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KHSKI'KH, CAMlillU "., PA.
rKH'AY.
- Al'lil'ST 10. IS'M.
lUl.tl. J!l HIKM
l- iHliiiil of tlit'ctuil strike is wel
,. . to t v.-ryt.ixly.
. r. .1 It. Mul!-ii. of Lilly, spent a few
, :i! t..w ii iu Momiay.
i !.ii.' t il"' tlaU' fir tht KtxMis
... fa l. All-'tlt J-i, ,".. .'iO Ulltl 31.
, .i.-l.n i. l!-iirT, of Spamrli-r,
. v:- t..i t.i Kl'iiliiirif on Momiay.
V,: t A. I 1 1 -U . a well-known business
,,f ( ui'iiltow ii. is ill wi-.li typliuiJ
y. I'.i. KilN-ll. of ltfllrfoiite. Pa..
. , , , iij'!i- of ilays in town during tliu
1 1 i., v M. K. i-liuri-li at Patton. Kev.
, U i "ii. p.i-tor. will ! tletlit-aleii on
. M.'ioii l!nliiitriT. of Kl-iistmrs,
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A'!
, .1 .-ii n ! llie-tli-r. ol .Mloi'lKf. were
'I'm lay.
i :.!-. Iik pi aetiretl tneilii-ine in
.Iiiiucl: tin- t-arly Tit's, died in
1 h a "ii uii'lay.
iiij. ni- iil lia- lieen mailc fur the
.'-:!; in. -ii at .li'liiistuw ii. Anirii-l
, ;,i.. in- iinrteI tn attt-llii.
r M K iiit'-i . t In- I K-iinx-ralio nominee
. AlM ..: ..! North Dakiita. loimt-l'ly
., i ii i:'j.-kin-k. Indiana i-iiinty.
i.:iii .1. Ktiily. llie famous
. ! m.iki-il.iiiy ascensions from
.liii'iiiL! tin- KU-nsliuri; fair.
. u Ii-l.lllia of llie liattlt- of ISet-
Lt-eu-liiii a fair. TuesJay,
. T!.ui-day ami Friday, A ui;ul
;. !li ami ::tt.
I..-W . .1
f I'attou, lias la-en held
j . !i:iiL'i-nf cIiiIm ..lemilil e
M aM. niiii; company for which he
. , 1 I..- .i tin xi ii t involved is f."-ii.
i M l'jriili. a former Khens-.-,
I. , i- now a prosperous driiir
i;, ; , i .n!.-. Pa.. peiii a lew days in
tt..- present week visiting his
Mi an. I Mi's. .1. 1. Parrish.
Iui. I'. l. imy. of Puller. Pa..
..r ; i. I a iit to his iim-e and
Ml a i I Mi-, .lohn Met olllliik, of
. ai I Mi Kmiiia Krist, of Fl'i-e-
il.il I. s now isitlll Willi
1 .i: i.iiinl.cr of 1 he South Fork
ii.. i li- ,1-appeal ance last Week with
j. s,, , , ! editor and proprietor.
-:r:-l.' ah. I ne-y ami should lieen
.1 ir. I .tint -u-taiiind hy the people of
l' V i-il.,' i
Mi- F.1 n-ii Mollis .lied at the residence
!.. i . .ii-:i.-lav. 1 aniel llaiilin, in i ial -...vv!isl,ip.
on ednesday Aliifllst 1st.
-. i;. .1 a! -'i! y.-ais. II. -r remains
. ;. .1.:. I Ii it :ii the l-etuetel y at St. All-
"II I ! i'lay last.
I K II. ii,. I. i.i k. a tramp printer, fell
:: a :r-:r 1. 1 train al the east end of the
i .'..!: 'iit.iii i ..ii '1 hiir-iltiy linn nini; of
..- i.-. eiv.-d a iiiinil.er of cuts
. 1 ! I - vv l.irh will cause hi in to he laid
, tu.- i ii..-. hut are not likely to
:-.v- !a! .
I II i.i.i.it.eii.'. of h. liiniiit. is in jail
: i.i. ii-i in.'. .-Minn . land coiimy,
j a (tl. i.i:aiuy . He came to Ameri
i .: .. ji - a-'u and lliarll. il. Wife No. 1
.... . (...u the scene th" other day ami
j ,-i I..- a.'t.-t Wile No. died about
v. al - ai.'"
M:- I.. . a purlo.-k and M rs..I!ri.let
ih. t-.ih i.-sdeui .,f Johnstown.
! i . -i. t, t :.. jail on Saturday, the
t. -eiv.-a tl.iny days sentence in
!.' . j i! fi.i assault ami battery and
j"-.' "" ati-w.-r to a charue of adultry
'i.- i . i , ..i.i t of ijnai ter sessions.
-I:.-- ' t- ai iio-r Kinu" of Pennsylvania,
' iti - i ..i.i, i. ..t M i.i, II. ii, lii.ish
l t,.s . iop. ...n lat Friday. Hay,
' ' ; - at. I ..at- were gathered from
- . a. i. - and housed ill excellent
! 1' t-.-'h men and mules a
: .' la- !. i omplete the work.
1:.
ii and ( learlield Coal and
it. at Frugality, resumed
:. M 'li.iav inoriiiiii; at 3.". cents
' .iits ,.s than the men
! ii they went out on the
r n... iii-arly four months as?o.
- t.rn.- tt js said they lost
' a- m anted at the state de
i' M.irii-hurif. to the I leech
i aii. I .iithves,-rn Kailroad
! 'a. l....il. 'rhepr..p..sed
i - - fii.iu W alkii.s. Cambria
" M :. Plair county, forty
1' 1., no.' I. hi. Philadelphia,
: -' a i. . .,, has suspended
Na'..r-!.iv' ssHl. having the
i....!... .iti.-i,! ; ft, coli-e.ilelice
i. pi. u and inability to
i ' i.' a . ..lints. (,,. pulili, ;l
" u ' "' leinporaril v susp.nd
: a i.i n the times justily
!. M
i . i ii i man r i.line
-v !... disappeared from
n a'.i u a-.Ii-.-.. i-re.l in
"I..-.la last week and
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any uieiuU-r ot the
'" pay f.'i the meal he
- i -a-1 . a-e.
' a ! n v as r. -.lined in the
" - ' i.-i-k. I iailiti n and
' '!.- w.-re renewed at le-
Hil 1 U nil oil Wedlll-S-:
i ! U loo- men. in the
'! at work, and no
" ' ' ii ! I hat ail mines in I he
il l e innnii,!; full U-foie
-i
' ' .' I tn. a well-know n
I township, was er
' M .inlay la-t hy U-inji
J ' v a h..rs... Mr. Sheri-
ii 'I.i. -huof w ith a tiead-
H ! in l.i.-akun,' a yoiiui;
' ' '..am.- iininaliaifeable,
' tai. - effoiis to control
' t.i tlie horse's heels,
i. .-'.ii.-s m-H ,,. likely to
!-:;..-, Mr. Sheridaii's
'-'.led fo ,f...
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It is a fact that
h'-'l boil, -d three niin
b..i,.j (i. ,exi niorn
'I. y U- fie-h, but as soft
' l,oi,K, c.iked hut once.
n heated and cooled,
: '"I do.im-d.'iy and it
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"m I I I.I IL
pKH-ess after it is
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'l to the ...ft U.ilinn
i llll I . l... . : ; .
a;;!,. ' linn paiuieiail
variniiu over" ejfijs,
' : I,, hi ,-yen U tter than
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r. 'o" a s that sev-
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'ii came to Fliut.ui last
f..r
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' H ' Ci. '" '1' at t"iiut.'s, ,lum
' ! '.!...'. ' '" ,:,"i4V,'r ilams and
!"4, " f"' """ I'ff'sc of lish
t.i , :i,l"'lU"""t : The next
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oeiore rs.jiille
"'"I ination aiiainsi all
--ti"";:! 1,1 t,ie t f vioiati.m
L,, . .' 1 '"""yaiiia. The Coal-
f-ixlw. . '"""'"b intend seeing the
- '--I llf U lu"i"- A bearing
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fhu. tle "e ot lUe parties as
On last Friday evening Miss Campbell,
the sixteen-year-old danphter of Mr. and
Mrs. N. J. Camplvell, of C.allitzin, was
struck by Philadelphia express, near her
home, and was knocked some distance
from the track. She intended crossing
east-bound track to board Johnstown ex
press, to visit at South Fork, when she
was struck by the east-bound train. One
of the vouna !aJys shoulders was badly
injured, and she was somewhat bruised.
Albin Oswald died at his home in Lo
Kan tow nship. Blair county, on Thursday
afternoon. August 2nd, ism. The deceased
was a former resident of Sus.iuehanna
tow nship, in this county, havius ow ned
and resided on a farm in the vicinity of
where the tow n of Hastings now stands,
ile afterward removed to Carroll tow n
where be carried on the butcher business
for a n urn In-r of years and duriui; bis resi
dence there ra n a meat wauoii to KIm iis-
burtr tw ice a week and supplied a number
of our people w ith meat. He w as born in
liadeu. Cermany. Jane 4th, 1SJ, and was
at the time of his death in the Goth year of
his age.
nil of the learllrlU .Strike.
Philipsbuitr, Pa.. August ". At the con
vention of miners, held in this olace ves-
rday, representing nearly all the mines
in i eiinsylvauia which were idle on ac
count or the strike, a motion was adouled
by a narrow majority to return to work
I.i o iueu an int; lormer eiuiiloves are re
ii.i
instate:!, and that the minor concessions
agreed to by the ISecch I reek operators.
in a conference w :th t heir mi tiers Saturday
... . . : . t . .
.....I ii.io;. ueaprccu to i.y all operators in
this section. Another session was held
last night, at which a committee was ap
I'.-inieii io wan on tne operators, l lie up
posilioii to calling off the strike was
largely in the milling regions in w hich the
miners had received the compromise price.
these miners realizing that a surrender in
icariiei.i county was almost certain to
tiling about a reduction in other regions
w here an advance had been granted.
"ln loitfr lh Mirrp lalM .
M iles t'neery , of Cass tow nship, this
county, notified the township justice in
April of the present year that be had soine
sheep killed by dogs in June IS'tlt. The
auditors assessed the damages at til which
the county commissioners refused to pay,
alleg;ng that Mr. yuceiy, should have
promptly not i lied the justice of his loss,
instead of waiting ten months.
The court was then asked for a manda
mus to compel pay men t 0f ile damages,
but Judge Pell, of Plair county, before
whom the case w as tried, refused the man
damus on the ground that where a statute
does not limit the time for a thing In be
done it Inusl be done within a reasonable
time, and that the spirit of the sheep law
ol IS'..;! i, -iinned prompt notice of injury to
sheep by dogs to enable l he owner to re
cover damages. H ii nl i hijiIidi Li I Xfim.
A lilittliif tilnlirti Parly.
n Friday aflei noon a special train in
charge of Conductor James Snyder, for
merly conductor on the branch, pulled up
to the station and after a short stop went
on down the Placklick. The party on
board consisted of Henry I). Welsh, presi
dent of the Kheushiirg and P.la. klick Kail
road Company; F. L. Shepherd, general
superintendent of the Pennsylvania Kail
road Company : I). H. I.oyell. general su
perintendent of the Cambria and Clear
lield railroad; Judge Dean, Judge Arnold
and a number of others.
After laking a look at the P.lackli.-k
country, the party returned to Kbeiisburg
ami spent a short time in a drive about the
town, and then look theit departure, all
expressing themselves as surpiiM-d at the
vastness of the mineral wealth that is be
ing developed by the new railroad.
A lalal OIrair Anions; Shrrp-
A dispatch from West llnive, Chester
counly. Pa., says: Forty sheep of line
breed have died in this vicinity within a
few weeks, and the farmers are alarmed.
Three veterinary surgeons, Presson, jf
Philadelphia: Conrad, of this place, and
Kctrikeii, of Kenn-t Square, have made
ah investigation, and revealed a startling
disease. They found that a species of
win in crept up the luoes of the sheep
while they were eating grass and then en
the brain of the animals. An effort is
making to tin.) a remedy for the malady.
The alllielion has very seldom beeu heard
of in this country.
lllillaarj.
On Tuesday morning, August 7lh, ls(4,
Mrs. Mary Flick, wife of John Flick, died
at her home in Carrolllowu after a long
illness from cancer of the breast.
Mrs. Flick was alxuil sixty years of age,
ami was horn in Loielte. Her marriage
with Mr. Flick, which look place twenty
three years ago. was not blessed with off
spring. Together with her husband and
step children, she leaves to mourn her de
parture the following named brothers and
sisters; Kichard Pradley and Mrs. Harry
Tomliiisoh. of Altoona; Anselm Kradley
and Mrs. Kllen Conrad, of Lorelto, and
S.C.I. Kradley. of Fhiontow n. Pa.
A Warld'a Handicap Road Rare.
A big handicap road race, open to all
amateurs in the world, will lie run at
tireeiisbi'irg. Pa., on Monday. Scplciiiiier
3rd. at 1 A. M. The distance will lie 27
:niles, over good roads. F.nlry books fee
f I w ill be opened from August ; to -T.
The contestants w ill be from all parts of
Pennsylvania and nearby states. The
race undoubtedly will be one of the U-st
and most interesting ever run in the stale.
The two first prizes will In- a Columbia and
a Hartford. J. V. Stephenson, of tireeiis
burg is managing the affair.
KrUnrrd Kalra via Pennsylvania
Railroad for Muanl Urirlaa "arm
era llaranpmrai
From August -joili to'-Tith, mi Iftsive, the
Pennsylvania Kailroad Jompany will sell,
for the aUve occasion, round trip tickets
to Mount (iretua and return at rate of one
fare for the round trip, from principal
stations t-t- eeii Kast Liberty and Hryn
Mawr. on the Northern Central railway
north of and inc'udiug Lutherville. and on
the Philadelphia .t Krie railroid division.
These tickets will tie v alid for return pas
sage until August 3.MI1. inclusive.
Mallonal Uaard Knranipment al !-
nluric.
For the accommodation of persons desir
ing to visit the Kiicampmeut of the Na
tional JJuard of Pennsylvania al tJetlys
burg, the Pennsylvania Kailroad Company
has arranged to sell excursion tickets from
August Uth to 1Mb, inclusive, at the ex
tremely low rate of one fare for the round
trip. These tickets w ill l.e good for pas
sage on all trains except the "Pennsyl
vania Limited," and will be valid for re
turn passage until August ISth, inclusive.
rank l aiblrr Uoa.
Harry A. (iardner, cashier of the Second
National Hank, of Altoona. has disappear
ed with at least t.ti.iM) of the bank's
money, and has taken w ith him a woman
from Pellefonte. whom he has for a year
past been maintaining at a hotel. While
the bank people have known of tht cash
ier's disappearance since Tuesday morn
ing, the matter was kept quiet until Wed
nesday afternoon. The bank Is considered
perfectly safe.
JlarrlH l.lrrnra.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphnns Court
lor the week ending Thursday, August 9,
ls'.H:
tJeorge K. Selhnan, West Taylor town
ship, and Lizzie Ueiser, Johnstow n.
Henry Edward Lingle and Sarah Elean
or liolsiuger, F bens burg.
Argument Llata.
List of causes set down for argument at
argument court, Monday, August 20, 1S4:
Stutzman vs. Felt.
Watson .t Co. Smith.
Noel vs. Sin ith.
Noel vs. (iettings et al.
Kelts vs. Michaels.
Shoemaker vs. Good.
Iilair vs. Good.
In re road in Karr township.
In re road iu Elder and Carroll tow t
slnps. In re rule on E. T. Schoff.
l.owscr vs. Miller.
Widmann vs. Abler et al.
Howling vs. Juhnstow n City.
Lise Sand ford vs. Powell.
Same vs. same.
M'Manuus & Keiley vs. Krasickr.
Same vs. tiritlith.
In reopening Willow street hi Lilly lir
ough. In re opening Cleveland street in Lilly
borough.
herker vs. Varner.
In re citation in assigned estate of Ella
K. M, Donald.
In re rule on Alfred Ashton, Esq.
Schmidt vs. Kohde.
Krallier vs. Wagner.
Weimer vs. Holt.
Skelly vs. Ivry et al.
In re road in Allegheny township.
In re petition of Hastings Water Co. for
viewers.
Kobinson et al. vs. Curran.
Commissioners of Cambria county vs.
Sanders.
In re road in Carroll townshin.
Schroth vs. M'Kenrick.
Edison (ieneral Electric Company vs.
Cresswell et al.
In re rule on assignee of T. F. Mellon Jt
Company.
M'Kay's executors vs. I.ronie.
Sharp vs. Marker et al.
In re exceptions to auditors report be
tween Hastings borough and Sus.iuehauua
township.
(ilass vs. (ila-s.
Powers vs. M'Nally.
Commonwealth vs. Peters.
Karker. trustee vs. Lanlzy.
Wilsou el al. Mays el al.
M'Faddeii vs. M'Hugh et al.
.1. C. Dakkv.
Proibouoiary.
The follow ing cases will lie presented for
aigument at argument court, August 2oth,
1 S'M :
in re tvter King estate. Exceptions to
aiiuuoi s report.
In re estate of Sebastian ( Iraff. dece-ised.
Kill.-on A. Farrcll to show cause w hy sale
of real estate to him should not be set
aside.
In re estate of John J. Seese, deceased.
Exceptions to report of Jno. M . Kose. Esij.,
auditor.
Damki. A. M. (oh ..h.
Clerk t. C.
II u arli Hnican Killed.
On Friday aft"ii;oon last almut two
o'cl.M-k a distressing accident occurred at
the farm of Mr. Hugh iHigaii. of Portage
township, this county, by which that
gentleman losl his life.
1 1 appears leal Mr. Sylvester Crum. of
the same township, and Mr. Wil.ia'i.
Sparks, of Portage, had tiuished threshing
wheat in the barn of Mr. Dugau, with
their steam threshing machine, and were
in the act of moving the machine to Mr.
Crum's farm nearby. Mr. Dugau had
hitched his team to the engine which
weighs atxMil two tons, and was hauling it
up a grade in his lane on one side of w Inch
is an Osage orange hedge fence and on the
other a barb-wire fence. The horses had
balked and Mr. Dugau, who was driving
on the left side of the team, told bis son,
Charley, to go around and sw itch up the
off-side beast, w hich caused the horses to
plunge forw ard pulling the engine close to
the wire fence. Mr. Dugan, w ho w as in
feeble health, losing control of the lines,
was thrown under the bind-wheel of the
engine which passed over his lower jaw
and the base ot the skull, crushing the
bones to splinters, so that his brains oo.ed
from the ghastly wound and the blood
gushed in a torrent from his mouth, and in
a few mirutes all signs of life Med. His
family, all of w hich happened to be pres
ent, with the assistance of several neigh
iKir.s who were witnesses of the accident,
carried him to his house w heie his remains
were prepared for burial.
The funeral which was well attended
took place at Wilmore mii Sunday, inter
ment being ir.ade in the Catholic cemetery
in that place after mass and au eloquent
funeral oration by Kev. Father Mcliugh.
The deceased who was a native of Ire
land and aged about tn years, removed to
Portage township from Pittsburg about
twelve years ago. His wife, four sons and
two daughters survive him, one sou, Ed
ward, having met death while employed
as a brakeuian on the Pennsylvania rail
road several years ago.
Mr. Dugau was highly respected in the
community in which he lived and the sad
manner of his death has touched the
hearts of the people w ho heartily sym
pathize with the afflicted family.
A Moat Attractive Hammer OnlluaT ?
lie Penatay I an la Kailroad - A Tour
AmouaT Ihe Lake and Inlands of
tne Sorth.
The party composing the Pennsylvania
railrcad's first wur to the North has just
returned home, delighted not only with
Ihe general attractiveness of the trip, but
the admirable manner in which it was
conducted. The second party is now
forming, and w ill go out und.-i like condi
tions on August 21st, reaching home on re
turn trip St ptember 3d. The party will
leave Philadelphia in special Pullman
parlor cars over the picturesque route of
the Pennsylvania to Watkins Olen. t hence
to Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands,
the Kapids of the St. Lawrence, Motreal,
Au Sable Chasm. Lakes Chauiplain and
(eorge, and. lastly a delightful trip dow n
the romantic Hudson.
Ample time is allowed at each point for
sight-seeing, and all the traveling is done
by daylight. It would lie a difficult mailer
to plau a trip of greater diversity of inter
est and attraction, and for those whose
summer vacation is limited there is no
outing comparable to it. The round-trip
rate, including all necessary expenses,
from New York. Philadelphia, Newark,
Trenton, P.altimore and Washington, is
.... Tickets will also lie sold from
other stations at proporl innate rales
Tourist agent and chaperon will conduct
the party.
For tickets, descriptive itineraries, and
reservation of seats on the train, address
Tourist Agei.t, Pennsylvania Kailroad
Company, P. road Street Station, Philadel
phia. How to Urt Kid of Peala.
Professor Kiley. in a lecture before the
Lowell institute, discusses most practical
ly the subject cf how to get rid .if house
hold pests. For certain of the commoner
pests, such as liedbugs, carpet beetles and
clothes moths, benzine applied in a fine
spray ty means of an atomizer was said to
le the best remedy as It destroys the insect
in all stages, including the egg. In the
use of benzine great care should be exer
cised that no fire or artificial lights is in
the room at the same time, as the vapor of
benzine is highly explosive.
For cockroaches, bristle-bugs, fish
moths and fleas, pyrethrums Kiwders are
recommended. For the destruction of the
mosquito, the professor recommended
pyrelhrum powder moistened, made into
little cones, then allowed to burn in a
closed room. The effect is to stupify or
kill the mosquito. It was a mistaken idea
that the mosquito bites inoculated the
body with malarial poison. The idea
came from the fact that mosquitoes and
malaria flourished usually uuder the same
condition.
Tne World'aFair Meballl for taae Patra
of flialory.
The "Hook of the Builders," oi.o or the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued is now Wing offered by the
Pittsburg LHximtch to Its readers. It is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
made by a newspaper. See the Dispatch
for full information.
Real Katate Traanfrra.
Sheriff Cambria county to Emma Gill-
man. Summerhill, consideration JvTiO.
Executor of David Mills to F. J. Dono
ughe, Gallilzin. $2.0,i0.
Chest Creek laud & Improvement Com
pany to William T. Kobinson. Patton
Johnstown & Stonycreek Kailroad Com
pany to John A. Cood, Johnstow n. f.
Heirs of Jacob Horner to Elias li. Horn
er, Johi.stow ii, 2W.
Cambria Iron Compan7 to Anton DeiiK,
Lower Yodcr township. fl.K).
Kate McKeever et al. to Alex-inder Mc
Keever, Johnstown, fl.fiiM.
Administrator of Casper Glitscb to Re
gina Llewellyn. Johnstown. S2.7.10.
James K. Kennedy et ux. to William W.
Dempsey, Johnstown, 2,2oo.
Sheriff of Cambria couutv to William
Willett. West Taylor tow nship, $i.tu.
Francis Devlin to Ousiave P.elterinan,
Johnstow n. $1. ..
M ichael McCauley et ux. to Jeremiah
Paul, Johnstown. $;,(. ai.
Henry Good et ux. to William J. Horn
er. Hastings. -42.".
Ellen M. Keed to Kobert Cassidy, Eliens
burg, $27a.
T. liarns et ux. to John Mason. Karnes
boro. $2."i.
Henry Fullmer to John ZolicI, Johns
town, ?"..
Elizaiielh Miller et vir to Andrew C.
Miller. Kichland and Sloiieycreek town
ships, tl, Ol at.
Samuel J. Horner et nx. to Frederick
Hofecker, Johuslown, t'K
Cora E. Oaks el vir to W. M. Pfeffer
corn, Johnstown. tl.Tt.
II. F. Watkins et ux. tu Leonard Vogel.
Johnstown, f S'J.i.
John E. Fees et ux. to John E. Vogel,
Johnstown, (I,tio0.
Elmer IU rkeybile et ux. uA. W. Myeis,
Ferndale, $7."iO.
James Campbell, et vir to Alexander
Grieff. Carrolllowu,
Thomas Murray et ux. to S. M. Clark,
Keade tow nship, foal.
Mary Gant et vir to Kolx-rt II. Horner,
Johusiow ii, $.".
Samuel Stiayer et ux. te John E. Sivits.
Sloiieycreek tow n-hip. l.il.
Amanda .1. Siin.-iuan to Margaret A.
Still!, Johnstow n. $-ka.
Margaret A. Slull to Amanda J. Slull,
Johnstown, ).i.
Mary J. Spangler et vir to S. C. Keam,
Dale, $l,Jtai.
Thomas Kuinford et al. to l.y.lia Itum
ford. Soulh Fork, $ l ai.
Jacob Scliirf et ux. to Conrad Schirf.
Pair township. ('J.ioi.
Jacob H. Tayloreial. to the Taylor-McCoy
Coal it Coke Company, Galliliu,
t.V4.la.
o
t .iiniiiiliilralliin.
Carrolllowu, Pa., Aug. 7jh,W4.
EiUT.ni Fkkkman: 1 notice by Luke
Kehe's communication in your last issue
that he seems very much worked up over
my humble explanation of ihe single tax
principle referred to by him iu a doubling
way in your previous issue.
Is it not a man's right to defend or ex
plain a pliuciple w hen it is publicly called
in question? And are not discussions good
for the better understanding of w hat is
best for the country? Put is any good
end to be attained by such ridiculously
contemptible statements as appear in his
letter concerning Henry (i.-orge and the
single tax ?
I think not. For if the single tax is a
bad thing it can sun ly be show n up w il h
oul misrepresentation, but if it is a good
thing why should I he friends of justice an
tagonize it.
If Mr. Kehe bad taken the trouble to in
form himself of what Henry George
teaches be would have known that he
does not and never did advocate that the
land should lie be divided up. nor that
property should lie destroyed in order to
"bring capital to terms''
Mr. Kehe has probably read or heard the
falsified reports from the enemies of Mr.
George and his theory, those enemies are
the friends of the very monopolies which
Mr. Kehe condemns.
He says "strikes are aimed at oppression
caused by centralized capital. If this is
true then it follows that the. single tax
would not lie a remedy."
Put strikes are not aimed at centralized
capital. They are simply a resistance
against the "iron law of wages" inherent
in our system of land tenure and taxation,
that wages always tend to the minimum
of a bare living.
This the si.igle tax would remedy lie
cause il would give labor access to the
natural resources and leave the producer
in the full possession of his product, in
stead of as now encouraging capital iu the
monopolization of natural opportunities
while taxation taking from labor a large
share of its wages. j. y.
o
Carried.
LINGLE -KoLslXGEK. Mairied at
the home of I he bride's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Kolsiugcr. in Eheiishurg, on
Wednesday August Mb. ls'.lt. hy Kev. E.
M. Mow man. pastor of the preshy l.-rian
church. M r. Henry E. Lingle and Miss
Sarah E. Kolsiugcr, lioth of Ebt-nsburg.
After the ceremony the happy couple
started on a wedding tour In which they
will visit the parents of the groom, resid
ing in Ohio, and after a short stay return
to ElM-nsbiirg, where they will goto house
keeping. We join with their many friends
iu wishing them a long anJ happy 'if...
WEEK
FOR
WILLING WORKERS
of either tx, any age, in any part of the country,
at the employment which wo furnish. You need
not be away from tii.i.ieov er night. Yon can pi
your whole timr to the work, oronlr your spare mo
nieuts. Ascapitat is not required you run uorb-k
We supply you with all that is ne.-.l.-.l. It ,!
cost you nothing- to try the tiu-ines... Any out
can do the work. Hepinners make money !'r...
the start Kbilurr in unknown iili .ur workers.
Every hour you luhor you can easily make a d. liar.
No one who willii.jr to work fails loinnk. more
money etrrv av than can be made in three dayt
at any ordiuan eniiloynieiit. Send for tree bowk
Containing the fjllent information.
H. HALLET7 & CO,
Box 880,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
'I'M ai. i-isr.
I I. let ol causes eel down lor trial at a term of
court to h beld In KhenHtvnrg I. evincing the 2nd
Monday In Set-tdmher. 184 :
Hrawley v. liahey.
Sclion.iver . IMan.
Trexler estate va. logan.
lslHriie vs.ltoulerel a I.
Mclh.nal.l I'roaser et al.
I-ou.ler vd Wllhelm MH Innlale.
Sham vs. Wllheim H. Mi-Oomgle.
Snyder vs. t'anit.ria Iron to.
lunkln vs. Iatner.
Hughs vs. Johnson Vo.
Hue vs. Olttluirs.
Mcllonald vs. Hotfecker.
rylor vs. t'nldreo.
Horner vs. WIIkod.
Shirk Sons vj. t:roue.
ttorevs. Suppes.
Mur;hy vs ellow Kan t'oal t'o.
Nelson Stto vs. Walls.
Vincent Barslow II 'o. v. I'resssrell.
Scuitmnn vs. t'.K.ket e' al.
ISels.m S. t'o. s Hntrken.
lira; vs. 1'enna. K. K. t.
Scratmc vs. iMvis
Same vs. Mo er.
Hosier vs. School Directors t'ortoice Korough.
J.O. HAKSV .
AOKUMt !0, 1SW4. Hrolbonolary.
KlitllVt:.
y We. ti e nn.lf rsliined. hereby all persons
not to bunt. Il?h or treans In any way en our
premises, aa we will prosecute to the lull extent
ot tbe law. H. K Null..
JOHN l.'KHK,
AI.KXIIT.S W I I.Ii,
J. A. 1.SS.
A. I. M'Mt'I.fN.
HIHIH M NttUS.
ClearDeld township, March tt. hm.
84IP9
Hlsrellanroos Kollees.
fALl'ABLB PKOPKKTY KUKSAL1
A lot ol icrouud In the E-t ward il fbeus
bunc. 63 hy I art. in desirable location. tvln
a two-st. tried irame 1 ouse. tt n oms and ba c meut,
in excrlleni repair. W ill be sold cheap na on
re iH)DBMe itrai. M II. Kl'I LI.k
tbenibnri. '., Ana-ai t 10 tf
'I'HK Kt.n(.;.uru Kuil.ln tt. lvma Assaiclatlon
1 will otter lor sale at the council chamber. Kl
ensbunc, on tbe :ourtb Mon.lay In August
tl.ixw.oo. TM(M. HAMS,
LmiB L.KMKB. Secretary. f resident.
Assignee's Sale
OK VA1.VABL.E
REAL ESTATE !
ASSH.AED ESIITE OF JOB UM.
Uy virtue ol an alias order Issuing out of the
Court ol I'ouiinou I'lras of t'atnhrl ounty to me
directed, there will I e eiMised to public sale, on
the ;.rtuiiM, In the lHruub ol uuimerhlll,
;ambria t 'ounty. Pa on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, ISO I.
at 10 o'clock a.m. And Irom time to time there
alter, all Ihe lollowing tlencrlbed real elal.
which h!" Iieen asslicne.1 to the underpinned t y
lohn Hrown aud wl e.
IH-sfKKritN OK hKurKKIIIS:
No. 1, M II! property . consisting, of lour lots.
In Ihe borough ol summer!) ill. bounded aud l
scrii.e.l as lolluws: rieviuo inv at a point on I be
line ol the I'ennylva nia rail road an. I corner ol
lol ol Patrick Mf.:ll. thence 87 deureen rrt.'u
feet to a i-oini corner ol lot ol P. M. lirown
thence south U7 dearees eat u leet to a lul
crner ol lol ol P. IVI . Itroat.; thence mmth To le
arce? east. l.V leet to a post corner ol lot now or
ate of Coi ra.l Meyer: thence sou th A e.rees
wet. w leet to a pomt corner ol lot i .lohu T.
I.ouu: thence north Mi degree east, by lots of
John T. l'Un llr. Iici.urlclt. and "Wallace
Plummer l- leet to c rner ol lot ol Patrick Mr
II; thence by said lot norlb Zi degrees earl rot
leet to s post; tnei.ee by saia lot acain nortb 31
deaiees west liei leet to l:ire t beieinnlng. eou
tainiuu in an i.ij errne. more or less.
No. . tirern Hue aud .ot. situated on Main
sireel In the lHr..uab ol Nammerhlll. boun.le.1 tin
the northerly mle I.y Alain street, on easterly
side by lot ol John Itrlinih.ou the sou.h by au
ailey. and on the westerly sole by lol oi James
I, piumuier. hsviutf lheeu ere.tel a two.rlorv
tr-Mue.taeuiDie. ana also other dwelllna.
IS..l Kei.lenee a.l.l Mf.re K.xim. b.t sltuate.1 at
Ihe corner ol Mtln street and Pennsylvania rail-
load in iM-rouah ol Suiuuo-rlilll. lH.uu.le.1 and da
scribed as l.ill.iws: KealuuibK at the corner
u:ent.oi el: thence westward alouic tbe Peuns!-
aula railroad 10 r-he to a pos. , corner ol laud
now or iate ot lie.. rite It. Wiae- theme by said
lan.ls 7 peieties lo a ot: thence eastwar.l bv
other land l John Hrown iierches to a imst in
Hue ol raid roa.l ; theuce south waid along said
i.im.I e 'i percneh to the place ot beginnm; bav
ma I hereon erected a large frame uvtelliu'g ana
slore r.ioin
No 4. t nlon lisll l-..t. situated In the Inir.
oiigb ol Summerhill. corner ol Mam s reet anJ
Jj.-krou road , tiouuite.l ou the easterly side by
Main street, ou southerly side by lot ( .No. 3) l
J..bu Hri.sn, ou xesterly side by lot ol John tt.
M eutrolh. and on the unrther ly side by Jackson
mad. having thereou ereele.1 i large threetory
irxuie buibliug Known as l i.l .ri Hill, and a one
and one-ha'l story pltnk dwelling.
f.-. S due hall luierest in a piece or parcel ot
land situated in t'rot le loansnip. known as Wil
liam Pnngle tract a.i.inicg lands olHrlrtHh,
Hr-wu si .siine.uau. J ' c..tt 4 -rn t- rank
Kurix. tbe Itutler tract, and others contaiulug '1
acres. perches.
No o Oue-lMll interest in the coal and other
nil uer a Is ol is a.-'es. and the surlaua ol 7 ace'.
ui'ie nr leMi, ..I the ssme piece of grouu.I, nli
known as the William Kutler tracr, situated In
tlrovle towushli. a. tj. .lulng the lauds ol Igcob
Pnngle, William .iurray. el al.
No 7 .mr-iiurd lulerert In William Murray
tract ot iuu.i in n le iowiii.i.ii. and Iioruugll ol
.Summerhill iHiuuded by Pennsylvania rai roal.
tt mbria Iron Oniipany, J O. Socii it Sous, p'
M Xj Hrown et al.. aud ointalnii.g acres, otf
ercl.es. and allowances, excepllug and res.Tvlug
t:ie loll.. a lug iiuuil.rree lots to their respective
purchithers. tor which deeds have Ven executed
and delivered, U-wit- 1...1 No :n. sold to H. K.
Hytr.'. Iit N.i 41. sold tot: Warnel.i: lot No. 14.
soul tu If K Kyers; Lot No 7. sold to Johu Ual
lardy ; l-oi No .. sold to llliam tleorge: Iot
No 5. soldloH. Warnel.i: Iot No. 57. sold to
Jacob Houpl : I... is Nos 1 and 2. solj to Dr. J . K.
tlreen l.ol No a. s.il.l tu JuliDllitlittrilv; l.t N.i.
4.1. sold to John Hi.t-p. lr.,lt No. lo." sm.I to.1.
I-. Mctiough, lit No 41, sold to S. p. fing: l-.t
ol No. 47. sold lo K. V nos, and Ix.t No. 16. sold to
lieu K lieits.
No. 8. l-ol In liorough ol Suminerhlll. bounded
aud descritied as lolo.ws- Hegiuuing at a p4t it)
leet south ol liue ;il Pennsylvania railroad:
thence south 7U decrees went 4 perches Iu a post ,
thence by line ol laud now or late ol P. S. t'roile,
Miuih 1 decree west s1 t.erches to a post; thne
by line of land of '. A. ltliuou.!, north Hi degrees
east 4 percnes to a iottt ou line ol Sumiu.-rii.il
iiri.vpvi.nl: thence by said liue north 1 degree
a in1, perches lo place ol he tuning: c.iuiaiu.rig
sto pe.c.o s. and having thereon erected a smalt
Irame houpe uuieuante.l.
No. tt Interest el assignor lo u tract ol land at
Mineral Point, in t.asl I ay lor township, bounded
aud described as follows: Heg.uuiug at a hem
lock near Salt Lirb 'reek ; ll.ei.ee inrough land
ol t 'am'.rla Iron t lompau) . south :tsit degree.,
east 'Ju :M t.eiches to a cucumber; inence south
J1'4 drarees, west 11.64 pen-lies to a heailock:
I hei.ee soulh & degree, east i4 percl.ts to a
post: tlieuce south 4V.1 degrees, west 17.73 perches
to a post near t'oiieinogli river: theu.-e parallel
to said liver north 44'... degrees, west Ii pen-l.es
lo post: thence north 4. Oegrees. west 14 1 erchs
to a sugsr, thence loilowing the di-ection ol alt
I. Hk Creek nor I It 0 degrees, west 13 1 perches lo
a white tnri h; thence 21'- Jea.ree east 10 4
iercbe to a be. ch; thence north 07 '.j degrees,
east 6 7 perches to a white birch, thence north
3' 4 degrees, east tl 3 (Hjiches to white oak. and
lltcure nurili i:;'4 degree", east IS.v pert-he io
ulaceot begiuuiug ; r.iuialnlng 10 acres. J4 perches
aud baying tberet.n erected one double aud tour
single tenemeut bouses and one small store
r.M.tii.
VY ill be sold in Sections, or as a Whole to suit
puicbasers.
Tt-KMSOKSAI.K: ten percent, of the pur
chase money lo le paid when the property 11
struck dowu: one ball when the sale Is coubnued
by the court, and the remainder in six mouths
Irom date ol counrmat loo; delerred payments lo
be secured by judgment nolo or mortgage, with
luierest. at the epiion ol the assignee.
J H. tiKKt- N.
Assignee ol John Kruwn and wile.
lSSIGIEt"S SALE !
I'H K undersigned Assignee for tbe benefit of
1 the ere liu.rs ol M. K. If . Oreery . oftbehor
..ugh ol Kbensburg. t'ambria v.uny. Pennsyl
vania, ui der deed ol voluntary assignment, in
trust lor Ihe benefit of creditoia. In pursuance u"
an order ol sle made by the t'ourt ol (Simmon
P'eas ol said counly. will expose at public sale or
veudue on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1MM,
at if o'clock p.m.. on the premises In tbe West
wird ol tbe Imi ough ol Km nabnrg. Pa. all the
tight, title a lid 1 1, teres r ol said M. K. H Creery,
ol. In mid to the following descritied real eslale,
to wit:
All that certain lot of ground situate In the
borough ot Koeusburg, tZauihria county. Pa.,
Ironllng n J ullan street on tbe east, and ex
tending ba.-k to au alley, adjoining; lol ol M. K
McKenrlck on tbe north and an alley on the
south, having thereon erected a TWll-Sl'tlKY
FR&ME DVEUIHG HQI1SE,
STABLE WD 01 HER 01 IB1 ILUM.S.
sr-1 lie same beln? well locate. lor business or
residence a id In a desirable Isralliy making it
a valuable prieriy either for a home or lor in
vestment. TKRMN Or' NI.K:
The proieny will le sold on the following
erms. to wil: 10 per cent. ol the purt-hafe in .ney
to tie paid when tbe properly is struck dowu: IS
IM-r cent, when the sale is conbrmed by the
court: -a tr cent, in three munis: '26 percent. In
six months, and 2S tier ce-t. in nine mouths,
when .let d and Hasessi.iu will lie given.
I eraons desiring any inlormatlon concerning
tbe pio eriy. or to (limine the same. sbuld call
on or address the Assig ee r bis Attorney.
M. II. HKAKK-K.
Assignee ol M. K. ii. t reery.
.1. K. MrKKNKH-K
Aitorne) lor Assignee.
bnensburg. Pa., July 'Ji, liv4.
NoriOK. is herebv given that the billowing pe
tit ions lor lie t ansler l llq"or licenses
ha e been bled In tbe office ol the t Mork of '-ourt
ol Huarter Sessions ol i:ambrla county, aud that
tbe same will be ptesente-l Ui the said t'ourt lor
lis consideration ou MoN tAY, All H'S I' ail'll,
ISttl:
Petition ol I l.tuist Son Brewing 'o. lor tne
translerol the wbolesa.e I cense granted to I
l.un tt Son in tlaUitzin fMimugh.
Petition ot II. H Newcomer lor the transfer cd
the retail license granted to J. Wilson AI.en In
Keade township.
J.45. DAKHY.
August 3. 1044. 'lmi.S.
AIIMIMSTKATKIX' MlTI;E.
tlaleoi Anthony Miller, deceased.
Letters ol admimslrallon usm tbe estate of
Anth..oy Killer, decease.!, late ol Allegheny
lownshl.i. In tambrta county. Pa., having been
granted to me. ail iiersons indebted to said estate
are hereby not in ml to make payment to me with
delay. and loose having claims against tbe same
will present them duly authenticated l..r settle
ment. CI-AKA K. HII.L.fcK,
Amlnistratrlx.
Ixwetto. Pa., August 3. I4.
1.XK:ITK'8 NuTH'E.
Notice is hereby given that letters testa
mentary on the eslal ol Kachael O. Skelly , late
ol tiarroll township, t'ambria county, deceased,
having been grauied to me, all persons indebted
to .-aid estate will please make payment, and
those having claims or demand sgalntlthe eauia
will make them known without delay.
JOHN T IjANTZY.
Executor ol Kachael O . Skelly. deceased.
Spangler, k a., June 27t , I8tt4.
IiXElH'TOK'S NOTICE.
Jj Ertate ol Peter MeCIarren. deceased.
Inciters ol Administration on tbe estate ol Peter
M.-t'Urren, deceased, late ol tbe township ol
i:royle. in t'aml.na county. Pa . having been
...nifti Li mi a II oersons are herebv notified to
make payment to me without delay, and tbose
having claims against tbe said estate will pre
sent mem tiroueriv autuuucatv.i mr r. ncmcs
' HENKY Mt'LAKliKN.
Executor oi Peter MeCIarren, deceased.
Summerhill. Pa., June . li4.
T
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON
of our Many Big Bargains:
Itark wash cal't tM- .v. per yard
I i- ifi I il t . . I aer v u ni I.iriit..
t raii . . . ..... i
w f ' - J - IUI L lit"
n. ..ii. ..
' ' KuiKiiaui-., an I til 1 1 - lis
Lancaster : Ginohams
at t5 Cents.
Mtilin. full vnnl idM r..r r,-. ...... j
tilling t-ltitli, all iiatl.-rtis. at. ..so. and ltv
t arM-t t liain, .Vply, all ft.lnrs
l.a.li.-s vests, vi-rv fucv. at lm-
All tl. I . A T tv;T Vol'l'l tilv .-
. i.uiiii.1 1 .
1 ICJ M M IXtiS at t lo-e tig-tires.
r SlH-cial sale in LAl'K AXIl EM
I.KOlliKUIKS fr.Mii '.v. p-r yaid up.
CMMdi ani Gents' FEinisMois.
ur sttx-k of clothini; was never as etnii
plele as iiiiw. Any kind of cut or pattern
you want.
Men's suits in sack only f.r t.t.'m
Itetter siiits in any cut" from C.iti up
it. utli's 3-pieoe suits from up
Children's L'-pi.i-e suits from 7.V. up
L Ijil.lr.-it s knee pants for l.c
IN - GENTS' - FDRNISHINGS
We Eicell Many Larger
Establishments.
Fancy laundried shirts with t-ollar at
tached f..r
Latest style fancy laundried shirts with
two collars for ;s.Hr
Window- l.liii.ls tin two colors only with
liateut siirinif for only p.ie
Curtain poles coia.pl.-t.- for atKr
Wall Paper--A Specialty-Wall Paper
TXJFurniture, Trunks and
Valises uiust go to make room.
Kitchen chairs, liuht or dark, for t:. per
set.
Solid haitlwootl le.lrMni suit eiht niees
for only fc'l.ui
. -.... I . . . : j j . i .
.. ihpii .i. s.i.ks, Muruiiarusinu i.iui.tres
at verv low prices.
I verv low prices.
T ?7""'I" Il i -Si itiumIs it
,iS I hese icoods are all new and first
grade work ou '.hem.
R. L. JOHXSTOM. M. J. Hll'K. A. H.UH K.
I-J4TAHL1HHKO 187.
Johnston, Buck & Co.7
HANK Kits,
EBENSBURU. ... PENNA.
A. Ml. HI H, l ankier.
ITABLIMUKD 1S88.
Carrolltown Bank,
UAKKIUJ.TIIWN, PA.
T. A. MH AKB.tl till, '! Ifr.
General Banting Business Transacted.
Tbe IoIIowIdk are tbe principal features ol
K.neral tiakClDir liuloeu :
PEriKSITN
Kerelved payable on demand, and Interest hear
I ok: certlOcatM Issued tu time depositors.
I.04.NN
Rxtended to enstomers on laroraMe terms and
approvevl paper discounted at all times.
(')I.I.F.ITIO.N
Made In tbe locality and upon all tbetaoklna
towns In tbe United Stales, tbarites moderate.
DKAITh
IwtneJ nenottahle In all parts of tbe tTnltd
sittw, aoa loreiKO eacoaoa. inua. vn ti laru j
AITOINTa
Ol merrhants. farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable aromodatlon will be esiended. i
Patrons are sou red that all transactions shall I
be beld as strictly private and ctnttdentlal. and
that they will be treated as llliermlly as pood
banklna: inles will permit-
nespeciiuny,
JUHNNTOW. HU H at C'O.
A. K. PA TTit . HM. H. 8-4 SlifOKIt,
frrmiilr tt. kuihirr.
THE
First National Bank
OF FATTO.W
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Account ol (Corporations, Klrms and Individuals
received upon the most tavorable terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive Hankli.
Steamship Tickets lor sale by all the leading
L.ineand Kurelicn liralts parable In any
ot the principal cities ol the
Old World.
All correspondence will have onr personal and
prompt attention.
Iwlrrrat Paid oss Time lirpeall..
OCII3.W3
8. L. RKSD
M AT"lrT mini.
REED & READE,
Attorneys t Isiav,
KBtNSBl'K.I. - - - PENNA.
aVar' ilttce on Centre street. ' 4 'A V3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys nt L.xiv,
EHCNSBUKO, PA.
art ffl?e In iera House. 2l
T W. DICK,
A. ATTOKNEY-AT-I.AW.
tlBBHttBUBS. PBMB'A
aT-Speolal attention to Riven claims tor F-n-ton
Honnty. ete. chl aai
T F. McKEXRICK,
J. ATTORmT aSDO-'I'MHKIXOR at law,
tbKIVShl'Kt. - PA
AsTM (Rice on Centre street.
II. MYERS.
. attoiiN:y-at-l.a w.
EBBBBBUBa, Pa.
t ItKfte Im (tollonad. Horn, on 'entre street
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTIIKM EV-AT LA W,
tBHKStaa, fi.
tfl ifflM In OrMrm Hnasa. tlantar street
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment ol all Ohronls Afflictions. Diseases
of Women and troubles requlrins: Surtrlcal Aid.
tllttee hnnrs Ui t a . at. . t to 3 aud 7 lo 8 P. M.
lfcSt VttH A V tlSHK. AL.lOt'WA.r'A.
janl.t4
ALRIOST
Beyowd Belief?
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force !
Tbe Eesnlt of Siircwi BnyiE and Far-SeciEi MaaaemeEt.
Our Spring Goods are now in. We can show you the
Latest Styles in Dry Goods. Clothing etc., at Astonishingly
Low Prices. '
ISpecial Drive!
m
Shccc.
t-4TH-re is uiy gtiaraii !--:
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: F.t ni:ii.Y. i wii.li.iX k
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l.adio dniiirola tii. s;irn.ir li.-.-l
or i- in j: r-s i l a t f
l.adi.-' d..itir la. o-ra, l.uti.m
wurtli il.7..
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I WE CAN
t START YOU
Ihousekeepim!
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:
ANY FIGURE
IKOVf
: $20 to $2,000.
Ilusset. hiittou or lace a few l.-f t . . . 1..VI
are worth -j..lti.
Ladies' t!oni;ola tip ISiucher ?'.." are
worth $:mi.
Ladies' Oxford tie iu Kusset. patent
leather aud dotiuola. all shapes and
styles 7;K-. and up
Laflies' Slipers, 50c.
A XI) I'I'WA 1IDS.
: Children's sprinic heel. Inilton. si.-s
I
r. to
' Infants' sIi.h-s from j.v up
I A very stylish shoe for men. coiiirie or
lace
fl.'-W are worth t- im 1
G
LOTHOWG
We are now reatly to show you the Largest anl Finest
Stock of Men's, Youth's, Hoys :ml Chihlren's lothin in
Cambria county, with the Lowest Prices for rool Gools in
the State. Our Stock of Spring ami Summer Clothing is
complete. Ve have all the new Spring shapes in Hats ami
a complete line of (Jents Furnishings of all kin. Is. It will
pay you to come to see us this spring a.s we have prices to
suit the times.
Call and examine our stock. We will sell you nice
Goods and SAVE YOU MONEY-
Very Respectfull-,
G. A. SHARBAUGH,
Carrolltown.
Wasliington and Jefferson College.
MNKTY KOt'KTH YEAK on.t Sept. la. Folly rui.pe-t K.r cllnce ...it. K;ii.r .- ure
adapted i prepare lor lu.ly t.l the lcarne.1 r.....tii? ll.n.t-.rl ...r t "t.eu.i-'try. .Mmrrl.T
and d .-i.Mcy. .e uwr.rj. Aineieur r tria
ftzi-nses very iuMlerie. A.unint .'V.-'il A.t.tre..
OILS ! OILS V
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating anil Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
Thar can te
HIDE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Most : Dnifoniily : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
PITlsm'Hil KKI'T..
i-irrsBt'Kti, ha. j
cotls.wiy.
Mouutaiu House
STAR SHAYII1G PARLOR!
CENTRE STREET, EBENSEURG.
T
'HIS well known and Ions: estatdislied Shavintc ;
farltr is now l-atet! n Ontre street. ! '
uuslie tbe llverv siaMe ot I ritara. lavis a. l.ui ti
er. where Ihe tiosmess will I e wriwl o In the
latore. SH AY INC it Al K t ITIINt ANI
SHANPIK1IMI done in tbe beatrt and must
nrtlstir manner. I'lean Towels a sj-eclalty.
al.aale watted on at their residences.
JAMES H. NT,
tro-rietor
A FEW
A .a'i.l l.-at her wofkinz sh.M fur wear. n
-h.ld a .;i i
II you . ant a in.-.' ln - l..- Satin u.l.
..i.irr.- ..r la,-e M T.". - l In ate tti.iili
Win.
M.-n's t li-h t ip l:!u. h. i calf . . . ar ,-
Woill. ! ..
Men's Fine Coiicorflan
Iite, llan.l-sowt'tl, for n3.(M
they are worth $-".O0.
Men's
Extra Fine Kaiiproo
L:u e ir (m:res?,
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a huntl-sewcl KaDiraroo, late
or congress. Tor
You cannot tlujlitale tliis
shoe in any other store for less
than
S6.00.
1X3 Give us a call for Shoes
ami you will he convinced that
we t arry the let Line in town
,lor ear, fctyle arm Low Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
QLOTHIWC
an i r-w mi stum w.r aiiif-ni iirM-..r.
THK rKf.i. r. ni-Mirtoa. ra ( .t.j4
WTHQirr the
BOW (RING)
it is easy to steal or ring watches from tr.c
pocket. The thief pets the watch in cue
hand, the chain in the other and rivet a
short, quick jerk the tinj; slit's orT the
walch strm. and away poes the watch, leav
ing the tictiui only the chain.
This idea stopped
that little game:
The bow has a groove
on each end A collar
runs down inside the
pendant utemi and
fits into the grooves,
firmly locking the
bow to the pendant,
so that it cannot be
pulled or twisted oft.
SolJ 1 y all watch dealers, without ,
coit, on Jas. Boss Filled and other
cases containing this trade mark
A atc casa opener sent free on request;
Keystone Watch Case Co..
PHILADELPHIA.
HONEST COODS
FOR HONEST MONEY.
4 Ni ..i Sz.OOf l'auu
Net. M-.ix-y Tvit r. i.r Hr-itr-l
l-r.-T. we artil t. wv
lvrt -t tin- I". S. on a:r l
our I J clrl-Mf rJ
I Cr i-c lit 4nils kitl
IC-mH .s-qti ! tits- t---t .
Is-.-r i. I'.v J i- i .tr
A NEW LIGHT
ON SHOES
tie. ea-Bea It t ..!
. MI.IS ll
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I I I lBitl..U"'"(-T'"''"""
'Sj!pXY4uBERTr SHOl
law' - - 1 . M k. '
Km.
SHOE CO..
BtST S3. SHOE IN
THE WORLD FOR il
Several ol oar t-et ctit-aier are well-kn wn
Kt-enwMra; le-.le. Tl.ey can and w.ll rwtu
meud l.'t-etty Sh. ecaoe ihev wi.tn
Ifirm. We want t.. rell tu-rt-t Write lo-d tf I r
onr rtlal.wus and the nauirs ot ttiuse lo Jour
tow Din bout we relrr.
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