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At a meeting of tin; Khcnshtirir hoard
'f health, on Monday. K. V. Iltiinphreys
was aiipointed hi allh ollio r. The duties
of the ollicer is to make an xauiiuat ion of
c llars, yards, alleys, etc., and report all
laccs that are not in proper sanitary con
dition. The sal;,, y ied is per year.
'I he frost on Tuesday inornini; was un
usually severe on the hill tops in Suminer
hill, Croyle and Camliria towifhips. The
corn and potatoes were badly injured, and
it is (eared the meadows and fall crops
suffered also. The i;rape vines were hadly
nipped and tomato plants that were set out
were frozen to the crouml. In the valleys
the f(. melted the frost hefoiesuni ise and
the damage was Iml trilling.
The Mellefoute Xt rx of Wednesday of
last week records thatdiirius the storm on
Friday, isth inst.. the house l.clonin: to
M.iniel rahrinuer, of Tusseyville, was
struck hy liKhtniii and he was instantly
killed. The fluid also hadly injured a son
of Mr. !.. who is Mill living hut MKely to
die. One of the strange freaks of the elec
tric cnrieiit was t hat in passing along the
floor it t,,i, (,ff tin. s,,les of the shoes of two
oT Mr. Fahiinger's hildren wit honi doing
them hiMlily harm. The housedid not take
lire l.nt was torn up hadly. None ,,f the
rest of the family wen; injured.
The state permanent committee held
the annual examination in the school
huiiding on Friday and Saturday last.
Thirteen applicants w ere examined, name
ly: M isses Annie .lones. Kheifl.urg; Liz- j
y.ic .limes, Johnstown; Annie Meymu..
Kheif hurg; Harriet Mradley. Klienshtirg: J
Mary Dougherty, portage: Kmrna Tied- 1
nick, .lohistown; Mary rarrniddy.
Johnstown: Klla Connelly. Johnstown:
Mollie Myers, Johnstown: ami Messrs. ;.
K. Ilipps. Chest Springs; D. S. Yoder.
iieistowi,: ('. Harshliergcr. Conemaugh.
anil U. 1-. Uil.lett. They all passed suc
cessful examinations.
I he liini'kilili' of freight c.lused hy the
delay occasioned hy the il i-a-t i ons wash
out on the Pennsylvania railroad has hecn
lifted. I tilling t he rehiiihliii.r of it... ,1...
stroyed trestle at Mineral P lint, the move
ment of ail through freight, was stopped,
ami many long trains were tied up on eith
er sjdc of the break. The prompt delivery
of the freight taken during the period of
tr-i'ihle arising from the flood was not
guaranteed. As soon as a single track was
completed at the break trains were ruslu d
over it as rapidly as pos-ihle, until the
congest ion, which eMended a considerable
distance on either side, is now at an end.
( hiincev M. Depew says that the
picst mini iu the world to-day is tin
cessfnl farmer. "Mr sits under hi
vim-ami lig tree, imdist urU-d by mad.Ien
' noise of t l,e city. Manks fail, railroads
go i nil. t he hands of a receiver, booming
towns collapse ami all business stagnates,
but I he w i-e fin mil can snap his lingers
at these failures. He is monarch of all he
surveys on his broad a'-res. The honesty
of his buys ami the purity of his girls are
guarded against temptation ami iu them
he has given the country its best manhood
and womanhood. The fanner is to he en
vied ami if he is not con ten ted with his lot.
he i- l.-n kiiig iu wisdom."
The llollidiiysbiirg S7(i( (ic says: A
cii-e of interest to farmers am! tow if hip
(nicer- was tried at the county court last
week. The plaintiff was William Wey int.
t he mi perv jsor of I Wa it- tow uship. ami l he
li f.-inlaii I was Thomas Patterson, a tax
payer in the -a me low us hi p. 'I" he suit w as
brought, to recover tun years' hack
road taxes amounting to $lo. T..e defense
was that Mr. 1'altet-on had erect d and
maintaiuri! in good repair a public water
trough ah ng the town-hip mad. having
pute. clean water running into the same,
and was easy of aei i-ss. suitable for wat
ering horses aad cattle. The defeiidaiit
claimed that under the provisions of the
act of April is7i,. he was entitled to ,he
annual com p n-a t ion of for the use of
the trough and t he failure of the township
to pay the sum for two jiars squared the
claim foi taxes. Supervisor Weyandt in-si-l.-.l
I hat the trough had been maintain
ed without hi--aiii-ti.m ami ant hoi it y, and
the law made the matter wholly discre
tionary with the supervisors. Judge M.-ll
also i.x.k this view- of the case ami directed
a eiili.-t in fa vor of l he plaintiff. This f
the lirst reported case under the watering
trough law.
Ileriirm ltt I-y Srri If ri nl Motilli
t'ft It . Km in r r Ii 1 1 unit H llmnrr
D. F. Stiiieiiian l'osl No. iViOC. A. P.
and J. C. Stim man Po-r L'ln S. of V., of
South Fork, formed al that place at S
"clock on Wednesday morning ami after
decorating t lie graves of the sohlit i dead
of tin nation t 1. the cemeteries I here, di-
iih il into t w o details, one of which pro
ceeded to the Coleman and M t. I'nion
cemeteries -o nth of Willliole, and the oth
er going by w ay of Siitnrni-i hill and Pring
le hill. Iiieeting at Wilmore, where the
graves iu the 1'. M. ,u t hcrai. and Cat Iml ic
cemeteries were decorated. In the afler
I II the exercises Were belt, ill the I'. M.
church w liere a lie.-iutilul American tlag.
the gill of Hon. J.C. Slinemati. was pre
sented to t he .1. C. St in eir. all Po-t of Soul h
Fork iu recognii ion ol the honor conferred
on that gentleman by naming the Post af
ter him. Comrade N. S. t ii'orge. in an elo
quent and patriotic address, presented the
tlag. which was receixeil for the Sons of
Yi (elans by Commander V. II. Moore in
a neat and appropriate response. Th
South Fork hand ami the Portage hand
rendered p:it riulic music, ami a large as
semblage of the people of the surrounding
country was in attendance.
vtMrrituir. I.lrrnoro.
The follow ing marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
br the week eliding Thursday, May :tl.
I v.i I:
.lames Kdmiiml Adams and Martha
( .l ad w ell. Frugality.
Charles F. Dean ami Flora M. Muthraiitf,
Keilde tow nship,
Michael A. Moiiithan at.d Martha J.
Hi In-, Wa-hingtoii town-hip.
M. i I McAimlty. Mat tic-boro. ami lliilda
Mi ringer. Meringer, Indiana county.
James K. Ft.ler. Johnstown, and Mrs.
Flick, Ilolli.laysburg.
Mrnifirliil ltn.T
Memorial Day in Kbensburg was on
set ved w ith the usual appropriate '-re-inonies,
tlii1 parade forming at oui-o'clock
ill the opera house and inarching to the
court house w here Hon. A. V. Matker de
livered an address.
After the address the parade formed and
marched to the several cemeteries in this
place w here a Hag and wreath of flowers
were placed on each soldiers grave.
I n t he evening a camp liie was held at
the court house w here Rev. C J. I-'eight
delivered an address.
Will lr Trleil for .lnrilr.
Thomas Cush, w ho was shot by Harry
Marsh .a tramp, at Johns town, on Mon
day of last wick, mention of which was
made in last week's Fkkkman. died on
Friday morning. After his death a charge
of murder was made hy Constable Logan,
of the Fifteenth warn. Iiefore Alderman
Mums. A coroner's iinjue-t was held and
a verdict that "Thomas Cush came to his
death hy a bullet lired from a revolver
held in the hands of Harry Marsh.'
Marsh is 'S.l years of age and was brought
to jail on Saturday.
;mI. Wh II Work!
Out of t he six Republican nominees for
Cambria county office. Itye are old sol
diers and all live lielong lo i. A. R. Po-ts.
A fitting recognition of that noble oigan
i.atioti. (Inxlimj.
The "old soldier" racket did not count,
however, in the appointment of a court
house janitor.
Ill IMoii t'riirrH.
Chester county has recently had a suit at
law over division farm fences, the solution
of w hich has effectually atlirmed the force
of the act of lsj' so fiir as it relates to this
class of fences. Hi this suit the plaintiff
and defendant own adjoining farms. The
plaintiff was dissatisfied w ith the charac
ter of a piM tion of the division fence main
tained hy the defendant, and taking action
under the act of 1S4-, called the auditors
of the township, w ho, hy the specilic pro
visions of the act. became the fence view
ers of the township. After tieing duly
sworn, these fence viewer carefully ex
amined the feme iu dispute, ami after de
liberation made the following report:
That Mr. Kobcrts. the plaintiff, maintains
KM panels of fence and Mr. Sarchet, the
defendant ll'.i panels. That Mr. MoU-its"
fence is a suflicieiit and lawful fence, but
ot M r. Sarchets" fence Ti panels were not
suOi cieiil and law Inland needed re-set ting
with new posts, ai d r.l panels reiiiired re
pairing. "We hereby decide and direct
that Joseph Sarchet proceed within ten
days to reset ami repair the said fence at
lils expense ar.il complete the same in a
rea-onahle time," cuds th.- report.
After t he lapse of t w el ve days Mr. Sar
chet having made no move towards re
pairing the fence, the fence- v iewers di
rected Mr. Wyalt to make the necessary
repairs, ami ordered t lie expenses charged
agaiu.-t Mr. Sarchet, ami the suit wa
brought to recover the hill for repairs,
which aniouiiteii to $:';. ivs.
On hearing the case an i considering the
evidence. Judge Hemphill decided in favor
of the plaintiff, and ordered the ilefemiant
to pity the hill for repairs, ami iu making
this decision the judge very distinctly
ruled that t he repeal of I he general fence
laws of lToii ami l?t- iu no way affected the
provisions of I he act of March lllh. 1 '.
1 tir Cimi'liiHliiili WimlHinl.
Robert Pitciiirn. superintendent of the
Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania
railroad, said al Pittsburg on Tuesday
that the question as to what kind of a
bridge was to lie built at Conemaugh was
entirely iu the hand- of t In-olli. ial- in
the genet ill office of 1 In-com pan y at, Phila
delphia. Some kind of ;i structure w ill be
necessary to take the place of the tempor
ary bridge built at thill point. So much
money will be involved, how ever, t hat con
siderable time will be necessary to reach
a final deef ion.
The place was to have been inspected
on Tuesday, preparatory to reaching some
conclusion, but as the decision w ill be
made only after a t borough investigation,
it may be some time before anything is
done. Danger of high w atcr is t bought to
be over for t his season, and l he struct tin
built last week will answer all purposes
for some month at least. Consulting en
gineers have been on the ground. Mefole
taking definite action all 1 In-plan-w ill
have to be ratified by the general officers.
Meanw hile the temporary structure has
been 'illcd in with st ne. the work being
r 'polled on Wednesday i's having In en
almost completed. The plan adopted w as
tn run cars loaded wnh -lone u pon t he
wooden slruclure, ami by dumping it
through the 1 rest le till t he opening up, so
as to form as solid a roadbed as possible.
My doing this a sati-faciory trestle for
temporary purposes has been const rin ii-il.
RmI r.xlnie TrmiklprM.
John W. Warfel t.. F. W. Clark, assignee.
Morrellville; consideration. SI.
Jacob M. Hash to Iliiam la-liman.
Stonvcreek township.
(i. Plister to Patrick Meahey. Washing
ton tow n-hip. Stai.
John 11. Sherry to P. R. Cosgiove. Marr
tow iiship.f l.aOII.
Frank Durlii n to John Dod-on. fn -on.
v.-..
Klias M. Horner to Jacob Horner. Couc
inatigh. ?'.
Samuel S. McCartney t- Cringe M.
Meyers, assignee, Meade tow nship, 1.
Cambiia Iron Company to 'oii.elins
Hunt, Fast Conemaugh. tXnt.
John Overlx-rger to M.-rnaid Mitinger.
Carroll township. 7."..
J. A. Shoemaker to Charles Mi Fa, Men.
Marr township, $!.T.
Minus J. Siinker to Matilda Dougherty,
( iallitin. f H.
Paul Short lo Meriiiird Mit.inger. Cairo!1
tow uship. fr-.i.
Mel hard Mit.inger to Frank Mitzinger.
Carioll township,
Joseph Farahaugh to Fli.ahelh Fara
haugh. Spangler, '1.1.
Andrew Fees to Anna M. McKcige.
Hastings, J-jm.
Charles Kiliier to Liilhcrn cemetery.
Hastings, f-.iio.
Joi n Williams to S. P. Hen heli ot h.
Morrellville, J.mih.
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Cu k.st Si'Ki M.s. Pa.. May :tl. ts-.it.
El. Fl.'KKM A N : Some people sil y thill
corporations have tin souls, yet the soul of
a corporation has discovered itself in the
person of Superintendent Movell. of the P.
K. R.. and thereby hangs a narrative.
That enterprising physician of the pro
gressive tow n of Pal ton. Dr..!. M. Noonaii.
led a detachment of veterans to Wesiover.
Cleat lield county, iu order to decorate the
sleeping places of the soldier dead in the
cemetery at that place, and all honor to
Superintendent l.ovell, of Cresson, who
furnished a free ride in a special car for
t he pat I io'.ic delegation. Thill's the Win
to show your colors ami Maud hy tin.- de
fenders of "Old I "lory!
Patriotic addrcs-es were then delivered
by MeV. J. J. I.llililell. of St . A llgust i lie;
Dr. J. M. Xoonan, ( ant. Duniiegaii. Mr.
Mi he and a veteran from Pattoi,, Mr. Ceo.
Detiarmo. The niemorv of the dead
soldiers was honored and their a- t ions re
hearsed in a tilting eulogium. Father
l.iiddeii w as intriKliii ed by the burgess of
Chest Springs, Mr. Luther M. Leary, iu a
most courteous manner.
The Post and drum corps then visited
Capt. Dune gait's place where they were
suitably entertained. The hotels came
next ami the veterans were hospitably
met. treated to cigars, etc. The II. C.
t'hrisly Post room ami iidjacent buildings
were profusely il.-r iriilol w i t h tm nling and
the members wore gorgeous soldiery trafi
pings. Leaving Ashville the martial iiaml
played "Kenmiire. he is on an" awa", lad
ly." while the ollicer of t lie day led t lie
column on his ca ort ing charger like the
v-ritithle K'eiimure himself, resplendent jn
glittering uniform.
After marching some distan.se all bands
look to carriages furnished hv patriotic
citizens. The Post then proceeded to Chest
Springs and St. Angu-line. n.
Itealln of t'.lmvr tirmit.
Flmer tirant, the well know n pugilist,
who was liorn and taiscd in Johnsiown,
died at his home it: Reaver Falls
on Sunday morning, aged .'!.". years.
He had suffered much for a long time from
catarrh of ihe stomach, which baffled the
skill of the medical fraternity. His case
is a remarkably sad one; from a rugged
athlete of -".'. pounds of clean bone and
brawn, he wasted away until at the time
of his death, he weighed a scant one hini
h ii ml red pounds Mailing the usual fail
ings of men given to such a life, he had
qualities of a character that made many
friends and kept them; he had a kind
heart and had his lines fallen iu different
p'aces he would probably have left a re
spected memory. The deceased leaves a
wife and three children.
NlMtr rlltorll Eirnrlon.
The executi ye commit tec of the Penn
sylvania State Fdiloriul Association have
decided ii (ion the summer excursion for
July 2nd tit '.ith. The trip will he made lo
Ashbury Park, N. J., and as the annual
meeting of the National Editorial Associa
tion occurs at the same time and place,
this w ill no doubt tm the most important
and entertaining summer outing of the
State Association for many years. It is
proMsed to have all who participate in
this excursion rendezvous at Philadelphia
on Monday night, July 2nd, and leave
Rroad street station in a body by special
train for Ashbury Park on Tuesday morn
ing. July 3rd.
1 lie K?iitllraii t oiucnllon
On Monday the Republican county con
vent ion met at the court house and was
called lo order hy Chairman Dr. J. S. Tay
lor. One hundred and forty-eight dele
gates responded when the roll was called,
and F. Y. Jones, of Johnstow n, and T. C.
Patterson were elected temporary secre
taries. Anderson 11. Walters, of Johnstown, was
elected chairman over A. M. Coont, of
Coopcrsdale, by a vote of .Vf to After
electing the temporary secretaries as per
manent secretaries, the convention got
(low u to business and proceeded to make a
noun nat ion for sheriff.
David W. Coulter, of Franklin; Samuel
W. Davis, of KlH-ushurg; Samuel M. Mill
er, of Johhslow u. and James T. Young, of
Ftichsburg. were each placed in nomina
tion. The lirst ballot resulted as follows:
FIKST II ALLOT.
Coulter To
Davis :.T
M iller H
Young 7
As it. reiiiired 7." votes to make a nomi
nation there was no choice on the lirst ami
the convent ion then proceeded to the sec
omt and then to the third:
St.diMl ItAl.l.llT.
Coulter ?!
Davis Ol
Millet s
Young
I lilhl' iiAl.l.oT.
Coulter 7".
I lay is to
Miller
There w ;is a considerable amount of glee
manifested by Coulter's friends when, on
tlie announce incut of the result, it was
found thai Coulter was nominated, lie
had been kicked ami cuffed out of Repub
lican conventions so often that his
friends could hardly rcaiic that he had at
la.-t lieeii successful.
For assembly, Isaac F. Chandler, of
Johnstown; Samuel D. Patterson, of Marr
township; Mil liard .1. Yothers, of lias-ting-
; J ariili C. Si ini-nia n, of South Fork:
W. P. Davis, (d Morrellyille. and C. T.
Roberts, of Kbensburg. were each placed
iu nomination. The balloting was then
proceeded with and resulted if loilows:
ki i: st i:a i.i.iit.
("handler -Vl
Pal terson ."i."i
Yothers :;.n
St iii' inau ss
Davis Jf.
Roberts ::i
The ;irsl biilioi resulted in St ini-man.-iiominat
ion and t he convention then pio
cccilcd to ballot for the other nominee.
m:i om it v i.i or.
'handler '
Patterson . .
Yol hers. . . .
I tavis
Roberts
.41
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. is
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. p:
but
A'J
.::
i iiii:i liAt.i.itT.
handler
Pat lel soli
Yo! Iiers
RoIm I ts
All the Ciindidates then withdrew
Chandler ami Patterson.
Kol h ill ItAl.l.oT.
Chandler
Patterson
Patterson w as declart-d 1 he nominee:
For poor dii e( tor r Woods, of 7th
Wiird. Johnstown; W. . Miami, of l.':th
ward. Johif tow n, and James Moore, of l-l
Wiird. Johifiow n, were placed iu nomina
tion. The lirst ballot resulted in Moore's
nomination by the following vote:
Moore
Woods '1
Miami ."i
1-or jury commissioner the following
gentlemen w ere placed in nomination: F.
P. Maker, of Sii-iUchiinna town-hip; W.
D. M ilh-r. of Dale: .Inline. Mee-.-. of .'.th
w aril. Johns tow n ; Philip Davis, of Jack -sou
tow nshi p: David K. Fvans. of Cam
hriii township; Ceorge S. Paul, of I7th
w aid. .lotni-low n. and P. M . Smi t h. of 1 1 1 h
w aid. Johiftow ii.
W. D. Miller was nominated on the L'Md
ballot. The bill lot- were as follows:
1st.
...14
. . . f.t
. ..i:t
L'lld.
Maker
M ill.-r
M.-ese
Davis i:t
Fans : ;
Paul 4
Smith s
The following resolution was offered but
after some discussion was laid on the table:
Mesolved. That iu lutiite county conven
tions of the Mepubl ican party the r. pie
sent at ion of ilisi ricts shitu M. as f.dl.iws:
I or ili-t i i.-!- hay lug 7.". or le i ban 7.". ;.-
publican Votes, one delegate; for ill-tin Is
li. lying more than 7a Mcpiihlu-im votes,
two delegates lor each 7. or fract ion t here
of, the n pic-. n I at ion lo In mpiiled iimn
t he vote polled for the candidate nn he
county ticket receiving the largest iiiiiiiIh'I
of Voles at the last, election held previous
to I he i on veiling of the county con yen ion
Who Mill l) It.
AIM he claims sent to t he com missiom-rs'
office .luring the past year for sheep killed
by dogs have lieeii returned lo the justices
of the peace. They ha ye g i en i nsi riu I ion
that the claims are to he paid hy the
school lioaid of f-iich township. For the
last few ears i t. has been the custom and
w as made so by an act of the legislature,
that the school hoards of each township
or Ixiroiigh iu the county should levy all
dog taxes, collect all money and pay all
claims for damage done to sheep by dogs.
In May, ls'.i:t. an additional act was passed
which gave the power to lay an.l collect all
taxes ami to settle all claims into the hands
of the county commisiouers. The new law
look effect June 1. 1 S'.CS. The layv was not
know ii by tin- hoards of directors generally
throughout the coumry and the hoards
continued to lay the taxes. Lately it
came to 1 heir know ledge that the power
lay in tin- hands of the comiiiissioiiers. and
w hen application was made to them for
claims by those who lost, sheep they had
t hem forwarded through the justices of
the peace lo the county- commissioners.
The comiiiissioiiers have decld -d that
since the levy was made hy the school
Ik. arils am! the money received by them
they have the right to pay all claims. In
asmuch as no money has been received
through the county treasurer for dog
taxes, the comiiiissioiiers claim they are
not jusi itied in pitying the claims. All the
claims received by thecolliinissionel s were
returned to the justices to lie given to the
school boards for settlement. If he
school boil ids refuse to settle them, on the
plea t hat the law places I he pow er ill the
hamls.of the coinmissiiiiiei s, a lawsuit may
result. After June 1. ls'.M, all the dog
taxes will lie levied hy the commissionei s
according to the recent act. I'liiontuwii
Xcirx - &tmi'ht nl.
Itlrli In l:iprrlnrr.
On Monday at the Republican conven
tion, after the lirst ballot had been taken
on assembly and Stineman notuinaled, an
earnest Patterson delegate front one of
the northern districts was tailoring hard
try ing to convince a delegate who was in
clined to vote for Roberts lo change his
views. He said "We don't want new men;
we want men of experience. Stineman has
served one term and Patterson was there
as doorkeeper and knows as much about
the business as Stineniaii. Yote for Pat
terson and we'll have two men that have
had experience."
The tiains leaving Kbensburg at l:'- a.
m .. and Cresson for Kleiisburg at Jl:'i A.
M., will lie discontinued.
On Susquehanna extension hut one round
trip daily will he made, leaving Rradley
Junction at 10: t' A. xi., and returning
leave Cherry tree at L.'tO l m., instead of 2
i'. m., as at present.
The I.hciishitrg train will make the trip
to Cherry tree, where the crew w ill take
dinner, arriving in FU-iisluirg in time to
make the regtilat 3:30 trip to Cresson in the
afternoon.
The tJmitnnlrd Limit Tarn,
Kl. Fi:ekmax. I promised last week to
explain the doctrine of a graduated land
tax and its application to the wants of the
toiling millions of our land; for however
much political economists may talk aixnit
high tariff, low tariff, or absolute fre
trade as a panacea fop the present business
depression, the overshadow ing problem tr
ibe land question. The homestead of tin
toiler is at once the bulwark of political,
social and economic freedom. Mehind this
impregnable fortification, the toiler mav
successfully defy the aggressions of the
oppressors of lalxir. The right of the indi
vidual to a holding on the so:! tieing one.
assured, the question of wages will lie eas
ily adjusted. As the world was created
for all. il is hy right a c.uiimon heritage.
Fach individual is endowed by the fact of
his exist auce w it h t he right to t he free use
of so inn -h of t omI's earth as is suflicieiit
for him lo provide by means of of his labor,
either nieiit-il or manual, or both, a suf
licieiicy of the necessaries and comforts ol
civilized life for himself ami those of right
dependent on him. He who holds more
t ban this to the exclusion of his ticighhoi
is an nsuricr, and should in equity, lie dis
possed of all holdings above the limit of
his natural and inalienable right. This
might le done by 1 he ejectment of the
holders from such inouoHili.ation of land,
and the settling of the toilers in small
homesteads thereon. This would require
legislative enactments and legal processes
that would lie tedious and expensive. To
pievcnt a:id remove the curse of laud mo
nopoly, and at the same time enable our
workitigmen to secure homesteads with
the least possible jar and friction of the
machinery of government js the design of
the advocates of the graduated land tax
idea. To explain: For the support ol
government justly ami economically ad
ministered all html shall pay a certain ro
;nM of a fair valuation. The mat. who
bolus no more land t ban is necessary lo sup
port himself and family by their exertions
shall pay nothing but, this tax say for a
farm id good hind not exceeding lotl acres,
or a valuation of .''..ii. If a man bolls
land in excess of this limit, increase the
rale; if be haye twice this amount, in
crease ag;iin say double t he rale on lam!
Ill excess of t he limit : double ulice more al
t w ice I he limit : at t luce t imes don bleou e
mole, and so on infinitum. With the
surplus tax thus raised, create a fund iu
each county treasury lobe loaned to per
sons purchasing homesteads not in excess
of I he limit allowed on lirst mortgage, for
a term of years sufficient to enable the
head of a family to in quire a home on easy
payments. The payment of such loans
would keep up a constant fund lo assist
others to homesteads, enforced idleues
would be a thing of the past, class dis
'iiietions would disapear. peace and plenty
would supplant riots and want, and man
kind would take :i mighty stride upwards
tow aid that high plain-of civilization for
which I lie great. Creator destined us. I he
con-iimmatioii of which man's rapacity
and folly alone have so long delayed.
Yours iu t he cause (,f social reform,
.1. M.
Otll u.tr jr.
MY A N'. Died at her home iu A I toon a on
Tuesday. Mav -.".Mb. l-.t, Mrs. Kate Myan,
w ife of Joseph A. Myan.
AUcit a year ago she received two slight
-trokes of piiralysis a.id last Friday night
s'ie was again stricken, herdeath resulting.
Deceased was born near Minister, this
county, over tifty years ago. Her maiden
name vas Kale M vers ami she was mar
ried to Joseph Mvan at Lore! to nineteen
years ago. Toget her l hey w cut to Altoo
na four years later ami have since resided
t here. Tin' union y as not blessed yyith
children.
Mesjiles her hii-haml. y ho is the sexton
f St. John's eeineiery. M rs. Mvan is sur
vived by two brother- and three sjsters, as
follows; Jo-. -pi. Myers, of Freeland: ex
Sheriff James Myers. Mrs. Josi.e D. Par
rish and Mrs. Su-an lla--on. of Khcushtirg,
ami Mrs. John .instead, of Hastings.
The deceased was an earnest and devout
member of St. Mark's Catholic church.
She w as a-o connected yyiih the League
of t he Sacred Heart.
The funeral took place on Thursday
morning at lo o'clock, when a requiinu
mass was celebrated at St. Mark's church.
I ulet iii.-iii in St. John's cemetery.
Tlie Wurlil'ii I'mr ' ritulll for t ! iicrii
f II iHiry .
The "Monk of the i til i liters."' one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued is now being offered by the
Pittsburg JHxiMttrh to its readers. It is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
made by a liewspa-r. See the lUxnitrh
for lull information.
!
.lllirrlliinrniiK .Vollrra.
PROF. LITTLE,
THE EYE SPECIALIST,
OF PITTSBURG,
Will he In Ktnatirif . June 4ih. at lr. ?rerrva
leatal I iltlre. III.ik.iiw mint ami turni-linl" it
nenitpil. onpultallon free. Hours Iumo a. m..
till 4 :tn e. m
IKKNSKt'KO. 'A.. APK1I. 'i. 1H'.4 I hava
J niHile arr-.ttiKCiuen.tfl with Pretender -t-.n
ana litter, who will i-.aiiliu". iha normal school
this rummer in Klenfturw'. to lve Inj-lrui'tinn.s
n Tj im r II I nic unit Strni)irhy at r a
vnnal.u: rate. s,l(j,,nM wti.t wish lo take up
tli cimino fhiiiihl write me at otu-e lor parllru
li rs. Stuilent-s who itesire to do id, ran com
mence al any time Iroiu II. " .lute.
JtNMECKAVEK.
lil.-li.1fl
i. lie annual tnerttnir ot stock hi. tiler tor
le. tn.D ol itircrtors ol reskou an! : learn-l!
'on I anil 'nke t i.itnimny will le held at the eiti.-e
th- in.ny t Kruaa'ity. Ha.. on WKHNtS.
HAY. Jl'f K -Jo, IS;!, al 1 o'clock. I'. M.
B. O. H A1 AN.
Jun j 1, 18-.M. Secretary.
I' H K Klienstium Itiiililnm & lan Association
wilt otter tor !ale al the c- uoi'il -hauil-r. Kt
.Mliiinc, on tbe :ourtb iMomtay In June,
fl.iMio.ifti. THUS. IIAVIS,
I.icstkk T.akimkk. Secretary. I'resl.lent.
IMUlKTANr NliTlCE.
The many pattern ol Ir. Nairn are nntifte.1
hut liereulter lii.i oi-e will tie at the tUi.i'al
lloiel in Jobnslown. where hit. accommiNtatl.ina
are tietter. junl.3
yt'Ks.
I lieorireTa. KredertctiB. ol Cnenshnnc. pajs
Hie htuliei-l market price tor all kui.l rt lur.4.
BRIDGE LETTINGS !
SKAI.Kll pmposalii will be rrreireil at the
Cikutity tommirtrlunerK ottire in Knenit.une.
I'anilirta -oonty. Pa., nntil Inexdaj. June.
12. nl vnr n'rloi k, I, m., lor the
erei-iion ot three Iron Itriiiyeit In sai.l roiiniy.aA
loltowii. to wit: Cine at Klton. In Ail mil town
fliip: one at Nant y-rflo. In lilaekllck t"W.iahi.
ami one In Spameler tKirikUKh HI. In mui4t he rc
arate in maso'iry ami rupi rxtruotrre. Separate
toils w it also t.e re.pure.l on eacb hrlilae, a l
Itiouirh parties may tu.l on any two. oral!. I they
ilesllo I'Ihiik anil ncltlcalioii can l-e seen
at aid ('iiiUKSntiiners' ettice. Siieccsslul Imblcrs
will tie ri iuireil to Kive Im.ii.1 tor tbe lailhlul per-lorm.-tnce
ot contract. 'I'lie I 'ominis.iionera re
rerve the riizht to reiect any orall t.bls.
J. . I.u Y l.
I. K. I'll.lJiN, I Commissioner.
UKO M WKKTZ. 1
Attest : John '. IIateii, 1'ierk.
ta.eoBl.nrn, I'a.. M'y . 1st! .tt.
1XEt:UTOK'S Nliril'E.
j Ktteol Anthony Shlher. decease.!.
j-(teis tevtamcatary on Ibe eKtale ol Anthony
Nhiter. deee-tstsii. late of Munster township,
('amlirla cunty, Pennsylvania, hTio heen
mauled to uir. a.l e Kims Indrhteil to said es
tate are her-liy noli tie.! to make paymeut to me
without delay, and those havlna: elailiu aaatn-l
sai.l estate will present them pMperly authenti
cated lor settlement.
AIJIYSU'S SHIHKK,
Lilly. May ffi. lsyl.
XJOTICR Is lieety it (Ten that Oliver J. 1 teenier
IN ban nled his lictlllim lor the tran-lerol the
wholesale license umineil to le-rve Yeley. In
the iMir-ueh of I'ailuiin. in Iheotttce el the ttlerk
ol Uuarter Seaslong ol faru'ina county an.l that
the same will te presenuxl to the (aid court tor
Its cinslderalion on W fclN fcSKA Y. JUNHsrU.
18'U J.tl.liAKltY.
May is. IsM. (Jierk Ci- S.
it)
ALMOST
Beyowd
ELGEF !
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force !
Tlie Eesnlt of Sbrewd Bnyics anil Far-Seeing Management.
Our SDrins' fJnniU ftrn nnn' in on 1. ... 4 1. .
i o - "v ..iu niiuyy uu lilt;
Latest Styles in Dry Goods, Clothing etc., at Astonishingly A
Low Prices. 'T
rmj
- ' 4. 4. j. 4? -1'
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Dark wash nl:n-i v. wr van"
l.luc l.ruils. ...k-. m t yard, furim r price x-
rii-li.... H.r n,
Dress tfinirhaiiis. all .ulti riis ..;.
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 7 Cents.
Mllslill. full v .iril i.i.. far r. ,
1 Hit inn el. ii U. all .at ti rns. at . ..W. ami Uu-.
, t , ' -'iv. an coiurs (,.
s vests, verv rancv. at )
iiMViVVv-vVr1-'1' NvEiriKs in
I KI M MI.Ni:s at ( U.S.. (inures.
l.;:7;,M.',''',, s'iU' i" IAl'K AND KM
1KMDKI.IKS from L'c. mt yanl up.
ClotMi anfl Gents' FninisMnp.
ur stiK'k (if clot liiiiLr was never as c(.m
l.li'te as now. Any km. I i.f cm ur iiatteru
vi.ii want.
Men's Miits in sack only Tor $:!..Vt
Keller suits in any cut from f.Viiii up
'l (tilth's :t-piece suits from j-.'.tm up
I'liililren's '-piece suits fritlii t.'. nn
t liililn ii s knee pants for i.v 1
IN - GEKTS' - FURNISHINGS
We Excell Many Larger
Establishments.
Fancy lanmlrieii shirts with collar at
tticl.eil for )'.
I.ateststyle fancj la iiiiiiii.-l shirts with
two collars for iri,.
Window lilituls ijn mn colors otilv) with
imteiit stirini; for only im-
t'ni '.aiti poles complete for :
Wall Paper--A Specialiy-ffall Paper
IXSrrniture, Trunks ami
Valises must go to make room.
Kit. hen chairs. ltL-ht or dark, for (.'.7. er
Set.
Solid haul wood la'driMim suit . eiuht pieces,
for only -1
Ciiiilxiards. sinks, sideboards 'ind luui.iri's '
at verv low prices.
I'S""These i-ihkIs are all new and lirst I
L't ailc VMH k on .Ih-iii. I
Special Drive
in Shccc.
-f5""IIcn is my cuaraiilee:
T if siii iks Yi ix- v v k. i: "satis"
: i.iVi,.,!!i.,'.'.' 1 "ILLiilVKA XKW i
. I All. h KKK.
S. Shoes that I sell We.tr out.
Kadies (ioiijrola t ip. s;it iiij; heel l.iil t. np.-ra
tr coiiLTesv ?l.j:.-are worth ;
I. a. Ill's .Inn-,a, opera, Imttoii, 1 1 tm ace
worth fl.T.'..
t WE CAN
I START YOU
IhouseTeepingI
ANY FIGURE X
FK09I
I $20 to $2,000. !
Kltset. Illlttoll or lace a few left fl.rni
are wiirlh -..".ii.
Ladies' i!ou;oia tip Kluclier $!.: are
worth ('...
Ladies' Oxford tie iu Kustet. patent
leather and ili.tiirola. all shapes and
SI'les 7.V. and up
Ladies' Slippers, 50c.
AN D l.'I'WA KDS.
Children's sprinir he-. t.utt..ii. sj,. .-, to
s ;
I nf.ilits" shoes from ;;. up
A very stylish shoe f..r men. coio;res. (r
lace l.'J"i are worth fJ.im
A so'id leather yvorkinc sh.ie for wear, iu
sh.Htdy ..v. a ,.aii
I! you want a nice dress shh- Satin calf.
coiiirress or lace fl.T.". thev are worth
:!..
Men's stylet, tip Kluchercalf....f ..t-are
worth l.(t.
Men's FmeConcorflan
Iice, Ilan.l-pewotl, for $3.(i0
they are worth o.O0.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
Lace or Confess, fli.-iO.
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a han.l-sewe.l Kanpiroo, lace
or congress, for
You cannot duplicate this
shoe in any other store for less
than
S6.00.
TXrGive ns a call for Shoes
and you will he convinced that
we carry the Best Line in town
for Wear, Style an.l Low Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
B. t. JUHSSTOS. M. J. HK K. A. H.BLI K.
KHTABI.IHHBD 1HT2.
Johnston, Buck tt Co.,
JJANKKliS,
EBENSBUIM.. - TENN-A.
A. W. KITK, 4 ahl-r.
1-TARLIHHKI 1KJ8.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKtllJ.TtlWW. I'A.
T. A. Sll 1KH l ;il. ( svtilrr.
General Banting Bnsint-ss Transacted.
The tollowlnu are ttrn irlnilKl leatarel ol
teener! ti.Biiiic tutilneiii :
IIKftlSITH
Keoelved payable a ileman.l. an.l Interest hear
I ok certl Urates if!ueit u lime depositors.
IlltXS
F.ztendeil tn rastniners on larnrxMe teimttaod
appntred paj.er .1lsn.nntsl at all times.
COI.I.R-TIN
Maiieln the totality ami npon all the hank Inn
town In tbe ITniteil States. Chance moderate.
IK fT
lHineJ nexotlable In all parts nf the t'nltd
Siats. and lorelun ezobanue issued on ill pmrts
ol horot e.
AVVVXTK
Ol merrhaots. farmers and others solicited, ti
whom reasonable aoimoilatlon will be enende.1.
Patrons are asuureil that all tranfurtlnns shall
be held as strictly private and etnndrntial, and
that they will tie treated as liberally as Rood
banblnK rules will xr3ilt.
Kesertlnlly.
JOIISiKTIIX. RI''K A '4.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect Ni.vrtnber 19. 1W.
lonnrrllita.MI
AMT.
Seashore K.xpress
AIi.hmi- Acs.ii.uiit iMtien
Main Iine K.i'rs. ..
A tutonm fr.s prejis .... ...........
Mall tl.p-.f
f hiladelutoa Kl(.rp
KST.
.li.hnstown Acciiuimo.ia.ion....
I'ac.nc l-:ire..
Wa PaseiiKer
Mail Tr.n
Johnstown Accvaiuiuiatioa
. I'J5iii
. tt l- a ai
. 1 1 04 a iu
. I iO p m
, 5 IT i m
. Iltpm
14 a m
8 ."7 a m
i .'ft ii in
ia
t 34 p m
rttenlara: Krsnrh.
Trains leaves a- follows: ' si, lo -Jo a m.. and
3.W i. in and arrive at I'mnn at 7 .ST. InKt.
m. and 4. oft in. Iea.e Crrsfon at V no, 1 1 3d a.
m and ..." p. iu.. and arrive at Khensburic at
10.O& a. ni. and li 16 and t u p. m.
I'rrnua una 4 learriell.
Ieavr Irvonii hi f 43. m. an.l '1 40 i. m. arrlr.
lln al cm al nil m. and 4 p. ni. Ix-ave
'reson tt 'AS a. ui. and 5 p. tn.. arrivinic al Ir
vona at lo LS a ui. and ti.4 p. tn.
Kor rites aiips. etc . call on accent or address
Thus. K. Watt. I". A. W. llo Knth Are..
I'litsliurx. I'a.
S. M. I'lit.V 1ST. J.K. WIMIH.
lleDcnl Mauaicer. Keueral Manaicer.
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases
are all gold as far as yon can see. Thev look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
are solid cases for all ractical purpose yet
only cost about half as much as an out-and-out
solid pold case. Warranted to
wear for 20 years ; many in constant ue
for thirty years. Better than ever since t hey
are now fitted, at no extra cost, ith the Rre
bow (rinj; ) which camtu.4 be fulUJ or tieuted
efF the case the
pa rro v.
B'.W. II. BASItKORlt,
CluflAier.
THE
First National Bank
OF FATT4X.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Accounts r.l Corporations. Firms and Individuals
recelted upon the in oft favorable terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive KankiiK.
Steamship Tickets lor sail by all the laadios:
l.i nes and Koreitsn IH-i.ll payable In any
ol i tie ;.rniri.al cities ot the
(lid World.
All eorTesK)ndenee will have our personal and
prompt attention.
Interenl Paid on Time llfposlt.
ortl3.tt3
S. L. KKItt. ATIWI1DI.
REED & READE,
Attorneys! Jt Ihav,
KBtNSBt'K.. - - - PENNA.
ittlce on t'eutre street. 1 4 28 va
'PKIAL !JSr.
1 June Term. 1"61
('. V. Kurke tn 'o. et al. v Mead el al.
Iluirhes vs. Martin.
Sc'toonover vs liean.
Khlers vs. Khole
Keesevs. Kirtiards.
Shoemaker vs. tlood.
Klair vs. same.
l.ve. Sunshine k 1'hl rs. Wlllet k. Herrlnicton
I tun lo Suppy t'o. vs. Keith.
'. H. IIowkII It t'o. vs liaotlry X I'ronbeiser.
Noel vs lettinies et at
ItH Iraw vs. Shoemaker et al.
Snver vs. Johnstown t'lty.
Tonkin vs lnirr tier, teu.)
Kina vs. W i!sinteer.
Heslop vs. Huntley.
Weyant vs shumaker et al.
"reswell vs. T. a. T. 'o.
tl.ass s. latner.
Maneval v. Iron fity M K. Insurance Co.
Awards vs. Oerman h. lupuraner t'o
Miller et al. vs. Johnstown I'asa. Kallroad Co.
Harnes vs. Af berolt.
Hiockhart vs. same.
Walker vs. same.
JAS. tl. PAK BY.
Proiaoootiry.
Prothonotary's f itttee. May 11. 1S44.
NOTICE Is hereby a-iren that an application
ill le n.a,ie in the Court of I'oiumoo Pies
ol I'aoit-da ri'iin't, Pa., on MwiMta. Jssf
4lh.A. I IH. kt 10 oVI.iek a m .. under the
oria'.lon Art April T. imv4 ao.l th several
suiilements taereto. by P. J. Itietrich, Jofepn
A. ilnj. Isidore J. Parabaunh. W in . 13. Schroth.
and Antre Kk7nro.le lor I lie chatter ot an In
tended corotation to be called IKSANUVKK
El N OK IHE HUKIH 111! IIP CAUKlll.U
lliWN. I'A ." the (M.jectol whleb Is the promo
tion and cultivation ol tbeilertnan lannuaice art
ol music and sonic, lor social Intercourse ol Its
members and their families, and tor thee par
purpores to have and eo-iy all the nvtiu. and
prlvileaies conierred by the ai. act and Its sup
plementa. T. K. SCAN LAN.
Mayll.p)v4. Solictor.
II
KITTELL & LITTLE,
EHENSBUKO, PA.
MftttUx In lra House, 2.S.W
W. DICK.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
EBKHBBUBa. PSHIi'A-
-Speclal attention to given claims for Pen
sion Boanty. etc. chT- Nwi
T F. McKENKICK,
ATTOBMKT AMb (t-t'NHBLXOR AT LAW,
EbENSBlKO. . PA
ri tfflce on Centre street.
H
II. MYERS.
ATTOEN EY-AT-L.A W.
Ksnsitias, Pa.
Itece la Collonada Kow. on t leotre street.
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTUKN EY-AT L.A V7.
EnBKRBuBo, Psaaa
tfr ( irftre In lura Hnase. :enter street.
XTtn ICK. Is hereby Klven that the follow-In;
1 accounts have teen Bird in tne t't.uri oi
Common Pleas ol Camnria cohnty. Pa . and will
he eonnrmsd by said court on the PIKST MN
HAY IN JUNE. I (-. unless cause be sbiwn to
the eontrmrv:
First account of John liawksnortb, aaslitnee ol
Homer S. Cusic.
J.C. IIAKBY.
ntayll,l8V4. Piottoonotary
r.XECITTCK'S NOTICE.
A l-j-taie nt t'atliarlne Iturtdn. deceased.
Ietters testamentary on tlie estate ot Catha
rine Kurt.lu. late ol tbe township oi Manster.
in t;ambria county. Pa . de:eased, hsvlna ten
tranted to me by the Kevlster ot Wills ol said
county, all persons Indebted to said estate are
hereby uolined to make payment io me unit
out deiay and tboe bavinic claims aualnst tlie
same will present them properly antbenucated
lor settlement.
JOHN ITEI.
Portaue. Pa.. April 27. lt. Exocutor.
Can only be had on tbe caaca O1"-
a tamped with thia trade mark.
All others have tbe old-style pull-out Low.
which is only held to the cose hy friction,
and can be twinted off with the fingers.
Sold only through watch dealers. Send for m
w a. tell case opener to tne inmn u fmx-tn rera
Keystone Watch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a sjcialty
of manufacturing for the doiues.
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lukicaiins Oilst
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
MADE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Most : UnilWy : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO.
ictlS.69ly.
P1T1SBI KO lttPT..
I'ltTSBt'Kil, PA
"VtH"E.
To whom It may concern :
All persons holdinic orders on Wasbinarton
township will hand or send a listot sane to 'A m.
Krown. Township t'lerk. arivinc aomher. date
and amount lor which order or ladKmeiit calls
l..r on or oelore J I N E lot'H. or be lorever
ilet.ar.e.1 by aM township.
Hi order ol tbe Hoard ol Auditors.
W.M. BKtlWJJ.
Lilly. Pa.. May 18. 1t4. Town.bip i lerk.
XToTIft" Is hereby ulven that A. . Brown has
i hied his rt Hon In the otttce ot the Clerk -I
the 'oun ol (Quarter Sessions ol t'niuorla counts
lor the transier ol the licei.se granted lo It P.
Anderson la t!res.-on ton-hip which will t
preentel lo the court lor its consideration on
MOMiAY . Jl'NE4I H,lH.
J.O. IttKHT.
May 1. 1W- ttlerk It S.
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment el all Cnronls Attltctloos, IMseares
of Womeu and troutdes requirma Sunclcal Aid.
oftlce hours up t a . is.. I to 3 and 1 to 8 r. at.
IKaiil H AVKMJfc, AUIOONA, PA.
jaal.M
1794. H-1-1.
Policies wrtttea at short nonce la the
OLD RELIABLE ' 7ETNA"
wl titer First Clawia i'aMpaalea.
T. W. DICK,
p UfNT FOR THE
OL.13 HARTFOHU
umn iivt
IJ II
OOMMENOEll Kt'SINESS
1794.
Ebenibnra.Jniy l.
1 We. te nndersicned. bereliy all persons
not to hunt. nh or trespass In anv wav t-n our
premises, ad we will prosecute to the lull extent
of tbe law. H H NiKI..
JOHN tTKHK.
ALKXM'S W IIO.
J. A.tll.XS.
A. I. M MPI.'.PN.
HPUH M NtVXJS.
Clearfield township. Mirch , v.
T