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KKK.NMIt'KU. I'AMKKH CO., PA.
rni DAY.
MAY II, Itf.M.
!. A I. AfcIS t:K . I.
-Tin' tl io schools in Elwnsburg will
t 10-iluy.
I'uptuin Morgan McDonald. of Loretto.
,u. in low n on Momlay.
- r..i.-;iitfirs riri'us w ill lie at Jolms
w n on (In liist of June.
M i . .lo-i-pli Kaiin-y. of Lilly, w as a vis
i,,i in KIh-ii-Iiim j; on Tlmrstlay.
- A Iniir-year-tiM daughter of John ami
K.n-liai-l Davis, of EU-iisburK, ditnl en
., unlay.
'iof'ssor John McCormirk, of Sum
lu.iliill township, spi-m several days in
I. !i,-lnil t! lliis week.
Mr I". M. Kinney, one of Wilinore's
j . . 1 1 . 1 1 -1 1 t imiin-ss in. n. was a, visitor to
j. i , n I i 1 1 si on 'ciliifilay.
Mr. Mary C. Jjrolis died in Altoona
.-oiirsda v of last week, :ti;ed X years.
l..i uo-i .y resided at Sillliini-rhill.
Tin- l"i oii-'h fathers hae decided to
, lli" uuli'l' mam fiom Julian street
; .1,. .jiiaivs west down Sample street.
Ml.. I. II. illwr. the clolhillU lller -,
:, .ii. I . of I his place, ha" rented the siore
of Mr. (Ji-oitie 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r y on Hih
I l,e L'ti'cciy store of Mr. John Leahey,
l ; I. !iV. wa- en l led ly burglars one
i, i.i-l week and a quantity of goods
i.-l otf.
if.- itniouii.of Siinniierhill tow ii-
-ii I . I- l he possessor of three on lit,' foxe.
II. . .i hi '! si oimji ones and two old
- IIP- Hlil.
l:. i!j.iiiiin Nlolihel. of Khrenfehl, w as
I, i 111 to jail on Saturday to answer a
, I, ,, . i.l I nl niiiif switches on the I'clili--i
, ..null la 1 1 road .
on s.iimday aflerniHin the pupils of
t-.i .-n-i'iii i.' iiiilic scinxils w ill Ik- iriyeii
ii, , I jnum- inaiks and V. ll! the n know
a I :!, I ili' a ill I,.- p.'oinoletl.
i i,n-iih i int: that most virls are afraid
..: the ilai k. ll seelns si I autre how ready
II, . v ai.' In I HI ll out the lights in the fun. I
: 1 1 ; i.i it hen I hi' I iuht fellow is there.
;,, l.l.ic .1 aines. son of Hubert J .lines, of
;i,i- ha I l he li ti irei s if his riijlil hand
. i,i m.i-li.tl on Suiniay last, by gi'llini;
U.iu i: iln con w heels of a fanning mill
w it I. l.icli he was playing.
A , il.iin li nlhliil newspaper supplies
!l,i- l -nil iful smile: "You miuht as well
i t v I,, -!.:iiiiM an elephant with a llinn
t ,. hi i i soap-mis as (o attempt to do
t u- ii. ami ignore ad vertisini?."
I hi 1 m-.lav I he d w elliiiuf house of Mr.
I Id! Mi' ha. -I, of In-l-ano. caught lire
In. in a ile'ei'lixe Hue and burned to the
iM-minl. Tin- tin inline was carried out by
.i 1 1 1 1 1 V ami in iiihlxiis and saved.
- Mi .lane l;i-l,:in died at the houm of
Ii, i -on. I'.-li I Kisl an. in Washington
.,.ni-.,'. on Mi.inlav. May Tlh. am.l
al'niil ". ".' cai s. Her remains were buiied
ii, 1 1,, i aihohc cemetery at Lilly on Wed
i.t -.l.i .
i.i.il.am M. a.U ille, ex-shi'i itf of I'.lair
.'.iiiiiv . ami the proprietor of the Mead
,.if lo.i.-l at I'ellw.HHi, appointed an as--ili.
i iol ! he helie'it of creditors on Mon
ti .11 '1 he a-seis art? f;Ti.Uiii; liabilities,
f : ...
Ml- Ka. had. relict of the late Michael
ii Sh. liy. dn-d at her home in Cairo. I
iu.Mi-t,ip. on Mm., lav nii.ruiio; from the
iil,il-,.la siioke of apoplexy, aed si.
Ii.i. i in. -lit in the Catholic cemetery in
i a i r, 1 1 1 1 o ii, ..ii Tuesday .
-The toiiira. l for the erection of the
I i, i, it lie.- iiioimiiieut was uiveuoul at
II .in i-l.in U on 1-iiUay last to Messrs. K.
r l ,ur A Co.. ol Massat huetts. f.,1 the
miiii ,, f 1. or 1 in less than the amount
ni i'ioi lal.'d l.y t he stale.
Ah . lit: in. el corps supposed lo be in
:i,, . in.lo ..I i he llee. h Cic.-k Company,
hi- I-, i -ni vej int.' iliu iinr the past week
! itt-eh Ai,,i. Su iiimallei's. in Carroll
ti.-l,,i.. and the blanch of the Hlacklick
i t . ii, :i.-s I,.. nh of Kbciisbuia.
-"ii 1 in -ilny tiioi'iii.itr a portatile st(.;iin
-it ii, i II I . I. .ni" i ii ii Thathleus Conrad, i.f
1 . i. ' -t . i ih'-. and on the Fred. Johnson
f tiiii in i l. ai held low hshjp, w asdeslroved
I I i e a loh l' with a consi.lei able amount
.mult r. The lo-s is estimated at about
,..ii
-V i!ahi!e insect, called the Coxey
,ii- l i.j. ha- made its appear, (life in poi -
' l-''ll"i'i iniv. 1 1 is a black bin.
I -' I'iii,- -o Sai ire a a common house fly.
I' i.it i.n i- yoiiior buds .if t,,. grape
x '" In .hi- way il destroys a w hole crop
'I- 1 -lull I I line.
I' niii.' a heaiimr uiven several prison-
a: the 1 1 in, 1 1 ntr ton i e..i maioi y on
In--- iiv. the 1-t inst , ,. named Ib.iiL'h
' i, . s I,,- ki-.i ih.w n Super iii i end eii t 1 'at ton
hi- li-t. The other prisoners aided
-ni-. i iiit. iiileiii and Houghton was
!! u-.it.-n.
1 " f base ball plaved in this
i i- ..I, . ,ii,. -,Uv afterin.on. between
"'' '" south 1-ork ami the Em n
' ! mi. en. .,(, (,e eighth ii.ni in a
l! -i "'e hi. I, pm an end to the iraine.
1
then s,M ;ll vjx ,,, ,jv,. j favr
l.u-iisi.Hrg team.
j(,g di y pr.M-ess of cleaning
!!,.
1 !
1 -'i,,.-- ,:,s U-,., f,,in,, satisfactory:
li'l-if a t' n. i ..us quantity tf cracker
"M-!,-: t.i.tt,,,, (I,,. K,,v,.s i,M,n i, bands
.1 i
"!' Hx-ioiuhly with ihe crumbs.
I I- e-i.eciallv ellicacioili in
1 I.
' ' ,!' '-' ..f 1..ss,.J kid.
M'-- ' Laiies Cr.iyle. of Johnstown,
il,.- home of her relatives, Mr. and
'hi. viiiei, i. at Lilly, on Monday
'iiiij. M i - . ,. w as v jsiti,, ,,.r re.
" w I,, i, d. alb. w hh-h was caused by
' ,: am.-. II. r remains were
' '" liiLii-iow n for interment.
1 1.. .t..iii:ni who answers an adver
1 ii,' i.t him to iimke good coffee and re
' w-i '!. i. j.lv Try until you get il just
1 -i.-l th.-i, ke.-p on making il that
'' i" mairv the farmer who
' !'' :ni i ll . 1 1, -.. a dollar to II mi out how
"'' 1 '"' '- ami was told "i,, take them
, y !"l- and pull."
' i. -I. i, .,.,. ((f ,.,,.r Zimmerman, of
'i ' I ll
" ' "'''''iin-'dou towusbip. Westmore-
"'no v . near Mcminn, was destroyed
' ii Sunday night. Le'el her with the
Ii
r,,
rteen hundred dollars in
' hin- I. The total loss w ill
It i- .IIIiihim,,! Ih-.f tl,t liru
A'-a-. - i ,,v ad.-f. clive Hue.
" " M iii .il ;,;, ,M ,i, t savs: They
' ''..Hi. ,,, ,. ,..ir (lf JM.pl Stiles.
.'I I""''1 ' w,' k' hh h wound up
i 'he i,si;, jjni j),, ;,,,,,, ,.alll(.
' ' " - hL'hi minus an ear and badiV
' "h id . i , ,e face. A physician had
' "I, ,1 ,,, ,,x j,,,,, ,.ai, W,key
Ii He heeli at the bottom of it.
, """-lay J.,,n C. Sims, trustee,
('"' ! M,. , ,,,irl 1,,,,,. j this' place the
--'i A . t 1Jn,v x. N,.w Y k
S'n.fl ! ....
" M.ie railroad at public sale. John
"I l'hila l. p,ia, tx iusc the iiurchas-
ln.-e hid was floo.ioi. and there
i,
- itn .1 I -. .tu ... .
""' M.e p, Wj rn1 Jp tJ fs.-,,),,,,
-M'h""'"" K' S'',,iHdl'
'irn'i f '' the small (fleen
t,,!.l"j, ," '' dt-vastating '.he clover
"i Lam-aster a,i other counties to
"tl"h lhe '-"-''af iH-altle. a
ii''" '"'r"Ul,y- Theonly remedy yet
tWh f . ay"' is l,,itt P'"Wnjr under
oeid, duxiuii May and J
An order, taking effect at once, has
x-eii issued to the employes of the Penn
sylvania raiboad shops at Altoona, to work
only four days a week and nine hours each
day.
Misses Minnie Craver, Blanche Fol
som, Llaiiche McKenrlck. Monica Murray,
and Masters Morgan Evans, Fred Jones
and Philip N. S..etti compose the grad
uating class of the Ebeiisburg High School
for the year isst.
u Thursday morning of last week Wil
liam H. lterry. a well-known citizen of
Johnstown, dropped dead while going
from his residence in Johnstown to Si
John's cemetery in Ceistow u. w here he
intended planting Koine flowers on the
graves of his two deceased sons. Mr.
lieiry was ,YT years of age and was born in
Kilkenny, Ireland.
East IwMind freight No. ltill broke east
of the (ireensbiirg tuni.el on Monday
morning, wrecking the cab and four or
live -ars, loaded with merchandize. The
shock w as so great that the cab and two
ears went over the dump. Conductor
Lego and I). Williams, of Altoona. weie
painfully injured, sustaining several con
tusions on their heads, faces and Uidies.
J. II. Smith, aged eighteen years, son
of Hugh Smith, of Hollidaysbui g, while
beating his way home from Pittsburg, on
an east Imiiiii.1 freight train, fell off on
-Saturday morning in the tunnel at (Jallil
zin and had his right leg badly crushed
and three of his lingers cut off by the
wheels, lie was attended by Dr. Fergu
son ami then sent to the Altoona hospital.
John i: usst-l, of f th ustowii was arrest
ed as he w as leaving the Allegheny work
house on Fridav and brougnt to jail here
on Saturday. He is charged with being a
niemlier of the gang of robliers that roblied
the station houses at Carrolltow n. lirad
ley's Junction and Kaylor's last fall foi
which several parties were convicted and
sent to the penitentiary at the last term
of court.
A corps of engineers working in the
interests of the l'.eech Creek Company are
running a line from the Chest creek at
Eckenrode's mill to the headquarters of
Itlacklick. The route passes through the
farm of John Flick, near tow n, crosses the
tunnel of the Su-iiehauna extension and
then along lhe "plank" road lo the Half
way House, w heie a branch of the I'.laek
!ick can !e reached.- Carrnlltini'n AVicv.
Liicinda Dull, daughter of John 1J.
Dull, of Johnstown, com mil ted suicide in
Pittsburg on Friday by taking a dose of
rough on rats. The unfourtiinate girl was
only seventeen yen's of age and had been
com in it led to the M organza reform school
in March ls.r, on complaint of her father
for incorrigibility. About a year after
she was parolled and for some time pasi
hail Ih'.-ii living in Pittsburg as a domestc.
Post master ( ieneral Hisscll has issued
an order prohibiting Ihedroppingof letters
into mail cars. The order requires thai
letters must first pass through a postotlicc,
the claim being made thai the habit ol
dropping letters directly into the postal
cars or into mail Ixixes placed at passenger
stations makes loo much extra work foi
the postal clerks, and takes up tiiue
ni'cessary for lhe sorting of letters between
stations.
An aw ful accident happened at Hunt
ingdon on Fridav night. Lewis Snyder, a
young baker, aged about ',11 years, ha'1
gone under a building on Fisher Jfc Mill
er's premises, containing tons of ground
plaster, and w hile in a Slootcd position
the Hoor gave way and the contents crash
ed upon him. When his body was extri
cated, after several minutes, it appeared
that every bone in it was broken. Death
was instantaneous.
On Tuc-day evening about 8 o'clock
the saw mill owned by J. W. Spangle,
which has been used to saw the W. 1". Mc
Naul timlier, situated three-quarters of a
mile above town, was destroyed by (ire.
A large number of men and hoys from
tow n proceeded to the scene and gave as
sistance which saved the lumber piled
near the mill. The. origin of the lire is noi
know n. T he loss is about $1 No in
surance. t'on port Sti i mlii ni.
James C roner, a deputy sheriff on duty
at Leisenring N-j. 3 accidentally shot and
killed his mother, Wednesday night. He
had been on guard at the works and went
home about 1- o'clock to get a lunch. In
sitting his Winchester rifle down in the
room it w as accidentall v discharged. The
bullet passed through the ceiling and bed
in which his mother was sleeping, piercing
her body and resulting fatally. The
Coroner family formerly resided in Scott
dale. HY-siiiio,-i Jni.f Lh-inni-mt.
William Smith, Jr., the young man
who was injured in the iiallitzin tunuelon
Saturday la-t, as mentioned in anothei
item in this paper, died from the effects ol
his injuries at the Altoona hospital on
Monday night, he not having regained
consciousness at any time after the acci
dent, and his death being almost a cer
tainly from the lirst. His father and
mother, three sisters, and two brothers
were with him a portion of the time oi.
ou Monday afternoon, and a portion ol
these were at his side w hen death came
Charles Farnesworth, of IJraddock.
while in Johnstow n ou business on Tues
day, w as not feeling well and took what
he supposed was two live-grain quinine
powders. Mrs. Kuntz, at whose house he
was slopping, found him shortly after
working in spasms and sent for a doctor,
who at once discovered that the sick man
had an overdose of poison. The proper
antidotes were administered and Mr.
Farnsworth at latest accounts was on a
fiir way to recovery. He had recently
purchased quinine and morphine powders
ami getting them nrlxed, took the wrong
do-e.
Anthony Shiver, an old resident of
Munster township died at his home in that
tow hship on Monday April 3Uth, aged 1.4
years. The deceased was born in Switzer
land and came to this country when a
young man. Shortly after his arrival in
this country he came to Cambria county
and alioul forty years ago worked for a
time in Ebeiisburg. lie afterward married
and iMtught a farm in M unsler low nship.
where he resided until the time of his
death. He is survived by his wife and
family of grow n up chiUireu. His remains
were interred in St. Michael's cemetery at
Lorelto, on Wednesday, May l-'ud.
Mrs. Mary J., wife of Mr. Joseph
Kaiuey, died at her home in Lilly on Sun
day, May Cth, aged Xi yeais. The deceas
ed w as a woman of many virtues and will
be remembered affectionately not only by
her immediate relatives but by many
friends who will mourn with the afflicted
family in her demise. She is survived by
her husband and eight children, several of
w bom are grow n up. She Is also survived
by her mother, Mrs. Laviua Drown, and
by three brothers William, David and
Ezra ISrowii, all residents of Washington
township. Her remains were interred in
the Catholic cemetery at Lilly on Wednes
day morning.
William li. Marshall, a prominent
citizei. ar.d merchant of Indiana, com mi -led
suicide on Friday at the house of his
half-sister, Mrs. Sarah Sullon, -v here he
"Ixmrded, by shooting himself in the head
with a revolver. The shot was uot heard
and he was discovered by a servant who
went to call him in the morning about 7:3o.
sitting on a chair attired iu his night robe.
Mr. Marshall was about sixty-seven
years of age and a single man. He was a
member of the firm of Marshall & Kline
and was supposed to be worth about $75.
(. He had some financial difficulties
lately but not of a serious nature and Dune
to affect Lis buisuess tiaiidiug.
KbrrlfT'a Nairn.
Sheriff Shuniaker advertises the follow
ing properties at sheriff's sale at the court
house, in Ebeiisburg, on Monday June 4th,
at one o'clock i. si.
The interest of W. K. Rishel in a lot of
ground iu Spangler. with a two story
frame dwelling house.
The interest of Lawrence Hassenplugh
in a lot or piece of ground in Washington
township, containing one acre with a two
storied plank house.
The interest of 8. (L Shartz and William
Shartz in 40 acres of land in Suinmei hill
township, with a two story log house,
w eat her boarded and a stable.
The interest of William Shartz in 173
acres of laud iu Summerhill township,
having thereon a one story log cabin.
The interest of Chest Springs Milling
Company iu one acre and thirty-seven
perches of land in Chest Springs borough,
having thereon a t i story frauie grist
mill w i tli engine and fixtures.
The i merest of Peter Eriksou in a lot of
ground in Elder township, having thereon
a frame dwelling house.
The interest of Thomas Fitzpatrick iu
no acres, of laud in Chest tow ushi, having
thereon a plank house and a barn.
The interest of Mrs. John McCaw ley in
a lot of ground iu Washington tow nship,
having thereon a two story plank house
and a stable.
The interest of the Itlacklick Naviga
tion A- Improvement Company in M acres
of laud iu Itlacklick township, reserving
the cherry on the same.
The'inlerest of the same in acres of
laud in Blacklick township.
The interest of Charles Noel in 1 acres
of laud iu Munster towusbip, reserving a
strip conveyed to Cambria fc Ciearlield
I.ailroad Company, having thereon a two
story plank house and log barn.
The interest of D. C. Hurk in Si acres of
land iu (iallil.iu township having thereon
erected a two story plank house.
The interest of same iu 5 acres and 4-!
perches iu Ciallilzin tow nship.
The interest of John Linoiburg iu a lot
No. li'.l section "A" iu the borough of
Spangler.
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'I'll I NIbkIo Tax Idra.
Ei. Fki.kma n : I ii the last issueof your
paper I noticed a communication from
Carrolltowu, signed "J. F.," advocating
the single tax idea, which appears to lie
captivating lhe imaginations of many in
lel'igent men like my friend, who will
learn better by exjierieiice. Without de
siriug to enter into a controversy with the
writer of the article in question, I wish to
make a little illustration for his Ix-nelil.
If I am correct in my conjecture, he owns
a farm near Carrolltow n and also follows
the occupation of a pedagogue, and is one
of the profession atove the averageabilitv.
Now suppose some tine day a company of
coal operators or a manufacturing firm
comes along and opens a mine or stal ls
works iu the laud adjoining his. Suppose
him to be the assessor of the district and
the single laud value in operation. Of
course he will assess his own laud at the
same value as his capitalistic neighbors,
sav at t.M per acre. Subsequently, a riot
is precipitated by his neighbors disagree
ing w ith lhe foreign pauperized lalxir that
they have brought in to compete with
American citizens in the laboi market.
The sheriff of Cambria county is called
upon to quell the disturbance and sends
dow n loo deputies, w ho are each paid $.'J
per day for a month to protect the proper
ty of ihecompanv, w hile he, holiest, peace
able man that he is, does not need any
protection, except from the capitalists,
and after a w hile, w hen it is too late, he
lealizes that be is paying just as much lo
foot the bill of expenses for protecting the
properly of the monopolist, who brought
all the trouble about, as his capitalistic
neighbor, though his property is valued at
but (3.i while that of the oppressors of
labor is worth $.Kjo,w. He will then go
out and hire an imported laborer to kick
him all over his farm foi being so easily
gulled, and will wish iu his heart that
Henry tieorge, A. J. Moxham and Tom
L. Johnston, with their pro-English and
un-American ideas, had been relegated to
the kingdom come, before ever they had
broached their fallacious doctrine to the
people of Cambria county. j. m.
Ebeiisburg, Pa., May y, 1.4.
nrrlHC l.lrniarn.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Thursday, May 1.
ls'.n:
Ucoree Katidisky and Maggie Allen
Christoph. liarnesboro.
Iiolert Purdy and Ida Viola Hogue,
Morrellville.
Frederick Metzler and Maria Hauman,
Stonycretk township.
Charles Weaver and Mary C. Reed,
Johnstow n.
George W. Zimmerman, Washington
township, Indiana county, and Nancy
Montgomery, East Mahoning town-hip,
Indiana county.
John C. Uerhardt and Catharine Seibert,
Johnstown.
John W. t'.chcid ar.d Alice M. I'.aum,
Patton.
Henry Ze.rr.mer and Amelia Kommer,
Johnstown.
Henry Oppy and Amanda J. Felix. Som
erset county.
Dennis La France and Jennie C. Dun
ham, Johnstown.
Mike Koshmier Doran and Tieriha Lan
dock. Portage towusbip.
Peter W. A 1 1 i in us. Dilltowu, Iudiana
county, and Delia Stiles, Johnstown.
Frank J. Coons and Orra C. Raymond,
Uallitziu towushi.i.
('aalerfeHrr and Mooanhluerit.
Frank ar.d William Endrss and Lew
-Stotler, who were recently arrested at Al
toona charged with being engaged in the
counterfeit business, had been acting as the
agents of lhe coin-makers, w ho haveln-eu
manufacturing the "queer" in the Laurel
Hill mountains along the northern border
of Somerset county. The conntei feitcoius
are in silver and are good imitations. The
makers of them shift their seat of opera
lions so often that it is hard for the secret
service men to get a clue. When things
become warm up in northern Somerset and
Cambria counties they move their head
quarters down into the famous moonshine
district, part of w hich is in Fayette coun
ty. They are on friendly terms w ith the
illicit distilleries and the latter shield
them w hen it is necessary. Johnstown
Herald.
Tne Caw talrlifr.
Iu view of the fact that the borough
fathers have not yet succeeded Iu gelling
anyone to accept the position of "cow
catcher" for the borough, the onerous du
ties of that position wil. devolve upon th"
councilmen, w ho will probably take It in
turns, week about. Or it may be. that the
borough w ill be divided into cow precincts
and each councilman alotled a precinct iu
w hich he will see that no cow trespasses.
If the position Is not filled by the coun
cilmen or accepted by home talent before
the first of June it will be tendered to a
Pittsburg gentleman who last year devel
oped a tendency in that direction, and
whose known antipathy to the cows will
lead him to spare them uot "either through
fear, favor, affection, reward, gain or any
hope thereof."
The Werlit'a Fair Keballt far Ibr frngrm
f lliaiarjr.
The "Rook of the Ruilders," one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued is now being offered by the
Pittsburg Iiif7 to its readers. It is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
made by a newspaper. See the DitiiHitch
fur full information.
Corn planting is the general occupa
tiou io this neighborhood at present.
Real 1-Kiate Triimftri.
Andrew Smith to Sarah Smith, Portage,
consideration, f 1.
Jane Uehe to Matthew Rehe, Carroll
town. t:ti.
Robert Fergusou et nx. to A. C. tilass,
Cambria township, fl,u.
Mary Livingston's Administrator, to
Edmund Livingstoue, Johnstown, $1.
Julia l.ishop to Ebeiisburg A Rlack
lick railroad company, Cambria towusbip,
flnu.
W. R. Jones, Assiguee, to W. W. Emp
field, Ebeiisburg. '-InO.
Francis llnlieret ux. to Nicholas Hell,
Elder tow usbip, '.
Emery Davis et ux. to James Stewart,
Itlacklick tow nship. --,..).
John ii. Lloyd et ux. to Robert Fergu
son, Cambria tow nship, tl.tm).
John D. Roberts et ux. to Susannah
Shaffer. Johnstown, f 1.
Patrick R. McLaughlin et al. to Mark
IJ. McLaughlin, Washington low nship. 1.
Malhiot Reade et ux. lo Ebeiisburg i
Blacklick railroad company, Cambri
township, 1.
Hugh Collins et ux. to George Collins,
Hastings. t!M.
James Noon et al. to Mathiot Reade,
Cresson tow llship, J1.4k".
Mary Con lough et al. to Patrick Starkey
Johnstow n. tl.
Sheriff of Cambria county to Amos W.
Row laud. East Conemaugh. l.4"j.
Augustine H. Rorkey et ux, to Joseph A.
tJrav, assignee. Patton, ft.
Raphael Hite, executor, to John Hit.-,
Allegheny tow llship, $.ViO.
John Welfel to Frederick Killiau et al.,
Johnstown, $1.
Mountain Coal Company to Calvin M.
Dechant. Adams township, J-.niii.
John D. Roberts, executor, to Charles
11. Suppos, Johnstow ii, f'J.iin.
Charles Shaffer et ux. to A. J. Moxam,
Richland township, f
Cambria Iron Company, to John Jara
lieiietz. Lower Voder tow nship. $7tm.
Citizen's Cemetery Association to Daniel
H. Ri. hards, Grand View. 3I.
T heodore Cover et ux. to John (Miller,
Daisy ville, 17..
John Fleshour et ux. to John (Sutler,
Daisyville. J17.".
James Scott et al. to Neil McAnany,
Cambria borough 1,3.M.
Heirs of Jacob Ashcrift to Aloysius
Schrift, Croyle low uship, 4.
Sarah Trainor to David D. Rlouch,
Johnstown, f'..lii.
Charles Anna to Thomas Prescott. Pat
ton. int.
Henry Fox et ux. to Elizabeth Fox,
Johnstown, turn.
Henry Fox et ux. to Elizalelh Fox.
Johnstown, floi
Stephen Pheuicic el ux. to John l'.aum
garduer, Richland township, t'.'..rm.
Joseph Romgardiier et ux. to John
ISaumgardner, Richland low nship, jvm.
Joseph Romgardiier to John Raumgard
ner, Richland tow nship. :!, .
George Varner el ux. to William Wells,
Jackson township, i.
Eva Layman el ux. to Allien A. Schra-
der, Richland tow uship, $,mu.
Vincent Revak el ux. lo John A. Stray-
er, I'pper Voder tow uship, $l,s:to.
Max Rehraiid et ux. to Jeremiah
Scbncll, P.row ustow ii. il.loo.
Charles Von Liiueii et ux
to Frank D.
Kraft, Johnstow n f.tx.
William Jennings et ux. to
Harriet
Morris, Adams tow nship. ?l, loo.
Samuel S. Valuer's executors to Jacob
C. Stinemau, Adams towusbip. fJ.7-!.".
Jacob (.ruber et ux. to William M.
Gruber, Johnstow ii, $l,im.
John Olt et ux. to Cambria & Ciearlield
Railroad Company.
1 lie .allllslM Krliomla.
The testimony iu the Gallilzin school
case as coi.jl tided ou 1 uesuay and was
argued by Messrs. Wilkins, Patterson and
Story for appellants, and Judge Krebs and
O'Connor foi defendants. The arguments
of counsel look up aliout three hours on
each side. A large iiuuitwr of witnesses
were suboeiiaed and teslilied on each side.
and during the hearing a great many spec
tators were present in the court room. Af
ter the arguments were concluded Judge
Parker took the papers and will announce
his derision after a careful ronsjderation
of the evidence and the law Waring ou the
questions raised.
During the hearing lhe following letter
of State Sui erimendeiit Shaeffer to Mrs.
Laura J. ilysone, one of the complainants.
who had written lo him lo lake steps to
have the nuns removed as teachers from
the schools iu Gallilzin, was put in evi
dence. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I
Department of Public Instruction. V
II AKi:isi;t ii, pa.. December 23, ls3. )
Mrs. Laura J. Hysong, Gallilzin, Cam
bria county. Pa. Dear Madam: I do not
see anything in the lav to prevent nun?
from teaching the children to call the
priest "father," or a nun "sister." 1 am
a Protestant clergyman, and yet I would
consider it a breach of etiquette and com
mon courtesy if I were to fail in using the
proper ecclesiastical name in addressing a
priest or a nuu. We Protestants recognize
the early church fathers and I see no rea
son why in common life we should not
recognize the ecclesiastical names of the
m jdern world. The law does not recog
nize the names which an actress assumes
ou entering the stage; yet it would be a
great breach of etiquette and good sense if
I should refuse to call her by the assumed
stage name. I certainly should address a
nun as "sister," using the word iu its ec
clesiastical sense, although I would not
accept a legal document from her unless
signed in her name.
The point which you raise is not a mat
ter of religion at all, but' a matter of eti
quette. The priests from heathen lands
were addressed by their own titles at the
Chicago '.'ongress of religions aud I believe
that it argues the spirit of a by-gone age
for anyone to raise objection lo leaching
the common courtesies of life. Germany
had a war of thirty years on religious
questions a nil all parlies finally began to
respect the religious peculiarities of their
neighbors. If I were to go to a reception
in the Vatican palace, I would, according
to custom, kneel before the holy father,
and would uot consider myself less true to
my Protestant faith ou that account.
Where wa are in the majority, Protestant
directors may oldei the bible to be read iu
the schools, and the Catholics must submit
or establish schools of their own. Why
should we object if they insist on the com
mon courtesies of life w here they are in the
majority ? It is certainly not wise to raUe
a light ou the ground that is not tenable.
I do not think that the school boaid has
acted w isely, but the school law does uot
vest any power in the stale siiieriiiteudeut
or in the county superintendent by which
we can reach the school board ou any of
the grounds w bicb you have named.
Yours truly,
Nathan" Schakkfek.
! A II AiiHi-Hi i:n teleeram savs tnat a
number of jusliees of I lie peae elected iu
Western Pennsylvania con u ties at the
February election for a term of live years
will not gel their com missions from the
staU departnieut because they failed to
comply itli the law requiring lliein to tile
an acceptance of llie ottice iu the prolho
notary s ollice v. ithiu days after the
election. The delinquents, if they make
application to the governor, w ill receive
com missions to serve one year from the
first Monday in May. If they would serve
any longer they must aitaiu be candidates
for election in February next. A moot? the
delinquents are I'eter Mctiough, Portage;
D. S. Durkhart, Morrellville, and George
Dawson. Uaruesboro. Cambria county.
HltrHlHroa Katlcea.d
IBEX-SBUKU. FA.. APK1I, . 18-f t,aT
j tuade Krmnicemror with ITolessurs it!.n
mu Hiter. who will f-ondnc. the normal school
tbl puoituer In Knendburtc. to tire Instructions
lo T M-rlllaK and Mraraibj at ra
oaait ralea. ftiutleiil arbo wiku to take up
tbia rourae rboul.l write me at once lor partlcu
lara. Student who ilectre to do ao. can cout
mence at any Hue Irooi ibl date.
JtiNNlE C'KAVKK.
mc30
-'HK hhennhurit HulhllnK &. Ian Association
L will oiler lor sale at the c -uocil cbauiner. tb
rnehunc, on the !ourtb Monday In Mar
ll.uou.uo. THUS. 1A Is.
I.katkr L.IKIMER, Secretary. President.
I leirife I.. Fredericks, ol Kbensbuni, pays
I lie biKbeF market price lor all kluda rl turs.
B L. JOHSSTOS. V. J. BU k. A. IV.Bl Vk.
tMiUUHlD 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Ci.7
13 AN KK US,
EBEN5BURU. - PENN'A.
A. . BK U, t asbler.
Kmtablihukd 18S8.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKUU.TUWN, fA.
T. A. MHAKHtrUlf, 'aablr.
General Banting Jnsiness Transacted.
Tbe lollowlnu are the principal features of
Keneral batuing business :
ItF.fO.SlTN
Kecetved payahle on demand, and Interest bear
I uk certificates Issued to Hue depositors.
Rxiended to customers on lavnranle tetms and
approved paper discounted at all limes.
'OI.I.F.tTlON
Made In the locality and uon all the banking
towns In tbe Doited States. Charges moderate.
llRAFTk
Is.'ned nevotlable In all parts of the T'nlted
Slatns, aud lorela-o exchange Issued on ll parts
of fcorofe.
Atl'li I'SiTS
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, tn
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Patrons are fured that all transactions shall
be held as strictly private and onndrntlal, and
that they will be treated as liberally as good
bank I ok tnles will persill.
Kestectlully.
JUIIXNTON. HI H 4k '.
A. K. I'A TTn v, H'.W. H. 8.4 SlBMftn,
frraiilcnt. Vunhirr.
THE
First National Bank
OF PATTII.V.
PATTON. Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Accounts of (Corporations, firms and Individuals
received Uxn the uiipi lavnrable terms
cuutfisieiit with sale and conaorva
tlve KankliK.
Steamship Tickets lor salt by all the leading
Linen and t'oreian IT lis ptywbie In any
ol ibe principal cities ol tbe
Old World.
All correspondence will have onr personal and
prompt attention.
iMtrrrnl Paid an Time Itrpoall..
M-tl.'l 3
An Ordinance
At'THdKlZIMI the openlnir of Cleveland
niiet-l in iu AUin lli.et lo Portage sir. et.
Iu tlie lht,iuli nl 1-illy. county ol t'auil.ila at.d
slate ol Pefiuylvaula.
KarioN 1. He itordalied ana enscted by Ibe
Huik6ih and t'ouocil the tM.rouuh ol frilly aod
It is l.crei y ordMiued and euacted by tbe autbon
IV ol the .auie: That that part olt'ievelaid
sirent exteudlo Irotu Main street to Pi.n.Ke
Mrtet Is declared a public street at a width l
lorty (4 1) le-t.
m.Ho9i 1 All ordinances of tbe borouub ol
l.il.y iu teiaciou lo streets aud alleys ate bereny
extended to Cleveland etree..
rsEi-rio 3 All Ordinances or parts ol Ordi
nances iu conflict herewith be aod tbe same ate
betebf repealed
ikdaiskd aud enacted into a law In Council
this 'Aiih day ol Alurcn. A. 1 I -'.-4
MonKuand approved ibis Siu day ot March.
A. K. KKEKS.
Attest: HuriffS.
John W. Kaimst. JOHN K. Ktl.LY.
lerk. Pirs. ol uouocfl.
April 27. 1V4 3t
An Ordinance
VlTTHOKlZINl the naminK and open'na- ol
Willow slieel iu tbe lu.roi.K h l I.l 1 1 , coun
ty ot Cxnifcrta and state ot Peuurylvaui
Skctioh 1 He iterdalued au.i enncied by the
K.MKeps and C.uncil ol the b.jouich ! Iilly ai d
It Is hereby otdaincd and ensiled by the authori
ty ol tbe hauie: That that r.ad or street extend
ing Imui a point on North street to a h.iui on
Cleveland -u t Is dictated a public street al a
whltu lnr.y (4"i) icct, to be known and deina
ted as Willow rt-eel.
SEcrioN'i All Ordinances of tbe borough of
Lilly lu relation to streets and alleys are hereby
eiimded lo said Willow ptreet-
.McTIns 3 All Ordinances er parts of Ordi
nances in contl let herewith b and tue taiue are
hereby repetled
(ki.aikku and enacted Into a law in Council
this Vttih day ol March. A. I.
Simk KD aud approved tbisW.U day ot March.
18l.
A. B. KKtKS.
Attest: Kuriress.
Johh W. Kaimct. JOHN K. Ktl.hV.
t:ietk. Pres. ol Council.
April 27, lyu.
An Ordinance
rMXlNU tbe ttonds of the
Health OOtcer and
V 5
Secretary ol the K'd ol Hea.tb ol tue b.. -
ouKh ol l-IM v. In tbe county of Cambria and t e
ol Pennsylvania.
Smms 1. He itordalnetl and enacted by tbe
Coiiuclot Lilly lM.r. uh assembled, aud It '8
heretiy urdaiue.1 and enacted by the auihotiiy of
the same: I bat tbe Ileaitn I iditer ul tbe lioa.d
ol Heaitn ol the tn.rou-n of Lilly shall icive
tHtud to tbe borough oi Lilly in the um ul
three buu.ired dollar (JuuiO) to be approved
bv tbe tH.ii.UKb 4'ouncii. cobdltioued lor the
tall l-l illM-linriie ol bis duties.
SstTins 't Ibe s-ecrelnry of tbe Heard of
Health ol tbe uonUKb ol Lilly shall mo bond
u. tbe borough vl Liliv in tbe SU'U ol three
hundred dollars (tiou.isj), to te approved by
tbe boroUKU Couucii, conditioned lor tbe laltn
ful dischar e ol bis dul.es.
smoked and approved this 6th day of Apttl.
A. l: ib4.
A. B. KKtKS.
Attest: Humess.
John W. Kalltar. JOHN K. KLI.hl .
t.lerk. Pres. vl Council
Airll27.18v4 3t
8. L. KKB.D. MAT-Itr ICBAllB.
REED & READE,
Auornevrt ait, m 9
tBtNSHt'K.f. - - - PENNA.
ww-Otnce on Ceutta street. 1 4 M 3
KITTELL & LITTLE
Attoriif.vs ait jl-.sv"v
EHENSBl'KU, fA.
AdrOtfl.se in Ot.era House. 2.V.M
T. w-
DICK.
a TXtlKNEY-AT-LAW.
tBUSSFM, imlli-A-
w-Speclal atUntlon to Riven claims lr Hen
slou nuauif. etc.
ehT-
J.
F. McKENRICK,
immbirv .mi 11. .IT VilKLLnS AT LAW.
LHKKBU Jl. rA
w-Otflce on Centre street.
H.H
MVKK8.
atthk:y-at-l.a w
KBBiauas, r.
OIKaa la lollooala Koa. on aotra uraet.
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATroKNEV-AT LAW.
tBKMHBt Ba, HBBJta.
tpay- im la (Itnira Hons. )intar strMt-
k a Rsml, Oratlat ai Pelralesiui
t'atrrlpil mm Marslai.
HENRYSPROULaCO.,
MA J 14 t.KW A!l HNUH kKa,
7S t'aSirllS STfHBt,
fl !(! rs; b.
Members of tba
New York Sue Eichanne.
Pblladelpbia dlock, Eicbacue,
f ituburxb rsu.ru tn utiiKe.
And t.'bica(o tit'artl of Trade.
Interest allowed oo daily balances subiect to
check at sight through the Clearing iioaiea.
loby.au
I ALIVIOST
I EJeyoid ESelbef !
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force!
& The Result of Shrewd Buying: and Far-Seeing Managrmcnt.
Our Spring Gootls are now in. We can show you ihe
ijj Latest Styles in Dry Gootls. Clothing etc., at Astonishingly
Low Prices.
.)
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Dark wash cal'coes ..v. per y ard
t1 ra,rh,.,r.'u!f;.:-.0l;.p:r. .yard-u,rTrtvi
I'ress Kiiikthauis, all iialt-i i,s -.
Lancaster : Gincrhams
at 7 Cents.
Muslin, full yar.l wiil. for .V. per yard
Oiilintr t-luih, all patterns, at. ..sc. and UK:
Carpet t-hain. :"-plv, all rolors in.-.
Kadies' vest-;, very fam'v. at lit,-
AH the LATEST -NOVELTIES IX
TRIM M 1 XliS at tlose timires.
t-g-Spet-ial sale iii LACE AXI) EM
ISKOlDEKlES from 'e. p r yaid up.
ClotMni and Gents' FnrnisMncs.
ur stiM-k of clothing was never a 'ntn
pleie as now. Any kind of cut r pallern
yini want.
Men's suits in sack (nly f,,r t.i.:t
Metier suits iii any cut fruui s up
Ytiiith's :t-tiece suits froui t up
Children's I'-pnn-e suits frtmi 7.V'. up
C hildren's knee pants for I.V
IN - GENTS' - FORMINGS
We Eiccll MaiT Larjtr
Fancy laundried shirts with collar at
tached for iii'
Latest st j le fancy laundried shirts w ith
two collars for inn-
Window l.lin.ls (in two colors onlvi with
ttaieiit sprint; for only l'.c
Curtain fMiles complete for :Mc
TXS!4;'urnf ,ire Trunks and
Valises must o to make room.
Kitchen chairs, light or dark, for J-.7.1 per
-et.
Solid haidwood bed room suit eiuht pieces.
tor only ?.l.uo
CuplMiards. sinks, sideboards and loin. ires
at verv low prices.
r these eimmIs are all new and hrst
grade work ou ihem.
Assignee's Sale
Of VA 1.1 A BUK
REAL ESTATE!
I Y virtue ol an order t"uln out of the Court
X ot l'ouitn.u plr9 .l I'miuIti cCDtj, and to
uin (tireciel. thvre will t mi... to iiuMIP rale '
on the i.rrtuieM!i id the KUKullitH tlK M M- '
MLKHICL..:aUibrla :ouolj. Fa . on
SATURDAY, MAY IHTH, IS'. 1,
I IO aVIark, A. M ,
And from time to time thereafter, all tbe fallow-
ItiK cescrined real estate, lorn Da lfb if
luueil tu tbe ou Jerrlocl t.j Jobn bruau and
wile:
lratrrlt Iak mf raprrilr.
No. 1. Mill property. rut.ni-tin ul lour lot In
tl.e tM.rv.iHb ol uujuirrl.iil. lM.un.Usl aud fe
periled aa l.ilioar: Hiciunioa: at a ...oit .u tbe
line id the froni ivau.a railrMd and ct.rnrr
lot ol Paturk Mt:ll. tba Bj.-e 67 .irateec rai-l To
leet l. a iM.intcuriierof ! ul I . .M brown. tben
south 6. .learoe eajtt 70 icMSL to a i.iut corner !
lot of P. M. Hruwo. Ibetire (Mtulb To dexrec- east
lio leet to a ix.M euriirr I "I now or late ol Con
rad Mer, tlienoe i"utn docree west .MO leet
to a Mint corner ! I.l ul jutii 1. luux. ttienre
nor ! ow otmres eatt it r oi jonn . ionx. it.
Heudrirks aud U'tliarr flaiuxer Iii Inl In cur
ucr ol lot ot atriL-B .tin an. meow vy in mi
uortb Kldetctees eart M leet a jol. tbeure by
said ! una ntirtti '41 deatee weft lo? leet to
place ol ueainuina;, cuntmuibK la all loz percbe
wore or 1
JS.i. reen Htu.eD.1 lot, flluate oo Main
Ptieel, in tue tHr.uah ot Suintnerhill, tfcoou Jed un
the northerly hide ty Main rtieet. .u easterly
s'rte by n.t ol Jobn (trittiib. on tbe foutb by an
alley, and on tue we.-ieriy smo -.y ioi oi jmea
I. luuiuier. bawinrf there.u ererte.1 a two ptory
"rame liwelllux. and also other liwelilt.tr.
Jo. 3 Hesidenre and St .re Htniu. lot fttntte
atlheroiuer l Maiu ftreet aud ITenney Irania
railroad, in ibe borouah ot aunuerhill U.uudvl
and de. cnlMS.1 a lollow:.. Heaiunintr at tl.eo.tr.
uer uieuttoued, tlieu3w westward anion Ibe Peun
rylvauia railroad '.0 rclie.- tu a -.U. coruer of
land low or late ul ioome B. Wike. tbeure by
t ' raid lauds 7 lerrbe to m pottt I h. ore east
ward ly other laud ol Jbu Ho.wo 1 pertlws lo a
povl in lino o. raid road, ibeiai-e couinward alou
raid road 0 '1 iiercbe to tbe place ol bea-inulutf.
bavin IbereoD a larae 1'rime Ltweliin aud U-ie
KtN.tu.
ISo. 4 Colon Hall lot. situate In the borouub
ol SjunjUierblll.eoruer ol Min strett and Jrli
ron r.iad. bouode.1 on tbe erierly vide t.v Main
street oo tbe foutberly side bf other lot (No. 3)
ol John Ktown on wenleilr sole by l-.l ol John l.
M eutroin. aud ou tbe uortber.y siue by Jarkeou
road, baviua ibereou erected a larae three story
ouiI'llnsT. auown as Uuiou Hall, aud a one and
one ban-story flabk Dwelling.
fiu t, ue hall lute reel In piece or parrel ol
laud Miuate in .:tyle luia-ol,., known as ill
latn frinale tract, adjoinlua lands of Oritbtb,
Brown av stioetuau. J. !. ooti a. Sou.-. I-ranB
Kuril, tbe Muiler tract, and olbete. contatmuK
24 aires. 1 1 petcbes.
No Ui.e ball interest lo tbe Coal and other
Minerals ol -i acres, aud Ibe surlare ol 7 a -res.
mote or less, ol Itir eaue lore ol around ail
. ..... . . h the j l.liaiu Kulur tract, situate in
t'royie lowusuiu. tl..lulu .ibe lauds vl Jacob
PriUKle, M l. II am Murray el al.
Nc T. line third Interest In William Murray
ttact ol laud moroyie townsuip sua ooroaau
s,uujujeruitl. tH.uu.leil t.y frvusy Ursula rwtiroad.
i....i.r.a Iron t:oojiativ. J. scott at Sons. P.
At. at J. Hrown al , and containing W acres, 34
crcles. and .lit wauces.
No 8 I Ail in borouub ol Summerhill, bound
eo ..a deecrloed as loilowr: Heaiouluie at a ps L
lit tret south ol Hue ol Peoorylvanla railiuad.
thedre south TO aearee? wen 4 percues w a posi.
then.-e ly Hue ul laud bow or late vl P. S. Croyle
roulb 1 detl'ee e est B.'j peichee. tu a post, theuce
M line ol land ol 1-'. . K.uioud Oortb 8'idearees.
east 4 perches to a ptt on llueols.uuiujern.il
a-rarevaid. tbeure by sai.l Hue north luer. e
e ttli'j peri-bee to place ol btMtiunln, euulaiuiua,
i perci.esand baiur tbetevo erected a auall
Krauie House, uuleuauled.
fiu. g Interest ol Artin nor in tract of land
at Miueral Point. In tart Taylor township,
i ouoded aud diarlbe.l ar loilowe: bealPUit.B; at
abeujl.ck bear Salt Kick creek, theuce ibrouab
laud ol Camuila Iron t 'ou. (tauy south 3ni tle
Krees east V" 46 errhes to a rueuuiher.
tbeoce south 1!IJ4 decrees west 11 64 perches to a
l.euiioca: thence autb a deartees east 28.4 perches
to a post, tbence south 4)t denrees wert I? T3
perches to a pj?t near I'oueuiauirh rirer. theuce
parallel with said ruer a-.rtri 44' degcreet west
IS S KsrcteS to a post. Ibeuee oorib 4 denrees
west 14 1 i-errbes to a iuaar, t eui e loilowiua the
direction ol all L.lck creek uortu deaieee. wort
i:l I perrbes tu a while t.ircu, tbeoce C, .iea-ree
east 10 4 perrbes I j a beech, tbeoce Dor.u de
arees east 6 7 (Meichas tu a whit tmeb, tu. uce
north deatrees, east S.3 perenea tu a wbt e
oak, ana ibence oortb 4j- degrees cart Ik
.etcbea to place ol beKiuuiOK. euutainius: lu
acres and 24 perches, and bavinr t hereon erected
one double aud lour single Praiue leneuieul
Hooses and one smsll Store Kuuto.
Vt ill 1 e sold 10 sections or aa a wbole. to suit
purchasers.
1 KKMa o" SaIB. Ten per cent, ol tbe purchase
mobey tu bw-BaW when tbe property la struck
down, one ball wbeu ibe sale if continued by tbe
)-)urt. and tbe remainder m six months iroui the
da e dale vl coobrmaiiou; delerted pa suents tu
1 le secured ty judguient Dole ur niormaite.
with interest. at toe tioo ol toe
Asaiacoee. J. H.(lKLt,
Assignee 01 Jobn Brown aud wile.
March 30. lt.
FRCK
rite now
I f-"i -i
lopecial Drive
.
m bnccc.
"Hereis my iruaraniee:
T i f s i i i-:s Vm " x :t ' u k a i: s i 1 s '-" '
: FACTiUMLY. 1 WII.LlilVi; A XKW :
: FA IU FKhK.
;
F. S.--Sho'S that I sell wjtr tint.
I.adi.-s titinifi.la tii. serine l.uit. .H-ra
tir foneress 1 a r um ili -.'.ii
Ladies" tlt.nv! la. np-ra. I. nil,, 11. l.oi are
or ill Jl.T.V
WE CAN
t START YOU
IhousekeepingI
r I
: ANY FIGURE X
FRO a
I $20 to $2,000. :
J Kusset. Iiiitit.n or lace a fw left . . . .l.."iti
are u oi l Ii f ..:! 1.
Ladies' dotii;ola lip ISlucher. . . .1.7 are
worth J.oo.
Ladies' Oxford tie in Iliiset. patent
leather and doucola. all shapes ami
styles 7;V. and up
'Laiiies' Slippers, 50c.
AXDlPWAKIlS.
Children's sprinir heel, tuition, sizes .-, t,,
- ! ."Jk-
' I nfai.ts' shoes from up
I A very siyiish shoe f.r men. concrcss ,,r
' lace are worth f'.'.in
LOTHIRSG
We are now realy to show you the Largest anl Kinet
Stcck of Men's, Youth's, Hoys ami ChiMren's ( 1othinr in
Cambria county, with the Lowest Prices for gtM.l CItto.ls in
the State. Our Stock of .Spring ami Summer Clothing is
complete. We have all the new Spring shapes in Hats ami
a complete line of (ients Furnishings of all kimls. It will
pay you to come to see us this spring as we have prices to
suit the times.
Call ami examine our stock. We will stll you nice
Goods and SAVE YOU MONEY.
It Mill Pay
Packages.
Executor's Sale
-or-
REAL ESTATE !
rpHE ODderpliroe'l etecut. rol Marr Ann Coop
X er. late ol tbe toroOKn .t t bet Npr.nas.
ciMinty t.l t'tmlin. Ienns-l-ania. deceased. ty
virtue 01 lhe power and authority vete I in him
t.y lhe last will and testament .1 l.l deceased,
will eXuee to puoiie sale on the premise on
SATURDAY, MAY UTH, bOI,
at 1 o'clock, r. m., the lollowins; dectltd real
rwie t wit:
All that certain lot of a-roon.l silaale In the
SM.rouah l t'hest sprioas.eouuty ol aiubria and
State oi Ptun'i liania. "totiltna 60 leet on Colum
bia street and exteudma- said width I'iu leet to an
alle. . harine an alley on the southwest and lot
l Mri Niubi Hurd 01. the northeast, and hav
ing- thereon erected a two-story
Frame House
and FUAMESTABLEanJ other OCT BUI LD
US. T RIN r KAI.K:
One-half ol tbe purcba-e money to t paid on
delivery ol deed, and tbe remainder In six
months, with Ijlerest. to I secured by bond aod
aiortg-aa-e or judgment note of purchaser, lhe
.......I H..e kits the itHttilear f.t OaIDIt ibe
wbole ol the patchss money in ca-h
I'trKK M'KENZlr;
Exerotor "f Mary Ann f-ooper, deceased.
Cbest SpriOHS. Pa- April -M. lvt.
TkTIITIt'E.
We. ne onderslaned. hereby all persons
Dot lo hunt. 6sn or lre-i.- In an way n oar
i.reniises. as we will prosecute to the tall ealcnt
It me law. M H X. .M.
ji i ii N i:khk.
A1.EX1CS MILL,
J. A. l.ss,
A. . M MI LMV.
hl'OH M .NtLLUS.
Clearfiald township, atarco a. UaH.
v. 4.
A s.'i.l leathi-r workine shtrf- fi.r . ar. no
sli.ni.iy ... a ,a,r
1 f you a ant a nice dress s,, Natin calf,
ciiuress i,r laci'. - . .1.7.". Uiey are wt.nli
Men's stylish tip l'.lu.-li.-rcalf . . . f.'.Vi-ar.-am
lh -4.oo.
Men's Fine CoDCorflan
Lace, Ilantl-seweJ, for $3.00
they are worth ..".( i(.
Men's
Extra Fine Kanproo
Lace or fonjrress, .v.-jO.
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a haml-sewe.l Kanraroo, l ice
or con;rcss, for
You cannot tluplirale this
shoe in any other stnrc fur k-
ss
tli m
SG.OO.
IX-Oivo us a c:ill for Sh.es
ami you will he t on iii el that
we carry the Hrst Line in town
jfor Wear, Sfle anil Low Prices.
1 Yours,
THE LEADER.
Clothing
Very Respectfully,
C. A. SHARBAUGH,
Carrolltown.
You
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street,. Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattings, Oil Cloths,
RlanKcts, Feathers, &c. Prices Re.lu.e.1 on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Large
James Quiimim.
HONEST COODS FOR HONEST MONEY.
n .-I $2.00, I -stJ
T. M t.rur. .r
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part ..t 1'ir t . S. orw i.r 4
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br. aaa n4 I ! 1
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tin at..l ii..-t..- a . r. rr
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tiWa. sa.f. kaM taal.
LIBERTY SHOE CO..
1 a s . ;..i..n. Mia.
A ttEW LIGHT
ON SHOES
CEST S3. SHOE IN
THE WORLD FOR a 2a
SeeraJ i.l ..t.r tw-.t ca.tome-a ate well knwu t b.
nft.ora to'le. Tl.cy ran at.d w.n rrr-iiuturm!
I.tterty Shiiea leriB tteT iae w.rn t .ena .
V e want lo sell more. H rue o-.tay l.r our cat
al..au and the nauies 4 tboae la your town to
wli.itn we reier.
Iet.2 io
'I'Kl Al. I.I-JT.
I List ol cae et d.twn trial at a iclal
teim curt l-e hei.l n tJ-etiit'ur Ndu.iu
MuM'A.NAV II l4.-
ilneoj ri fMwards.
1 1 It Irvin
Kutrud rt Irein.
l-aas s M- "l-fcey.
Huntley m. Kt-ennl-urK A Hlarkllck Kailroad
t'ouipan .
rSaiker. troMee, t lolrr.
Kelt et al Stu'rm.n.
Kelts rtal. Mu tiael'.
rnller Keiabart.
Vincent Har:rew a. 'o.rs t'reMwell.
I. M'tuwi ri.n. flankett.
IiBii-e " - lnce.
H.huk a. Son r. t'r.ne.
Mrkee a. o. . K.vaiy.
V. tian.l et al. v It-ker.
?aanbria Iron tN.tiipany its Kawley.
SMitwert. r. tf)ealer et al.
Kerr T. Ye-kley.
J.V. KAKBY
April IA. tsu. ITolltoi-olarT.
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