1 I. FN-lll ltii. rAMKKU Co., IA.
ITJI'AY.
l KI'.IU'AHY . !.
iiu m. am hi:ral
l.i-nt I'.-u.m W i ilnc-ilay.
li I -': l li-r Killi ll. if Lincttii, wji in
, :, in i 'lii'-l:iy.
ii-hiiii-Muii's liii tlulav. Ft briiary nil,
. ,;, i . t 1;.mI lioliilav.
ivt.f tiutwald. nf ;il!it.iu. spent a
., rt i,niii hi town t 1 1 Monilay.
I . II IV l.lilllMI. nf ( 'llft tnu !1 lii p. s ;!! t
i, f. vi Ii.hii'-' in town mi WfiliH'day.
i., 1 i i.l.iv luu row w t U III.. I on tin-
m ! n-l'iii - 1,1 ani'ii ni-ar iiiii'hcu stimuli.
;..,- Mai v Si-li aili'irr ami Mary
J iirli."' iiiiii""' i"i .! r.iM'iisuiiri; on
! iinl.iv .
, H. Kulii Tts aicumpanit'il liy his
,;U'-t : 1 1 ! i l t". are i-itini; in 1'liikt-
M.iitliia- Ki-oIit, iiiu' of Wliitt- tinvn
. ...p'- , , I . I . t ii'Milfiits was in town on
, ,1 !i. 1.1 V .
'I'll,- ili'. 1 1 h rati- of the u mill is sixty
a mi ' 1 1 n I - a in I tin' Inrth rale is
,-Vi-lltV 1 II.IIHlIi'.
miiiil" r of KlxTisliursr's voiinir pfii
,. i,,.ia a !.'i'li-riili' to lln Suinni it on
.;li t.j.i .-. nii.tr.
Mi. .lai'oli Warner, one of Cliest t') n
I,; .'- in -I r!a citizens. v;t a V isi tor to
i;!..'iil.i.rir "ii '11 ' ii f-cl :iy .
.lark l-'iiui. formerly of .lolmstown, has
,-, j,'. .1 I In' posilinn of liar-teii'ler at the
i,i i ,il 1 Intel, in this place.
M ; I-. u Wilt, of this place, visit. .!
l .. I., .nil- i ! I lea 1' lie 111 tiv nsli t ii fi ir sc vein 1
i. t ,1 'irinij tin' present week.
i j i i ; t - a number nf lcii;lii n; parties
Ktiei.-lniri; il mini; t he iruoil sleih-
S . ! 1 1 . i : i I" 1 V" I :i I" I I f 1 ill' lil-f i'li f It'eeL-
'I'lic av iate total wealth of eachin
iialiilaiit nf lb"' I'liiteil Stairs is CM iin.lt. ul
).' ;i ' ra ire tn be -?lo...n. Printers ijencr
i: V lull below.
A ti lepholie line is to be erected be
u.iii I he a! ni" hoiie a ml the olliceofthe
.us Distance Telephone line, in this
ai'H.
A petition with !s names has I n
::;i!nii il i ii i ( i;iienhnri;'s linriiiii;!) ilaiN
li.in,u for a moili lication of the row oi -
iliali- e.
1: i plainly I'Viiliut that the m'iiiuI
ni; of lo-ilav is lint as well posteil oil the
, i ui i ii ii ies of the weather as were his
.iH'i-ln!'-.
"MicUey" I'riest, ol .lohiistown. has
.-.ii placed In jail to answer charvo of
I..-,, inainioii misi iijei. Mirety of the
.-.l. .'. eti .
I . . my Kecorder II. A. Mnulehart is
;i -.ii- a li.nliy spi aiiieil iit. the re-nit
i.i In 1 1 mi tin- -! i ppery pavi iiieii t in front
! 1 In- potoUicc
. I I 1 1 ( 'mi ninliii in of Cam'iria ln n
,'. ha- placed in po-;iioii a -learn -aw
in ar I he mouth of I he I'raoU. n run
. I '.ill. lick t oh lr-1. 1 p.
l:. . i:. C Morgan, of .Inbii-towii. will
-in ' i I II ! he I 'I'.-II - l.li I ',' llapli-t rlnirrli
. M..ini n and Tne-day e en i n'-. ". In u-
v 1 I IV, al 7: in r. m.
'I I..- I'.-i.ie l ansa railroad xx-i 1 1 prob.i-
x I - ul i -1 1. . i road I roil i it- main i i n.- to j
f. a I. il.i xx ..ik- of the .lohn-on Slcl
ll.e.lllX. i . l ar .1 1 di n-l ovx n.
.Mi-. Ida I. ix iuu-ti.n. of Smith 1'ork.
'I it I., r holm' in that place, on l-'i i.iav
-t. s;,,. vxa-a'i'd Ji xcar- audi- nl
x I bx a Ii ti-1'.iinl and -! ch i id.
'.. !. Hooper. '... ;- chai'4'd xx il h
1 : tic I he -!. ion at Ix a x 1' ! '- a c.iiple of
;' I - a:; , xx a - in i .'-t.'.l in ! 'h i ! ad. d p loa
i si, i,,la x ia-t a til Li . uu Ii t to jail.
1 'M Thin -da x lniill .--Ii i.i,, a k.-r took
ai ;.. M it "n- to t ,c in ; 1 1 -lit I.; ix xx I,,-1 e
XX,.; -el Ve I XX o XI, II- ('..! ,l.ll,H;; the
i i ' ..! a S .x i d,, a t 1'al loii i.i -t tall.
M'-. Ix.:t, ;l. and a-e.l lady of Lorei',.,
. i' !i' i home m t hat place. n 'l'iie-da y
I .1 :..,ii ; -o X .-.u -. Slie leave- I XX . l -on-.
I C' ' ;. and An.itew both of that t.lace.
Ii- I.'- i i. i. i lean- xvill imld a conxen-
i ' i" ' '"'l a 1 lo'l-e. ill t I is place oil
I e! I nary '.'i.t h. f, .r the pin p..-e of
' - 1' ' .Ue- t o I be St a ' e coll Veil t 'on . I
-' I i --art, id Kobei t-da!e. Hut.- j
'. '", '-''iiiitx, xx a s leadlntr hi- hor-e to I
f1"'1 !' 1V days ao. xx hen t he an i mai '
K' i I;. tu. Iireakiiij his rmiit arm in t xx o
'I k. l.i'i' l of I'eterS.'ymoreal l'ortae
a- .-i.t.-i.-.j i.v burglars at an eailv hour
. i! i --da y tiioi n i ul'. Several bottle
' le l airiid oil. but. no mom y
V , i.i i ..i ......i.... I
i" -xj,..-.- mo! her i- a xx idoxx I'e-idinin
i : hii: I.ox n-liip. died in a I'biladcl
' 1 -!' t o mi Monday. The l.oy nas
''.: : I.. 111-.
-i.tpii-e party xxa- uiveii in this
i''" "ii 'I ue-dav evi iiiiii; I.v a niiuiber of
''-'I I-:.' in honor of Mi--es. Illanche
i ' ii M Ketidrick. Those in attend
!"';' a Vrl'j enjoy able eve n in i;.
' ii' .v Cleai ield Cual ami Coke
' " ' '"ii c i ii x i- -till pro-pi ct i ii if on its
i 'l - '...ii a 1 1 I 1 1 ii i , -. Several -eatlis 'if
'' :': '"li have been il I -covered.
-' !l hree to Ii ve feet III t hick-
'"1 "'-"ii. d l-'ruirality, a fa-
' ':l ' 1,1 i coal mine at that place on
' '!-! iv ..; la-t week, lie xv as taken to
' A ' .-.a 1,,,-pjtal vx In re his injuries
''' : "1; ' hi- a broken back and injur-
' ' t , I I , , y .
' ll 'i'ar. the man w ho nearly
"' 1 'I'- xx ith a haichel al Iu Jb.i
',l xx a-cipt iirnl and taken to t he
d J.i't. The cohd 1 1 ion of his xx ife
i-!- .I'c.i.s. t he chance- being aitai n-t
' I' '-'.' IV.
1'- M nifaret Lexxi-. the ifroat -(ftea t
' ''Id a '..'!.:. I - ,,i Key. .loilll I'. Salk.ld.
' ' ' '' ' u aboard William Vini's licet t
!' :' ':'' '.' "ii"'! ' came t, Philadelphia.
"' ;i' II ' Milax.-bur oi. Friday, atfed
' A I call at t.i.uon to the adver-
' ::'' ;'' "; ""in y Sptoul A l'.... of l'li;--I
. m aiio,..r eidiiiiin. This is un
'"' ' x ' 1 ' " i i! !.- hoii-e and parties de
'' iiix.-l i l ul, I not place theln-elves
'' ! I. .I' d-.
'!' ' "lion pi oclainat ion which is
'" ' ' ' '"id on onr Vuil pane came in
"''tin -u ax and ha- croxvded a lot of
1 '-' !" '' "'it o our column-. It will,
1,1 T inter, -t in the votinif por-
"' ' ' a'b I-
!i-landiiiij there i-ii rexv ard o j
" " ! ' 'I I"! ' I he cap I urc of Jacob Hook -'i'"
a.l.d.'.'d murderer of John
'll'"-'' mi. in Indiana county, he is lill
"'" i--u p i.-cl lobe haibotod
x"""' d In- f. .,..i.
'' Adam-, -..n nf rhri-topher Ad- !
' ' 1' iti loxx n-hip. died al hi- home
''-'lax. K. binary 1-t. of con-ump
'',""" :i '-ars. The decea-ed
" "' in t. li. ielirt'- cemetery at
'"'Ml "Il Mol,d;,y ,-t.
, " '"' """' in lb- make-up, half a c.d-
'"''"'i in-t pai'.' i- ptint.'il up-i.le
i ' ''' ' " ' of I his week"- edition. Our
' "i "i i' ad.-t- an -land on their head-
bile the hidie- can invett the
l" t Inriii 1 1,.. ..... ..-i-
'I'" r
h Km e. !;, t j I.jUh',
,,!in',"""""N "' !!. bave for I
" '-lop f,,r Hu. pr;,etic.' of law ami
4ii.li""" "" profes.-hinul
" '"'-"f Uic K. ntleiii.'ii, th lirn will
William Malliit. aife.l about Vi". year-,
w ho lived on the l"t a n k s?ow n road . Johns
town, was found dead in the xx oods near
1 'ark -tow, n. t'oueniau'n town-hip. on
Monday afternoon al V:T!D o'clock. It is
supposed he was frozen to death.
There an; seven cases of genuine
small po at Tyrone V'oiires. a suburb of
Tvrone. I'dair coiinl v. The tirst fully de
veloyed ease tin that of Mrs. Ilani.d
Stillwater, and it i- t bought t he iiis.-a-e
was carried there from lb-adimf. xv here -he
had been vi-itim; a few vx e k- aifo.
l'enn-yl v auia last year mined over
half the hi ; iiiiiiii.ii,- coal in the 1'nited
States. Of i he amount mined. We-tm. ire
land cotucs lirst vx ith V.l'l .i'S ton-. 1'ay
ette come- next. Clearliehl third and Alle
gheny fourth. Cambria, which i- the
eiirhth in order of prod i ic t ii in . milled ::-.'..
fi.M tons.
I. u In i i flin. a doine-t ic in the family
of J. II. Curry, of Tyrone, was found dead
in bed on Satin da v morning. She was c,
years old. The coroner of I'.lair coiiuiv
held a po-t mortem exatnin.ttion. xx hich
resulted in tinding that death was due to
the continuous use of certain drugs luken
to beautify the coin p'exioti.
Henry ICirn. of I'iltsburg. died at the
re-id. 'lice of his brother, Abraham I irn, in
Sii-.iiehanna town-hip. on Monday. lie
had been attending the funeral of his fath
er, who had died in Aitooiia and was hur
ied at lOast Ridge on that day. After the
funeral he went home xxith his brother
Abraham, and on going out on the porch,
dropped over dead.
On Saturday night burglars bloke into
the Pennsylvania railroad station at New
Stanton, Westmoreland county, and thor
ough I y sea re I icd t he bu i Id in if for v a ! ua hies.
A dtiiininer's trunk was broken open and
a lot of sain pie goods stolen. The burglars
bloke three lock- before they were sati--
tied 1 1 1 : i T, none of the rooms contained any
thing else of value to them.
S. M. Wilson, of Patton: P. 10. Dillon,
of Hastings; I), (i. Myets. of A-hviile;
Vincent lieig, of Carroll toxx nsliip and Al
bert Nagle, of Clearliehl town-hip. viewers
appointed by the court to inspect the new
iron bridge over Chest Creek, at Patton,
took a look ;it the structure on Monday
and report it as being built in accordance
with the plans and speci lifat ions.
Kd. J. Mildren. xx ho a number of years
ago xx a- a resident of Ji. hn-toxx u and mine
boss for the Cambria Iron Company and
xv ho since t hat time has been engaged in
the man it fa.-t ure of tire brick at Ida.-kiick.
Indiana county, has become financially
embara-scd. Kxc"iithtis aggregating
.i-.oo'i have been i-stied at Indiana and the
works have been clo-ed throxxing two or
three hundred men out of einploymi ii'..
1 f I he borough a 11 ; in .1 1 1 1.-- xx on id nia k.
an example of sonic of the boy- who are
continually throwing -now balls on the
street, it xxould bea belietit to everybody,
tin Wednesday hiht on Might -tree! ;t
lady xx as -t rue k on the head by a young
bond ! ii m . xx ho thiew l he -now bail at one
of hi- chums, livery mm and then ladies
h ive to slop in a i!oor-w:iy until he boys
get through with their .-noxv -balling.
La-t I'rida y a ft er noon t he 1 leech Creek
pa-si ng. ! train -truck and killed an un
kuoxxn man when near M.rri-dale. Clear
liehl county. He i- de-cribed a- being
ag.-dabo.it o vi-ars. of meliutn xx.igiit.
.'lb .111 ti'.e feel eight inch.'- Ill height, all. I
had black cm i x hair, light nu .u -1 :e- he a u -1
-mail goat.-e. Mi- b..,iy xxa- I, rough: to
Moni-dale and pl.n d in charge of the
Mollis toxvu-hip nu t hoi 1 1 i.-- for burial.
At I lie Cotn i 11 g elect i.CI ! Ill' fel 'It II judge
ofeacit precinct mu-t make t xx o return-.
' t I the Vote of col ' gl -- in a i. at large
a lid I he ot her t he Vote for t iie !ui' li candidate-.
In the t,r-t iii-tauce ii-iiim
mu-t be tua.l' to the pi o i b o ii o i a r y an I in
jet-on; in ! he ot hel i-r i li-t .1 1.Cc t lie l .: ii rt,
caii be made in the ordinary t.iai.n.-r to the
cleliv ..! the Colilt-. Tie- j'lllge- XX 1 i i lei
d nib; i, ntke both r.-t urn-al the -a-i..- nu..-.
The park hotel, th" !aige-t hoiel ill
Sim, r-.-t, caught lire at an i .i'.y 1 on
Tne-day inol iiing ; i -i.i ,iil i..-d to the
gi.iiiinl. '.In uc-l barely e-ca i . : i. g in t i.e.r
night cii. tiling a !nl o lie -ei v a I.T gii. L"a
Hiirtinan. being -ever.-!y bni aed. .Many
of the it. mate- I. ad harr-.xv e-. ap.-. Tie
oli'.;llial bu-iiil'lig vxa- the hot!..- oi' the!, lie
J lid ge .1 ereln ! a il S. lead, am! had I "-Il li"
uiodi.-d and turned into a I ...tei. Tie I .-s
i- c-timated a! 1."..ii. p..i t ly cev. icI b,
i ii- 1 1 1 a nee
-io.ifr.'V M a v. proprietor ,,f two large
dry goods -ton s at Lat i ob. -hot hi- xxlfe
becail-e -ll'' refll-ed t' ill'liil -i' II I'l.i'I'k.
and then commiited -uicide by -hooting
hiin-elf tliloiigh the heart. Mis. May s
Wolllnl- ale -el ioll-. but .-he XX ill leeov. r.
May bad been drinking heavily lor several
day- ami had tried to kill his wife on Sat
urday, but was prevented bv a large dog.
vhi.-h attacked him. The May's came to
Lat robe from New York t w o year- ago,
and weie (j II i te vv ea It h v .
-The Low Ci lde divi-ioli of the We-t
Peiin raiirood xvas recently completed to
.lohnstxxn by vxav of the old tow path, ami
it is said that hereafter the bulk of the
freight received from the west oyer the
I-'t. Wayne and billed to the seaboard, xxill
be taken over the West Penil to Johnstown,
vv here it vv ill run on the main line. The
grade to John-town over the We-I Penn is
so light that oneengine can haul from for
ty to lifty cars, while to the the same
point over ti..- Pennsylvania road but
t xv en t y-live cars can be hauled by one h
coiiint i vc-J'tti ustiurn I It I'nhl.
A subscriber asks what compeii-a t imi
a farmer is entitle! to for erecting and
maintaining a watering trough at the side
of a public road. The toad laxv id l-d'.says
that anyone who may erect a watering
t rough on a public road or highway and
keep the same in repair is entitled to a fee
not exceeding five dollars, to ! agreed
upon at the time by the party erecting tin
trough and ll.'' township supervisor.
These watering places shall be a iprov.-d
by t he supervisor ami but one Hough in
every live miles ran have the belielit, Hie
oldest troughs having the preference.
One day last we 'k while a driver from
the stable of Mes. is. OT I ara. Lul lnr and
A Ihivis. in this place, was taking a parly
out to look at some coal lauds in Jackson
town-hip. the team while crossing over
where a drift had been run in, broke
through. Notwithstanding a number of
men were at work close by and rendered
all the as-i-tance they c.uid. it was
with mil' b difli. nlty that one hor-e was
ex 1 1 icated. while t he ot her wa - completely
hurried by the earth which kept continu
ally failing in. and after several bonis
work, had lo be shot and left in the hole.
nurrlur l.lrrira,
The follow I irg marriage licenses were i
sued by the Cl.-k of the Oi phniis" Curt
for the week ending Wi-.liics.lay, l'ebruaiy
7. is it.
Christopher A.,0'Ioxd and Annie U.
Ile iry. Tunnelhill.
W. .1. Cannon. Conemai.gh. and llridget
. Fold, John-lo-.v u.
John P.reekmaii and Minnie Caroline
Wei-e, Jollll-loXV n.
Philip Lynch M argaret F.iV. John-'ow n.
William Sherxvnod ami K!i.i Mori-.y.
Spangi'-r.
Harry ' Miller ami Ko-al'a Pau-t. laie.
David A. Kilgore and Annie Stephen
Chi n, cb-hank. John-tow n.
William J. oill and Catharine W arner.
Ch l tow n-h.p.
John Soli. I, iv and Minnie II. r'cliv. Low
er Voder town-hip.
Michael l'. Ward ami Johanna Hartnett.
Joilll-loxX ll.
1'. ti. Prills and Olive iKmier, Somerset.
Chailes Dr;i-s. Ileniiiiigtoii 1'iirnace. Pa,
and Ameiia Kmiiia (..niutni-r, Coalorl.
Pa.
oeary ll. Criflith and Ada hi. Keiiu,
isoujersot, 1'a.
A l'rnir' Trasir IXmh.
latnes Kager. a Jackson town-hip farm
er. vx as kil-e.i Saturday alleri:o..n in the
xx nod-ine d i -1 at.-x'e from hi- houie by a
heavy log billing upon him. Mr. Kager
had been engaged in hauling timber in the
woods and. being alone, the exact nature
of the accident will probably never be
known. It is the presumption, however,
that linger was in the act of lifting the
heav y log upon a low hob -led and that
hi- feel -lipped, w he'i he fell vv ith t he tim
ber upon hi,- body. When supper time ar
rived Mrs. Imager became alarmed about
hi- a hsenee. a mi a f t-r axxaiting for more
than an hour -lie calied at the home- of
some of her neighbors to w bom -he related
t he cit e u mst a i ices of her h u -ha nd's failure
I.i let in n from the xx i .s. N i having any
idea as to xx hat section of the farm he had
gone, t ii part y vx ere at a lo-- to know in
xv .iat direction to -tart. With lanterns
they made a sear, h in the wood- tor more
than two hours, but xvithnul succes-.
They then ret u rued lo M r. Ilager's home,
hoping that in the meantime he might
hav e ret in ned. Here they again met dis
appointment. Keiiifoicing themselves the
searching party again stalled for the
xx oods, determined not to return until they
traversed the entire farm or found Mr.
linger. After a long tramp xv hich lasted
until 11 o'clock, they succeeded ill finding
the team ill the woods and close by the
dead body of Mr. llager. A heavy log was
lying close by and from the general ap
pearance of things it js thought an acci
dent occurred as above described.
lloli.lny 4'lier.
The holi.Iav season is clo.-e niton us. mill
I . - '
every household in the land is preparing
for the plum pudding, and the general
feasting and rejoicing. A little good
brandy for the mince pie. rum for the
pudd i ng. or a I i 1 1 le -1 i m ll la li t to keep the
-pirits up and the cold out. is absolutely
necessary for an old-t ime Christmas cheer,
(hie of the most prominent liquor dealers in
the country. Mr. llax Klein, of Allegheny.
Pa., xx bom we can cheerfully recommend,
and xx ho has the reputation for handling
only absolutely pure liquors, xxill sell you
t he follow ing brands of six-year-old pure
Pennsylvania rves at cd.oo per full quart or
-ix for ."..i: Pear Creek. ( iibson. ( iiickeu
heimer. Pinch and Overboil. The famous
Silver Age, the linest whiskey in the coun
try, at 1. ."ni. and Duquesne, a whiskey
distilled from rye and malt, at ?1.V5 per
quart: ( iuckeiihei mer. 1 years old. at 7.1c.
quart, ami the Anchor rye at 'mi censs.
You can have your choice of ail kinds of
i n I i foi n ia w i in s. g i n-. ru m a mi br imi y. all
pur.' and old. at from .loo ms pei quart up.
All goods neatly boxed and shipped by ex
press. Send for catalogue and price list of
ail kinds of liquors to Max Klein, s." l'cd
eral -trcct, Allegheny, Pa.
llralli.if .MrH. Iiurliln.
Mrs. Catharine Duihiu. relict of ex
Sheriff Aiigu-line Ditil.in. of Minister
"ovu-hip. died at her home in that toxxn--hi;i,
on Tbur-iiay of la-t xxeek. in the
'.ot b year of her age.
The deceased vxa-born inCambria town
ship, in .Match. 1-xil. ami was a daughter
of John Scaiilau. deceased, ot.e id I he
pioneer -ett l.-rs of Cambria county. She
v as t xv ice mart icd. h, lr-t hti-l.and be
ing, laeob. l i lt, and three children born
of her ll:-! inailiag. -uivive. namely:
Mr-. M. K. Adam-, of I r. on. Mi-. Will
lain Ca hiu. i, i. xx in 1 hi 1 ; i more ai d Mr-,
.a. baiiah lln lr. --. ..f Altootia. To b'-r
ia-t llll-l.at.d she bote I XX o . ' 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 . 11 . ,1 .ClU'-
I )i;i bin. xx I... di'-d about live e:.r ami
Johanna, xx l o is -iiigle aed r. -iii. d xxith
her mot hi r. she is ai-o -uiviyen by one
bf.-ther. 1 1 -1 1 t v Scan Ian, L-q.. of Catroil-
I'lVll. 'lie i. i-.'.iii xv a- i. ..ted foi her
kind and i I i a ' le d ) - bo-1 1 h u and leaves
I.i. I I. V till lid- XX ho XX 1 11 slue. lei y litt.urtS her
death.
A 1 n g pa rt y i'r.,u, ;uoit.'tu drove
up to li i- place on W.ili e-iiay and after
taking diiihi-r al the Moiin!a:n Hon--,
-pent -e era ! hour- lowing t he t.,xx n and
- ha k ing hand- xx I i h I: :.-tnb. In : ! e party
-eic Mr-. Jam. - C. ll.-linan. M:-. K. L.
il. org.-. Mi Winifred ;. oi:;e. Mr-. A. D.
Khue. Mr-. W. T. Mia lii li. Mr-. J. Y.-ck-ley.
Mr-. Janes P. a ice. Miv Will Smith,
.Nirs. s.d. II. i . i- v . M i -. Jam.-'.Ye-ioii. Mrs.
J. II. N. xx hail. Mr-. I'. J. Pidg-on. Mi-,
tb-orge McDonald. Mi-. Sara D. Norman. v.
Mr-. W Ib.bi 1 1 -on. y, is. Tin mi: as M u nr.
Mi Aliu- Mm. inc. Mrs. Alfred Ilancnit.
Master Lug. in- I lob in -on and Karl Mc Don -aid.
31 lel tttiav'oit .Xullrt'i..
'I'HK Ktfn.iiri; Huibtinu l...Hn As.-.w-latt..n
i will eftiT f,.r ial': at li.: t: .uij.'ti i-loi.ilr, Kl.
eiisi.i. rtc, ..u the t.'U.tli .Men,! iv iu I .' rtiary,
t !..''". im. l'llil.S. lhxl.-,
i.K.-lEU I.xKlxnm, e.'rctary. I'rcsMei.t.
I(.ns.
i i'iri:e L. ! rt-Hnr'.fk ot H?Min ttir, i-:ys
tli li ik ti .-( ii-itrkpt prt. e tor all kin is 1 rur.
'I'HK Mt t'.irv.iiri- v-r Mrtl t(:' vci-lo ol
1 Kr.ciiiiirr in HM-tM Hn.i Si.o.x :u M. I,
lir.irrr'." iiw .a rt, tuiUn .-irt-ot.
0 K huu.lrM iil lurt-c:i lo!Iar' w.rth nf
ff's rapli ft.ire. .-co it.
I ' triliiirf tr cash r;n all rl to nive y
a doll ir wrtn lor a alt.tr. 4 aW
licarerV c;imi tore.
V you want a hurwain in H its an.l She. .
nl M. Hoarcr! new store, Julian MTt-ct.
'AliUS t'O.'S Klne Ifrpa.l alwuy.' on titi.l
at 1.. Ix i.rer .m.-ii tsruccry .-i..re.
Kl Kix-er F'li.ur tl per sack at Hearer's
'ali .'torts.
KW, trtti Orreries at M. I- I'.iriri rrh
S. L. KKKI.
mat::kit ki.vuk.
REED & READE,
Atlortio.Ys ait Isi-v
I.KKMSIII'K.i. - - - 1'KNNA.
j'UltliTun l"f litre street. 4 g-'.'3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorno.vs sit 1-.siav,
KHENSBI'KU, Ar
-(iftl-e In Hi-era H'.ufC. ?.'.'.'.
rp W. DICK.
.JL AIKIKMIY- T-1.AW,
Kbknhhi'kh. I'rum'A--Snclal
attntlmi to nlvrn claims lr I'.-n-Iti.u
KoODttr. etc. -i7- "vl
T F. MYKKNKICK.
' ATTOKN KV JI CeOSKI-LOR AT LAW,
KHK.NMd I.I.. - PA
ttic on I ntr. ttrel.
II
II. MVKItS.
ATTIik"!KY-AT-l.A.
i'.itmyfHvuf, Pa.
- IMr. IB 1'iilloniut Ke. et t-f.tr nireet.
DONALD K. DI;FTlN.
ATTIIKMIV AT LAW.
i!t.'e I n I i.r H-imn, Outer irr.
To Investors.
li'HV tin wT fn.m li..m t" relt lnvrtrrpnts
x warn v..u can t-u lVmipyl nia Kirst
'. irian ."iirltlrf on lt. '.-h or ."J n 1 1, 1 v
I ax no tit .'n an.t w,i.'. nl url yeu t-nty i er
rM,I. xeur m.-nej? hur art'.'iil:tr i'.ii on or
a.'ref ' H. A. KM I.h.ll A i;T.
Auk. 5, Kbrnp'-ui , l
1'K' I I i:;.V Mil !"K.
j l-.-(:.ii ei .li.l.n MrTiiiHr. le.-e.1 .
Letters t'taa. n'arv .n rhe fs'i.t el .l.itih
.Mtfaar, Int. .i (lie l'..r..i:tli .! l.itly, la t'aai
I ri.i r.ai.iv, I'eoii.-y x atna. h a i i. if. brn ttra iiift
to nirt. a;'c ih li.-r.'i.y tfix'tn lo a .1 -vr?.en.- ni't'-t.t-r.l
to i.ii I eta'. l' n.K4 parmeiit to me will., cat
.Irl.ty ami ihn.a haxti.a riallud :M.jltit ii c taute
i.rrrcnl '.lieiu .r.acrl- amhi-ni i.-.ne. i..r et-tl.-Mirut
to uir. 1' AI.HLl.Nt .'llr.lZ iAU.
l.ill, , I ., lw. IS. i-Vi.O'.. tt?uttli.
1'ANTH A SAI.K-:.IAN. K Km . KTit.
f l.ui'iena' an.l t.r.alil l l.-.T.'!'lil Itio t,Tii
!iu Nnr-eri.;- ... t!tn:nta. Ih l;.rtf.i.i id tue fc
luinion. Oxtr 7i'0 acr.-i ..I I'll. Ire siivk. IVMnon
irru.ai.rnL at.ii lucruuve. our l.aiax ::a.lin
Kinau at.Kk re in ie.lljp here IT'l" ri J l:.ir.
.1.1. -r.i cud I, r l rm. ii'. 41 .1 .rienrimlrt) of
I te rl ory. Sl'OIttfc Vhl.UMtl1i.,
j auA.Btn. l urouto, Canada.
A. I JOH.VSTOS. -V. J. Bid. A. W.BVCK.
tjiTiuu-iaiD IfZi.
Johnston, Buck & Cu.7
JJANKKKS,
EBESSBURG. - PEXN'A.
A. W. Bri'K, Caabler.
ESTABLISBBD 1588.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKIIU,T(IV.N, PA.
T. A. St II A KR4.rU II, t'ahlr.
General Banlisg Essinfcss Transacted.
I'be toilowtnic are the rmctpal featuret ot
reneral hai Einr hulne :
Kv-eire a.yarle oo tieman.l. ana Interest bear
true rerttn.-ate isnnel lo tltua le(MHitora.
I.ts
F.xremlet tn fo.Mtntrn on tavorahle terma and
a.pr.vel .aer tl-.ante.t at all lain.
'OI.I.FTIOXN
Made In the locality and upon all the t.anktti
towns In the 1'nUe.t State. Charvea moderate.
ItRAITH
lHineJ neotlahle In all part nf the Vnlted
Sixt-K. and lorelxn ezchanice laioed on ill parta
ol Kuroj e.
AVVnVSTK
Ot nierrhant. fanners and others aolletted. to
whom re&jtonat.le accomodation will be extended.
1'atrons are assured that all transactions shall
be held as strictly private and onndentlal, and
that they will he treated as liberally aa good
banklnK tules will pcrslt.
Kefpectlully,
JOIISNTOX. Kl't'K I'O.
J. I'.irrov. M M. II. 8AXIFKI,
A'rtsiile ut. Vaahirr.
THE
First National Bank
OF PATTOS.
PATTON. Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Account? ot tturj. orations, F irms and Inillvl.luals
rei-eix'ed upon the mc-ft fav.xral.le terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive Hinkinn.
Steamoliip Tickets lor ! by all the leadins;
I. lues and Koreiitn l'ralts payable In any
of rlie ;'riii'iat cities ol the
Old World.
All correspondence will have our personal and
prompt attention.
Interent I"all on Time llrpnalU.
octl:t.
aiuoi;uni:i
Orphans' Court Sale
OK VAIA'AHI-E
REAL ESTATE !
1 Y virtue of an order of the t Irphans" ttourt ot
I 'anil.ria coun.y . IVnnsylvama. to me dl-ie.-i.-i1.
1 will expose to put. lie .-ale at the store
room ol V. A. H. l.lulc, I it Iviretto. l'a.,on
SATURDAY, FKH. 2 ITH, 1SU
nt - o'cliK'k. p. m . all that certain piece or par
ol ot and situate in the township of Allegheny,
ni tl.c nmiitr i, Ctiiit.na an 1 state ol 1'tnosjl
vaina. l4iunde! on the west by the land ot the
s'a?e -f lot, n Ih.iitciass, deccas.-d: lan.l of the
c-iM'e ot Samuel r'..y. and lan.l ot the estate ol
.Ixmcs l'liti'S le: oil the n-.rth l.y land ot the
-t air . K . Hald. leeea'.ed. and land ot 1'eier
M ran : 0:1 ll.e east t.f land ol the etite of Jacob
Mouse, n.eri.se.l.ar..: lan.l ol flinrles lomlln-or. ;
ana on the n.ulli I y lac.l of Albert Ausma- and
land oi rel.:.st!n Krye. contaiulnt?
IMp Acres,
Tnore or less and havtriie thereon erected a new
r'raiuc )wri!io House ami Sprir.tr House, a new
it i i. Karn ri jl ; ii leet, a Shop aud i-torettouse, ail
iu K.K.d r.-pair.
IKKMSUKSAI.E:
Ten per cent, o t the purchase money to be paid
1 1. l an.l at t lie time ot Ibe sale. and ti e balance
o! or.e-1 1 ird at the confirmation ot sale: one-third
In one rar. an! 411.e-1l.1rd In two years Irons the
tin. e of the coitnrthalton ot the sale Iieiened
px inetils to iar interest and lo be secured by
a.lu.ci.t bond and morttiaxe ot the purchaser.
Ji istl'll K. HMirK,
A 'mir.istratnr ' tbe eslale ol Mlu Nule.
Mor.ster, l'a., rrbruary . ls'
Trial List.
I S r ol causes set down tor trial on 2nd and
a Ur.l weeks in March, WM.
xKD-e-llxT, 2u mitli.
I . ran et al v. I'iret al.
i :iirr-iy vs. Mitchell.
uie vs. same.
Xljer. as-innee, vs. I'heo. Helster St t'o.
,xif..n.n rs. l.nelly ?tal.
Veil vs. Siuiih i. itat!er.
l'lu'.iiuau & Co. vs. r'armcrs Suj ply Ho.
3iu xx ESK.
Ivivls et al. vs. Hrdiey.
lie m vs. --uppes.
Mri.u...', K,.tli.- liil.l X Co. vs. liochsteln. ad
ministrator. Hughes' administrators ts. Keese.
Iiun:..rl vs. Johnstown faaseuxer Kallway I'o.
tre-ius vs. Sloatt.
Wt-iiduaili vs. l.tiKim.
i ar.iner vs. Stuyer.
Kry vs. Hummel.
...'maher xs. Livaid.
l.tair vs. same.
lli.ttuian K .uerline HrewlitK "o.
V uiK-ird vs. Yodor.
Al.lou vs. Hol.ieman.
M...k vs. .Ienit!ns.
Same vs. fuller.
i stHrn vs. ..ot.tor et al.
I 'avis vs. Kl.-u.ird -on.
l,.nol.ay Kros. vs. Kre.bs.
V'ylan.t xb. Sullivan.
Kive.y vs. P. U. J. Co.
:ilt-Sj addeu vs. JutiusPtwn H. B. t'o.
Si.y.l.T vs. Ciiiui.i ia 1 ron . 'o.
Ma oh lirownl.ack Siovo t'o. vs. Pike & Miller.
Uitlliltan vs. M lillera' executors.
j.i;. i .hiiy.
rui h.iuotary.
rrorhonotary's olfice, tt'enshurif. Pa., tcl.ruary
Widows' Appraisement.
"YOTIt'E Is hereby tflven that tbe foltowlcg
jl n:. med appralscuteuts of property appraised
and set apart i.r widows ot deceoents under the
Act of Assembly ol the 4th ol April A. II. 1851.
has beer. Hied ia the Keitister's office in and for
the county ol t imlirla, and will be preaouted to
I he rpliaus' t'ourt ol sa id county for oontirina
i'..ii and ail Wance on HLII.IJUAV,
H tUl iI 7. IHUI:
1. Inventory ana api.rrtsement of personal
property and real estaie appraised and set apart
to Mary t'owan, widow of veorce Cowan, late of
.lol'nstown. deceased. Personal prrty, $148. Uu;
real estate, tll'J DO.
1 Inventory nod appraUemtnt or personal
property appraised aul set apart to Kittle i o
i.hukIi. m.luw ol I'eter A. t'oliauuh, late ot
Johnstown, deceased. .'uo.(iO.
3. Inventory and appraisement of persoral
property appraised an.l tet apart to Mary Ilavis,
wl.n.w ol f rod. W. latvls, late ot Ebcnsburg
Ix.roUKh .deceased. JtJ Oo
LiAMtl. A. MUHIfUH,
Kevister.
Keitister's office, Ebenst.urg, I'a , Pebrua.y 8tn,
l-;i.
Merits, ltii. I.rtain ossil fetrolensn
tarried oa Narflu.
HENRY SPR0UL& CO.,
HtklKl AMilt HKUkl.K.N,
7 h Inn rlli Atrinr,
Members ol the
New Ynsk St.;ck Exchanue.
Philadelphia SloeK Eirtur.ijs.
Pittsburgh Sik-s Exdianice.
Ai.. I t 'hicaiio Moaid of Trade.
I .. , .... .Il...,l m .1 tli- h.l,nM anSirct .,.
check at sijsht thruuxb the I'leannK H 're.
ie' ..iu
STi:.Y row.
ine tol he r.i-liMieo if the siilscrlhr
in Clearliehl township at.iint the iniildle of
Nov mla-r. a leil in ii ley cow with a Im-H un
an.l I ol I. eai s Iiutl Ke.i. Tht. iialicr is re-qu.-ieii
in eoine for ar.l. prove r..HTty.
piiy eli. true-and lake her v ay tr sh will
lie (ll-.o-e.l of ai l oi.linir to laxv.
JAMLS K. M'tiortill.
ri. iirlield Txx p., Jan. 1'J4.
VH.MIMSIKAl'iiK'S MM IfE.
Estate ol 1 tiri.llha PreMboO. deceased,
i.etters ot administration on the estate ul
Ci rirtini Kreldhoit, late ol the tmrouab ol Ully
in t'ami.ria county. Pennsylvania, deceased .
l av r.K tttn aranied to me. notice Is hereby alv-
n to all jersons who are Ind.btd to said estate
to make raymeut to u.e without delay, and any
I er-ons luvlriK claims aainsl raid e-U s will
t, lease prvseut them ptopeny authenticated lor
Jciilemecl M.MUNliU.KAll.
l.iuy. l a . Jan. 12. lM4.fi. X
V.ssHi.Nt.E S MiTlx. E.
I he un.lersirfnd i.arln been d uly appoint
.lasr.Ki.re of Andrew Eckcnrade and woe. ot
i arr. uu.an boro.ll. Pa .In trust I.v tbe benefit
of creditors, nonce Is hereby riven to all persons
indented '' said Andiew Erkenrode to
3.ake iuj ited late payment, and i-er-ons havlna
claims to t.rtsent them areordiuir to law.
A HAM StJHE ri.
1 arroiltown. Pa.. Jan. -J6, lM.ai. AaalKoee.
Applications
Liquor Licenses.
VnriM khmhr irlrsn that the follow in ap
plicaiions for liquor license, bave ten filed in
the office of the t'lerk ul the Court of Quarter
Scwions of Cambria county. Pa., and will be
p re-en ted to the said court lor il consideration
on Monday. February 19th,
ASHV1LLB BOSOCOH.
Levi Hurcett retail
.lames Hanlin retail
I. t.. Mvera - retail
BAKE TOWNSHIP.
Harry A. Luther retail
CAKKOLLTOWK BOKOl'OH.
B.A. Worn. brewer
". A. pararuuiirh brewer
All-rt Flick.. retail
.lohn UU-srr retail
.ioho J. Hauk wholesale
Andrew H. Hauk retail
Juliu tUK-r retail
V Keitf a J W. Itunn wboh-aale
Vluceut J. Sloltx retail
Lawrence isc broth ..... ...letail
t'A KHOLL TOWSHHir.
William Brown
.lohn 1. Thomaa
.Matthew NVeakien
.......retail
.......retail
..retail
t'HSST semsos BoKorou.
William J . x.'lN.i.tiell .............. ..retail
CHEST ToWNSHir.
JolinK. Cornell retail
.l.aeph Hipiw .retail
i'liarlcs Kliody letail
(LEiariU-D Towasmr.
Hrf:e Harber... retail
S 4. Nagle retail
rKSSSON TOWNSHIP.
K..I. McSally brewer
IS. P. Anderson . ..... . .. .... retail
John H. t 'lark retail
William K 1'iiiiham ...retail
.lohn M.Nailv retail
T P. O'lkomiell retail
M. W inter Sl Bros wholesale
J.U Yeckley -retail
UK AN TOWNSHir.
S. A. Cooper.... ...........retail
T. A. m.naliay retail
William t. Srivder retail
EHENSBl K HOKOKIII, EAST W1SU.
J. B. Iieiniy .. retail
KHKNSHI KO BOHOl .lH, W KST W1K11,
Allit E. Bender letail
P. F. Brown...... retail
L. A.t 'raver.... .......retail
ELIIKU TOWNSHIP.
Jacob W.Anna ..... retail
Prances X.. ttt retail
!ALI.ITZIH BOKOt'OH.
Francis N Burk retail
It. V. Lillian retail
Ct.arlcs l.rass .....retai'
M ichael Filzharris...... ... retail
F. l .liillen ...... .relail
Joseph M Ciiniiing retail
Allen H. Heist whole-ale
I.. Hosier Krew ill Company wholesale
Arnold lnz retail
II LuIzA Son wholesale
.John laigne retail
Anthony Padula bottler
L. C Uockelcller, ...wholesale
Hemy fey more retail
Henry Mi.M.k. rerail
teori;e Yeckley. Jr ....vxliolesale
..AI.I.1TZIN TOWNSHIP.
John A. Mctiuire retail
HASTlNl.S HOUOCUII.
E. L. Keckwitli retail
S. 11. Charles ...... wuolr-a'e
Mar-hall ijilpatrick retail
t' liar Ies Kinney . retail
Andrew l.auty....
wholesale
retail
retail
retail
retail
...........retail
........... retail
retail
... retail
Elmer E. Naule.. ...
Michael II. Nagle...
W. L. Nicltolsxiu....
I. M. Notley
John A . Park
John A. Plait
William Townseml.
Frank Wargs
I.OKKTTO KOROI'UII.
C. F. O'lKinnell
LILLY BOKOI'OU.
Andrew Bost...... ..'.
licorice Brant
James A. Burk
C. A...eoitte
lttn V. Helly
Blair sln.i t
Boliert Smilli
1'he.wlore Sell .....,
Cornelius Mulliearn.....
PATTON BlIKOl'GH.
H.C. Beck
lohn F. Bonner & Jo. F. Marks.
E. I. Ctirrall
s-ainuel Kelly A John Boyce
.lohn Ku.liurl
Charles A . I -mi; Ik-In
E A.Mclloi
J M. le it i I,-. in
Walter. I. Weak land .
Simon M. Wilxiii
Peter P. Young. .....
P. IbTAI.K nouoi (,1.
JoLn Armstrong
John F. Beitei
Hugh . anavuo
AllKfrt I ieh I
1'avtd W. Martin....
Peter Sex nvour. ............. .......
t;. W sliirner
-retail
.........retail
retail
.......... retail
retail
retail
.... retail
........ .retail
..-......brewer
, retail
retail
wholesale
.retail
...-wholesale
retail
....x hol sale
....retail
.........retail
.-.wholesale
retail
wholesale
retail
retail
.......retail
retail
retail
retail
wholesale
1-oKTAI.E T..W NSIIIP.
William II. Edaardt.... ....-retail
J.W. Franey .retail
LIAUK TOWNSHIP.
Eli Smith- retail
.1. W1I-..11 Allen
.retail
William A. Cl.apiin
Io:ii McMullen...... ....... .
Michael Schell
SI'AM.LtE BOltOI l.H.
Francis II. Bearer............
t.eorge K. Bian.lon .......
lames A. Kirkpatrk-k
Fred lladclitl
M . C. W .-stover .".
SUM VEKHII.L lK.IiOl l.H.
John t.rinith
Ft nc i- Kurtz .....
.John 1). Wentroth......
st Vt'BllNNA township.
Thomas llnmoA Jok.II.Swkt .. .
Jacob ". Conner . - -.
lohn II indie
retail
retail
retail
retail
...reu.il
... .retail
relail
iboleaale
... retail
.. retail
..retail
....retail
... .retail
... ..retail
retail
Simon P. Itntxy
llenrr McAnullv wholesale
Kot-'it F. NMiev Jc Frank McAnulty retail
M. C. XAeuklai-i -retail
Tt NNBLHIl.L BOROlOII.
.i.Mpi A. Bertram retail
John .o.l.lv -retail
.loll n .1. Kiiiney relail
U.J. l'hiiikeit -wholesale
WASIllXOTOSI TOWNSHIP.
Frank I .pap retail
Martin leap retail
I;. 1. Likens retail
Thomas, O'Brien -wholeaale
WILMoHK BOKoloH.
1. W. Holder retail
Conrad W euderoth . . . -...retail
J-C". IIAHBY, Clerk y.S.
.Jan. 27. ls.
Eleiisburg. Pa.
Registers Notice.
ri'HE lollowlna: aeoonnta have oeen examined
X and passed by me and remain Hied of record
iu this oltlce tor the Inspection ot heirs, lexa
tees, and all others Interested, and will be pre
sented to tbe Orphans' Court ot Cambria county
lor confirmation and allewanoe on WKIIMIA.
DAY, 91 tRl'll 7, 1MW4:
1. First and partial account of Theodore Storm
Z. J. Zerbe. executors ol Michael J. Will, late
ul Clearfield township, deceased.
a. F irst and final account ol John Troxell and
Alexander Troxell. administrators of William
Troxell. late ol Keade township, deceased.
a First and nnal account of tleo. H. Porch, ad -na
In intra tor ul &usan B. Harvey, late of Morrell
Vllte. deceased.
4. The account ol John IKiwllng. iraardlan of
minor child ol Kii'hard and OatharlneJ Dowllmr ,
deceased.
6. First and nnal aoeeont of Jjsnlet :. Kose. ad
mmtstra:or ol Jacob W. Kose. late of Adams
township, deceased.
a. First and nnal account oi cnaries M. moh-
man. auardian or j. nanna Hon man, minor euim
ol Frederick Wm. Hodman, late ol Cooemaugh
borough deceased.
7. First and final account of John K. Bowser
administrator ol Ueori(L. Bowser, late ol West
lay lor township.
8. Account ol Edward F. freed, administrator
ol Iktvid Creed, late ol Johnstown.
V. Fuel and nual account ol J. M. Sbumaker.
trustee to sell the real estate ol Cbarle Fraak,
deceased.
10. F'irst and tlual account ol ueorue V. Oard-
ner. administrator ol H." H. Oard iter, late ol
Keade township, deceased.
II. First and final account ol William Ia.
lniKoia. guardian ot Iianiel J. M. Bate.
Pi. First and nnal account ot Ella Kowland.
t ustee to make sale of the real estate ol Mused
ltavis, deceased.
13 First and final account ot J. Ia. Bumgard
ner. executor ol John J. iseese. lata of Klchiand
township, deceasd.
14. First and nnal aeeonat oi Anton rasao
witca. admlnlsualor ol Deorge Haas, lata ol
K ehland township.
1 irst and final account of Lrftnls Weha, ad
ministrator ol Casper wehn, late ol Johnstown,
e eased.
IS. First and final account ot John H. Morley,
(Ircotur ol Susan Holroy, late ol Johnstown,
d.eeaed.
IT. First and final account ol Sylvester Horner.
administrator olJ . J. Horner, late ol Johnstown.
dece.sed.
18. First and final aeeoantol Patrick Cjnnellv .
iduiioistraior a. b. n. -1. a. ol Klehard Howl
ing, late ol Mlllville borough, deeeaasd.
It. First and final account ol Patriea Connelly
a1 sinistra tor ol Catharine Howling, late ol Mill
rule borough, deceased.
M. First and final aoeonntot Patrick Connelly.
administrator ol Catharine Howl loa, late ol Mill
v.l la, ramwh ft m.KmiI
l. First and final account ef K. K. HavU and
O.J J ones, executors ot Mary Williams, late ol
the borough ol Ebensbarat, deceased.
1. First and partial aooount of John W. Tu lor
and Cyras u. I Sdor, late oi -am on a wwmu.j.,
deceased.
DANIEL. A. MdltH'OH.
K agister.
Kelsier s offlee, Ebenst.urg, Pa., February mh.
AHMIMSTKATIIK'S NrTl'"'i.
S .. ... T-.w.! MtAHd
Lttrr ol a(ln.ialiratiua on tbe eatate ei tells
Toole, oeceaned. lateul furtaae borouan, in
.... ... n ... kawln, ruyts trT m n to tBe DI
notice la berel.y 'ulren to all peraooi Indented to
raid eUte to make payment to me without de
lay, IUU .DOT .H imtu.. - - . . .
will preeat tli-m prorljr etheotlted tor et-
lie Ulcus. - - - -
Admlnlttrntor ol rein Toole, dec!
hortMe. fa., in. Zi. li.
j I'nmo to tbe premise of the ondrrlaned at
. . .k n r . I, .in ..felt TA
", -. , h li. . .. I .. ....il I fewn v . . rfl old.
Tlie'oaner la requeited to ei.tue forward, proe
prol erty pay ritnt and take blm away, oth.r-
Wle no win oeu.ipoavu o. ' " .
J. SHU MAI fc.
Summit. r-a wt. X. lava.
In Dry Goods.
Ringhanis in all interns, at cents iwt
yard.
Muslin, full width, at 4l-$ cents jmt yard.
Itlue calicos, all patterns, at 5 c'til ix r
yard. .lust think of it, former iirici?
cents per yard.
tiuiintr cloth in every style at 10 cents
per yard.
lalile Liinen, white, at 2i cents per yard.
White ilannel at -ti, 3." and 4H cents per
yard.
lied flannel from IS to 35 cents ier yard,
l.ray flannel at cent tier yard.
Storm serge, blue or Mack, at cents
per yard
Itroadcloth, blue or black, 5C inches wide.
at H." cents.
All-wool Henrietta. M inches wide, t !.
Hordered write, (tray or brown, at iti
cents.
Camel hair rr-Ued, the latest dress goods.
at 4l cents.
Any color of Casmere you want 25 cents
per yard.
llop-sackint;, the latest and most fash
ionable dress goods, at 85 cents it yad.
Chenille table covers, very pretty, from
fl.4i tof'J..MJ.
Ivies' Fnrnisiiicg Department.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests, with sleeves.
at 25 cents.
Ladies' wool hose at Vi cents.
Ladies' Fascinators from 15 cents to$l..r0.
Ladies' Coats, all sizes, from to
tl5.u.
Blantets ani Hapi in Atnflnaiire.
(iray and white blankets from 75 ?ents to
f.4S per pair. Kememtier these blankets
are full lo-4 wide. Maps, lull size, from
i5 cents to 3.(.
CLOTHING.
FOR 1MIYS.
lloys suits, latest styles, from tl.24 to
rr.i.
Youth s suits in thp yery latest patterns.
coinmencini; at f-'.o and up.
W e tMiiitcut a sHH'ial lot or Ikvs' three-
piece suits, sizes 9. 10. 11 and 12. They are
actually wt.rtti fl'.'.isi. e can s. 11 tliem
for .l..ao and ti.'.is. They are dandies.
LARRABEE'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
on-
PAIN EXTRACTOR
CURES.
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO.
NEURALGIA,
TOOTH AC H E. BAC KAC H E.
CATARRH.
AND ALL KINDS OF
PAINS AND ACHES.
Larrabee'a Rheumatic Liniment U an old and
valued remedy, which ha enjoyed a constant
patronage for over 60 year, proving lt won.ler
ful worth and efficiency In all ailments where
pain Is attendant.
Larrabee'a Rheumatic Liniment's not a liquid
preparation to soil and tarn.sh by breaking :
Is put up in wide-month bottles and applied with
the finger . rubbing It to with more or less fric
tion. It Is
CLKAN, PUNK.
EFFICAOIOUS.
AGREEABLY SMtLLIMG,
QUICK ACTING.
Larrabee'a Rheumatic Liniment Is a splendid
household remedy lor external use in cases ot
burns, scalds, cuts, wounds, frostbites, headache,
pains in muscles, joints and limbs, backache, etc..
etc. Your druggist sells it. or it can be ordered by
ending full name and afldresi and 5 cents to
below address.
aoLi taoia.srroMS.
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co.
BALTIMORE. UD, U. S. A.
feW.ly.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refinin'r Co., oi
Pittsburg. Pa., make a specialty
cj
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
nominating and Lubricating
Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can te
H FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenore comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the most
Host : Mormly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
PITTSBUKU iEtr.,
PITTSBURG, VA.
octis-asvirr.
Mountain House
STIR SIIIVIIIG PIRIORI
CENTRE STREET, EBENSEDEG.
mills well known and long eftabllahed Shannir,
X farlor w bow located on .entre street, 00
tlim the llverv stal.le ol O'Hara. lall A L.ulli
er where the badness will le carried on In the
latum. SHAVINt:. 11 Al K t:l'T11M AN 11
SUANPIKMNd done In tbe neatest and inoal
artistic manner. 1 lean rowen a ciaiiy.
sja-Laies watted on nt tbeir resldenra.
JAMES H. 11 ANT.
1 rofanet Jr
USY?
OF
OURSE.
THE BTGGEST CROWD is the best
proof of public confidence justly rcpose.l in
a merchant, ami of the best place that gives
the best value for the money.
Hitting the nail on the heal requires a
00.1 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.
foi: mkx.
We are strictly in the swim.
Wood heavy wnli'il suits, all sizes, for
f.Vtrs.
1 tetter suits as hiuh as $ri.i.
This overcoat season Is here. Our sales
. have start.-xl and they ar" iioin fast.
1 1 l ?
llecause no one ever saw them so cheap.
We are prepared for a biir trade in puiits.
We mean losell and can't help it. If you
look at our line line you will buy.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
WE AUK IN Til K LKAD.
Stiff hats, the latest styles, f.ir (ion.
Uetter (juality stiff hats from tl.25 up to
f-'.50.
Caps In all styles and kinds from lo cents
tofl.no.
(mmi.1 heavy over?.hirts for 4s cents.
All-xvj blue, black and prey shirts for
1.25.
Latest styles laundr'ed shirts, with col
ar allached. from T." cents up lo fl.5o.
You oiikIiI to see
Our Line of 24c. Ties.
THKV A KB HB.M TIBS.
AH-WOol "Coldell Iillle" 11 till. -feint 1. i n
at mi cents.
Camers hair, the Ix-st made ui.dercloth
Inir. for 75 cents each.
Two-threaded 'non-shriiikiiiii'' uiider
clothinp. any stripe or pattern you want
for $l.oo each.
These foods are manufacture.!
lay Cthe Switz Condee Mills and a
jruarantee a-coniiaiiies .-aeh and every
one.
CARPETS.
The carpets this season are very nice.
The patterns are briirht and fascinatinp.
See them and you will he convinced that
Oil! I'lill'KS A KB UIUHT for anybody.
We carry
LtRGERSTGCK OILCLOTH
ihau any other store on the mountain. It
is beautiful.
OMTM
THE PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES,
GAIXITZIN, PENNA.
TO
CASH BU YE
OF
CAMBRIA
We extend an invitation to visit our Large Dry Goods Store on
Main .street Gallitzin. We carry by far the Largest and Cheapest
Line of Dress Goods in town. Dress Goods from llc. per yard
up to the Finest Henriettas. Cashmeres, Serges and Cloths, Fancy
tnd Stylish Notions, men's Shirts and Underwear, ladies' and
children's Underwear at Low Prices. Fine line of Rabber Goods.
Can sell you IJluc Prints at 5c. the kind for which other stones
charge 7c. Lancaster gingham, 7c. per ynrd. Yard wide muslin
at 5c. per yard, lllankets from $1.00 per pair to the finest in the
market, r ull line ladies and men
Good, comfortable place to try
laylight in our store you can see
In a word come and see our stock. As we buy for cash and sell
or cash we can save you money.
Tnnrrtih tsr 773?
CHEAPEST
GALLITZIN, PA.
Too
Many
i
i
(broods
OWING to a miscalculation and too much warm weather
1 have about Ten Thousand uollars' worth too many heavy
goods which will be sold at prices that will astonish you.
Never before in the history of Cambria county has Clothing
been offered at such low prices. Nearly everyone in North
ern Cambria knows that my prices have always been the
lowest for good goods in the State, and this (Jut has knocked
the bottom out of ail former prices. y loss will be your
gain.
For the next 30 DAYS I will sill Heavy Clothing, Over
coats and Underwear at 20 per cent, less than they cust to
be manufactured. Call and see me.
Very Respectfully, t
C. A. SHARBAUGH, t
Carrolltown.
D
u jri.o need Job Priming T It so, kit the
r a trial orner.
tn ICriTS SAMPLES Ftr
ai a.4. A. at4-TTiew York Cil
Furniture.
Full eiiiht-piccc iiard wood bed room
suit, f nu.
Full eiirbt -piece oak liedrootn suit, t27.no.
I'.wds. Iipht or dark, from 2.50 to f7.;i.
Lounges, MiHjiiet pliih, very fancy, for
f 5. ." .
These lounpes are full six feet long and
piM.il width.
We carry the best assortment of rot ktrs
in town.
It would do Vim pood to see our leader:
A cane bottom rocker, with very fancy
back, for 2.'..
Kitchen Tables, S1.9S.
I.reakfast Tables, drop leaf, -iv lepi, for
?:). ni.
Si foot extension tables, drop leaf. oak.
for icon. C hild's rockers from 5o i-enis to
1.75.
See our
CHILFS EOCXER FOR $1.24
We pive you one fiiiittress bed tick
l otion top and w iveii u ire p t i i. for i.j.oo.
Solid bottom" kitchen chair, light or
dark. :i.oo.
Ask u ny of our customers and they will
recommend ami advise you to buy our
.V..24 cane chairs.
A GREAT VARIETY!
ALL SHAPES AND STTLFS.
Ladies Donpola tip, button, S. or op
era, f 1.25.
Ladies Doiipoln tip, sprlnp heel, fl.2'.,
rl.35. J? 1.75 .'in.l -.2.110.
I. .'lilies lloltirohi lilt ninelw.r Ml
Men's buckle hl'opaus. .i5 cent".
Men's t ip or plain Cultures. t;,i Uis Bt,
I tl.25.
4 - CO.,
THE
Era
COUNTY.
s Shoes.
your Shoes on. With plenty of
what yoa are get tine
tip. m m rr. et 1
CASH STORE,
!.
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lH.k rrv l.n. UaiTluNT iiisa.
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m 4pMttingt i ill- 4vA
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