the Pennsyl
vania delegation .supporting him. IVilUi
th:lpfibi .
There is rough land on almost all our
farms w here it would pay Iwtter to plant
ir its l ilh for the timber and for the nuts
tor tlie market than anything else. A
large fa rni w i t h t hese t rees si-t on the road
side, perhaps thirty feet, from the centre of
the road 'trid twenty-live feet apai't. would
sell enough nuts annually to pay the taxes
and b-.ivc n surplus for each picker suf
ficient to pay for the picking. Just why
farmers should neglect to properly care for
sin h trees and suffer loss thereby is hard
t understand.
An aged man named James Kelly, w ho
resided with his son-in-law . Jacob Young,
oil Sherman street. Johnstown, wandered
away on Weddesday of last week and was
missing for several days, w hile his friends
wete anxiously hunting for htm. He was
found on Monday at the Aim-house,
where he had ben takeli from South Fork
on Friday. Mr. Kelly had wandered up
to South Folk where he was found walk
ing aimlessly about, and Iwiag unable o
aiye iiii intelligent iiccount of himself, was
sent t.i the Almshouse.
William I'erkey, of East Conemaiiffh,
a sou of ( leorge W. ISerkey, met with a
very serious accident yesterday afternoon
atxitit .'i o'clock. The Imy who is only t
years old. as stealing a ride on a freight
train. When a short distance above that
place the hid attempted to jutr.p from the
moving train, when by some means he fell
under the cars. The wheels did not cute It
him and his injuries consisted of several
bruises and scrarches caused by his com
ing in contact w ith the brake gearing of
tlie cars. It Is remarkable that he escaped
with his life. JuhiiHluwn ItniHtentt.
Mr. Daniel Shumun, a former resident
of Jackson tow n-hip, w ho last fall pulli-d
up stakes, went west and settled in Daw
son county. Nebraska, where he bought a
farm, returned with his family on Friday
last, having come to the conclusion that
there is no better place to live in than
Pennsylvania. Mr. Shumar: got a chance
to sell his farm in Nebraska, took the op
portunity and is now going to settle down
again in old Cambria.
United States District Attorney Mf
Candiass last week obtained from Judge
Huftingtoii, of the United States District
Court at Pittsburg, a rule on Thomas M.
Daks, sheriff of Huntington county, to
show cause w hv he should not appear and
stand trial for contempt of court in allow
ing J. W. Ellwood, the postoflice burglar,
to escape. Ellwood is tlie man arrestid
for robbing postoflices and who escaped
from the Huntington jail recently. In the
petition asking for the rule on the sheriff.
Ellwood's arrest, escape, etc., are detaileu
by Marshal Harrali.
The dwelling house of James Knabb,
of Cherryhill township, was struck by
lightning during the storm on Sunday
night, last. The family - were in lwd at
the time and all were more or less shocked.
The greatest charge entered the room
where Mr. Knabb and wife were sleeping
and set the carpet on fire. Mr. Knabb re
covered in time to extinguish the llatnes.
It ii t even then the troubles of the family
were not completed. After '.hey had got
oyer the fright caused bv the lightning, a
heavy gust of w ind came along and blew
tlie roof off the building. The interior of
the house was Moo Jed and much damage
was the result. Iiul'miui Mixsvittjcr.
"ISill"' Pritts. the crafty moonshiner
who for the past 15 months hits success
fully eluded capture in the mountains of
Somerset county, xvas shot through the
left arm on Monday morning by "Koll"'
Hochstetler, a son of Pritt's murdered vic
tim, Jonathan Hochstetler. Constable
Foresprung, of Trent, accompanied by three
nu-n. lwi ot tnem sons oi .irmai nan iiocn-
stetler. went to Pritts' home, where they
found him, and w hen he started to run.
shot him in the arm. Prills surrendered
and was taken to his home, but Id-fore a
physician arrived to dress tlie wound one
of his nephew s appeared on the scene am!
pul his uncle's captors to rout. The
old moonshiner's arm was broken by tlie
bullet that pierced his elbow.
Marrlaefi l.l-'nn.
The follow ing marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orph-ins' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, June .'s,
lsiKi:
William Tross and Mary Shaffer. Johns
town.
Levi Savior and Katie Keafer, Upper
Yoder township.
John K. Jlwles and Annie McColley,
lohnstow u.
Francis Chappel and Delia Walker,
South Fork.
Charles Jones. Chicago. III., anil Lena
Thomas. Johnstown.
M. II. Dash and Malwl M. Snowdeii,
Concmaitgh.
Thomas D. Helscl and Delia Hiner.
Moi rellvelle.
Mi tie Lirio and Mario (icordino, Has
tings.
Stephen Mlinarcsan and Amalia Ca-txir.
Johnstown.
Michael Drass, Chest township, and
race Myers. Llitiu City. Pa.
Schuyler C. Davis and Minnie Stoiigli.
Ebeushui g.
Victor II. Nelson, Johnstown, and Edel
la Davis. Elwusburg.
Sainui 1 II. Fyock. Stonycreek township,
ami Catharine tiilluiaii, Kichland town
ship. Jordan D. Kipple and Olive M. Plotts,
JollllSloW n.
(lilliert Williams and Mary Jane Andcr
ilerson, Cambria low n-hip.
Edward McMann and Kasiah Dowser,
West Taylor low n-hip.
Henry Aiigustiu Illig. Carroll town-hip,
and Annie Elialwth Crouse, Elwusburg.
Curtis 11. McDoweil, F;t-t Concniaugh,
and Eizie C. Ueed. Klacklick township.
James W. Sheridan. Cassandra, and
Mary Smith. Portage.
Abi am Le.-ami Maria ileiimau, John
stow u.
Itert II. Waters and Minnie Harris,
.lohnstow n.
The i Hrrolllown Murdrr.
Anthony K an Ifmaii, the Slay who was
found near Carrolltown on Thursday
morning brutally Iwalen and his compan
ion. Joint Cleiniie, near by dead, was
brought to the Almshouse the same even
ing. KaulTmau has his left arm broken
and has a niimlwr of bruises and cuts on
his head, but is getting along well and will
recover.
The names of three of the murderers as
given by Kaiillinan are Mike Mclloliskie,
Joint Stii e and Nicholas Pruskur, alias
Summers, w hile the name of the. fourth is
unknown. One of them is a heavy-set.
short man, with a black mustache and
wore a dark blue cap; another of them Is
live feet ten iucliif tall and weighs about
Vltt pounds. The other two are of medium
size, all Slavs or 1 1 tins.
Up to this time they have not been ap
prehended and t he chances are t hat they
will go unpunished. It Is reported that
the county commissioners have offered a
reward of $P for the capture of tlie mur
derers, hut if they have they are evidently
trying to keep it quiet, as we have seen no
public notice of any reward being offered.
ItrllKlilfnl Toon.
July 11th and r.ili, August sth and 2:td
are the dates selected for this series of personally-conducted
tours to the North.
Walkins tilen, Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm, Lakes
Champlain and (icorgc, and Saratoga are
among the many attractive places to be
visited.
The rate of flio.io applies from New
York, Philadelphia. ISaltimore, Washing
ton, Harrisburg and intermediate stations,
and correspondingly low rates from other
points. This rate ii. eludes every item of
mwessary expenses during th entire time
of fourteen flays spent on the trips, ami is
remarkably low considering the large ter
ritory covered and the luxuriouseniertain
ment afforded at the different places.
For detailed information address (ieorgc
W. Doyd, assistant general passenger
agent, Philadelphia, or apply to nearest
passenger or ticket agent, Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
Nprlmrr-a urmp.
Springer escaM'd unaided, and more t ban
that was ri'-cii pi ured at Lraddiwkby War
den Young and servinl his term out.
MmiHtiiini-vr.
That is the first line in any paper in
Cambria counry that tells how Springer
escajwd, and we are gtad to hear that he
got out unaided. II is escape was kept
quiet and while it was generally siixised
that Mr. Springer was behind the bars it
was accidentally discovered that he was
not there. It was then given out that he
escaped some time previously. HisescaM
was a little mysterious, and he would have
Iwen a mighty mean man if lie had not al
lowed himself to tw recaptured.
A young man who resides In Cambria
county came to town on Saturday evening
at a lively rate of speed Iwhiml his horse.
The gentleman was carrying his thumb
pointi-d upward. Everyone he met he in
fotmed he had I wen suake-bllten. After
tieiug in town a few minutes he was in
due il to counteract the poison by taking a
dose of poison, w hich he did, and on his
return home he had on toard a very big
jag of bug-juice poison. Of course that
woii'd bring him through all right. It re
quired a man to hold him in the buggy af
ter he got poisoned la U u. Cuulmrt
SUmiUirtL
( iirrrHindriirr,
Cn.ixti IiAllts, Mich.. June 2V, l.i3.
Eilitirr CtimbrUi Frtt imni:
Sir: Thinking that a brier sketch of
some of Michigan's summer resorts would
Iw interesting to tlie. readers of tlie Fkkk
jias. I send this hoping it will not lose its
way and wander to the waste basket.
Of the inland states in the Union, Michi
gan is far in advance, in the way of pleas
ant summer resorts. The numerous liays
and lakes, dotting the surface of the state,
afford unexcelled facilities to pleasure
seekers. In the northern part especially,
nature has been very lavish in this respect,
and along tiic coast of Luke Michigan are
numerous watering places. The principal
one in proximity to (Jrand Rapids, is Otta
wa Reach, about 3." miles southwest.
On tlie lsih in st., I, w ith a numlwr of
others, took advantage of the first excur
sion of tlie season lo the above named
place. We left (iraud Uapids at'.i:.')J) A. M..
and after an hour's ride on the C. &. W. M.
railroad we .-cached this twautiful water
ing place. The hotel here was not om-ii
yet, so we crossed Itlack Lake, w hich is a
branch of Lake M ichigan, on a boat named
"Lizzie Walsh" to the Macatawa side.
Here a large park and numerous cottages
make it a pleasant place for pleasure seek
ers. When crossing tlie lake, my attention
w as attracted by a cottage built on the top
of a high hill, w hich resembled a castle
built on a cliff near the ocean. On landing
we passed a boat-house w here Uiats can
be pnwured at all hours. A few steps
farther on we came to a hotel, tlie Macala
w a, w here we engaged dinner, then we
took a stroll to see Lake Michigan. At a
distance, where the waters of the lake
seemed to kiss the sky, a blue line was
discernable, but as we nearcd the coast it
was almost invisible. The waves were
stirred by a gentle breeze w hich gave the
lake a grand appearance. After viewing
the lake for some time, we wended our way
through the sand hack to the walk and
started for the park. On reaching the en
trance, which is called the "Oolden tJate,"
(golden in name only.) wcentcred and made
our way up a walk, which is large enough
for a vehicle -to pass. The park has the
apM-arance of a wood. It is not cleared as
the parks art' in the East, but this makes
it more picturesque. Along "jur way we
noted many twaulful cottages, scattered
here and there, also tables where x-rsous
who had a lunch with them might set the
table and sit dow n and eat w it h comfort.
Many of us expressed a wish to stay here
during the season. There is also a place
of worship in this park. After wandering
for aw hile we came to an opening from
which we could see the lake in ail it's
grandeur. We then went to the hotel and
after partaking of a good dinner, we vent
out on the pier of the light house, on lioth
sides of u hieh were people fishing. After
some dclilwrat ion, the gentlemen of the
crowd went fishing and the ladies sat on
the pier and read. While we w ere here tlie
"Lizzie Welsh" went out on an excursion,
and as we were too far from the diwk
w hen it started w e could only watch it go
hy. Numerous naptha launches plodded
their way along the shore, bui some ven
tured almost er entirely out of sight.
About ."i:4." r. M.. we started back to the
diM-k. and crossed on the lMiat to the Otta
wa side, w here t he train w as waiting to
carry, tlie party home. We arrived at
Oram! Kapids. ahout T:.To r. m., having
spent it very pleasant day.
.Ik NX if. Cit.tVKit.
KxrnrMloitM In Ihr Allnntlr I'avl.
On July nth next the first of a limited
summer series of sca-hotc excursions w ill
tie run on tlie Pennsylvania railroad.
The remarkably low rati- of Kl.t:: for the
round trip will U-chargiil from Pitt-burg,
w it li proport ioiiate rati s from other points,
ami a choiceof destinations w ill Iwailowed.
w in thei Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea
1-le City, or Ocean City.
These tickets will Iw valilL for return
pjissage for twelve days, thus affording
ample time for either a limited trip or a
restful fortnight by tlie sea. Many
marked improvements bav Iwen made
during the past year at these coast resorts
in t he w ay of increased facilities and means
of pleasure for the visitor.
These rates apply on regular trains
leaving Pittsburg at 4:!, 7:) and s:lo p.
xi.. or on sjM'cial train leaving at S:.il a. xi.,
on tin- alxive mentioned date.
The sM-cial train will Iw run on the fol
lowing schedule, and tickets will be sold at
at the rales quoted:
Train
leaves.
lLll't A. XI.
II :.".' -II
:.V, I-. xi.
7: If. "
rate.
;i ..1
. s .Ml
. H ll
Johnstown
t reSSOIl
Altoona
Philadelphia Ar.
For Jetaihil information address or ap
ply to Titos. E. Watt. Passenger Agent,
110 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg.
IKHIUE-WILLIAMS. Married at St.
DeiiediCt"- church in Cai roll town, on Mon
day June Lt"., ist. by Kev. Father Ray
mond. Calistus Hogue and Miss Annie
Williams, both of Carrolltown.
DAVIS-STOF(;iI.-Marri.Hl at the
home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Stough. in ElM-nsbiirg on Wednes
day evening Hi s o'clock by Kev. Dow man.
p'tstor of the Presbyterian church. Mr.
Schuyler C. Davis and Miss Minnie Sough,
Imth of Elwusburg.
ILLIO-CP.OUSE. Married at the
Chinch of the Holy Name in Elwusburg.
on Thursday June '.. ls".i:t, by Kev. Father
Deasy, Mr. Augustin Illig, of Carroll town
ship, and Miss Annie E. Crouse, of E:wns
burg. N ELS N DA V IS. M a rri.il
home of the bride in Elwusburg
at the
on Wed
nesday June u'S. su:s. by Kev. K. S. Jones.
Mr. Victor Nelson, of Johnstown and Miss
Delia Davis, of Elwusburg.
M'DOWELL KEED. Married at the
homo of the bride in Delsam. on Thursday
June -.li. ls'.it. Mr. Curtis 11. McDowell and
Miss Ellen M. Kc-d.
How to Atclil Nprlnc lvrr.
Spring fever, or that "tired" feeling, is
occasioned by an excess of heat in the hu
man IhmI y . The diet necessary to main
tain animal heat during winter, is no
longer necessary during the w arm months
of spring and summer, am! a change is
not only beneficial but necessary. To
avoid any unpleasant results, and to keep
up vitality the system should Iw stimula
te by the use of a little pure whiskey
Physicians throughout the country unite
in prescribing and recommending ihe
whiskies In d tied by Max Klein on account
of their purity and general excellence, and
the known reliability of his Silver Age,
Duquesne and Ilcar Creek recommend
them to all. Send for catalogue of all
kinds of liquors, mailed free, to
M ax Kiovin,
X2 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
mm.
TIOSS Diet! al the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Koss, in this place.
Mary Koss. aired is years and 5 months
Interment in I lie Cut Indie cemetery in this
place on Tuesday afternoon at o'chwk.
VVIHTkK'S NOTJCl'.
N'utMM la herrl.y nlven Mit the anelcni
liavm lwn Kpeumu.1 suillli.r t cllrirll-uie tea
turn) In the lio.nd ut K. .1. I'airUh. vxvrmor ol
the Ut will ami testament ol I'jvi.I Mlila, late ol
(Talllisln borutiKh. dermtaml. aa ahuwa ey hia tri
ami Anal a.-juul to ami among tnte legally
entitled IhiTrtn. 1 will ait at the AlU.rnrr.' Koom
In ItielVxirl H.nee. KIo.liur. on S ATI ' U IIA V ,
J CKI 18-...I, at 10 u VI. ., a. M ., vi lien anil where
tli.se tueretel may attend or t lurerer debarred
from coutlDK In on aIJ land.
J. . M'KtNKII'K.
June 30. lsitt. Auditor.
1.VE-CrIKS Nll HTE
j Kutate ..I Anthony 3. Vnra. deceased.
Jttera tetauieourr lo the estate ol Anthony
.1. dnrail, Imleol the lownnhlp ol Alleirlieny. In
t'aiulirla euunty. PennSj Ivania. deceased, havtii
lem only granted to us. notice la hereby Klren
to all -erjii lmlrtld to oald en lain to make
.aytnt-nt to u without delay, a :.l to all pereona
haviuv cla ma aainat (aid eat .te to present them
properly authenticated lor payment.
KI.I.KN . IKINK All,
KHAM tS U. KIITI.K.
Linretto, fa., Jane 3o, unujtu Kxeoutori.
BALTZZLLS'.
ECHOES from the Great Sale
yesterday spend gloomily with
prospects of bad weather but did
not abate the crowds. Rain or
shine the masses pour in, the
stre im of customers is steady to
take advantage of what may be
the last opportunity.
Every room furnished dr.ring
this sale will be a saving of from
$5 to 10 easily.
Furnishing goods. We'll have
on sale to-day a big lot of men's
night shirts, 75c. and SI iroods.
at 50c, Fine balbriggan half
hose, usual 25c. goods, now two
pairs for 25c. About 15 dozen
of the $2 silk shirts left to o at
$1.
The most marvelous streak of
good value is still in the Shoe De
partment. Mr. Whitmore says
that at least two thirds ol the
whole stock will go at $2.
The goods in the basement are
croing as fast as they can be
hauled away and you Know that
we have a number ot extra deliv
ery wagons at work.
The Ladies and Children's
Hosiery Department will have to
sell about 2U0 dozen of Roy 1
stainless hose at 22c.
We unearthed a new lot of re
serve stock of Ribbons yesterday.
Also some beautiful fancy ribbons
in the Millinery rooms.
In the near future as soon as
the crowds give us a chance to
arrange the stull we will make a
big ollering of Woolen Goods,
Ulaukets, Underwear, Hosiery,
HanneLs, etc., all suitable lor the
coining sejison.
-15ALTZELLS'?
Altoona.
91 t.M-c-1 lanraai. Mollre.
(llil.S WANTKII. (land waters will tie pat t
? lor Innlna; Kot.iu. KHrben and I--uulry
tiirla. Extra watcea lor a (cood. l.aker. A.p jr to
oradilrei-a T. H. Hfcl vr.
LbcnitiDrit. r Jam 21 3t. Male I'ark.
'UK Klienjt.orif Huilillna: k. Loan Afaorfation
1 will otter for aale at the c -um-il chamber, Kl
enghunc, on the !ourth Momlay lo June,
l.txJ.uu. THUS. ItAVIS.
1tkr I.AKivtK, Secretary. PreMdent.
I'HESieyeoa Kifleownejhr A. Uny. de
X eeaaed.ot liaatlnira. will be put up for a
aiiootinx mttch on July 5. isv;t. 1 he nun la
nlrkle-plated, with ttlot e and open aivbt-. and
la Tl 38 ca l tre. All maikatnen are Invited to at
tend. 16.2
1 K yon are wanting Hooka, Stationary, Kmk
I let. Holla, (tauiea. Toy a. Noveltiea. School
uppileo. Kutiber Hoola or Shoea, etc.. etc.. jou
can have y ur want cuppiled l.y a via t to T.
K.lert' more, KiienMiur-. Although an old ea
taliibeil one. It i ahreai-t ot the time and al
ways well Dllcd witn Kooda ot all kln.li. An ex
change lit.rary baa Leen aurted at thla ctore.
it tit re lor aat.d lucent! Jon ran rent muit any
txiok you want to read. Any hook or anrthm
elre hot in Mock procured lor you at ont t. Ev
erything a.ld at lowett lrl-ea. (lire na a -ll
and ee tor jourpeli. ou never aaw fucn a
larice and elefcant aloes lu Eheoat.ura:.
fvnlllt'lj arrd t adaiialklrrlaK
Or. Ilalnra' Uwldrn kBerllir.
It Is manulactured as a oder. which ran ha
iclven In a k la a ol leer. a cup ol cotlee or tea. or
In loud, without the knowledge of the tient.
I', la aliH. lately harmlea. and "ill etlert a erma
. eni ami i-jxre.lj cure, whether the patle- I la a
moderate drinker or alcoholic wreck. It h oeen
kivku in thoutatidaol caaea and in every ii clar.ee
a er.'ect cure baa lollowed. It neerlHt. The
.uiu one liii,.renaleil with the hecini-. It be
coiuea an utter loipoaaitilllty lor the litur a
pente o exirt. 1'urea auarauleed.. 41 ).ae book
ol particular tree. AJJicna
OOLlitN SFE.UKlt; t:t..
auel.lr. loi liace M.. t'lnclohati .
Note These:
If iiitiTt'stfJ in any of tli.'m, write us for
sunitil.-s ami nt if you don't
Save Money
on every yard you send us an ord. r for.
l"4l pieces all-wool
Diagonal Cheviot Serges,
3T I n lies wiile. in t-omplete range of the
season's best colors,
35 Cents.
You'll find tlie univeral falriris .Mieents,
and you'll just save the difference.
Sl pieces assorted
American Wool Suitings,
IniMirt.il lied ford Cords. Taffeta Clianae
auls. Iteie Hourelte Slrii'., ;" and SS
im-li.-s wide some of them all-wool
some tliree-fotiitlis wool,
25 Cents,
every yard worth Hicents, some .Ml cents;
this sale, price, :!." cents.
Vt pieces
Finest French Satine.s,
tiestofthe s'asons printinifs lieht and
dark cttloi-iiigs,
25 Cents,
regular jirice all season in this and othtT
stores has lieen 35 cents.
lil pieces cxtrir line
American Satines,
25 (H iit quality at
15 CENTS.
Mohairs,
for traveling nnd street dree. 5' inch
MOIIAIU :U1 LLI AXTINES, it. 4
shades of prey only,
75 Cents,
that are $l.2S qualities as lisually boupht
and sold.
44 inch
Mohairs,
in all staple colors,
50 Cents.
That is remarkal.lequalitv and value for
.Ml cents.-
1 tetter see aU.ut these. They're worth
look i iik alter.
B0G6S&BUHL,
115. 117, 119 & 121 Fefleral SU
ALLEGHENY, PA.
VITIiiniK NOTICE.
Noticw I herehy clven that the nn.ler
aianol havlna; been ai.olnted Auditor to di
trtoute the lund In the haoda ol I'aul Yabner.
eierntor ol Jot n Haker, late ol Clearfield town-
hlp. deeeaaed.aa anown by hi tlrat and final
aocoont, to tboae legally milled there
to will (It at the AttiH-neya' F.m In
ttoart Houae. Uitmbani on r'KI l V Y. J l E SO.
lMU. at It) o'elk, r. at., when and whera tboae
intertilled may attend or be forever debarred
Irom coming In on aald luna.
11. U. MYKKS.
June lfl. Auditor.
A. C. FISHER,
Painter and Paper Hanger,
PATTON, PA.
The nmleralicned ll now located In Patton and
la prepared to do Palatine: In all It lrinchee.
House t-ainilnfc, 8ln I'aintlnK, OraluinK and
I'a ier HaDKin a apeclalty. Matlrlitct. n ruar
anleed. A. 1). t lSHtK.
mal!V3
cnnctR
anil "rumor i'Rr:r t fio lrar.
in lra iluTMm & Huhm,
yiamiiaai. w
IS
Attention i
TO
LL JJ Jl ii J
AVe 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 at such a remarkably low price
and goods to suit the most particular.
We havt? Shirts from 25 cents up to f'.'.'.ts.
Men's F.tlora Hats in everv shade, color
and style that von want for 1.4s.
Also'a very tine line of the latest and
most fashionable Still Hats front .Ki cents
up.
FURNITURE.
I'.i-low we will quote a few prices. Thei.
you can judce for yourself.
1 set kuoJ yellow "iiairs f 3.il
1 s-t k.mhI dark Chairs -.."o
1 set good dark Chairs :t.
1 set cane seat Chairs in dark 4.;S
1 set cane seat Chairs in dark ....')
1 set cane seat Chairs in dark i.im
1 set cane seat Chairs. Mahogany i.4
1 Oak KiM-ker witn strut l--
1 Dark UtH-ker with arm !.'
1 Oak cane seat, fancy a tin -
1 diirk L-iiiii'scal. fancy -.""
1 light, very fancy arm .-. -.'.s
Child's KiM-kers. .Vk-.. lc.. 7.V. and... I.im
I'ei forai.Hi Chairs and Kiw-kers in all
styles and prices. i
li .. . a i . I
1 inn s-picce .-! aiioauy or i.iiiuui
li.il -room Suite -4.no
1 full S-niece (hk lled-riMiiu Suit L'T.on
SulelM.aids
sMcialiy.
Cuplxiards and Sinks a
Oil Cloth & Carpets.
We are stocked in Oil Cloth and Carix-ts.
It will save you niou.-v to Imy f us as in
Inlying our stock early and in l.tt trc qtian-
tili.-s we sayd tnoiiey
i-s we sayed money.
We challenge any one to equal
.1- 11 '
olTering ihis se:isou.
Don't wait
N. T. It may be of interest to yoa to pay we ari still deep in the grocery business. It will surprise
you to seethe way we are selling gootls in this tlepartment ot" our mammoth store. Some merchants
-say I womler where they can get goods to sell at 'hose figures, 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 Red FlagThat is the Place.
JOHN PFISTBR,
DRAIIK IX
GEiitRU miwmii
Hardware, Qicensware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TF.Umbl.LN 14 SKIMI.V,
IUKMAN, l.Tt.
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL
CRESSON, PA.
matci July
election Notice.
TN pmaaanre of a resolution of tlie lioanl !
ltireetora ot the arhmil divtHrt ot the tHiriut:h
ol KlKu.l.urK. aroret May 'Ifi. notice la
bereoy Klven that an election will he heltl at the
nuaal piarea I. r tiiilillrtr Dioiil-iial anil iier.eral
eleetlnna in the l-at aoi Weat wmr,ia ol LIttia
lurn horuuirb on
fkiday. junk 180.;,
the Hl!a to open at 7 o'rliwk, a. M . on caiil day
and etoae at 1 o'clock, r. at . on aai.l ilar. lor the
urMeol d. terinmlna: whether an indeltedne(
y aald dictrlrt ahali be Incurred to an amount
not rxreedlnx lour er centum at the unesaea
valuation ol the taxahle r.irty therein.
Aaaenulj', Appreied April SO. 1ST :
Amount ol Iat ee tied tralottiun... tirt.7.U oil
Amount ol exiatina; deut. ...... None.
Auiootitol propoaed dehl ,, . t I3.I.OHD0
Hereenla.e ol 'iroiaajed detl.. .Ho2plua
The iurooe el the proposed indetitedneaa to tte
applied to the payu.eut on the eontrarta lur
ere-tlna; and completing a public eehool l.nildlna;
In raid diriiict.
Tlrketa Toted to ne latrelled on the oatalde "In
r. eare ot ltet.t." and to contain on the Inrlde the
ird "Ni. lncreaae ol Ikita" or leli May Ho
lncreaaed."
At eat: K. K. DAVIS. S. W. HAMS.
ssecretarr. I'reaiilent.
Wnahura". I'a., May 2i. 1S4I3 41.
T
1 WHOM IT MAY Ct I.NCEKX:
Ail er.u bavluicclaima aaralnat the eatate
ol Jerrmiah Nut-nan, late ol Munater township,
t'aoilin. eouuty deceaed.oraalnat the estate ol
Kliu Noonan. late ol (aid townahlp. aecea.-el,
are rcqueated U praent their rlaltna proMirly
pruoated to me by May ilth. l'.3.
M. II. km tLL
tfnaburif, la.. March 31. lsua.
1)K1VATE SAI.K. The nnderalrned will tel
at Private Sale in 11 ly ooroua-n. tiatul.na
county, I'a bia Hotel, with Krawery attaches;
Too Ire Houaea. Slalile. and all neceaaary lut
bnildlnaa on the premlaea The Houae la llcenrd
now. For turther partleulaia call on or ad-ireaa
the uropnet.jr, lllAlKK. SLL.L..
llly. l"a tct . ISMS.
8. L. 11(111. MATnicT KKADK.
REED & READE,
Attorneyn i t I av,
LHtMSUl'K.I, - - - fEMNA.
eJ-Otnce on Centra atreet. (4 28U3
M. D. KITTELL.
A. ttorney-n c-jiq. w
EBENSBl'Kd, FA.
nmoe In Armor HalMlnc. opp.tlonrt Honaa.
W. DICK.
ATTU KN EY-AT-1. A W ,
tnHMsai ko. !.'
Special attention to Riven claim! tor Ivn
tton Bounty, etc. ehT- "two
T F. McKKXHIChl,
J aTTOBXIT aKDrt. VKKKI.LOR AT Law.
EltfcMliCiita. - PA
aT- Itflee on Centre atreet.
D
UN A LI) E. DUFrON,
aTTUKN EY-AT L.A W,
EBKkHt BO, rmii,
taff )tflr In Opera Honae. 'enter street.
H
II. MYERS,
ATTOK.Nfc'Y-AT-LA W,
EB1HBDU, I'a.
atarlliea In I "ollonad Kow. to centre atreot
ffllCriTt SAMPLES FRCk
li:u.AHwTTJi VorkCita
PROP
Please and Satisfy Everybody.
I-"l(Mr Oil Clot h from 25 cents to 4s cents
per siiare yard.
liiuraiu Carp.-t, one jard wide, at rjo, 40,
4S and tVl Cents.
Stair Carpet from 2.'l cents up to 5o cents
ht yard.
SHOES! SHOES!
Ifyoii wish to iet a t'd and sutistai:
tial SIhm-call on ns. Yon will surely lind
somel Iii nsr tiiat will suit you.
Ladies" douola plain lip and spring
heel, hillloll fl.25 to f'.'.t"!
Ladies tiimt'ola. tipera and coiuiuoii
si-li-M-. hut ton. heel 1.'.'. to 1..VI
Kadics extra line tii-d Illut lier 'J.'nt
Ladies ru.-t. tiiM-J. huttim 2.m
Ladies line pelihl.il tmitoned: also.
Mi.-s" and Children's patent
leather 1 1 plied l.lo. 1. 1 .:n a
Ladies line suijre. I.nttoii or lace 1.2"
Ladies' tipped and common sense Ox
fords f l. oi and 1.25
Children's tipled Oxfords 1
Children's rus--t and doii'ola su iiiir
heel l.oo and l.lo
Inialils shoes from 22 cents up.
M.-n's lace and coinrros shM- 1.25 I
Men's salin calf, lace or congress 2. on I
Men s ii call, lace or congress 1.75
Men's ttpiMti I'lit. h.-r. extra tine -j.."o
Men's tine hand -se el. lace or coii-
irr.-ss
Men's ireacian calf, lace uri-iiiii:ri
Men's tine KaiiL-aioo tipjied, I act
3.IHI
2.
or co ii op
1 Men's evira line "ossam. -re calf, lace
the intrinsic value as well as the
I. 1.
but come at once to
Yours
EBENSBURG
Marble g Granite Works,
J. WILKINSON 8l SON, PROPRIETORS,
I "E A
Afonuments, Headstones, Vaults and Sarccph-igis, Marble and
MarMeized Slate Mantels, Cemetery Fencing of all kinds. Also
Iron Fencing for public buildings and dwellings.
ViiK-liaxis will fin.i our pri.-.-s tlie l.,wct wln-ii tli.-y r.tiid.T the fla- of w t.i k m
rnaniifiirtiir... UuaUobuy by tin car-load and fil ve t usu.tn. i k th- advanlai;.- of i-diir.-d
fl.'ltihl. "
WE CIVE SPECIAL
SETTING
& 6
New Wilite Frit Mm, 113 Clinton M t, Johnstown, Pi
New Stoik of DRY COODS, MILLINERY AND CAR.
PETS, (.all to see us when in towu.
J" AMES
P. R. R. SCHEDULE.
Scbedole In eflect May 23. IsV3.
t aBDfrll.Dial rcaaa.ii.
KABT.
Seanhore Kxpreaf , e 30 a m
Htrri'riura: .ccommolatlon . w -A a ut
l.ay Kxi-r. aa 04 a m
Alti.nn.t Kpri-aa 1 p In
Mall Ei.rM 1 7 p m
rhiladelibla tipreaa .......... 8 12pm
WKST.
Johnatown Ksprva Mlim
lc.h tirca ?7 a m
Way Pa.wena-er.... . . .... a at p m
Mail Train .. 4 a p at
Johnatown Kxpieaa 7 6U p m
Ebraabarx BrnrlB.
TralUB leave a- foilowa: T.Wl, lu.A am., ami I
p. m and arrive at rn..o at a jn. 10 no a.
m. and 4 1 p m. larel'rmno Itai.llv; a.
m and S -3 p. m.. and arne at Ktirnatiuta: at
I11.I11 a. m. and li 01 and S 10 p. w.
Oftaaa aml 'lar Held .
Ieave Irvonn at C 45 a. m. and 2 40 p. m. arrl
lur at Crcaou at oi a tn. and 4 p. m. Ieave
refaon 4u a. m. and .1 1H p.m., arririnit at Ir.
ona at II oo a tn. and H..1N p. m.
Nundatr train a leave t.'reaaon every Sunday at
V 30 a m and a 1H p. m.. arriviaa al lrvoua al
11 lu a. m and t ("J p. tn.
KorrntM aa . etc. call on event or addreaa
TH.aa.li Watt. T. A. W. li.. Ill) Ki th Ae..
riMJl.lirt . I'a.
S. M. r'KhVt 1ST. J. K W tMIIi.
Uencral Manaxer. lieneral Manager.
t 1'MTUU'S WITH E.
lu tl. ri.hat,' (U.crt ol (tambria county.
In tue imttrr til tbe tl'M and hral account ol
John C Harnett and Amanda Airhart. executor
ol T. V.'. Adami. late ol Allegheny townahlp,
deceaaed.
Havina; leen appointed auditor by Bald Court
to reiori a dirtribution ol the land la the banda
ot tbe accouula.it , noi.-e la beret.y alveo that 1
will ait at uiy .-thee in the horouarn o. Koensbunr.
on KKl!AY.TItKtUH HAY UK JI NK, lM.
at 10 o'clock. A. at., to diachara-e the duttea ot aald
appointment. wLen and where all peraoos Inter,
ealed aball attend or te lorever debarred Irom
eominp; tn on aald lund.
IHINA1.U E. m'KI'tlN,
June 16.3L Auditor.
HUTtL. LKllKAMih.
H J.SHKT1KI-. PnoPKtnoR.
Located at lIuHoia. fa., near tbe H. K. Il P.
Hallway Ieot. We alway endeaur to fur
nish the beat accommodation to buaioea men,
pleasure aeeker and iN.arders. Peraona tn aearch
ol .icmlort and quiet will end It a deafable plaoe
to atop. The 1'aOle I unaurpaaaed and I always
upplied with the beat the market aflorda.and
all the deilcacle ol the feaaon. I he Ilar la aup
pl led with the choicest ol pure liquor and cigar
and nothma- but the tei I aold. Special atten
tion Klven to the care ol nore.
U. J.NCHKTTIO.
5!
J1D
or rtmtrress 1.75
Men's plain plow shoes, inu-klcd, Lul-
lil tun true i.;j.",
Mens workiiii; shoes yon can c.-l from
us from 'y.lcettlsto 1.25
DRY GOODS.
Ladies, here is the pla.-e to ifel your dry
i!ood.
Curtains from 75 cents 5.i mt pair.
Laii."s' percuie waists, light or dark, 5o
cents.
Ladies' hHtost waists, lifrnred and striMtl,
w il h i ii tiled front at 74c.
White waists, all kinds of material, the
latest ami most fashioimtile styles, from ti'.i
cents to 2.4S.
Ilress "iiiliam- for s cents per yard ami
Up.
Apron (riiiirhuni from 4:i to lo cents.
M iisliu In hleaclied or uiihleached from
4 i to lO --nts.
1 11 Ca lico we al e s locket full of t lie linest .
newest and most d.-sirahle in the market,
at from 'I to 14 cents.
Ladies' skirt emtiroidery, 4o inches wide,
for 4s cents and up.
l'louncing eiuliioidi-ry from 35 cents to
to f'l jM-r pard.
A coinpl.-lc line of t iliiliiiiiL's tif ull sorts
and dp-sses in all styles on our sln-l yes and
con liters.
Call and see t li. -in. You can't help lint
l.iiv. as tlie liaiiraius we arc ollering in tlie
latlies line are soiii.-tliiui; tiiat you can't
I grasp every day.
variety and extent of our bargain
T je ll
Respectfully,
THE LEADERS.
GALLITZIN, PENNA.
a-
LEI iS IX
ATTENTION TO THE
IF WIISiK:.
3 3
GTTIIDTlSr.
R- L. JOHSSTOS. M.J.HUCIC. j. H. HI fit.
liBTABLlHHBD 1STJ.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
UANKKKS,
EBEXSHURG. - - PKNN'A.
A. W. HI I H, 'alBlfr.
Otaklihhbd lung.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKOLJ.TOWN. FA.
T. A. fell A KH .'; II, aalr.
Genera Banting Business Transacted.
The following are the principal feature! ol
ttener.il baLlintr bualneai :
DEPOalTN
Keeelreri' payahle on demand, and Intereat bear
In certlbeate liaucd to time deHiaitors.
- MI.1KH
Extended to cuatotn era on tavorable term and
IPprored paper dlacoonted at all time.
'I.I.F.C'TIO!K
Made In the locality and non all the ha nit Inn
town In tbe United State. Chance moderate.
IIKAITaj
laaned negotiable tn all part of the I'nltM
Stat, and loreivn excbanite laaned on all part
of toroj a.
A ' (KTN
Ol merchant, farmer and other aollclted. to
whom reaaonable aeoomo.tatlon will be extended.
fatron are Hured that all tranaactlon aliall
be beld At atrictly private and cinnd-mtlal, and
that they will Ihi treated a libera: a KiHd
banking tale wiij per n 1 1.
Keaiecttully,
JOIIKNTOK. KI'CK ".
Eteiislmm Fire Insurance Apcy
T. AV. DICK,
General Irsurance Agenl,
KRKjOrinUlia. PA.
1 The annual meetln; of at ck holder lor
election ol lureclors ot tbe ("reaaon K (Mearheld
t'oal and t'tke 'ompany Wilt tk- place at Kro
itality. fa .on W KI'N ESUaY. .II'N K -.l.lisj. t
one o'clock, r. at. U.O'HAiiAN.
June f, lhto. secretary
DO yon need Job rnntlnT
l aaaataa a trial ordar.
II ro, HIT Ike