il
'in
CI ranbvva JFrraiuin.
Hil.NHM Kfi. f'AMItltlA CO., TA.
i i;iii.v. - - si;i-ti:m:i:i: .".. iv...t.
1,1.(11. AMI l-UIXIWI,.
Mi-.. I.ukt Ivniy. j Lorettii. jsi!l with
l.'v.-r.
M ; M;iry K!Ien Ivory-, nf Lurctto, is
,! a it Ii I v plioul f 'Vi-r.
..Mr. .li.lui Vitlnur, nf Pulton, was a
1,1 i liis ntlice on Sat unlit v.
, tr load of s1k'.') was sliippoii from
.i ,. ;oii in this piiii i- on Monday.
.I,.i.u Sliai'liauah. Ksij., of tli. Sinntiiil,
i i i-noi' to our ollice on Thursday.
M-i'. -'aim's i'.oiaiul, of Su in tn i t v i I !t.
. , i.;ior In Ktifiiliui on Thursday.
, . .I,ii.h I.oii. of Siitumoiliill. was
-I ,ll llli' l' KKKMAX olliee oil TlllllS-
,:.i'.
.. .Inlii) F. Wills, one of Loretto's
.,u,.,r in. ivhanis. w a in t w n on Tliurs-
; . Frank P.asil. of Ashville. lrupp.il
vi hili' a l true lance al tin- fa ir
,, , u:n day.
.I .lni 11. Mi-C'loskry. of (iallit.in,
,, i ; ni- resident of KIm-iis! iiirj;, was in
Vl, ,, l.i.i's.iuv.
Mi .'. K. Fm-Ii. one of Spanker's eii
. - iir in' r. -hauls, vvas u visum- to our
,,n riii'ida v.
i i I ; . . t -1 1 ( a--Mday, of this place, has
i ,-,, a lol on Sample street, in tin'
.. ,ml. Iioiu I. onion K.'i'd, Km.
Mi .li.hu Mnlvi'liil, a resident of In
, , .liiiiv in thi-vi ii.ily of N'icktowti,
I li.iav la-l. iiiii-il atiout lj v;u.
i'.M .u'iv cents a hiishfl in
. , x.,,!,in ii. y la! wc.-i.. They sell for
, h.-iv. Pniiv'y must hi' ovi-r-
i- -aid that tin- only ti-rtain way to
i Mi.-hi'oi.m from a loail stool is lo cat
Iim' it is a mushroom, if you
- a toad stool.
II ii. i. ali AmT. of near Tiono, Flair
!l t i i m tin' mow of 1 lull" hai'll
..it w ! vvlilh" uailii-iinu I'u'irs
, i !,,. i of hof lens.
Mi. l'liodoii- Storm, of l'h'st Spring's
,.. I;.-- Fill!.-, dauhi.'r of W. A. F. Fit.
.. 1 ; . ' Foii tlo wi re visitolstu l hi
; ... i v oil ' on Thursday,
A .-a-' as derided in the I'clitiv couu
i ... i i :.i-t uoi-k that lias l.e.ii p.-iidnm
, i ai. Twi'lvi' hundred acres ol
v4 r.. ai land were involved.
;-. Frank II.'i'to, of Foivlto. who
- for tin' pricM lioo.l. will nuii-
, ;, - in lies a t t.onu-. Having nodi m-
i ,t li.ai honoi i.y 1. is. ...ii i'!n"aii.
1 1. .i. Myi-r-, nil old time Hindiuid of
I ,M .'in i a, n llnlisi'. in this place, l;iu for
, .;.,., i ..f years one ,.i" A h VI i lo's !ead-
,. n. w as in tovv i. on Wol nesJay .
A -'.i mi- of ha -o hall play, d in t ids plan'
. .'.:iM'M.ay !.-i-t w i-i-ii a rluh fri-m lh -.
. v ai.d li.- homo Huh. ivstiitiMi in a
i. ;..:v ;..' Fin nstmi hv a M'oro ol '' lo F
K. F.-i-M-, an old i-iti.i-n of
i. ... .; l ovaship, ilioil al tin1 uliiisi.uii-f
s .; ! i'.. au 'd ahoiit To yi ais. IFs ro
, i - . . ; i llit.ll'fil ill Fiov.ls I'fiu.li TV
. s . , ; , j .
-1':.i'.a Frafk.'ii. of (iail'nld. liuFaiia
.'.. v, t.ilf roiiph lo.' i-ai's at io'Hil-
u Monday, had si-v o al lini:.'l of ii ,s
: ... ' d MiiaMioil hy l.o in f aiiiiht tu t vvi n
.. ! . :;: ; I
ii:. Ii i.;:;iu ! Ilil.'prlld.'ll t Falld is fm-
j : i . 1 1 i i - lor tin- I'.t l.i. r' fair.
. ' ; n :... a: a i'Ii'Vit loiiows
. i - : i i -: i- is . jI i iioii I- sr ii rt ion a tai
.v o . :,:.-d.
i :.. : ali- o:,!y tvvoivf Tttiii sol' rai'l'oau
. :. - i m I.-. I to .iiii. i I I In- t li-ari'i'ltl
. i..' -.us wiili tin- Ailoona. t li-ai Hold
,'. : :.. I i: I ai.ioad. Fn'i in -rs al'f UI
. ' - 1 t.f ol.l'.
i i.itik F.air. of M . .rrt-l ! v i I '. was
-': i-'. an . as! I.ouini Iioiirllt train on
V ., i . i ' . 1 1 .... 1 1 anil liuili'd from tin
. .-. !! was piitly hilly hnii.-od hut
v i-d !.o w i i i iv rover.
!i. i. '.. ! at tin- fair of Mom's. A.
.:i A Son. inarhlo and ','r..iii!i
. . :- . this pi. Iff. is i nif '!' tl.f liln'st
: !: is iiki-al! th.-y ma 'i u f.i". ill i - -.'
. :, . w it h fi al artistic kili.
jl- S'-.liatt. of Fast llnd. IMts-
-' . !; '1 In s..iy s,,,t In, Wiif. kii.illj
.- :. ' . ai.il tin n -!:o! hii.isci!. dy--.
..!. i, hours aiifiward. iomitif
w i- i he i-ai.sc. N vi'ii I'liiii.nn
I:. ! !i.i:d-ii.ii appointed I y (o-v-i'
i't...!i lii s li-rl a M : e o '1 Itf lo-
: .f 1 lie fcel.'.e 111 i lld.'d ill 1 '" II II -.
.. : . in 1', ti- la. i ir lat N'.'i din
.. 1 i ; rn. d without taking.' ai.V
a l.,.'i.! iijii thieves at t.-ni t tid Ii
' irtai into t he I In- l a i lio! ic pa i -
.- .1' I li.lril,; hilt Wife dlsi'Ovi'tiO I.y
. i. .-. p.-i'. who iii-oil a i-i.iip!.' of
' - it ' v :n n on i a iv v o i v 'it. w .if n t in y
' . ' in-. r i 1 1 -i -1 . ,
' - ' i oi i -ii I hat a I -on t -1 7.". has hcen
..'i, a, i i . ,!i letters pas-llli: he-
s; - .,, I;. ;eonte w i t hill t lie
- i.. and that the poMollic.'
' i ii - I : -.1 1 1 1 i.' w i Hi the hope of
' ' - - ui .ty pari y.
' '. ! Mi l (,y .v ( o.. the most ex-
- v- - . ,;;! ..orator- in li-.ulieid
v.- '..ii. .!. and it is mi' I that the
'f ' If I. itf linir.il Mf 'm "s
: i' 'I ' is alti ihiitfil to the furc-
:- : i h.- i.rm.
' ' i '" wi. l ayitte c oiinty is l adly
'' I Miiliiii.H Illinium e-t.thli-li-
- !...v i .e.-i, -lint down :t nt it is hard
.. .j'i ..r ,-oi.Kiii and -it'iiik'.n
' M.o'i.d a hrt .'Nl' there w.nii.1
''' I l.'hl the Ihlllies.
' F.iuiii. ai;ed 1:.' e.,rs, is reported
' ' ' : ui a: Va u u tm-r on Su ml a y v -:
- in ' a ' i load stool hy mistake
:' ' a:s. It i also reported ttiat
1 : -.: r- of tin- family are in a sit
':.!. "ii I'roni the same ause.
I ! . . -li-'-ii rj Fair has 1 n 'ipem-d
' - Monday with a l' I attendance
: -1- ' ,-M-ipiioti of Monday, with
' ' ' v.-u'lier. Tin- ehilnts siirtiass
" ' ir-ner wars and t he .lid exhibi
' ; ,;: "' t- excel its predefesso! -.
o' lhitn.iu Williams and wife of
A '' . Fa., w ho have spent jt couple
"!'': - -I' ill- I ! If e . d ll l I Hi? t he .'liill
! '' ' works bi ri' .Mr. Wii'iams
: i 'ii. will return to-day (Friday,)
i .--ii ii, in operations on Mon-
' 1 '-nerhofT. hrother of Frank
'"' d:;..r of tic Jtitihj .Ve x at
1 " 11 'i "i . w l.i ; si l tint; on it ha ire I i u u
' ' ' "I, Si.!;iv lliht. suddenly fell
,,; ;,,ia la ai t disease. lie w as 'j: years
'i.n.ai i i.-d, and had Iwen in cood
''i i,.
'''' M oin!ay idaht the house of a man
; ' i"T. resldiiiu mar Ninevah,
'-!.'. n il t.y hurailars w h. found one
I'.dar- that un ere ted in out
''..ii.- amt caii'lcd it oil. Futrance
' o il throuih one of the windows
'""I l.'. I. I t, f.l-lened.
, 1 '' : oi- frame ham of .I..,n Foucli
, '" a' Manor, V c-: mori-iand county.
' ' " '' vim, its foul.-uts, was destroyed
J " " "lay nij-'ht. Tin- huil.liii
'' '"' hllsheis of oats. ;t lot of hav,
'" n iiinery. vehicles, etc. ((,,,. val-
XJ"' I. '.I-. . ji,,.,! j t). ta.s '-j.
,.il '"iit.'.i at l,mi., with ahoiit
h.. The lire is siip,.,M'd to
'Wre? "f a tramp. A lar-e lot of w heat
1 "' granary lIibh; by Has saved.
One nicrht last week tlni jiotofticn nt
Shanksville, Somersptcunty, was entered
hy thieves and $T.V) tn cash, checks and
notes taken. The oDice is located in the
store of Kioto & Npanirler and from the lat
ter all t he jewelry and a his quantity of
cigars and lohacco was taken.
'uite a number of people- who never
read the papers have been victimized by
the fakirs attending the fair. One man on
Wednesday lost seventy dollars but he af
terwards had a warrant Issued for the
man w ho cleaned him out and he succeed
ed in reeovel in-jr his money.
Herman K. Faun.er, son of ex-Sl,ori!T
Herman F.aumer, of Johnstown, vvas in
jured in a foot hall rame at Kxeter, .". IF.
one day last week and fears were enter
tained for his recovery. The latest ad
vices state that his condition has improved
and t hat he is now out of danja-r.
On (Saturday afternoon the prelimi
nary arrangements were made and articles
of agreement signed by .lames J. Corhett
and (ha ties Mitchell to fight for the
world's championship and a purse of 10,
. Ths light w ill come otT at Coney Is
land about the hst.li of roccmbcr.
A three-year-old child of Charles limine-,
of Johnstow n, fell from a third stdiry
window Wednesday evening to tlu ground
below a distance of thirlv-tvvo feet, and
remarkable to relate was not instantly
killed. Its in j in ies were of such a nature
that its recovery is anticipated.
I if coining enraged at liis parents,
Charles Lenox, of Webster, Fa.,
went to the railroad and laid down on the
track in front of an approaching train.
The train struck him and he was picked
up about T. feet aw ay in a badly demoral
ized condition, liis recovery is doubtful.
--Counterfeit money, both paper and sil
ver, has been pretty ex tensj vol - circula
ted in this city within the past b-v days,
audiiiitea number of people have 1 n
victimized by the persons w ho arc shov
ing the iiieer." It will be well lo closely
scan all money tendered, no matter by
w hom offered. -Altunnti Tritium:
Saturday morning about o". -lock the
large and w ell -Ii! V.I bai n of John Fough
n. i. situated one-half mile east of Manor,
vvas liivd hy an incendiary, and with this
season's entire crop, a valuable horse, he
sides his farming machinery, was re
duced to ashes. The loss aggregates
about ft.otm. on which there is an iitsiir
a nee of 1. sod.
We feel sorry for our young friend Mr.
Milton lioatvi. of Carroll township, who
lost a line young horse on the fair grounds
on Tuesday evening. Mr. liearei had the
horse entered in the farmers' running race
and after the race was over the horse took
sick, and notwithstanding everything was
lone thai could he, the animal died that
evening.
.limmie f-.renner, the 1-ycar-old sou of
John Kn niii r. icsiding at Irvviu, jnet w ith
a verv serious accident Thursday. The
little fellow w as gat lift ing w aste coal on
. U. il. near the engine house and went
io pn-K up a lump oi coal ii'uiii tumor a
train standing on tin- track, whe:i a sud
den jerk of the engine started the cars
and caught the boy's right hand, taking
i oil' al tiie w rist.
Henry I. iveright. who operates seven
( il mines in Clearlif Id and Cent.'e coun
ties, and was engaged in a large mercan
tile business in Osc.-ola Mills has. failed.
Tin- unprotected indebtedness i variously
estimated at from .s.'.o.iuhi to ."! .i i. and
the as.-r ;,!-,. phiffd at .V).mt. To-day
Henry Fi veright and t he Henry Fiverigiit
company made an assignment of their en
tire proper! y.
The friends of KImer lo uner. the mur
derer, vv In, d led in the Western peniten
tial y !a-t week, had some trouble in rind
ing a place to bury the remains. The
burial p:-rt;ilt had been issued, the grave
dug in The Lutheran ceini tery. I'ittshurg,
and the body taken to th" giaveyard,
when the authorities interfered ami rc
fitsed t.o allow- the interment to proceed
beoar.e tho man had died in the peniteni
t. n i i ary . A f! or -oine d i ill'-n It v. permission
v. a- secured to bury the body in Woodland
cemetetV.
Two bunco men robbed n wealthy
far no r named Nicholas Mangel, in I'.-iri
town -hio. Fuller county, on Wednesday,
of. .ki. The old ma n was induced to bet
and won .."..( i lui t the bunco men refused
to give the money up until the old man
would produce a like amount. Tin's he
did w I., n they induced tiim to put it in a
!. ami carry the box. home. On his ar
rival home he opened the l.o and found it
contained a block- of wood. The old man
N i, uiT" wealthy atd takes bis loss philo
sophically u.'i.l -ays it was a good game
Weil pliive.i.
Th'- Juniata llnul l sas that Mil
histown tan boast of a l'.'-ycir-old boy
who spent sjx days at the World's Fair
and did not spend a cent for railroad fare
or boarding. Tin- lioy's name is Harry
Seio. i t. He beat his way to Chicago and
a kind hearted gentleman paid his way
into the grounds. Once inside the gates
lie stayed until he left for home. He slept
i n t hi' coal hi n of one of the boiler houses
and begged his meals. He beat his way
hone-, arrivi ng dirt '. tired and hungry.
'I lie lirst thing he did was to eat a good
sipia re meal.
The Fholishurs llirnlil savs: If ever
there was a time when Protectionists
should work it i- now. The present hard
tlue-s have vindicated our doctrine thor
oughly. And yet we are still living under
th- nbominnble M.-Kinhy tariff. The
HiiiiI'I is as n-ual. blindly partisan and
makes sratornciits wjtnoitt duo considera
tiotof their meaning. The "hard times"
w hich we have experienced vindicates the
Protectionists like the statute of limita
tion vind ica ies a debtor and like said debt
or ihey glory in the suffering they have
I'liiiM'il.-N'iiwTxi l Driimrmt.
On Saturday night the store-room of
M r. A mil ev Stri it mat ter. in ar the depot
in this place, was entered by burglars and
about t w cut y-ll ve dollars' worth of goods
taken. The entrance was effected by
breaking the glass out of one of the win
dows. The goods taken consisted of glim
boots, overalls, tobacco, cigars, etc. On
leaving the parties forgot one of a pair of
gum boots w hich they had lilh-d with to
bacco and then stuffed a pa ir of overalls in
their leg. If ll.e'partie-come around Mr.
Strittmatter w ill present them with the
odd boot as he has no use for it.
At an early hour on Tuesday morning
William F. Wingard. of Altoona. a fireman
on the Pennsylvania railroad, met a sud
den and violent death at Fell wood while
in the discharge of his duties. He had
gotten off his engine to throw a switch and
was engaged in this act when tin' third
section of last line came thundering along,
and he being too cIoe to Its track, was
struck on the head by its engine and al
most instantly killed, his head being bad
ly crushed and his brains knocked out.
His body was taken to Altoona for inter
ment where he leaves a wife and one son.
Mr. John Sechler, al out! time a resi
dent of Cambria township, but for several
years a resident of Altoona, died in that
citvon Wednesday, aged M years. The
deceased loaves a widow ami eight children
ail grown up, namely: William IF. of Fb
ensburg; Joseph, of Cherry tret; John, of
Altoona; Susan, wife of John C. Hugh, of
vVilmore; Theresa, who is single and re
Ides in Altoona; Mrs. Aiice F.delman and
Mrs. Annie Hoover, both of Poitstown,
Pa., ami Maggie, wife of Fenjamin James,
of Cambria township. The remains of the
deceased worn taken to Wilmore to-day
(Thursday) for inu rnitiiit.
The recent robberies at Xinevah, Ar-
matigh. New Florence and other places,
with the incessant plundi ring of produce
small liye stock, etc., from the farmers of
Indiana county, has no parallel in the his
tory of the state. Representative men of
the towns named have taken the prelimi
nary steps toward oiganf.ing a-vigilance
committee, and until the latest crops are
housed the highways In certain localities
will Jm patrolled at night by armed men.
Stables, cribs, spring-houaes. henneries,
vineyards, orchards, and produce fields are
disr;oiled on such a scale that there is no
unestion of an organized band shippirg
the stuff abroad. Potatoes, grapes, butler
and fruit are stolen by the wagon loads.
Jiihmttniiii Tritmnc.
I.wHt Kat of I lie Trar tn 4 liiraaco.
The rnpidly approaching termination of
the Chicago Exposition and the enormous
travel now directing itself to Chicago
prompt the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to still further reduce its rou id trip
rate on the popular World's Fair coach ex
cursions. The rate from Philadelphia will
will boflT; Lancaster, $1..: Harrisburg.
fir.7": Altoona, ?14.50, and a proportionate
reduction from other points along the main
line and brunches. These rat s apply only
to special trains leaving on Sepu inler '-',
October 2. and an additional one just ar
ranged foi October f,th. The tickets w ill.
as before, be good for return passage with
in ten days on trains leaving Chicago at'
3: l.i and 11 :'M v. m.
The rate has now reached the lowest
possible point, and is within the means of
almost everyone, w hich end the railroad
company has long heen endeavoring to at
tain. Kar'y application for tickets is
urged, in view of the increased demand
which will undoubtedly follow this liheral
announcement.
The service for this travel will be main
tained at the same standard for which the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company is justly
world-wide famous.
The follow ing marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orph tns' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Septem
ber -'Tth. 1 '.:
Frederick Hank. Carroll township, and
Teresa Krieer, Ilarr township.
Martin Pogonis and Magdalcna Jordo
vashes, Hastings.
Morrel' Swank and Emily A. Fry,
Johnstown.
John Smith and Annie E. P.rubaker,
Trout Run. Pa.
Cyrus Fry, Allegheny county, and Mol
iie Crnni, Washington township.
J. IF Rose and Lizzie 1 torris. Johnstown.
Andv Marrfsock, Oallit.in, and Verey
necop Pelos. (ilen White.
Frederick Marx and Johanna Xener.
Johnstown.
Mathiot Reade and Annie Lloyd, EU'iis
burg. Anthony Sedlmymer and Annie Arvil,
Johnstown.
Antonia Rruner and Catharine Hen
drick, Stonycreek township.
AlUTt Farabaugh, Carroll township, and
Mary Fongheiser, Carrol I town.
Lee S. M iller. Johnstown, and C. Flor
ence Ramsay, F.attle Creek, Michigan.
May YiHlt nmrla.
The follow ing from the Ch-ar'iehl .lour
Jitil may be of use to some of our school
directors, as well as the average tax-payers,
who usually have to foot the bill:
Only a few years ago several school
boards in this county furnished the law
yers with some business by purchasing
school globes and then, after finding that
their teachers conid not use them success
fully sought to avoid the contract, and a
great deal of litigation was the result.
This year we bear of a man who has a
great geographical chart, a veiy taking
(V) thing for a school room, and with his
peculiarly persuasive powers boards of di
rectors have been induced to purchase to
the amount of four and five hundred dol
lars, and already loud protests are coming
from the people. Tin paper he gets
signed reads '-we severally" and 'individ
ually agree."' etc.. and thi next thing we
hear will be the school directors paying
for the charts "severally" and 'individu
ally." Hire-tors, before plunging their
districts into heavy obligations should i nn
fer w ith those directly interested and as
certain whether tln'V could be Utilized by
the teachers.
Law (ioTrrnlnic Wfm Knelnrw.
The law governing the moving of steam
engines on our public- roads, which will be
of interest to many, is as follows, vi:
"Every engine propelled by steam must
have a man at least .'too yards ahead of the
engine to warn persons riding or driving
upon any public road, of the fact that the
engine is coming, and also to as-ist in the
management of any horse or horses that
may require his assistance to control. It
also requires the engines to run as far
down as practicable to the sides of the
road to remain stationary until said horse
or horses have pa-srd to a safe distance,
in the meantime making a- little noise as
possible with .the steam." The penalty
for failing to comply with the law is a line
of ten dollars and costs. The law further
requires the man in charge of the engine
to have a printed copy posted on his en
gine under the fine of ten dollars.
llrl Tliiii-i Pt.
The country probably never before ex
perienced such a hard panic with so little
general etTift on business. and the
country has never been in as good con
dition as it is in to-day. The demand for
articles of known purity and quality has
been steadily increasing insteaJ of de
creasing. So it is with the rye whiskies
bottled by Max Klein. The public know
that the Silver Age, Iimiuesne ami Pear
Creek ryes are the finest in the country.
They know that doctors recommend tl i;
that as a stimulant they are unsurpassed.
They are for sale by all iirst-class hotels
and dealers at ?l.-"l and l.oo per
quart respectively. Send for a catalogue
of the linest whiskies, wines arid liquors in
the state to Max Klein, .-.2 Federal street,
Allegheny, Pa.
Have Vonr leertw Rrorrtel.
According to an act of assembly, passed
hv the late legislature, it is provided that
all deeds which are not recorded in the
oflice of the recorder of deeds within .
days after execution they shall be adjudg
ed fraduletit as to any subsequent purchas
er, mortgagee, or any creditor of the
grantor. And it also provides that any
deed made prior to the passage of the act
(May l'., Is'.'.:), and not recorded within ."
days thereafter shall be adjudged fraudu
lent as to any subsequent purchaser, mort
gagee, or any creditor of the grantor.
This is a very important matter to prop
er ty owners and it is advisable that per
sons having deeds in their possession, and
not recorded, have them placed on record
without delay.
KlrasKS.
Verily these are the days w nen the far
mer waxeth fat. Wheat is- selling at sixty
cents per bushel; wool, eighteen cents per
pound: good horses. ." per head, and the
best cattle in the market at from two to
three cents per pound. Joli ustmrti Trilt
nil e.
And nil this is under the McKinley law
that Is supMised to protect all these pro
ducers. The w heat grower and the wool
raiser, and the horse and cattle raiser are
all taxed to help the sugar producer and
the iron manufacturer, while they them
selves have to take It as it comes. Jt is
high time that congress should obliterate
the McKinley fraud from thestatute books
and let each industry stand on its own
bottom.
Juror for Drrrmbrr Term f Court.
Following is the list of grand and traverse
jurors drawn for the December term of
court:
on hi jrRoHS.
Atirenn. f 'hai-Ien. tlvkmttti. JohnHown.
jrionuh. J tin H . miner. Kirhinl tuwotblp.
Ferfretiholii John, uunrr. Kliler township.
Ihivt. t-httlt, rariurr. .fae-kaon towurhtp.
t llsKu'rtb. .lehn tulll-han.l. JohnHuWu.
r'ltnn. John, gentleman. Jotirmrown.
Unrri. J., Im W , rrorT. JormMown.
Julns J.Mt-ph. latx.rer. West Ta-lor townablp.
I.eKu. t-liiir e. orackKrnitn. i UDnelouu
lur,tijr. Ii.id el A.. earjeorer. Attains townablp.
Mr ..nucle. t'harlrg. miner. I.tllJ.
Miller J A.. iuill-hpil. Il
K..fe, iHtmel. carpenter. Johnstown,
s-jiaile, liiil.e-l, miner, Watilnctn township.
Swank. John, lattorer. Johnstown.
S.r..n, J. K.. u. rrlmnl. Juntiniowu.
Shonio, James, uiill-band. Johnstown.
Sinner. Jobo I... Iurnlerman. Johnstown.
Tuwle. James, lam.er. (JaUlliin township,
t'mherifer. fhrtes. eaue'ter. I toDernaugn.
IVorl-our, eo rice, teamster. Johns own.
Warner. H. K.. merchant, Johnstown.
Westovrr. J. K.. iiircier, Susquehanna township.
Wifuter, Nathaniel, mill hand, Stonycreek
lownthip.
tkavkhsb jritoRd rriiKT wbkk.
Adams. John CI . foreman, t;oo,-rsdle
An.iertion, Hrnry. meri-baut, Morrellvllle.
K ,itz. .lo-eph. mill-ban i. Sronrcreek township.
Hun.l. r. A. J., unue-, (lulllttin township.
K'.ouuh, '. t. icardner. Stonycreek townsblp.
KlHiiuh. Milton painter, .luhnsiown
Haker, Peter, laborer. Iwer Voder township.
Hurteirt. John, hotel-keener. Johnstown.
H!l. Oeorire. loreinan. itean townahlp.
Miniuiei. John, hotel-keeper, Johnstown.
Korder. John, sawyer. Hortatie borouKh.
ampbeli. Wru . heater. Johns own.
re; er. Win . sadd ler. Johnstown.
1-lien turner. Oeo. W., latMirer. Johnstown
(lei'Ne, Samuel , furmer, Klaeklick township,
lioo.l. C.'ari.-llan. tanner. KaM Taylor township.
Ho.ktnH. Sein, urauv blsiuan. Johnstown.
Hmicutl, Wm K.. teauioter, Sllitxin borough.
neoeruue. ra,j., carpenter, jonn'town.
InKlebauicb, Harry, uiachinest. Johnstown.
Kililn. Wm. Ii . I.irnier. Kast Taylor townsblp.
Murhlliaufcer, Oeorue, tinner. Johnstown.
Mcilreen I bomas, liurkster. Kb nsburic.
l(sbolder, James, larioir. Ci per Voder town
ship.
Murphy, John K.. Iatx,rer. Franklin.
Mi-iJunneT. Wm. (t.. mason. Kast .nemauieb.
Miles. Kiiward J., laborer. Johnstown,
nit, Kdward, loreman Johnstown,
titt. W ui y , psttrrn-inakpr. Johnstown.
I'ebrcd. .laiuen, 'tnt oier, stonycreek township.
Pruner. VV . H., palmer. Allevheny InwnMii.p.
Huartx, Michael, conduct jr. W anhimctoa town
llp. Koranauich, Ellas tlreman, Kast Conemauicb.
Swark. :. J., cart.enter, t'H.rsdale.
Satikeld. A. K.. laborer. Haliltzin boroUKli.
Surl. rd. Harry, lalKirer, Johnstown.
Sed.ller. Ianiel. null der. Johnetown.
sewit. J.'hn, mill band. Johnsiown.
Sloan. Kelert A., mill-hand. Johnstown.
1 homas. James, laborer. Johnstown.
Y-rtu-r. W imam, heater. Johnstown.
Wingaid Willis, teacher. Kirhland township.
Wtnaard. levl p., larmer, Kii-hund township.
Warner. Kdwanl. laborer. 'besl township.
v'ickc. J. J., merchan'. South Kork.
W ater, )osiah. constat... Soutti Kork.
W'endrroth (ieo.. rlerk. Summerbl I Ixiroub.
W barton .lau.es 1'.. la'H.rer, Dean township.
Vest. Jac b. lar.ner. t'amliria township.
Voder, Hiriiu, sawjer, Morrellvllle.
TKA VEItSk JI KOKS MtcOKP KBK.
Ahrens. fharlrs, Jr.. la.Kir.-r. lohnstown.
Anders, n John, miner, lia t l:m.
Hoyer. H. K . 'eacher, tkoparsdale.
Kaker. Joseph A., lariner. hest township.
Ho; le, thanes, heater. Johnstown.
Hridites. Harry. luint c-r. Johnstown.
ronm. l'avid , t.. reman, .lohnstowu.
t'apstick, .lau.es, Jr., mai-hinest. VmI t-one-mauttb.
'rum, Austin T., lriner. Su n.mrrhlll township,
faulheld John, conductor. Morrellvllle.
Hewlma". Kichanl. l-arbcr, John'town.
liavir, James, mill hand. Johistown.
Kiil, , t banes A., niacin nest . Morrellvllle.
K-. ar s. John Ir.. laborer. Ktens!urir
t-arahiiuith, Peter P., mason, Carroll township.
Fry. Kd. 1 . lariuer. Alleahecy townsblp.
Oittln. S. J., cariienter. Jot nstown .
foebert. t'brisl, heater, Johnstown.
Hauolion. Jol n, labo.er. South For.
Heifel. ti orua w ., lariner. l'jrtaue township.
Hunt ley . Ueore. u eri tianl, K'ensbura.
Hite. John H., lariuer, Klackpek township.
Jo'ies. Miltcu. laborer. Ki ensburit.
James, K. A , Jr.. auent. Johnstown.
Jones. 1 nomas 1. . tarmer. alnliria township.
Kutitl. W. ll.. painter. Juhnsrow n.
Kceue. Kdward. ialnti-r. Johnstown.
Kidd. John A , latwirer. John'town.
Kinney. John J . metcliaut. Yunnelhlll.
l.vken.-. K. Ir., cletk, Vashimc on townsblp.
tewis. Kvau r.. toreman. Johnstown.
Levi niry, C harles, dairjtuau, Stouejcreck Dun
ship. MeVieker. James, saddler. Kirhland township.
Myer, Aiitui, gentleman, Washington town
slop. iz. Kcbert, meiclianr. Fast Oonemaugb.
Oifon. Jc liu. machinest. Morrellvllle.
Kclu. V ilti-elit . lariuer. i'arroll township.
I., he. ts. Joseph . Iiitiort-r, Johnstown.
Kolu. f. mrci,:ti,t, Johnstown.
Keam. Samuel J., laborer, I'pper Voder town
ship. Koraiaugb, 11. J., engineer. Sumnierhill bor
ough Stevenson. John, miner. Elder township.
Siricer. VV illiam. mill-band, Johnstown.
Tri.xel. Samuel, tarmer. West Keide township.
1 tioinas. K. I i., lanorer. Pierre. Ivil.o.
W eakl ind. Isaac J., constable, Carroll township.
Wai tin. Iiavl-i . hreiuaa. itonemaiigh township.
Waneriuire. VV. t:.. carpenter, Ctopersita.e.
Ziuiueiman, Kugeie, liveryman, Johuslown.
Ileal I stale Trainvtrrs.
Walter Strayer to Adam Wrolwl, Mor
rellville. tur.
Samuel .1. Miller to Joseph Yig!er,
Adams township, rn.
Char'es Von I.iiiki, to Anna Sibix-n-waiter,
.lohustovv ii. ?.'l."s).
Alice Long to Daniel ( irr, ISlandsburg,
T.",.
Ceorge IiuiM' to John Merkel, Jr., Lilly,
100.
Anna Weaver to LyJia II. Miller, Rich
land township, Ion.
Kvan Uovvlaml to Ceorge V. Kels, West
Taylor township. .17.".
Henry I'o to Margaret Durum. Carroll
township, f i.
Henry Pennington to Henry Alb-man.
White town-hip. ?lno.
Sheriff Cambria county to Michael
Ilradlev, Lilly. c".'.".
AIU-rt L. Johnson to James Hache,
Johustow ti, c.Vsi.
Margaret I-'og
guardian, to tleorge
I'.iaiit. Lilly. .'.-.
Ceorge b Miller, to Edith Iloone
tow iiship. f I.
Jacob A. Hoover to C. : C. IL
Carroll township, $:soo.
. Keadt
n. Co.,
Administrator of Eli as Driscoll to Mary
Jane Driscoll, Susiu,-haiina township,
rr.-.
John J. Teeter to Ephriani Eindley.
West Taylor township. .Tn.
Aaron Strayei to Ephriam Findley,
Morrellviile. cl.V.
Chirk J. Duncan to Ci-orge Eox, White
township. :t.; Tsl.
Executor of Jeremiah Wissinger to
Abraham I'yock, Stonycreek township,
Abraham Fyock to Samuel H. Fyock,
Stonycreek township. -!'.
Chest Creek Land t Improvement Co.
John (iirgh-ordi. 1'atton, f.Vn.
Trustees or ElizalM-th Ilaumer Ut Charles
F.Krass, Johnstovv n, ?j,.'ti".
Charles Von Lunen to Joseph Karl.
Johnstown,
J. L. Spangler. trustee, to Simeon I!.
King. Spangler, f.im.
William A Crillith to Agnes Markle,
Johnstown, ?J.nif.
James L. Mitchell to tieorge W. Mitch
ell, Sumuierhill township, l,:vii).
I. E. Chandler to Mrs. Elizabeth Myers,
Morrellviile, L-i.
(I. D. Dyers to Henry renuington, White
township. f.vi.
J. L. Spangler to William Patrick, lias
tings, fVJX
Chest Creek Land and Improvement Co.
to John l'alton,
Henry Schmalz to Denjamin Koiinda
btish. Dale liorotigli. fVjii.
Chest Creek Land and Improvement
Co, lotJinrge K. Uishel, I 'at ton, . IT."..
David P. Coulter to Felix Kively. East
Coneniaugh ti."ii).
James 11. Cagoby to Dr. IL F. Tomb.
Johnstown, tt.Kii.
J. L. White, guardian, to Dr. II. F.
Tomb, Johnstown. t',S),
Mrs. M. J. Kennedy to Albert S. Wilt,
Johnstown, ?7.
Cyrus Holia to Morgan L. Williams,
West Taylor township, T.uoi).
J. 1. Spangler. Trusut;, to Susanna
Wylar.d, Spangler, tl.'sr.
J. L. Spangler, Trustee, to Joseph Wa
land, Spangler, f
Chest Creek Land and Improvement Co.
to C. 11. Hodgkins, l'alton, iJi'n).
Mrs. Catharine Doran, wife of Michael
Doran. of Altoona died suddenly of heart
failure on Friday afternoon, aged 4S years.
Shortly before her death, Mrs. Doran had
gone to the cellar to attend to some house
hold duties. Slio was soon afterwards
found lying there with life extinct. A
physician w as summoned but his services
were of do avail as life wa already ex
tinct. Mrs. Doran leaves a husband and
our childreu U tuouru htr dejilJi.
I 9llsrllanoaa Notlrea.
THE SUBSCKIBEK offer lor sale a nun Iser of
I lull lor building purposes In Wash ugton
township, t 'umbria county. s,!jacent to tn i coat
mines of Powell at MeCoy. now in ope-atlnn.
1 hese lots are situated mldwsy lietwwn S jrauit
and tbehlgb brlilge. on the township road. Call
on or address PAUL M K t.N.N A.
Sept., ts3. Summit, 'amlrla Co., Pa.
J ( i.S r.-Small purse, dark green hiar.J skin,
j with plain silver clasp, containing several
l,iara. Lost on Munster tunnpike between
O'Hara'f and t'resann. Suitable reaard .or re
turn ol same to Mrs. Maurice Coeier, P. O liox
.". Cres.on, Pa.
"lirANTKIl Catholic youna man to collect,
M deliver and solicit. Address witn reler
euce. P. F. Met JVEK.X',
79 Webster Ave., Pittsburg. Pa.
Sept. l&.llt.
ri'HE Klnst,urg Hulldmg Al Ioan Ass.- iation
X win otler lor sale at the council chamb r, Kh
enshurg, on the !ourtb Mondav In Septrmtr
fl.ooo.oo. THUS. Ij a Vis,
l.gsrrKR Likmu, Secretary. Pretider.t
lE.N'rs ( male or lemale) make lu t
day.
U. invention. i-verv household m.i
have It. Small outlay, big pronu. Perihelion
Wlf. Co.. L" Su t:ialr St Cleveland. O.
s. L. USD.
MATZIOT BkADg.
REED & READE,
-A.ttci-iio.v at Isxavw
LBKNSBl'K.1, ... PENNA.
7Oaice on Centra street. 1 1 2S t3
M. D. KITTELL,
Attorney-ot-ijaw,
EBENSBl'KU, PA.
tcsa m Armory Bulldtnu.opp.Oourt Urnse.
W. DICK,
- A1TOKNEY-AT-L.AW,
Kbksibbl-rm, Pkk'a
y-speclal attention to given claims lor Pen
sion Honuty. etc. eb7- vii
T F. McKEXKICK,
ATToaaav am, oocnhkllok at uw
KBLISSBlKli. . '
OaWttfice on tntre street.
PA
H. U JOHSSTUS. M.J.HVt'h. A. H .tl Ll K.
Kstakluhko 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
UANKHHS,
EBENSBUIUi. ... TENN'A.
A. Mi. Bl ( K, 'atitr.
KSTABLIRHBD 188.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKIHJ.TtW, PA.
T. A. MIIAKHtruiI. t'ahler.
General Baniw Bnsintss Transacted-
The tollowlnu are the principal features of
pcener.il hai-aiu business :
OKPIMITN
Keceived payable on demand, and Interest bear
ln certiheates issal to lime depositors.
LOAN st
Kxtcnded to customers on lavorahle terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
'I.I.F.TIOXN
Made In the locality and upon all the hi nktna
towns tn the United States. Chances moderate.
DKAITa
Issued neicotlahle In all parts nf the I" n I ted
Slates, and lorelKn exchange issue.1 on ill parts
of Knrore.
Of merchant, farmers and others solicited, tr.
whom reasonable accomo.latlon will be extended.
Patrons are asurei that all transaction" shall
be held as strictly prliate and onndentla 1. and
that they will he treated as liberally aa aood
basklnK rules will permit.
Kespectlully,
JIIIIKNTOV. KICK Jt '.
IJIITI-.L. IK IIKAMit.
1 H J.SHKTlHi. PauPRirroR.
Ixcated at liuKois. Pa., near the K. K. fc P.
Hallway Ihjpot. We always endeavor to fnr
nish th best accommodations to business men,
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons In 'errh
ol ?omtorr and quiet will hod It a desirable place
to stop. The Table Is unsurpassed and Is always
supplied with the best tbs market atlords.aiid
all trie delicacies of the season. The liar ts sup
plied with the choicest ol pure liquors and ciicars
and not bin but the bent Is sold. Special atten
tion K'fon to the care ol horses.
Ii. J.SCHETTKK
aft bC.lt id ttk.i i LU-uk .u-. iPt FBt A f we
Sn ototuQit. iim.A U.4II UMulau, t. V.
THE BEST PLACE IN ALTOONA
TO BUY CLOTHINC IS AT
JOHJT JIc COJWELV S
I300 ELEVENTH AVENUE.
Where you will find s complete line of Men's, Boys' ami Chil
dren's Suitings in all styles and qualities.
UJ?JJ?lIIEffi WISHES !
for Men and Boys, for Style and Finish can not be besit for the price
Furnishing Goods, Hats smd caps,
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS
in endless varieties. You are invited to call smd see us when in the
city and we will do you good.
JOHN
A RJLL NEW STOCK
FALL Ai' WINTER CLOTHING
-UNP6RWeARN-
AT
C. A. SHARBAUGH'S,
CARROLLTOWN.
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EBSNSBURG
Marbleg Granite Works,
J. WILKINSON &L SZN, PROPRIETORS,
DEALEIiS IN
Monuments, Headstones, Vaults and Sarccphagis, Marble and
Msirbleized Slate Mantels, Cemetery Fencing of all kinds. Also
Iron Fencing for public buildings and dwellings.
I'urHiasers will find oirr prices the lowest when they corisidi-r the class nf work we
rr.anufactiir.-. We also buy by the car-load and jtive customers the advantage of re
ducetl freight.
OHOsssssssssssCssssa
VE CIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
ETTmR (OIF WOBK.
WA-HINCTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
N I N E r Y-t H 1 H I i'EAK b !ept. I: . Fnl ly .)n Mel lor c.lleire work El tive roowi 1m.t
r.l to stuJv nrrnir mr tod ol I he lunM t.T.test.n. L.lor.n.rles lor liiultry. AIinraltKy
sail KIoIokt. Allilrtle t leld nj sew Uvrntsiuin
Alumni 3oi7. Address
n
II. MYERS.
ATT I K EY-AT-I.A W.
EBmwsntniid, ri.
SsTUinow ! jUba4 stew, ea Owntrsj amat.
Attention i
rruir
1 llJlJ
We are convinced that our prices and goods are right. Since we became Simon & Co.'s successors
our daily sales up to date have iucreased just 40 per cent., and we still continue to sell at the s.inie
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 stoc ked up to overflowing. We feci 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 have Shirt from .'." rent up to ?:.'..-.
Men's Fedora Hat in ever v s-haJe. nilur
arid style tliat v want for f 1.4.
Also a very line line of the lalet and
most fashionable Still Hats from i cents
up.
FURNITURE.
I.elow we will sjtlole a few prices,
yon can jud'e for yourself.
1 s-t (TimmI yellow Chairs
Then
f a.(r
J..V1
3.1
4.'..s
S..VI
",.! I
i.'J4
l.T.l
1
.7."i
-.'.s
1 set t'iMHl dark t hairs
1 set uxm1 dark Chairs
1 set earie seat Chairs in dark
1 set cane seat Chairs iir dark
1 set cane seat Chairs in dark
1 set catie eat Chairs. Mahogany
1 Oak K'M-ker witn arm
1 Dark Um-ker with arm
1 Oak caiie scat, fancy arm
1 dark cane seat, fancy
1 li;ilit, very fancy arm
Child's Kockers. ."sic., i.V.. T.Vr. ami...
lVrfnraieu Chairs arid Kix kers in all
styles and prici-s.
1 full s-pice.. Mahogany or Walnut
lled-nxim Suite
l.'M
.4.1X1
1 full s-piece Oak l.ed-room Suit..
SidclK.ards
Cuplsuards and Sinks a
siM-cialty.
Oil Cloth. & Carpets.
We are stocked in Oil Cloth and Carpets.
It will save you money to Imy ,f us as in
Inlying our stork early and in lare ijtiau
lilies we !ayi-d inoiiey.
We challenge any one to equal
T A
ofl'eriniT this sesisou
uon 1 wan
N. B. It may be of interest to you to say we stri still deep in the grocery business. It will surprise
you to see the way we are selling goods in this department of our miiuimoth store. Some merchants
ssiy "I wonder where they can get goods to sell at fhose figures, as we can't buy them wholesale at the
prices they are retailing for." 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.
McCONNEIX.
A LTOOXA , PEX X A .
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with Medical llirwtiir. t xvon'et very l
THE I'KESlHtN 1'. Wsshlnut..
oiott-rale
n. I's
D
ONALD K. niTFTON,
ATTOKNEY-AT LAW,
EHKHNRt-Ba, I'KWKA.
WV0em 1b Upws Huis, (jaiar suwak
Please and Satisfy Everybody.
Floor Oil Cloth from 2.1 cents to 4 cents
per mi nan yard.
Ingrain Carpet, one yard wide, at 'M. 4u,
4 and is) ceiits.
Stair Cai i-t from 'Si cents up to rwi cent
per yard.
SHOES! SHOES!
If you wish to iet a .'nod and stit,tat;
tial Shoe call on us. Vouwill surely lind
somet hinir that will ?uit you.
Ladies" iloniiola plain tip and sprina
heel. Iitit ton l.-." to J.ll
Ladies' doiizola. oM-ra and u, it, , n
sense, hlitlon. heel c'l.-.'.', to 1..VI
Ladies' extra line tipped lllm tu r 2.."
Ladies' ruset, tipM-.l. I, niton .'.m
Ladies" line pet,l,!-d hut ti,in-,i : al-o.
Mis-' and Children's patent
leather tipliei 1.1'). I.LM. 1.."1I
Ladie" line Mirjre. I, utton or lace !.'
Lad ies' t j p-i a ud com m,,n sense Ox
fords 1. im and 1.
Children" ti,M-l Oxford :
Children ruset and donola sprim;
heel el.isi and l.ln
intarit sim-s from SI cents up.
Men's lace and roiitrrvss slioe 1.-.1
Men's sjttin alf, lace or congress 2."i
Men's 1; calf, lace or Connies l.T.l
Men's tipped Klticher. extra line 2.."si
Men's tine haud-M-wt-d. ia-- or con-
trn-ss ::.i,
Men's tircariau calf, lace orcoimri-s.. -j.,i
Men's line Kai.aroo tipped, lace
or congress
Men's extr a line t:osamrie calf, lace
the intrinsic value sis well sis the
4. A T.
uui coiue at uuee to lours
&MTM
This eminent
Physician has de
voted .i lifetime
to his Specialty
Diseases of the
Kye, liar, Nose,
Throat, Lung and
Chronic Diseases.
CAMBRIA HOUSE, EBENSBURG, PA.,
Mondays, Att-tist H; Se.tomler 11, U-toU-r '., NnvcinUt C, DiH-einU r A 1S'.",
January 1, -: February 2'. Ma Mi iN'., Ajiril "May "1 ' ' ' ' '
June IS, 1 s-.4, till 0 r. m. "
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
OjiiMisite tin- I'l-ntis) Ivama I)(..o:.
Tuesdays, August 1.", rvj.U rnU r 12, ihtU-r 10, NmeniUr 7, I)eeiiiUr o, Is'i.t
January 1, W: February -7, Man h '27, Atiril-Jl. ' ''
May -22, June l'., 1'.'4.
ALL EYE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED BY HIM
THK EYES AKK NOW STKATf.HT. THANKS
Iraini,. let is. JMni
I hv t-n r'of er, sti.l tuat t..'.lv r..r over
jvwyears. Irr . Sln. ..,.n.tel ..d Ik.iH in im
ltrA.a two mlntirf time, without caukIdic trie
leMHt .ln . iior wn 1 confined to my ro. m lor a
finule iiionieDt. I ran ctiis.-lri.ln.ut y fay that
they are now irleotly sirorjr. itiinh'ii tr o lr.
Wiji. I'allie KlkTElI.
CATAliltll A Nil HfUMJiS OF Y EA US
M AMil.Ml ITlitJ) HY liK SAI.M
Aiot.t 4 year Hf. ui v beriritf i.mne (.ffeote!.
raued l caLnrrn. lma vra.iually to vet worre
ru ttiat I ci.uidu't hear c u.uii n -a'd erftlon aiy
uu.re. I.ut now stter r.mr.f ol trrntuiei t I can
( brar well aa-uin. s.nj am nt.i trout. U-.l ar.y u.i.re
: witli the cat arm. ilq.i cn.-uK-r myrelt cured of
It. I have bud catarrh SO eam sal am now S3
years old. Maktha C- hALii'.iriu.
SEYEKE SOKE EV ES IfKKII.
M3 fiu .1. ' . Alr.aiidleps tia had cr? severe
sore rre lyr eirl jt-nH, m fui rli ao ae have
to keen turn out ..f Fi-hiad. Ir. Malm cured hliu ol
cje trout. le acd cured Mm or ireneral health as
well. W.t:. A1 ai.i.hm, liis lather.
MiH'ai dlese, Aiutlcr cunt-. I'a.
INCII'IEN T CUXSl'MH UiM VKEII BY DK.
NALM.
For some tin e my lunar have t-eeu Ladly al
lecied. l.eiian ti .Hfe flefb ra Idly, all eueruv
and ai.rtite hu1 le'l n,e uud 1 n riiuly w-ak-er.
I tt n.VMlt tu.itr nrou lr. liu ai..l con
sider u.y ell entiie.y cjred ol tliu' malady now
iee:inic uni jrr uu.r t.eariy aualn. mo hava
a ilneu al! ll.e llefh 1 had ievi. utly 1ol. 1 can
heartily recouia.end lr. aliu
"Mc('andles, fa. Maky Kl nKiiLL
OEiENsn E SM K.I.I. OK ' A r A l( K 11 EJiiHT
YtAlis'SlnNlU.NU.i I'KtU UV
M( SAIM.
lor little dauKier Katie liai. l.jd a l ad rare ol
catarrh lor n,orv tl au eijibl years. Her l.iea h
wa suiuet' li k- terrltde. and her keneral I ealth
was very riiuch undeituitied, lul now aler a course
Illseas sol Women, such as have M.ffled theeklllol all other ilnsicians and r... - .
eu ed :i.cer. tumors, ht.ro.d. aud i uypolj Kro ths cured with ,ul t .? u , rr,u'''""- quickly
NucultlnK. Nl-. Nodaontr. 1,0 01 l,,e kni Cauatli-K.
AlanhiHMi ;.erie llully rertored. 1 ulik. l a 11 e and mi.i.it. ... p. . ,
l-rma!orri:.K. lo.e. weak ad nefvou.'.i I'd u: a" 1,. fp'-oMat . xL'rJ T'1'1"' "-'".
eaes-whelher Iroiu luit,rudeiit hal.iui ol youi h'or sexu-1 l net tons 'r,,L ,T. i rH ale dl
t on-ultatiui. tree ui.d sirictly coUn.ler., ui. A.-s dute cure TJ LTr7 y'V'J ruw t
amiuai.on ol the urine-each ..er.on .,.,..yin lor mcaic.l trc "uieuTshoJ Md i,f,u!r r. " h ""
urine, which will receive cre!ul el.e..;ical a..d ui.rroM-u.ic ,7l ,,'uoi s. . 1 4 "
-arts, mule etc. icwoved 1 l.out ac ids. knite. pain er Vai Xs lie i t,.., I uuj..r, r.n. e a.
M s acloititicallv treated and c.red Lv a ne-er-lafl.t s n ell, d Ad lr . I?i t-urlr" K.ilei.,
To.luluml.us.Ohio. Iiamlnalluu aii.n rua.au I l.i lust lre ti lV"rtV.ilUt,,',',
.llnrAUvrrlUrmeal Will AppearTalre Briars -.
AUdrr all luiuainulrallau. la liat ;v. "- h I wit.
T A M Kfr. KelUt.le men to j-ell our eliol.-e '
II nun lianry j urrery M-. aud s,ee, pa.
ttoes. lu.l ai.d cuuipkle ilue. Many vanities
can only t.e ohiAltied throuaib 111.. tiouiuiia-iiou or
sainry i.aid weekly an 1 irouiptly. Evcius1 e
and choice ot territory Kttcu. Ikin't de.a.
Write at once lor tertui.
Ai.EENM Kj.EKY Vo.,
July -. aot.
DO you need Job PrloltiT
utBstaa a trial order.
II so, (;1T the
T
rush
or -.-oiiress 1.71
Meu'x irrain plow shoes, huckled, ISal-
list tonirue i.y,:,
Mens woi kiiiif shoes yon t un tr,.t jiorn
us from '. '.mcciii to 1.2.1
DRY GOODS.
Ladies, here is the pla:-f to iret your J y
foods.
Curtains from 7.1 cents sM.im per pair.
Ladies. 11 uli- waists. Jijiht or dark, .10
cent-.
Ladie' lijitost w ait. ticured and striped,
w ith rullled front nt 71c.
White waists, all kitid of material, the
latest and tr,o-l lashionahle styles, from i','.i
cent to 2.1'.
Dress tfincharris for cents per- y aid and
np.
Apron yt'tiirhanis from 4' to lo cent.
M11-I111 in hleaclied or unhleaciied from
4 - ; to 1" cent.
I n Ca I ico are t4,cki'd fu il of t he linest ,
: newest and most deii-al,le in the market,
' at from :i to 1 1 rent.
Ladies" skirt erul.ruidery, 4o inches u ide.
(for 4 cents and up.
Floiiucinir cinliioidi-ry from .'1.1 cents to
, to 1 M-r paid.
A cotnpleie line of ti itiitniiis ,,f all sorts
and dress,. s in all styles on our shelves and
counters.
Call and see tlietn. You can't help hut
huy. a t l.e ha irain we are ollei iuir in 1 lie
hi'iies line are o;riethiiijr that you can't
I urasp every day.
vstriety anl extent of our bargain
T . .y,,.
lii'.sjecilully,
4 C.9
THE LEADERS,
GALLITZIN, PENNA.
The Doctor has
been for years si
Professor and lec
turer in several of
our largest Medi
cal Colleges, and
has earned great
fatne as an author
ity and author ii nil
subjects concerning
1 j irr (-jtfi'ialty.
of treatment wl;h lr.s,lm w n,M.r h -
Niuuiij. l a K K..h.
iukii ,,m.i l.,.,.. .... ..
tL' -J J .. " "KKW
Im .; K 14 y 111; ai ki
iur more than louryejn. I have had a lsd -if.
ol stomach troul.le. had to . very cautious al...ut
my diet.Bs aiiytl.ii.tf would wive u.e a t ain nd
throl.t ina- In that oriran. and It was seldom mat
he could ei a r.iifl t s re-t. as my nerves were al
mofi coiiieleiely wrecked: lre.)uentlv 1 had airlt
I. Is which comt.leteiT wore u.e out' I.ut now at
ter a couri-e 01 ireatueot I c. nnder my H en
lirely curt d. and reel .a .ri as ever. 1 want
I . e t.. know that Ir. slm did tl.ac w .n irlul
j.iece ot work. irie-ullv.
I.... . o . ..K MlHTHA 1'ARBFV.
I.-idiana. Fa.. April a.iti. isri.
t'L'l!M!a,-?'.L'K;.Jl,M ATF.K HAVIN'IsfK
rE;r I.FIIi; EAKS W I I HMiiMAI'll
HLlMihli A Kl 1N EY TK.JI liZr' '
I have ln .ufl.rina win, verv aeaerw stnrn
anh , i.la.ljcr and kl.li.ey t.oul le and 00 -ncotuit
. I that lelt all i.rok 11,,. couldn't follow n.vdailv
al.ors. cn a.-coui.tol K'eat , ai:,s. weakness ai d
wi ti ir. .SjIoi cau once more attend mr dally la-
herartVLiala"Ur,' Cuu'-;. c' ' -ud
Indiana. April w.laL K' A""v
AETLli N 1 N KTEEN VKAKS (IK st'KKKKIMl
1 llAVt 1.KAKM.U I , hl.Es.S
.. . N.U.JI.
Iror more il.au nr e e 11 tart I I.av .
'"1 '-d ''"""' "-unwed u..!o.d"i:o. fe '?
llunl Iuum I.!... ...4 - . .inin
..-.e h, eariern and ae.-uru tuedieai i....i...l
.-. .. . . "ua "" ditleiei-t
ev
ol
th- womrmlu, euro, "i "1,7. slim" "ft
' ".B,lr '""""' "'t- 1 .el;;"; raddle
In V
io iuiirc mil. r.nt 1 a.. i. a- . " r,"UHM'
Uvii.k once more. ie li, .trucit nuj .:,",
wl.eu I w.i a ve in .r1. ar.d all :rna I hava 1.,
l""" I" -Sal in ior. Uoj i.l'.- hm,
Wlatkllck. Indiana county. !. Aj.ru as. isy.1.
TWtirriiii s Noiit E.
-M.J E.-lleol ilmuiai K tnnev: declared
loiters leatameniary m tt.j estate of Thoin s
KlDhey. late U nmore ta.,, U4th. .Jamr.r.Vcoun.
t. d-rasr.l. liaKUK lieen uranted lo me all ecr
J.on. indet.ted ,., ,.,d es.ate are h. rel. "ol .'rd
hair.ir claim, aainxt said estate ..resent
them properly authenticated lor scit:eiu-iit
I. iM. KINNEY.
Executor.
J 1 l. isiu.
M liuiore, i'a
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