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l.nt 1 1. A M l'KKfIIX,tU
I v i- lias Im'i'ii :ipiiiiiti'tl post-j.ti-r
at t'lit'i rj tree.
yr. C. A. IMiiioihI, of Siimnierliill, was
, ,,. n mi Thursday.
pi. M. .1. ISurk mill family art" visiting
I,,, ii. I- in t'iirrolltown.
- K.lI'Ni'
KiiiKi-uti, oi .ninnsiown, is.
fi-ii-iiiN in KlM-nslnirii.
t .;! I'.ui'k. if C'learlioM toivn-
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w in m ii tn ,,l''i) .
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I. like, of South Fork
At I
spent 11
in low ii on :ioiiu;iy.
i (i i!' I jl'l is. m l in v ii itiiiiiiw ii t it ,
pp. .1 iii I" see " SiUimhiy.
i;v lifii IT l'.liiir lt:til his anlfii ile-
i ... ..r .1 .11.
,,m-,1..h l-rniuy iiimii iy cows.
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,. opera linuse is oin- of Curt oil -
n . I,.s. i I it ies in tin' near future.
yr. William lloran anil wife, of.lolms-
i i ! i nu frlemis in Kln-nslnirvr.
; I n.: .in:i roii n! y at tonirys an tak-
i i ;i,-.i!i"ii Ironi .1 ii ly 10 to A nst 7.
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IN:
j l- hi irk w ork on the new school
.uiM:i'- in I'hicc has Im'cii romnie m-etl.
; ;i- Nairli". "f Allegheny township,
.uiiii.'iily on Tiif-ilay of last, week.
Mi. .I'icpli ll.iirue.of Allegheny town
'iit a few hours in town on Mun-
.1.1 V .
Mi. W illiam I'. Chute ami family, of
II, ,iu, -!i-ail. arc visitinsr fricmls in Kliens-
l.iii-.
I -1 . , r. .or Austin W'raUlaml has tioen
principal of the Nummei hill
.. I;.'"'-.
Mr. .1. inn s II. Zahin, of I'ittshnrij, ac
,,,ni aniiil hy his ilaiiirliler. spent Sunday
,., Kl'ii-hiir!j.
. .niiii Noel, of t'oalport. was kicked
ii,. lace la a iiorse on .Monday ami
.,.,,!. . IllJUIcd.
Mr. A iin-l i ne Illii: has piii'cha-ed the
i,,.t l.u-ines-.. stork, etc., of '1 liomas
V;, 1 1 ill I. 'I'd to.
Mi-. I'.ail.ara McKenriek. of Carlisle,
. i- iii iutr.her Min .1. I'. McKenriek.
i:
t Iii- place.
'I'll.' price of silver is still dropping: hut
l , iul: iis w ill lind us willing to lake
!n i il.illars at par.
Mi-. II. C. I. itinner, of Millerstown.
I.! , : itiii'' the family of Mr. K. C.
I'.ii I :-li. in t hi" place.
M
H.
I'- ! ' V ii l'.l on re t u met I home
.iin -ilav alter a couple uf monllis
i ,il Kl .el. luck.
hilling killed a row 1 t 1 1 in ir i ii ir t'i
in 1:. i in it in ( air.ill luwi.l.ip on
iv of la-l w t i k.
'1 I
u ii .
-It a III ho el ill 1 1
we-t end of
ii. iw (a k mi; a iv.-l
the cut i u w hich
,t,, i,i .1 l.eil'i; lilli-lletl.
Mi. ici- I.iovil. a compo-iior on the
. . i a 7 iuii .. i i-pt mi i i.u a lew ti.iys at
...I i in I hi- place.
.--r-. .1 nliiis Ka-jef. of ( arrolltow n.
It. I ..i i-. of I 'a t loll, rode up In K! elis-
.,ii Tliiiisd.iv and I n.!, tliiim r al the
II.. rai'road cut at the ,-t end of
mi i- ii..w coinpli'lt d ami the roadlied
a! . .in i. in i les w e-t is in al ly reaily for
ii.- an. I rails.
Y. ""iit-ri IT let iru'e I'.iy, a
,. n 1. 1' illiam-liiirs;. I!
la' I: .- Ii. .me in t hat pla.'t
I. jj.-.I '.I years.
II-
known
air eountv,
on Sunday
M i .I. lillie I .i illil h.
.i.,.cl,ter. Mi-s May. I
( ii .-a-' . w le t e I hey
accom pa ii ieti hy
eft in Monday
intend making
T in .in.' ill the f il t U re.
Mi :. I .. i Hiatus, of t his place, had
.-ii ' . -ei .;i 1 1 il. 1 1 la r- st i ileii from the p. ick -
fl..-i'..i! w 1 1 i t Ii w as lo. krd up in the
r ..I I.i- -lio . on Wetliie-day.
Marl aia. v lie of .1 . ill II 'I'o !!, of I'or
". li.-.lat her home ill that place on
ia "t la-i wei-k. i"'e. ;'.i'i years,
a-etl leave- a hii-l.and ami three
Ti..
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.ii.
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ir met t inu' on Monday iiiLtht the
' i t o i of tlii- place ii n:i mi mi u-ly
1'rof. T. I.. tii! -oii as principal
i.-t-nri; -i hooN. at a -alary of
nth.
.!,i!i.i--'uiii'i -s of Mitllin conuly
"A a 1. 1 l'.l I lie a I re-1 of A i. ( lo-e.
111." Iii IM I .1 llllirderedl leor-.e
'I'll
l ,.',,.'- a!
J. my I
uiuace. near I.ewis-
'u a ii . m .1 ii ' v J.
Me r- II. N. M ers. r.emon Ueetl and
aa! an. of II, i- place, started on
'1 -.iav all. i n ...ii S,r Chica'-'o w here they
'';..'; in -in n. I a ueekor two iookim; at
- l air.
i ! t hat a new Ilepiihiican paper
ai:.. I at lla-tmu' under the
1 e I, i ii ; of t o'lH-ral 1 1 .iM i n:rs.
IMi. l.a. . I . of I he Coulpul t Shliul-
' iiMii.iL'.r.
Kane, of ("arr.iM town-hip. is
.mm poi-inim;. the ie-u!t
Mil r ieii'il several Weeks a ISO
' ... ! tu which he paid Ii t -mi
a 1 t lie t i tin-. I e is in a m-i -
i I'
- i i
i ra ni t
i ' I I ii
..I' a
im a
..r the
lar-.
low i I
few
'a t ho! ic church
ly added to liy
w hich w ill he
weeks. Me is.
.lohll-
w ink,
town
the
have con
co.t t t -i 1 1
II.
-it.ne. a S.av eminoveil at
IMI . o I lllelll - of the I'ellll-
ii at .Ii di ii-1 1 1 w u on Situr-
'. cue I. V t lie hea t a lid d ieil i II
I . Ml -. lie had only heell in
iI'.mi! live week- ami leaves
.. I l.iid.
lit ha- Iffll elTi-cted hy the
my w 1 1 It Walter I.. Main.
Tali: was mi hadiy w reeked
Main n-ceiM-tl f'T."t.'. the
l.e woniided men and women
I put 1 1 n )i t he l,tw in ha pe
m tl, e mad.
. l.iliti ap. ai;ed 7.1 year-, i,f
-t.iji. liidiatia county, wa-
l:.
.- I.
am home l'ridav alternooti.
i-e-i.M.U fright al a traction
hi awav. throw ing Mr. Liht
t he uaL'uii. injni'iii'Z hi:n su
Il
died in a few hour-.
i-I iiik -i ImmiI lioard in Id a
'Midayaml amlawanh-U the
the -ci,ool furniture to the
school l"uri.i t ute '.'oin pan y.
I.e i lile with .le-k and t he
-' friim to '.'. i. I'ur-
I. 1 1 tl for s i rooms.
i -year-old (laughter of Mr.
W . I-'. Wagoner, of ( 'oa! tiort.
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T
. o II from t he loft of the
ii-.-uf W. ,!. perry ltro.. in
im 'o a cauldron of I .oil in u w att-i
a
" now ami w a- so hadly scalded
I in a few hours after.
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11 1'.i. i.r- are at work on tin? new
-'" i l l.e railroad at the west end of
' I 1 : I I 'iilac will 1 twenty feet
" !" 'la- k. and the pike at the west
'l'l'".eh will (m- rai-ctl ahoat live
Inide will have a footway of
' 1 tlHl
a Iwenl y-fotit loatlwav.
k in.
"' !: a
' fi. ii
I'aiker. a )oiii.. man who w:is
from 'liicai'o to v..i.
'-I train, hail one of hi f,.,.
' e.-u he liiiinpeis of ears
'-la i
j,l ' ' iy "flcrmioii near .lohnMow n
II J1',i"f,,1y injured, lie was taken
UrT. ,'"",r,!tl '"'sJ'iUl where he
Stephen Stj;z. of Johnstown, had Ids
riftlit le luttken on Wednesday by falling
from his wugmi.
Tli Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is making preparation-at EastConeinaiish
for t he introduction of electricity for the
in tei lockini: s- itches at that place. The
Company has the urrent doinir the work
at various places along tin line.
On Monday night burglars attempted
to effect an entrance into the residence of
Mi. V. S. Marker, in the Kast ward, but
were frightened away on being discovered
by Mrs. Philip Collins, who on seeing them
set a lighted lamp out on her porch which
hail the effect of causing their departure.
The following stations have been es
tablished on the Cambria A. Clearfield di
vision: North I'.ariieslMiro (Siisiiuc hanna
PMensinn). distance from Cresson '24.4 miles,
and Driseoll. 10. A telegraph oflice has
been opened at Mc(iee's, on the Cambria
t Clearfield division, wit h oflice call MC.
Andrew Simpson, of Indiana, aged tVS
years, was killed at ISlacklli-K. Saturday
morning, by leing thrown from his cart
ami dragged, alo.ig the railroad track. He
was talking to a friend at IMacklick, ami
his hoist- suddenly ttwik fright, throwing
him out, injuring him su badly that tie I
only lived a few hours.
The Pit tsburg 'nxf says: "The Cam
bria .V: Clearlield branch of the Pennsyl
vania railroad has an engine which belongs
to the past. It is one of the oldest engines
running in this section of the country. Its
number is 4. ami on tin? side of the can
can still bit seen the name of 'Anthony
Morrow' in faded letters.'
A new comet, thought to le the Ilor
tlame comet, has been discovered. It can
lie seen with the naked eye between the
hours of S ami o o'clock at night. It is lo
cated abou t t h ree degrees sou 1 1 1 w est of the
two stars in t he lower corner of L'rsa Ma
jor. The tail points almost directly up
wards, hiding a little toward the east.
Messrs. Harry (iivr ami lvlwanl
Kress, of this city, ami Fred P.arker. of
Kl ieii si nag. who are members of t be .lohns
tuon Cycle Club, will lea ve here . I uly lt tin
their wheels for Chicago, airlviug there
August .".rd ot tth. to attend the lueuling of
t he league of A im in an wheelmen which
(wnvri.es there on the Tilh. Jhnshttrn
'I'lilntiic. -
The Pittsburg i'res of Saturday says:
I'llen ( ioggin, tnorher of Jumi s A. (ioggin.
has entered suit against the Pennsylvania
railroad for -.". H damages for the death
of her stm. On .Inly .'s, JS'rj. James A.
(Ioggin was driving a team across the
Pennsylvania, railroad tracks at Cone
l i nigh when he was struck by a train
i d fatally injured.
An addition will shortly he built to St.
F.ridgct's Cat holie church. Lilly. It will
lit- -ioViO feet and will be erected at the
rear of t In- churi li so as to form a T shape.
The church is entirely too small to ac
commodate those w ho attend it. Tilt- cost
of the addition w ill Im- aliout l.ooo. Work
will begin this week and it is expected to
have it compleil by October 1.
William Lewis, a drayman, of Indi
ana, wa nt into a neighbor's barn to ex
amine a team of hoists, when he was at
tacked by a huge mastiff which fastened
on his throat, horc hint to the Moor ami
mangled him in a terrible matnler. Lewis
is a powerful man. and he knew lit- was
lighting for his life, but it was a long
struggle before he escaped from the ani
mal. The barn of Ceorge IL Lowman. in
Cherryhill tow nship. Indiana, county, was
struck by light in ug on Thiirxlay afternoon
of last week and burned to the ground
Among the contents destroyed were two
hoist s, w agon, buggy, harness, farm ma
chinery, etc.. Fortunately In-hail not yet
housed this year's crop. His loss will
reach on w hich there i.- an insurance
of .::uo.
John nii'le, of Johnstown, who had
been married to Miss Mollic Crove, of
Huntingdon, but one hour, took her out
riding at Johnstown after the ?-remonv
had been jierloi ineil ami their horse run
ning away both were thrown out ami con
siderably injured, in consequence of which
their wedding trip, which was to have
I. eei, made to II iii: t ingdon Monday night,
hat to be post poneit.
A committee of the Rest Hay league,
at Jllairsville, proi-ccu ted a widow lady of
that place on Tuesday of last week for
selling Sunday papers anil sin- had to pay
a line and costs of fs.co. The committee
has also not i'ietl the livery stable kecix-rs
of that place to stop doing business on the
S.ibli.ith. There are some extreineiy good
people !n this world who are several cen
turies behind the times.
Clearlield has a young tian who every
evening drives a splendid young horse
atxiuf town, handle the lines, uses the
whip, smokes his cigar and is without
hand-, one arm lteiug off at the shoulder
and theo'herat the elbow. His driving
about tow n always excites amazement n nd
people wonder If there I anything that
other people with all t heir members can do
that he cannot. I'ulilii' Spirit.
''Address no stranger ant! allow no
s tl anger to atldress you," i the advice of
the chief of tin- Chicago detective force to
all vi-itors. "If you want to know any
thing wait till you ee a policeman." The
chief adds; "The price nf safety in this
citv is to keep your mouth shut in the
pre nee oi thoe you uo not know, the
smartest roiithlence men ill the world have
come to the World's Fair. They are sharp
enough to deceive even the Chicagoan."
An attachment has been served upon
("harle A. Lhlon. the taxigermist. re
st ra i ii iug hi m from delivering the mounted
tiger, which was killed a short time after
the wreck of Main's circu t: L. I. Park
er, of Olivia, lllair county, the man who
ent it to him. The attachment wa is
sued by the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany, they basing their claims upon the
fai t t hat the proprietor f the clrcim fias
been Tully reimbursed and that the pro
perty of the circus lost by the wreck be
longs to them. W'illitiiiisimrt 1!ni1tr iixl
Hull- tin.
On Tuesday morning Miss Annie Urant.
a tlauglitt r of ( 'corue Ioant. ho lives at
the entrance of Kidgevb'W park, two miles
ea-t of f lerry. West niorehiml county, was
bitten four times by n copperhead snake.
Miss F.raut was get t ing breakfast in t he
summer kitchen and hud just stepped into
l he ro.ui) when the snake bit her twice in
each foot. Sins was in her bale feet.
I'.andages w ft c appiietl to her ankles ami
whiky given, but all efforts to produce
sleep have failed, ami the young lady
struggle. violently. It s suposeii that
! he snake uot into the kitchen through a
hole iii the Hour. Some .small Imijs noticed
a snake near the kilt hen on Monday, but
it ecaM-d before being killed.
Tin- administrators of pavid Trexler,
deceased, of ( in! Ii tin township, will offer
at public sale at his late resilience on Sat
urday August .'tth, l;i:i. at 1 o'clock, v. m.,
the following personal property: 3 milk
"w s, J t hree-year-old heifer, 1 horse, 1
yearling colt, head of sheep. 3 hogs, 1
.separator threshing machine. 1 horse rake,
.1 elder mills, hay fork, rope and pulleys, 1
buggy, 1 organ, 1 rook stoves, 1 heating
stove. .r tons of hay, 2 cutting boxes, 1
grind stone, r seaps of !, 1 washing
ma.'hin'-. 1 rolling screen, barrel ma
chine oil, 'J sets lly nets. ? sets buggy luir-iie-,
satldle, mow itig machine, 2 plows,0:
shovel plows. 1 two-horse w agon, I pair of
twin sleds, 1 one -horse sled, grain cradle,
mowing scythes, a lot of hardwood and
worked hemlock lumber, and many other
article uu numerous too mention. 1
William Parks, son of George XV.
Parks, of Conemangh, met with instant
aneous death at the Uautier steel works,
Johnstown, about.two o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon of last week. Voung Parks
was employed in John Schotz s Moating
lalxir gang at the llautier mill. AIout the
hour stated, they had roll-housing weigh
ing about eight tons up on blocks, prepar
atory to doing some repair work, and
Parks was at work near the housiu
when, without any warning, the housing
slipped from the blocks. All the work
men succeeded in escaping except Parks,
and he was caught !etween the housing
and the car and badly crushed ubout the
chest. As soon as possible the housing
was lifted from him, but life was extinct.
Badljr Marl.
On Tuesday night Dr. II. Coofier, w ho
has an ofliie in this place but resides
aliout a mile west of town, started for
home, driving in a cart. At the west end
of town, near w here the railroad crosses
the pike, his vehicle struck some of the
timlters intended for the construction of
tile new bridge, over the railroad, and he
was thrown out and severely hurt, his
back being hadly sprained. He managed,
however, in his injured condition, to get
back into his cart and drove home. On
reaching his home, Mr. Millard Good, who
resides in the same house, took the Doc
tor's horse and cart and started for ttiis
place for a doctor to attend to Dr. Coojmt's
injuries. When near the residence of the
late Kees S. Lloyd, Mr. GimkI drove over a
cow that was lying on the roud aou was
thrown out and one of his leir haiLy frac
tured, both Ikiiics being broken between
the ankle and the knee. Mr. Sem Evans,
whoresities near w here Mr. Good was hurt,
came along and witli the assistance of
some railroad men. carried Ml. Good back
to his home. Drs. Davison and .Tones
were sent for and attended to the injured
men. who are both gettingalong as well as
could be expected, but Mr. Good will he
laid up f jr some time.
Iennjr 1 tanla Exhibit al lhf Worla'n
Fair.
They are ahead of them all. Chiefly
among them is the display of pure litiiors
manufactured in the state. It i conceded
that no rye whiskies made in the world
can ciiial those mailt- hi Pennsylvania,
more especially Silver Ase. DiMiuesnc or
Hear Creek. These three brands head the
list of pure ryes, ami are so well known
that every reputable dealer sells them.
North, Kast, South ami Wot they lead all
others lM-eaus. they are pure: because
they are reliable, ami liccause they are
stimulants that .strengthen and invigorate.
They are sold al price within the reach
of all. ami are sold iion their merits for
purity ami strength. Silver Aire, ft..Vi;
Diinuesnc. fl.u'."; P.ear Creek, fl.im, full
standard quarts. Ask your dealer for
them: insist on having them, and if vou
cannot 1- supplied send to Max Klein.
Allegheny. Pa. Price list or all liquors
sent on application. All goods parked
neatly and securely.
Max Ki.kix.
Federal Mrcct, Allegheny, I'a.
Am Olhrm t'.
The citiens of the little town of KIh-hs-burghave
raised by subscriptions, varying
in amount fropi (:i to?lm. more than ft.ni
for the purpose of entertaining PJ.1 oor
childri n from New York City. Such an
example ought to prove an incentive to Un
people of Pittsburg ami Allegheny to give
lilM-rally to the Fresh Air Fund intended to
provide a slimmer outing for the children
of their own cities.
The population of Ebcnsbiirg is hardly
one per cent, of that of the two cities, yet
il has contributed more by public subscrip
tion than lias yet been raisetl in usiuu
lar way here. Further than that, the
Fbcnsburg people have raised the money
not to look after their ow n poor children,
but to provide an outing for those of
strangers from a great distance. Such
charity is sublime, and the contemplation
of it ought to i ml uce the citiens of Pitts
burg and Allegheny to a commensurate
1 i I m - r a 1 i t y . 1 'il txl, u rj Ti nu .
9lnrrla Mfrnnra.
The follow ing marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, July l'.l,
lsiO:
Arthur I,. Dimond
Ilartman. Lhrenft-ld.
and Margaret
J.
John Haikey and Catharine
Johnstow n.
Shaffer,
Jes
Cover,
Kliner Miller and Fflie Ojiindora
lohiistow n.
Xei: O'Doiinell and Mary X
town.
IT, Johns-
Miltiin Lay ton and Sarah
Johnstown.
lane Shank,
Jacob Hoskosko and Antonio Komara,
Johnstown.
Geo. V. Nash and Mary C.
Pennington.
Johnston,
George W". Page anil Hessie
Mineral Point.
Martin,
John Patoloky and MarieTii pah, Johns
town. Reubiti L. Ashcom. Cooperxlalc, ami
Annie Varncr. Jwhustown.
Ilarrv Grfflith and Pricilla Schriner,
Morrtllville,
Miner fetlll Irtlr.
Taylor t McCoy's mine is still idle, the
miners refusing to a.-cept a reduction of
five cents on the ton for mining. The
company claim they can not pay former
prices owing to those who use their pro
ducts reducing the price of coke twenty
cents a ton. The miners, on the other .land,
claim there is no general reduction in tie
price of coke and they can not afford to
work at the reduced late. At the Gallitzin
Coal and Coke Company mine a iiuml-r of
men were discharged the lieginnilig of the
week, and the claim is made that thoe
w ho were discharged are all Kuglish shak
ing men and that the move of the com
pany is unfair to the tax-payers of this
place, as many of those discharged are
among the oldest and mot substantial
resitlents of this community. (hiltitzin
I 'indiitiUrr.
Fatally Httlen by a Kaake.
Thomas A. Seaton residing near Ligo
ier, wa bitten by a copperhead snake.
Friday night, and tiled from the ef
fect, lie was awakened about 11 o'elick
by the bUrking of hi dogs, w iu-n he arose
to investigate the eaue. He started
through the hall in the dark, having noth
ing hut stocking on his ft-et. In the dark
ness he tramped upon the reptile, which
bit hint on the foot. Mr. Seaton seized the
snake in his hands when his wife and hired
man came to the rescue and killed it. Mr.
Seaton. s body ln-gan to swell rapidly and
physicians were promptly summoned. It
i saitl that he was given almost four
quarts of whisky to counteract the xdson.
lie sank into a stupor and remained in
that condition until Tuesday forenoon,
when death came to his relief. l'rt uiorc
nnil itux'i iit.
A rcnnif nt l.lata.
The following cases will le presented
for argument at argument court, August
1st, ivxt:
In the matter of the exceptions to report
of T. W. Dick, Hs(., auditor in the estate
of John T. Williams, deceased.
In re exceptions to hupicst in estate of
Nicholas Kgan, deceased, and petition to
set proceedings aside.
In re exceptions tu inquest in estate of
Richard Sharp, deceased.
In the matter of the rule on C. J. Hlair
to show ',-ause, etc.. In the estate of Charles
L'liverzaKt, deceased.
In the matter Jf the exceptions to report
itf William Williams. Km., auditor iu the
estate of Henry liariihart, di-ccased.
Da.viki. A. McGot ;ii.
Clerk U. C.
W1IJL ARKITK NEXT WEEK.
Tn I rrnh Air mlldr Will Mre
on TunUtj, Jaljr S-llh. at 1:15
A. M.
The board of managers, with many other
interested people, have been disappointed
in the time of the arrival of the Fresh Air
children, but it was a misunderstanding
on the part of the managers. Thev were
not w illing to send for children till all w as
ready here. A full explanation of the de
lay is clipped from a letter from Mr. Par
sous, the manager in New York City,
and is appcudend below:
"lie fore receiving your telegram I wrote
you iu acknow ledgenient of your kind let
ter just received atv A. M.
"Have telegraphed in replv to your wire
and wish to state that I am exceedingly
sorry that the date proHsed cause any
inconvenience to the kind entertainment
at Elx-nsburg. You will recall the fact.
perhaps, that the children. aTler an older
of the size you people have sent, must Ix;
ordered from our workers in the city, who
in turn select worthy one carefully.
They must then be taken to a physician,
examined for disease. Vermin, etc., and
scruhtx'd. haircut, and iu many cases sup
plied with clothing necessary to give them
a resH-ctabts passrt to the the society of
their entertainers. All this involves time,
as you will reatlily perceive. It is our rule
to insist on from a week to ten days' no
tice, but in your case we divide the order
into six lists and cut the time down to live
davs.
If there was any way to remedy the
matter I should gladly do so, but I cannot
see any way clearly to such end. To send
the cliilorcu into your midst witliout
preparation would be out of the question,
and it is impossible to keeti large parties
"on tap" for such occasions.
I lie party will leave .i'r Vrk at S i
xi. on Monday, July t.'4. and w II reach you
by 10:1." A. M. oi. Tuesoay. 1 doubt not
that the boys and girls will have a pleas
ant fortnight's slay iu Khcnshurg. that
worthy summer resort. The children w ill
leave you at lo: A. m.. August S."
On Monday afternoon Messts. K. M.
How man, F. C. Jones ami J. T. Young,
met at Dr. F. C. Jones office and made the
following arrangements:
J. T. Young w as apfHiiuted to purchase
all goods; K. M. Row man to pay for
all goods ordered hv checks on the treas
urer, A. W. Ruck; Dr. Jones tit employ all
help: Rev. Jones ami Rey. How man to
appoint ladies to take charge each day and
to secure lied -clot lies; Dr. Jones to procure
dishes, etc.
Messrs. O'llara. Davis . Luther have
agreed to transport the children to the
air grounds ami Crown ,t Kimball to re
turn them.
All subscriliers to tin- fund are retpu-sted
to pav their sub-criplions to A. W. Ruck,
treasurer.
Ikinalion of pies, cakes, etc., will le re
ceived on Saturdays so that tin children
may fare unusually well on Sundays.
Some of the arrangements made by the
almve managers are as follows:
Misses 1 ley nun and Richardson in the
West ward and Misses Fish and Sheiikle in
the East ward are the committees ap
pointed to secure bed -clothes.
Win. II. Council has lieen appointed
night watchman at the fair grounds and
Messrs. Rradlcy and Rodgcrs as day
watchmen. Mrs. Win. Leighty will have
charge of the cooking department ami will
have two assistants.
It is desiretl that the Mtple of the tow n,
ami more particularly the ladies, call at
the fair grounds and spend some time with
the childi e'i here.
A bus will start from the postoflice each
morning at ! o'clock and return in the ev
ening. to the rillea ly the fc-a.
On July 27th next the second of the (op
ular 12-day excursions to the seashore will
leave Pittsburg by special train at t:."tO a.
m., arriving in Philadelphia al 7:10 that
evening, where the night may l-e spent,
and any regular train taken the next day
for the shore. The tickets w ill lie valid
for return passage for twelve days, and a
choice of destinations allowed whether
Atlantic City, CaM May, Sea Isle City or
Ocean City. The rate of 10 from Pitts
burg ami proportionately low rates from
other places is remarkably cheap, and af
fords and excellent opportunity for an eco
nomical trip to the ocean.
These rates apply on regular trains leav
ing Pittsburg at 4::, 7:i and S:io v. xi.,or
on secial train leaving at S:."j a. m. on
the almve mentioned date.
The siM-cial train will be run on
tin- following schudule, ami the tickets
will In- soltl at the rates quoted:
Rate
' leaves.
II :a a. m.
11 :.".-' a. xi.
K':.V. I-. m.
7: Hi l Ai.
Rat.-.
S ."ill
SKI
...Ar
Johnstown. . . .
Cresson
A Itoona
Philadelphia ..
For detailed information address or ap
ply to Tints. K. Watt. Passenger Agent,
110 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg.
The Immortal J. N. f) row aril .
J. X. Free. Itetter known as the "Im
mortal J. N.," was drowned in Missouri on
Monday iu attempting to ford a stream.
Some thirty years ago the "Immortal J.
N." was well known in Kl-ensbnrg, where
he tinned up once or twice a year and
harangued to the crowds that gathered to
hear him on the street corners. He ws
known In every town, village and hamlet of
Ohio, his native state, and wa well re
ceived wherever he , went. He came from
an excellent family, and in his youth gave
promise of a bright manhood. He was a
lawyer by profession, but early in his life
his mind t-ecaine unbalanced, and formally
year he has l-cn a wanderer over the face
of the earth.
J. N. never paid for accommodations,
and traveled from Maine to California
without paying a cent of railroad fare.
Hi gaunt form and long flowing hair were
a familiar sight to every hotel man in the
country. It is told that at one tin.e he
asked a holcl-kee-x-r what his bill was.
The proprietor jx-oely remarked that he
would throw off half the bill. J. N. an
swered that he would not be outdone in
generosity by anyone, and that he would
throw off the other half.
Ivi Itatt.
The "dog days" commenced on the loth
instant. This season, which lasts six
w-eks. or until August 2sth. i regard-d by
many -ersons a more unhealthy than that
which immediately precedes or succeeds It.
and a being a time when mankind is more
liable to attacks from disease through ex
posure or imprudence in their general
habits than any other. If there is no
foundation iu fact for the ltelief it is a sup
erstition of long standing. The rising and
.setting of "Sirius"' or the dog star, w ith
the sun, has Iw-en universally regarded as
the cause of the excessive heat that pre
vails generally at this particular season.
The poor dogs, that arc made to bear the
infamy of the source of our discomforts,
are, perhaps, allied in some maimer to the
extreme heat of the interval, but they, as
w ell as human beings, share alike the
alllictlons which are at this season com
mon. Dogs at this season are sup(osed to
be more susce piablc to hydrophobia than
at any other time.
2.10 Rarrrlt f Water Fall.
On Thursday moriking atxtut nine o'clock
the two hundred and fifty barrel tank
eticted on top of a derrick sixty-five feet
high and w hich supplied Maple Park w ith
water, fell with a rrash that could lte heard
several squares away. The lank was full
of water and a small building that was
erected under the derrick, used for a sleeu
ing room by a couple of colored men eiu
yloyed at the hotel, was crushed like an
egg shell. One of the men had Ix-cn in the
building a few minutes Ix-fore the tank
fell but luckily had gotten far enough
away tocscaitc Iwing hurt.. On the loft of
the small building were stored a lot of
mattresses, glassware, liottles, etc., and
the broken li in Iters of the derrick, tank
and house and the biokcu glassware looked
like a railroad wreck.
Airiuril rt .
List of causes s-et down for argument at
argument court, August 1, 1"JS3:
Com nioii wealth vs. Lewis et al.; Don
nelly vs. Rhody; Commonwealth vs. Auna!
same vs. WVrrlck; same vs. Wcrrick;
Gillman vs. Gillniau; McUarry S: Sou;
vs. Chestnutwood; Geiser Manufacturing
Company vs. Williamset. al.; lure report
of S. L. Reed, Esq., in assigned estate of
Chas. Gauntner; Reik vs. Reik; Clark vs.
Caufield; Fearl vs. Hershberger; Hughes
vs. Reese; McKelvey ys. Johnson: iu re
report of I). E. Dufum, Esq., In assigned
estate of M. F. McDonald; Johnson, Ruck
t Co. vs. Noonau; Strayer's administra
tors vs. Shaffer: Johnstown Milling Co.
Chestnut W(Ktd; M. W. Candrick A Son vs.
Cress well; School District Washington
tow nship; vs Ingoldsby et al.; McNeil vs.
Drass; in re Cooitersdale election eoni.-sf
Noel vs. Iron City Fire Insurance Com
pany; Altooua Coal A Ccike Co. vs. Kurk;
in re ru'e on Alfred Ashton to show cause'
etc.: Hurt net t vs. Row ers et al.; Ste-w art
.fc Co. vs. Gittings et al.; Davis vs. Rttd-
erick; Cresswell vs. Creed; same vs.
Kantz et al.; Artley vs. Smith et al.;
Holtzvs. Glass; same vs. Walker: Glass
vs. Holtz; Walker vs. Holtzi Cambria
Land Co. vs. Teeter; Alloona Ruilding &
Loan AsMtciation vs. Gill; Ostrara vs.
Commonwealth; Itoyle vs. Mayer.
J. C. Dakrv,
Prothonotary.
Half Rami the Warld Fair.
In order to afford an opjtortunity to the
public to visit the World". Fair the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has decided to
run a series of popular excursions from
Washington and Raltimore and other
eastern cities to Chicago. The rounj trip
from Washington and Raltimore will be
17.i, and proMrtionate rates, a single
fare for the round trip, w ill prevail fr'om
other stations.
This arrangement applies to all principal
stations on the Raltimore and Potomac
Railroad, the Northern Central Ri iiway
lietwecn Raltimore and Elmira. Ph.lad. I
phia and Erie Railroad lieiween Wil.iams
mrt and Renova, and principal stations
on the main line and branches 1 tweeu
Harris!, urg and Pittsburg.
The parties will be carried on sftecial
train coiiitosed of the newest and b-st
standard passenger coaches, containing all
modern conveniences.
The special trains will leave Washing
ton lo:!."., Raltimore 11:20 a. xi., York 1:15
r. m.. Harnshurg 3.2.1 1. xi., Altoona 7:40
l-. xi. and. stopping at principal interme
diate stations, arriving in Chicago r.:20 the
next afternoon.
The first excursion is fixed for July 20th.
others are li.-d for August 2d. 12t!i. and
S.'Sd. The return ctitons of these tickets
will Im; gitod within ten days, and will lie
aceept-d for passage only on trains leaving
Chicago at 3 : 1 r. xi., and ll:.to v. m.
livery Itujjuy sol J by agnts has stvcrai
dollars added to the manufacturer's price.
We are manufacturers, and have no
a.-nts. For twenty years have dealt with
the consumer. We ship any where, with
privilege of examining liefore buying. Wc
pay freight charges both ways, if im. t sat
isfactory. Warrant ever thing for two
years. Anyone who can w rite can order a
ouguy or harness from us as well as pay
from $ 10 to f 'h) for some mitldlc man to
order it for them. We j;ive no credit, and
have on-; price only. Why do yoi; pay
tw profits on your carriajjt. s and harness:'
Why ! you jkiv some one f 10 to f-ifl for
ordering these things, when you can do
t' anil sjve this m tney? You run no risk.
We let you see the jjootls Itcfore yon ac
cept them. We pay all the freight if we
fail to suit. Over twenty yeais ao we
commenced to sell iu this way, and uuU
aot lte in business now if we had not
suited. t4 page catalogue free. Adilress
FLXHABT CARRIAGE k HARNESS XT3 CO.
Elkhart, Indiana.
SI Isrellaaeoaa Kotleea.
llrnnltfanrM or (he Liquor Habit
Or. Ilalan' Uoltlen feperlfic
It Ig manufactured ua a ixtwder, which ran tx
given in a rla of beer, a cup of coffee or lea. or
In tootl. without the knowledge of the patient.
it annoimeiv narmiea. ana win enect a perina.
neot and ttpeetly cure, whether the patient Is a
moderate drinker or alcoholic wreck. It ti.n been
Kiven in thounandiol canen and In every Inntanee
a perfect core ha followed. It never lattr. The
fjtltm once lmireanated with the NperiDr. It be
comes an utter lmiMssiblllty for the liquor ap
peitte 'jo exlvt. t'ure caarauleexl. 40 pave book
ol particulars tree. Address
UUl.Itl-.N O..
auglu.lr. 1st Kace Su C'luclnnatl U.
IF yon are wanting Books, Stationary, Book
lets. Itolls. Oamei. Tovs. Koveltles. School
Supplies. Kut'tter Koots or Shoes, etc.. et.. you
ran have y ur wants supplied bv a vis.t to (-. T.
Kul-erts' store, Klenbur. Although an old es
tablished one. It Is abreast of the tunes nodal,
ways well hi ltd witn good ol all kinds. An ex
change library has been started at this store,
wh ere lor 6 and 10 cents yon can rent m tst any
book too want lo read. Any txtok or anything
elie not In rtork procured tor you at once, tf
erytblnx sold at lowest prices. Give us a call
and nee lor yourself. ou never saw snen a
large and elegant stock In Lbensburg;.
''HE Ebenstur Building . Loan Association
X will otter for sale at the onnril cbamlter, Kb.
ensburg. on the fourth Monday In July,
l.ottu.uo THUS. IAV1S.
L.BXTKB L.SMIMKR, Secretary. President.
AssoexiBeetssesila.
ClUfNl Y TKEASI'KKK
j I hereby announce m self as a candidate for
Cooaty Treasurer on the Iteaiocrallc ticket sub
ject Ut'tbe decision of the Itemoeratlr county con
vention. JiiStl'H BEMJEi.K.
Oallitxin. t'a. May 'iii. Vtna.
-I-MIRInrNTY IXJMMISSIONEK.
X 1 hereby announce msell as candidate for
:ountT t'ouimisstonor. subject to the dee.slon ol
the next Iteinoeralir count; convention.
WILLIAM J.TIEKNtY.
Cambria township. July S. lf-O.
IOK ail NTY fOMMISSIONEK.
I b-reby announce myself as a candidate
or t'-ounty Oommlssloner, subject to tne decision
ol the next ltemocrattc county convention.
JtlSfcPM A. WLKbVilK.
Chest Springs. July i. lata.
FOK COT'NTY tXJMMISSHJNEK.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate tor
the Domination lortkionty Commissioner, subject
to tbe decision ol Uie Itemoeratie county conven
tion. JOHN K1KHY.
Johnstown. Jane 16. 1890.
CXJITNTY COMMISSIONEK.
I I hereby announce msell aa a candidate for
tne office of Counts t wmmlssioner. sobject to the
decision I tbe next Democratic couaiy conven
tion. BL.AIK .SHOUT.
Lilly. May 23. lKO.
CUM NTY niMMISMtlNEK
I hereby announce myself aa a candidate tor
,tooiy C-onmlMltiBer, tubjee to tbe decision of
tbe next Itemoeratie county convention.
PATRICK w DILLON.
Elder township. May iv. .wo.
FtK OtfNTY At'llITUK.
1 hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the nomination lor County Auditor. snbect
to the deeulon ol tbe Democrat le county conven
tion. W. C. HtUiV.
W Dm ore, June 18. ISM.
NOTICE TO
V'OT'ICE Is bereby given that tbe Connty
1 Treasurer ol Cambria county will attend
lor tbe pu. -pose ol reaeiriog County and sstale
taxes assented for tbe year 1M3. at tbe place ol
holding tbe elections in the respective llstrfcna.
on the date mentioned below:
lllitiin boroouh Inly 24.
Oallltila tonsbli.
- ltean toDsblp....
A'Drllie oorttuKb...
l ai v z.
July wt.
I a i t '17.
... July as.
Muaster toDSbip.
C. J MAYtU
County T-eanrer.
July It. 1893.
Alt.VilNlSTK ATOK'S NTI'E.
Kstaieof Silas Naale. deeased.
Inciters ol administration oa the estate ol s.n
ISaale. deeessed. late ol Allt-ttbeny t.wnsblp.
Uamt.ria eouotr. i'eonsjlranla. bavlnic tms
a-ranted to me. all persons Indebted lo Said estate
are herebj not I tied to make pay met to we with
out delay, and those having claims a amst tald
estate will teseLt tbem .rrl aul ben lira ted
lor aettlemcnt JltStfli F. USHtK.
Administrator.
July St. lSuS.et. IVtretto. fa.
-MITH K Is hereby srfvrn that Henry tiebl baa
1 tlied in the ottire Ol Ibe flerU ol Uuarler
evslnna nl tiambrla (M.unty bis pel it '.on praylntr
lor the iranalerol tbe f.ituor License granted to
James A. Hurt. In tne boroaKh ol l.il ly , and that
Ibe Same will Iw . resented to thet't.urt of tur
ter Sessions tie 1 UtSltAV, AI'tlHS T 1. IMI, lor
consideration. J.l". ltvKlil,
Jaly 11. leva. VlerKti.S.
Attention i
nri
II I
We are convinced (hat our prices and goods are right. Since we
our daily sales up to date have
small profit figures. In Clothing you can be suited m a Suit for yourself, your boy or boys in higher
quality than price. In Spring and Summer Styles we are stocked up to overblowing. We feel confi
dent that if you come to us you will go away better pleased than ever before, as thi3 is our motto:
Why do you get your Shirts made when you can get them to fit
d goods to suit the most particular.
am
We have Shirts from 2."t cents up to tl.'.ts.
Men's F-dora Hals in every shade, color
ami style that you want for 1.4.
Also a very line line of the lat-t and
most fashionable Stiff Hats from ri cents
up.
FURNITURE.
lb-low wc will uttt- a few prices. Then
you can jutla-t' lor yourscii.
1 set gttttd yellow Chairs
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1 set itimkI iiark t hairs
1 set fitful dark Chairs
1 wt cant M-at Chairs in dark
1 set cam- M-al Chairs in dark
1 set cant scat Chairs in dark
1 set cane seat Chairs. Mahogany
1 Oak KiM'kcr witn arm
I laik Kocker w ith arm
1 Oak can.- seat, fancy arm
1 dark cane seat, fancy
1 litfht. very fancy arm
Child's UiK'kers. .Vic., ".-., 7."c. anil. . .
IVrftiraled Chairs and Uttckers iu all
styles and prices.
1 full H-pii--,. Mahouany or Walnut
l.m
lied-room S.tnte
J4.)
1 full -picceOak lled-room Suit...
V.'si
Sideltoartis
Cupttoards and Sinks
siM-cialty.
Oil Cloth & Carpets.
We are stttcked iu Oil Cloth anil CariM-ts.
It will save you money to buy nf us as in
buying our Mock early and in lame ijiiati-titit-s
we saved tiloney.
"Wc challenge any one to ejual
offerim? this season
Don t wait
N. B. It may be of interest to yoa to say we nri 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 "I wonder where they can get goods to sell at those 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.
STATEMENT OF SK1T1.KMEN I W ITH THE
Snierviiior ol Wasnlniciitu towtump fur tbe
year
ADAM SMITH Supervisor.
lr.
To amount of duplicate.......... t S-T-' M
To Amount of tl-eoe moutry ...... . . Itw 5ti
To amount unsealed land tax ... mi Bv
To amount ol order to balance &ti K4
Total I W8 87
fr.
By Auditors exonerations... .... . ....t 10 VI
liy amount returned to tk.mraissioner.s.. i 72
Hr cash paid tor horse hire... 1-0 ;il
Ky cah paid lor worlc ......... 340 tl
Hy taxes worked out 1"M 40
Kyeasb paid for lumlier 21 T3
Hy cash paid lur ttMiln. 6 S
Hy Jtt days services at il 5u 1ST io
By commissi. n ou collected fl42 67
at 6 per et-nt 12 13
Bt attorney's lee i no
Total t "48 ts7
JOHN" H. Ktrl-.K. s,ul,ervlor.
Itr
To amount of duplicate tl,6w3 W
To amount reeeitea Uui ex-Auper visor
Jos. Bovlsn. .... 25S 83
To amount ol license money .......... li'J 60
To order lo balance ltW '.'
Total
.2,2:4 no
Hy Auditors' exonerations f 21 7S
Hy tkiinnii.!ilouers' exoneratiens 4 2n
H amount returned to tominisioner.. 17 Ml
Hy ea.-b paid lor work 8.-hi 74
Hy crtx paid lor borse h ire .... I .M 2.1
Hy amount taxes worked out 217 64
Hi oomuiisiion on raeb ct-IIoctctt. 11.278 20
at S per cent .... K v
Hy orders redeemed t.'it 43
Hy ea.b paid lor luint-cr . A vi
Hy 1&..2 days services as s.uirvior al
tl im imr
Hy amount paid far tools aud sbar;enlnit. n 0
Hy amount paid ex)enres to Kuenslturv
and r-ortae , 8 (rt
Ky caeb paid tor printlnic... 1 -j&
Hy probate and duplicate so
lOUl..
. 2.27 Ml
Liabilities, as sear as can e ascrlained..f 37. 00
A sseu ..... IS' one.
We the undersixned Auditors, hare examlne-l
tbe above ajeounu and bud tueua as aiove
stated.
f P. MtiVKli.
AUBEKT ti'KKN Kl IDE,
Attest: J'Jtl.N M'lAMANY.
Wm. Knows. Auditors,
t'lerfc.
Jane 30, 18sa.
FOR WANT OF ROOM
17E17ILL SELL
For a Sborl Time Only.
Laiisinc Kami Wagons, ,T4' inrli. all
compU-t. at t'ui.."s:i.
Sj.rinir Wairons. 3 s-ats, with Top en
tirely new, at fsr..ui.
Prineess Chilled I Mown at 7..KI.
1 Spring Tunth Harrow atfltum.
1 X-w tisltorne Itintler Iat-st Improv
ed Liittitest with Tru. k, at finum.
Oslntrnc Mowers, wliich have no tnual.
at f-NMs.i.
We have also a large lino of Hors Ilay
Hakes, wliicli are best ou earth, :at
1.iii torrj.mi.
We alo carry a full line of Hay Carriers
and UoaJ Carts at lowest Trices.
I'. L.. ECK SOX,
CarrollUtwii, Ia.
AflUTIIK'S NOT1CF.
Notio la bereby alsen that tbe nndersiirneJ
bar me: been apiK.lnt'd auditor t distribute Ibe
land In the hands ol . J. Harrlt-b. exerutor ol
the last still and testament l Itrid Mills, late ol
!allitstn borouicb. deceased, as shown y his t.rst
and Bnal aNunt to and anions; tbtwe Iraally
entitled thoreit.. I will sit at tbe Attorneys' Ku-m
In tbe ttonrt House. Elensbunc. onr h'IKAY.
Al'lllLSI' 4. at 10 o'elot-k. a. M.. srl.e.t and
ssbere those Interested may attend orbelorever
deberred I rum cumin: In on said fund
J. . M'Kt.N l;it'K.
June 30.13. ..editor.
Sti:t!rtJK8' IV ill ICE.
Estate ol Antbony J. (Vtnrad deceased,
letters testamentarr In the estate of Antiiony
J. Cunrad. lata ol the lovnshlu ol Allegheny. In
I'ambria county. Pennsylvania, deceased. havluK-t-en
only uranted to ns. notice Is berebv alien
to all irtjot Indebted to aald estate to make
payment to ns without delay, a :d to all ron
baTlns: cla ma against said est te to present ilieut
properly autbentlealed ur payment.
KI.I.r.N A.CtlNKAII.
KKANt'IS I.. LJ ITI.K,
Inretto, Pa June 3o. litus.eu ExMuuira.
ACEMTS WAITED
hy mm H .llasl. S rm i l..rs prrJITs,
uir.aruiit ar
smi. a-4S stswsiiwstf. X. a.
I
iv y
increased just 40 per cent., and we
Please and Satisfy Everybody.
Floor Oil Clot h from "J.'t cents to 4s cents
per square yard.
lutrraiii CarM-t, one yard wide, at .'Ml, 40,
4" ami 'in cents.
SiaJrCarjtet from 'Si cents up to .VI cents
jmt yard.
SHOES! SHOES!
I f you wish to stet a uottd ami suhstai;
tial Shite call on us. Vou w ill Mtrely lind
some thins that will suit you.
Ladies dttnsula plain tip ind sprius
heel, biitlttu. . .". ttt '.'.ll
Ladies' dtnistila. otx-ra and i i.niiu.iti
sense. Iiiilltm. heel e'l."i."i tt 1..VI
Kaiiies' extra line tipped 15!iicher -J..VI
Ladies.' russet, tipped, button i.isi
Larlies" line pt blilfil blitt-oued: alo.
Miss-s' ami C'biltireu's patent
leal her ti pned .l.lo. -'l. l.:io
LatJies' line surse, button or lace .'Js
Liniit-s tiiped and cimiiiiiiu sense Ox
fords fl. island l.V".
Children's tipMil Ovlords v.i
Cbiltiren's riiss-t ami donsitla sprins
lift I.. -fl.ui ami l.lo
I fi t:i nts sin M.s f r'lt'ti i I.s ii ii
Men's lace ami coiijrress s1(M-s l.'.l I
Men's satin calf, lace or congress '.'.isi
Men's IS calf. I act- or consress ........ 1.7." '
Men s ttptetl l.lucher. extra line "J. .VI
Men's line haiiil-sewi-tl. lace or eon-
irress :t.im
Men's firi-aciaii calf, lace orconsros.. j.isi
Men's line Kansartto tippeti, lace
or consress :j.ii
Men's extra line sossamerc calf, lace
the intrinsic value as well as the
but come at once to Yours
4PMTM
EBENSBTJRG
Marble g Granite Works,
J. WILKINSON 8l SON, PROPRIETORS,
DEALEU.S IN
Monuments, Headstones, Vaults and Sarccphagis. Marble and
Marbleized Slate Mantels, Cemetery Fencing of all kinds. Also
Iron Fencing for public buildings and dwellings.
riirrliasi rs will I lind our j.rii't-s th.- lowest wli.-ii tlioy consi.W tho clas of ork we
duo'-a frH"'ht Uealob,,J' car-load and jrive c-ustoiin-rs the advantage of 1,-
WE CIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
ETTOTbr (OUT WdMilK.
6 6
Nei White tot Bnililii, 113 Clinton Street, Jotatorci, Pi
Now Stock of DRY COO0S, MILLINERY AND CAR
PETS. Hall to see its when in town.
JAMES
P. R. R. SCHEDULE.
Schedule in effect May 23. 18W3.
'OBBrtioat I'ressen.
KAST.
Seashore Express... 6 30 a m
Hrrlbunt Accommo lation . v xi a m
Itay KiKitw ii mm
Albion Express , , , I tO p in
Mall Express 5 17 p m
f blladclKbla Express Illpm
WET.
.lnhnstown Express. 14 a m
I'sr.tir Expres.. ........... t ."7 a m
Way Ps-miikct .... 2 3T. p m
Mall Train .. ....... 4 2 p sa
Johnstown Express .. 7 6v p m
Kss'isalnsra; Brsarh.
Trains leaves a- follows: 7. an, to 25 a. m and
S.3& p. m. and arrive at ;ma at a -Jti. In Ml a.
m. and 4 lft p m. Eeare CrrsMin at 30, 1 1 27 a.
tn and & 2ii p. tn.. and arrive at Ebenshura: at
lo.ln a. m. and ti 01 and 6 10 p. ra.
r.a ssssd l lrarHsId
Ieavr Irvonu at f 44 a. m. and 2.4U p. m. arrtr.
In at Cresson al 04 a n. and 4 p. in. leave
cresson U. a, and 5 It i.d. arrlrloic at lr
von a at II .00 a m. and t.3 p. m.
MimltT trains leave Cresfon every Sunday at
30 am and am p. m.. amvln at Irvoua at
li 40 a. m and 6 IW p. ru.
Kor rstel as tp. etc , rail on aarent r address
THt. E. Watt. I. A. W. It., no Euth Ave.,
HllUtl.ura. Ha.
S. M. fliLVt 1ST. J. K. WIMtlt
entral Manaxer. (leneral Manager.
A. C. FISHER,
Painter and Paper Hanger,
PATTON, PA.
Tbe undersigned If now located tn Patton and
Is prcprod U do Pniutlutc In all Its branches.
ntiiiw rs.DiiQit, 9iKD f'ainiine:. rainmsi ana
Fswr HauKin a sj-ccialty. s-atlst.-.ctit.n auar
anieed. A. 4J. HMitK,
malv 3
HUT EL. EE tl K A N HE.
H J. SHLTTiO. PaorKiBToR.
l.Mted at ImiKoIs. fa., near the B. K. d P,
Hallway Liepot. Wa aaya endeavor to lur
olsh the best accommodations to business men,
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons In search
ol xtmlort and quiet will find It a desirable place
to stop. The Table Is unsurpassed and Is always
supplied with the best the market affords, and
all the delicacies ol the season. Tbe Bar Is sup
piled with the choicest ol pure liquors and ciirars
and notblna- hut the beat is sold. spe(ls auen.
tion Kiven to tbe ear ol horses.
li. J.SCHETT1U.
If b &SERTS Srthstlv'rtuf
SKSA.A. MUTTJin VaraCatf
iiJ
became Simon & Co.'s successors
still continue to sell at the same
you at such a renarkably low price
or onsress 1.7.".
Men's srain plow shoes, buckled. I'.al-
list tonsue 1..5.-,
Mens wt.rkiiis shtn-s yon can Set from
us from ". '.i; cen is to
DRY GOODS.
Ladies, here s the plar-e ttj set your dry
St M Mis.
Curtains from 7.7 cents ui H-r pair.
Ladies' pert ale waists, light or dark, r.o
cents.
Ladies' hatost waists, lisun-d and t ri -tl .
with nitMeti front at 71c.
White waists, all kinds of material, the
latest and most f ashionable styl.-s. from i'.'j
cents to ..4s.
I Iress sinshams for s cents jx-r yard ami
up.
Apron sinshams from 4''i to Hi cents.
M us in iu hieached or unbleached from
4!, to lo cents.
in Calico we are stocked full of the finest,
newest and most desirable in the market,
at from :i to 14 cents.
Ladies skirl embroidery, 4o inches wide,
for 4S cents ami up.
l-'louuciris embroidery from :i." cents to
to 11 jter pard.
A complete line of ti iriimlnss of all sorts
and dresses in all styles on our sliclyesaml
counters.
Call ami sec them. You can't help but
In i v. us t lie bai sains we are oiler ins iu t he
ladies line are soim-thins that you can't
Stasp every day.
variety and extent of our bargain
Respectfully,
4' C0.9
THE LEADERS.
GALLITZIN, PENNA.
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GTTIZLSTILSr.
L. JOHSSTOS. M. J. HVt'K. A. H'.Kl 7.
EaTAIf LIHH KD 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Ci.7
UANKHltS,
EBEXSBUliG. ... TENN-A.
A. W. Bl'l H, 4'staliler.
Ebtablikhxd 8S8.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAHHOU.TOWN, PA.
T. A. NIUKRtruil, Cstaliler.
(Jenerai BantimJisiEtss Transactci.
The lollowinif are the principal feature! ol
fteneral bakdna- business :
1IEPOMTN
Kecetverf payable on demand, and Interest bear
Ins; oer LIB rates Issued to time deKtsltora.
I.OAKN
Fxtended to costotrierii on favorable farm and
approved pajier dlsooonted at all timet.
I.M.ITIIXM
Made In the locality and opon all thebanklna;
towns la the United Ntalea. Charices moderate.
MR A FT
leaned neaotlable In all parts of tbe l'nlld
Siatns. and loreltcn exchange Issued on all parts
of Enropa.
ATrT
Of merchants, farmers and others toilet ted. to
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Pa tront are assured that all transactions shall
be held as strictly private and ctnndefillal. and
that they will be treated at lllterally as good,
ban 1. 1 n rules wii permit.
Uespecttally,
Jlll.Nt. nt'C'K 4k i tK
lmM Fire Insurance Apcy
rr. "W. DICK,
General Irsurance AgenU
nil WHOM IT M AY CfiNCEKN:
1 Ail irtus baviuic claims sAitist I he eslai
ol Jeroniak NiNnsn. lale of Mnnsier twnship,
Cambris county deceasetl.oraau nl tl a. lata ..I
Eltaa Ntmnati. lute ol said ta.ltlp. tiecea.e.1.
are res) nested l present ilicir -talu pro-erlj
prtuitad to me by May 2itlt. tnv.i.
M ti. AiriKEE.
EInsburK, fa., March SI. Into.