rJlil
rambn'ii jrjecimm.
y si:ri:ii. A MP.lil.V CO., tA.
ruM'W.
M)Vi:.U:i:U :.M. is.'.!.
I.H AI, A MS I'llKHO A I..
vnll Mll'l'ilKl'.c l?
i mrk i' will liavo t Id scIkhiI
, with us.
ii.! .Ihik's, of this il;u-'. killrd two
.; ,,.. m Fi'iI;iy.
:r I", l-'ri'sli, of X ick town, spent a
. :- in town on Thursday,
h. iiir .loscpli A. Ilr.iy. of Carroll
., in town on Thursday.
. l'.iihi-r I'.oyh'. of .lohiisiow n. was
, 1,1 Kl.i-nsl.iiri; on Moniiny.
n Lynch. Ksq.. of Suniinit, spi'iit a
it- iii town ii ciliu-sdav.
. Vi!ii 1 auia Kailioail Company
; toi-U yanls at Clu-t r y t riv.
lui M i-Ki nii'. of Clu'st spriim,
, :', w hours in town on Wi-ilm-iday.
i hildii'ii of Mii-luu-l l.ilTi-v. of
iiii-'l with starli-t fi-vi-r last
i.ttit chilil of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
. 1. 1 thi- place, was hnriod on Sat-
teiident I.eech
:v iirtifite at
att'-nd.d the
I loilidayshuri;
v. II. II. Fisli, of t liis place, is in
. :io- wi-ek atteinJiiiLt a ininisters'
. . --.I, -ia te .Indtie .IoIih It. Thomas.
i.ih n-h ip. spent a few hours ii.
Tin-. lay.
r.i lii luler.
. it ill . lav
ill
d at his home in
rht, finin typhoid
,i V. years.
Ann McDonald, of tl.i
I 'Mini, i i f. n Haiti tuon
Iila
w h
left
re I
., i the w ; 1 1 1 -1 .
e i linlifi was hnnil.t t
i.n-;iiu. t -i rvc i days
I in
I i v conn net .
1'. To:nl) ha hi-eii appointed on
i peii-ion eamiii'-: in place of
II
i 1
! i
ii. ill. re-iirneil.
!i.iii-r I i ' t . t and I. had at
i hi v en ; ion of county ii.iiimis
i : M-ti.ll'l e w eek.
i v i - of lui keys, einfiracini;
Irivin into I'ninuioun a few
I il l L'i' lliiihs for sllipmi-ilt to
kct .
nit. of entre coMtity, has j
.' '-i-ioii I ,;n a pi-r-oii has a J
.; I.miid t raspa - - i nir on i
- ii.
i ramps u i.o
tii-Lt an
il le'iilis tiei
re kept in
uniivd to
le lireak-
1 n'.V ll-ll i l eitieliS Will
.! i elect ii il! oil
otlli-,' I'll tile
Tuesday lor t he
ii. -: ion of a di-
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in
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.r the
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:.. le.i
i'-y has lie.-n f fined in
ina N ii i act ii i e of a fa n n i n
:-. I ; u 1 1 1 v i ve em pioy
!in n. Several laud -iles
free. :
pa ngh
vr h i i.
fe w i:
i s w I 1
IV le I CO!. -
I ! i 1 1 g '.he
ago at
tamn to
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ar 1. l.n.nie i .in- da y
ho--' par
irup.tig otr
I a-I wee!;.
- I I ' 1 - 1 1' 1 1 i !l O'le of
til under ! he w heel -.
n-r- of the Dni: .is d
hi- feet I y
U ict hav e
. t,t a lo
i. Ik on
.1- this
pen ri n-.. I'l-d'ict ion
Monday. Tiii set-
int.r.
It IUVOIVl-4
;n iin-clly the i
i- nf Altoona.
list rid.
have agri fil
'r
. " IlloUtillv for the -' !ief of
.it city. I ' nem p! yei', men
I to earn their portion by
i i i ts or in stone q ua; rie.
Hunt, of Jackson township,
la , iied a few days ago t y
i ci oss, -ut saw thai In- w as
. i the woods. An artery
a h.s wri-i and he nearly
t. fed the
M .in ral
e.l o!f a
store of Ii'cighart
Foi 1 1 1 on I- ri i a y
snal: quantity of
l-.n i ra M-e to the
a'
a 11
. etc.
I .1 I V la
iii:-.
a pall'
I out
thi.
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ii :
Alt
II.
ii.d
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ut
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nt w as
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. night of last w
t an eiilr. iic-e
M . Ana .l I
la in ; u ,sco er.
eek blir
i tl Li ! he
inaiil. ill
d by the
- Ilair ilepari ni ' vvilh
: i.ing for their iioutih-.
-.- am
1 Ipka. a Hungarian who was
. .! our j nl sevi ral weeks ago
. '.' ;: boa: u iug-house keeper,
. ti I ' u t '.i.i i Tuesday from heart
!i I. ad been se for some I. Ille.
ii- vveie buried at tin: almshouse
' I ! V .
i -avs that whenever a horse
I in La- balked, he lias got. out
ije. gone to tin- horses forefoot.
..;n tie- gioiiud. and struck the
v blow- with a stone. He has
' i to -tart a balky horse in this
v ay.
ci ii'ion of Mr. Fred Davis, of
. .v ho has been seriou-ly i'l for
e- pa t w t h typhoid fever, is
ii'iu-. Il-rested somewhat eas -
Thursday i, hut his condition is
t ii V change tor the worse would
.'..lit) proye lat al.
Mi .1
lni I.an'y. one of FJder tovvn-
i' -tanl best ci;i.ens, y isiteii tills
i W 'eiin.-s.lay . M r. Fanty Is an
i ami bioiight his trusty rille
'h tin mil iii o.u of trying his ami
v .Id liiim'ji that are scattered
' I. is Iiitj 1, bol bood.
le.-atina McCann died at the
'i hei daughter. Mrs. Thomas Mul-
ii Pine tow nship. Indiana county,
''i, .Novmhi r loth, in the so year
i-" . Tin-deceased was well known
' i - I 1 1 r Lf Ul ITU she t-esiili-d for mv-
tril .us, aUnit a decade ago.
A number of thieyes stole half a beef
from the shiu:,'litcry of Rudolph Fara
hauuh. in Altoona. on Satnrd-iv nifht, and
hauled it away in the butcher's own
yyheelbarroyv.
Tin- conditi on of Mr. James J. Kaylor.
a well know n citizen of Allefrhetiy town
sl Ip, who has been seriously ill for some
time past with llriht's disease is Kroyyin
st-aiiilv worse and there arc no hopes for
bis ultimate recovery.
I). J. Orner. a contractor, of Altoona,
wlnle workinir in Calvert-!, planing mill in
that city on Tuesday. (lot his rijiht hand
in too close proximity to the knife and had
t ie member so badly lacerated that it had .
to be amputated above the wrist. j
At Cre.-soii on Tuoday af li-rnoou y hen ;
a stock train was passing at a fair rate of '
speed a tramp was noticed seated on the j
narrow- bumper of one car, the man ap
parently drunk and sound asleep. Five
other tramps were discovered on other
cars in the train.
Mr. J. M. Starr, of Orbisonia. Hun
tingdon county, and Miss Mary M. P.urns,
of .vltoona, were married at St. John's
church, AltiKina. on Tuesday by Very Rev.
Father Hush, of that c ity. The bride is a
daughter oT Mrs. Sarah K. ISurns. a former
resident of St. Atiirtistiiu', in this county.
A case of small pox has developed at
Jeannel te. Policeman Thomas, discharged
from the Homeopathic hospital, Pitts
burg a few days ago, was stricken with
the disease on Tuesday evening. His
house has tieen quarantined. He says
there were several oases of small pox in the
hospital w hen he left.
Our butchers are buying fat hogs at
:V.j and (i cents. There doesn't seem tube
any lied mat kct price for beef cattle, and
t he liguies quoted run from to rt cents
per pound. Farmers are hi inging in dresed
l.eef in liheral quantities. Fore quarters
sel! for ."i and hind quarters from tl to T
cents. -1 iiilin mi Mrssrinjcr.
The 1 1 -1 1 1 piield railroad was begun
forty yi'iii'- ago. and is not yet completed.
The line ran from Hempiield township,
near Creenslmrg. to Wheeling, cro.-sing
the Monongahela at Monnnghela City.
Washington county. Of late the project
h.:s been renewed, and about four miles of
the road from the Wheeling end has been
completed.
The la rge barn of Henry Stripe, near
ISradeiiville, Westmoreland county, to
gether w ith it- contents, was destroyed by
lire o;i Thursday night of last week. The
barn contained loo buhels of wheat, a lot
of oats, ha v . etc.. and valuable farm ma
chinery. The loss is estimated at J:.',."iil.
The fi.-e is opposed to have been the work
of an incendiary.
On Wednesday night of last week the
stun- of J. J. McDonnell at Portage was
: entered by burglars and about loo worth
j of good-curried off. The store wascnter
i e.l from a window in the rear and a light
I of gia-s wa- first l.iokeii to obtain ingress
I through the window. The money drawer
! w as found a quarter of a mile awav. along
: the line of the la 1 11 Had.
JosephiiilIavvay.au aged farmer re
; siding near Faveite Citv. met a horrible
: i ! -a I : i at IVrryopulis Tuesday of last week, j
l 1 1 is hoi M l.i came frightened at a gravi 1 i
. train and ran oil', (iallaway was thrown
i J ,
out. and hi feet, getting caught in the
j running gears h was diaggi-d over two
i miles, liis body w as pounded into a jel
j ly. lie w as si years of age,
j Tin- Young Men's Institue. Xo. 1 lo, of
Wi'ninre. will hold a festival in the hutch
j hal: at that place on Thursday. November
;.':' iThank-giv in.'i, for the b'-nelit of St.
' Kart holeiiieu "s ch n rch. Festival will te
, gu at a o'c'o.k. p. m. Oysters, on (Tee and
j lunch, as well as n freshmcnis, will le
i served. Kcel!ent mu-ic w iil he in attend
: ance and uuml older maintained.
I Mrs. M -Coruiick, w ife of Frank P. Mc
; Cortnii U. lorm.-riy of Wilinotc, now t f
j lir.cld'i.-k. die,; at her homo in the latter
, place on Friday, the cause of her death he
! i ng consii in p: ion. M rs. Met ormick's fat h
: er P. t.-t 1 Irov ii her I rother Thomas,
! and s.-veial of lo r -i.-ters lived in t!.
j K;.-ve!i!u w aid of Johnstown at the time
of the Ihiod and all perished.
' There is great rejoicing at OaiJitzin
,' owing to the n sii rn pt ion of operations, in
th
a rge ( oa! and coke works of Taylor it
M Coy. On July 1st a proposed lo per
cent, reduction in w ages cans-d a strike
' a'n.iug t he miners. Since that time there
has ;,ei n tniieh irivation and sulTi ting in
tie-town. Tin i' men employed liualiy
I s u i in : l nd lo t he terms of t he man a gem en t.
Mrs-. KoSii-rt ' ook.of Droad Ford, 1'av
; ctte county, according to In-r own story,
got up in in r sleep, on Sunday morning a
week ago. and picking up a revolver slnt
' herself 1 1 1 1 1 i v I i n g two ugly wounds which
may prove fatal. Her husband heard the
shot- in tune to teach her before she fell.
Pi ! tons o t he shoo! i ng she I ad freqin lit ly
' lis.ii in her slei p and w alked through the
j hollse.
i Mrs. Mary L. Fettingi r. of Strongs
town. Indiana county, has been awarded
' tin- contract for carry ing t he mail bet w een
Fieiishiirg and Strong-tow n. The distance
in-1 -,y i i'ii the two p! aces is t w e ve m i les, a nd
1 Mrs. Feitingcr will receive .c cents for
ei'.ch round trip, six times a week. John
Orner. w ho carried the mail recently, re
ci ived '. 7 icnts p.-r day. Mis. l-'ettingi-r
will drive tie- mail wagon herself.
j One day last, week William Myers, an
1 aged citi.i-n of Carrolltow i;, died after a
prolonged illness from tin-effects of rheu
matism and general debility. The deceas
ed was a baker by trade, and, although
liti rally bent with age, ln-ing s years old,
he worked at his trade until a year or two
' ago. at the time baking for quite a number
ot people ill the neighborhood. He leaves
. a wife and four children at home and one
boy abroad.
"In times of peace prepare for war."
So also in these dull times young men
j -hoti'd pre are for the revival of business.
D.itT's College, of Piltsburg. has tilted
thousands of young tii'-u for a life of use
fulness by gi v ing t hem a thorough piaC-tii-al
business education. The institution
is the foremost of its kind in the country.
If any of our readers are interested they
should address W. II. Dull', the piesidetit,
for circulars.
Philadelphia capitalists are said to
have virtually closed a deal at Clearfield
on Saturday which will give them control
for all mining purpu.-es, if not th1 actual
ownership, of the territory of more than
lo.'rl") aeies of laud, located principally in
the llout.dale n gion. Thi" Peeeli Creek
railroad is said to he interested, and if this
is tine it will now have control of all the
undeveloped territory underlaid by the
Moshannon vein.
I A-letter from J. A. Kennedy, Ksp, a
former well-known citizen of Kbcii.-burg,
and at present register of deeds in Nobles
county, M inn., to a friend In this place,
gives the selling price of grain in Lis local
ity as follows: Wheat, 45 to -17 cents;
barley, .'. to .ia cents; coin, 'J.'. to 3D cents
in the oar, 7" pounds to the bushel; oals,
V.i to -JI cents. The many old friends of
the 'Squire w ill be glad to learn that be
and his family are all well.
- Dr. Coopei, who for the past six months
lias been practicing medicine in this place,
will m-xt week open an ol'.ice at the X roads,
near the tunnel, one mile south of Carroli
town. His oltice w ill he the one formerly
occupied by Contractor McFaddi-n, and
he will botrd aid. A. Yost's, where night
calls can be made. Dr. Cooper has been
very successful in his practice while here
and the people in that vicinity v ho may
.......I l.i-i i,...s will lilni b i 111 to be ail IV-
pert in his profession.
The dwelling house of William II.
(cordon, in West Taylor township, caught
(he from a defective flue on Saturday
morning about 7 o'clock, and owinr to the
rapid progress the Humes hail made before
being discovered, the building burned to
the ground. Some of the bedding and fur
niture were saved, but the larger part of
it was distroyed. The building yvas insur
ed for $loo.
Judge Mcl'herson at Ilarrisbnrg last
week handed dow n an interesting opinion
in the case of the Ilecla Coke company.
He held that the coke company was
liable to taxation on so much of the capi
tal stock as is invested in mining leases
and improvements on dwellings for em
ployes. The capital invested in the prop
erty actually in use for manufacturing
purposes only is exempt. The company
under the opinion will have to pay about
1,.'W0 in taxes held in contest.
If there were more push in the world
there would be fewer hungry, half-c!othed.
homeless, suffering children, broken, dis
sipated men and women ;csneed of alms
houses, hom-cs of correction and homes for
the friendless. Push means a lift for a
neighbor ii. trouble. Push means a lift for
yourself out of the slough of despondency
and shiftiessness: out of trouble, real or
fancied. Push never hurls anvbodv. The
i harder the push is the better, if il is given
j in just the right direction. Always push
I up hill few need a push down hill.
j The Holllda vshurg correspondent of
i the Altoona Trilmnc writes: Liveryman
Ira Parr traded horses with an Ehetishurg
I man a few days ago. The trader was ar
i rested on Wednesday for stealing the
; horse in Mr. Parr's possession. While
j Mr. Parr was absent at breakfast yester-
day morning, a Cambria county constable
: went to his livery stable and - ithout leave
or lit en :e decamped with the stolen ani
mal. Mr. P.arr has instituted a vigorous
search for the over ollieious constable.
John W. Pamhart. formerly a well-
, known eiten of Fain-aster, but for some
; years past a resident of Alt'iona. Platr
county, on Tuesday pleaded guilty in the
Quarter Sessions at Lancaster to the m
be.lemetit of several thousand dollars,
ti ust funds left hy liis father to his moth
er and sister. The latter were the pne-e-.
cutors. Sentence was suspended and
! Parnhart was given a chance to make res
, titution. The emln-zzler was formerly
i prominent in secret society circles at Lau-
caster.
i
I Fight cases of small pox were discov
ered in Altoona on Tuesday by Dr. S. M.
Uoss. He was called to attend a family,
I and as soon as he entered the house he dis
I covered that eight out of nine of them
I were suffering from small pox. Dr. Uoss
; immediately notified the hoard of health,
j and every effort will be made to prevent
I llie sprea.l or I tie utsease. nut as llie ex-
' isteiice of the disease hac. been wholly un
I suspected up to this time, and so many
i cases were di velnping it, it is certain that
other cases will follow.
John W. Warfel. of MorreHville. at
tempted to commit suicide at liis home in
that place on Wednesday by placing the
muzzle of a Iss-calibre revolver in his
mouth and pulling the trigger. The bul
let struck the left tonsil, passing through
and out of the neck to the left of the spi-
I nal column. He was taken to the Memor
ial hospital at Johnstown w here t he phys
icians in charge think he will recover.
Warfel is about IIS years of age and al
leges domestic trouble as being the cause
of his wanting to shuttle o!T ir.to another
world. His wife and live children were
in the house when he made the attempt.
The state superintendent tif public in
struction announces that the teachers' in
stitutes throughout the state are pro
gressing linely. It is probable that the
money received from the county treasurers
to aid in the holding of the institutes w ill
not fall short of fourteen thousand dollars,
w hile some twenty-three thousand dollars
may be expected from other sources. It
the attendance continues as heretofore
tln-re w ill he over forty thousand specta
tors present. The cost of instruction w ill
aggregate something like thirty-three
thousand dol lars, anil t here will be other
expenses to the a mount of sixteen thous
and dollars. The members themselves in
dues, i'ii'., igive nearly twenty thousand
dollars.
One day this week a man from this
place was up at Springier and while on his
way between (iarmantown and Parnes
boro, he met a certain Indiana man in a
buck-hoard which was loaded down with
three immense jugs of w hiskey. His con
science seemed to he hurting him and he
stopped the (Jlen Campbell man. perhaps
liecause he saw he was from this place by
his dry look, and gave him a sample of his
goods, at the same time telling of the hardship-
he had to go through in disposing of his
stuff in Indiana, but when he. came to tell
of his family he broke down entirely. The
man had on loard aimut eighteen gallons
for retail trade of Indi um and was pull
ing for t hat port. This is an example of
how Indiana county gets her liquor.
(rfcu I'll in llull C'ltliul.
On Sunday evening Charl.-s Dean
aged seventeen, of Tyrone, was a-ctih-nt -ally
shot by his brother Kdward Dean
aged eleven years. There were two re
volvers in the house w ith which t he hoys
Were playing. One of the yveapous was
unloaded and the other was supposed to
be, but unfortunately one chamber had a
cartridge in it. Charles went, up stairs
and on coming down his brother day fully
pointed the revolver at him saying "I'll
shoot you" and pulled the trigger. There
was a report and Charles fell the ball strik
ing him fairly in the face, entering just to
the right of the tip of the nose and pene
trating the tissues almvo the roof of the
mouth and In-low the floor of tne eye
orbit, finally lodging some where in the
neck. Thi' injured boy is badly hurt but
there are hopes tuat he may recover.
ormlrr lny.
November is a month of rainy, disagree
able days. The damp, cold air penetrates
everywhere and chills the blood, laying
t he system open to colds, pneumonia and
kindred complaints. There is but one
remedy that stimulates the system and
fortifies it against viu h attacks, and that
is whiski y. Not such a whiskey as is gen
erally palmed oil' on the public, but a
whiskey of known purity and quality.
Such a whiskey Is Klein's Silver Ape, Du
quesne or Hear Creek ryes. These yvhii
kies have been before the public for many
years and find favor wherever purity is re
quired. Physicians prescribe them, hos
pitals use them, and every reputable deal
er sells them.
They are for sale utl.."W, fl.2." 1.( per
quart respectively. Send for a complete
catalogue and price list of all liquors,
mailed free. All goods neatly Itoxcd and
expressed any w here. Address, Max Klein,
Hi Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
I'aniKM' Inntlfnfr a Hnfff,
Secretary Fdge, of the state board of
agriculture, says the institutes which
have been held this season were the most
successful in the history of the board.
These Institutes are held every fall and
winter in the different counties of the
stale in w hich there is a member of tin;
state lioard of agriculture, and have been
of Ki' iit benefit to those engaged in agri
cultural pursuits. Their origin is difficult
to trace. U-yoiid 177, w hen the first one
w as held, lieing the outgrowth of farmers'
club. The last legislature appropriated
$: fiOO to pay the expenses of these insti
tutes, which is divided among the counties
represented on the board ut the rate of two
icijis a farm.
Obllnary.
DOR AX. Died at her residence in Sum
merhill township. Wednesday, Novemtier
lath, ls'.i.J, Mrs. Mary, relict of the late
James Doran. aged s-j years.
The deceased, whose maiden was Ken
nedy, was born in County Longford, Ire
land, where she was married, but emigra
ted to America shortly afterwards, and
with her husband lived a short time in the
eastern part of the state, settling in Wil
n:ore about 1S32, and about ten years after
ward on the farm in Summerhill township,
where IhhIi spent the remaining years of
their lives, Mr. Doran having died about
six years ago.
Of the eleven children of this union who
have lived to be grown up women and
men. Lizzie. Mrs. Jennie Leahey. Katie.
W illiam and Thomas live on the old home
stead; James, Patrick and Michael are
well known and trusty railroad engineers,
the former two of w hom live in Wilkins
biirg. and the latter in Altixina. Mary,
now Sister M. Ligouri, is Mother Superior
of the Convent of Mercy at Anoka. Minn.
Maggie died in 1;7, and John in lstti.
Mrs. Doran yvas a person whose whole
life yvas devoted to the welfare of her fam
ily, and even in her protracted and pain
ful illness, w hich extended over a period of
nine years, her children could net pre
vail upon her to desist from laboring for
them. She was a faithful member of the
Catholic church and was highly respected
by a large circle of friends and neighliors.
Her remains were laid to to rest after a
high mass of reqiiium in the Catholic
church in Wilmore and an appropriate
funeral sermon by Rev. Father McIIiigh,
by the side of her husband and the other
deceased members of her family in the
family burial place in the cemetery on Fri
day last. j.
Invtllntr l.rclurr Conrar.
Tickets for institute lecture course en
tertainments for sale at James' drug stoic.
Chart of seats opens each day at 7:l!o a.
m.. except Monday, when one-half The
Imard will be put on sale at li:aV A. .M..
and the other half at !::!) p. m. In all
cases lines w ill lie formed and each person
must take his turn and select seats for
himself and immediate friends only. The
course is a very strong one and no person
can afford to miss it.
The price is the same as in the past, one
dollar and fifty cents for reserved seats fur
each of the four evenings. The season
tickets are made transferable to accommo
date many of our pcope. Let every lody
turn out to the day and night sessions.
Arrange your work so that you can attend
and show the teachers that Kbeiisburg ap
preciates the honor of having the great ed
ucational meeting in her midst.
DeMotte. Schumann Concert Company
of Chicago, Cumnock and Hoiick.
There is no use talking about it. Pro
fessor DeMotte is the most scientific and
highly entertaining lecturer on the plat
form of to-day. The information that one
w ill gain from his lectures is worth any
body's t ravel of live hundred miles. .lfr.
Ut iirii Urtitlij, iilitnriiilti. in the sltlantn
C'niistitiiliiin.
The Schumann Quartette, of this city, is
rapidly pushing itself into prominence as
one of tlie h-ading concert quai'tets of the
country. Their work is of that superior
style that denotes the artist, and the vast
audiences that greet them everywhere
they sing is abundant attestation to their
worth. C'm'i-iiio Ihiily Xrirs.
Alwiut one thousand live hundred people
laughed and wept alternately last night
with Prof. II. L. Cumnock, of the depart
ment of rhetoric and elocution in North
western F ni versit y. The Professor gave
as the eighth entertainment of the Star
course at Music Hall a series of well-selected
readings. C'i t' i;n I'htin Lhalrr,
Jan. 1,
Slll An'ilhrr Kallroud.
The citizens of Nineyah. as well as the
farmers living in that section for miles
about, have been wearing broad smiles on
their faces for llie past few days. Their
rejoicing has been brought about by the
appearance of a corp of civil engineer.
ho have just emerged out of Ligonier
valiey. Tin- party is engaged in running
lines and tne presumptions are that t he
force is in the employ of the 1 leech Creek
Railroad Company.
The lines as run w ill cross the line of the
Pennsylvania road at a point between
Ninevah and Conemangh Furnace. After
crossing the Conemangh river at that point
the engineers proceeded up the HIack'iek,
and it is thought that theirdestination for
tin present at h-ast will le Pat ton. F.-uin
the best information obtainable on the
subject it is thought the work of engineer
ing by t h is corps was begun at Connells
ville. The I Seech Creek Company are at
present known to he negotiating for
the purchase of lo.Mio acres of coal laud on
Flk run and the ninth branch of the
HIack'iek. As matters stand at present
there seems no doubt in the minds of per
sons from the locality but that there will
be a railroad built over the lines just be
ing surveyed. Conoinaiigh Furnace is but
eight miles west of this city and should
the road tie built there is no doubt but the
company will find a way by which Johns
town can be reached. Il is stated by er
suns who seem to be familiar with the
route that it will Ik- a more direct route lo
the seaboard than either the P. & O. or
Pen us y I yuiiia. Juhnstitwn 1 cinxrat
Ttinn intn llir Fitle nf Wan.
There is an old saying to the etfi-ct that
none can lie wise alone, and to judge from
the actions of Mr. Clark Shaffer. one would
imagine that a in in cannot he happy alone.
He was married last Thursday all-o'cioik
and he has now the opportunity of decid
ing Upon the respective llli-rits of the fore
going propositions. We venture the asser
tion that he will tind from experience that
the ohl saying is true and theolher equally
reliable. The conditions are favorable,
for he married Miss Mary K. Pringle, of
Pringle Hill, a well known and accom
plished young lady. The affair was a tru
ly nli-asa:it one. The nuptial ceremony
took place at the home of the bride's par
ents. Rev. A. M. Long, pastor of the Wil
more I', p.. church, olliciating. After thv
ceremony all partook of a tmuutifu! repast.
The bride yvas dressed in a Ix-autiful cream
colored dress, trimmed in silk lace and
rihtion. The assemblage consisted mostly
of relatives of Imth parlies and numbered
between sixty and severity. The presents
displayed were numerous and costly, em
bracing many articles in the silverware,
chinaw are and glassw are lines that will in
time be useful as well iisuri.ui. tal in the
new home. In conclusion, we desire to
cast one little shoe a suit of Cinilcrilla
slippT of happiness. May their journey
through life In; as full of good things as
was the fruit cake that adorned their wed
ding dinner table.
Miss. M. M. Fish.
.InrrliMce MrrniiM,
Thi follow ing marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk of the Orph ms' Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Xovember
'Si, is;i?,:
Martin Thomas and Edith Yeager, FJd
er township.
Robert J. Fcrrel and Jennie Kegg,
Johnstown.
Kdward W. Yost, Carroll township, and
Finma Mary Wiiited, Susquehanna town
ship. William IL Ream. Johnstown, and Clara
F.. Shaffer, Conemangh township.
Samuel Pringle and Anna R. flyers,
Johnstown.
Horsey Wolford, Ingleside, and Anna
YonAlt. Johnstown.
Albert T. Knipple. Stonycreek township,
and Clara K. Allison, Felix, Somerset
county.
Charles F. Wyland, Spangler, and Colia
M. Scheirer, (iarmiiu's Mills.
(ieorge F. Stutzman and Flora P. Makin.
West Taylor township.
Joseph J. Douahoe, Clearfield tow nship,
and Maggie McCain', Altoona.
Fbem-zer M. Jones and Mary E. Jones,
Cambria township.
Andrew Schmidt and Mary C. Pischoff,
Johnstown.
John (iuergoa Hungarian miner, was
killed In the Piper mines, at Hens creek.
on Friday last by a fall nf coal. Ills re
main: were interred at Lilly on Saturday.
Well.Tliiafelmply Can't Be Brat.
The Pittsburg Pott has just announced
an extraordinary departure in journalism.
The Witkly Pout has passed out of exist-am-e
and its place has been taken by the
Si-ml-likly Pout at the same price, one
dollar a year. Its subscribers will hereaf
ter get two tf-page papers a weeK, instead
of one 12-page pajx-r. This is certainly a
wonderful stroke of enterprise, and is
characteristic of the splendid management
of Pittsburg's great Democratic paper.
The man w ho cannot afford to take u high
class daily like the Ihiily Pout cari now
surely afford to take a first-class city semi
weekly paper, such as is olleied to him
twice a week by the Pout for only ore dol
lar year. This is almost equivalent to
giving the paper away. We do not see
how the publishers of the Pout can afford
it, but we presumj they know their busi
ness; anyhow we do know that ttieii word
is as good as their bond, and that w lien
they sav the Semi- U'ctkly Poxt will be in
every respect as goinl as the weekly their
statement is to be fully believed. The
semi-weekly will be issued each Ti: sday
and Friday. All the features which have
made the Wittily Post one of the great
journals of America will oe continued in
the semi-weekly, in addition to the
lit' news and marke: reports, es
pecially prepared for it. One dollar a year
for 104 paKrs less than 1 cent each. Send
to the Post for a specimen copy.
Jllnrrllanraai .Nullrm.
M'HESI'BSCKIKKK otter, for Rale a nno her of
A. lets tur nu i Ml nit purioe In Warn bton
U.wnntnp. 'mr.ru county, ailjaosat Ui II e mat
mine of Howell at Mr now In ope-atlnn
1 he.-e uu are (tlUHie.it inl.lwy tietween S imnii
and the lilac b trlJ.Ke. on tlie townvhlii road Call
on nr ad-lre TAI'L M'Kt'XNA,
Sept. 1. lf3. Suitiniii, I'Mut.rtft fj. Pa.
ICST.-llo Thorday ot lant week on the town
t htp ro4.il leadline Iroiu Oallltun to A-hvllie
tirar ibe water works In (lallitxin. a, eon ol con
per wire. A miml lc reward will l given to any
ptrsoLi tclvlrir Inlonnalioo tlmt will les 1 to III
lecovery. Addrem. J. T.SI.MPSO.X,
Ktienshu.-v,
IOT about the JKnii ol I lototwr. a imatl dark
j tirlndlec iw with fhnrt. taick tuinn, i.ootit 3
je.ct old. Any inlornialton con"-ernlUK atoe
will he thankfully re-elve. hy
rErtKcnwAi.n,
Nov. 24. 1H3. (Allium.
THK Hbenst.ura- Huil.linu h. Loan Association
1 lll otler for sain al the r-.nncll rhiml er. t'.t
enst.urif, on the fourth Moniliiv in Nnt-nitier
ll.ooo.ou. THUS. IAV1S,
l.anTicu I.AktiMKK, Secretary. 'resident
TKS.
1 (renrire Fredericks, ot Fheashuru. pays
the bttchcrt market price lur all kiuds el fur?.
'I'KUI. l.tsr.
1 Ust ot causes rrt down for u'al at a' term ol
c-.uri .o he held the second week ol Iiecuruh r
IMiS:
KnuFt vs. Otto
Hul.er vs. Chest Creek Coal is. Coke Co.
Kowler vs. B'nn.i
Noon vs. Urlndle et al.
i-hoononer vs. Iean.
straui-e. HothKi-hlid in Cj. vs. liochstein.
(Jurdi.er vs. Stevens.
Huiches vs. Keei-e.
Kdward vs. K.lwar.is et al.
Hururatl vs Johnstown I'assenuer Kailway Co.
WildMi et Hi vs. Wesioveril al.
Nil tne vs. Mays et al.
II rock vs WiIIIhils.
Hen.ler vs. I'rvor.
'auttiel vs. Creupwell.
IiunauvH. Pen.ler.
Noel vs. I'rotectlon Mutual Klre Insurance Co.
W'eiili vs. 'mtuIm 11 et I.
Martin vs. l-lliy School IMstriit.
Shoemaker vs. (iood.
Klair vs. U.h.,1.
chriHtr TS- Mitchell & Cc.
Chruty vs. Mn -hell & Co.
Hortnem vs. Kenuerlln tire Inn Co.
( )ientieitner ei Co. vs. Ilea hey
I. V. IIARI1V.
lrothi..iotarv.
I'rothr.notary'a oltice. fcbensriurir, I'., Nov. 6iii.
lsW.
ynriCE UK AI'1'I.ICATKiN nK IXOtH!
i IOKATION.
Notice is hereUy irlven that an at.j.licati a will
made to the (iovernor of rehiisylva-Us ou
Mnmln, llie 1 1 Ii tiny nf lerrinbi-r. ..
. ls:i, i.y t. K. ( 'an. , hell. Ii. l. ;:,wvir.
John P. 1.I..J.1. M l. Hearer and John C. Iartm.
under an Act ol fsemldy entitled "An Actio
Provide t. r the lncormr.eti.in and Keirulation ol
Certain CoTjM.ratlonH," approved the-nih ilr of
April, A. I. 1S74, and the supplements t iereto,
lor llie charter ol an Intcn-ied corporation -o he
caued lie Jiihu C. Martin ( oil 4 Omiiany ,
the charueur and ot ject ol which is to mire c al.
n anu acture coke, rhlp and ell the san e, and
tor u,e e pur.io e-i to hive. HHess and etjoy all
tho rluhtx, hem nt and privileges of said Act ol
An-tint ly and supplements thereto.
Nov. 17. losa.
"OTlCEIs hereby iciven that the lo'lowlnu
ac. i. iints have t"-en filed in the Court ol
( ommon P. eas ..I Ca nilT'a County . !'.. rn.l will
be cetih'tiieii l y said Court on tlie first Tlonday
ot I Kcemtr next, umess cause be shown to tlie
cm'riry.
r irstand fins I account ol Chat. J. Mayer, as
siarneeolj. I' Klnti et ux.
Kirsr and nnai account ol K. J. O'Connor, as
riicnee of l.ri-llan llolecaei et ux.
Kirst ai.d floal account ol A. K. Soinerv.Ue, as
lnie ol Jauies S. liraeken.
Urst and n.ial account ol K. I". Murpiiy, as
siunre ol llery C- Write hi et ux
I'rotlionotaxy's othce, Nov. 7, lf.3.
J. C. IIAKHY,
Protno lotary.
ri'O All.' I WHOM IIMAx' "UNCKIN.
I Notice is hereby mien that I have purchas
ed Irom W il lain McMauaiuy. ol W bite township,
and li lt them in his possesion during luy pleas
ure, two bores and fuckintr colt, seven cows,
tor. e lintis, atniut l.i iot.s nl bay, plows, h irrows,
tnowini; luach ac, bairake. two-bore euiiu,
patrol hi.hslids, household and kfrch t Inrnl
l:.re. lour bead ol younir cattle and on? wind
mill. JOHN McMANAMY,
White township. Cambria county. Pa.
Nov. 3, 1SHS.
HMIMM KATKIX' Ml I ICK.
letters cl administration on the e'.t of
Annie K. (leortce. iaie ol the boroutcb ol W iluiore.
Camnna couniy. deceased havlntt tieen 4 ranted
to the undersigned, notice Is hereby neo to
thoe Indebted to said estate to make pay ment
to me without delay, and those bavinu claims
en a lust the same w ill preeent them duly authen
tlcatcd lor cell lenient.
rJ.lZABKTH M CJKOK'JK.
Not 24. I'r.'S Admmis ratrlx.
A Fine Assortment of
Millinery Goods,
as well is a Sunt LYautiful Line of
LADIES' EDa CHILDREN'S COATS,
can i:k i;oi(;iit at
HALF PRICE
From Vi till fc-fftubcr 1st at
FANNIE HOWELL'S,
MAIN STREET,
(1ALL1TZIN.
EAGLE BRAND
The Ht
Is anequaled for house, barn, faftorror onthulld
Inas and costs hall the price ol MhlnKle.. tin or
In.n. It is ready lor use and aasily applied by
anyone.
Rubber Painl-
Costs only 5( cents per gallon In barre: lots, or
t4 5o for & Kallon tubs. Color, dark" re I. Will
slop leak In tin cr Irou roils tht will last lor
years. Tkv it. Send stamp lor samples ind full
particulars.
Excelsior Paint and Rocim Ccnuany,
.-5 llnnniiM., New lark, N. r.
c,ii Mm nr.
Mouiitaiu House
SUB SHAV1HG PABI.QR1
CENTRE STREET, EBENSBUEG.
1
''HIS well-known and lonir established Shavinit
I'arlor is now located n 4ntre klicet. op-
pt.sUe the hvery stable ol O'Hara, ltavls a. Iuth
er. where the business will l e carried o:i In the
Intnre SHAVIMC. HAIK :17TT1M AN1I
SIIAMI'I MUM) done In the neatest and most
artistic manner. Clean Towels a specialty.
C.Iuaies waited on at their residences.
JAMES H. IHNT.
proprietor
nOTKL. L.KOKANMK.
Ii J. SH KTTK J. PnopnirroR.
licated at IiaKols. '&.. near the H. R. h. P.
Kailway liepot. We always endeavor to fur
Dish tho best accommodations to business men.
pleasure seekers and boarders. Persons in search
ot Jomlorl and quiet will hnd It a desl-tde place
to stop. The Table Is ansurps'l n1 ' always
supplied with the best the market atl.rds.and
all the delicacies ol the season. The Bur Is sup
plied with the choicest ol pure liquor aid cittars
and nolhlntr but the bettt is sold, fipecial atten
tion Ktven to the care ol horses.
U.J.SCUElTKr.
In Dry Goods.
(iinclianis in all jiatcrns at cents per
yard.
Muslin, full wi.ith, at 4'4' cents per yard.
Mm? calicos, all patterns, at ." '.enl iht
yard. .1 ust think of it. former prjee ';
cents ix-r yard.
Outing Yloili in every style at M cents
per yard.
TaMe Linen, white, at Hi cents r yard.
White Ilaunel at -. XI and 4s ci-nts per
yard.
Ked flannel from is to .V. cents per yard.
Cray llannel at l-"4 ecu Ik per yard.
torm scree, blue or Muck, at 4 cents
per yard.
Hroadcloth, blue or black, ."; inches w ide,
at cents.
All-wool Henrietta. .VI inches w ide, e"l.
ISordi-red scree, eray or brown, at 'Si
cents.
Camel hair mixed, the latest dress goods,
at 4l cents.
A ny color of C'asmere you v ant iT cents
per yard.
Ilop-Mickin?, the latest and most fash
ionable dress eods. at s.i cents tn-r yad.
Chenille table covers, very prettv, from
il.i to.'.'.5i.
Lafiies' Fnrnisiiicg; Department.
Iudies Jersey ribijed vests, wil Ii sleeves,
at -.'."i cents.
Ladies" wool hose at 'in cents.
Ladies' Fascinators from I.lccnts to1.5l.
Ladies' Coals, all sizes, from il.?) lo
ti:Ai.
Blankets Haps in AMflance.
(iray and white blankets from To rents to
Is per pair. Hcini-inluT these blankets
are full lo-1 wide, liups, fuil i.e. from
b.1 cents to .'.(Xl.
CLOTHING.
FOR HOYS.
Hoys' suits, latest styles, from I.-4 to
$7.i i.
Youth's suits in the very latest pattern,
comniencine at and n f .
We Itouehl a special lot of boys" three
piece suits, sios !i. lo. 11 ami 1'. They are
actually worth ?l,,.i. We can s( ) thi-m
for 3..ri" and l.'.is. Tliey are dandies.
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REED & ItEADE,
Atlornoyn sit I jvav,
KHENSHl'Kd. - - - I'ENNA.
airOttire on CeDtre ftreet. (4 'MVS
M. D. KITTELL,
ttorney-o r - nn-"vv ,
CHENSBl'KII, PA.
offlno In Artnnrr Kalldlnic. oip.(Vnrt Konvas.
W. DICK,
ATT(IKNKY-AT-LAW,
LSKHKIU'RIl. 1BK'A-
-Special attention to Riven claims tor I'en-
lon Bounty, etc. rht- 'Vm
T F. McKEXUICK,
J. ATTOKHBT r O..CKBKL.LOR AT LAW,
ElifcNSKlKd. . PA
af- Iftice on Centre atrert.
D J. LITTLE,
L ATIOKNEY AT LAW,
KUKKSBIHU, - Pa.
af-Oftlce In Opera HoDte. oc8 Vi
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II. MYERS.
ATTOKJwSY-AT-L.A W,
KBRHsnmn. fA.
a-()tf re In tiollonart. How. o i'nw ptret,
OX A LI) E. IUFTON
ATTOKNEY-AT LAW.
ERKSiSBrRO, Pekha.
tSr" 'lllflei In (ir Hooe. :ntr 'rit
IJXEUrOK'S NOTICE.
I J ExUite ol Maraa'et Oleafon, deeancil.
Letter testamenlar on the rtteot Mnrioirpt
ilei8un. late the Ix.muith ot Purtaire, in Cam
lirla county, Pennryivania. havlnir beru uniiile.l
to me ov the Keirixtcr ol Wlllsot ('amlirla rouu
tj, notice la herat.y irlren to all person; ln.llteii
Ut said eitate to make payment to me without
delay and those having claims analnst t.e same
will present tbem iruteriT antheatlrated lr set
tlement to me. JOHN I. (IKOItMK.
l'ortane, 1 a Oct. au, Imo 61. Executor.
ifr 10 and rO (!enuineVintederate Kills only
0-) nye ce:its earti: ad tlwi I.I1U 1" rents
mrii; XS-eent and fro-rent liln.lavetrm, 0 cents
each; tl and fi bills. aA ce-its each. Sent secure
ly sealed on retpt ol price. Address ('has. II.
liAKKKK.VU South r'orsjtn St., Atlauta. Ua.
uov'i t
Bosy?
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OF
URSE,
THE BIO G EST CROWD is the Lest
proof of public confidence justly reposed in
a merchant, :ind of the best place that gives
the best value for the money.
Hitting the nail on the head requires a
good eye. Use your good eye and make a
note of our name and prices.
Mr. H. Orth. our buyer, has returned
from the East, and while there bought large
anil got good prices. We buy only for CASH
and cash buys more than credit these dull
times. We have a larger stock than ever
before, therelore we are able to quote
good prices.
ron m en.
We are strictly in the sv im.
(JoimI heavy worsted suits, all sjes. for
.-..'.is.
I'.etter suits as liieh as tsi.ii.
The o ercoat season is here. Our sales
have started and tin y ar- eoine fat.
WHY?
liecause no tine ever saw them so cheap.
We are prepared fur a Lie 1 lade in pants.
We mean lo sell and can't help it. If you
look at our tine line you wlii bur.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
WE Al:E IX THE LEAD.
Stiff hats, the latest st li s. f ir Hi.
lb-lter quality still hats from M."J." up to
i.:i.
Caps in all styles and kinds from o cents
tocl.'Ki.
Oood heavy over-hirts fur h ri-nt.
All-Wdol blue, black and prey shirts for
1
Latest styles laiindr:ed hirts, itii col-
ar aitae h'-ii. from 7"i cents up tol.TiO.
You onebt lo see
Our Line of 24c. Ties.
THEY AUE leai ties.
All-wool "(iolden Kule" undercloihine
at '. cents.
Camel's liair. the lcst made ur.den lot ii
ine. for T"i cents each.
'i'wo-threadeil "iion-sliriiikhip" under
cluthiiie. .my strie or paiiern you want
for each.
These eoods are inn tmfact ured
by Ct he Switz Condee Miils and a
ffiiaranlee accoiiipann-s each and every
one.
CARPETS.
The carpets this season are very nice.
The patterns are brielit and fascii. aline.
See them and you will u .-otninc d that
Oi'U riUt ES AIIE KIl.ilT foi anybody.
URGEBSTOCK-'OILCLOTH
than any other store on the mountain. Il
is beautiful.
THE PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES,
GALLITZIN, PENNA.
JOHN PFISTBR,
IIEtl.l K IS
GEHEBU BEBCUIDISE,
Hardware, Qaecsswaro,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND FEOYISIONS,
VIUETAIiLIJi l. SEtSU.V,
1I4K.M.SV, .TV
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
maSKi 2jly
JUSTRECEIVED !
A LA RUE LOT
Boots Shoes
ISOUCIIT AT
Sheriffs Sale !
-FROM THE STOCK OF
W. E. SCHMERTZ 8l CO.,
The public invited to call.
Prices away down.
Jim LLOYD & SONS.
FDLL BLOOD SHSOPSHIEES
For Sale !
I hve a choee lot ol ram limbs which are rich
ly lired Imm Ik.: la sire and daius oi oi.te.l rliirli
They are covered with a ilente Hero ol choice
wmil. Iw down. Fijnare animals. Iiuilt tirnad
and i'f uiMid weight and In ic.mhj conuiliuu. 1 ' nere
is no tietter stock to jilace at the head f a herd
ol wtid ewes. I will sj'.l a limited nutit.fr l ewe
lainns and also a lew K'X'd jearlinn e.tba II any
one wants snuieiliini; Hue to start a t.ne tlock
equal to any in the land lor wool and mo-ten.
V ill ho sold foon. Kl.tTlit.N KuX,
Oct. au, ls'.ia. Tyrone. Blair coucty, I'a.
FEES BROS.'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Kcar Post Office
,The undersljtned desires to Inform the pnh
llc that th-.y have ined a shavma mroron
Main !reet. near the jiot olHce where lrtcrlnif
In all lti hraiicde s will oe carried on In the
future. Evervthinir neat and clean.
Your iiatrunaiee solicited.
FEES KI1IIH.
To Investors.
"1T"HY tco wj from home to ner k 1nveftmpntR
f when you ran tu f IVanny l .'nt., Kimt
.VtirUatfO t-et-urltttRi on the nh r Mi-uthly
t-a.&wt t.l.n r.l .KUk. .Ill .... . ...... a, ... . "
.( aua. t'"" w iiti ww ii urt JU l ".-Illy .fOr
wut on your monej? Kor pr!irular nn or
IiUacb 11 A ft. V . 1 I 1 tl a a-tr
r a. al wi.i.llrtn ( .
A og. S, tt.ensl.urs:, 1'a.
some
Purniture.
Full eieht-piece hard wood bedroom
suit, e".".'.oo.
Full eieht-piece oak tied room suit, f'.'T.ixi.
Meds. lieht or dark, from ?.'.. Vi to t. '.r.
Lounees, M.Mjuei plus(j, very fan y, for
"ill.
These lounees are full six feet lone and
emu! u Idt h.
We carry the Im-sI assortment of rockers
in tow ii.
Il would do Von eood to see our leader:
A can'- bottom rocker, wnh very lamy
back, fur 'is.
Kitchen Tables, S1.98.
Ilreakfast Tables, drop leaf, six lees, for
r"'."".
Six foot e.vl. n-iuii tables, drop leaf. oak.
fur s;,.oo. ( hiid's ro."kers (rom .vi cents to
1.7.'..
Sec our
CHILI'S ROCKER FOR $1.24.
We eive vou one mattress lM-d tick,
cotton top and w iven w ire spl ine lor f.l.im.
"Solid boitom" kiichen ciiair. lieht or
dark. -.i.ii.
Ask ii n v of our customers and they will
recommend and advise you to buy our
'i.:.'l cane chairs.
A GREAT VARSETY !
ALL SHAPES AND STYLES.
Ladies" Iloneola tip, button, C. S. or op
era. l.-j.V
Ladies' Iioneola tip. sprinir heel, tl. ..".,
l..'."i. s"1.7."i and s.'.oo.
Laiiies" I).n,i!ula tip niui-hcr. o.
Men's I ii. kle broeaus, nr, cents.
Men's tip or plain Couer-ss and Hals at
2l.'i-t.
I K. L. jou..sru.. M J. (! a. a. H .hi I a".
Establish kd l(i7i.
Jolinston, Buck & Co.,
JiANKKKS,
KIJEX.SUUi:,, - - . TEXX-A.
A. V . lit K, liter.
fjTABLlHHar HSS.
Carrolltown Bank,
'AHKiI.I.T(WN. 1'A.
T. A. fell 4KU.I'jI, '.! Irr.
General EaniiiiJjGsiiiLss Tracsactefl.
The tollrisrlnir are tlie i.rinrir.nt i.. ..... Afl
I Kenerl tiaugii; i'UflLei. :
it:Msiis
Kee-irei pnva'.le on demand, and Interest hear
Inn certir.caien issued tn tiiue dcosltors.
I4IA.S
l Extended to customers on lavoraMe tetms and
t ai iirored .aier dlnrounte.! at all timet.
) i.i.r:trio!s
Slade !n the loclity nnd njnin all the tvitiklnii
tuwiis in llie Called s-tatea. t'tiarites moderate.
II K M TS
UiiueJ neuotlaMe lu all j.arti of the fntted
s.tatn. and toreikn eichaune lesue.l on ill iiarti
of Enroj e.
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l merchants, farmer and others solicited, to
whom reasor:-!.!e ai-ci.modatlon will t.e extended.
I'nrrnns are r,surcd that all transactions shall
be held a strictly private and otihdentlal, and
that they will t.e treated as literally as icood
batik ln rules will perailt.
Kestectlnl!y,
JOH NSTON. KICK A .
A. te i' t rrn .
WM.it. KAXiii'imit,
I'nuhirr.
t'rrKttlrttl.
TIIK
First National Bank
OF I'ATTOX.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Carital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Accounts ol (tnriMiratlons. Firms and Individual!
received uj...n tlie most lavorat.le terms
ei-nsisient with sale and Conserva
tive HiinkliK.
SteaiPFliip Tickets lor saH I.y all the leadlnc
Lints ami Foreign I'rnlts payable In auy
ot H.e lirim-ij al ritirsol the
(lid Uorld.
All corresjiondence will have our ersonal and
.romt attention .
mereiii I'm I a on Tims lseHlt.
rril3.i'3
Policies written at short noiee in the
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
T. W. DICK,"
FKT FOK THE
OLD HARTFORD
l . l i inn m r
(HIMMOCEll Bl'SlNKSS
1794.
Fhenshorat.Jniy l. wi.
CASSIDAY'S
Shaving Parlor,
EBEISJSBURG.
rpHIS well-known Shavlnu Farlor Is located on
1 Centre street, near the County .lull, has re
cently Icen handsomely reiurnirl-ed. aerixl.
and tllte.l with every modern ei.nveMetire, and
Is one ol the prettiest, neatest, and Iwrl shops In
Northcrh Camhria. It Is In charxe ol com in
tent workmen who will eive ever attention to
customer. Youriatrrhaafe solicited.
KOiltUr CASSjUAY.
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