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I , 1,-l ini; mii Tw-xilay.
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v i Kmi.-;!. lias laifly uir-
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y. , , 'j:iia. of MiinMi-r lo n-
, hour- in low ii on WVil-
l.:i!til.oiir a-iil Harry
V. -utown. st;irtl for New
V. '' ' '
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win -t" in llailiiniiiv,
,i ,- n M lay
.-: . -.in .Mi t ot mirk, of U.m -
'.i . i- xi-iii'ii-' --istt-r, Mrs.
I 1 . of I hi- I:H'i'.
Kiiii. of Si.iiimhi liill, was
, .,, . ,,. ..ii i ilii. ilay to aii-wi-r a
, . .- -:.!!. i -I I llf .i-aci-.
; ...:i ..! ;.-o. T. I 'l t-ilei irks, of
... ,i- -v ! -l v -'-a l'!ol on Tm-s-.
, :,i .--iiii.i! of a l.ui ki-t of hot
,1,,. -- l-;i-- hall Ih-Iwi-.-ii rlul-s
s , i -1 i i r an'! oinli folk will In
, .1 I n on 'I iii-Mlay ik-xi for
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, II ll.i-i ami family arrivt'il
U . ,i i,. -.la v ami will lakt- iii tlit-ir
r i M .i l-;.l'ai K until tin' i ml nf
i . . i::i.. I -.i-'ll.
I ,,l li..oi of la w islow II liavt-
i, pi. i.. I i ..-ill lot tin' Hf-i-iit hy 1 ho
. . ..ii .i.i-..inil of sina!l-io, a
, .: u l u ll . M-l- I n I ho Si hi 1 1 1 u aril.
I. ,, i ..I . r. .ii in-1 1 ha - avt-itoil I ho lVnii
. .. i ; ii i . hI ( . in .a ii ot'or to iisi
, , , ,, v .ii .1 a a I k. il ov ill I ll IT it call
; ..... ; I i ..ii ! i .t li-o In I ho hol'olK.
I :,, i :. ni i in- 1 1 w oi ks at Ilolle
;, -, i - l-ai.lo-il Ihiir fiiriiaios on
,1! I: ;t Ii 1 1 V ol i-oko. iall-fil hy
-., .!.;k,1ii i in- I. M ii iii i noti- ioal ruioii-.
'1 1,.- - :i ! in il- I: lair I I mist-. A 1 1 inula,
u i-t, ..p. ii t. hmlai - on 'l'hiir-ilay
, .in I ?'l ' in iiinm y I 1 1 1 1 1 i i i,,
1 ., 1 1 ! i -. in.l -.iiik alilal.lo pap'-i- woro
J ic I' W ii-oii. w ho as i-l.-i-1 r. n ti -
,! .:.l ',pi. N.-w N oi k. oil Mnlnhiy, for
,. in i 1.1 a .i.-i i i-l i al l aniM' in
.1 . , i-i . a- I i.i n in 1 1 1 ii iiila hn i ' I h ir
on 1i..-.i 'Ii.- i-oiiit appointi'il
. j M ik-II. .Ii.lip 1". Lion; ami
.Is,. 1 1. Ui-ii'ioih n-wi-r- lo aialo a
!....! - .ni.i..' !i. .M a poim in Alh-KheiiV
1, '-. 1 1. il l. I I ,ii in ill I anil. I la
..Al.-I,:p.
A: i i. .u n.-l.l Tliiir-ilay niu hi I he jury
ii ii,.- ..! William Mi-I h-llaiiil, w ho
I:i iii.iii i, .hi,,, I llauvel- while in a
-a i i-.in--.li.' po-iiiou w ith Mr. Mi t'lel
n ;. i 1 1 , i i .-. I ,i i , irt of voluntary inan-
I i.. . ..Isillil I..Ii-I- have il.-i i.li-ll to
ii. u it.. n t riil;.'!-- in Hie near
' .!. ' ' I , - I 1 In-Ill Hjll he over Ilii' Mll-
' .!:. i, i ii n.Lil. i . one over t he I'.lai'k --
.il N n.t !,i. ami the other all.llon.
ii. A -l.ilii- !.. A li-hip.
H.ilew.l- -elinll-ly illjlireil at
N- '. I - : i,, .-..ii ,i i in ila v. While work-
..' i, in i.I a well a l,u. k.-l I n I of
-; i - - i- ::.-iii i In- lop. ami. -trikliiK him
!. ha.ily .Mil hi- -kull Ihat
i .- ! . -H. ! V I- ih.llht till.
-' 1m I . a ."-oiiier-el county far-
' 1 i- K.UI..I .1. ni. haiiiiiiiir in hi- uran
: " ill,. -ila of la-l w et k. lie w as
! ami wa- in I'omfortahle
i'-' o ,- - l:iiaui'i.iliy. No lea.-on is
I- ;-'i ' i,.- r.i-h ;irl .
1 II i' i . -iinl.-i. a ar in -pei lor in A I
' i ,'l !! Iit.-. n ears an einpiove
p.it. there, w a- .-aii'ht U
;' ' n-.. ii 1 i.i -oa y ami ii ii-h.-tl to
I ' a-. -.1 wa- ; years of aj.'e
- -k - t , le I. Ill IKI I'll ilii: ell.
- i- m . K,!l'. . i.I l ie -lale hoani of
- '- - i'.- a,,!e ll.-e- have never
: ' -i . 1 1 1 Ihan now. Keport-
'...iv.. I .y him from various
' ' -; ' i -' i ! i mii. a I i t. ir I ha l t he crops
' '' " ! pl.oin .initially laiL'e.
li--'i.-: -par raft that went ilow n
' - .1 iim.t iiv.-r II.. in l leai helil
i - -.. it wa- inn hv A. I'. Uan--
l.ui n-iile op.-raiion-. Mr.
- : ' i t.a -i i .i 1 1 - t h ioiik Ii lo mar
" -i i i-', .1 i.ii feet each.
... ,:
-. .ilii I..-ihKil; o I ainplie.l
, I... 1 1 v . - he I w ecu I '.III -h valley
i Ii,, liana coiiiily. w a- i'-
ii Wiilm .lay eveiiiin; of
I i i i -i i ra in. i- -ai.l to t
' a Iii I le more I hau that
II-
X'v 'm.-a iliav. ol I al roll town
'' ! " '"' -..ine tune pa-t ha- heen
'" ! -i'i-'.-iI. ha- heroine iolelll,
' M . i . w . t.r. .uhl lo this place
; " ' ' 'I m l he jail, w here - he will
' ' .in he taken lo I M Mill tut.
'" "''I ol ll. Chll.ll.'li.
1 ' ' ' ! the h..ll.-t liirhls in the
mi county, .lu.l.'e Harry
' ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , ,i ! i i f,,r juili-,. ;Jl tlt;
! '' i i :iian.-- mi Salur.lay. K
: ' ' lie- ili-iricl- -how that
' iiiiiiiiii.'liain. l.t.Vt, ami
I i.
,il.-'- inaji.iily is ..'..
' i ' ih it an or.ler ha- Ih'cii
l'.,-:, Hu e ,! pai I in. nt pro-
'" " I iH.L' of lei Ill-Oil pll-tal fills
tin l'..-i in i-i . i I ;.ni i a I re-
! : ' '' i "I in.iiliiiK lei i.-r- on t in ?e
' '. I , V .-1 1 ie nee In the pllhlic
!' '" '"' 'ii-po-ii inn to ili-conlinne
r " !. --. ii,er. a joiiriieyman tailor
, - I ' n.k l.raier. of Scottilale,
II - ' ,,
n.'-im e i 1 1 1 1 1 - l . i v iin,riiiiiK.
- ! -l i i. i.mI ,, er his ahsciicc.
' '! ' n.-.l l ha: l iiaiicial irouhli --
I--' heavily upon 1) i iii ami for
Ik- haii Im.-ii ilepre-seil in
' I "i '-of i he -tate hoar, I of airri-
I !.,
, . "' ' t" ' ' I'-'arv K'Ik,. lea.l to the ili-
. ' ai'-a .I a ii toil in p.itapM--
' 1 a in tin- y,.ar f;ir 1 1, at
1 " '" v ar. The natural infer
I i II,.- market pries of this imp
i.-i, . i... .
i.noiaiiie -ea-on, t. lower
" I I, f....
i-l,
:I a hru klayer. of Hunt-
- i- i'.. I j; e;,,. attempted suicide
i. .-utiiiiL' hi- tl.ioat with a
-tUclicd ,,e wound, which
' "11. ,.. hut it is feared that
'm,,,i i.-.i.ver. (hie year aim his
'i hu ii.i,.!, killed hiin-elf hy liritiK a
in- hiain.
T ,! '.M-ilu,,, l .
j, V ........,.M .(io-e- I lerce II)
.A V i. -hip caiiuhl lire (,, a defect-
Mi. inlay iiioi niiijf ami hud niade
V in the atlh-In-fore its discov-
a- iu:po--ih.- t stay th
I ' house vvitli nearly all ilsj
t'M,
"!. I P'Stroved. There w:s an in -
. 1 1 on the hou-eaud furuilure.
Thursday last was an unlucky day for
some residents of West Newton, West
moreland county. Winnie King, aged 13.
was thrown from his hicych; and hadlv in
jured; i;ldie Keck, ajrutl H, r(- over an
embankineiit and liroke his left le belov
the knee; M rs. .James Carothers. Sr., fell
in her yard and broke several ribs.
IIoMmts entered the store room and
I'ostonicei.r U. McKlroy. at Harree. H1111
liuinlon county, one night recently, and
took two boxes of chew ing tobacco, a lot
f cigars, sun. kiiiu tobacco and coffee, and
aUmt in ca-h. Tliisis the eighteenth
time Mr M MOlroy has been robbed and
presumably by some one familiar with the
- II I I oil lull
The dwelling house occupied by iro.
Kayman. mar .shanksville, Somerset
eoiiniy. was burned to the ground at 1100:1
Tliiii-sJay of la-t week. Mrs. Kayman
was preparius; dinner for the family when
the lire broke out. Nearly all the house
hold effects were consumed hy the Haines.
The builJii,;; was valued at aliout I..m,
iii-111 oil fi.i- $.-,(,.
Andrew J. Dillon an old and re-pected
ili."ii of Altoona and a former resident
of 1 his country, lied at his home in Altoona
on Sunday, in the f.lst year of his ae. Tin
deceased w as born in Adam- county, ( cto
U r is. is:u, und came with his parents to
this county w ben about 10 years of as;e
II.' was a brother of Mr. Charles Dillon of
St. A llL'il-line.
A message receiveil in this place on
Monday announced the death of l.harles
Killer a former resident of Kl-.nsl.iirv'.
The ln. --ai4e did not state the place of his
death hut that his remains would Ih- in
toiled at t atawissa, l'a.. where he had
friends residing. Mr. Kilter was about :i
ears of ae and had lieeu living for some
time in A lahama.
A iiumU-r of il. puty sheriffs were called
to Morrisdale la-lweek lo protect the prop
rly of K. I:. Wiu'lon X Sons, the well
km.wii coal operators. The in, emliai ie
d. siroved an engine House, a hlack-inilh
shop, an iron house used for storing tools,
etc., and the dinkey engine round-house.
The work is supposed lo have been doiie
l.y means of a slow f use. Vlturrit hl Jlc
lul,l iiu n .
in the event of the coal strike conliu
iuir a week longer, the blast furnaces ol
I lie Carnegie Steel Company will he closed
down for lack of fuel. The shut-down ol
of I he liirnaces w ill cause a cessation ol
operation in many of the departments ol
the Homestead steel works, and other iron
and st el plants in the vicinity of I'ltts
burg will l.kewise have to close down for
a lack of raw -teel making material.
in the l iiiled .States court at I'ilts
liurg, 0:1 Tuesday, Judge Acheson grimed
a pifliminary older, restraining the strik
ers in t he Count-ll-ville coke region from
as-euihliiig or interfering with the men at
work at the plant of W.J. Kainey. The
application lor the re-1 raining order wa
in a de on Salur.lay la-t. tint the court de
ferred granting it so as to allow the de
fendant- t imc to present t heir case. Thi
they did not do and the order was granted.
The borough authorities should eilhei
en force t he cow ordinance that t hey parsed
against the wishes of the people, repeal it.
or resign. The people petitioned council
to ha e the 01 dinaiice amended so that ii
would he accept itile, but the colilicilmei,
were above considering their wishes and
preferied to let the obnoxious ordinance
stand. The time for its enforcement is at
ha mi and hot h t he people and the cow s are
are l rea I i ng con nci I with contempt. Will
th.y stand idle while the cows bawl at
t hem on t he streets?
Tlio-c who de-ire to pass a piea-ant
and profitable hour, would do well to at lend
t he -el ct entertainment to be given next
Saturday evening in the Parochial Hall,
I.oretto. The programme will comprise
hoice reading- by Miss tirace Furev, the
gifted elociitioiii-i, of Altoona, also vocal
and instrumental music bv Mrs. W. W.
and Mi-s liertha McAteer, and by the
young lady pupils of St. Aloysius' acade
my. The Ainphion i.rcl.e-l ra, a recent or
ganization, vv ill make its tir-t public ap
pear. hi on this occasion. To commence
at 7::iiU m. Adinis-ion "J." ci-n's.
The postollicedepartmenl at Washing
ton has -enl to all railway mail service
employes circulars culling attention to the
postal regulations requiring postal clerks
to accept prepaid mail matte.-otTered them
at t heir cats and forw ard it to its ueslina-
tioii. There was a rumor current that J
this privilege long enjoyed hy tho public
was to lie denied it. but this order comes
from headijiiarters and w ill settle the mat
ter fort lie present. Any postal clerk re
fusing to receive prepaid mail matter at
hi- car is liable to tic dismissed from the
service unless special authority has lieen
given him.
A brief session of the Klair county
court was held at llollidayshurg last Kri
dav. Hon. A. V. Ilark.-r. of t his place, pre
siding. The case of Frederick .Ia kel vs.
Israel C. Caldwell came up before the
com t on the motion of the defendant for a
new trial. It will be remembered that a
jury at the March court rendered a verdict
111 favor of Mr. Jaekel for ?s,.".ii and inter
est, in compensation for his professional
services in bringing Caldwell's Cambria
county lands into market. Kx-Judge A.
S. I. am lis and H. M. Kaldridge, Ks., en
larged upon the reasons w hy a new I riai
should be granted. Oliver H. Ilewit, Ksij.,
asked the coin t not to disturb the verdict
of 1 lie jury. His honor reserved his de
cision. A H 1 1 mnrr l;lrl Khoul llprKrlf
M iss Lena Kolierts. w hose home is at Wil
inoie. in this county, but w ho has been liv
ing at I terry. We-tmoreland count y. for the
past three ycais as a domestic, shot herself
on l'lidav evening, perhaps fatally.
On Friday evening she and a yout.g man
named Mi (iovern. who is a Ii rem a n on the
Pennsylvania railroad and is also from
Wilmoie, took a walk, ami on their re
I1111. separated in an unpleasant, mood.
Afier Mrlinvrrii had departed. Miss Kob
lM'tls sent Foster Campbell after McCJov
ern to bring liim hack.
Just as Campbell and MclJovern were
entering the house a pistol shot was heard
and 011 coin g in they found Miss Koberts
lying on the floor with blood streaming
from her side. A phvsician w as summon
ed who probed for the hall hut it could
not he I.M'.it.'d and her condition is critical.
Miss Kolierts claims that the shooting
was accidental; that when Campliell
started for Mctiovern she procured the re
vol vei . w liich In-longed to Mr. Campbell,
for the joirpose of exacting a promi" from
Mctoivera in Canipliell's presence, and
that, w bile trying to secrete the weapon It
was discharged. Miss Kobetts is about
"Jo years of age.
Hrdlnrd itnl lll)r t'onnly Railroad
Innunrnri-rf.
The Harrishurg Tcleijrtiih of Monday
says: "the lieiliotd and lslair County
railroad, running from Cessna to llrooks"
Mills, a distance of twenty -three miles,
w ith a branch of eighteen miles into Som
erset county, has Ih-cii purchased by the
three new coal companies,of w hi. li ( ieorge
l: . ( M lady, of II untingdon, is president, and
VJJt paid on the purchase. This line
is graded between Cessna and Hrooks'
Mills. A contract lias been let for the
building of the line und work has already
lieen commenced. Friendly traflic ar
rangeuienls will be made with the 'I'enn
sv. The new road will open up one of the
finest agricultural distiicls in the state,
and. with the branch exit tiding Into the
I tun tier and coal fields of Somerset county,
i ts success seems assured."
lllrple Appeals.
The case of James M. tiillespie, Df l"p
ler Ytnler township, w hose saloon lie nse
was revoked by Judge Harker on Monday,
will lie cat ie,l to the supreme court.
When the license court met in February
a remonstance was presented against Mr.
Gillespie's petition, but it was so feeble
that Judge Harker at the March term
granted the license. Subsequently a com
munication was received by the judge
from Albert Ream, setting forth that the
applicant had sold liquor to minors, and
swearing to the statements made.
ThereiijMin a rule was granted to show
cause w hy the license should not lie revok
ed. Many w itnesses were examined, some
of whom testified that during (jillespie's
first year as landlord ils'rj) he had sold
liquor to minors; Allien Keam was the
only w itness w ho swore that miners pur
chased liquor at (lillcspie's place in lsti.1,
and his tesliinonv was shattered bv that
of fourteen persons who swore that they
would not believe him on oath.
The testimony was submitted to Judge
ISarker several weeks age. and 011 Monday
he gave his decisiou revoking the license.
In appealing from this decision to the
supreme court (iille-pie questions the
authority of a judge to reyoke a license 011
account of violations under a license
granted two years Ijefore. The testimony
of Keam is not considered of tn'iug of any
account liecause so many w ilnesses testi
fied that he was unworthy of belief. An
other question that Mr. (iillespie wants
decided is. can a judge grant a conditional
license? That is. a license may be revok
ed because of violations under a previous
license.
The necessary papers in this appeal were
tiled with the proper officials on Tuesday.
The supreme court w ill meet in I'iltsburg
in October, at which time it is expected
the case will come up. Meantime Mr.
(iillespie is doing business at the old stand
in I'pper Voder township.
Il is understood that this is the lir-t li
cense case ever carried to the supreme
court from Cambria county.
Mr. (iillespie, beside paying the regular
license fee of f loll and the attorney's fee for
presentation, has been assessed with so
much bv way of exira law yers' hills and
expenses of the hearing that it has cost
him about Jl.il to push the case thus far.
The friends of Mr. (Iillespie say that his
troubles have been caused by Johnstown
parties w ho for business reasons want an
other landlord at his place. Jah ittfttn
Uenihl.
t'onrt ProrrritliiKS
At argument court last week the follow
ing cases were disMsed of:
Doran vs. Piper. Motion fora nt w trial.
Refused.
McAleervs. Harhisen. Motion to take
off non-suit. Refused.
Joseph Eicheulaub. guardian of minor
children of Shaiion Sntor, vs. A. IS. Marts.
Motion to compel the defendant to vacate
the position uf trustee. Court direct the
defendant to give bond in the sum of
l..n for the faithful fulfillment of the
trust before the first Monday in June.
Commonwealth vs. Martin Sanders.
Continued.
SPECIAL (III KT.
I'.orough of (iallil.in vs. James. Judg
ment for the defendant.
F. P. Martin vs. JohnCoad. Petition to
open judgment. Petition granted and
petitioner admitted 10 defense.
Commonwealth vs. Altenius. Rule dis
charged. Pheilor & Co. vs. Rebecca Simon. Cer
tiorari. Proceedings before justice sus
tained. Exceptions filed in the case of the estate
of David Mills were overruled.
The license of James M. (Iillespie, of
Roxbury, was refused.
The applications of John F. Utter and
Peter Seymore, of Portage, for license
were refused.
The motion of J. J. Hank, of Carroll
town, for a new trial was refused. His li
cense was also revoked.
The application of Yost Hochstein. of
Upper Yoder town-hip, for license was re
fused. lleniy ItcAnulty w as appointed consta
ble of P.arnesboro, and S. E. Jones was
appointed constable of Patton.
Mrs. Ada J. Felt vs. Stephen Stutzman.
Jury find for plaintiff.
J. K. McKee & Co. vs. Henry J. Easly.
Verdict for defendant.
I. Stranse kt Co. vs. R. J. Plunket.
Jury iud for plaintiffs flt'i .VJ.
Oollaary.
ROSS Died at his home in Elicnsburg
on Wednesday. May Kith, 1'.4. James M.
Koss, in the faith year of his age.
The deceased was lrn in Allegheny
county but came to this county with his
parents when unite young, his father, the
late John Ross, being one of the early set
tlers of IMacklick township. During the
late war the deceased enlisted in Company
(. 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry, and served
nearly four years. He is survived by a
widow and five children. He is also sur
vived by one brother John II. Ross, of
Reynoldsville, Pa., and by three sisters
Mrs. Eliza J. Evans, of Ehensburg. and
Mrs. Edith M. Reyer and Miss Nancy J.
Ross, both of Strongstown. The inter
ment will take place in Lloyd's cemetery
on Friday at ' o'clock, v. si., w ith Capt.
John M. Jones Post O. A. K. conducting
the ceremonies.
Cloning; ef I he Public Srhnol..
The closing exercises of the Elien-burg
public schools were held in the school hall
on Fridiy evening and attended by a large
and appreciative audience. The program
w as as follows:
Music, Eovell Harker; recitation, "Em
ily (leiger's Ride," Itlanche (iant; um
brella drill, pupils of room No. 2; recita
tiou' "Revolutionary Rising," Carl Dick;
vocal solo, "Only a Tangle of (olden
Curls," Louie McNamara; dude drill, pu
pils of rooms Nos. 2 and 3; class exercises,
"The States," girls of rooms Nos. 4 and ";
recitation, "The Coast Survey," Eddie
Jones; patriotic march, girls of rooms No-.
2 and 3; instrumental duel, Itlanche ana
Carl McKeurick; recitation, "The Or
phan's Prayer," Jennie Evans; "May
tieer." march, pupils of rooms Nos. 4 and
5; music, Ada Jones.
Horrible Klorjr uf H"rly.
A horrible story of poverty, death and
negiect comes from Itigler township:
(ieorge Merrltnen, the husband, is in the
county jail, charged with stealing, as he
alleges, to keep his wife and five children
from starving. OnThursday night last the
wife, residing in a hut with four children,
was alone and gave birth to a child.
Mother and child were found dead at 10
o'clock on Friday morning after informa
tion had been made by the little children
who were ignorant of the caure of their
mother's death. The details of the case
are horrible, but in the absence of reliable
information as to all the facts, further
comment is withheld at this time. Cleiir
fteld Iinftxnuin's Journal.
Xarrlatt Urratn.
The follow ing marriage licenses w ere Is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphtns' Court
tor the week ending Thursday, May 17,
lS'.M:
Charles F. Studt and Lizzie Mills, Lilly.
Thomas It. Salkeld and Margaret Trox
ell. South Fork.
Thomas liartle and Hlauche Hess, Coop
ersdaie. Peter Maurer and Elizabeth M. A.
Itlack, Johnstown.
Franklin Peter Woodside, (iarman's
Mills, and Martha Rebecca Keith, itarr
lowosliip.
Real r.Mlaic Tranofrra.
George Conrad et ux. to Anthony L.
Williams, Richland township; considera
tion. $4.4-Vi.
Anthony L. Williams to Robert H.
Sayre et al., trustees, Richland township,
M.42ti.
Win. A. Rose to Ann Katharine Rose.
Adams township, iro.
John C. Martin et ux. to Charles Jones,
Portage, :.
Heny Fox et ux. to C. E. Jt E. T. Little,
Carroll township.
James P. (ireen guardian, to city of
Johnstown '.'.
James Diuan, guardian, to Cityof Johns
tow n, $".iii.
Albert L. Johnson et ux. lo S. II. Cauf
liel. Johnstow 11. $4.".o.
Susan Kolierts et al. to Ehensburg &
Rlacklick Railroad Company, Cambria
township. $1.
J as. E. Fitzpatrick et al. 10 city of
Johnstown, Johnstown. f4-2.
M. R. It. Crecry et ux. to M. D. Hearer,
Etienshurg. il.
W. II. Piper et al. to Thomas Leap,
Washington low nship. $05.
James A. Wilson et ux. to Joel II. Dixon,
Jr. Patton.
Thomas It. Leap et ux. to Mary Hoover,
Washington township, $1.
Edward P. Render et ux. to Edward
Farabauuh, Patton. $1 lo.
Edward P. Render et ux. to Sebastian
Farabaugh. Pali f loo.
Presbyterian congregation of Elnsbiirg
to (ieorge L. Fredericks, Eltfiishurg. t l,7il.
ltridget T. Gray et al. to Fraucis X.
(iahner, Jr., Hastings, 4110.
John Rowdeii et ux. lo Ralph ISyron,
Johnstown $400.
John Moiiahan el ux. to James King
ston. Gallitziu, J loo.
Alice L. II unlet vir to S. P. Harbison
et al., Reade township, f7m.
John It. Mi.rnhy et ux. to Jacob D.
ltei kev, Adams tow nship, $"i.
Executors of R. L. Johnston to Itarhara
Weiiner, Cambria township,
John J. Dietrich et ux. to Joseph Des
videaux. Elder township, J.V.
Charles Anna to Andrew Peterson, Pat
ton. li
John J. Dietrich et ux. to Ltuien Fer
rier. Carroll township, i.".o.
Charles Anna to (ieorge Tempo, Paltot.,
li"..
Owen Rolicrt Kinney et ux. t. C. J.
Sch liable. Dale, ftiTiO.
Joseph Croyle et ux. to Martin L. Varner
et al. Croyle township, '.1.
Martin L. Varner et al. to Enoch Hand,
Cioyle towiishi;), $.00.
Francis II. Price to Martin Leap, Sr.,
Wa-liiiigton township, t !!'..
Mary Eldgidge to Charles II. Suppes,
Johnstown, SI.
Thai MiikI 'lax I ilea.
t'.viiiini.i.Tii x. Pa., May 17, ls'.t4.
Et. Fiikkm an: Under the above head
ing appeared a communication in your is
sue of May lllh. signed J. M ., supposed to
lie intended as a reply to mine of the week
before.
"Without desiring to enter intoa contro
versy," he proceeds to indulge in a liltle
personality. I fail, however, to see what
the "conjecture" that I "own a farm near
Carrolltow n" or that I follow the occupa
tion of a pedagogue" has to do w Ith the
subject in hand; the condition of t he labor
ing classes.
l!ut he wishes to make a little illustra
tion for my benelit, of course its so much
easier to make little illustrations than ar
gumnets. Let us look at his illustration
for a moment.
He assumes that the opening of a mine
or the starting of a manufacturing works
on the laud adjoining my supposed farm
w ill greatly enhance iis value, which is of
course true not only of mine but of all the
land in the vicinity, on account of the de
mand for it caused by the presence of
population attracted by these works.
Values of this kind are made as welcome
as a cat would make a mouse. It is of
course natural for human sellishuess to
take advantage of this increase in land
values for privats enrichment no matter
what the injury to the general welfare.
Hilton tne other hand what could he more
just than to tax this value which comes
from the presence and growth of popula
tion for public purposes, instead of taxing
the products of labor.
Further on he refers to the man who
started works or opened a mine, a "mo
nopolist who brought all the trouble
about." If he is a monopolist he is such,
not becau-e he did these things, but in
quite another way in which he is encour
aged by our present systems of taxation
both direct and indirect.
In fact my friend J. M's illustration il
lustrates nothing so well as the fact that
he does not understand the single tax
theory. I would advise him to read it up.
As to the un-American doctrines of
Henry (ieorge, etc. Is it un-Ameican that
all men have an equal inalienable right to
life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,
or that the producer is entitled to his pro
duct or that a system that condemns w iHii g
workers to idleness and starvation amidst
ex ha ustless resources must evidently be
wrong or that it is letter to give people an
opportunity to work than to feed them in
the soup-house? I think it is brother J.
M. who should hire somebody to kick him
for not posting himself on so important a
subject before he tries to put it down with
an ill-fitting illustration and a contemp
tuous sneer. .1. k.
hdf Trrr Konnty.
It is not generally known among the
farmers of this state that there is a tio on
ly offered taxpayers for the planting and
culiva I ion of shade trees along the public
highways. The law was passed in ls7..
and says: "Any person li ible to road tax
who shall transplant to the side of the
public highway on bis ow n premises any
fruit, shade trees or forest trees 01 suitable
size, shall be allowed by the supervisor of
roads, w here roads run through or adjoin
cultivated land, in abatement, of his road
tax. tl for every four trees set out: but no
r vv of elms shall be placed nearer than 7
feet, no row of maples or other forest trees
nearer than r feet, except locusts which
may Im- fto feet apart, and no allowance
shall be made -iiiless such trees shall have
been set out tin? year previous to the de
maud for such abatement of tax, and are
living and well protected from animals at
the lime of such demand." No person
shall lw allowed an abatement on h s
highway tax, more than one-quarter of bi
annual highway tax, and any fierson who
shall cut down, kill or injure any tree.
shall pay to the supervisor of roads :
cents for each tree.
I'lm Nrar I.loy laTlllf.
On Sunday afternoon lire broke out on
the line of the P. & N. W. railroad near
Lloydsyille and soou traveled to a number
of houses owned by the company.
Nine houses and a iiuiiiIht of stabh s
were tiurucu to the ground in a short
space of lime. The lire is now couliiieti to
the timber and there is but little prosf ecl
of getting it under control until there is a
shower of rain.
The tod house belonging to the railroad
was also burned and for a time several
h tndred freight cars that were standing on
the siding were threatened with destruc
tion but on account of the low wind pre
vailing, escaped.
Tlie Warlri'tiFair Krlxilll for 1 1. f Pace
I lliaiory.
The "Hook of the Ruilders," one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued is now U-iiig offered by the
Pittsburg lHniHitrh to its readers. It is
beyond question the greatest otter ever
made by a newspaper. See the Dixixttch
for full information.
Miscellaneous Xotlrea.
Ehensburg. May 14. K.H.
My dear friends: I have been suffering
with la grippe in mv head for the last sev
eral weeks. I tried almost everything. I
heard of some remedy a gentleman lias in
New York. I sent for it and used the rem
edy all last week. I am not any better
now than when I commenced to use the
remedy. I had another attack of the
grippe on yesterday a week since. I have
have a little of it every day. I will show
anyone that buys me out how to prepare
the Liquid Electricity for use. It cured
me of pneumonia acd pleurisy when noth
ing else would. I have sold nine bottles of
Hood's Sarsaparilla within a few weeks.
I lielicve it to lie a good spring remedy.
This is the time to purify your blood be
fore the hot weather comes. I have a
spring remedy for rheumatism, the Cactus
Klood Cure. I have had rheumatism for a
short time and am going to use this reme
dy. Anyone w ho w ill buy my medicines I
will assist all I can. I have a medicine for
weak nerves. You might suspect mv
nerves w ere very weak. My nerves were
always strong In-fore. I would like lo dis
pose of all my medicine. Thete are little
towns springing up w hich should have a
small drug store. It would save people
liaving to run for a doctor many a time. I
hope they w ill lake w arning by this and
start up. It would save them many a dol
lar. 1 have some Ixtoks I will give them,
lake my ad y ice. Il will save you many a
dollar. KesM-cl fully.
MRS. M. .SHOEMAKER.
Elicnsburg, Pa.
IHKNSBI'Kd. PA.. APKll. a. hi.
j 111 h ile BrmuKcuien's with l'n,ics.i UiIkod
aiiu Hiter. who will r.mtliii-. the nuruial liool
this Milliliter In t-.i.enaliurv. to ktve lntrutloD
in Ty t Wj rllinK anil Mraun rai Itj at r-a
sonao.e 1 a lot. s,lu.leuu whu well to take up
this comae pbi.ul.l write ine at once lr parlli-u
larA Stuliit who t1eiro to lo so. cau ctiui
lUBuee t any U urn Iruui tlili date.
J tNNI K CKAV KU.
uictino
III K Klientit.iirii KuII.Iiuk l l,oan Aon.M-lation
wilt utter lor sale at the c -uuril rlmmiM-r ft.-i-
engt.urK, oil the .'uuilh Moiiilay lo Maw
ll.iwu.uo. 1 lit is. 1IA IS,
l.anTKU I. a kim m, ."secretary . tTeal.leol.
X Oeorice I... Kretlerlrk. ot KtteD'tiunc. pajs
the liiKtict uiarket price lur all kinds 1 1 lurs.
i.. JOH.SSTO.S. M. J. Bil k. A. H.BLI K.
Khtahlihhku 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Co.7
JiANKKKS,
EBENSBURIi. - PENN'A.
A. W. HII K, f'aaltlrr.
KSTARL1HH KD 1888.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKIII.LTUWH, PA.
T. A. MUKHtl tlll, 'alil.r.
General Banting Business Transacted.
The tOllowlnir are tha nrlnHn.l l.,i. .1
veaeral PaLKmir tiuMneaa :
ItKfO.KITN
Kan-lmil ml,la. a...-. - .
Idk rertiDcates Issued to time depositors.
I.0 4XM
extended to ructniner on lavorat.le teim and
fitruvmi a.er ni.idiunieu at ail tunes.
(III.I.HTIONN
M&1 In Ih lfll.lltV tid n,.n -1 1 tl,.l..kl...
- I 11 .uj ,'n,i,iuir
towns in tbe United States. Chances moderate
lIRAFTh
l4n.t Aftunllohl. In .11 ...... . .
. . . , .. " I e II ' lUV I IlllMJ
states, ami lorelitn ezchange lued on 11 part
of hiurot e.
ACCtlFNTN
Ot merchant, farmer and others solicited, tn
whom reasonable accomodation will he extended.
rmn.uiim iurp,i inat all transactions nhall
be held as strictly private and confidential, ami
that ther will 1m trar.i - I o i - ..
hankinic rules will pertnlt.
Respectfully,
JOII.NSTOV. RI CK A CO.
A. E. PA TTO t, ft'M. II. BAXDFOftn.
J-esdwr. Cashirr.
THE
FirstNational Bank
OF PATTO.M.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid up, - - $50,000.
Account ot (trKrations. r'lrm sn.l ImtlvMuals
rec-rtveit UMin Hie uicfl lavoral.le terms
conKisient with sale an. I conserva
tive Hanking.
Steamship Tickets lor sal hy all the lautlln
twines an.l r..reltcn liralts payawle tn auy
ol 'tie ;rinci.al cities 01 tbe
Oh! World.
All corresiiontlence will hare our i.ersonal and
.romtt attention.
latrrrsl Fatal n Time l.epoalla.
OTII3.SI3
8. L. KKElt.
W AT" HIT HIAI.I.
REED & READE,
Attorneys at In"v9
KBKNSBt'K.t. - - - I'KNNA.
- ifflce on Outre street. 4 to
KITTELL & LITTLE,
tVttiii?3- ait liiAV,
EHENSBVKII, FA.
w-tifti-e in Opera House. V.V.W
ri W. DICK.
Le A TTO KIN' KY-AT-LA W,
Khknsui-k.i. I'bhh'a'
twSpevlal attention to (riven claims lor Pen
sion Konnty. etc. ch7- 'mat
T F. McKEXKICK,
I ATTOKMIY M O. NHKLLOK AT LAW,
tht.NMtl'hU. - PA
T-Otfice on Venire street.
H
II. MYERS.
ATTOK? KY-AT-l.A W.
tBBKaBiiau. Pa.
- ime In Oollonade Uow. on entre street.
DONALD E. D UPTON,
ATTOKNKY-AT LAW,
KasNHsrsa, Pissi.
XWy Irnre In I liira Hnnse. 'enter street.
'1'KIAI l.ISI'.
1 June Term, IM4
'. V. Kurke 'o. et al. s Mea. ei al.
Iluirlir vs. Martin.
Sc'iiMinover s Ih-au.
Khlers vs. Khixle
Ke. i-evn. Idrliar.l.
Shiiuaker vs. IimI.
Hour vs. same.
I.ve. Sunsinue . I'hl vs. Wlllet k llerrlmrton
I in ii I Suppy ('. vs. Keith.
11 I lowed at -4i. vs liuntle i Prouhelser.
Noel Ti tRllllia el al.
lietlraw vs. Sli.ixmaker et al.
Spenitervs Johnstown Uty.
Tonkin vs l.xuo-r (ler. ten.)
kinn vs. V l-miter.
Hesloi rs. Kant ley.
Weyaiit vs Shuuiaker et al.
t ressweil vs. T. l T. 'o.
O-ass vs. Iitnrr.
Maneval v-. Iron !ty M K. Insurance Co.
rUlwariis vs. ileriuau K lii.-urance tt
Miller et al. vs. Ji.hm.town Pass. Kill Iron. I Co.
iiarnes vs. Arlicroit.
ItiiM-khart vs. same.
Walker vs. same.
JAS. (1. IIAKKY.
Prodoiiotary.
Prothonotary's Otdce, May II. I MM.
Merits, Rands, (.rain and Pelrnlspm
Carried an Nantla.
HENRY SPR0UL&C0.,
HAMKKMst A 511 MKK.KJ,
7H l-'oarlri Atriinr,
HlllMknricli,
Memtters of the
New York Stock Kxchanite.
Philadelphia Slock Kxchar.ire.
I'lluhurKh Si.M-k Kx.'banire.
And Chicago Hoard of Trade.
Interest allowed on dmly l-alances suttject to
eto-efc at slKhl throuKh the ClearinK Huiife.
iel.9 3m
1."XK:l!IOK'S NiiTU-K.
j l-:ale ot Catharine Hurt.ln. deceased.
Ijetters testamentary on the estate ot Catha
rine I iiirltln. late ol the township 01 Mnnster.
in Cami-rla county. Pa . de.-eased. havlna lieen
K ran let I to me ly the Keisier ol Wills l said
county, all terst.ns In.lelKel Pi said estate are
hereby notined to make payment to me with
out delay and thoe havinic claims suainst the
same will present ttiem properly anthentlcate.l
for settlement.
JOHN ITKI
I'otUKe. Pa., Aprils;, 1SH. fcxecutor.
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment f all Cbronla Atfllctlo.is. lMseaies
of Womeo and irout.le requirlna: Sunclcal Aid.
Orttce hour up I'll. M. , I to 3 and 7 to 8 T. M.
IT. J I i I li A V KIS IT E, A1.100N A, PA.
janUJrt
Beyowd
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Hark wash car (Ms .v. ,HM. varil
l.lue i prill is.... tio. p.r yard, furtner priw
i rash.. . .. yard
Un-ss. tfinjfhains, all imtu riis
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 7 Cents.
Muslin. fi yarj w for .. per yard
(iiliiiit i lotli, all paili rns, at.. .so. and Hv.
I arpt t t liaiii. .-plv. all i-t.li.rs -,tv
Lailii" vt"it. vt-rv faticv. al Im-
TiMli.WrE!iT Novelties ix
n-.I M M IM..S at I'lusf tiuurt-s.
i.f.?,r,,V,atl. saU ' LACE AX!) EM
l.lkOlIJEUlh.S from -Jc. u-r yatd up.
CIoIMdi hd3 Gents' FninisMflp.
(ur stM-k of clothing was never a -ini-plete
as now. Any kind of rut or pattern
you want.
Men's suits in sai-k mill- f.ir s..
Kett.-r suits iii any rut from 5.i up !
louth's :i-piere suits from '.'. up !
Children's 'J-pjeee suits from t.V. up j
Children's knee pants for i; .
IN - GEMS' - FDRNISHINGS
We Excell Many Larger
EstaWisiiiiieiits.
Famy lamidried shirts with rollar at
tached fur ci.
Latest style fancy lauiiuried shirts with
two collars for sa-
in.liiw l.liii.N ij, two colors oulvi with
tiait-nt sprint; for only v.i-
Curtain poles complete for -jiv
Wall Paper--A Specialty-Wall Paper
IXiFurniture, Trunks and
Valises must go to make room.
Kitchen chairs, lisrht or dark. f..r iter
set.
Solid hatdwootl iMdronm suit eiht pieces.
for only -'1.ii
Ctiplioards. sinks. siu.'U.:n u,,! lom.es '
at verv low price. '
il'""The cimmIs are all new and lirst
grade work on tliem. I
Assignee's Sale
REAL ESTATE!
A nalic neal t'.HIaia r J It n Brown.
1Y virtue ol an or.ler i-ulnir out of the Court
ol t'ouiniou I'lra t.l ('nittl'rta sunty. and to
lue .tirefie I. thTe Wll l riHsit to put.llc al
on the i.rerniKeKe In t lie Hi t K l 1 It UK M M.
.M l-.K It I I.I.. :aintrla eounl', la . on
SATURDAY, MAY J'.TII, lsOl,
t 1U aVIarli, A. l .
Ami from time to time therealtt-r. all the follow- j
iiuc itescritteil real estate. ttirfi ha t-en ai 1
r i n ne I tu the uuderMnueJ l.j Joiin Itroa-n and
ile:
lleaerlpt Ion nf I'rnprrlir.
No. 1. Mill rort5, ror,rti9tria- ol lour lotff In
ttie lM.ro.iali ol uiunieri.ill. tN.uniltsI ani le
rit.l aa lolloi: Htcinnuia' at a hhuI ou the
lint i-l tlie IVnni Ivama railr.wd and rorner ol
lot ol I'alnra MtH'all. Hi. a,-e 6" .Irareea eai"l TU
leet to a Hint roroerof lo' ol I. M. Umaii. thenre
South T itciereeit eait 70 feet to a ioiot o.ruer ot
lot ol I. M. Itroan. thenre ouih 7u deareei. ta.il
1541 leet to a pout corner ol lot nua or lale ol 'm
rad Myer. tiienoe tu.ulli itrt4 drarees apt-1 Jon leet
to a Miint corner ot lot ol John I. 1 . n . thence
nor ti rK decree eat tv lo 9 of John I'. l.obtt. Ir.
Hen.lnrW and W aliace I'loiu-nt-r Wl leet to Mr j
nrr of lot ol l atrica .i.t:aii. thence oy ai.l ..t
uorth '1 dtkrreei. eaut sn leet to a .ot, thence t.j
vaid loi aaain north ol iei:reeK wen l.rj tot-: t"
ll:iceol iwKinmnK. contMiniUK in all l.r irolie
more or l-.-.
No. 2. (ireen lii.U'ean.l ld, ittiate on Main
Ktteet, id tne In.rouah ol Suiuiuerhili, t.uu.le,t ou i
the northerly Mil lv Maui rtieet, on rumen
i!e l.y lot ol John Oritttih.on the fouili l.y an
alley, and on tne we.-teriy fide y lot ol James
II. iuuimer. having there..n erected a two itory
Krauie liwellluic. and aim. other llwelilnic.
No. 3 lies!. I.-r.. -e and SI .re K.xtin. lot tlnte
at the corner ol Main tilreet aud feniirty Ivania
railroad. in ihe iH.r.-utili ol umiue.-hill. tundel
aiid tle.-rrilH9d an folit.wi.. Keielnninir at the cor
ner nieiiitoned. tlteuss we-iward atonic ttie Penn
i Ivama railroad 10 irche to a nm.u, comer ol
land uow or late ol (ieorae B. Wike. thence !r
I y taid lau.lM 7 terche t a Mn.t. ih.-nce east
ward hy utlier laud of John Kn.wn H en-bea to a
ioki In line oi ald road, lhet.ee routhward alontt
rai.t roa.1 ierctie; to the .lace ol tterinntiir.
havimc thereon a larice Frame liwellina: audUie
Kmiih.
Nu. 4 Cnion Hall lot. mtuate In the borouKb
ol siuiuuicrl. Ill, corner ol Mjin rlrett and Jack
non road, ttoun.le.1 on the easterly side t Main
street, on the Routherly vide tit other lot (No.:!)
ol John Ifrowu on weMeiW aide by lot ol John 1.
Wentrolh. mud on tlie northerly tfltfle ty Jacks.. u
road, haviuit there. n erected a larice three story
Ituil'liuic, kuown as t'nttiu Hall, and a one and
one hail-strr flank OwellinK.
Nu b ( Mie halt Interest In piece or parcel ot
laud situate In t-n.yle tu-auship. known as v Ill
lam rnnale tract, a.lj .inluK lauds of (trlrtub,
hr..wii it Mineiuan. J. C dit t Sons, Irauk
Kuriz. the liuiler tract, and others, conLatuiD
4 acres, l lurches.
rj o A One halt interest In the foal and other
Minerals of acres, and ibesurtaceol 7 arrea.
more or less, ol lh-! same piece ol itriiuiiil all
known an ihe v i.liatu Kulltr tract, situate In
:ro le townslilu. d.dntUK the lauds ol Jacoh
I'rtuiele, M l.liain Murray el al.
Kc. 7. One third interest in William Murray
tract of laud Int'royle township and th.ru.iah l
siumiuerhiil. Itounded ty Pecnsylvanla railroad.
I'aiul.ria Iron l-ompany. J. t:. KTott n Sons. P.
M .slJ. Kr.tn e: al . and containing '.'. acres, 34
perei.es. and kllt-Wances.
No. ". I't in horouKh of Summerhill, houn.l-
tul and descrllted as follows: Keonoing at a in.st
rt tret soulb ol line ol I'ennsy Ivama rallioad.
Iheace south 70 degrees west 4 erches to a pnl.
thent-e l.y line o! land nt.w or late ol r. S. t'roy le
stuth 1 deitree t est at2 ichett to a poet , theuce
1. 1 line ot land ol Iiituoml north hi dearees.
east 4 perches to a post on Hue ol Nuuiuiertoll
rravryatd. thence t.y aaiii line north I degree
e -st t'3 Her,-lies to place ol ttealnnln, coulaluitiK
?; perJnes iiiil havlna: thereoo erected a so.all
Frame House, untenanted.
No. 9 Interest ol Assianor In a tract of land
at Mineral I'oint. in Kasl Taylor township.
I ounded and .1. S'-rlhcl as loilows: HeKipnliia- at
a hemlock near Sail l.lck creek, thence through
land ol Carolina Iron t-oui.any soulb 3S' le
Itrees east M e-rches to a ruruuilier,
thence south 'JI '4 dearrees west II 04 er.-hu to a
hemlock; thence south t detciees east 'iS.M perches
to a ims t . thence south 4f degrees west IT 73
perches to a p3st near tku-uiaug-h river, theuce
Parallel with said rtter J.irtti 44 tlegrees west
Is S lurches to a misl. tlieuce uurib 4tt degrees
west 14 1 perches lo a sugar, t tore I ol lowing tbe
direction ol Salt l.lck creek uorth 8 .leg ires, west
i: I erches to a white hircn, thenre X4S oegree
east til 4 perrhes t- a lech. theuce nortu 6rL3 de
grees east a 7 t-e-cliaa lo a while t.irrh, to" nee
north :ti4 degrees, east e..l rciiett to a whee
oak. ana thence nortb 4z'4 degrees ea--t Is
perches to place ot IwkuiiiIuk. coitlainiiiK to
acres and 24 perches, and bavnif thereon erected
one douttle and it.ur single Kctius tenemeut
Houses and one sm-tll Siore Kixtm.
Vk ill i e sold in sections or as a whole, to suit
purchasers.
TURKS op Salic Ten r cent, ol the purchase
money lo t.e paid wbeu the proiwrty is struck
down, one halt wbeu tne sale isconnrmed l.y tbe
tlturl. and tbe remainder In sli tuoutbs trom the
da- dateol eoiibrmaiton: delened pa meuts lo
le lie secured ny judgment Dole or murlgage,
with In I crest. at the option of the
Assignee. J. B.UKKtN.
Assignee ol John Brown and wile.
March 30. lsyj.
It AKERTS ShlVMr?no5
litu.A.MvTTi VerkCiU
ALIVIOS1
Belief
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force !
Tbe Result of Strewd Bnyici anil Far-ScciEE MaEapncnl.
Our Spring Gootls are now in. We can show you tho
Latest Styles in Dry Goods, ( lothmcr etc., at Atonih.nIv
Low Prices. -
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ISpecial Drive!
in Shccc.
Cf'Here is my guarantee:
1 F Sli( ES i Ys t V Ea i; s ti s- !
: i.aiTyi.'W'1 U ,1-L(;i E A NEW ;
- I All, rl.LL.
Shoes thai I sell w. ar out.
Ladies' dontrola tip. s;irniir heel I. tut. o-ia
or coimros 1. '.:.-are w..i : I, no
Kadies donajla, ojtera. t.iition. Ji in-4l.
uorth 1.7."..
t WE CAN
I START YOU
IhouseTeepingI
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t ANY FIGURE t
I ItllM
t $20to$25000. :
t
Ktissei. Imt ton or lace a few lefi . . . .I..Vi
are ..i t h s."
I:i, li.-s' li.tiiohi tip Llucln-r. . . i -:ire
wort Ii i m.
L:nli.-s" Ovf.ir.l tj.. in i:ns..t. put. -nt
l.-al Iot an. I l .iii.'..l.i. all s,:.((..s :t t .1
l '!- 7.1-. at.. I hi.
Ladies' Slippers, 50c.
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V .iiKIH-u - S.l lliu- lieel. lilltl.tll. sl.
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LOTHIWC
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We are now ready to show
Stcck of Men's, Youth's, l.oys and Children's (Mthinr in
Camhria eounty, with the Lowest Prices for "joo.l Comls in
the State. Our Slo k of Spring and Surniner Clothinir is
coinplete. We have all the new Spring shapes in Hats and
a complete line of Gents' Furnishinp, of all kinds. It w ill
pay you to come to see us this spring :-s we have prices to
suit the times.
Call and examine our stock. Wc will sell you nice
Goods and SAVE YOU MONEY.
It Will Pay
Packages
Executors Sale
REAL ESTATE !
'THE on1rflKnM fiiatorol Mary Ann(Vt
1. er. Ite l the tMimutcti l t leit rinit:!.
unty ol l'uitiri. Vnn tvania.. lseajel. t-y
virtue ot the Mer anl authority rente I in him
Uf Ihe lat will and tetmeiit . t ul't tecease(!.
UI eXHire tu uiiic eale on the retue
SATURDAY, MAY lOTH, 1S0I,
at 1 o'clock, r. M., the following desorlre.l real
estate to wit:
All that eertain lot of g-round siioaie In the
Vorough fl t'hest SrinKS.oounty l t'auitria and
State oi I'enn) It ama. tmnltng 90 tret on t'olutu
tta street and extenif ing said width t'Ju feel to an
alle , having an alley on Ibe southwest and lot
oiMrsSotihla liurd on tlie northeast, and tav-
J log- thereon erected a two-story
Frame Souse
and KUAMESTAHI.E and other (H THCII.Iu
1INUS.
TI Ktlli Ill'Stl.l :
One-half ot the i.urchase money to t paid on
delivery til deed, anil the remainder in six
months, with lateresl. to t secure. I !y Itond and
mortgage or judgment note of urcltaser. The
tittrchaser may have tbe privilege ot ;a)tng tbe
whole ol tlie purchase money in eah
I'KTKK M KKNZIi;
K.iecutor ef Mary Ann V.r, deceased.
Chest Springs. Ta April . lyl.
XT(tice.
X We. tie undersigned, hereby all persons
not to hunt, fish or treses In anr way cn our
premises, aa wa will prosecute to the tall extent
ot the law. II K N
JOHN l.KHK
AUKXH'S V.ILU,
J. A. (II.."S.
A. I. M'MI I.MN.
hCUH M NLI.I.IS.
ClearCeld tcwmhlp. March 0. is.
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A sn'id leather norkiu? 1km- f..r .-;ir i ,.
s-li.J.iV ".. . a .:nr
II you .:tnt a ui.-e .ir.-ss sMM. Saim
...i.L'r.ss.ir ;-e... 1.7,-t ,.v ate u..itii
Men's .nii-i, ti,, l ,lt-i,, rcalf... ...:.i-;,.
worth M.iti.
Men's Fine Coneordan
IKC, Han.l-sewe.l, for s..((0
they are worth .-".(. Ml.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
L'H'e or Cttnirress. s r((
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on :i ii:inl-seYCil Kanptroo, l:Ue
or conrres, fur
Von c'lmnot duj-licif e 1 1 1 1 -
shoe in any other slrc for les
t!t:iu
so.oo.
I) Give urs a ell forSJioes
and yon will Le convinced that
we carry the l.est Line in town
lor Wear, Stle anl Low Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER
L.OTHIWC
vou the Largest nn.l Vtri
Very Respectfully,
C A. SHARBAUGH,
Carrolltown.
You
TopotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mailings, Oil Cloths,
RlanKets, Feathers, &c. Prices Reduced on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID On All fir"f
James Quinim.
(honest coods
TOR
HON EST MONEY.
A NEW LIGHT
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LI BE t TY SHOE CO..
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ST &S. SHOE I 1HC WORLD FOR S2s
Several i,l our t-et customets ate well-kn-.wn I t-ns-urg
iet.e. 1 hey can and will r--,.nirtiet.d
laitterty Shoes tcaa.- they .ive worn fteiu.
We want t sell more. Write 'o-day tor our rat
al. gua and the narues of lli,c in oar town to
whom we reler.
le'ct sin
N(l ICK Is Iteret.y riven that 3tj a ..ri ion
a ill 1 nia.ie tn rite 'our t I '.iinnon l'e ,i
of I'atttl.tta rsi.nn'v. l'a.. on taati. Jmb.
Oh. A Is l. i,t n oVl.-k a . uttorr ti e
tria'ton Act t April i"4 and tlie several
aupt'lemeots thereto. Iy P. .1 Inelrich. J.4-.fn
A. Uray. Itdirej. rarahaugh. W"tu. Sci.rcth.
anil Ait.trew tkr-nriHte 1.-1 ie charter ol an in
tended cor-ofi ion to Ne calle.1 ; KS Nl ik-I-IN
ok iiik litiKtliii ay : i; i; 'i.i
ItlW.N. I'A ." the ..l )-t l whlrli is li e i.r..tti,.
tton and cultivation t.l thettertuan lat.guage. art
of music and song, lor soc'al iuiercur ol its
metnters and their 'amilie. arnl ior the iar
.ra t have and em iy all the rigtits and
pri ileges con lerred t.y tne said act and it sup
pletnepi.. T. K. St'AM.AN.
May 11.14. Solictor.
NtlTlt'r". Is hereby ttlven that the f.. II. .wing
acsj.unts hve tiea tiled in the C..urt ot
'-omtnon I'leas td t'auiona cnnly , r"a . an.twitl
lie eonnrni.! ty said ctiurt on the UliSf MN
UAV IN Jt'.N K. IV'4. unless cause l shtwn to
the contrary:
First account of John Haa ksworiu. g-unee ot
Homer S. t'usic.
J.C. UAKbV.
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