.nnbria jjrccmrm
, Hl.Nm'lw- CAMHKIA CO., I' A.
M AUCll 10. 1S'.4.
Al. AM PKKMX
.lol.ti l.ality. of Lilly, was in town on
Tin- 'if-'"1 's sa' to a poor season
Bin ;i !-
i tli-' tinn to plant your aJver
ui f..r i-prina trade.
Mirliai l I'.u-li. a wt-ll known resident
niullt.ittM. .lieil on Monday.
Mr. William Urown. of I, illy, was a
i,r to Klenslnir on Tliursday.
i .ii. T. Swank, edi tor of thu .Tolins
,, Tiilm ', was in town on Wednesday.
Mr. 1' W. IuUe. one of South Fork's
ilniMiik' lu-iiiess men, was in town on
.iiilav .
Sln i Miaii Tit'tM.tt, of tti is place, on Sut-
iv Mil. I lii- soi -rel team to a gentleman
Lu li.aii tow nship.
k'li. lv-.i., of Lilly.
,,t a ioii'l'' '1:1V' '"
town this week ut-
jil.tllf fill' l " iiim-:-..-..
nuiiit'ei' "f attorneys left this place
j-. i'l Inn -ilav i niorninir tor Johnstown to
,,- funeral of W. Diek Shilpe.
i ( in Tin-day the court appointed II. C.
Ji kpati h'k "iisiahle of Carroll township
U iai e "f l-aac Weaklanil. resigned,
i Hr . K. !' I'i-h has tendered his resi
t mii pa-t"r of the l'.aplist church, in
!, -e, to take effect on the lt of J line.
Mr. (e'oii:e II. IIoUtIs, who, with his
:hi i' .""1 siter. Miss llinl, spent the
iiiti i :n l'hilailelhia, returned homo on
L t.il.lV.
i liiivid N'aner. a well known citi.eu of
j on- town-hip, died at his home in that
fe icdnp on Thursday of last week, aed
f year-.
i .l,.lui I', dates, Kso., clerk to theconi-
H iiiii-i s, will soon take up his residence
the Ward property, near the convent,
tin- place.
Jonathan Owens, of Camhria town
p. lias purchased the meal market of
vid l. I'ryce. In this place. See ad in
iilier column.
The hans of matrimony Ix-tween An
v I'ees and Miss Lizzie Lonir, were an-iiiiri-d
in the Culliolir church, in this
I i.-c, on Sunday.
Mi --rs. Joseph A. K rise and Jess Na
... I.i.tli of C'learlield township, hooked
i. in-elves as new suhscrihers to the I-'ickk-v
on SaturJav.
- The cellar of William Mukin. a farmer
-idiin; atiout three miles from Khens
i ii;. was rohlied of a ipnantity of provis
os one niL'ht last w cck.
It is said that liiu-l Somerville. Kstj..
ho 'a- lati-ly admitted to the I'amhria
.iinty har. will locate at I'atton for the
i ai tice of his profession.
- P.ookaniire. who i- wanted in Indiana
iinty for the murder of John I'uuninir
iin. i- reported to have lieen in the vicin
v of Carrolltown last week.
- A lilli'iry heloiit'illtf to Stoddard L.
'nm:- w as chanced off at the Central llo
i I. in t his place, on Saturday niL'ht and
L.iinlN.rcl Hiow n w as the luekey w inner.
Attention of our readers is called to
.1- test iin. mials of a numhel of people w ho
-tiliy to having had ti-eth extracted
Mlmiit pain hy l)r. T. M. Uiehards, of
I k pla.-e.
A ineinher of the late grain! jury said
he. Iiiiii-elf. ilid not understand anything
hunt "Hietalic -teel tiles' hut one or two
ho did sei'ined to he very much in favor
; tlii'Ill."
On Wednesday niirht of last week the
emu -aw mill of John I'odkey in I!laek
k tow iis,i p w a- liuriied to the ground,
larsre lot of liiiniier that was piled
n oi in I the mill was saved.
There is lots of fun in thtuwini; stwiies
urn liehiml a hlind - running a newspaper
i th.' name of a vacuum hut when haul
I tit to the front to take thcil medicine,
it makes th,- called jaue w ince."
.1 ii n Wiltiert, sou of William and
jjM.u y l.ant. ii ifii at tne Home ot Ins par
i nis in Pii tshuri; on Sat urday, aired eight
in.n!lis :n,.l four days. Interment in the
M iili.ille cemetery in Kliciishurir on Mon-
A -mi of Isa-te I). Jones, of famhri.i
it e.Misin p. js suffering severely from a cut
fi.mi the sloke of an ae. received a collide
f ii-ks airo. The cut is near the knee
ft-ap and fears ale entertained that hi' may
have a -lilT joint.
- Stephen brothers di.'d a his home in
Hastings on Tuesday of last week, atii'd
ve;us. Mr. I'.rothers w as a millw riuht hy
tia.iean,! w as well-known throughout the
io ut hern portion of the county, where he
h id worked ut his trade for many years.
Hon. I ieoi ire W. Kasly. one of Johns
tow n's oldest citi zeiis. had a stroke of par
a! v -is ;u arrolltow ri on Sunday where he
as ..ii a visit to his son. James f. Kasly,
K-'l- Me has since been in a critical con
ihtion with hut sliifht hopes for his recov
er y.
Snar hoilinc was in full blast last
week and. it is said, the maple sap Mowed
freely. Krotn si line sect ions collies the re
p"M that there would h" a very larsie out
put ut - nip and sugar, w lit If from ot hers
the statement, was mad.- that the yield
would Ik- much smaller than usual. Sum-
I I'M I I l IIIIH I Ill.
Kdwiinl Mason. Tor many years a resi
lient nf Kheiislnirif, hut who a few years
a-'o removed to Johnstown, died lit his
Inline iii that city on Saturday. ned about
'years. Me is survived by his wife and
tiir. e , ,ns. Dayton. Sherman ami Morris.
II'- remains were brought to this place on
lues.iay nid interred in Idoyd's eemetary.
I he large barn of Alphouso funniug-
li'OII. in I'.-.! IVI.i.tl .1.1 ,,sl.ii. In.
'I ma count v. caught lire in some tnvsteri-"''-
manner about three o'clock on Thurs
day moriiii g and was soon a mass of
-mouldering ruins. Four horses were
'-' iied from the hurtling building, hut the
''ay. grain ami farming implements w ere
hiirned. The loss Is estimated at -',.
wi'h an insurance of fl .im.
- A few nights ago Charles ('barman, of
Wehter. Westmoreland inly, had a
tin illing experience w hile out cooti hunt
"' lb-;4ii several other gentlemen went
""t on ii,,. ai,ve mentioned sport and
while attempting to ride over a trestle on
l'" Haliiuiore Ohio railroad, his horse
f'-H through tl1L. trestle and broke its neck.
' 'hannan was thrown off but, escaped
injury. The animal died in a few niiu-
tlle.
- ti.n.rge M. Walker, an insane crank of
Indiana county, who was arretted recently
w tide endeavoring to get into the White
H'"ie at Washington to demand that
''resident Ch-veland arwlicate In his favor.
a'l who was sent home by the Wa-hin(f-'""
aut hot It i,.s. was arrested at Indiana
"" u''dnesday and lodged in jail. He is a
Jang,. r,,iis crank, goeti heavily armed, and
'V- that when the Lord tells him to
a man he is going to do It. He w ill be
sent to an insane asylum.
- I" the pension district In which this
hart of th,. state is included, of which
Captain Ihorge W. Skinner is agent, with
''ailouarlcrs at I'iltsbiirg. there are
I nited States pensioners on the rolls.
uf On- total number, 40.7IS are paid hy
,i, h requires a lare force of clerks
addr-ssing letter and making out vonch-
T" all the time. Those who call In person
'"i their money number .1,500. All pen
sions ate paid iiuart-rly. Each nuarter
M'e anioiint of money paid out Is above
-'. ".! II, inakiiiK over fs.imo.iiiio paid
through the l'ittsburjj oflice evvry year.
Lost last fall on the old Car
rolltown road Detween E. J. Humphrey's,
in 'Jainbria township, and 'Mrs. HeimetCs.
in Carroll township, a small cross-barred
shaw l with a hole burned in the middle.
The shawl is of no value but i? prized bv
the owner on account of having belonged
to a deceased relative. The finder can
learn the name of the owner by inquiring
at this office.
Quite a numticr of people In this vi
cinity have ordered shoes from the Liberty
Shoe Company, of lioston, Mass., whose
advertisement has been running in the
Fkkkmax, and all are greatly pleased w ith
their goods. You can alw ays fret exact
ly what you want, any width from I: to
KE. in half sizes, and w hen you once know
your exact size, you can always he certain
of getting your shoes to lit. Send lor a
catalogue.
Mrs. Mary Pringle. relict of the late
Jacob I'ringle, of Suiumerhill township,
died at her home in that tow nship on Sat
urday. March loth, aged bt years. She is
survived by live sons Daniel, Joseph and
William, of Conemaugh, and David and
Jordan, vJio are at home, and three
daughters Mrs. Amanda McKissoti. of
Itrndford, I'a.; Mrs. Ida Foster, of Coi.e
inaugh, and Ellen, who is single and re
sides at home.
Thomas Finnegan, of Latrobe, who is
demented and resides with his
parents at that place, became suddenly
violent on Monday, attacking his-mother
with a poker and knocking her down.
When hi- father rati to her assistance he
was also knocked down and the manic
then proceeded to smash up the fnrni lure.
llethenweuttothehon.se of a lieighbor
and proceeded to break the windows, w lien
he was overpowered and taken to the
Westmoreland county aim-house.
Sister Scholastica, who died in St.
Mary's convent, Allegheny, on Saturday,
March .'lid, in the tlth year oJ her age and
tlie twentieth year of her religious life,
was know n in the world as Lizie Flattery,
who was a resident of Johnstown
for many years. Her brother, Dr
Flattery of Mew York, is the celebrated
musician and composer. Her remains
w ere taken to Carrolll.iw u on Tuesday and
interred iu the beautiful lot in St. Kene
dict's cemetery set aside for the interment
of sisters of this order.
A telegram from Cleveland, O.. under
dale of Monday says: Congressman
'Join I.. Johnston, owner of the John-ton
steel works at Johnstown, I'a., authorizes
the announcement that these works will
be removed to Cleveland. The company
w ill erred a .".. mo.eoo plant here w hich
will include four blast furnaces, a convert
ing plant, a blooming mill, a standard "T"
rail, a steel railway, ami a shape and
girder rail for su-ci lailwaysand structural
iron mills. The company will build its
own coke ovens. Three thousand men w ill
be employed."
A two-year-old child of Frank Adams,
7i- Washington avenue, inhaled a coffee
bean on Friday at 1? o'clock noon, w hich
almost cost his life. Two physicians le
ing called at once and failing to give re
lief and the child suffering with violent
tits of suffocation. Dr. l'.uck was sent for
on Saturday morning. He advised an
operation. Wit Ii the consent of the par
ents, he opened the windpipe and located
the bean at the division of the windpipe
into the right and left lungs. He then in
serted an instrument constructed for the
purpose and removed the bean. The child
is doing well at this writing. Altimntt
Time.
Thr (toillnx tl lit liHiiril Ian'.
After the issue of last week's Fukkviax
the guardians of the HuxliiKj resolved to
have a picture. A carpenter was ordered
to manufacture a cut, and after occupying
the nest night ami day for 4-i hours, one of
the guardians, who can look wiser than
the others, concluded that the picture
should be "a man up a tree." The editor
of the UtixHntj and the other guardians
could not see the point, but from the look
of w isdom on the parent goose, they con
cluded that there wasapo:ut in it sotne
w here, and the cut appears iu the (ioxlimj
this week. We cannot reproduce It on this
short notice oi we would, as we generally
give our readers specimens of the tjaslinij'M
wisdom. Here is what the llintlhnj says,
how ever:
When an editor gets so badly "up a
tree" m a controversy that he has to leave
the subject and attack disinterested citi
zens by calling them geese and making ob
scene pitures to icprient them, it's time
to call si halt.
The (lislhii can call a halt whenever it
sees tit. The Kiikkman's motto when at
tacked is
"lay on. Macduff,
And damned be he who tirst cries hold,
enough !"
As far as we are concerned. persMnally.
we acknowledge that we do feel .somewhat
like a goose, because it has been necessary
for us to defend ourselves and our business
from t lie despairing at lacks of our enemies
in a manner that was not very ilignilied.
but at that we do not so much as niurmer.
believing that we have thoroughly defeat
ed the ends sought for by our jealous con
temporaries ami shown the cot red ness of
our position on the ballot work.
The aUive reads very line but when we
take into, consideration the fact that it
was the linsliiiij that spread its feathers,
sailed in and was the aggressor, it is
pretty hard to see where it "has thorough
ly defeated the ends sought for by our
jealous contemporaries and shown the
correctness of our position on the ballot
wink." It is rather the position of rush
ing into a scrimmage and coining out willi
its feathers plucked.
In all fairness and honor we w ish to say
to the editor up street that we hope he
will not continue to lie so cow ardly as to
attack private citizens and their business
over our shoulders. If he has anything to
say to V. K. Thoinpson-the cUKor of this
paper please l- so kind as to address il to
him and he w ill try U lake care of him
self, but if lie wishes to slander other per
sons, we sincereiv nope tuai newi.iiiov
connect us witli them. It is a very unfair
and unmanly specie of warfare.
If we have anything to say to W. K.
Thompson, we w ill say it if to the Oim
lintfi guardians, we will say it so that it
will be understood. The FkikmAN does
not propose to wasteanimuniiiun on a clav
pigeon when there are live birds waddling
around the establishment.
4nolhrr Kllrtl.
A telegram from llarrlshnrir datiit
March 1-'. says: A charter was granted
at the slate department to-day to the
C'learlield t Conemaugh Kailioad Com
pany, which w ill construct a line rt ni'les
long through Clearfield and Cambria coun
ties. The capital stock is ll.XVl.tmO. John
E. Faunce, of Philadelphia; tieorge 11.
Fleming, David Fh ming, ex-Congressman
Ii. Myers and II. J. McCarreli, of Harris
burg, are among the Incorporators,
The line mentioned above will begin at
Itelscna Mills, in Clearfield county, on the
line of the Kerch Creek railroad, and con
nect w ith the Baltimore fc Ohio railroad
at Johnstown. It will follow up some of
the branches of theClearlield creek through
White, and Clearfield townships until it
strikes the divide, and then take ibeCon
tnaugh waters west.
nurrlwo Llrraur.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Courl
for the week ending Wednesday, March H,
H'.U.
Ficd Sakon ami Katie Itadior, Johns
town. John E. Johnston, Dunio, and Martha
Ann Allison, Scalp Level.
David II. Stevens and Addie IUki,
Jackson township.
MetJarie Hosteller and Carrie Felix.
Lower Yoder township.
1J. F- Colo and liliza A. Wilkins, Pattou.
Court Prof red lag.
The following cases weredisposed of last
week in addition to those already lejiorted
in the Frkfmax:
Commonwealth vs. Andrew Pinkerton,
larceny. Defendant plead guilty. Sen
tenced to pay the costs aud further sen
tence suspended.
Comniouwealth vs. John Barcbe et ah,
larceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. George A. Valentine.
Samuel Jones and Thomas Evans, arson.
Jury find defendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Heiier, selling
liquor to minors. Defendant plead guilty.
Common wealth vs. I'eter Seyinore, sell
ing liquor to minors. Defendant plead
guiltv.
The grand jury disposed of the follow
ing cases:
Commonwealth vs. I'eter Sey more, sell
ing and furuisbing liquor on Sunday; W.
Scott Shaffer, prosecutor. Not a true bill,
and county to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Michael I'riest, car
rying concealed weapons; John S. tiales,
prosecutor. Not a true bill, aud the pros
ecutor to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Michael Priest, ma
licious mischief; Isaac J. Harris, prosecu
tor. Not a true bill and county to pay the
costs.
Commonwealth vs. Michael Priest, burn
ing office building; Isaac J. Harris, prose
cutor. Not a true bill aud comity to pay
the" costs.
Commonwealth vs. James Cook, alias
James Smith, and Oliver MePherson. ag
gravated assault and battery; Moses
Turner, prosecutor. Not a true bill and
county to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Murray,
carrying concealed weapons; W. S. Mc
Curdy, prosecutor. Not a true bill aud
the county to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. J. F. Schlaanstiue,
lar-euy and receiving stolen goods; Jaco'j
Schwartz, prosecutor. Not a true bill.
Commonwealth vs. J. V. Schlaanstiue,
larceny bv bailee: Jacob Schwartz, pros
ecutor. Not a true bill.
Comniouwealth vs. Iii bard Cohaugh,
larceny and receiving stolen goods; Oeorge
Livingston, prosecutor. Not a true bill.
Common wealth vs. Allien Diehl, keep
ing a disorderly house: S. W. Long, pros
ecutor. Not a true bill, and the county to
pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas J. Straley,
first count larceny, second count ni-eiving
stolen goods; Susan Knee, prosecutrix.
Not a true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Minnie Ki-enun. sell
ing liquor wit Loii l license. Jury find de
fendant not guilty and divide the costs oe
t ween the defendant and the prosecutor,
Edward W halen.
Commonwealth vs. Nellie Black, selling
liquor w ithout license. Jury find defend
ant guilty. Sentenced t3 pay a fine of $Kio
and goto jail for tour mouths.
Commonwealth vs. John E. McKen.ie,
embezzlement. Jury tind defendant K"M"
ty. Sentence suspended.
Commonwealth vs. Steve Cusker, larce
ny. Jury find defendant not guiltv.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Walco et al.,
breaking open a Imix car and stealing goods
therefrom. Jury find defendants guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Soriek, larce
ny. Jury find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. David Buterbaugh,
rape, seduction and bastardy. IVfc ndant
plead guilty to the laltercharge and a tnf.
jri. was entered as to the others.
Commonwealth vs. Lawrence Hessen
plug. assault and battery. Jury find de
fendant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of
and costs and go to jail for tfi days.
'Join mon wealth vs. Neil Sharkey, selling
liquor to a man of known inteuierate hab
its. Jury find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. S. E. Wilkinson. E.
Day and James Love, charged w ith selling
a liogus preparation for "Hood's Sarsapa
rilla." Jury find defendants not guilty
but that Dav pay one-half the costs and
Arthur M. Cra-ie, the prosecutor, the oth
er half.
Commonwealth vs. James Krise and
Ambrose Cogan, arson. Jury find defend
ants not guilty.
John Beiterand Philip Seyinore, both of
Portage, and who had each plead guilty to
a charge of selling liquor to minors, were
sentenced to each pay a line of Jim. and
costs.
Commonwealth vs. William Aukernian.
assault and battery. Jury find defendant
not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Valentine Weiitzel.
Sr.. aud Valentine Weiitzel, Jr., assault
and battery with intent t ikill. assault and
battery with intent to maim and malicious
mischief. Jury find defendants not guilty
on the first count but gui.ty on the second
and third counts. Sentenced to pay a line
of M each, costs and go to jail for a term
of six mouths.
Commonwealth vs. Mrs. Cat larine Kutu
mel, false pretense. J ury find the defend
ant not guilty and the prosecutor to pay
costs.
Commouw ealth vs. John Kenard, larce
ny. Jul y find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Kenard. surety
of the peace. Court directed the defend
ant aud the prosecutor, John Crouse. to
each pay half the costs.
I'oininvnwealth vs. David Lockard, as
sault and battery. Jury find defendant
guilty.
CommonwMilth vs. Uichard Jackson,
rape. Jury find defendant not guilty.
town Hlarlt llrk.
Things dow n the Blacklick are booming
now because of the building of the new
railroad. .nisi loriy-i.iue years ago
Blacklick had its first boom, as an old ar
ticle of agreement, handed into the Fkkk
max a few days ago aud which we publish
In-low. will show. The agreement is as
follows:
El.l A Fl'ICX Af"K. Oc toiler 3d. 11.1.
Terms uMu which David Kilter pro
poses to sell to Lot W. Irvin. one-half of
two thousand acres of and lying on the
north and south branches of Black Lick
together with all the iin ni ovemen is made
towards erecting a furnace upon said
property.
David Kitter asks for the alxive de-
scriU-d property. Seven thousand dollars
to le paid as follows: 1st. the one-h.uf of
tbeoi igmal purchase money yet due by Kit
ter on the land, is to lx paid out of tlie 7.
IX i.i iii as the payments fall due which in
all are siipimisimI to amount tn f.'.ioi.iii; of
the remaining .,mo, ?-.'. ..no is to lie paid on
the 1st of January fl.-.'.MIon the 1st of
July 1SH1 ami fl, -..") on the 1st of October
1-H"i.
Kitter is 1111 ml to pay all debts contract
ed previous to the closing of the bargain,
and using the store goods on hand and the
horses, gt-ars and w agons, w hich are to lie
put into the concern, the goods at cost and
horses, gears and wagons at valuation.
Kitter is to remain at the works and
suiH-rintend the business until the furnace
1. - LI - .1 . ... I t ..,.,.,.
is in mast, at. me raic oi ri.iiii.iii per an
num for Ins services, out or which be is to
lii.d himself and family and find his own
horse, the horse to be kept by the concern
A fter the furnace is in blast other art anue
ments are to he made if advisable. Kit
ter is to have a house on the Black Eick
rent free. Said Kitter gives Irvin until
Monday the I.'lth of October to accept tin
atHive proposal, aud binds himself to ful-
il the contract if Irvin should comply with
the terms. li.wili Kittkk.
L. W. Ikvix.
Wliit J the Urantl Jnrr Nay a.
The grand jury, litforeln ing discharged
made tlie follow ing reKirt to the court:
To the Honorable Court:
We, the grand jurors of March sessions,
is.4. Iieg leave to submit to you the fol
lowing report of the several public build
ings of Cambria county. Pa.
First, Having carefully examined the
county almshouse and finding everything
in at.d around the building to be in good
sanitary condition, we must say that Mr.
and Mrs. Hoover deserve credit for the
faithful performance of the duties en
trusted to their care.
Second, Having examined the jail, we
tind It In first-class condition.
Third. After carefully examining the
basement of the cqjirt house we find tlie
sanitary condition of the water closets
very bad.
Fourth, We. would recommend the
adoption of metallic steel files for the pro
thonotary's and the register aud recorder's
otlitff. Jiespectfully submitted,
Li tO. B. Kit HAKII8,
Fore tu a u
Rest F.alate Tr"fr.
Sheriff of Cambria county to LeVj
Schroth, Sunimerhill township; considera
tion, S.tO.
Caleb A. (Jray et al. to Law rence Wei
land, White township, $2,800.
Porter Kinports el al. to Gideon R. Kin
ports. Susquehanna township. fciO.OUO.
Mike Walco to Annie Walco, Washing
ton township, $"J00.
William II. Wolfe, et al. to James H.
Davison, Dean township, I,tiOO.
J. L. Spangler, trustee, et ux. to Martin
Farabaugh, Spangler, $luO.
Sebastian Holtz el ux. to John Uoltz,
Hasting-, fl.1l).
John Holtz et ux. to Stephen Gosiberger.
Hastings, $175.
Borans Weyland et ux, to Porter Kin
ports, Susquehanna tow nship. $1.
E. P. Baker el ux. to William Learner,
et al.. Susquehanna' $17,000.
William Learner t al. to Porter Kin
ports, et al., Susquehanna township,
$17,.
Samuel W. Dav!s et ux. to Dr. T. J.
Davison, Ebensburg, $l,oiH.
Thomas Barnes et ux. to John Hindle,
Barnesboro. $5,811).
Joseph K. Cass to Matilda J. Moorehead,
Sunimerhill township, $1.
Mary J. Beers et al. to Thomas W. Ilol
len. Keade towuship, $1.
Chest Creek Land t Improvement Coin -panv
to Joseph II aid, Patton, $3.10.
McClellaud Legg-'tt to Esther L. W.
Marbourg, Morrellville, $4io.
David Epplev et ux. to Benjamin Tee
ter, West Taylor towuship, $Jno.
George B. Kummel et ux. to laaac Hud
son, West Taylor township. $1.1
Samuel Good et al. to W. II. II. Me
Cleven et al., trustees, Barr tow nship, $1.
Alexander Montgomery's administrator
to Nelson Kickabaugh. Coopersdale, $1,140.
Morgan Keese et ux. to John S. Collins,
South Fork, $si).
J. G. Hollen et ux. to James K. Holleu,
Keade tow nship, $.
Hugh O'Donnell to Daniel I. O'Donnell,
Washington tow nship. $3).
Charles W. Sprock et ux. to Caroline
Sprock, South Fork, $..
J. C. Stinenian et ux. to Isaac Schofield.
South Fork. $lim.
Mountain Coal Company to Dunlo Sup
ply Company, Limited, Adams township,
Heirs of Henry Moose to Ephraini
Moose, South Fork, $1.
Hiram Weaver et ux. to Levi II. Weav
er, Kiciiland township. f7MK
Ilenry Daly to Maggie Fisher, James
town. $lm.
John Thomas et ux. to William Snow-
den, East Coneu.aiigh,
George Sell to Josiah Miiler, Upper Yo
der township, JiKlO.
William Springer et ux. to K. L. Goff,
Patton, $1.
Timothy J. Sheehan to Thomas Get-
tings, Clearfield township, iJi.
Sarah Melander et vir to Tri-County A.
fc D. Park Association, Upper Yoder town
ship. $J.4'.i5.
Isaac Barnhart et ux. to Tri-County A.
sfc D. Park Association. Upper Yoder town
ship, fs ,u.
Harry G. Barclay et ux. to Tri-County
A. t D. Park Association, Upjier Yoder
tow nship, $l..1oo.
Annie J. Sharp et vir to Tri-County A.
it D. Park Association, Upper Yoder town
ship, $--':ii).
James Seely et ux. to John Ejkstine,
West Taylor tow nship, $lil.
Johnstown Manufacturing Company to
Frank and AnnieTaunenbaum, Wood vale,
$i.m.
James Mellon et ux. to George ' Y.
O Leary, Patton. $li1.
Charles Von Liinen et ux. to Anna Bell
Berkebile et al., Johnstow n, .'(.
George W. Helsel et ux. to Sylvester
Berkebile, Johnstown, $i.
John A. Baker to Joseph A. Baker. Pat
ton. $1M.
E. II. Nutter & Co. to Patrick A. Burns,
Gallitzin, $.1o.
Joseph llupf et ux. to Mrs. F. Cowau,
Lower Yoder towuship, $50.
Veronica Cowan to Charles Lcbzelter,
Lower Yoder tow nship, $50.
tleorge W. Swank to Martha Jane
Swank, Stonycreek township, $1.
Treasurer of Cambria county to D. (5.
Myers, Barr towuship, $.1.
D. ti. M vers et ux. to Joseph A. Gray,
Barr tow nship. $1.
1). (J. Myers et ux. to Joseph A. Gray,
Barr township, $ln.
Bertha Herrell to Joseph A. Gray et al..
Patton. $K.
J. L. Spangler, trustee, et ux. to Joseph
A. Gray, Spa.igler, $7oo.
J. L. Spangler, trustee, et ux. to Joseph
A. Gray et al., Spangler, $l,:i5u.
Philip Stoltz et ux. u E. W. Smith, Car
roll tow nship, $.1.(MX
Daniel Malcdy to Pennsylvania &
Northwestern Kailroad Company, Keade
tow nship. $112.
Alfred J. Harris et ux. to Pennsylvania
X- Northwestern Kailroad Company, Keade
tow nship, $').
Joseph A. Gray et ux. to Biuhaker Coal
Company, Susquehanna township, t,ttS7.
Jackson L. Spangler et ux. to Cambria
A: Clearfield Kailioad Company, Hastings,
fl.
Oratb or Hon. B. I- llrwltt.
Hon. Benjamin L. Hewitt, of llotlidays
burg, ex-speaker of the House of Repre
sentatives, and one of the best kuowu Re
publican politicians in the state, died
about 2 o'clock on Saturday morning in
the Bingham House, Philadelphia, where
he went for medical treatment a few weeks
ago. Mr. Hewitt was burn in Petersburg,
Huntingdon county, June 4, 1S.13. He was
admitted to the Blair county bar in ls.v;.
During the civil war he was a field pay
master with rank of major. He served
eight years in the House of Representa
tives iind in IstU wat ehostMt speaker of
that body. He was a fish commissioner
from 1S73 until Ism. and plain. ed the Corry
hatching house, the best tish-halchiiig
establishment in America. He was chair
man of the House committee in 1S73 on
the revision of the civil code. In 1S79 he
helped to prevent the passage of the riot
bill whose provisions would have taken
$4,000.0110 out of the state treasury. Dur
ing the great struggle in issi over the
election of a Uuited States senator Mr.
Hewitt received several votes on different
ballots for that high office. During the
late legislature he became prominent In
the opposition to the scaling of Andrews
and also as the father of the pure food bill.
He leaves a wife aud two sous.
flowortb'a Comedy Co.
Howorth's Hibernica Comedy and
Specialty Company appeared before a
large audience at Music Hall last evening
and made a most favorable itnpre-siou,
judging from the hearty applause that was
frequently e oked. I lie " l wo Dans were
so cleverly made up that It was very diffi
cult to distinguish them apart. The songs
and jiirs were especially pood and were en
thusiastlcally enchoied. The play fairly
bubbles over with mirth and wit, and the
characters wr re all acceptably presented
The entertainment will we repeated this
evening, and the merits of the performance
should insure a large attendance. Gazette,
nttstim. Pa.
At the Ebensburg Opera House, Monday,
March 19.
Wm. Dick Shtiie, a moniber of the
('am)iria county bar. died at LU home Jn
Johnstown on Monday. The ii-Or-ased had
b,Hn in attfiidanoe at court In this plare
lust iiiwli and was suddenly taken ill aud
I returned to his home, where he continued
I to grow worse until deatli came on Mon
day evening. He was 27 years of age aud
' leave a wile but no iauiily.
SotlcM.
"11TE. tbeodertuel. h hd tech eitract-
ed wttt th an ol odontunder, wliboat
prUclof pain by Dr. Klenmrd. the den;it. and
cnnwmanil him to all tn od ot hi t rvle
lonal .err.ee.. j vts A. MN'.ER. K.ylor St.
IX.EWtL.lfN FRANCIS.
MABTIN RAOKK.
- HAKKY HUMfHKETS.
W ALT bK L.ITZ1NU tK. Lore! to.
KKANKSMEKKY.
JAMts WILKINSON. Elnil) r
WM KIMBALL. Kbeo.nurn.
SAMCEL LATNEK, Monster.
March 9. 18W.
I ULLEN k SMITH. OF LILLY, P WISH
x I to far to their many (fiend and customer!
mat their entire merit ol eiotnln and . uW
t-'umlKhmir l tixvls muat be reduced before I n
etcry. ohicb lake lace March 15th. rTtoea
no ooject. The lca must o reitarrile! ol cot.
There lore partle denirlnn to avail tbemelve of
atettluK poodt at their owo prices wucld do weil
to call and see the aboTe Drm.
ttlK SALE OK KENT.
The undersigned otters for sale his larm In
sjaml.na trttnship. three miles trout Kbensbunr.
eirtieislinK ol 175 arras, about SO acre cleared.
The premises are ell tlmtered. If Dot sold by
April 1st will be lor rent. Call on or address
NEIL McKAY.
. March 8. 18W. Ebensburg. P.
riiHE Ebensbor rJulldlnc A Loan Association
1 will otter for tale at the council chamber. Kb
enchant, on the rourth Monday In March.
M.oim.uo. THUS. 1AV1.
Lostbb LaHiMBK. Secretary. President.
Fl'KS.
Oeorire L. Fredericks, ot Kbensbunj, pays
tne hlicbei-t market price tor all kinds rt turs.
NOTICE OF APPEALS.
rpHE Comirlssloners of C'aenbrta county will be
1 at tber office In Ebeasbunt to har aepcale
Irons all persons to whom real estate has been
seed, aceatrce' 6y farm stare far iesf Triennial
AiMctrmmt Alro from irrons sne-eo witb
money at Interest taxable lor State revenue 'r
iose. and alro lor maklna; corrections In the
Military Rolls lor the year A. I. 1S1.
ON MONDAY, MARCH 26.
Allegheny township.
Afhvl.le borough.
Harr towashlp.
Chert Springs borouirh .
C'best township.
Clearfield township.
rCarrolltown borouarh.
I Winn township.
Elder lawnshtp.
Suueha.nna township.
Spangler borouirh.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 27.
Carroll township,
tialblzin borouicb.
Oallitiln township.
Ilastlnas borough.
Loietlo borouKh.
Palloo borouKh.
ITunnelhill borough.
jKeaue township,
i White township.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28.
Adams township.
Hlarkliea township,
Creirun township.
I'royla township.
Cau.br la t jwnsbip.
East lonemahKh bo
ouich.
JenburK bomui(h
Jackson township.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 29.
Franklin borough.
Mu'ater township.
Portage township.
Portage borough.
Lilly borough.
iSouth Fork borough.
sumtaerniu townsuip.
ummerniu borouan.
W ashinaton township.
WHuioie boruugb
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 30.
Conemaugh township.
Iiaisytown borough,
lute borough,
tioopersdale borough.
East Taylor township.
Morrellville Iwrough.
Ixiwer Yoder township.
Klrhland township,
stonycre k town.-blu.
t'pler Yoder township.
West Taylor township.
Westmont boroug-h.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 3L
Johnstown City.
N.B No abatement will be made on valua
tions otreal estate or monies at Interest after the
above dates.
J. ft. 1.IJIYII.
Attest: P. K IHLLON.
Jouh O. OaTCS. UtO. M. W EKTZ.
Clerk. CHnmlsaiotiers,
Coicmlfloo era' otflce. March 9, lsv4.
JOHN PFISTER,
HEALER IU
WM. MERCIUIIDISE,
Hardware, Oocensware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TF.UKTARLM IN KEAMIS,
nK.Fi., irri.,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL
CRESSON, PA.
maw 3ly
a. L. RKtD.
MATUIIIT IIAIB.
REED & READE,
Attorno.VH n t I :iav,
fcBENSBl'K.I, - - - PENNA.
r.)tnce on Ceulre street. 4 28 V3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attoriioyn nt Iiiav,
EHENSBt' K(), PA.
e-Offlse In Clpera House. 1.V.V
T.
W. DICK,
ATTt IKN KY-AT-LA W.
Kbkhsbl'ku. Pbmu'a
rSpeclal attention to arlven elalma lr Pen
sion Bounty, etc. ehT- Nwi
f F. MrKEXKICK,
' ATTllUtT SU IMIUniUOt IT LW,
r.KfcMSBl KO. - PA
iffitse on Uentre street.
H
II
M YE Its.
ATTtl K?( E Y -AT-L A W,
GBinSDM. PA.
Wtimne la Collonade How. on Centre street.
D
ONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTtISEY-AT LA W.
Esisioi m, I'avaa.
Ivl imre m Crpra Moose. :enter street.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect November lt. 18V3.
'eBmrrllsiaait I rnm
Seashore F.xpresa
AIUMa AonMnsHKlatliia
. as a m
- 14 a m
.11 c4 a ru
. hOpm
. 6 17 p m
. 1 1 p m
M al p Line Kxbrrss
Altoona Kzress........
Mall bxpreas
Hhllaaeli.li la F.zpres .
WEST.
Johnstown Accommodation..
Mam
Mam
4 'JS p m
Part tin F.pros.
Way raseener ....
Mail Train
Johnstown Accommodation
, a 34 p m
Trains leaves as follows: 7.2ft. 10.3) a. m and
S.30 p. m. and arrive at Creadon at T 67. lA.St a.
m. sd.1 u ii B. ieave t'resson at au. it aw
m and S. 30 p. m., and arrive at Kbensburic at
l.i a. m. and lXle and 6 as p. m.
rrsa Mel Clearfleld.
lavr Irvona at S.Afi a. m. and i 40 n. m. arrlv
Inar at Creason at Sua a m. and 4 l. m. Ieave
Cresson 34 a. tn. and 5 p. ra., arrlvlnx at Jr.
vona at lu.U a m. and 6.44 p. m.
For rate, maps, etc . call on axent or address
Thus. E. Watt. P. A. w. nu nun Ave.
PtUabura. Pa.
S.M. PKtVllST. 3. K. Wt KIP.
(General Manager. Oenerel Manaaer.
To Investors.
THY sro away from home to seek Investments
when yon can buy Pennsylvania First
Mortraite securities on the Cash or Monthly
Payment plan and which will net you twenty per
eon t. on your money T For particulars call on or
add rets U. A. KNOLEH AKT.
An, t. It". LbnstuiK, Pa
AtSSK'NKK-S NT1E
Notice ts herel.y Ktven that Inseph rten
Kele.ol Uallltzln Hnronch. Camhria eoonty. Pa.,
and Mary A., mi wile, by deed ot voluntary as
signment, have anticned all the estate, real and
persobal.of the Mid Joseph Benae'e to W. J.
Buck, ol Aliettbeny township. In said e onty. tn
trust tor the beneht ot the creditors ol the said
Joseph Itenitele. All persons, theretore.ludel.ted
to te said Joseph Benaele will make payment
to the said Asniarnee. and tho-o havtnsr calms or
demands will make known the same without de-la-.
W.J. BUCK.
Feb. 23. 1SU4. Assignee.
tO&fiEITsyUHl!lartie'now
k)EU. A. ssCtsTTiew lorkUtf
Bf lMelli
Going to
Buy a Watch?
If so, buy one that cannot be stolen. The
only thief-proof Watches are those with
Here's the Idea:
The bow has a groova
on each end. A collar
rune down inside the
fendent (stem I and
ta into the grooves,
firmly locking the
bow to the pendent,
ao that it cannot be
pulled or twitted off.
To be sure of eettinc a Non-pull-out, see that
the case is stamped with this trade mark.
It cannot be had with any other kind. Ji
Send a pestal ter a watch ease epener te the
famous Boss Filled Case makers.
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
CJU WEEK
FOR
VILLMG WORKERS
"f 'lthrr sea, any ape. In any part of the country,
at tlie employment which we furuii.li. You mid
not be away from home ovr night. You cars pive
yourwholetimetotho work.oron! yoursjurc mo
tnents. As capital Is not reuired you run rlori.-k.
We supply you with all tliat I nicl-J. It will I
cost you nothing to try the Miihi. Ai.y out f
can do the work. Refrinm-rs m:ikf monry froii. 1
the start. Failure is unknown with our work. r.
Krery hour you labor you can -ai!y make a dcllar.
No one who is willinff to work failii to tuakf more
money every day than can be tuaili in tlir-e days
at any ordinary employment. S ud lor ln-e book
containing the fullest Information.
H. HALLETT & COe,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
gsio
OO worth ot lovely Music tor f erty
cents, consisting oi too pares w
full sire Sheet Music of the
J latest, brtehtest. liveliest and most popular
e selections, both vocal and instrumental.
" SOSSCM AlA assess TO
g THE NEW YORK MUSICALECHO CO.
a7 Broadway Theatre Bldg- New York City.
CANVASSERS WANTED. -a
Steel Picket Fence.
CHEAPER . THAN WOOD
A
1 l n 1 ' n n ' ' li
Tasakove eat skews ruket niee wttk OaU. tThls faasta
BUa) oibiurfw lraaar rste. Waea writma l..r
prkaa (K aaaUty, Sabf ( Oalra, IVhiIiIs aad
Waaled. W. j, aiaaafaerar hravy Irna Funlns. rrcsttax.
Sum Flwlass. bkatlrra a4 Fl kK Inruls. Crli.r
Smti. aa4 a41lnca, BraM aad lr Orlll. a'lKK UnOlAJu
W I DO aCKKSSrt..4 llk.adi.r WIUH WOUk.
TAYLOR A DEAN.
9.01. 203 A 205 Market St. Pittsburgh, Pa.
O yon need Job PrtnllnT It ao, glye tfce
t aaaaaa a inaa oraer.
BOWS. -
, gotten up m tne most elegant maimer, ta-a-
eluding four Urge size Portraits.
J5 CARMtHCIT. tht Spanltn Dancer.
fADtHtWSKI, tht Great Pianist, r3
C- ADILIHA PA TTI and
miftME SEU6MAH CUTTING.
.il"ll
ff- mUU Iii MYi inr.; i lr-.t
It Will Pay
Packages.
R. L. JOHXSTOS. M. J. HVt 'k. A. M ..'(.' 'K.
LHTAat-tHHICU 1HT.
Johnston, Buck & Cc.7
1JANKK1JS,
EDENSSBUIMr. - PKNN'A.
A. M . Ill 'K, ( ashler.
rjfTAIILlrtHltn Inhs.
Carrolltown Bank,
('Alilil iLLTOWK, PA.
T. A. Ml tKKtl till, startler.
General Banting Busings Transactei.
The tollowlnn are the principal features ol
general baLEiujr business :
nr.roMTN
Kecelred payat.le on demand, and Interest bear
Iuk eertlBrates Issued to time deKsltors.
I.OAKH
Extended to enstomers on tavoraMe terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
OI.I.KTION
Madetn the locality and upon all thebanklna
towns in the L'ntled Sutee. ftiarices miNlerate.
K A I TS
Inxned neantlible In all parts nt the 1'nlted
States, and loreiicn cichanne lsued on vJI parts
ol Kuroi e.
AtCOISTK
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reaaonat.le aoromoiiallon will te eslondet.
Patrons are assured that all transactions shall
be held as strictly private and e inhiicntial, and
that they will be treated as lltwrally as fcod
banklnic tntee will pr-jitt.
Kespecttully,
JllMTO.t. RICK A' .
A. K.
I' A TTi V.
II. SAMIht'UIt,
THE
FirstNational Bank
OF PATTlsS.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, uaitl np, - - $50,000.
Account" ot Corporations. Firms and Individuals
received ujx.n the mist lavoral.le terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive fiankiiK.
Steamship Tickets tor sale by alt the lead ln
ol ibe principal cities ol the
Old World.
All correspondence will have ror personal and
prompt attention.
Inter! lald sssi Time Isepnalle.
ortl3.W3
Klerks, Reads, Urmtm ss4 Prlrelsaia
l arrlsd ssss laralai.
HENRYSPROUL&GO.,
baik:km AM HHOkl KS,
?st'oarlls Atrssr,
PlltsbarKli,
Members ot the
New York Stock Kirhanire.
Philadelphia StiK'k Kxchar.ue.
I'lttsburnh Stock Kxehenite.
Andt'blcaKo Hoard o I Trade
Interest allowed on dily balances su!)ect to
check al slicbt through the flea nun House.
lei .9 Uui
as r rifTT UiMTCn'""1 ni ,.ri-r.jlT..
fl mtn I w n An I LU -u.k v.w . mpii mi( a .,
liMiMtaiU. iass A tt, SiS Unassai, X V.
You
TogrotoQUIIMN'S, Clinton stroot, Johnstown, to
buy Curiitts, Linoleums, Mittimus, Oil Cloths,
IJlitiiKcts, Feathers, Sir. Priees Keihiceil on All
Goods, ami FREIGHT PAID on All Lar-e
James Quinim
Trial List.
II i T of canses set ilown lor trial on 2nd and
a Urd weeks in March, lv.4
wkiiiri.iiv. ;kh H KKK.
H..ranetal s. Pi.er el al.
'lirlHly t,. M itcliell.
Sm me vs. smue.
Mayer, afntriioe. vs. I'hco lli'lnier a t':.
Miwuhd vs. Ihinelly et al.
Veil vs. Sinilli a Sliatler.
Prutxinun a t!o. vs. Fanners' Supply t :i.
.'Hid H tmc,
Havls et at. vs. Hradiey.
Treits vs.Siip(,s.
Striiune. Koilisi'liild a. Oi. vs. IliM'lislein. ad
ministrator. Huhe' aduilnlstrators vs. I,eee.
HuncHtt vs . .lolin.nwn Panfenifer Hallway t'o.
streams vs. slo.111.
Wen.lriuth vs. Itloom.
i lardner vs. sirayer.
Fry vs. b'umuiel.
Siiiniti(r n. :l.Ki.t.
Ithilr vs. same.
M'.llujan .'. Knuerline Itrewliiit I'o.
v'iniMr.l s. 'odir.
Al.len v. liolleinan.
MMk vs. Jen n in km.
Sniiie vs. Iii Her.
tiHlM.rn vs. :.. nler ct al.
I'avl. vs Kii Iiui.I n.
li.ini.hu Itros vs. Kre'd.s.
W)lant vs. Siiltivnn.
Lively vs p. K li. I n.
MeS.a.lden vs .luhtii-town H. H.t'o
Sriyiler vs. Cauilirlii Iron '..
.M irrh Jtrowni.iiek stove t'o. vs. Pike a Miller.
(tallihan v. W niters' exeeulors.
J.:. li .If HY.
ro hoiiotary.
Protlionotary's i.ltiee, KtennturK, Pa., Fel.ruury
v. iw.
Hoirsr COODS
ran honest money.
Ml r-- lrt ! Sl.OO, 'tJel
Nitr, M mry (HtU-r, r Kjjy.
isTt'-rM IttT. e at'Tiil tn mij
(imrt il t I', h. ftnt? pair (
our 4 'lfliMlsr4
lrtKhi MMfMln i.l
t.rIS,MJim: t-.tin fn-et
tiof in tin- ,(! li- it. "nr
wv n iimt.1'. rv irtirsiaiir4 Mi,
A NEW LIGHT
ON SHOES
St, wVaSal rL I! IXt asstlafii -
fiJsj A-U "j, i.a'yh na IH..1..-V 1 In-ri-.
VC rrX f'-'Wi ..r .M.tl..r ..r wl.
TJL k P HutUtii or I i'-. M-'tst
rJfrM laTf S ..H.U I I 1 - ..r
arT''. li.K.miM r I.. ..iu. r:n
t( 1 4 ; . vii tn in
Lih J Mmm - hr e ft frJM.l.
V- I s, Iivft l- fi-r.
LIBERTY SHOE CO..
arfaTislsa i - i ' - "".4 ' ' :.,,
6C.ST 13. SHOE IN TMti "OBI.U run
Sev eral ul our Ik!! customers ate well known Ft
cnsLuru iH-ople. 1 hey can aud will reiiiuiei.d
Liberty Slnes lcaue tley .ive worn Idem,
toe saiit to sell more. M'rilo o-dav lor our ent-
alouua and the tiauies of IIioko Iu your town to
whom we rcler.
leM 6 in
Policies wnttea at short neMce ta the
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
a Bid other Firat t late 'simssi lea.
T. W. "DICK,
SJCNT FOK Til R
OLD HARTFOHT)
iinn mriTn ivnnrmvv
OOMMKNCKH HTS1NKSS
1794.
Ehensbnra.Jniy t. 188a.
CANCERS
an1 Tomnri ITItFII no tnK.
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iuw bt.. Lin niiiau.
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