0' ambviii Jamium,
I :l vslll !!'., I'AMIMIIA I'll.. TA.
ri:i!).v. - - iti'X'piitKi: i. Kit.
I.dl'tl. I'l lf-tlvM..
i Iiiiii'IiimI rux-s of small-pov iti tin
, -., ,., K.'.nl i nir.
Mr. IVtiirinl Litzintr.-r nml -.vif of
I , im'. mii- iii toii on WiiiiM :lay.
Tli..ni;i II. Hi-ist.ol 1 1 .1 rrislni rj. sprn t
., , '. of l;i ys ill town t ltis werk.
Mr. .Io!in llo-trnliruiifr, of C:imhria
, ,Ai.-i :i. lost a valualt colt from dis-
,, .. ;-. r "11 Tl!i'il:y.
i i . t lii i-t inn Walter, of White town
,i. ;i. t,To!i)ani'l by hi son spent :v few
I , i i- in town on Monday.
.1. I ' Mi-Kem ick. I'sq., of ihi- plrn'i-.
n .;: I lol l;d.i Iimih on Monday in at
, at ai i-'iltnent I'niii t.
Mr. I'.nrt. Mnlinrt. of ('lea rlivld town-ua-
inli'ttii mi Wed tie-da v in at tend -,
, .: I he teael.et in-ti ! nte.
i;.. iji. liie iiine-mont lis-oid ehiid of
. !iai r. of A It it-ina. il ied on Monday
: Mr. Illair's tonne in thati ity.
i hi. f l'l.irinei r Martin, arrived here
., M.-nday and the t-nrjis n ml-r Ids ctat ire
d u-' Mime work dov. n alum: tin
i: .,. ,-::!-.
! : . i ..-en i.'e Kruir. of Cainln ia Imm
s.t.i a -liootin maleli on l'riday
v a-a ! tended l.y a immUr of Kl
, ,-;,:t crack l;ots.
Mr-. I'atrick I'arren. id Cambria tmvn
. .. ;i 1 . a-dunireioii-iy ill v. itli pneli-
., , ; l.i-t wirk. is i!npri ii.ir an.l will
a : oii 1 a uuiii.
- im'..i-: Minday mornintr t lie 1 'resliy
., , hi el.nrcli at l-'n'N. t'reek t ieai lieh!
IV. w;i f iil'it- ii to the mound. I.hhs
- ... with s 1 .i J i iiMilami'.
.!. A. Sliui rii.iUiT. t-f this place, u ho
i i- i -li-am mi mill on the Mel'adden
i .,f ! nid in Iliaeklu k tow n-hip. has
, ..:!..:, .-'i.-.-d i-tilt i i:ir linnher.
i , : -j'- Hint-y iuniteil a hody of uas at
; ii i: . mi ne-. ( !i -a i liel.I count y . on Sun
!i . ai.d u a-hurled forty fi t I down tint
: .. .! . i v. i in friuhtfitl injuries.
I:. ;-...--t il v Irame dwelling house
. , ; ;.ri ... i i.i:.d .y X. II- I Ta I'll ti a it . at
" . : , :i 1 1 1 . was 1 1 ;-.-' t 1 1 Tlnir:lay of last
, i. a : ! : ir' a I-.-- i d .s".'.."J i. iii-urance.
i A . ,! i i -day M.--I - . i ih v Co., the
m. . . ii a ml i n 1 1 i pi i-; u z un r. h:i n ts of
:.;i,. had a 1 ii e d i-1 1 i tin 1 i. m 'if poiil-
iheir store in that place to the
. : i he iieiifhhorhoo.l.
I"
I i.i- i .-. ( eiitral ranroad id 1 Vnnsvl-
., .-, i i'l.illl lledi-fonle to Mi'? II nl. a lii-i-!
Hi ; ii s. Ha- ci ill Ii 1 1 -i I la -1 vu-t-U
.t: .: vi pen to trail:.- I ii-o in her III:.
I - T t . i a a i v ! i ; li in i ri I : i 1 e.
i i' . I . , ; :h ii. of t ii-- place, his n-niovi d
j,. i. - l.iimi-r re-id. m-e on ll;i;ti -in-et,
v.i .-h. dnriiitf the -iiiumi r a- I .ei icr r -
i ..:..! it. : .1 :
l .... . ii anil i i f. ail i .i. lie i- ni. ihmiii- j
. . .1 .a one of the lnie-t and lllo-t eoUM I.
:. ii. u-i - in Khi-ti-hui '.r.
" 1 " i i . hody of an in. Kin. m:i man was
i n i ..ii the railroad I-:i-i-ii --.mi and
I. :: on M.eiuay iimridiiL;. I!.- i- -Hi-j
. -. -i i. hae I cell a trap. p ami vv :. - it: nil
I i i ! y iruci hy a train duii"ur the
j i . v i. .n- n i !, t . Hi- remains were laion
;.. i .a I i 1 1 .- mi f i h li-rmeli i.
'I'h i: r-.la v of !:.-t week a deal ua- eon
- animated h which the New York Cen-l-ii
il l- ea-i d I ho Mitirc Ih-ecli Crc-k
- :.-mi wuii all it- -iinni it ion- and t.rmi-
i, i; I.i.i'i'V- for a t.-i m .f ni net y - ii i ne
The action wa- approved hy arid
! .- I a !': i-ts on iturd.i v.
I', '.t latniin. of I : ol I id a -hii yr. was
-':. a ti a:n on the I ! ! I ii hi v -! r. rir
l i n . i; ..a Thiir-day n!-'ht ami thrown
Ir. i i :i.c i: :tek. He had his ri.'ht f-mt
l ii -I.e.! ai. -I h.ii.-j iinahie to walk laid
w I.. .- hi f.-M litil il he w a- 1 1 oi - ti to death,
lie 'v a- not found iitttii l'riday inoruin.
.hum Apple, a yoiiMJ man frio.i -n:lh
i' ii,. wet.! to .lot.!. -low n on Monday 'o
hue a i time. 1 1 . -m-i-ei d.-d o well
ii. ,' he hmiid in 1 1,.-e eiii that h.- wa
'ti-- p" .a of a very iaiL."- "jav;" ami
la I .- ! I.. Mini of i it y dol iai s that I'.e
h .on. .1 a ei -in pa ni -n fur -tealinu' from him.
Mr-. Al-raiii Tlmuia-. of I i n .-u-hu ru.
w h::e .li a d.-hl ii-u- cot. I i ! i. ,ti !'r :: -i.-k-i.i
- . on a r.-i-i m Thur-day a fiertioou
':' -i a ii up - - lair - window onto tin- p. ua h
to..'. Ill, 111 which -he fell to the f -1 U 1 0 : . il
lice of t W I I V e feet . -U- t a M I i 1 1 - e ! i O II
!..: 1 ie- I nun w h i , h - he may riot rei over.
I ii ni-.',- I '' i nn. of Pen ii. a t r.n-k h i ml on
'! I', lit - Ivam'a railroad, da it fti.m j. d--..:
i on i-d:ie-da e. ,'iit,: of ,i-t w e.-k
i ' .;,-r c: I en m-t ance- ih.it ai e -1: t r-.e 1 nded
. it-!!. ami indicate that he w a- the
: ' '-. of -onie uukiiiovn mutder.-!-. The
i-.-.l :.-a v .-- ,t w if.- ami - era 1 i h id i en.
a, in named liiaut ha- liei-n commit
'! t.. j.ii! at I li-artield , ( ont a hie ( a id -
- "f 'Ii Hope. chaiL'i-d with the
1 1 r.', of three hi I i Id i II lis at that plaee.
1 ' i-i id--nee aiiain-t him i- aid to he of
".. -ii.,n i.atMie. lie t- -aid to have
f i a a - 1 1 ooi la hi a st a hie and a dwell-
I P-i'ioii '.u(-i-, a new pap.-r pu!i
' -1 at i'a'ioii made its a ppca ta m e for
:' '-; time .i-t week. It- tir-t iiuinher
a di -cri pi ion of tin- ri-e and proiro--'
-: 'art. Mi and the varioui interest- cen
''h.re. li i- m-atly printed, has no
I" -. ;ui -ho'i !d ha e t he lie ml ous sup-
I "i r ot i he people of Pattoiiaiid vicinity.
w a e -t ruck t he tow n a hoi it t he
- :: ! itne t liat the tea' - llefs" i Hot i I II le Was
i to .a d.-r. Kvi-ry lo-e lias it- thorn.
' e i - -. e a, o too had that when our town
s w;t), pretty school niaruio I he
w i t ei . loo i 1 1 c ' i -1 u e li ' to allow th i-lii to
" -- en our street- e -i pt for a fe.v
Ia n ru-him to their hoardimf
p.
' tin- i-leciioii held iii Wa-hiniilon
' poll 'i'lie-dav for the pliip.e.i- of
..ii the .,,i--i..ii of dividimr the
'P. three h ,;a!.-,i and t-riy-one
v" ' - e.- p, . the ei;ien- -how ir hy
..!' out thai t hi y w en- i-j y much i i -
I II t he le-T ion. 'J'he Vote a- l e-
' I !- a- lolh.w : l-'.n- di i-ion. I'd :
'.'..' div i---.ii. h -1.
It i-- -aid tii. ti .'.imhlei- from Pitt--.1
oh ii - low n and I II a i r-v 1 1 le have l.-.-en
v ''i-j I i ry retfulariy after ey.-i y pay-
II 1 'o I'.-i ee i he rai'i'oad men out of their
oiotit;.. A n a m h.-r of hi.-a I -J.i.ri staid
" the-epi-o f.iia is a n-1 -hal e iii t he
Tie- .,. ii i ie- are hei i,.' '. Mik ed a f r er
: tf an I hot 1 1 ie-. w ho are d.-ii-riiii in-d to
I 1 ' i-i a.. I to t he hu-i m -.
Mr. Ili niy t a--t..y. one of the o!ih l
'' ' h. -.t known citizens of Minister town-
": I. died on Weillie-daV II I ol II i li ij, aiieil
a , :l -si ears. The deeea-i d W a- all i ll
r nm the Old Portaiie railroad and af-
' t the -ale of the public works by the
entered I he service of the 'eiml
v i a railroad a- an engineer and contin
'"! in the Company's service up until a
la i ii :ii;ii, when ad anciii'; ae coui
!" i'dhimto reliniiiish his employment
'ii t he road.
Marion Cessna, son of Hon. .lohn Cess-
II i. of Ihdfoid. eolulilitled suicide oil
'I i-ui -day of la-t week hy shooting hini
Sif tliiouiih the heart with a revolver.
Th- only cau-e a-si-in d for the rash deed
i'- a- despondency. The Sunday precceditiit
1 - deal h he remarki-d to a friend that IT
i? 'I re not for his wife ami i hild he would
loot himself, lie was manager of the
'adr.ird i;ieetrie Lijiht Company and his
hook- an- all rijiht. About three years
"-a I.e w as united in marriage with Miss
'Hide 15. Kliiot, of Holluliiyshiirtf,. Hon.
hihn Vs-1 1 a. has Im-. ii ill for some time past
"ml il is feaiiil that in his weak condition
he shm k of Id-, noii'a irajric death will
rovf iital.
.lennio, a niiiH-year-ohl daujiliter of
.John Kesler, of the vicinity of MiauMer,
Westmorelarul county, while playing ahout
t he k itcheti on Thursday cveniiur of last
w eek, upset a pot of ltoi!iii water over her
hrcust. and lower extremities, which were
burned in a fright ful manner. A physician
w us summoned and dressed her injuries,
hut here recovery is doubtful.
The new- addition to St. Ilridsjet's
Catholic chinch at Idlly ha been com
pleted ami will he dedicated next Sunday.
The new addition addition is 4uii) feet and
the church as it now stands Is in the -shapi1
of a T, and will seat I.nttii people. The
dedication sermon will h'i preached at half
past '.I o'clock A. m., and in the afternoon
of the srinie day t he service of blessilit? a
in-w be!i that has been purchased will take
place.
Edward Callaiihan died at his home! at
Lilly on Saturday iiijil't, after a brief ill
ness. M r. Ca I larihan had been a resident
of L'liy for a number of years and was well
and favorably known. lie is survived by
a wife ami t-iifht childrecn, most of whom
are lit-ovvn up. II is funeral took place on
Sunday afternoon. Interment was niride
at the Catholic cemetery at that plaeo. It
is said that lie carried a life insurance for
a considerable sum.
The story which has been Roini; the
rounds of t he newspapers to the effect t hat
capitalists in the interest of the I leech
Creek railroad are nciioti itinir for the pur
chase of lo.i n-1 acres of Moshaiiuou coal in
the lloiitdale district, is laiuihed at by
everybody who knows ai.ylhinii about the
coal territory of the Clearfield basin.
There isn't a thousand acres of undevel
oped Mnshaiiuon coal in the whole region.
7i i print ii Lrilicr
Samuel Horn, a passenger on the St.
Louis v; Cincinnati express, died in a Pull
man car w heu mar t ial! i t.i u a t about 1 1 :;to
on Saturday iiiirht. The deceased was a
resident of I'.altimoi'e and was on his way
to meet his dauiiliter at Chicago.' The
body was taken to Pittsburg ami a tele
irrani sent to the daughter, who sent a
message direct ins that the remains be
kept t here unt il her arrival on Monday,
w hen they were taken to Pallimorc for in
terment. About six weeks ago Isaac (loss, a
prominent citi.eu of Hillsdale, Indiana
utility, cut, his riaht. fool-slig ht ly with an
axe. The wound did not heal and blood
poisoning set in. On l'riday the old gen
tlemen submitted to amputation of the leg
just below the knee as the only means of
saving his life. The operation was per
formed by Drs. Ui. e, Sloan and Halet, and
was entirely successful. Mr. lloss is an
uncle of lr. Sloan, of Carroll tow ii, and Dr.
( I rer n, oT Isiiinmerhill.
Scarlet fever has been existing in a
vry tea !:; mint form in the fifteenth and
r-.i ti etit Ii wards in .lohnsiow ii, and also in
ot her parts of i he city. and. at a meeting
of the hoard of health there on Friday
ll'ghl, it as dee:. led !" close the schools,
both pui-lie and paiochial. in the above
wards this week and have the buildings
fumigated and disinfected. Xext Week the
tea, In rs" inst it u te w i I! lie held in Johns
town and I he public si bonis will be closed.
If by that lime di-ease lias not abated sn 1
licienliy, the schools will lie closed 11 n ' il
sin it a time as the health board con-iders
it safe lor t In in to open.
A va ry high authority, speaking of
small pox ca-es, says: "I am willing to
stake my r pti lat ion as a public man if the
wor-e ca-e of small pox cannot he cured in
three days simply by cream of tarter.
This is the sure cute am! Ili'Vel'-faiiing
reined y : ( ne on uce of cream of tarter d is
siiive.l in a pint of boiling water, to be
drank w In n cold at inteiv a'-. Il can be
taken at any time and as a preventative
as well a- a cur ative. It is known to have
cured loo.' o cases w ithoiit a fit i lure. Ijhaye
my-elf restored bundle is by this means.
It never leaves a mark, never causes blinJ
m ss and prevents tedious lingering."
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph (Juthrie. of Clo
ver 1. 1 w tis, i p. .le ifi-rsim county, were in
specting a lister of voim pigs, when thi
ol.! Sow -ti pped on one of the little ones,
W ! i . c ! i i .1 1 1 -t i 1 it to sijiieal. The mother
evidently t hoi i gli t M r. 1 1 u t hrie h ad i njured
In-r ollspi ing, for she attacked him vicious
ly. In trying to get out of her way he
fell, ami Mrs. (luthrie, attempting to
drive off t hi- infuriated beast, was in turn
attacked, ami ! he animal getting hold of
o; e of In r rii m-. liu-ialiy . hewed it from
t he 'a t l-l t i 1 if eihow. every bone being
broken. M r. i nthrie got it club and drove
ol the animal. The physician hopes to
save Mr-. ( ; in brio's arm.
On Tvv ursdiiy afternoon of last week
(federal i tea m r am! Colonel Spang ler called
a meeting of the miners employed in the
Sterli ng Com pa ny's mines at Hastings to
consider -nine means by which the weight
of coal can be better regulated. The eom
fiiiy claims that there is considerable loss
of weight ill coal between the weight reg
istered at tin- tipple and that given by the
scales of A I toon a, and t hey vv ish t he miners
to suggest some method by w hich the dis
crepancy .-an be adjusted. Sp lies were
made by several parties on both sides.
Til - tone of t he speeches made by hot li op
erators and miners gives, reason to believe
that :t friendly decision will he arrived at.
Are lilf-nlal ly Snot.
On Monday, Mr. John J. .loiies, (Camp
hill. I residing about four miles south of
Kheiisbiirg. and his son Kohort. aged atout
I t years were doing some work near his
house and had with them a shotgun load
ed with beans which they laid on one of
t he timbers of it large, old fa-hioned, cider
press. 'J' hi; gun in some accidental man
ner w ;is tli-charged and the charge struck
Robert in the right, side, indicting a severe
but dangerous wound. A pass book that
the hoy had in his coat pocket in all prob
ability saved his lift-, as tli! beans lirst
struck i he book and passing through it
entered tint llesh making uu ugly wound
but did not. penetrate into the interior of
the body, ignite a number of the iwans
were found in the boy's Uiots having pene
trated through ids clothii.g ami thin
dropped tiow ii and were found when he
w it- put to bed.
A I.oiik I'rowiilini.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sell. teller v:lVl he children w ho go tni liool
in America would form a procession
stretching from Xevv York to San Fran
cisco and up I In- Pacific coast to Portland.
Three hundred ami sixty-live miles of the
procession carry the banner of the Key
stone Male. Dr. Schaeffer is justly proud
ot tin- public school system of Pennsyl
vania and iMiasls that the state ha always
been lilMTill ill its coii t ri bu t ions to the
school fund. "Draw a tt.n foot stpuare on
the lloor," says the superintendent, and
cover the surface w ith silver dollars you
would have to raise that pile until it w ould
reach L'."fO ft et to represent the amount of
money that the st ite treasurer pays out
ev ei v year for t he support of t.te schools
of litis commonwealth."
nurrUllI- l.lffli.M.
The following tiTarriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
forlhe week ending Wednesday, November
ii'.', ls'iic
Louis Li-hmyer and Olilla Most hc;tt,
Dale.
.lames II. Ramsey and Anna Litinger,
Johiistow u.
John C. Pen ro.l and Amanda Wirii-k,
South Fork.
Thomas .1. .loll and Sophia C. Reynolds,
South Fork.
Webster Criflith ami Alice Zalnii, EU-ns-biirg.
'
l iaiik M. liiiihanou and Mary Kllen
II anecainp, J oh list own.
William II. Pearson and Minnie I). I'at-
UTHOU, JoblljSloWll.
! Mr aily fur our..
In accordance with the rule fixing the
trial of certain cases for certain, days. Dis
trict Attorney Murphy lias piven out the
following program:
l. 1ST II K CASKS I'tlR TI5IAI. MONDAY.
(.'oiiim. .iiwealtli ys. Joseph Malcoinson,
flin ty of the jK-atv; Maggie Klioades,
prosecutor.
Augusta Mink, surety of tin? jn-acc;
William Khoades.
Jatie-s Mc.MicliaoI, fiiretv of the lioace;
Dora Mc.Miclia-l.
Jiiiues McMicliael, surety of the jK-ace;
Lyilia 1 Sower.
James M alconisoii, suri-tv of the peace;
L'llMi S,fly.
William Kstep, puretv of the in-ace:
John L'illlle.
William Litz, desertion; luira Litz.
F. L. .Miller, desertion; ilul.la Mil!.-r.
Jucub Shaffer, desertion; Hannah Shaf
fer. Cyrus IIolsol, desertion; Kinmn Ilelset.
Frank Powers, surety id' the jx-aii-;
David Lung.
Thomas Peach, assault ami battery; J.
v alter Durl nn.
J. A. Nov!, selling liquor without license;
M. t. Ik-ers.
(eorge Aukenbauer, violation liquor
law; .laim-s 1 low ell.
John J. llauk violation liquor law;
Lueiinla Kck.
Philip Petei-s ami Mai bias Peters, as
sault nml battery; John Rinko.
James Slick, breaking ami entering;
Maggie liagcr.
i-'oit nil At. TlKsnAY, m:e. ", lS'.i.'!.
Maggie Rager, adultery; James C.
Slick, prosecutor.
I'oter Seymour, kct-pin disorderly
lions.-; W. Scott Sbaiier.
Peter Seymour, furnishing liquor to men
of intemperate habits; W. Scott Shaffer.
Peter Seymour, selling liquor on Sun
day; W. Sl-ott Shaffer.
S. A. Noel, violation of liquor law; M.
(. Ik-crs.
Diiviii I'.utterbaugli, ra)? ami fornica
tion anil bastardy; I-ena Weakland.
John ShetUiM-k, et al., highway roliln ry;
A bran i Suett.
l-M Rodgers, i-t ill., assault and battery;
Kate Slieeban.
Lniaiiuel 1'K-rkey, omlK-zzleiiK-nt; S.
llorrlis.
lalwiinl Wagoner, rajH- and fornication
and luisturdy; Annie P.urkett.
John Dougherty, fornication and bas
tardy; Lizzie Collins.
John Wolf, assault ami batterv, Clara
Still.
William Dunn, fornication ami bastardv
Kdith Nolan.
John Crotisc, felonious assault ami bat
tery; Jul in Rcnard.
John N'ogel, assault ami battery; Kate
Keim.
John Kolar, assault ami battery; Jos. .1.
l'i rgeas.
John Kolar, assault ami battery; Jos. J.
Forgeas.
Charles Powell, assault ami battery; j
William Miller. :
Jos. Malcomsoii, assault ami battery; j
Maggie lalmuiiilsou. j
Jos. .Malcoinson, assault and battery;
l.llen Seely.
Maggie Filmiiiitlsoii, assault ami bat
tery; Jos. Malcoinson
F.lleii Seely, keeping tli-mrderly house;
Jos. Malcomsoii.
Llvsscs McLuiglilin, kii-jiintj tlisordorly
bouse; . P.. Viekroy.
James Mc.Micliaels, keeping ilisorderly
house; Dora Mc.Micliaels.
lot; I KIM. WKIlNKsHY, OKI'. C, 1S'.'.'.
('oiniiionweidtli vs. Samuel Jones, et al.
arson: Samuel Cornelia, prosecutor.
S. s;. Fairkliart, liirci-ny; I'hilip Pritsi-h.
W. Mcl-iuglilin, malicious mischii f; C;i
tlit iine Apple.
W. Mclaughlin, malicious mischii-f; C:i
theiiiie Apple.
W. Meiiughiin, malicious mi4-hief.
Harry Kittoo, fornication ami bastardy;
Rat-had Mu t.
Harry J. Miller, fraudulent assignment;
Jus. K. Love.
Harry Kyle, tlcfraiiiling I mart ling house
ki-oer; Paul St raver.
John I. Id. lings, bigamy; Littie I ia'uie.
Julius Sabbott, aggravatetl assault and
battery; Kate Sahhott.
David Statzman felonious assault; ia
bur Wariek.
David Teeter, felonious assault ami bat
tery; (iabur Warick.
John Zucll, Tony Ik niiett, -t al., as
sault ami hultcrv with intent, John Liiu
.1.11. Ainlrew I-atibrig, aggravatisl iiss;iiilt
and battery ; Henry Sell.
John ( ilenn, assault and batterv; Ftta
Merritt.
Andv Chifga, ilefrauilinglKiiiitling-house
k-eM-r; l'aul Takalm. )
Jiiiues Felix, lar.i-ny ami receiving; j
Mary Coughenour.
Peter Stoiielfciter, et al., entering store
with intent; Andv Strittmatter.
Samuel lVrkey, rntering store with in- j
tent; Martin Howell.-.
David P.utterliiiugh, felonious ra-;
I na Weakland.
Jacob r.aiinigartlner, larcenv; Ri In-ci-a
P.illig.
John 1-!. Vor'el, assault un.l battery;
Peter Keim.
fol: TIJIAI. Till l-s.vY, ii:i'. 7, lS'.i:!.
("oiiinn mwealtti vs. Hugh McNulty, as
sault ami battery with intent; Margaret
McNulty, piosecutrix.
John "Mackin, assault an.l battery witji
intent ; Harry .
John Hoffman, felonious rajK-; Margar
et Warner.
John Hoffman, felonious rajK-; Charlot
te John.
John Hoffman, felonious raj?; Atlela'nle
JlllltS.
John Hoirman, solicitation to commit
sodomy; Adelaide Jones.
John Croiise, i-.irrying coni-i-ale.l weap
ons; John Rcnard.
John Croiise, jmintini; liretirms; John
Reiiiir.l.
Finery Statler, enticing female chilil;
KlizalH-tli CiMip-r.
Kmery Statler, enticing female child;
Llizalfcth Cooper.
Joseph l'. Ferguson, fornication anil
bastardy; Fstclla Ik-rkey.
lWrt Spirer, foniication ami bastardy;
( iussie Primer.
John Mackin, simIoiiiv; Jacob Stoll z.
AliM-rt Si bwartzer, defratitlfng lmartling
lioiist keeji-r; James A. I lines.
Jacob Ramiigar.lner, larct-uv; Ri-lxii-a
Rilling.
Henry Wagner, assault ami battery;
James Jones.
William Watson, Dick Cook et al., as
sault and battery ami malicious mischief;
Frank Martison.
F.lleii Pijwi ll, malicious mischief; M. 1.
Shiffer.
Ann Flaherty, selling liquor without
license; John Raker.
John (i.C. Rearer, jK-rjury; Ijiwrence
I laiiiinoii.l.
rm: ti;iai. i-kiday, ikc S, lS'.C!.
Ihiviil Riitteibaugh, wiluetioii; I-na
Wi-.iklaiul.
Patrick O'Connell, robUry; II. C. Van
Horn.
John Sweeny, roblery; James Kelly.
Richard Jackson, rac; Sarah Ri-s.
Hugh McCliK-key, et al., larceny; O. J.
Dii-mer.
Patrick Navine et al., larceny; Joseph
Clark.
Jennie Conchila, larcenv; Joseph Con
cltilii. John (ilenn, larcenv; Ftta .Merritt.
Ferdinand Schmidt, violation liquor
law; Ixuis Shaffer.
Neil Sharkey, violation liquor law; Sar
ah Jordan.
icorge Shairt-r, Uirr-eny; M. II. l'ash.
John L C. IVarf-r, jx-rjury; L. Hani,
mom I.
('has. K. SjKvht, false pretense; Hugo
Shii-lv.
Allort V.. Smith, malicious mischief;
1 "milv St ut ley.
AIIm rt K. Smith, inalieiiMis mischief;
I anil V Stilt lev.
Alonza Davi.l, affray; I. W. Kerlnsey.
Foil Till . SATI'liKAY, IKI'. lS'K!.
Coinmonvvi-olth vs. James MeMulIin,
violation liquor law; A. R. Martz, pnse
cutor. Jumps McMullin, violation liquor law;
A. R. Martz.
F. C. Ibw rle ami John K.Strayer, lilx-l;
Win. F. ( Hk.
V. C. H.H-rle ami Johti K.Strayer, libel.
Win. F. l'Mk.
K. II. JackstHi, iroiLspiray and falsifica
tion of lnx.ks; H. II. Weaver.
K. II. Jackson, forgery; 11. II. Weaver.
Chas. bikers, ilefrau.liiig Imnrding
house kee-r; 11. Troxeil.
W. A. llavt, illegal lotterv; 11. J. Mc
Nally. Allert Schwartzer, tlefrauding Imar.ling
liotist k-ejr; Jas. A. 1 lines.
Jacob Ikttlii igor. 1 tier, laii-eny; Rele-ca
Rillig.
Henry Wagner, assault and lottery;
James Jones.
William Watson, Hick Cik, t-t al., ma
licioits mischief; Frank M,orti.s.n.
Dnly of Aimiiora.
An act passed by the last h-gislat lire and
j approved June r.th, i.i.i, requires the reg
istry assessors of the several counties in
the state to make re'urn of all births and
deaths in their districts. Relow are the
provisions of the act:
'Section 1. That it shall be the duty of
the clerk of the Orphans' Court of each
county of the commonwealth to keep a
separate record of all births and of all
deaths oecuring within their respective
counties, hair! record shall he kept from
data and in suitable books, both to lie fur
nished as hereinafter provided, and shall
contain in separate columns as to births,
tint full name of the child, sex and color,
full names of father and mother, with their
residence and occupation of the father,
date and place of birth, with street and
number, when possible, and date of mak
ing record; anil as to deaths, the full name
of tin; deceased, color, sex and age. wheth
er married or single, place of birth, occu
pation, date and place of death, with street
and number when possible, cause of death,
duration of last illness, place and date of
interment. When a minor, the name of
the father and mother, and the date of
making the record.
"Section L It shall be the duty of the
assessors of the several townships, bor
oughs and wards within the common weal l h
to obtain semi-annually, at the time of
making their assessments now provided by
law, and it shall be the duty of parents,
guardians and other persons having
knowledge to furnish to such assessors the
information necessary to keep the record
specilied ill the precccding section. Said
assessors shall return said in ftiriuat ion to
the clerk of the Orphans' Court upon
blanks to be furnished as hereinafter pro
vided, at the time of making their semi
annual returns to the county commission
ers, and to each return shall be attached
tlur oath or affirmation of the assessor that
he made diligent inquiry as to the births,
deaths and other infi.i maliou referred to,
within his ward, borough or township,
and that his return is true to the best of
his know ledge, information and belief.
"Section X Kvery person who shall vio
late any of the provisions of this act shall
forfeit and pity the sum of ten dollars for
each ollit-nse, to tx- recovered in the name
of the .ommonweallh as debts of like
amount an; by law recovei able."
For making record of each birth or
death, tin-clerk of the orphans court is
allowed tin; sum of live cents to be paid by
the county; for furnishing a cert i lied copy
of a birth or deitlh, :"il cents to be paid by
the pari y ordering the same; for making
search for each birth or death, where ct-r-tiiied
copy is not required, lo cents, to In
paid by party applying for the same. For
each birth or death returned the asses-or
is to rect iye live cents, to be paid out of tin
county fund.
Olflmnry.
DAVIS. Dietl itt his home in F.hcns
biirg on Wednesday. November '.tith. Mr.
Frederick D.tv is. aged about 's years.
The deceased w a the eldest son of dipt.
Thomas, of Rheiisburp. and was well
known to everybody in this vicinity. He
was an energetic young man and when but
a boy started into tin- duties of life by do
ing business f,,r himself, and continued up
until his last illness as an active business
man. his List venture Ix-inrg the taking of
the contract for biiiiding a race course at
Roxhiiry. near Johnstown. About the
closing up of his work in t hat city. six weeks
ago. he coin I "tc tetl a severe cold, which he at
itt tirst paid little attention to. On his re
turn home his ililiess developed into ty
phoid fever, and notwithstanding every
thing that medical ait! and caieful nursing
could do. he gradually grew worse, ar.d for
several days past it was evident to those
In attendance that his death was near at
hand, and on Wednesday ahout noon he
breathed Ids last. The deceased w as mar
ried to Mamie, daughter of J. A. Shoe
maker, of this place, who is thus early left
a w idow with an infant daughter to mourn
his early demise. Resides his wife and
chilil. his father and mother. Captain
Thomas Davis ami wife, two brothers
Schuyler and Stanton, and one sister
Mrs. Lester Larimer, all of this place, sur
vive him. His funeral will take place on
Friday morning. leaving his late residence
at 10:15. Interment in Lloyd's cemetery
after.services in the Congregational church
at 10:.'i.
SCAN LAX. Died at her home in K'x-ns-biirgou
Wednesday. Novein lx-r -tM h, lsia,
M rs. Carrie, w ife of Robert Scanlan. agiil
almiit '.!' years.
The death of Mrs. Scanlan was a very
unexpected one and her many friends were
shocked on hearing of it. She had given
birth to a child almut a week previous and
mother and child were getting along
well until a few days before her death,
when it was noticed that her condition
was such as to cause some alarm, but there
w as no anticipation of any serious results
and up until a few hours In-fore hi-r de
mise any belief that her death was so near
at band. Mrs. Scanlm's home before her
marriage about three years ago was in In
diana. Pa., w here her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Compels resitle. She leaves her
husband and halte. Id-sides her parents and
two sisters and a brother to mourn her
early death. Mrs. W. A. Scanlan. former
ly of this place, but now of Johnstow n, is
a sister of 1 1n- deceased. Her remains will
In- interred in the Catholic cemetery in this
placeon Friday in lining at half-past leu
o'clock. May she rest in peace.
Tim Tf-arhrr' liKlllnlr.
The twenty-seventh annual teachers
institute of Cambria county was called
lo order on Monday afternoon by
County Suerintcmii;iil Leech with -I'.'.i
teachers enrolled. The following officers
were elected: Vice presidents, W. Y. Rib
blett ami R. 11. Riter; n ailing secretary,
Clara Fiseus; recording secretary, Clara
K. Smith; treasuier, T. L. Uibsoii.
On Monday evening Professor DcMotie
gave a very entertiing lecture on "Air and
the Aeronaut,"' along with some interesting
experiments and assistitl by some very tine
views.
On Tuesday evening the Schumann
(Quartette Company pave an entertainment
that delighted the throng of people that
packed the court room to hear them, and
after tin-rendition of each selection were
generously applauded and repeatedly
brought back to the stage.
On Wednesday evening Professor Ii. L.
Cumnock, with his humorus and dramatic
readings kept the large audience in the
ln-.st of humor and all felt sol ry at thn con
clusion that the processor's hours did not
last longer.
Hon. Henry Ilouck will lecture on "The
Old and the New" this (Thursday) even
ing and from his well-know n ri pulation,
the last evening of the Instute's course of
entertainments promises to Im as Interest
ing and entei tabling as any of the former.
The blacksmith shop of Ii. A. Hayes,
in I'atton caught !irt on Monday after
noon and the flames had made such pro
press lw-fore their discovery that it was
Imimssible to save the building which was
burned to the ground. Mr. Hayes lost all
his clothing, three trunks, some furniture
and his twols. Loss is estimated at
with no insurance.
N aftniWr Iajr.
Xuvem-r is a mouth of rainy, Jisarrre
abledays. The damp, cold air pern tratcs
everywhere and chills the blood, aying
the system open to colds, pneumon a and
kindred, complaints. There is but one
remedy that stimulates the syster.j and
fortifies it against such attacks, an J that
is w hiski y. Xot such a whiskey as t pen
erally palmed off ou the public, but a
whiskey of known purity and q aality
Such a w hiskey is Klein's Silver Ag ;, Du
ll uene or Rear Cn-ek ryes. Thee whis
kies have leeu before the public for many
years and find favor wherever purity is re-
quin-d. Physicians prescribe them hos
pitals use them, and every reputabb deal
er sells them.
They are for sale at ?l..Ki, fl.ii (. to p.r
quart respectively. Send for a cot plete
catalogue and price list of all li .uors,
mailed free. All goods neatly lmxe-1 and
expressed anywhere. Address, Max Klein.
s' Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
Married.
(Hii FFITII ZA II M. Married at the
residence of the bride's parents. Mi. and
Mrs. (mil V. K. Zalim. iu Kheushu g. on
Tuesday morning. N(ivcniln-r'.'stli, Is s, by
Rev. K. M. Rownian, Mr. Webster -,;rif-tilti
and Miss Alice Zahm, both of F-hciis-bi:rg.
Mr. Griffith is one of Ebcnsburg's leading
citizens and the bride one of our town's
fairest daughters. We congratulate them
on their nuptials and wish them a lor a ca
reer of wedded bliss. Immediately after
their marriage they took the 10:20 train
for Philadelphia and other eastern cities,
where they w ill spend a short time, and
return to Ebensburg and go to house
keeping. On Monday night burglars entered the
Pennsylvania railroad station at at Wil
more and made an attempt to get into tint
safe but were frightened away tvefore they
act-omplislie 1 their purpose. They dr illed
several holes in the safe but did not at
tempt to blow it open.
MUrrllaurvui Aotlrea.
IosTaltouttbe '22D J of I (ctolx-r, a itual dark
A tiriDtlle cow with short, thick hor-if, :.out 3
yere nl.l. Any iutortnatUin conr-eroluic above
will be thankfully rccelve.t by
ftrtK cnvrAi.li,
Nor.-J4. 18y;j. Oallltx u.l'a
'I H t Ki.t-iiftiurn Huil.llnn It Lrfian Akhii tatltio
I will otter for gale at the c an.-II rbmiit. r. Kl
rnshurir, on the fourth Mon.tnr In Nun iiilcr
fl.iXKi.iK). 1'UOS.HAVi.S,
I.kstkr IaiciMKR, Secretary. HrcH.lent.
1 lieerne 1. Krwlerirk. pi Kbenshniv, pay
the hlnheft tuarkft rt.-e l.ir all kln.ltt r I ta's.
'I 'Ki a i. i.isr.
1 111 ol cauf- fet down tor trial at a u.rm ol
curl u le belli the fecoD.t week ot Docerntf'r
1S'.'3:
1- .iut vs. I tto.
ltuiur v. l'hct Creek Ioal Ac Coke Co.
Ki.wlt.rTH Klan.i.
Noon ts. linn. lit- rt al.
f-.-liotini.ner vs. Iean.
ftrmife. Kothsfhlltl & Cj. vs. Horhsteln.
Iltir.laer vs. Stevens.
Iluiil.f-s vs. Hee.-e.
Ktlwar.l" vs Kdwar.is et at.
HururaM vs John-town raenieer Hallway t'o.
W ilson et al VI. VVenlover t al.
Same vs. Mays et al.
Itrork vs Wtlliau.a.
Homier s. Hrvor
anitittl vs. rres'well.
li-jnrau vs. I'ttn.V -r.
Noel vs. I'rolet-lii.n Mutual Kire Insurance (to.
Wcnli vs I 'HiiiiiJ.fll et I.
Martin vs. I.IUt Nrhou) Histrtt.
Sliueniakcr vs. llooO.
I, lair vs. Ii.,.l.
Chrmtv vs. Mitrhpll & V..
'hnny vs. M t-lioll a. N.
Ilt'ttuiau vs. lieauerlin lire Inif I'o.
Oicohelmer &. I'o. vs. Iteahey.
J.". HARHY,
I'nilfinootarT.
rrnthi.nolary's onice. f.henfburK. 1'a., Nov. eih.
Isy-i.
"VJOTH'K is hereby aclven that the lotlowinic
i.T arttmnts have l-en hletl In the I'-.urlol
ir.iix. unn H.etis nl irntnlirta ir.iuntr. I 'a., at 1 will
l-c ci.l.lltuir.l l.y fhiil Oourl tin the lirM Al imlay
ot I Kx-emher next, unless cause be shown to the
Contrary.
FitbI anil fin I arronntot ('has. J. Mayer, as
slirnreoij. I Ktntxet ox.
Kim ami hnal ac.tiunt ut K. J.O'(Tonnor. as
siirnee ol hrmtl in lioteoker et ux.
First antl rina. arrount ol A. t. Somervil e, a
slitnre ot Jatuv S. Krarken.
Kirl an.l hnal acoouul ol K. t. Murpliy, as
signee ot Hery (I- Wi-luhl et nx
rruihouoUiry's ottlce, Nov. 7, 1-W3.
J. (J. 1AKKV.
I'rotnocotary.
IXKCtOK'S NOTICE.
j Kstaie ol Maraaet Oleason, ils'fa-cd .
betters tet-tarneuiary on the estate ol Ata-icaret
l) lent-iin. late ol the horoUKh ot I'ortaue, Itt l ion
brla county. Pennsylvania havinic been icr-inted
lo uie the Keirl-ler ol Wills ol (;mbria coun
ty, notice 18 heriby ttlvcn to all itersonf mdetneii
t said estate to make payment to me w thout
delay aud those havinv claims against tle ame
will present them proiferly aothenllcated t -rset-tlfiui-nt
to me. .l.iH.N I'.IIUIillMh.
i'urtaue, 1 a ( let. 20, IMM it. Kxicutor.
VllMIMM KATK1X" KOIIHE.
Letters il ailniiiaistratlon on the estate of
Annie li. lie. .rue, lateottne borouxhol vvi.niore,
Cambria county. de-eas-.t . havlnic been Krtinteil
1 1 the Ubtlersiicned, not ire Is hereby gi en lo
those Indebted to said estate to make payment
to me without delay, and those bavlmc rlaitus
aitalnst the t-ame will present them duly a ilheu
tlratfrd lor setllrweut.
WZABtTH M t;E(Ki;E.
Nov. 24. I!f.i3. Aduilnlsialrlx.
STKAY Bl'LU
Came to the residence ot the onderMKned
at ltlar.eTvllle. In lia.hlz n U'Wtiahlp on or
al-outlhtot.tr 'oib, ls, a cream colored but
alM.ut 3 years old with abite .n bell and undid
tali: al.-o, white Sot on forehead. I te oLer is
owner is request ed to Mine forward, urove -ro
erty . bay chantec and take fctm away, ott rwise
will be dlsiiosed ol accor.litm to law.
Oll.K-S I.VMALU,
Ilee. 1, P-3. (lallltlin to afhlp.
8. L. RKBD. MATH UT HSAUB.
REED & READE,
Al.torne.yrt st Inw,
KBtNSIU'Ki. - - - I'ENNA.
mce on Outre street. 1 4 28 W
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-ot-ijaw.
EKENSBUKU, PA.
Oftlee in Armory Building. opp.Vvrt House.
w. DICK,
X ATTOKN EY-AT-I A W.
EuansBUKit. Pi;''
4 special attention to Riven claims fr Pen
sion ItountT. etc. hT
JF. McKKXKICK,
attobs iriniio -e wskllob at La w,
EBtNSBl'KO. - PA
-(JtHce on Centre street.
13 J. LITTLE,
J ATIOKNEY AT LAW.
Khkxhhi ko, - - Pa.
a-tfttpe In ( ,r House. oc.s
II. MYEUS.
Arnia.ii-si-i'i''.
r,ssnuin,
-fee In (lollonad Kow. on (rent re street .
DONALD E. DUFTON.
ATIOKNEY-AT LAW.
EHBHHBrRO. Pbwba.
('"Otflrs InOixmH"""" ' 'enter "'
A Fine Assortment of
Millinery Goods,
as ifll as a List IVantifal Line of
LADIES' anl CHILDREN'S COATSl
CAN HE HOUCHT AT
HALF PRICE
from uvr till IWeniW 1st at
FANNIE HOWELL'S,
MAIN STREET,
(JALL1TZIX.
EAGLE BRAND
The. Brat
I unrqualeil for hous. barn, factor or ontbnilil
inxs ami costs halt the nce of shinnies tin or
In.n. Itlireattj for una and aasily ai l lied J
an Tone.
Rubber Paint
dosU only 50 cents ier (tlon ,n I'arrel lotj. or
A. ... it i tiil.tf ilnrlf re - Will
VI w f Kf.u.'u " "-- - - - - -
sti.n leaks In tin or irou ro-ts tht will '
jears. Try it. Send stamp for sami les and full
artlcalars.
Excelsior Paint and Rooting: Company,
aejiXUm.ijr.
In Dry Goods.
(inghams in all pati-rns at " cents r
yanl.
Muslin, full witltli. at A'4 cents per yarn,
l.lue calicos, all ltatti-rns. at " :-ent li-r
Taril. .Iu.-t think of it. former i-ricc 0,! '.
cents jt-r yard.
outitifr cloth in every style at in ci ni-
per yard.
Jatile Allien, white, at 3n cents per yam.
White llantiel at -). and 4- cents per
yard.
lied tlatinel rrom ! to 3. cents per yard,
tiray llaiim-1 at cent per yard.
Stornt si-rue. blue or black, at 4 ceuls
h-i- yard.
liroadcloth, blue or black, THi niches wide.
at r-i.1 cents.
All-wool Henrietta. r. inches wide. $1.
llordered serjre, ?ray or brown, at -J
cents.
t'aniel hair mixed, the latest dress ptxwls.
at 4o cents.
Anv color of Casniere you want cents
per yard.
llop-sackms, the latest anil most lali
ionable dress jioods, at cents it yad.
C hi-mlle talile covers, very pretty, from
f l.s to $.'..".
Ladies' FnrnisMiig Department.
Ladies' .lersi-y ribbed vests, with sleeves.
at '-'."i cents.
Ladies" wool hose at .0 cents.
Ladies Fascinators from l.li ents tiil."iO.
I.adies" Coats, all sizes, from t'l.'s) to
fl.l.lsl.
Blauiets ni Haps in MMm.
Iray and white blankets from T." rents to
?i't.ts mt pair. KememlM-r tln-st- blankets
ire full lo-4 wide. Haps, full s-i.e. from
iC cents to .1.i m.
CL O Til .
ion r.ovs.
Hoys' suits, latest styles, from l.r'4 to
?7.i.
Youth's suits in the very latest patterns.
coinmeni iiur at '-'. ami up.
e iKtutrlit a special lot of lioys three-
pit-ce suits, si.t-s '.. in. 11 ami l :. 1 hey are
artiinlly worth r.'.i. We can s. II them
for 1..V and l.'.iS. They are tlandies.
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The first of American j'etrsja
per, CIlAKL.i:s A. 1AXA
IJditor.
The American Constitution, the
American Idea, the American
Spirit. These first, last, ami
all the time, forever !
The Sunday Sun
Isthe Createst Sunday News
paper in the World.
rrice, 5c. per tvtpy. By mail, $2 a year.
Daily, by mail, - - ' a year.
Daily and Sunday, by mail, - $S a year.
The Weekly, - - - f 1 a year.
Address TlsK Kl'X. Kfm York.
VlintrEHK AITLIUATION t'lK 1NUOK
J FMKATION.
Notice is hereWy srUen that an application wi.l
he made to the ttovernor of I'entisylvani ou
M ontiny. the- lilt day of Iffei-mber. A.
. I ;:. by t . K. :anjplell. 11. 1. Htn.vr.
John 1. Lloyd. M. 1- Hearer and John Martin,
nnder an Actol emlily entitled "An Act to
Provide lor the Incorporation and lien uUtlun ol
t'-ertaln t)orKtralloos." approved tbelhdar of
April, A. 1. 1874. and the supplement thereto,
lor the charier ol an Intended ciTioralion 'o be
caitetl Hie J.liu Mart 1st t eal l niiany,
the character and object ol which is to mine c al.
tnanu'arture coke, .hip end ell tbe same, and
lor the e uro-e to have, oess aud enioy all
the rtu.hu. Itenttits and privileges of said Act ol
Assembly and supplt-monts thereto.
Hor. K.ldoJ.
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 head 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
and 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.
l'Oi: MEN.
We are strictly iu the swim,
fiotftl heavy worsted suits, all izes, for
.i.'..
I'.t-tter suits as hiuh as ..
l"h- overcoat eaon is hi'te. Our sales
have started and they ar- P'tintr fast.
WHY?
Ileeaust- i,o one ever saw them so cheap.
We are prepared for a biir triolein pants.
We nieuti to sell and can't help it. If you
look at our fine line you will buy.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W E AKi: JN THE LEAH.
Stiff hats, the latest st li s, f.,r pi.
llt-tter quality stitl hat from 1. ,'." up to
Caps in all styles and kinds from lo cents
to c'l.m.
tfood heavy overhirts for ts cents.
A II-w ool lilue, black anil jrri y shirts for
1.'-'.-i.
Jatesl styles latindr'ed --hirts. with col
ar attached, from 7" cents up to i.:,o.
You ouht to see
Our Lineof 24c. Ties.
Til E Y ARE UEAl'TIES.
All-wool (fdldeu Kule" undcri'lothiiid
at '.J cents.
Camel's hair, the best made iinileicloih
lirtr. for 7.) cents each.
Two-thn-adeil "non-sliriitkiiij;'' iiniler
cltithins. any striM- or pattern you want
for l.m each.
These rootls are tniinufactiired
by Cthe Sxitz Con iee Mills ititd a
sriiarantei- accoinpanits each ant- every
line.
CARPETS.
Tin-carpets this season are very nice.
The patterns are bright aud faciit;itins.
See t hem and you will be convinced that
Ol'k I'iMCES AKE JMtiHT for anybiMly.
We carry
UHGMSTOCMILUOTH
than any other rliii-e on the m'tiiiitaiu. It
is beaulifui.
TIM & C
THE PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES,
GALLITZIN. PENNA.
JOHN PFISTBR,
I1EAI.EK IN
GEHERU mEBCEUHDESE,
Hardirare, dsectsware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
; GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
vi:;r.rAHf.i:s i m.su,
ii it x is, KTC ,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL
CRESSON, PA.
mnvz 201y
JUST RECEIVED !
A LARGE LOT
Boots (fc Shoes
-NOUGHT AT
Sheriff's Sale !
-FROM THE STOCK OF
W. E. SCHMERTZ &, CO.,
1'ITTNnrKH, PA.
The public invited to call.
Prices away down.
JN0. LLOYD & SONS.
FULL BLOOD SHEOPSHIRES
For Sale !
T have a chore lot ol ram lambs which are rich
ly bred In-ill both sire ami daws ot noted stuck:
T hey are covered with a dense tit-ecit ot choice
wool, ltw down, si'iare aniuiMls. built iroad
and of itood wciaht ari.l In k-mhI contlition. I'bere
is no better nUK-k to place at the head of a herd
nl icimmI ewes. I will sell a limited numl.c-r ot ewe
lauibs and also a tew good yearilni: estus II any
one wants somethinK Unit to start a Lne ttttck
eqo.il to any In the land mr wool ,inl mottcn.
W 111 be sold funs. 1( l.l'HKN t'tl.V.
tc-t. ao, l(y3. Tyrone, Blair eoanty. Ha.
FEES BROS.1
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Near Post Ofilce
tw.The undrrslirsed desires to Inform the pub
lic that they have opened a ehnvinic par or on
Main street, near the port ottK-e where t.rberln
In all Its tTsnclie-s will ne carried on in the
future. Kvrrvihinn neat anti clean.
Your patronatce solicited.
KEE3 HKG8.
To Investors.
"ll'IIY tco away from borne to seek Investment
W -when yon can buy Pennsylvania lirst
Mtirttiiuie sei-urtties on the I wh or Monthly
1'aymcnt plan and which will net you twenty per
cent, on your inonryT For particulars call oa or
address li. A. KNU I.KIi A KT.
Auk- S, ISW. tbens'jurg, 1'a,
Furniture.
Full eis ht-picce hard womi liedriKm
suit, -.''.'.uo.
Full eiiiht-piece oak Iti'drorim suit. !7.Hi.
I .eds, lisht or dark, from :.'..' to 7.: '.
Ltniiik.'t', Moquct plush, very fan -y, for
.".". .
These lounses are full ix feet long and
food width.
We carry the l-st assortment of rockers
in town.
It won Id tin vim (rood to sec our leader:
A cane bottom rocker, with very fancy
back, for
Kitchen Tables, $1.98.
I:reakfa-t Tables, drop leaf, six l-(rs, ftr
.1..
Six foot extension tables, drop leaf. oak.
fur ."..ii. Child's rtM'kcrs from .Mi cents to
1.7."..
Site our
CHILVS ROCKER FOR $1.24
We cive you one mattress l-d tick
cotton top and w iven wire spring for .Y .
"Solid bottom" kitchen chair, light or
dark. .'t.no.
Ask any of our customers and they will
recommend and advise you to buy our
.-4 cane chairs.
A GREAT VARIETY !
ALL SHAPES AND STILES.
Ladies' Donola tip. button, C S. or op
ra. cl.'J.I.
Ladies DoiiL'ola tip, spring heel, fl.'J."..
l.:c. 1.7.1 ami ..( i.
Ladie' Ilimgola lip ISliicher. .'..Mt.
Men's buckle broiiitns. ;i.1 cents.
M.-u's tip or plain Congress and ISals at
fl.'J.I.
k. l. joHssrns. m. j. hh h. a. n jn k
tTAKLIt-HKU 187.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
liANKKKS,
EUEXSBURG,
TENVA.
A. W
lit K, aihlf-r.
KftTARLlRHKD 1881.
Carrolltown Bank,
' A K K I UJ.TO W N , PA.
T. A. SII4KKAI ;, ( aalilrr.
General BaiitiE"Bnsii!Ess Transacted.
Tb lollnwlnir re tlie pnorlpal featarei ol
I Keoerl tint siii liurlnese:
REPOMTN
Keisrlvei pavstile on demanil. anil Interest bear
inn certificate Igftaed t-i tiaie depoKliors.
I.OJ
Rxtcniltxt to caftouicr on tavoraMe term and
approvetl paper discounted at all tlmea.
CII.I.F.tTlAN
Made in the livaluj and upon all the banking
towns In the United States. 'harKe moderate.
DKAITS
lavned neitotlaMe In all part of the ITnltd
Stat, and lore lien exchange tanned on ill tiarta
of tnroj e.
Al't'Ul XTS
Ot merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable acoomodatlnn will tie ezteiiiled.
Hatmna are ftaaured Ibat all transactions shall
be bei.l as strictly priate and ontnlentlnl, and
that they will be treated a laterally a itood
banking tales will permit.
HeFpect fully,
JAII.VNTOK. Rrt K '.
a. k. im rro w. H m. it, KA itfoitn,
frrmiitrut. Coultirr.
THE
First National Bank
OF PATTUX.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np- - $50,000.
Accounts of Corporations. Firms and Individual!
rot-rived Utou the most favorable terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive Bankix.
Steamship Tickets lor aH by all the leading
Lines and Forelirn !rlts paynbltt In any
ot be principal cities ol the
Old World.
All correspondence will have our perfonal and
prompt attention.
Interest raid nn Time- lrpoltaj.
I-Ctl3.3
potieiei written at itiort notice in th
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
Aad ether rirat 'laa 'ompanl-a.
T. "W. DICK,
fVTKT I'OK THE
OLD HARTFORD
m I mci id wm mwvv
i 1 1 1 in i mi ii i i lib iiii l
m.m.m. mm m. , v m w m M V 1 r II
OOMMENOED BVSINKSN
Eensbare. July l. 18S
CASSIDAY'S
Shaving Parlor,
EBENSBURG.
riHlS well-known Sha-ln Parlor Is located on
1 I'cntre street, near the t'ounty Jail, has re
cently been hantlsomely reiurntslie-l. -a rreil.
and lilted with everv nitidern convenience, and
Is one ol the prettiest, neatest, aud best shops In
Wortherh trambria. It Is In -hrt. ol compe
tent workmen wno will lve every attrnlbiu to
customer- Your WAY.
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