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fimbria Jrcnmni,
f ,., ssr.t 1:0. cavi'.iua ro., r a.
i-ril'AV. - - Nu'KMi:i:U 1, lsi-.-j.
j .. I. A Ms l'KRMI AI
I mi Si-I'"N open on Monday,
j , -nil tiray. of Currolltnwn. wa
1 '...;.... W.'l...-.hiy.
Vl. i i. ii I'avis. ln Is lalii up with
,.1 , v. is luvly rr ovfriii.
;i ii KIm'iisIiuoj " Tuosi'.av.
j.r- i'liani l.anty, of Sy,stpuih:unia
,.:,;,. i" tt 11 on Wrilni'silay.
I' ,,- iniii In) "toll! yon so" was up
,. ally on Wi'iliu'silay morn milt.
j y,. i m en Itolwrts. of Snmmorliil!
(' . ., j. vrriiiusly ill wii li pniMinionia.
y,. ri,..ma Doran, :f Smnmeiiiill
I ( !,.i'i.'''l two wild tiirki-ys -ist
3
) j . , . . i- .loli n II. MfCormirk. of
j ; t -.'v nship. was in town on
? , .. 'V-
i -. . MiN Cawlt'y, t.tif nf As!ivill'"s
... r..i;- i-itii ns liroppt'ti in to si'i' us on
.... :' v-
1 , i.'ii;il.T -f ttirki.'V thauni'il rn-rs
; . .,, ,. ..: .nir inait'h at iln. fair ground
i' .,.'.'!'
i . ; : . i u.ii A una. one of the. 1'i.t.T-
, , . . .!i-ii of St. llonifari'. was in
5 . ... in. lay.
. : '! ii.mia.' SuiltmattiT. of C'arroll-
t i ... . Mi i'. d tii" law ofliic of M. I),
i , K-i.. a a t ml.'tit.
; ; , ,i niiii' ( i aiuT. of ('host Springs.
;.-- Ai.na (lailaslu'r. of San l'laucis
.,! a l 11-tiUi u oir Tui'sday .
!;..: rt Lit.iiiui-r, of I)ysirt. was
. n . ,i. i .im sday and adilcd his naiuo
, 1 ; i m 's list of suli-rril't-rs.
; !,i ii .lamo. who was laid up
. ,Mi,(u! wci'Us wilh typhoid frv.r, is
' ., ho aliout. in t ho si ri'i-is.
1 : William K mi lial 1. of tlii plat.'.
,i : ; i i u load of hoi . -i s on Saturday
. , !, i.. .Ap.-1-ts to di-posi- ot in Haiti-
i! i m ' i . . .'til i.f ilallit.m's onti'rpris
. . i - - : i - in KU-iihnrv; on Tliuitlay
, i ii..- l'i:i I man iiliu-i- a short Inn
i , i-.:!.' "
; . ; ! .: ,'i SiimIiT. ihii' of Carroll limn-
: . i.i.l In I fit i.fiis, iii.-.i on I'ri-
. , ,- aftof a loin: illni'ss asl
; .;;....:.' l .'.li s.
i'i . i '.ii k . r I a II. it as a moans of vnt i iil:
i. ii. ::i laor with lln- J.ouplf oai li
i;. . ;. . ImttcViT. iiiailo had II-.I-,
iat i 'it t ii in.
: I..- Ifiiiitii'.v, of this plari has
i .i a :. h piifiiiuoiiia -iiifo hi- ti'
,:. v ! ..in I in' ..I Id's l air ouSat-.-,
U .i!id-rstaiid In-i-u'i'Uiiii: lft-
. ii,,,. . ; hiu'u-i-st hoars Uilhil in
;, , : i l is SOU". .It WII- S 1 1 1 1 1. H .1V
.u ' y ( hii-t Kos. . mi KaUor's
i ;.: : ,:i i-..'i:.!v. l:os-oiiit woiLiliod
. i -,- I i !. limine to .J.C. Soolt tfi
s :,: Ili.i .11 ti-lii and oroi;pioil hy a
II.:.. o. an I'aluily .-aulit nn- flinii a do
:. Vl- ili... i. n I riii.iy . nii:ht and w as
I ,1 ,. ii .i .Mil.
I'I., i .-..ii'.- aro oiitlnisiast io ovorthi'
i': -!'ii hi)Miti-h' art portfolios. Ask
1,. w ..I, aior In show you llio nilof if
v i: .ii.- i:..t ahoiuly a siilTiln r. Tho
,-. ..L i o . i uia.lo hv a now -i a" '
,. : -i 1 1 a Li I 1m il Ii. of .loli t. - tow n. w hill'
-!,..' i.-' 'lin k- up 1 ho Com ma ii h l i V
. ' ..ij r i.Miav, ai i iiionlally shot liimsolf
I.;.,:. Tho hail ontoro.l noar t ho in
.'. ;, : i s . . 1 i aim- out at. I ho holtoin of till'
i': --hi' T. 1'.. Allison, pi im ipal of
: 1. .ii-i. hi -lt s. ho. il- f,.r sovora! yoars
,: .,i,!: ;ii y.-ai-a.'i. is l i n' sorioi is
., i i.; t ,!,...l I'.A. r at t ho Wo-t IViui
il .-l lal IMtshuru'. His daimlit"!' oo is
a ....
1 ii Ilia ir i oimt v tho I;, puhl'.oati state
' . . ' ha- ahoiit .'.' i ma.;. ! i I V. In the
..;.',-! f,.r utont ju.l jo o-1 li-t riot At-
'!:.. v Martin l'- !!. Kopiihln-aii. doloats
.1 I.ai.d;-. I . i:,. i .it . hy ahoiit the
; 1 1 ' ', .i ; .
.1 , .'ii ii . i I ia in-, of Sntninit. w a- arrest -
1 1 ..: at hi "lay an. I la'h.-n I .1 oh u-i : u to
iii-Mor a i l.:n-'o of a--aull an.! Lattery
,.i . l. i n il hy l.i- u ifo U-fore an a'd. Mioiu
! 'hat i-i v. lie w as hioii.-ht to jail in do-
ii. I: of hail.
K. 11. .laikson. who la-l w eek was aril--:.
si in .lohn-tow :i ih.uy.il with iraii.lu
: ii'.y is-nina ohook- on t)io CaiuLt ia Iron
i ..'ni.aiiy was hrmmht tnjall on Saturday.
1 ' .s -aid that t he Coin pai.j 's loss t lii oiih
.1 i. n-.iii oi ra'ioiis will anion n I K i ahoiit
i : itk Wil-oii, w ho ti -!i!oi ij t i;is plaoe
".'. : - Il'I.: year- ai'u and puii.i-hod t he
: ii. i!i. ,v '. mini . hut w h" is lis inc
ii i'.i: i..-i I .an.i 1 1; a r.'i wa- coiultietiti
!! ..:i -:o!'o in that plaoe had ili - estah-
- 'a.-!, t I . I '::.) 1 1 o'.v Ii on i - inirht ia-1 W eok.
N. i ' ..i li.-r Li: i I.! i nir- wot e also huriied.
A ' I asij. .!-. is.- ha- at tacked a nitin
- ,i: a. a! a hi. nt Mi. Pleasant,
1 :: . -A.- i,i:'- their I. ,-- often from the
.'no h...t. Wh i'- no I'li-f has as
. i laial. the animal so aillii'ted is
i . . to .. any work. Veterinary snr
- '- .we ii a io-s to know how to treat the
'.i,; .-
1 i.' . .-'iii:istor i;oiieral has auth r-
1 i i n.. lino row aid of l.i for the ar-
' ..i '1 .'. .ti i rt ion of anv pet -on w ho
-li: i .!. I he mini w hilo hoi nir eiiii eyed ill
in i i : -: j m for any one who shall roh
il..'iniii. while pa ini: over star routes.
nuii :.ji ;Va huv mamlui shall attempt to
' i." ti. iil in transit.
l:.-i.e-s is apparently looking up
i i, an.l the i ml :oa! ton s a re that tunes
l -' ..ti -row iniifh hrithter t han they
hi..' .'i f..r several months. The eoiu-
: '. .ii-. - i li I lie cit ies are senili ti'' out
i t .iv .-iiiiir salesmen whi'-his pretty
- . v id.-iiee that they are lookim; for-
' a hi ;-hlor fill nr.'.
I i. p.-r ii nt. add i t tonal wilt he
' i -'ion all horoiiuh taxes, after No
' . .i i'.iii. Tho ii.'ilootor for I'.henshur'.'
njh wiii ho at the eouneil ehamher
''' i I'.th day of NoVl llllx r. hetwei ll tho
I "it- .if two a 1 1 1 1 live oYioek in the a ft of -i
i oh. iw.i ti the hours of seven and
' -' i n ili.- i votiiui; for the purpose of re
;'' ' . i '.' I lli-s.
i'.' . n . 1 1 a 1 i ' lii'il th stahle of .laeoh
Wii...-. in Altootia. ahoiit l:lio o'elm k on
M it.iiv inori.itiii. The llames were not
; t 'it uuti they wore h.yond oonlrol,
a. -i ' lo- I arn Htid all its contents werede-
i i. The hor-e. two htmies. carl.
i. in,.--, hav. foeil, etc.. wire valued at
'". whi'.- the stahle was north aliout
'I Th" in-i:i aiice amounts to J.i.
'I ho operators in the I'.road Top ro-
- .n. ineliiiliiiu th" I'.roadtop railroad
' 1 i: ; any. w ho are ininiii; coal in that re-
iiave loduoed the Jit ice of III i li i li if t o
nts (.. r v'l'o-s toii and :.'o percent, on
i I . 'her lahor eomuieiiciii Noveillhcr 1.
1 I no n al iiiii-t of the mines have 111'-
' i '. 'l I lie reduction and there are more
Hi. I i.anls for work than they.an cinplo).
On Tuesday of la-t week Mr. Daniel
"' r. of J'ino tow n-hip, w us cry iiitf a sale
L'.ir lal-ano. II" was standing on a
!. .-Iharro .v when a man named liiish
i'l-e t he vehicle and Ml". Oini roll til tin'
-t .iii.il. -ustaiiiim; some severe injur-"-
The -mart man, Mr. r.ush.
''"I not aio!oj:ise for his conduct, hut
nt Inline, (tnei- had a warrant Issued
'"r lii.n. hut the parties pot together and
Allied the alTair. IndUnia Mtttmiiytr.
Mr. l A. Cohattsh. a well-known
men hant of Johnstown, difd at his home
in that city on Wednesday, aced thirty
seven years. He leaves a wife but no
children.
In Indiana county the Republican
state ticket has about :.om majority. The
hot contest there was over sherlfT. The
candidates were Mack, Republican; Pat
terson. Iomocrdt, and Hooks. Independent
Republican, and defeated candidate for tho
nomination. Ma. k will have a majority
of lmu over Patterson and 1,500 ovir
Hooks.
The change made in the marriage li
cense law does not i;o into effect until Oc
tohei, lsi.-., aTter which time one or both
or the applicants are to lx identitied to the
satisfaction of the clerk of the courts, and
then the license will be pool! in any coun
ty of tho state. It was the intention to
have the law jt into effect October 1, lS'.Kt,
but ill transcribing the bill it was made lsnr.
and stands as tin- law at the latter liaures.
An unknown man on Saturday entered
thohouseofMrs.il. E. Me 1 1 ugh, Johns
tow ii, ami stole i ftom a trunk bclonpinar
to one of the boarders. Miss Ressie Me
lius;!!, daughter of the landlady, entered
the room w hile the thief w as there and he
pulled a revolver, pointed It at her head,
ai.d catchini; her by the throat, told her to
keep .iiiii-t or he would blow her brains out.
He then made his escape.
hill i-s McC'racken who lives near Clear
field tells of a pine tree cut by his men in
lordan township that contained ti.iur. feet.
The tree measured I .Hi feet and was cut in
ten los. seven-sixteeiis, one fourlee:i and
two twelves. It required two men four
hours to cut it down and saw it tip, and
two men four hours to peel it. This is
iuile a tree for Clearfield county, consider
sup the best timber has lonp since been
cut.
.lames Ivnabb, Steele Darr and James
(lihsoli. the poor overseers of Cherryhill
township, indiauacouut v, are under arrest.
The eharpe is auprav ated assault and bat
tery, the information beinp preferred by
Mrs. Lavina Roriiii;. Mrs. lloriup says
they took -tier to the Cambria county poor
farm, hut she w as ex pe! led. bei nsr an illegal
rharpe. On the load she was roiiphly
treated, and w as bound hand and foot until
the cords cul into her flesh.
On Thursday morninp of last week
some tiiief pained an entrance to the house
oeouiiied by II. V. Staley, at Ninevah, and
took from a pockethook in his coat pocket
about flio. Mr. Staley drew $l."o from
the bank in Johnstown the eveninp before
and put all but lo of it in his coat pocket.
Coiuinp home he lump his (oat on a nail
in a room on the second Moor. Ouriiip the
nipht some one put a ladder up to a win
dow in that loom and raised it and took
the money.
Ret ii r ns from Clearfield county indicate
I he elect ion of Cy i ns ( ion! on. Republican,
for jiulpo of that district by a majoiity of
at least ."ion over .In. lire lavid R. Krebs.
the Democratic: candidate. The returns
thus far received do not. pive any vote on
the state ticket, hut indications are that
the Democratic majority will be about s.
The Democrat ie county ticket, w ith the
except ion of judpc, is elected by alxiilt s"".
The liphl has been il hot one ever since the
pri mat ios in J nn".
Of late there has been much stealinp
from cars in the yards at Rolivitr. The
other nipht tin' Pennsylvania RailroaJ
com pa n y sent on t- a detect iv e to look a iter
the poisons enpaped in the business. lie
wore a pood suit of clot lies and thoiipht to
dispii'se himself by put t inp on a suit that
would make him look like an every day
Iran. p. lie loft hi-pood suit in thesipnal
lower and when he came to look for them
discovered that some enerpe tic tramp had
been I here d m i up his absence ami stolen
his whole oullit,
.IiiiIl'ii JiiIiii II. Orvis, one of the best
know n criminal and laud lawyers in this
stale, died suddenly at his homo in Reile
lonteou Monday afternoon. The ju.lpe
returned last Friday from a ten days'
hunting trip apparently as well in health
as oyer. Saturday he spent the day at his
oihee and on Sunday he was stricken with
hetuorrhape of the bowels, continually
prow ina worse until the end came on Mon
day. I Ie w as tw ice elected judpeof Cen
lre county, hut for the last liftecn years
had p i veil his w hole a I ten lion to the prac
t ice of his profession. lie leaves ail estate,
worth j-loo.imO.
Thursday nipht Elias Silvis. w ho lives
about t w o in i Ies from ireen-btirp. on the
Harrison city road, heard soineihinu at his
chickens. Ilaslilv dres-dnp himself ho pot
the shotpun ami start".! out to i u vest ipate,
when he discovered a man walking away,
cat ry inp several of his fow ls in his hands,
lit- look deliberate aim. but unfortunately
iiiis-ed the man and hit one of the turkeys
the thief v. as carryinp. killinp it. The un
known ihief dropped the dead turkey and
ba-tened of. carryinp the other turkey and
chickens he had plucked from the roost
without. Ml. Silvis pettinp to know who
his nocturnal visitor was.
On the 4th instant Elmer Rrannon,
who had been boarding with Joseph Out-
vvald, at Cressou, after eatinp his dinner
left the house stating he was poinp to tin
barber shop. Some time after his depar-
turture it was discovered that John li.it-
W. I id's pocket hail been picked of a COIlsid
erable sum of money and a-It i annoii failed
to turn up again the theft of the money Is
attributed to him. He is about live feet
nine inches in height , black hair, black
. yes, black mustache, and wore when b
left a brown necktie, drab hat, black coat
ami vest and dark blue pants. He had a
piece off the front linger of the right hand.
Here Is u li.-t of vepetahles raised by
.losia'n II. Macl'arland upon a piece of
urmiuJ t'il feet square ;i Middletown, Del
aware county: 37.1 heads of cabbape.
baskets of string beans, li". quarts of lima
bean. .1 baskets of peas, 1, baskets of to
matoes, pi bushels of potatoes, -J h ads
of leMui e, 1 V! bunches of onions, one-half
a bushel of onion sets, .'Son bushels of rad
ishes, :tn doen cars of corn, 3 dozen cu
cumbers... dozen poppers, b". bunches of
be. Is. -.'.Itm celery stalks. These were sold
for ?loo.-'.i, and Mr. MacFarland estimates
that if he had bought the same in a regu
lar market they would have cost him H.
William Until, son of Philip lK.m, of
'niioe township, Jefferson county, w as the
victim of a serious accident last Saturday
It was at a shootinjr-match and young
hum was keeping tally. A young man
named Johnson was preparing to shoot
and was about jo yards distant when his
gun was accidentally d ischai ge.l. the ball
passing through Dom's neck just, back of
the spine. Ir. Reyer, who attended to the
v. . imiii's iniuries. saS the ball could
j......,...--
not possibly have selected a more favora
ble spot to pass thioitgh. as the jugular
yein. the spinal column and the w ind nipe
are pretty close topet her there audit Is
not iin easy matter to pet a bullet through
the neck without injuring any or them.
Nttrrlll Mnlr.
Sheriff Sbumaker has advertised the fol
lowing properties for sale 'it the court
House in Ebeiislmrp, on Monday Decem
ber lib. IS'ia. at 1 o'clock.
The interest of James (i. Rradley in bPi
acres of land in Allegheny towiishic, with
ii one and a half story frame house and
frame barn.
The interest of Ruth Martin In 53 acres
of land in Dean township with a two story
frame house and a frame barn.
The interest of (Jeorge Crook in 1 acres
of land In Chest township, alwiut lo cleared
u.iil, ia Inn slorv olank house and a
barn.
OFFICIAL ZR,IETTJ":R,:fcTS
OF ELECTION HELD XOVEMHEK 7, 180:;.
DM rirt.
Adams township
Allegheny township.
Ashville Ikirongh
Parr township
Rlacklick township
Cambria township
Carrolltown borough
Carroll township
Chest Springs borough..
Chest township
Clearlield township
Conenum it h township. . .
Cooper sd ale borough. . . .
Crovle township
Daisyvillo boneiph
Dale borough
Dean township
East Conemangh liorout
:h.
East Taylor township...
r.,lH'iisturg. r.ast ward
ElM-nshurg. West ward
Elder township
franklin Ixirough
( ial'itiu borough
Oallit.in township
Hastings borough
Jackson township
1- irst wiird
Second ward
Third ward
Fourth ward
Fifth ward
Sixth ward
Seventh ward
Eighth ward
Ninth ward
Tenth ward
Eleventh ward
Twelfth ward
Thirteenth ward
Fourteenth w ard
Fifteenth ward
Sixteenth ward
. Sevntoeiit li ward
Lilly borough
l.oretto hoiotigh
Rower Yoder towdship
Morrellyille borough
First ward
Second a ard
Third ward
Minister township
Patton borough i . . .
Portape borough
Portage township
Kendo township. East
Reade township. South
Reade township. West
Richland township
South Fork borough
Stonycreek township
Summerhill boroupli
Suninierhill township
Susquehanna township
Tunnelliill borough
I'pper Voder tow nship
Washington township. No. 1 .
W ashington township. No. 2.
West mont borough
W est Taylor township
While township
Wilmore loroiigh
Totals
Majorities...
1 1 5020
....
Note. The
Prohihitioii party
lilenie eourt :
220 for Ilaruhart for
sn.ner: 7.) lor 1 aimer ami .mo lor
The People's Party pilled 03
the supreme lourt.
The interest of same in a lot of ground
in the village of St. hiiwri'inc having
thereon a frame house and barn.
The interest of same in 10 aeres of land
in village of St. Lawrence.
The interest of John L. P.aum in 5o
leres 01 1. mil 111 usi;ueiianua lownsmp.
iboiit 2d of w hh'h are cleared with a one
and a half story log house ami a log barn.
The interest of E. E. (loss in a lot of
ground in Hastings IkjimupIi having there
on a two story lrame house aim sianie.
Tint interest of J. I. Fonghciscr in a lot
of ground in Hastings having thereon a
two story frame building.
The interest of tieorpe W. Sliitller in a
lot of proutul in Tunnel hi 'I, having there
on a two story dwelling house a one story
tore room and a stable.
The interest of the same in a lot in Tun
nelliill borough, having thereon a two
tory frame house.
The interest of Andrew Ferling in a lot
of ground in Carroll township with a ht
tain twostory building erected thereon.
The Interest of It. W. Anthony in a lot
of ground !n Fallen Timber, in Koade
township witli a two story plank house
and stable.
The interest of E. P. P.aker in l.V acres
and so perches of land in Parr township.
The interest of same in 131 acres and 10
perches of land in Parr township.
The interest of same in 4 acres of land
in llarr township r acres 01 winch are
cleared with a one story log house and log
barn.
The interestof same in 114 acres of land
in Susquehanna township.
The interest of same in 200 acres of land
in Susquehanna township, 175 acres 4-lear-
4'd with a two story frame dwelling house
and a frame barn.
Tin; interest of same in 110 acres of land
in Susquehanna township, about 15 acres
c. eared wilh one and a half story frame
house.
The interest of same in 131 acres am! 10
perches of land in Susquehanna township.
The interest of same in 40 acres
of land
in Susquehanna township.
The interest of Adam Mjl!er in 40 acres
of land partly in Elder and partly in Sus
quehanna township wiin a io moij
plank house and a two story frame house.
The interestof tin-gory Miller in a lot of
ground in Hastings Ix.rough, with a two ,
story frame house and stable.
Another Kailroid.
One of thi; most prominent contractors
of this county is authority for the state
ment tliat during the present winter the
Peech Crc4-k railroad, which lias a tern. in
ns at the Patt.rti mine, tutar Carroll tow U.
w ill begin the consiructioii of a railroad
that will extend from CarrollUiwn to the
Conn4'llsvil!ecoke regions and which will
eventually end in the P.e4-ch Creek people
getting a line to Johnstow n.
From w hat can le learned at present it
Is 4'ontemplaled thatther.ew road will run
from the mines to the Si ritmattcr's cross
ing, at the tunnel, south of Carrolltown.
where the road will cross the divide and
follow the north branch of the Plack
Lick to Hitler's Furnace, Indiana county.
From tla-re It w ill cross to Westmoreland
county and follow the Ligonier Valley to
Eigonier, thence to Connellsville, where it
w ill Intersect w ith the Pittsburg .fc Yough
iupheny Kailroad.
Tin; latter road Is said to tie owml by
New York capitalist:! who are int4'r4 sted
with the Vanderbilts in the IKoech ,Cre4-k
road, and the intention of the i;.'4-cli Cie4-k
" "
which crops
Placklick for
people is to develop the coal
out of the valley along the I
a distanceol at least iweniy nines. 11 1 ne
Connelsvllle conio-ctioii is secured, this
w ill give a direct line from the coke re
gions to New York.
It Is staled that a branch of the road
w ill In time 1)4! built from the proposed ex
tension at P.elhel. P.lacklick township,
which will follow the llinckstoii Pun
through Klacklick. Jackson, and East
and West Taylor townships to Johnsto.vn.
If this Is tlone this will give a direct
freight line from this to eastern markets.
The information giy4Mi Is backed by the
stateiiu nt that survey of the different!
routes have already been made and that
several New York gentlemen w ho had op
tions 011 the mineral right of r.,000 acres of
land in ItiilTingtou township, Indiana
county, and IMaeklw k tow nship, this
county, lastW4'4-k cllnchi-d their hold by
purchasing thes4f rights. This is looked
iimii as Uting an assurance that the I leech
Creek jMiople mean business.
I Pres.'y-'.IS.Trea..!
J. S. C. C.Tieas. Co. Commission'r.
1 i i i i I - I ir l L! -i , . I --lT-t l-. l-l
r r r i v i- r- e
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170 051. '505)5 4177
'lss3'202l
I 230il
polled 237 votes for Kent for state treasurer:
-ountv treasurer: 200 for Humphries ami
.lones ior auutior; ana s. lor i.avum mr n.u
votes lor Windsor, for state treasurer, and 01
111. I'lniul.lau A I ton in.
The IV.tsbiirg Thin, which has a n-pn-tation
for enterprise and liheiality
which is ot.ly equaled by its exci'llence
as a newspaiwr, caps the climax with an
announcement which is universally com
mended. 1 1 proposes to distribute among
its readers, and all who will Ivi-onie read
ers of .he Pittsburg Thins. th "Colum
bian Album." a splendid collection of pho
tographic views of nuildings and jioints of
interest aliout the grounds of the World's
Columbian Exposition. There will lie ten
parts, each containing 10 large photo
graphs, reproduced on line paper and ac
companied by clear descriptions. The
whole will form a magnificent and 4iidur
ing souvenir of the great fair, which is at
once the pride am! wonder of the century,
pepinninp next Monday, November 13th,
the Thin w ill print in each issue a coupon.
I'pon receipt of six of these 4'oupons, from
different issues of the paicr, and live two
cent postage stamps, or their equivalent in
rash, the Timcx will send to any address
one part of the "Columbian Album." All
the parts can be obtained in the same way,
so that at the end of ten we4tks every liody
who reads the Time can have the com
plete Album. The wtirk will give its his
sessors who were unable to go to Chicago
almost as much pleasure as a trip to the
Fair, and to those w ho did walk up and
down the streets if the White City, it w ill
he an invaluable souvenir. Look out for
the Pittsburg Timx next Monday and ev
ery succeeding day. It will give you all the
news for one cent a dav. and will also give
you an opportunity t4 obtain the "Colum
bian Allium." If there Is no agent for the
Tinu'K in your locality, you can build up a
profitable business bv writing to the Time
and se4-uriijg the agency at once.
.tltirrlfute l.lcenaea.
I The following marriage licenses were is-
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
I forthe W4ek ending Wednesday, XovpiiiImt
sth. 1S0.1:
Charles M. Johnston and Lillie Horner.
j Penile township.
William (. Davis and Eiy.ie Lamhreiht,
JolinsUw n.
Adirn Kuuka and Veronica Pilasz,
;ieiiwliite, Plair county Pa.
II. E. Peterson and Mary Hammer,
Johnstown.
Henry W. Itaub and Maggie May Mob
ley, ElM-nshurg.
ti.sirge . McMuIlen and Lucy C. Sun
derland, Delaney.
Jolin Storenski and Theoplina Dakoska,
Patton.
Oliver (Joughnour, W4st Taylor town
ship, and Mollie lln gg. Pine Flatts. In
diana county.
Ulyssus P. Strayer, Johnstown, and
Louisa llerms Walnut (irove.
Michael Frances Cronauer, Fallen Tim
ler, and Susan Olive Shaffer, Van Ormer.
Michael Ignat and Magy E. Ilonouglie,
Gallitzin.
Harry C. Dunniire, Elstie and Orie May
Snith, Ilomniers Notch.
Thomas Sanker. AYasliington township,
and Jennie (iiitwald, Cressou.
Austin II. Kaiiffnian and Lillie M. Pot
ticlier. South Fork.
' Michael Andreas and Susanna Lukalh,
Hastings.
Mltcran r llie Times.
The leaves in tint forest are Ix pinning to
turn yellow and brown, and to dropoff 0114
by one, presaging tin; approach of autumn
and bringing witli it many climatic
changes. 1 1 needs a very strong const it 11
tion to withstand t
1 C()1(, atl(, mistlin
aro vr.ry f)w !)) j,.,
tion to withstand the sudden shocks of
I'lilortunately tln-re
ry lew so gifted, the majority of the
human race m-ed to have thdr natures
strenpt bene J and stimulated, and theie is
no lietu-r remedial agent than a pure rye
whiskey. Klein's Silver Age Hye has
stood the seV4-rest tests and lias Wen found
to be absolutely perfect, Ix'ing recointneiid
e! and ores-rilHl bv tin; highest medical
authorities. It Is for sale hy dealers gen
erally at fl.V) per full quart; Piiquesne
IIj-4' at $1.2. per quart, and Pear Cre4-k at
fl.4io jmt (juart are highly recommended.
Send for a catalogue of all kinds of liquors
to Max Kkki.v,
isrj Fi'dcral strr-4't, Alh gli4'iiy, Pa.
A flock of wild p.H'se passed over town
to -day (Thursday) headed southwards.
I 1 1ST. tin Tl.arp.lay ol lavt week on the town,
i rhl rt i.il IratliDic Ircni (tallliiin to Aibvllle
near I lie alr worki in llallilzin, a roll ol ct.p-M-r
wire. A sultal.ln reward will l.e alven to an
perftou KlTiKif liiformation that will lend to ita
rocoTer. Addreci. J. T.MIM lSN.
Kbenobunr , I'a.
( 5.37(1
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P. 11. D.
4)5.35 452011 55) r2 40U.3 4
15s 1357 500' 12
75 154 5'
11237,
23 lor Ames for judge of the sn-
21. Tor t olsom i..r county comniis-
ul'" i"i.
votes for Stevenson, for judge of
Mlkeellaaeoaa Swtlrea.
'I'HK SUHSCHIBKK t.rlnrii for vala m nnmter ol
J. lot lor buil.liDK purp.ii.es In lVahinict.n
township, famt.rta county, a.ljnrent to ttie cuml
miDMOf Howell av Mcl'i.y. now In operation.
I tiee lots ars nlluaie.1 is I.I way leween Summit
and tbe liUh tirl.tjre. on the lownshlp n.n.l. fall
ua r iUiIfwm I-AVLMKINNA,
Kept. 1. 1SW3. SunitulL. Cainl.ria C'o., Pa.
I 4 1ST. Small parse, dark itreen lizard akin.
A with ! Iain ilver claiqi, containing reveral
di.ilara. Iot on Mnnater tunnpike hetwren
O'Hara'f and ('reason. Suitable reward lor re
turn ol came to Mrs. Maurice Coster, V. O. Mox
45, Urefaon, 1'a.
'I'HK Koent.anr Haildlng
Ioan Aoclatlon
X. will otter tor rale at the council rnamter.
enabnnr, on the fourth Monday In November.
(Loimomi. 1 tills. 1A IS,
Lbstkr LakiMKR. Secretary. President.
A
C4KNTS ( male or
lemale)
make (10 a day.
household muKt
ISew invention
t.very
have It. Small outlay , Due tirohu
Perlection
MlK. ito., l."5S Sit. Clair St, Cleveland. .
A Fine Assortment of
Millinery Goods,
as well as a Vust firiitifil Liar of
LADIES' anJCHILBREH'S COATS,
CAN P.E POL'tHlT AT
HALF PRICE
From .No till Dettuber 1st at
FANNIE HOWELL'S,
MAIN STREET,
CiALLlTZIX.
riiKlAL. L.IST.
1 L.lft ot rtom net down for trial at a term ot
e.urt U t held tbe cecond week ol lieecmber.
:
Knout ( itto.
Huter ts. 4 'lies: Creek t5oal 4i 4Vke
Fowler m. Kland.
Kuon t. Ilrlndle et al.
sirhoononer t. Iean.
.straupe. Kothnchllil k Ci. VI. HochstelD.
(Gardner t. Stevens.
HnKhcf ti. Kree.
Klward n. Kdwardi et al.
Kuricratt v. JubnMown I'aweniter Kali way t.
W ilion et al ti. Weuer it al.
Same to. Mill et al.
K roc It ti Wllliao.1.
Brndrr t. Pryor.
aortltl ti. Creowell.
HunraD th. fender.
Noel ti. t'rotectlon Mutual Fire Imuranee tto.
Wenti ti. 4'amulK-ll et .1.
Martin ti. 1,IiIt Srbiwl IMitrtft.
Mh.maker ti. Hood.
Blair ti. 4 )ood.
4'briBtT ti. Mltrhell & ("..
4-hrity ti. Mit-hell fc. (7o.
liotlman ti. lieaaerlln lire w Ing ;o.
ti..enbelmer (Jo. ti. ltoabey
J.C. DARBY.
frothonolmry.
Iroh'.notaryi office. tAembutx, H-, Not. 6th.
Ity3.
EAGLE BRAND
The Rf
Ii nnequaled for bonie. barn, farrbrr or on t ball d
Iniiii and enrU hall the i.rloe ot ahlniclei. tin or
Iron, lllaready lor nif and awlljr ai.plled t.y
anyone.
Rubber Paint
Com nil It bo renta ier Kalian In harrel loti, or
M bo lor i Kalli.n tut.i. 4-ol..r, dark red. will
io. p Iraki In tin or Irou rooli that will lait for
Team. Tar it. Send Ktainp lor am.leJ and loll
particular. .
Excelsior Paint and Roofing Company,
I.V1 IliiatM., N4w Yirk, H. f.
aeri.Um.nr.
I VTK'E Ii hereby rlTen that the lollowInK
- j aoronnti bite been DM In tbe Court ol
t OIXl 111 I'll ricu u t.iiniinv tunij, u. w.,,
he ronbrmed l.y raid Court on the hrt Mt.ndaT
ol Iteremlr next, unleia can be ibown to toe
contrary.
Klnt and final areonntol Chaa. J. Mayer, aa-
lirnceol J. H Klntl et m.
Kirt and final account ol K. J. O'Connor, al
rlitnre ol ('hrlitlan Holerker et 01.
IrH and flna. arrount ol A. t. Somerrille.
Ilirnee ol Jimrl S. Krarken.
Hot and rinal iwoout ol K. V. Morpby, u.
alKnee ol lierr Wrlicbt et x
I'rothonotarj'i ottlce, Not. 1, 1W3.
J.U. HAKHY.
Protnonotarr.
a lIMlNISTKATOirS NIITlt'E.
W hereal letre-4 of admlnlHtratlon on tbe
eftate ol Arthur lierlln. late ol Jackaon town
ihli. deceased, having len arranted to the un-
tierKiicned. notice I h erf by ! to thofe In
debted to 'aid eitate to make Immediate Payment
to me. while thore haTlUK rlaiui aitainct the
lame are m.tiried to preaent them doty authenll
rated lor lettii.nient. HAMKI, IltVIJN.
Adnitnhmator of Arthur lievlin, deceaied
Jackivn towmt-lp. Nor. a, lsvj.
ri WHOM IT MAY 4L1 INl'EHN:
1 All ierni havlnic elaiini airalnit tbe estate
01 Jeremiah Noonan. late ol Muoiter township,
t'aint.rm eounty deceaied, or acalnit the eetate ol
Kliza NtMinan, late ol a! townalilp, decearetl
are rt-.)ueted t preient their rlalini properly
i.roi.ated to me ry may mm, nm.
M. It. KITTELlk
KbenabnrK. fa., March 31.
Auditor.
In Dry Goods.
Ciiiglmtiis in all at4'rns at 5 t-4'iits pi r
yard.
Muslin, full width, at 4 -'nts i-r yard.
lilue i'al'i4'(is. all patterns, at 5 ?t-iit ix-r
yard, .lust think of it, fonin-r inice r'
C4-iits mt yard.
Outinz cloth in cvi-ry sty 1 at lo ci nts
pi-r yard.
Tnl.lt; Linen, white, at 2n cents mt yard.
Vhit Ilaim.-I at Lii. :i" and is c4-nts p r
yard.
Ued flannel from IS to 3". cents jmt yard,
(iray llaiuii'l at IS.1 4'4 ntw x r yard.
Storm sern', tilue or lilack. at 40 4'4'iits
mt yard.
Proadcloth. lilue or l.lack, r.15 iiu hiis wide,
at sr. cents.
All-ool Henrietta, incln-s wide, 1.)
llordered serge, pray or l.rown. at -'J
cents.
Camel hair inixi-d, the latest dn-ss Roods,
at 4o cents.
Any 4-olor of Casim-re you want 2 cents
er yard.
Ilop-sackinii. the lat4-st and nust fash
ionnl.le dress utimmIs. at crnts per yad.
4'li.-iiilli' tal.le covers, ery pretty, from
1.4S to f..'..-.i.
Ladies1 Fnrnisliins Department.
Ladii's" Jersey ribbed vests, with sle4'ves,
at ,'." i-i-iits.
Ladies' wool hos' at cents.
Ladies K:is-iiiators from l."5 cents tof l..5o.
1. mi ies' Coats, all sizes, from il.Ht to
l."..ui.
Blaniets and Haps in AMnancc.
Cray and whii" blankets from n-nt-s to
?5.4s per pair. UememlKT these hlankets
are full 1D-4 wide, llaps, full size, from
15.". cents to tt.ui.
CL O Til I.A'G .
FOIl P.OYS.
Hoys' suits, laU'st styles, from l.-'4 to
fT.ui.
Ytiuth's suits in the very latest patterns,
C4miiieneiii!i at f'.'.sn and up.
We iMiimht a sp.fial lot of loys' thr.M'-
plece suns, sizes U. HI. 11 ami IS. I liey are
actually worth fl-'.on. We can sell them
for t.l.Ul and i.'.. 1 hey are da utiles.
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rXlXTTOK'S NltTH'K.
j l-tata ol Mtnatt Ulfianoo, lwricl.
Iettora tn.tameDl.-tr on llic ei"ialetl Maricarrt
4eaat.B. late ot the tN.rt.uich ot 1't.ruute. in liatu-
hiia eoantT. I'ennrTlvanla. havlnic been KranlriJ
to me oj the Keirlrter ol w lim ol (lamurla roun
ty. noltce la btjral.y Klven to all person lnlclted
lo nalil ettate to make payment to me without
delay and thufe bavin rlalini avalnvt the nut
frill tirenent tnem i.roperiy autneniirateti n.r set
tlement to me. JOHN I'.OIiOOMt;.
I'ortaae, Oct. 20. ls3 t txecoK.r.
S. I HID.
m at"ht intra.
REED & READE,
Attorneys nt Isiav,
tBENShlKil. - -e-tirtice
on Centre street.
PENNA.
i -iA Ul
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-o t - i a n. "v .
EHENSBUKI4, FA.
(tine In Armory HolMlnn. opp.tVrart House.
T.
W. DICK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
KsiSKSi'Ka, 1'kkh'a-
e-Speclal attention to given claims for Pen
sion Kt.anty. etc. ch7- 'Smo
MrKKXniCK,
ATTORHKT A DO 'I KSKI LOR AT LAW,
EKtniSHVK4.
-4 Irtice on Centre street.
PA
LITTLE,
ATItlKNKY AT LAW,
ClRKSIHItt'Kti,
T-( ifflce In (ipera House.
- Pa.
ore tu
H.
II. MYERS.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
KnavMBi ax, PA.
sjoinee In (tatlnnad Knw. oa I'entre street,
D
ONALI) E. PUFTON,
ATTttKK EY-AT I.A W.
KBKMHBI'Rn, Pkmma.
nrClfflne In I rpra House, t'.enter street
II.
OIKJI'EU. M. II..
I'HYMlt'lSK AKnSraoBoai,
EHENNUriiii. - - PA
i-littlceon Hlzh atreet In riMim lormerly os-
enuletl br the Western I'nion Teleitrai.h t om
Busy?
OF
URSE,
THE BIGGEST CROWD is the best
proof of public confidence justly reposed in
a merchant, and of the best place that gives
the best value for the money.
Hitting the nail on the heal requires a
good eye. Use your good eye and make a
note of our name and prices.
Mr. II. Orth. our buyer, has returned
from the East, and while there bought large
and got good prices. We buy only for CASH
anl cash buys more than credit these dull
times. We have a larger stock than ever
before, therefore we are able to quote some
good prices.
FOU M EN".
WY are strictly in the swim.
(mhkI heavy worsi'd suits, all sizes, for
f.V.ts..
i:.'tt4-r suits as hih as f.mi.
The overcoat season is here. Our sales
have startd and they are t'oin fast.
wnv?
P. 'cause no one ever saw them so clu-ap.
We are prepared for a hie trade in pants.
We mean to sell and can't help it. If you
look at our lint? line you will huy.
GEM'S' FURNISHING GOODS.
WE A II E IN THE LEAH.
Stiff hats, the latest st l.-s, f.,r f l.ii.
Petter ijuality stitl hats from el. '." up to
f-'..H.
Ca; fn all styles and kinds from l'l cents
to rl.ini.
CiMid heavy overshirts for 4s cents.
AII-wkj1 hint', l.lack ami jrn-y shirts for
il.
Latest styles laundr:ed shirts, with col
ar attached, from 7". cents up tofl.i.
You ousht to see
Our Lineof 24c. Ties.
THEY AUK
All-wool "(loldell
P.EAUTIKS.
Kule" IJlidelclolhint
at il cents.
Camel's hair, the lest made iit.dercloth
iutr. for 7.". cents each.
Two-threaded "non
clt.thiiiir, any striM' or
fur fl.im each.
hritikinir" uii.l.r
pattclti you want
Th'-str jrood.s are
hy Cth" Switz Comie.
guarantee accompanies
manufactured
Miils and a
each and every
one.
CARPETS.
TI14; carpets this season are very nice.
The patterns are hriirht and fascinating.
See them and you will U convinc d that
Ol'H PUICES APE 1MI.1IT foi auyl-Kly.
We carry
URGEPiSTOCK OILCLOTH
than any other store on the
is Ix-uniif ul.
mountain. It
4PMTM
THE PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES,
GAIXITZIN. PENNA.
JOHN PFISTBR,
IIFALFK IX
MM f.URCHAIIDiSE,
Hardware, Cnccr.sware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
vi:i.i:tabli'.s ix seaio.v,
II A lt. r.s, i;it' . .
OPPOSITE MCTION
HOTEL, j
CRESSON, PA.
JUST RECEIVED !
-A LARUE LOT-
Boots & Shoes
-POUGIIT AT-
Sheriffs Sale !
FROM THE MTOCK OF
W. E. SCHMERTZ &, CO.,
PITTNBI'RN, PA.
The
Prices
public invitctl to call,
away Jown.
JNO. LLOYD & SONS.
FULL BLOOD SHROPSHIRES
For Sale
1 hsve a chore lot r.l ram lambs which are rlch
Iv brel tri.ra l.th Mre and dams ! noted stork.
They are ct.vered with a dense Deeee ol choice
m.l. lt.w oown, .iiiare animals, built broad
and ot Ktod weight arid in itimhI rH.nditlon. I'liere
Is no belter stork to place at I l.e head of a herd
ol rtod ewes. I will sell a limited Dumtr ot ewe
lambs and also a lew good yeariintc ewes II any
one wants soinetl.ini: fine to start a trie IWk
eqnil to any in tbe land lor w.ml and tontten .
H ill i n.l.l fiKjD. hr.i nr.i m.
ttct. an, 13. Tyrone. Blair county, I'a.
To Investors.
VtrHY ko away from home to seek Investments
when you ran buy Pennsylvania First
MorUraxe securities on the Cavli or Monthlv
Payment plan and alilcl. will net ytu tacnty per
rent. n your money T t or particular, call on or
address li. A. rJNt l,t H A KT.
Ann. S. lwz. tten'urjt, I'a.
T'4 A1.I.'.4I WI14IM I r M At' IIUNCEKN.
Notice is hereby eiven that 1 have purchas
ed Irotn M il lam McManamy, ol W hit township,
and left them In hi. oeion dcrin my pie..
ure, two horses and sucktna: etlt. seven cows,
three holts, about 15 tone of hay. plows, harrows,
mowing machine, hayrake. two-horse vuon,
patrol hotifl'di, household and kitch-n Inrui
lore. lour head ol y-iunir cattle and one wind
mill. JHHN Mi-M ANAMY.
White townbhtp. Cambria county. Pa.
Nov. 8, 18'.t3.
STUAYEIl away from Ulen White. Klalreonn.
tv. Pa., on or about irrtoher loth. 1HS, one
four-year-old black cow navtnu white
si mi t
forehead . s j I w h.te IK-Hy Any ,rM Kty.nK
information mat win lead to her i.very will
suitably rewarded,
. Oct. iiT.at,
Ulen. V hiie, Itiaii Co.,
Furniture.
Full 4'iht-piec; hard wood l'dr(K'tn
suit. ?.-'. 1.
Full eitrht-piece oak Ix-tl room s 11 i t . f?7.oo.
Kttds, liifht or dark, from il.: to i'.Ht.
Lounires, MiMjiiet plush, very fancy, for
Vt.Hi.
These lounges are full six feet long and
good w idth.
We carry the ln-st assoi luietit of n k4-rs
in town.
It would do vol! t;ood to see our leader:
A cane hot torn rocker, with very fancy
hack, for
Kitchen Tables, S1.98.
Preakfast Tallies, drop leaf, siv leps, for
.'5.l I.
Six foot extension tallies, drop leaf. oak.
fur .-.' Child's rockers from : cents lo
1.7."..
See our
CHILL'S ROCKER FOR $1.24.
We pive you
cotton toii and w
"Solid bottom
dark. :um.
one mattress hed tick,
iven wire spring for .'..00.
' kitchen chair, lipht or
Ask any tf our customers and they will
recommend and advise you to huy our
'.." 1 cane chairs.
A GREAT VARIETY !
' ALL SHAPES AND STTLES.
Ladies' Iionpola tip, hutton, C.
era. il. ''."..
Ladies' IIoiiltoIh tiii, sprinp h
S. or op
el, !.-'.-..
il..l. 1.7.1 and '.'.( m.
Ladies' Iiiiiiirula ti. Plucher. i'i.Ht.
Men's huckle hropaus, cents.
Men's tip or plain Congress and Pal
1.-M.
at
CD.,
R. L. J0HST0.. M.J.HK K. A. H.BtlX.
tMTAHLlHHKD
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
liANKKKS,
EIlENSCUIKi. ... TENN'A.
A. M . UK K, l anblrr.
KftT A BLIHH Kn18H8.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKIIU.TOWN, I'A.
T. A. Oil ARR triill, -a,.r.
General Banting Business Transacted.
The lollowlnn are tbe principal leatnref ol
iteneral taiiKiajr tmnlneee :
Kerelved payable on demand, and Interest bear
Idjc cert I Orates iBsaed to time deKsltors.
I.UAN
Extended to customers on favorable terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
4..l;iTIIINN
Made In the locality and upon all the tanking
towns in the United State. "tiare moderate.
I RAFTst
lamed negotiable In all-parts nt the t'nltnd
states, and loreiKO eirhanne trrued on ill parts
of turoj e.
AlCOCBiTN
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
bom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Patrons are assured that all trsnsi.ctli.nl" shall
be held as strictly private and e .nhdmtlal, and
that tliey will be treated as literally as Kood
banking roles will pen It.
Kesperttnlly,
JMI.NT4.'. Ill K '.
.4 rrr.
WW. il. KASltffHtlf,
iuuhirr.
THE
First National Bank
Of PATT4IS.
PATTON. Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paii np,- - $50,000.
Accounts ol Corporations, Firms and Individuals
received ujM.n the lurst favorable forms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive H.nklTK.
Steamship Tickets lor saW by all the lend Ins:
Lines and rorelicn lralts payable In any
of Hie principal rttiei ol the
ld World.
All correpivondence will have onr pcrfonal and
prompt attention.
1st tergal lald on Time Itrpwalla.
ortl3.W3
1714.
Policies written at snort nwice in tbe
OLD RELIABLE '"ETNA"
T. W. DICK,
4U;NT rR THE
OLD HARTFORD
111
1
v
11 1 .it.
OOMMENOEll Hl'SlNESS
1794.
Ebenburs;,.'niy "l.lttS'i.
A1
I1 IUK'S N4tTU"r
Itsvlnic been annointed an auditor br the
orphans' Court ol Cambria county. Pa., to reiM.rl
dlHtrlbutlon ol the fund in the hands ol W. A. K.
ltttle. K-q.. executor ot John Ikiuif lae. late ol
Allegheny iowdhi. lp. deceased, as shown l.y bis
hrst an I .artil aeeoani . notice Is hereby k v.-n
that I will sit at inv t.ili. c In the iKtroiiuli ol Kt
ensbnnr. n;Tnetlst, Slot stay mt .rin.
r. 1X:1. at luuVl.fk. a. m , to attend to the
dudes of said appointment, at which time and
place all Hrsou. interested in said estate muwt
attend or be forever debarred Irem coining In on
laid lund WM. II. SElUlLEK.
tlieni-burtf . Pa.. Nov. 8, lgu3 3t. Auditor
ttO and fJO ttennlneinnlederate Ifllls only
ore mmih eacn: s.m. ad It no bills
on i .,..- .. k. . . ... ... .
nie I ech"; 1 and bill.. -J 7 ! eit-h Xnt seTure.
1 , on u,i , .,Ti A.l,
Pa. Duv2.t
lU.KVIt.VUNOUlll huriVLfl St.. AtlaiitA llm.
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