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v. - - m:i'tkmi:i:i: t.-.. iv.t.
AM r.Ko. A I..
.1 l: WiIImt. is :ittMn:iiis tin- Fair
am Kimliall v:i at tin'
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k stai l't ft r ; In I Miliana
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i.-w , iHII's ill t 1 1 ! I VfillH'si;;iy.
, . .ii li.a.K of stoi k u i-i v iin lnailril
, i Siimlav as r!:il.irs at tin-
i, :-ii Lanty. I'm- il' I'.Mi'i' lun
, ,; ami lii'st i itii hs. uas in t.nvn
.1 l;iK.i: it nl f.iliiilv liavi'
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.Hairy nf I'.-nt t'al I'i'iitisv I
i 'I at i in! i . 1 1 a. i. I'a.. I.i--
a t i i '.' '.!. Tiic I a ii i nail Iri -r
-in -inn rail's.
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I i: I '-Ii at I'm I ;ii.'i'. a ml
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! a; ii 1 . will L.- 1 1 h 1 1 i-il iii
inii-'s liimn'mi Tliiii'sdav.
A i l k .lai'nli Si il. nf N'i-U
I 1 a ml i .ii L I . ai.'i'ii n i iii'
M: t . i i a mapli- I I i a t I'll -ami
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' ''.u ill ri'-uim- npi f.t
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K' ;m inatm y.
I.', ntsii iais is t i in a i f that
"' !' t lii'i r mn plnyi s tn
1 ' t.iif fn i-of rust nf tians.
I-! two I'V.'lit sinus jt is
' -i In 1 In- i mplnyi s of hi
' - l !il lint In- spa i i a t
' 'I: V isjnli trips.
a iii-w
ia .mail
Si lli'lillli- mi tin
wint into i-tTiTt.
' -' I 'I'.lllis liny
Iii'i'ii taki-n
' ; "i '.In' l'itTsi,,,a. liivisiim.
1 -! I'l iiii. ami two oil tin-
' n. w li i a s nniu- in (jj -'a
' 1 'in pa ii y s i-vpi-i.si'S.
a mi in Im i of inij ni i it s w
in- i.piiiinti : i ap'am Torn
: " in in.!, p. .mi. ni .-an.iiil.it.-'
- V'-:tr. II. may ( t,(.
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tin li-t npm, ,llt
alalal. - lint this . a. .
'"I fair w.'i'i- h.1,1 u,
-' LKl.iy fur thr lam-til (
'it placf. ami .i. su...
1 ' I' " Maniac Oiiili' :i nniii-
-sl
tl...
" lns wi n- pii si-nt at tin
' i iiiii'' anil ri-i.i.rt ih .t -f...
linn-, I.n ttois tin-place."
u Tliin-silay niirht .'1 trains with
p.'ai hi's pas-i-,1 wi-stwaril ovi-rtln- I'i-iiii-sjlviiiii.i
railrciiil. This wmihl mak.-;i
total nf :tr' l itis. whii h av.-iiii'il ."ii
liiiski-ts i-.iili on i.l maki'ii vrainl total of
1 ..-. l li.lski'ts.
( liarli-s I lu.ik. of AltiMiiia. in i'iiiiitanv
w i'h Ins hrm hrr. hoiirili'il a Ir.-iulit truin
mi Mninlay rvi'iiim; foe tin- purposi- of irn
in tishi nir. It, i i -1 1 i r i s o'l at Im'HwimmI hi
ina.l.' a inissti'p n ml his font was caiiitht
hi'twccn tin- hrakr shm ami one of tin
w ln'i'Is ami s, ha-llv injnri'd that It hail to
Ii.' ainpntiiti'il on his arrival at the Alloo
ti it hospital.
--Mr. Otr Ailains. son of Mr. ami Mrs.
Siimm Ailiims. of Ki'lsaiHi. tl :! in.l'itts
liutiion t In-.".t h inst., fiom tvphiml fi-vcr.
Tin' yoiinc man was almnt, t w i'iity-oin-
i ;irs of imi' iuiil had hrrii ftnployi'd as ii
liri'inun on tin- IViinsylvaniu railroad.
1 1 is' if ma ins with Taken to his fortnei' home
on Thursday of last week and interred in
the Methodist cemetery at that place.
--A hay horse admit live years old and
i'iihini! ahont l.loo pounds w;is stolen
Irmn tin- stahle of M. T. Co. in Altonna.
on Tuesday ninht together w ith a set of
harness and a road cart. The owner
tlii.ked the hoof ami wheel marks for
some d 1st i m-e on the Wopsononock road
audit is supposed that the theif cros-i'd
t lie mountain into this country Look out
lor him.
- n Thursday of last week the I'rohihi-
t L misis of this county met iu Luyion's
1 1 a 1 1, iu .Ich nsinw n ami tuun mated the fnl-
lowini; ticket: Treasurer, Henry J.arn
hait.nl U.kxiiury: ( om ni issimieis, .1 ulin ,J .
1 1 unipliteys. nf .Inliiisinw n. and John l'ol
snm. of ivic!ishiirj: l'.ior I lirector. Joseph
1'. Liiytmi. ni .Inliiistow n: A uditoi s. Will
iam A. l'aiini r. or Motrellvillc, and W. 1).
Join s, nl t aiulii iii tow hship.
The old Mii nkle ( Jrist mi II in this place,
whi.h was purchased some time ami hy
Mi. Sa uiuel l.i ui w iu has hi -en r.-'it ted with
ii. w machinery under the new process and
is turning nut lirst class work. It is fur
fuihish.'.l with steady power and plenty
of it l'i-m. the dam and as water is tie' hest
power lor in i.i work, our f. inner IriemN
cm depend mi haviim tliehesi of wolk
Iniii'. i i i e tin- mill a t rial.
--(iim:;.' I;. Ket'arise, a prnmineiit
liiii.kanl preacher and one of the lust
kiiiAin in. ii in le-dfoid coniitv. riim
iiiiti, -il siijrj.l.. on Sunday mm i nir hy
lui :: a 1 ni.'. a t his home near Sa letn v i 1 le in
le-ilinid county. Mr. KeLraiise w;is i',o
Vt'ill - nl lu'r. lie held sel ices on Satur
i.'ay un:ht ainl was in particularly L'ood
spirits ami led his horses, as was his usual
ru-t.ui,. Two liou i s later his family found
hiiii h.iiiLriii!; to a cherry tree close hy the
hn.i-e.
- A man w h lar.eil to he a.-scss.-.l .-an
Vi.ii- ill lln- . oveln In r eleclimi hy calilllL'
two men who w i 1 1 s ..-ir he has heen a res
ident of t he district for tiii days. I'.ut if he
i n ,s to pay ii state or county tax. ussesstt!
wi'.hiu two yea I '- immediately pi eceeil i n
tin el.clion in days helnri: the flection.
I here I s io pnw if II pill I i ill t 1 1 1 hilt ill se-
i ui . hi iu a vote The payment of taxes.
t. . 'iml.le ii man m vole. musT ! made
i:nl ia t. r t htii t . tnler T. If y.m wait nu
ll 1 ( i. tni.er s. yon ii! just he :.'- hours too
A most ii j si ri s; i.r m i iden t occii rred i n
Lia'iii.i r township. Wei i.imeiaiid cnniit v,
mi edlu-sil.iy last, ( hainticis Mitchell,
nf LiLriuiii-r, who was helping to thresh,
se ei a i mi les in t he count ry, while ti x iim a
I. e!t. tin- shin sleeve tm his left arm was
i-a ui; 1 1 ! hy tin- c 1 : m h -r and I.. f ire he emi 1.1
exn icate himself, the no 'tn 1 .1 -l- was draw ii
in and turn out at the shoulder. Strong
iL.-ii who s.nv the Iriirl.ifiil accident
quailed at the siirht.. The liijnied man
wastaki-L to his Inline where he has a
lai.'e family tl' pi ndiu on him for sup
port. A ne'ii. iia met! Jackson committed an
assault and hitttery upon a ilauhter of
Joseph So. i.-. iii I liinca us vi lie. Friday.
He ills,, rohl . il the irirl of forty t-nts.
I'nii-laliie Lynieii 1'iii'e arrested the mall
ami took him hcfoi e J n t ice John K. Slio
enleii. A laiire crow it iisst-m hied in the
,j usi ,ces ,-ourt to hear t he test imoiiy. and
in the most interest in-r port ion of t In- In-iir-i
n a; 1 he llo. ir -udileii ly vave Way. precipi
t ill i li-; t he j usi it-e. . it nesse. prisonei imd
en ii "'nil's into the cellar. Jackson was
la niialit hen- ami loilm in tin- county
jail. - I !'! it'll ;ln( i'l tjixlii:
i: Thui'silay afternoon ieorae Lavc
ly. of Johnstown, a stonemason hy oecii
patitiu. w its v, ni kintf at his trade at Stui.
tori Mills, this c. unity, helpini; to lay the
iilm r meii i s for t h,. ni w iion hrid'e across
i.tiiemahohiiiir creek. A derrick pin fell
and struck him on the head crushing in
t In- -Ii ii I ! and k nock i nir hi in from thescaf
inliim : iu an uiicmiscious coii.lition. He
regained cou-ciousiie-s Friday fvciiln,
tu.t the doctors say that it is almost iin
I ossihle for him ti) recover. He is a' the
home of Luther (mrduer, atStantou Mills,
and his wife; family and parents ar at
hi- ,ed-ide. Smiu isi t li min-itit.
A w l iter in an aL't iciilttn al paper .states
tint the hest way to preservi; fruit is as
follows: lo not pear or seal the fruit,
mi-rely put it up cold. (let fresh fruit.
w:i"h it I lioriiimhl v. put it in common three
or four LTallmi earthen jars, press it down
as much as you can without injiiritiu it.
Take two mi nets com it ui lid extract silly X.
whu'li mi can u'et at any (tni store, dis
solve it in four trillions hmlim; w ater, when
cool pour on eiiotiah lo cover the fruit.
The saiyx prevents fermentation and the
wait r keeps the air from the fruit. The
fruit is -aid to keep oiier ami taste heller
than hy the canning process and it is cer
taini worth a trial,
William Leahev died at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lea In y.
at Lilly, on Tuesday, Septeiuher l.'tli.
ls'.ii ai'e.l :.'' years. Lesides his parents
he is survived hy live hroihers all well
known citiens of Lilly, namely, I'arou.
John, Patrick. Thomas and Daniel autil
two sister. Mary ami C'athurine. lie was
ticket atieitl at Lilly, from OetoI tT 17.
tiil Novemtjer ls'.r.', w hen lie went to Koeh-i-st.-r.
N. V., to lake a course in short
hau.I. He then went to Columhiis, i .,
whi le he had a position iu the car record
oliire of the I. C. C. vV S. L. Kailroiid un
til his health failed. He silllerctl from
llrjaht's tlisease and four weeks aao came
Inline siuct! which time he urew gradually
W m -e lilitil lie died. At Lilly, w here he
pas-eil t he irrcatt-r pot tion of his life, hi:
will he mii'j and kindly reiiicmhered for his
n.ai.v cooil tiialilies of mind and heart,
and the t nmpaiiimi-nf his youth and man
hiMitl will deeply re ret that an All-wise
prnv nl. -nee has seen lit to remove from this
earth one wlio Kave stlfll promise of
hcihu' a useful and honored citi.eii.
Tratlr HrlKlnriilnK I'p.
Aecordilitf to the ('onnellsville Cnurirr,
then- is an improvement In the coktt trade
of t he Coliliellsville letion, mid the ho"
ful feel in i4 anions the opeintors (rows
siiohaei as the diiys .'.ion. While there
il no marked incre is,. in thedemaiid. ship
ments having fallen lower than ever last
week, the siiiriinir up of more iron mills
yives hope thai the tide of trade must
soon llnw strongly the other way. The
iron trad" journals airrt-e that the hot torn
has heen k 'ached and that future changes
will he for the heller. It is scarcely pos
slhh: that this ilepres.-ins iHthditioil can
loin; continue with the iron mills starting
up at lh(" rate they have heen doing dur
ing the past several weeks. Tin- improve
ment will he slow, hut hv the same token
il will he sure. When furnaces are once
mil of blast they are not likely to he put
in Mast until the demand for their pro
duct promises to he pruli table and m:i-uiu-
Ul'Ut.
int'ltlf Urn. Robert A. Jlrtoy.
(ii ii. ral Unbel t A. Mct'oy. cashier of the
Klair County Itank at Tyrone, committed
suicide at his home in that place about 4
o'clock on Mn inlay moriiiuif hv shootm;
hi nisei f i n t he riirht temple. No cause can
lie iissinned for the rash act other Than
temporary insanity caused, hy sickness and
hro (dinjr over the deaths of his wife and
only son, w hich occurred a couple of years
!".
(lencral McCoy was well known to the
ohler residents of Kleiislurf, liavimr re
sitletl here for several years prior to the
late war, at that time ln-intr a clerk in tie
plot honotary's odice and eiiuaetl in read
ing law in the oft ice of the late .lutlire
Johnston. He was admitted to the bar iu
this county in June, lstU), and practiced his
piofcssjon until the breaking out of the re-iM-lliou,
when he enlisted and left Ktieus-
hurr as a iiii'iiiIht of Company A, Klevenlh
I'ennsy lvania Keserves on the f.'lh of
June, lst',1. and served duriuK the entire
war. He was honorably discharged with
the record of Li ij-'atlicr (ieneral in March.
lsi",.". .fter his discharge from the army
he became private secretary t: (Jovernor
Curt i ii. Then he was chief clerk in the
land department at llarrishursr. and at the
orjrani.at ion of the Llair Count v l'.ankinir
Company at Tyrone in ls74 lie was appoint
ed "ashier, which position he tilled ever
since. He was also president of the Jun
iata Minimx ami Mamifactiirini; Company
and a member of the tirm of Liveriuht,
McCoy ,v Co., coal miners.
t Ieneral McCoy was born in this county
on June Tth. ls::."i, an.l was iu the .V.ith year
of his aire, lie was married at llarrisburtf
in lsi'; to Kinma Wallace, wfio dietl at
Tyrone. February :i. ls;il. one iiu.nth alter
the death of t heir only son. KoU'i t Wal
1 a c e, ho died January :i. ls'.ii, aveil
years.
Ilnrkrr in I lie Man.
Karker is the man. (Snnlimj.
I'orrei t!
"Ihirker is the man" who kicked the
f on;ix ancestors nut t.f the Hstt.nice in
Lln-nshtirir ami for a lonir time the house
of Thompson kicketi iinavailimrly against
I lit: house of Marker. 1 1 is now "die ihnj or
t iit the hatchet" with the ttuxlhuj ami
" Lilt ker is i he man."
"Karker Is the man" who. when there
w as a vacancy on t In-judicial bench in this
county, turned down the late (lin. M.
Kcade. Ksip, w ho hail accepted the nomi
nation and made a hopeless t'mhl for the
office a few years liefore. "Karker is tin
man" w ho w hen there w as a sure t hiii1; of
iin appointment said, "we'll take it."
"Karker is the man."
"Karker is the man" who. when C. T.
Unbelts. S. W. Davis, Fesius LI. .yd. Har
rison Du is and John Owens wt-ri- appli
cants for the posiolfice under Harrison
four eais airo. scattered them all to Un
winds by aiisweriim that "I'll take that
myself." "Karker is t he man."
"Karker is the man" who when Captain
Davis announced himself as a eamlid ite
for Conirress two years auo. entTed him ofT
the track ami said "we'll take the tlele
trates for Scull." "Ka.ker is the man."
"Karker is the man" w bo ixave David
Coulter a lesson iu politics when he was a
candidate for the nomination for treasurer
at the late K. -publican con vent ion. and
David is sf ill wmi.lerinu' wfiat struck him.
'Karker is the man."
"Karker is the man" w ho rules the Re
publican puppets in this county ami t hey
InVe to dance when he pulls t lie string.
Inrrlatt Llrrntrii.
The follow inu tiiarriajrc licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of tin: Orph-ms' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, .Septem
ber l.'.lh. ls'i.;:
Charles K. Lini.'. Indiana county, anil
Mary A. Suitman. Cambria county.
.lohn Hare and Annie Schucha, James
tow ii.
Elmer X. Kyrne. I'ation, and Mauie
Drass. Chest township.
tieoi-tfi- A. Skelly. Franklin, and Annie
Stephens, Loretto.
Aiu;ustiti C. Fish. r, I'atton. ami Mary
Kishop, Allegheny township.
Isatlore Seyniore and Theresa Kishop,
Allegheny township.
D. L. Keyseraod M. K. tirillith, Jolnis
tow n.
Johii.I. Uei:hard. Mineral Point, ami
Lizzie A. Daks, Croyle township.
Samuel Warner and Mary Ctibauuh,
J'lhustow tl.
Andrew J. Kyer, Hollitlaystmrir, l'a.,
and Margaret L. Kecher, (iallit.in.
Klijah II. Miller, Uoxhiiry, ami Amanda
( lar.iner, Joliiistown. .
Thomas I. DoiiKhiioiir and Sarah Car
penter, Johnstown.
James W. L. Kerr. I'ittshnrs. and Sadie
Mabel Chute. Kbenshuri:.
John Hit-key and Catharine Con way.
Johnstown.
Dw isrht Roberts and Minnie Von Liinen,
Johnstown.
i l.'iir?.' F. Moore and Carrie Hamilton.
Johnstow ii.
Andrew J. Miller and Sarah E. Atkin
son, Conemauirh.
J.ihii Edin und Cora Matthews, Iieade
tow iiship.
Joseph II. Wherry and Ma I'lorei.c"
Litz.iin'er.
MierinTn
SheritT Shtimaker tlisMisetl of the follow
ing properties at sherilT's sa'e last week:
The inteiest of Charles H. McAteer in
three iots of .'round in Johnstown to the
Security Kuililiiux ami Loan Association
tor Jsii.-.iio.
The interest of John Stark in a house
and lot in Morrell ville to T. J. Fearl for
(:.
The interest of Ceorste Kolt. in a lot iu
Daisytwn to Mrs. Kolt. fur f..
The interest of II. M. Neel in Joo acn s of
land iu Adams township to Charles A.
O'Krien for fri.Toi).
The interest of William Dilmati iu a
house and lot ia Siiinci iiill Lorouch to M.
D. Kittell lor (j:.
Tin: interest of tieoriie Ellwaiiffer ii. a
house and lot in Ashville to the Excelsior
Kui Id in).' and Loan Association for .").
The interest of Hannah Schmeader in a
house and lot in Washington township to
Mrs. A. Koss fur t:..
The interest Erhanl Farahaujrh in a farm
iu Allenhetiy township and twi pieces of
land in Carroll township to William Chap
lin for IK.
The inteiest of E. (Jessler iu a piece of
land and two houses in Hastings lmouiih
to John A. IJessler for H.
'J he interest of J. I L and Sarah Fisht-r
in a piece of land in Portage township to
Israel C. Caldwell for t::.
The sale of the properties of Alice S.
Hays, A'hert J. Daks, Jacob Zelasky,
Johnstown; Owen Inoldsby, Washlnutoli
township, and that of Philomeua (ilasser.
Elder township, were stayed.
lilnlllmK.
Some very proiniiu iit Democrats concetle
the election of the entire Republican ticket
in this county next November. From
present appearances it is only a question
as to how lariru the majority will lie.
EliOixhitrij llt rnld.
It is an old saying that lioys after niKbt
time, in passing a gpiveyarii always whis
tle to keep their courage up. Our Repub
lican brethein are at the same liaine and
we trive tin: above as a sample of their sor
ry efforts.
If they could gel David Coulter, late Re
publican candidate for treasurer from
East ConeinauK" j"'" n
whistle they would feel milch better,
hut all efforts to get U.ivid to pucker and
look pleasant have proviMl futile.
Even the announcement hi the Johns
town Tribune that Captain Davis might
bean independent candidate fell Hat on
Davhl and his friends, and unless David
is captured hy their whistling, they have
very little liojiu.
1'Anrt lrftl.
The following cases wt re d isHscd of last
week ill addition to those already reported
in the Fkkkm.vn:
Commonwealth vs. Charles Hohan and
John Stanton. Jury find defendants
guilty of receiving stolen goods. Sen
tenced to pay a tine of f 10 and costs.
Commonwealth vs. Edward Keales, lar
ceny. Jury tint! defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Ann'e Yarnell, as
sault and battery. Jury find defendant
not guilty and the prosecutor, Heniy Dias,
pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs Charles McNeills, de
frauding a Niai-ding-hoiise keeper. Jury
liml defendant not guilty ami the prosecu
tor. Frank Larison, pay tin: costs.
Iu the surety of the peace cases of Hen
ry Dias vs. Annie Yarnell, and Annie Yar
nell vs. Henry Dias. the court directed the
prosecutor in each ease to pay the co-ts.
Commonwealth vs. Andrew Zuvarri
and Stephen Zuvari. felonious assault and
and battery. Jury tind Andrew Zuvarri
guilty and Stephen Zuvarra not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Plaocein. as
sault and battery. Jury tind defendant
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Willia'n Steele, em
bezzlement. Defendant plead guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Neil O'Donuell, for
nication and bastardy. Defendant plead
guilty anil the usual sentence was imposed.
Commonwealth vs. Ed. Kraiidon, th
fraiulinir a Imai'ding-house keeper. De
fendant plead guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Kridu'et Sherman,
keeping a disord ;rly house. Defendant
discharged.
Commonwealth vs. Theodore Mercer,
felonious assault ami careless discharging
of tire-arms, and trespass. Jury found dei
fentlaiit guilty on the last count in the in
dictment. Commonwealth vs. (osors-e Kerger. tres
pass. Defendant discharged.
Commonwealth vs. tJeorge Elder, forni
cation and bastardy. Defendant plead
trinity ami the usual sentence imposed.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Rolierts, fel
onious assault anil pointing tire-arms.
Jury tind defendant guilty with a recom
mendation to the mercy of the court.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Matthews,
shooting with intent to kill and felonious
shooting. Jury tind defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth Vs. Charles Matthews,
surety of the peace. Sentenced to pay the
costs and enter into recognizance lo ke-u
t he peace.
( omiiionw ealtl
Kensey, larceny
vs. Howard anil Alliert
Jury liml defendants
not guilty.
Common wt-alt h vs. Henry !L
giavati-tl assault ami liatterv.
Miller, ag
Jurv liml
defendants guilt v.
Cnm m n w ea I r b vs. William Thomas
and William IleNel. larceny. Jury tind
defendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Philip Fulker, felon
ious assault anil re.-klessly miming a pis
tol. Jury liml defendant guilty on second
count in indictment.
Commonwealth vs. John (aily, malicious
mischief ami assault ami battery. Jury
tind defendant guilty of sect. ml count in
indictment.
Commonwealth vs. Daniel Mi-Fall, open
lewdness and soiicilatii.n to commit sodo
my. J ury liml defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Edward Ream, larce
ny. Jury liml defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. William iH'smotid.
fm nicat inn. Jury tind defendant not guil
ty and the prosecutor, Wilson Lloyd, to
pay the costs. Commonwealth vs. Albert
Low man et al.. larceny. Jury tind de
fendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John (iilaidy. assault
and battery. Jury tind iief.-mlan t guilty.
Commonwealth vs. same, surety of the
peat e. Jury liml defendant not guilty and
the prosecutor. John Krow u. paythecosts.
Commonwealth vs. Stephen Fieri and
Stephen Novak, and Commonwealth vs.
Annie Yannitski, assault and battery,
cross suits, were tried together. The jury
ft n ii.l Stephen Fieri and Annie Yannitz
ki guilty and Stephen Novak not guilty.
Sentenced to pay a line of live dollars and
costs of prosecution.
Commonwealth vs. (ieorge Kurn. assault
ami battery with intent to commit rape.
Jury tind defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John McAvoy, ma
licious mischief ami cruelty to animals.
Jury find defendant guilty of malicious
mischief tint not guilty of i-ruelty to ani
mals. Sentenced to pay a line of live dol
lars and costs.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Melvin. em
bezzlement. Jury tind ilefenilan t not guil
ty and the prosecutor, James Flynii, pay
t he costs.
Commonwealth vs. Elvira Aubry. Jury
liml defendant not guilty.
Common weal th vs. John McSally, ma
licious mischief. Jury tind defendant
guilty. Sentenced to pay a line of live dol
lars ami costs and go to jail for ten days.
Commonwealth vs Ludwick (.aelets, de
frauding a hoarding-house keeper. Jury
tind defendant guilty. Sentenced to pay
the costs ami go to jail for 'Jt hours.
Commonwealth vs. Emma Hughes, for
nication. Jury lind defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. (ieorge McCrea.
ailultry. Jury lind defendant not guilty.
Com mon wealth vs. Christ Snyder ami
wife, surety of the peace. Defendants
sentenced to pay the costs.
NM'ON I) W KKK.
Commonwealth vs. James C. Slick, lar
ceny. Continued.
Commonwealth vs. Andy Kez.ara et al.,
highway robbery. Continued.
Common wealth vs. Simon Wess, forni
cation and bastardy. Jury lind him guilty.
The usual sentence imposed.
Commonwealth vs. William Dunn, se
duction under promise of marriage. Jury
liml defendant gni'ty.
Commonwealth vs. tteorgt: Koring, as
sault. Jury tint! defendant not guilty and
divide the costs equally lietweeii the de
fendant and the prosecutor, Charles Fara
abaugh. Commonwealth Vs?. August Keppler, as
sault and battery. Jury lind defendant
not guilty and divide the costs equally be
tween the defendant and the prosecutor.
C'inrad Andres.
Commonwealth vs. Mrs. Kesiah McCau
ley, forcible entry and detainer. Jury
tind defendant not guilty ami divide the
costs lictwccu the defendant and the pios
eculor, John A. Smith.
Commonwealth vs. t ieorge Aiikenbauer,
Violating the liquor laws. Continued.
Commonwealth vs. William Kianiion,
defrauding a hoarding-house keeper. De
fendant discharged.
Commonwealth vs. Ulysses Daiiels, for
nicatitin and bastardy. Defendant plead
guilty. The usual sentence imposed.
Commonwealth vs. Edward Williams,
larceny. Jury tind defendant not guilty.
Hard Tlnit-ii Haul.
The country probably never liofure ex
perienced such a hard panic with so little
general effect on business, and the
country lias never been in a giod con
dition as it is in to-day. The demand for
articles of known purity and quality has
lieen steadily increasing instead of de
cieusing. So il is w ith the rye whiskies
bottled by Max Klein. The public know
that the Silver Age, Duqucsue and Rear
Creek ryes are the finest in the country.
They know that doctors recommend them;
that as a stimulant they are unsurpassed.
They are for sale by all !irst-class hotels
and dcaleis at 1..V, 1.'.'." and fl.ui per
quart respectively. Send for a catalogue
of the liiiest whiskies, wiut-s and liquors in
the slate to Max Klein, Federal street,
Allegheny, Pa.
Tiik races al the IloMidayshurg fair on
Wednesday had to lo postponed uu ac
count of had w ealhcr.
letter.
( Spkclal CoRK.i3jrosrjEJ.cr. )
The time aptly designated the FaU
Fofctivities Searniu, waa inaugurated by
the opening of the Fifth Annual Exhibi
tion of the Cireat Ihttsburgh Kxoeiuon,
on the evening of September 6th.
This pre-eminently sutvetieful institu
tion, is very iiulaf with the people of
Pitu-burgh ami vicinity, .its attnu tiona
are always of the highest order, and never
fail to plea.se the hundreds of thousand
of visitors who patronize it each season,
ltd average yearly attendance is five
hundred thou-sand ersons during the
forty days it ia 0.en. These figure are
abundant evidence of it. pularity.
The opening this season was even a
more pronounced Mitx-ess than ever before.
The announcement was made, tliat the
tiublic would be admitted at 8 p. m., but
long liefore that hour, thousands of anxious-visitors
w ere clamoring for admit-sion.
Everything U-ing in readiness, the mau
agemetit anticipated the time t-t for the
oiieiiiii;; by nearly one hour. A stream of
jolly, jubilant patrons, poured in the
great buildings, and those w ho felt ironic
ally inclined, tpiickly oct-m.ied the tteaU
in the vicinity of the band Maud, in an
tu'ijiation of the appearance of the famous
Kro its band, and the ever popular Klaclc
I'atti. When they ap'teared, these public
favorites were greeted with tumultous ap
plause by the immense audience, who
clearly showed their appreciation, a the
concert progressed, of both the band and
singer.
The buildings presented a handsome
apiiearance throughout, the exhibits are
costly and in good taste, tuitue of the
displays lieing uniisally elegant. The
decorations are new and in harmoiiv with
thesurrouiidinast. Spauishand American
colors predominating.
The visitors clearly showed by their
actions that they were gratititsd and
pleased, and the "Fifth Eipot-itiou with
all it pleasant features, has liecome an
xvomplishrd frt. Harris.
Koilac-ti. BMm.(in XtrlHrrn ,.
tor la.
Orders have Imi-u received by the su-iM-rintendei.t
of the mines at I'atton. Cam
Cambria county, to put ail the mines in
full oM-rati..ii at once. This is cheering
news, as for several months nasi it... ,..
have only been run.iing pan time, and
some of them have U-en shut down alt,,
getner, Sii'M-riiitendeni E. C. Kn.wn ays
tliat within two weeks they w ill u- putiiii
out tons of coal a day and tie fore the
1st of XovemlH-r th itput will amount to
...Vntiuisaday. This will mean the dis
tribution of over lo.imi in cash each wt-ek
ainoiu;the workmen of the place. The
starting up of the mines at I'atton w ill al
so I felt throughout the mining regions
of the north of the county. At Hastings.
Spangh r. and other places w here husi,.s
has been stmiewhat slack it is exiected
that a revival wiH also take place and
everythingstart up Jivciy. A fi.r Tinux.
The Lancaster Xtir Km states that
two Lancaster eoiiiity farmers reached the
the railroad station near their place about
tin: same time one day last week. One had
a load of wheat, the other a load of corn.
Kolh loads were sold at i cents -r bush
el. It is probable a similar case never be
fore occurred in that county.
Ilnrrl lauroai .allrr.
'PHE St" KSl'Hl B tK t.tlen f..rfle numlrol
i lul Iit hu 1 1,1 inn urfHu?r in W ii,,uKton
t-.wn-tup. fanilirla oiuoijr. a.ljacsQt to the ciial
nnnedtif I'uwrll . M-i:i.y. do w In oprmtion.
1 he.'o lu are ltaie.l lol.lwy leiweeii Sum-nit
n.l thr hlnh t.riilKC. on the township ron.l
on or a.l.lrFM-8 PAT't, M'Kt.N.N ,
Sept. I. ls3. Sauiiull. 'ujl.ri t:0.. Pa.
IOsr.-iSmall puriie. .Urk if roe n lixar.l fkia.
j itb plain nlver rlarp. cotitalolOK mtnl
ttiiilanp. Jvt d Munnter tunnptke hemra
O'Hum'f autl Oeiuiun. Sullnhlo renmrj lor re
turn ol mtnjf to Mrt. Munre Do. e.-, f. (i Kox
1.1. t.reon. 1.
"ll'TANTI-.K Catholic youn man to rollect,
11 deliver anil solicit. Ad.lrena wim r-ler-"s-e.
P. V. ilctJjVtKX,
79 Webatrr Ave., t'lttubura. Pa.
Sept. 15. 3t.
'IHK Ktienrtiurv Kull.llnu a. loan Amoclatlon
1 will otter l.ir tale at the e-iuorll rhatnh-r, Kt
enstiurir, on toe .'ourlh Monday In Septt mtier,
l.txio.oo. THOS. IA !S.
J-i-TtK I.tmmiH, Secretary. President.
UK.NTS (male or lemale) make (10 a day.
New Invention. Kvery tiouseliolj tnuiit
have ti. Small outlay, hue pronu. Pertectlon
Mttf. t.. lift St. Itlatr St ttleveiand. O.
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FARMERS!-
If Yof Want
Good Flour
TAKK VofKOKAI.N TO TIIK
Old Shcnklc Mill
IX KlfK.N'sIll !t..
4, This Mill has recently
W been refitted and furnish -
V e.l with the NEW
$(, PROCESS and turns
j." out nothing but first
." chiss work. Bring in
!h yur grain and give us a
A .
trial.
SAMUEL LDDWIG,
Proprietor.
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HOT tl hKllKAM'K.
M X- SHETTIO. Paorurroi.
located ax lioBola. Pa., near the H. K. It P.
Hallway liMt. Wa alwaya endearor to tor
nieb th bent afcommodalionf to buainera men,
pleanure seeker and boarder. Person In fearrh
ol jotnlort and quiet will nnd It a desl-aMe plare
to atop. The Tabla If unnarpaMed and I alwayt
upnlie.l with the beat the market atlt.rcH.and
all the delicacies ot the season. I'he Bar is sup
llle.l with the ebolreslol pore llqnors and eiitari
and nolblDK but the bettl Is sold. Special atten
tion iriven to the care ol horses.
H. J.SCHETTK.
VHM1MSTKATK1X NOT1UK.
I-itareol Thomas J. W tlliams. deceased.
Letters ol ad uitois trail. m on the enlate ol
Tbnmas J. W llllams. late ot the boroull ot Kl
eniiliura. Oaoibrla county. Pennsylvania. baviDK
ben aranteil to me. all ersns indebtett to said
Ute ate hereby notirlad to make payment to
me without delay, and those bavin claims
tl alnrt said estate will present them properly
authenticated lor setUemrnt-
SI SAN WIKL1AMS.
Administratrix of Thomas J. Williams, uet.-e.ifed.
Lbenabunt. Pa.. AukusI 18. ltnu.
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XrX'CTtiK'S NOTICE.
a Kniate o I Thomas Kinney: aeceasen.
Letters testamentary in tbe estate ol Thomas
Km try . late ol V 1 1 more hoiouxb. tlatul.ria coun
ty, deceased, bavlnv lieen a-rauled to me all per
sons indebted to raid estate are hereby not I tied
to make payment lo uie without delay and those
havluv claims a a I nut said estate will present
them proiierly auiboot icaled lor acttlemfH.
P. M. KINNtY.
tjecuu.r,
Sept. 1. 18V3. llmore,a.
r AS 1 Kit. Kellahle men to sell oor eh'jli-e
and hardy M umery stuck, and seed Po
taioea lull and complete line. Many varl.-tie
can only be obtained tlirounh as. Itomimsslon or
salary paid weekly an 1 promptly. ttc-lus'
and choice ol territory k'd. Hon l de. a.
Write at once lor terms.
A1.L.KN NI KSEHY Co.,
July -2. aut.
S. L. USD. JIATCluT KBAKB.
REED & READE,
AttornVM nt lfiAV,
EBKNSBl'K.t. - - - PENNA.
s)-tmce on Ceutr street. ( 4 2H M
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-o t-Jiaw,
KBKNSBUKU, PA.
Office In Armory Hnlldlnic. opp.Conrt Hons.
ryi w. DICK,
X. ATTOKNEY-AT-L.AW,
KBKHHHI'Kti. Pl'A'
rS(ec-tal attention to Riven claims for Pen
sion Bounty, etc. ehT- "1w0
JF. McKKXIiK'K,
ATTUtaST ASDIiiH'WlIUOl IT UW,
tBtNBl'Kl. - PA
4wTOIBoe oa Uentiw slxoet.
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We are convinced that our prices and goods are right. Since we became Simon & Co.'s successors
our daily sales up to date have increased just 40 per cent., and we still continue to sell at the same
small profit figures. In Clothing you can be suited in a Suit for yourself, your boy or boys in higher
quality than price. In Spring and Summer Styles we are stocked up to overflowing. We feel confi
dent that if you come to us you will go away better ple.'i-sed than ever before, as this is our motto:
Why do you get your Shirts mado when you can get them to fit you
and goods to suit the most particular.
We hate Shirt from cent- up to
Men's I V. iora Hats in eti-rv shade, colur
and style that vmi want fur f 1.4".
Also a very tine line nf the latest anil
must fashionatiie Stilf Hats from . cents
Up.
FURNITURE.
lit-Iow we will quote a few prices. Then
you can jmluc for yourself.
1 set sriMki yellow Chairs .'!.)
1 set irool tlark Chairs 'J.'
1 set uixkI ttark Chairs rt.im
1 set cane seat Chairs iu dark 4.'.s
1 set cane seat Chairs iu dark ."...VI
1 set cane seat Chairs in tlark .,i
1 set cane seat Chairs. Mahogany....
!1 Oak KtM-ker witn arm 1.7.1
1 Mark Kueker with arm l.i'.
1 Oak rant' s at, fancy arm '.'.s."i
j 1 tlark taiie s.:u. taniy V.7."
1 lisrht. very fam-v arm -.'.'"
Chilli's KiM-kers. Slip., 7."m-. ami... !.
I'ei luratiii Chairs ami Kim kers iu all
st t ies a II1 prices.
1 full s-.ii-t-e Mahogany or Walnut i
I..il-ruiiiii Suite "l.i j
1 full "-piece Oak' Ititl-riHi m Suit '7.i j
Sitieltoaitis. ( u.lH.ai Is ui'il Sinks a i
sM-clalty.
OH Clotli & Carpets.
We are stiK-kml in OilClnlh ami Cari ts.
It will save vmi money to huy .f Us as iu
l.uyiinr our stin k early ami in larueiuaii
tities tvesayetl inom-y.
We challenge any one to equal
offerin"' litis se.ison. Don't wait
N. D. It may be of interest to you to say we arj still deep in the grocery busine;s. It will surprise
you to seethe way we are selling goods! in this department ot our mammoth store. Some merchants
say "I wonder where they can get gi.ods 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.
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Johnston, Buck & Co.,
J IAN K Kl iS.
EBENSBUnti. - PENX'A.
A. W. RI CH, ( a.blfr.
KflTAIII.llHBI ls8.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKHUTdWN, I'A.
T. A. Nll tKH4t lll, I'Mhlrr.
General Banting Business Transacted.
The totlowlnic r th. .rlnplpkl feturei ol
general bahKinir builnesa :
iif.imisits
KeoelTetl pThlp on drman.1. and Interest tear
Idk eertlncaiei Uoed to tluie deKMuri.
IJIA.MI
Extended to eontnmer on tavorahle tetmn and
approved paper discounted at all time.
'OLI.ErTIKH
Made In the locality and opon all thebanklntt
towns In the United State. fharRei moilerate.
nRAFTM
Issne.1 neicotlaMe In ail parts nf the lnttd
States, and lorelicn eiehanue lenoe.1 on ill parts
of Kuroj .
Ol tnerrhants. farmers and nthers solicited, to
whom reasonable aronnioilatlon wilt te extended.
Patrons are assured lht all tranaxPtlnns shall
be held a strictly private and c-inhdcnttal. and
that they will tie treated a liberally as itood
banklnx 10 les will per 31 It.
Hesieet tally,
JOIISNTOS. HU H ".
AUMINISTKATtKSMin-K.
rtate ol Silas Nuiile. deceased
letters ol admlnlstratloa on the e'tmle ol lla.
Naicle. deresseil. late ol AlU-ichery townnlilp.
t'amtiria connt. I'ernsylvania. having lieen
a-ranted to me. all persons Indebted to said estate
are hereby n.itlrle.1 to make patmet U me with
out delaT.and lho havlnu c'.aluis a alnft said
estal. will preseiit then .rerly aoihentlraled
tor settlement JOSfcl'H K. HsllKK.
AdmlnUuator.
Anttt ta, SW.
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Please and Satisfy Everybody.
l-'loor Oil Clot h from V." Ci-Hts to 4s cents
er s.juare yard.
Ingrain Carpet, one yanl w itje. at .'id, i'K
4s ami no cents.
Stair Catet from ','.'! cents up 1 .Hit t-nts
per yard.
SHOES! SHOES!
If you wi-h in ;'i t a ifotttl ami substan
tial Shoe call on us. Vou uill surely litid
soiiu't h i :iir that till! suit you.
Ladies' ihuiiMla plain tip Hal sprins
iieel, tuition 1. .'." Ill ?'.'.ll
I.ailies' d. insula, opera and eoinmuii
Sense, huttoll. heel l.'J.'ito l.Vl
Ladies" extra line i i it-tl Il.'ui-in r -. .vi
Ladies' russ.-t. tipp.tl. Imtion -j.iio
Ladies" tine H-tlhlett till T tolK'd : as,,.
Misses' and Children's iniii-m
leather tipued l.lo. I.'.'."!. I. .'to j
Ladies" line sura... hut ton or luce .
Ladies' t i.ied and coiiniiiiii sense Ox- i
h't'ls f.mt ami 1. ..-. j
Children's tipM-tl Oxfords , :
i "hiltireii's russet ami doiiirula .pi-iim
heel l.si and l.IH
I n tan ts' s,iM-s fr.:ii cei.i s up.
M-i;'s tare ami eninrn-ss s l.'j't I
M en's sat in calf, lace or congress ".'.' I
Men's I; calf, lace or coiiim- t "-, i
Men's Ilppeil Hill. her. extra lilie '.'."ill
M en's line hai.d-sew til. lace or con-
L'l'i-Ss .
1 .-ii's I ii i -a ria n ca I f. laee . ireniiu'i i-ss . . ',.tsi
Men's line Kangaroo tipped, laee
or congress :;.t
Mi ii sextta tine '.issaiin ii- calf. Ian- 1
the intrinsic value as well as the
but come at once to
lours Respectfully,
THE BEST PLACE IN ALTOONA
TO BUY CLOTHING IS AT
JOIfJS Mc COAW'ELU S
1300 ELEVENTH AVENUE.
Where you will find a complete line of Men's, Boys' and Chil
dren's Suitings in all styles and qualities.
fr Men and Boys, for Style and Finish can not be beat for the price
Furnishing Goods, Hats and caps,
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS
in endless varieties. You are invited to call and see us when in the
ityand we will do you good.
JOHN McCONNELL,
ALTOOXA , IKX XA .
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CARROLLTOWN.
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IXH'Look for Ad. next week..
EBENSBTJRG
Marbles Granite Works,
J. WILKINSON 8l SON, PROPRIETORS,
DEALKIaS IX
Monuments, Headstones, Vaults and Saret phagis. Marble and
Marbleized Slate Mantels, reinetery Fencing of all' kinds. Also
Iron Fem-ing for public buildings and dwellings.
ruirlia-M-rs wiU tind finr iri-s tlip Inwtt wlin tliev consiil.-r tin. pla-; f.f work w
niaiiiifiu-tiir.-. W.-aobuy by the car-load and rI ve custoini-r tin advantaui- uf n-
WE CIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
ETTIN(R (OF WdPflSK.
WA?HINCTON AND JEFFERSON COLLECE.
NINETY -1 Hllt! I'KAK i pens sept. I.t. Kul ly iU pied Mir eollnre work Klei-tive euares adapt
ed to Ria.ly prepare or rtta.l til the learned .proiesali'n laboratories for t'beiuistry. Mineramtcy
mil Hiiik.iit. Athletic Kield and sew tiynaslum with Medu-al lnrwtnr. Kn'nes very molerale.
Aluiunl Address TH t Plit'.'SI IKN'f. Washington. Pa.
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II. MYEUS.
s ATTUKMEY-AT-I.AW.
tCBaritiBi'Ma. ta.
-Ofee la (Jollonade Wow, tin l)Btr treat.
at such a re-nark'ably low price
or -oiiirress j ,75
Men's 'rain plow slllM.s hu.-kled. Ital-li-t
toiitrue 1.::.",
Mens Molkilli; slioes 'on ( jr.-t f-,,
n from ' '.ei cents to 1.
DRY GOODS.
Ladies, here is the plai'c t'i irt-t your ili'y
ITimkIs.
C 11 it a i us from 7."i cents .'..ii -r pair.
Ladies' ,. n al.- ttaists. lifhi or dark, .Ml
cent-.
Ladies' In i..-t w a is -. i trin .-d a lid s 1 j ,j,
with riitlU'.l front at 74c.
White ait. all kinds of material, the
lat-st and most fasuioiiahle styles, (ruin 1,1
cents to Is.
)res ; ti ir liu ins for s cents jM-r yard and
up.
Apron j-'iii-'haiiis from I', to u cents.
M us in in lileacheii or uiihleaclied from
t: , ti ill eellts.
I II Ca I ico u e are slue kinl f 11 II of t he li lies! ,
newt-si and most deirahle in the market,
at from :t to 1 1 cents.
Ladies' sUirl etiil.rtiitiery, 4o im lies w iile.
fur 4s cents and up.
J-'h in iK-i im eiiiluoidery from :i." cents to
to 1 iet paid.
A Cotllplele lilie of 1 1 i II I 111 i II L's of all soils
and dresses iii all tvli' 011 our sin-lyes uml
counter.
I'all and see them. You can't help hut
huy. as lie- haiu'ains tt e are olleiin in t,,.
ladies line are miii'i hintf that you can't
m asp every da t .
variety and extent of our bargain
THE LEADERS.
GAIXITZIN, PENNA.
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