UL
4
J
tb.S
AH
- I
t.
il'nmbriii freeman.
,. ,if i:r ICti. CAMIIHIA CO., PA.
AUCI ST 17. is;u.
I !. !. . M H K. A I..
p lV. '-raw i:iU much shutter.
1 (,, 'i'"P l,lls y'ir will Ik; small.
M M .lit if Kiiiki-ail. of .Johnstown,
. 1 1 . -1 n I iii K:ifiiliirtf.
, i . .-i -hiiM-fflt. of Miitif II villi-, was a
. . ,, i;i . n-l'tii n mi Satunlay.
y, i i.tf a nil family, of Kane,
,., - h' ft if inl in K1h-ii 'luiri;.
y. ,: hnM. of I.orftto. spt-nl a
i . ;i, Mhfii-I'iiiif on WViIn.'siiay.
,, : n i . son of .1 llilsi ISarki-r, of
. , , !- rioiisly ill u iih ly phoiii
v. M. Sank.-r. of Allf eliciiy
, . ; i .i i-ilor to Kl-iir.lnii!i on
I , , i . .-. .it'f'l :iftffii. of Moiintaiii
, , , ! i lioiif on I i i.i.iy lroin
II. ; : i . ' of this plaff. lias Ims-ii
,, ; i ,!i.-,t;ll "f til' llt(Slit pllll-
V:
. i '. . .n Williams has I. t oken
;.. .i.rtionofa in- Iiimisi- in
V .1 - Iiti-fo!l ami l.i-lianl
.: , i,. n lov nsliip, w-if vii
, . -! .: on Tiuiliiay.
M K k. of M nl.llf nirtf, Keii-
... hl p:ilillt. .J. 1. Ml'-
. K ,i: i . of i lu plaff.
v. i .; - K ,ii itn'i in. a Wfll-kiiown
i , ;:.-, 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 i . irii-il at his
; i it. ai ii aiionl ii"i years,
i . i!.;,. of tin- .lo!,iito ii 'l'rili
.j I s M-ter. i ;n li d un
.... .ii , . I lainl ill i f lo l'lilla-
J. ..-.;n o! I.l-t week I i h t Ii i II u
, . ,,. t. i! MadatTeV, killing tlil'ri-
:. iiit-1' atiii two lior-.es i-s-
-I.
I o in t lie cellar with a
in it. It w ill ah-oi tin
. :iway tlif ninety inell
ilar-.
n tonilfi-ii ir.iinp?- cri'
i ; .. tlfa-ilil? iHltlif
,i i i ; , t . 1 1 ut .1 :t y I w nl y-eiirlit
!,. - - Il.it' 111 1 1 y Were liiekell
,-. . iiii-ti.i-lf is a new ill ink
. . . . M .1,1 1 1 I I M'l . It is -i III 1 y
,i : . I.' o..l o- atlilfll III lllf ll"ll-
: i i . ieii"iooiifiil to a linn-
- . i.. r.-ai t-tate of I r. M. K.
'I - I'l.n on Sal in ilay lat.
i- I. i.l ii to l.:i."iii, w hen
.., v i. ,.i fin i.t 1 until Angii-l '.li;li
. i . .1 to the in u ail of
; i; i i. - iv t. ;ih appear: in Ihis
lj . . .. i'ii i.i'j reaii.-rs win save
i I.!-' I in- . i' I ami t a k i mr ail-
i u . i. lii.i lion iii i oi ion anil
l . :.-! ,i U I, it Co.. laiL'f i-oal
f y--l: l.:i'i . 1. pte-elllatlVf here lai-t
, ii. -( .-iii - ral 'liiv- iiispccliii!!
It ii - i-1. s iii tin- lliaekliek reirion.
i ii. a ., :l ii .-, inpanv takim; hold
& . -i.i' i - the eoal in that leizioii.
i ! u i t- of rail- airieil from
i - , ..i. 1 ... i ..r the IMaekliek
I i. I.. rn iii trai k l iin' wa
9 . . i. W . p.. i n . 'I here are -iIhmu
4 : -I ! - !' tiafk to iay ami
4 : 1 M ! I i 1' II epel I- to have the
k ; ; ' ' I"- 1-t "I i ii-lolier.
j i - 1 i' : . ii iii int rhi II. w ho is
4 : o- !n. Hi oil I he l'ellll-yl-
3ii i ll. !!. i i ii h a nainfiil arr i
'' -i-'Uv i .! !. in the aril- at Ka-t
4 i - Ml I .1 1 lie at the lilllf the
' r-.-l . i- inline lielWeell the
4 ' -ii.!' r. an. I u I. lie t he train
5 : . - ' - !.al i IH e j ll-t ea-l of
' .!- j w a- t aught 1m--
4
i
4
i
i
i
i
i
- '.. I ; r .-iin-es to ellip-e all
!- : ' ! w ay of at t raet ion-.
- i ji it iii maml for -pafe
iih h w ill he taken.
' i: in ti. a. hiiM-ry pi oini-e to
' t h.i-e w ho at temi
i ,. ,-eii,i all the latest
!.! !.'- in t he w a of astri-
I li't fol yet the
' -- "ami -'.i-t.
I 'ii i K! i:j. -c in of
' an.i-ii.i tow n-h i p. w a
i' a ol:- ! he fail near
I i : ' l.ai w a- III t he
' li! m aile a ifioll-
t ... vi a- I it;t.a. I liiiijf-
' .ti.imai- -i.le until
'i I he lio -- w a
' l.a.l to .e killed.
; j inn piii-r o i-r a
- ... l:,.:-..rt Whit.-iile,
V- I. I .11 tlfitl l olllltV.
-Ma: ! I at piare at
!l."l l.-l.ll t.f la-t W eek.
:.- . m el .. i x eil on
4 't 1 : I"' '"mm I fell
' !, -fen ahum ii.w ii
- N" I ea-"ll I'll II lie
: ' ' -' t i, ('..! ih.- ra-h
'- ' io ear-. -iiiiTle
; i ' i - anil one -I--
' ion worker, of
' ' w i U hi- a iff ami
- ' -V I I l.l'e. , -I-
'' 'I -ni' i'lf on
' : ' ' out . oi k
' ' ' a- a'so in poor
I ii- poliiielit,
- '. a lit ot ih p. iii-
' 1 ' al I ieil -hot-irilll.
' " ' n hi- kllee- ami
--' : a i. yoW jjf
' 'I w ith Sat-
a.v.l from Sir
.; i In- tie.l -tars
i;ion am- Ma-
Ui'l ilieimle the
-"'- ii. Iiinim:
' in -ili i-e w ilh-aii.-ient-
who
I li'i i the ,. tlfllie
'( t hi- con-tel-
li lias pel pellia
t lie ll-e of this
I. i I
" ' a ii. puty at the
v ""i!ii'.relaiM foimiy,
: An.lrew Kne. a
l li:jilt. Ko-ell-
"" ' i.-!.ura ami IihU'.-iI
""-'lit. Uo-eli-t.-ai
' ;:' l;' 'i nn. ,1 J ,hn Oraiit
' ; " -an. I i r-1 w-.rk-. JCi.-u
' " ' oioie.l man.
' ' ' - : I.:- in, ho-ter ami
; ' i" , r. l l;, ri.'ht
'' ' ! th.- w.iiji,,!
1 ! II iiiiir.ii ian tminp
' '"' ' " -lamlniir on a
' -'a! ion f,,r i he pur
. " ' -iue time afler
,. ,'' ( ' '" '" '"-in-ami wli.-n
' -i . .", ''a-'' r "-'ion caiiifht the
r 7" '' ,lra--''1 I''"1
. "'"" -' reams were
.; -".!, tti, M(
fl'.lll hi- iH Tiioil M.--i-
'f.lllil. u . ..
h;!l..i i-aniy t ami
'iai lor treatment.
The barn of the Calumet Coal &. Coke
Company, in Westmoreland county, was
burned Wednesday ntpht. the 1st. with all
this year's ciop. Three hor-es and ei;ht
mules perished in the flames, and three
others had to be shot on account of in
juries. A sad accident occurred at No. S,
Steiline mine, as Hastings on Friday
afternoon, by w hich a Slav miner, whose
name we failed to learn, was injured so
badly that he died shortly afler being
taken out. The deceased was encased in
ilinina under a mass of coal w hen it fell,
crushing his head. A wife ami threechild
rcn aie left to survive him.
A di-patch to the Philadelphia Pre
from New I.loomiield. dated August 12.
says: The term of court which closed iu
Perry county yesterday develoned a queer
state of affair in the in the legal circles
here. I n t he criminal court one lawyer
was convicted of assault and battery and
breach of the peace, another of emlie.zle
iiient, two others hnd true bills found
against them for embezzlement, one jus
tice of the peace was convicted of malfea
sance in ollice and two constables were re
turned for drunkenness and neglect of
duty.
Intemperatecatini; and drinking is the
chief cause of indigestion. I-Yw eople
starve to death; many kill themselves by
eating ami drinking. The stomach to lie
-trong. sound hiiiI healthy must have time
to dispose of one meal lielore any other
food is i 111 Hosed upon it. There are two
elements iu the foods eaten, nutritious and
non-nutritious. 1 he lirst is digested and
produces nourishment; the other, not til
ing digestible, is rejected. From live to
seven hours should elapse lM-lweeii meals;
furthermore there should lie no eating le
! ceii meals for good health and good ap-
peti te.
Kanilall McLaughlin. Jr.. of Rostraver
township. Westmoreland county, has leen
iiehl for trial a I court on the charge of ma
licious mischief and conspiracy against
the person, preferred by Daniel Rhodes, on
iiifni mat ion received from his wife, who
alleges thai McLaughlin on several oc
casions tried lo induce her o poison her
husband, afler w hich she and McLaughlin
were to U- married. He was to buy the
drug, she to administer it, then lay the
botlle by his i.le and arouse the neighbors.
The defendant is said to have admitted
the truth oT the story at the hearing, but
to have claimed that the half had not been
t. Iii.
1 '.el we. mi :iii and -tm men went to work
in the mines of the Altoona Coal X Coke
Company, at Kittaiiiiiug Point, the Hast
L'ml Coal Company al Kenniiigtou ami the
lli-iii iel. i Coal Mining Company at Dulo.
oi. Thill-. lay of last week. These three
companies art. a operated by A I toon a
men and have not heen operated since
April l'.i, ju-t sixteen weeks. The resump
tion of work by the mountain miners is
t he r nlf of declaring the coal strike olT.
The strike resulted rather disastrously to
some of the men al the above mines as
they went to work fer X cents net ton,
w hereas prior to the strike they vvre re
ceiving -to cents per net ton.
M any methods are recommended to
the fruit grower for the destruction of tent
caierpiller. which at this season is in i he
habil of leciing his gauzy habitations on
nearly all kinds ol trees, destroy ing the fol
iage am! making the trees un-ighty. Fire
is "i he n iiu-tly most commonly -in loyed,
but (hat u. can- the destruction of the
twig- with which Ihe lire comes in con
tact, a- well a-of the caterpillars them
selves, t'tirin mill I'iri s'nh: lei'ommi nds
w ha' it coii-idcr- ju-t a- elTeclive, but a
far simpler ami neater method to get rid
of the pest-. 1 1 is t be application of soap.
Ilisolve common soft soap in water, mak
ing a st rung "suds" ami apply with a clot h
on Ihe ml of a pole, or a syringe. It is
fatal to caterpillars as the lire ol kero-eiie.
Krai l ilnlr Tranifrra.
Treasurer of Camhria county to 1 . W.
Po w i-l I. I', lack lick low lishl p. coli-iileraliou,
Alexander Miller to lianiel Wamhaugh,
Adams township. 1.
Maigaret A. lull to Danuel Wambaugh,
Adams tow n-hip. M.
Lvdia .1. Litzinger lo Mary Litzinger,
Cleartiehl township. I7.".
Camhria Iron Company to John Ar
thurs, K -. Conemausih f".,2."i.
15. F. Kairer et n. to S. L. Keed. as--iliee.
Jackson tow n-hip. ii.
Sarah K. Itnri.s to Cres-oii A Cleartiehl
Coal .V Cuke Company, Ili-ade township.
S"-.."illO.
'itiens Cemeierv Association to
Nathan U. Lowcry. i irand View. :;s.
I'llin L. Wagner to Henry K. WagnT.
Co-i low. f-.ii.
Charle-Se-ack et u. to John Thomas
t-t al.. llrow nstowii. fl.-.im.
M. I. Kittellet nx. to John F. Parn'sh,
Cres-on.
Mary Litinger to C. E. Little. Clearlield
tow ll-hip. I.'i.
Frederick IM-honget u. to All-rt F.
lirun', Ea-l t 'oiieinaiigli. l,7oo.
.Ma thiol Kt-adeet ux. to Pet-r Kisball,
Crest on. 1 f.
Thomas Ilyrne et ux. to Edward Eager,
Su-iiiehatina low n-hip. $"iii.
Ar-hy Kirkpatrick et nx. to James
Lraiiley. Elder tow n-hip, '.1.
I. S. McAnully et nx. totoNirire SeillaK.
Karnesioti,
E. J. Miilhearon to J. I:. Mullei., Lilly.
f"0.
M. A. Sanders et ux. to John F. Samlers,
Wa-hiiigton low n-hip. f loo.
Camhria Iron Couipiuy to I .. I. Jones.
Weslmolil ?sim.
John Hibert's heirs to David W. James,
John-town.
Jacob Fend lo Louis Peterson, Ilaisy-
loW li, .V.
Louis Peter-on -t ux. lo Loran Peti-rson,
l)ai-y tow ii.
A family reunion was held on Wednes
day of la-t week at the country home of
Samuel Wi--inger, near Johnstown, in
honor of Camhria county's venerable patri
arch. Lew is Wis-inger. who reached the
remarkable age of lol years on June 21st
la-t. M r. Wis-inger has lived lii.der the
administration of every president of the
I'nited States. Having heel. Ihuii during
Washingloii's second term. There were
oyer :ti guests at t he reunion. There are
!-graii.lchihlr. n ami t great-grandchildren.
Lewis Wissinger was liorn June 21, ITU."?,
on i farm on the Itislfon. pike, aUiut two
and one-half miles from Johnstow n. His
father after sefving in the revolutionary
war. purchased this tract of land and
moved from I led ford county to it, which
was at that time a perfect wilderness. He
com iniieil to live there until his death, at
the age of in. He had 11 children, of
whom Lewis was one of the oldest and the
only one now living, the others having
died at the ages varying from so to '.).
County Inmlii InioUril.
Holliday-burg, August VI. The alarm
created over the closing of the Second
national bank of Alloona has Ix-eu inten
silied here Ly the discovery that fc'si.KOof
lllair county funds are deposited in the
Western national bank of Philadelphia to
the credit of the S coutl national bank.
Tin latter bank had been employed bv the
county commissioners to negotiate the sale
of county bonds for this anijiint. Exam
iner Miller has refused to release the
credit, holding that the funds belong to
the assets of the clos-d bank. From those
in a position to know it h is become a well
known fact that ouljr 3,iioas left in the
bank by (iardner, the fugilfye I'&euier.
An Ola Time Cable Koad.
In an article on street car traction the
New York Sun says:
Street car traction by means nf a cable
driven by stationary engines is a compara
tively new thing, but there was an import
ant cab.'c railway in the Flitted States
more than sixty years ago. The Alle
gheny Portage railroad of Pennsylvania,
esteemed a great engineering feat of the
time, used for parts of its length the prin
ciple of the cable.
The length of this line w as rather more
than thirty-six and a half miles, and it
included ten inclined planes. No. 1 rose
-"' feet in three tenths of a mile; No. 2,
nearly ViJS feet in one-third of a mile; No.
X l.'io1 feel in a little more than one-fourth
of a mile; No. 4, nearly 1SS feet in a little
over two-(ifih of a mile; No T.XVi feet
in about one-half a mile; No. G. W,1 feet
in a tri tie over one-half a mile; No. 7.
feet in the samedistauce; No. S, WC.1-'
feet in aUuit three-fifths of a mile, and
No. it, ls-i.iij feet in a little over one half a
mile, and No. lo, lo2 feel iu a little over
two-tiftlis of a mile.
ISelween the planes were light grades,
absurdly called levels, and al the head of
each plane was a stationary engine and
the oilier machinery adjunct to the motive
power. A vertical grooved wheel of cast
iron, eight and one-half feet in diameter,
was placed in Ihe centre of each track
about li feet from the head of the plane.
These w heels at the highest iint of cir
cumference rose six inches above the rails.
The shafts of these wheels were geared
together by spur Wheels lour fi-et in di
ameter so as lo revolve iu opposite direc
tions.
Iu a pit between the vertical v heels was
a horizontal grooved w heel equal iu diame
ter to the distance between the tracks.
This wheel w as titled into a strong frame
that could be moved lifleen feet toward
the head of the plane by means of a weight
attached lo a chain and hanging in a well.
Another horizontal grooved wheel was
placed forty feet from Ihe foot of the
plane. It also was tilled into a strong
frame, and on Id be moved liftv feet. The
endless steel rope passed over wheels IS
inches in diameter and 24 f.-el apart. Al
the lu-ad of each plane w as a double cylin
der, high pressure, horizontal sleam en
gine w ithout a lly w heel.
The engines at -six of the planes were of
3.1 horse power, and the other four of .'to
horsepower. A hydraulic regulator was
used when ihe descending load exceeded
in weight I hi. ascending load. The whole
cost of the Portage railroad was a little
short of l,.ioo.i.
A curious and rare book putili-hed at
Philadelphia in lsrw; gave a traveler's ac
count of the journey over the in in n I a i ns
V the Portage railroad. He left Johns
town at ii A. m., coming east, and leached
the fool of the first inclined plane iu about
half an hour. He was much awed at the
nrospecl of being lifted with his fellow
passengers 1,172 fiet of perpendicular
height and lowered l,4oO feet of perpendic
ular descent all iu six hours "by ccmpli
catcd oowerful and frangible machinery."
1 1 r ei i ui red four minutes to traverse the
lirst plane, !, feet iu lei.gth ami l.Ki in
perpendicular height.
The descent on the eastern slope alarmed
the traveler still more than the ascent, lie
cause he realized that the gi ade was steep
er. The rope, however, was thic ker, and
the passage was made in safety, without
discomfort.
During the twelve years that the road
was iu use no serious accident occurred,
and it was one of the Wonders of ihe I'ni
ted States, lis alternating cable traction,
hor.-es and locomotive engine-' gave gre-it
variety to the short journey over the
mountain crest, ami many toiiri-l- took
the trip out of curiosity. It is said that
William Schullz, an ingenious and ener
getic (o-rinan, was the first man to con
vince American engineers by practical
demonstration that ordinary friction is
sufficient to enable a locomotive to drag a
train up considerable grade. The demon
stration made it plain that the device of
the Portage railroad would uo longer be
necessaiv in scaling mountains.
Schultz afterward made a fortune build
ing railroads for the Czar of Ku-.-ia. and
returning to the I'nited States, settled
dow n to a life tf ease iu rural Delaw are.
l i.Miliir Sloan Itratl.
Sx-State Senator Hannibal K. Sloan.
Democratic candidate for coiigressinau
at -large, died at his home in Indiana, on
Saturday forenoon at 11 o'clock. The
cause of his death was pneumonia. Han
nibal K. Small w as born September 4, ls.'f.
at Indiana. He as educated in Ihe com
mon schools and the academy of Indiana:
was engaged for some years at manual la
bor, a greater portion of the time iu charge
of engines in mills, and then read law in
the office of H. W. Wier. The war of the
rebellion breaking out prior to Mr. Sloan's
admi-sioli to the bar, he enli-ted and was
elected second lieutenant of Company IS,
Eleventh regiment, IVini-y Ivania reserve
corps, being afterwards promoted to tirs l
lieutenant and captain in the same com
pany and regiment and brevet major.
I'nited States volunteers. Mr. Sloan re
sumed I he study of law iu lsOl. was ad
mitted to the bar in 1-s'o am! was actively
engaged in the practice of his profession.
He was elected to the house in 1-71 and lo
the state senate in l"ss. He was nomi
nated for coiigrcssman-at-large at the
Democratic convention at Harrisburg on
June 27 last, and his death causes a va
cancy on the state ticket that will In
titled by again calling the convention to
gether. Half Kalri f WaihlnclM, l. C , and
Krluru, via Pfii I vanla Hall
road. For the biciiniei encampment of the
supreme lodge ami grand fiicamp'iieut of
the Knights of Pythias of Ihe world, to be
held at Wa-hingtou D. C, August 27th to
SeptemlHT Tth. inclusive, the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company will sell, from
August 2.'(d to 2Mb, inclusive, roundtiip
t ickets to Washington and return at rate
of single fare for the round trip. These
tickets will lie valid for return pa-sage
until Scptcmlier lith. with a further exten
sion of time until September l.ilh, obtain
able by depositing tickets with joint agent
at Washington on or before September lilli.
This arrangement will afford a rare op
to all to visit the national capital.
Stop-off at Philadelphia and ISaltimore
will be allowed on tickets through those
points.
Kotind trip tickets from Washington to
ISallimore and return, limited to two days,
including day of sale, can In- purchased
during this encampment at rale offl.2.i
each.
91 arr las I.lrne.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphius' Court
lor the week ending Thursday, August l 'i,
ls'.4:
Albert Stutzuan, West Taylor township,
and Ornha ISidelmaii. Alinah. Indiana!
i-iiiifitv l:i !
John N. Hunter. Ehrenfeld, and Aduie
A. Proln-rs, Mineral Point.
Lon Swanhart, Ashville, and Annie El
len Lee. East Couemaugh.
Henry Fletcher, Sonmaii, and Christena
Stafford. Kriug Station, Somerset county,
Pa.
All-rt Metzotf and Emma L. Kehm,
John-low n.
Timothy J. Sheehan and Lucy M. Mc
(oilre, Clearlield tow n-hip.
C. K. Saltzgiver and Lizzie Fetterman,
Green township, Indiana county. Pa.
Adam Uodri and Susa Scuinau, Johns
town. Frederick Aurandt and Mary Wigger,
SoQUiOU.
Obituary.
JONES Died at the residence of hpr
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Humphries, in
Cambria township, on Tuesday. August
14lh, Hm. Mrs. Katie, wife of Daniel II.
Jones, aged about 2.1 years.
The deceased, w ith her husband, was
a resident of Elienshnrg ince their marri
age aUuit two years ago and was held in
high esteem by all acquainted with her.
On account of the illness of a brother w ho
has lieen seriously ill for a couple of
months past with typhoid fever, Mrs.
Jones had been going back and forth to
her parental home for the purpose of as
sist ing iu taking care of and nursing him.
and had been in t he enjoyment of hi r us
ual good health until Friday last, when
she complaim-d of lu-in ill. and on Satur
day was compelled to take lo her li'd.
She continued grow ing worse until about
noon on Tuesday, when she breathed her
last. She is survived by her husband and
a little daughter alHUil one year old and
also by her parents ami several brothers
and sisters. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday at two o'clock when her re
mains were followed to their last le.-liug
place, in Lloyd's cemeteiy. by a large
coiicour.-e of sorrowing relatives and
friends.
l ast lirnrtKiimniif heavon.
(hi August 2.'!d next the Pennsylvania
Kailroad Company will rim ihe lait of its
popular sea-hi.re excursions for the sea
son. This trip is planned for t he i-x press
purpose of tin ni-liilig an economical op
portunity for t he people living in western
Pennsylvania to visit same of ihe princi
pal summer resorts of the Atlantic coa-t.
The tickets permit of a stay of nearly two
weeks, and a choice of destination is al
lowedAtlantic City, the most popular
resort iu America. Cape May. appropria
tely called the ileeii of the coast. Sea
Isle City, the tic m of the coast, and I lecau
City, last but by no means the least at
tractive of the places.
Special train will leave Pittsburg on
above mentioned date at s:."iil a. xi., arriv
ing at Altoona 12.2.1 !. XI.. where stop for
dinner will be made, and reaching Phila
delphia 7:2o p. xi. Passengers can spend
the night in Philadelphia, ami take any
regular train of the follow ing day fol the
shore.
Train
Kate. leaves.
Johnstow n '.i 2.1 ll:o.i a. m.
Cl i'SSoli Mi 1 1 :.".'' a . M.
Altoona . 12:.Vi p.m.
Philadelphia Ar. 7:2o a. m.
Tlie World'nt'nir Hrlmlll for if I'lucru
I II lamrj .
The "ISook of the Kuiliiers." nim of the
iiio-l artistic ami iiiagm licetit publications
ever issued is now licing olli ieil by the
Pittsburg I isiittrh lo its readers. It is
beyond question the greatest otter ever
made by a newspaper. See the 7'iaoiici
for lull information.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing' for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Il!umiiiatin; ami Luliricatin? Oils,
Naphtha and fJasoIine
That can lo
MADE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Most : Uniformly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
I'lnsKl lill HhT..
11 ITSBt ' Ki I, FA.
ctH.RHly.
The
County Fair
affords an excellent opportunity for the
pick-pocket to get your watch. If you
would be proof against his skill, be sure
that the bow tor rinm is a
This wonderful bow is now fitted to the
Jas. Boss
Filled Watch Cases,
which are made of two plates of gold
soldered to a plate of composition metal.
Look equally as well as solid gold cases,
and cost about half as much.
Guaranteed to wear 20 years.
Always look- for this trade mark.
None penuine without it.
Sold only through watch dealers.
A watch case opener which makes a handsome
charm sent free on request.
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale
Finest Bnilns Lots
At Crcccon.
Near New Convent Iluilding.
Good Ground in Ilih State of
Cultivation. Call on or address
L. P.McDermitt,
Cresson, Pa.
Nil I U K. I herehy tlven (hat Ihe lollowinic ao
niunu have txwn tiinl Id the !..nrt ol i'oiii.
man Plraa ol Cambria p.-ur.tr. rem yirama. ami
i.l bo oiititlrinei! Iiy f iiii 'ourt mi the Finn Xlnn
itay ol Neiieroer next unles cause le fhown to
th contrary .
Fi-urlh ami linil amount of A.lnm Myerg. cum
inl'tee ol IVtiriMjer. a lunatic
Flot ml partial oriiunt ol T. S. Fearl. audit
nee of John A. Marwh.
Flnl fiiil Una I arc .lint I .Inlin I. N'mw. trnx
tee.lLC , to sell the 15. ' n it N. Y . .-. K. K K.
'o.
J. HAKBY,
I'roth'y'a office. An. 17. rroilioimiary
Notice.
IVpr.Ml" will " re.-elvei! until H'ESHAY-.
Al' I'S 1' S8. it!4, lur oanlnu ciiHMii at m -ivjill
i". r ariixu'Mrn lniuire at the t;oiiiiuia
aloner olfl.T. Fien.-tiiirK I'.
Hi uruer ul lloirj.
JNd.C ilAri.lvrrk.
(NiiiimlKloners' oftice. Kleiibuii, I 'a.. Auk. IT
l-.VI-.-l
I'STKAVS.
I j iame to the premi-e of the nn.lcrsliine.1 In
AlioKhi-ny townsuui. on ho Inn day ol Auicupt
lm4. Three ho! mppiweil to he almut one jeir
olil.uiie bl enw una Llf-k harmw and one
lilaca ami white. The owner In requei-teU lo roiue
hirwarJ. freve proert. pay flmrnw ami take
fie in away, otherwite llm will l-r -Ifi-oiiril ol
smirHinit to law. H HIMKMVKlilHI'
VAI.KMINK AiVSJtAN.
Allegheny lownehlp. Auguat 13.
Jllsfrllaoroai Icra.
"trAM'ABf.E PKOPtKTY FOK SAI.l"
A Into) ic rou ml In the K.t ward or Elieu.
burie. 66 liy -261 I'fl. imlesirabie location, ' ivin
a two rtorieil iraine 1 oui. V nimi ami ha ;tneut,
tn exi-t-llenc repair. Will he vohf cheap mil on
re isons'ilii leriin. M 1. K I I 'bl.U.
Klirnptinrrf. I'a.. Anifart 10 If
HK Hhfnft.um Kaildlns Ixan AnKwIatlon
will otter tor nale at the council rbtmiwr. Kl-
enbniK, on the fourth Momtar In Auieunt.
I oou.uo. THUS. HA1,
I.iutkr L.4KIMKR, Secretary. Fre.l.lcnt.
Assignee's Sale
lF V A 1.1 " A BI.E
REAL ESTATE !
ASSIGNED ESIVTK 0FJH BLOW.
Ky Tirtae ot ar atlas order t'anlnie out ol the
Court olH 'oiuuiuii l!ca. of Cambria c.ianty to nie
.t (rerie.l, there will I e exiHired to public rale, on
the :reioi?ei. In the Iniruuh ol uiuniertiill,
Cambria County. Pa on
SATlHtDAY, Anil'ST IS, lsU.
at 10 oVlfrk a. m. And fnm Uae to lime tlirro
atcr, all the following lerrih4t mtl estate,
whu-h lia lieen AlteneO to the umlerstximtl t j
lohn Itrown aw w e.
HKStKIITION UV hKOPElcril1:
No. 1.--M Hi ron:rty . oD?inlluic f lnr lot.
In the IniroUkih ol umuiernill. bounde! mn le
KTrtiei . iolluwi: HevioniOkt at m point on (be
line ot Hi r"eon-vlviii. n.ilniHt .ml ruroer !
lol ot t'atrfvk MrO.tll. thence 07 tleieree 7u
fret to at otnt cirner ol ht ot I. M . lriwta -I
he lire fuuth til leiree eMl 70 leet to jtnt
rorrierol lot ! I. M. Hrowr: timnce muth 7 le
Kr eattt. 15u tret to a Nwt irner ol lot nw or
:ate ot n ra.l iMt-yef; tlit-ure sou th ISu1 ieAre9
f I, 2uo Itet to a oiiil corner ul lot oi JtHm T.
l.oiu; iiifiioe ntrth vti ilticrrf eat. Ir lots of
.1 ti T. Iw4inc lr. llebilrirks, ami t'a Inre
I'luuimer r.e itret to o roer ol lot ol I'utrn k Mr
fall; theme ' lot north tleureen rast hh
leet lo a mM; thence l-y aiU lot auain north 31
;t-K?e -l vet tttt to ul teacinniut. cn
taiiittiie in all finhen. more or I r ..-.
tNu. (irmn llHe anil lot. situated on Mln
street in iho IkoukIi oOuinmrrhi Jl, iHiumle-f oa
the northerly itte ly Main streel.on ei-terly
Mile ly lot ol Jutin (irititli, on ttie 9u h ly n
a Icy. ami on the wt-Pterly sole ly lot oi Jatues
l nuiiiiiier. havlnir thcoo er.L-. a two-rlory
ir-i me lhiD4j. and also other l Weill iik.
Nt .3 liet.le .t-e anU ftorv K'tiu. lot situated at
the corner ol M tin street and Penney Ivania rail
io:i.l in tM-rouah of Suinnifrtilil. tMumlel and de
M-rilKrd as IiiIIhvh: Hrtcinniiiic al the corner
ii.entioi'eil: thenre weMarl atonic the Pcnn!)l
vaula railroa KI i.rn-lies to a hm . ctrner ol land
intw or late ol ticorue K. Wike- thrnie ly vaid
lun1s 7 ic!ie i a iot: thence eastward ly
uther l:md l .lolm ltron H fierchex to a Mist In
line ot Mini r:i'l.- thence southward along satl
itKiil 0 2 errrith to the jMnre ut (cacinmn.;; hav
inc llurrufi erected a large frame dwelling and
More rNiin
1S 4. I'nfou liiill l-4.t. sfiiiHtetl In the lor
ongh f Soutmerhill. corner ot Mam n reel and
.i.irkMiii ro:il , lM(unlet on the easterly Mde ly
Mam Mreet.on ytiiitncrly nlile by lot ( lo. 3) (
John lirowo, on c-lerly ?wte hy lot ot John l.
We ntrolh. and on the northerly Mile fy Jarkon
roiil. liMvtnie tliereoii erect a I t. lrge t'hre--?tory
Ir.nne iiuiMing known a. I'nl.iu HjII. aad a one
an. I one-hii't Ktt.ry pi ink dwelliitg.
b Hue hail liferent in a iiece or arctl d
land situated in-role tonshiV. knowu km Wil
li ;iiu pringle tract ai)'ining lainlii ol (trtrtith.
Hr 'wn At. iineuian. J O rctt & N.rm I-rank
Kuril, ihe Kutitr iract. and others containing
acres. z7 crciie5.
1S 6. I ne- h.tll Intt rest In the coal and other
ruitKra:f ol 'js aires. and the surface ot 7 ace.
ui'.ie or ol the same piece of ground, H
known as the William Kutler tract, totu ts in
t ?roy ie tuwiiPhip, af j uning the lands A lacoli
iringlc( William 3lurray . et al.
No. 7 ,nt-Wurd interest In William Murray
tract ol hind in -ro le township, and lorouirri ot
Suiiiiuerliiil tMiunded hy IVuij.iyi vanla rai riad.
t uiliria Iron tunpany, .1 Srt.it & Sons. P
JVl x .1 Urown et al.. and cntalnii.g rj arrt-a. n
errhe. and allowances, exceptiug and restrrving
tlie Itdloamg numherca lot. to their rejipertlve
puictia.-ers. lor wlilch ocels have een execute!
aud delivered, to-wit J.ol u suld to K. K.
Ht r.-. 11 N" 41. -old to ! Warhehi; Iot No 14.
M.d to H K livers: l.ot INo 7.old to .lohn i.al
lard ; fo( lo .4. s.dd to vv Hiihui (ieorge; lit
ISo 5, sold to Ii. Wartield: l-ot No. &7. soh to
.la fol. Huupt: l-ois Nob 1 and '1. soJ to lr. .1. K.
liieen 11 No 3. ctll to John i Saliardy ; lt No.
4:(. sdd to.loiio Hopp. ir.,loi No. W. (! t.l.
I-. Mr4fugh. Iot No 41. soiu ti S. p. I,ong: l.t
ol No. 47. fold to K. W ess, anu lot No. hi, sold to
iivo K. Itells.
No. 8. Lot in ftorough ot Suiuinerhlll. hountled
anl tieicrited a.- Ulitw Beginning al a poni Id
eel soul h ot liue ol IVnnsy Ivania railroo;
thence south To decrees wet 4 perches to a Mt ,
I he it re hy line il laml now or late ol I. S. "ioj le,
.-tuth 1 deitree west tl.t perches to a ot: thenre
hy Hue ol laud ol t-. A. .Hmom!. north degrees
easi 4 en-lie to a post line ! Sumiiitrrhill
grave rd; thence ly said Hue north 1 degree
a-t i1- perches to piue id beginning: conlaiuitg
eii-ns. and having thereou erected a small
Irame hou-e uuieuanlel.
No. y Interest assignor f n u tract of land at
Mineral I'oiut, In Kast I ay lor township, bounded
and descrioed as ;olhw: Hegiuuiug' at a heui
lM-k near Salt l.lrti t:reek; I in-nrc inrough land
ol 'Minria lru t'ompauy. Stiutti ;f"'4 degrees,
ea-t 2o peiches to a cucudjIkt; lbene outh
J1 lA degrees, west 11.04 pen-he to a he ji lin k:
i lieia'e mill h & dec ree-. a.t 'i .'4 perrhts to a
post thence .oulh 4'l.i degrees, west l?.73 perches
to a tM uear t 'oiiein iugn river; thence parallel '
to said mer north 4-1 degrees. we?t 1m 4 perches
to pot: thenre uorlli 4' devrecs. west 14 1 erchfl ,
to a hugar, tlierir following the dl-etiou ol Salt '
'..irk Creek uorlli M degrees, west 13 1 perches to '.
a wnue birch: thence H1 Jerees eist 10 4
pen he to a be ch; thence norm liT1 degrees.
e?t & 7 lurches to a white birch, iheuce north
34 ilearees. e:Ht tf 3Miehes lo white oak. and
thenre north 4 :-'4 degree, east .t erhes io
pia eol tegiiiuinie: r.ntHintng 10 acres. 14 perches
ami baying ihereou erected one double and tour
single tenement houses and one small store
rHiu.
W ill he -.il l In Sections, or as a W hole to suit
put ci-a.-er.
I I- KMS K SAI.K: Tenpercent. of the pur
chae money to le paid when tlie property is
strui'k ilown: ne ball when toe sale Is confirmed
by ihe court, and the remainder in six mouths
from date ol c.iunrtnalion; deterred payments to
be secured b judgment riol. or mortgage, with
interest, al the (.ptlob ol the assignee.
J H. UKKKN.
Assignee ol Johu Hrown aud wile.
July J7. 4t.
'l'KI Al i.isr.
I I.iht oi cause set down tor trial at a term of
court to be htd in Kleii-burg beginning the 2ud
Monday iu Sei tduler. ia4:
Hra.. Icy vs. l-nheT.
Sri4ntvrr v?. Iian.
Treicler estate? vs. t -ogan.
f iftlMirne vm 'oiferet al.
Mrlkmabl vs I'roSHtrr et ul.
Iuder vs W iineim & McOonlgle.
Shartz vs Wilhelut At MWSeiitgle.
Snyder vs. fainbria Iron t'o.
lunkin vs. Iainfr.
Hughs vs. Johnson (o.
Pw vs. ttiitintfS
Mclkmald vs. II tfecker.
I -ylor vs. "ddren.
Horner vs. Wilson.
Shirk Sl S.ns v. "rouse.
More vs. Su:'p"S.
Murphy vs Yellow b'uo Coal l.
Nrls.n o vs. Waltz
Vincent Harstow k 'o. v. t-ressarell.
Stiitzma" vs. t'ook l e al.
Nelson V o. 9. Kraken.
tlr:! vs. I'enna. K. K.t'u,
SiTatmc vs ll.aVis.
Sauos vs M er.
Hosier vs. ScImmiI I M rectors Tortog Knrough.
J.O. IrAKHY.
August 10, IS' '4. I'rot honolary.
Mountain House
me SHaViiie parlori
CENTRE STREET, EBOSBURG.
'IMIIS well known anil limn eMnhlfaheit Shaving
t I'arlor is now locatnt on t-entro iilrecl. oli-(K.i-I.e
the livery viatile ol O'llara. Ihivls . I.ulh
er. where ihe l iKonci-s will I e carried on In the
lutnre. SIUVIM:. IIAIK I'l'l'IIM) ANU
SIlAMI'l HUM) done in the beateat ami uiokt
am-iir uioni-r. :iean Towel a cieclally.
.Ituied waited on at tbeir reaidem-es.
J A M I1S H.IIAM,
l"roirictir
N'tirUJK M herctiT itlvtn that the tollrwlmr e
tiiioti lor the t aimtcr at liquor lo-cnses
ha e been nit In the olflce ol the Cleric f tl.mrt
ot tiiarler Sctiiiinrt ol I Camhria county, and that
the name will ! ii".cii-ed to tha KrtM Court lor
Iib con.siilerallon ou .MllNHAY. Al'lU'rT WfH,
1MI:
Petition ol II l.mrxSon Hrewlnit Co. lor Ihe
traiiiilerol the wholera.e I crne uranted lo 1.
tuix Ul Son In ilMllttzin Immtiicii.
Petition ol l. It. Newcomer lor the transfer ol
Ihe retail license Krantd to J. Wilson Aben In
Keade townnhip.
J.C. 1IAKHY.
Auunst i. frM. Clerk U.S.
VIl.MINI-il'KATKIX.' MITICK.
Ktaleol Anthony Killer, lecea?il.
letters ol a.linliilsinition uion the estate ol
Anthony Killer, deceased. Ite ol Allegheny
lowuhi,i. In Cambria county, I'a havlmc leen
Krante.l to me. all ieronii indehted to Fad! estate
are heret.y notinsd to make payment to me wilh
delay. and lln.-e havliiu claitnx aicaiiiil the
will i itveut them duly authenticated lor Keltle
nteul. Cl.AKA K. KM.I.KK,
Auiimi-tratrlx.
Iretto. Pa.. Aoitu?t3. iy.
I.XKCI'TuK'S N ITIOE.
j Notice I. he-ehy itlven that letters teta
menlarT on the ettalo ol Veronl" Se'Kclhaler.
line ol' Allegheny towtishl. Cambria county,
Pennii Ivania. deceai-ed bavluic leen u ranted
me. all imiii ludeliied Ut .aid eatate
will .leae make payment. and those
liaviiia claluin or demanda acam-t the l ime will
make them known wl'hoot deiav.
I-KANKMPKI tKI.HAI.lKK.
K.iecutornl erohic Spemelhalter. lorea.ed.
AIickIii ny Twp.. Aug . 17th. taut.
N lll U'K.
We. re nndrrf isned. hereby all perroni
not t huut. tih or trei-pai- In any way cn our
premlKes. an we wilt proi-ei-uie to the lull extent
ol the law. H. H NUM..
JOHN I.KHK.
A l.t- I I'N W I LI.
J. A.l.ss.
A. I. M Ml'IMN.
llt'UH M NLtUS.
Clearfield Utwnablp. March 0. IbW.
J
,'4.
&J
ALIVIOST
EJeyowd Belief !
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force!
The Result of Shrewd Bnra ani Far-Secini: Managcnciit.
Our Spring Gootls are now in. We can show you the
Latest Styles in Dry Goods. Tlothin etc., jit Astonishingly
Low Prices. '
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
D:irk wash cal'Vos .v. p-r yard
V.iur prims ti-. p-r yarJ, foruu-r prioe x-
'rali :-. -r yard
Irt"is ifiiiuhatiis, all patterns s
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 6 Cents.
Muslin, full yard iil for :. (a-r yard
i iiliiif t lolh. all patterns, at.. .v. and lik-.
(.'af-t i-liain, r-plv. all i-ulnrs -jm-.
I. ailii-s' vests, verv f-.incv. at iiie
All the 1.ATKST XOVKLTIES IX
TIM M MINUS at t lose tiKiires.
lT?S,H.c-ial sale in LACK AXI) KM
:Ki1IKIMKS from LV. ht yaid tip.
CMMde ani Gents' FflinisMDis.
OurstiK'k of flut liini; was never as rutn
plete as now. Any kind of cut or pattern
you want.
Men's suits in sark only for t:i
l.etter suits in any etit from .Viliip
i inn ii s .s-tuece suns iruni f;
I Inlilrvn s "J-piii-e suits from
Children's knee pants for
ISpecial Drive
in Shccw.
tlfHereis my jrual alili-e:
? i f "s i ii ns i m i x r - k V ii X i i s -"
: KAt lolMLY. 1 WIl.LlilVKA XKW :
: iwik h:kk.
;
I". S. --Shoe that I sell Uearolll.
I.aili." iliiiiL'nla lip. s;inii heel hull, opera
or yoimress I. - are worth f.'.m
I. ailies' limit: ila. oH-ra. Inillou, il m - aiv
worth l.7."i.
:
:
WE CAN
START YOU
-IN
A o'id leather work ini: lmr fur wear, tn
lo i.lv .. a pa it
II Vim want a niee itii - n Salin rail.
eoli!rre ,,r la,-,... . I.T."i IheV ate Worth
'iii.
Men - vtvlil, ti,, niui-h.-ri-alf $.'.:-i-are
Wotlh l.uo.
Men's FineConcordan
Lat e, IIanil-?oveL for $3.00
ihey are worth $.".U0.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
Lace or Congress, 2."(.
TIT nminni rnntiTrtm.Tnn ?"w"U"xxiiu4
in - blunt - iMMmms
l r
X ANY FIGURE
iKiin
$20ta$2s000. I
a few left 1..VI
'.'.. "iii are
We Eicell Many Larger
Establishments.
Kanov launilried shirts with collar at
tached for ra'a'
Latest style fancy laiiinlried shirts with
two collars for nie
Wiiiilniv hlimis (in two colors tuily) with
liatc nl spriui; for only l'.c
t'urlain oles complete for Jiic
Wall Paper--A Specialty-Wall Paper
IXFurniture, Trunks ami
Valises must go to make room.
Kitchen chairs, liht or dark, for J'.'.T.I per
set.
Solid hardwood liedroom suit. elL'l.t nieees
for only l.i) j Children's spriiiu heel, liutloii. si.es .' tn
Cuplaiards. sinks, sidelMiards and loui.ifes ' s .o,.
at verv low prices. ! Infant-" sIhh-s from up
I S 1 liee i;.mmIs are all new and hrst I A very stvli-li ln' for men. coiil'h- or
I
Kusset. Imi inn or laci
are worth .-0
Ladies' i!. insula lip lllucher..
wort u f.i.on.
Ladies' Oxford tie in Ku-et. patent
leather and dotmnhi. all sliaii-s ami
styles 7..1-. an. I up
Ladies' Slippers, SOc.
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a hanil-sewotl Kangaroo, lace
or t-ongrt'ss, for
ii
axii rrwAiMis.
You cannot duplicate this
shoe in any other store for less
than
S6.00.
TJTGive us :i (':11 for Shoes
and you will he convinced that
we carry the liest Line in town
j for Wear, Style and Low Prices.
L'rade work on '.hem.
lace.
. . .?l.-." are worth ?J.ii 1
Yours,
THE LEADER.
R. L. JOHSSTOS. M.J. HICK. A. H'.BL'i '.'.
tttTABLmacu 18.72.
Johnston, Buck & Co.7
iiANIi:KS.
EHEXSBURtr. - PE.NN'A.
A. Mi. BI'CH, 'watilrr.
F-1TBLInHBl 1SS8.
Carrolltown Bank,
IIAKKOU.IIIWN, PA.
T. A. Nil KHI l athler.
General Banting Bnsiness Transacted.
Tbe lollowlnu are tbe irloclpal feature! ol
ireaeral LiaLCioir Imlnes:
IIKPOSITN
Keoelveit payable on itcmanil. anil Interest hear
Idk certlncatea Issued Ut time depostum.
I.ON
Rztendeil to runtomer on lavnraMe tetma and
approved paier discounted at all timet.
(OI.I.HTION
Made In the locality and upon all thebatiklnu
towns in me united tatee. nantea moonraie. ;
DRim j
lsiue,l nevntlable In all part of the I'nltnd :
States, aud lorela-n ezcbaoKe Issued on 111 parts .
ot Kuroie.
Ol merchants, farmers and other solicited. Ui
whom rraMonal'le accomodation will lie eilenOe.1. i
Patrons are aured that all mnaactlons shall I
he held as strictly private and cinn.lcntlal. and
that they will he treated as Ittierally as ood j
hanklnK lutes will Krslt.
nespecuuiiy,
JIIIIMSTOX. Bl K '.
CASH
TIE MIGMTIT BKVIER
THAT MOVES THE MARKET!
a. k. i' i rn w. H .w. ii. xAxnromt.
r-ifcn. t!nA Irr.
THE
First National Bank
OF HATTtlS.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
- -'$50,000.
Accounts ol Corporations, Firms and Individuals
received upon the most tavorahle terms
consistent with sale aud conserva
tive HaokliK.
Steamship Tickets lor sale by all the laadinc
l.i ties and t-'ureiitn I traits payable In any
of the principal cities ol the
Hid World.
All correspondence will have onr personal and
prompt attention.
Interrat Paid ou Time ItrpoaMa.
ociia.;i
S. L. KID.
m AT"iirr mini.
REED & READE,
Attorne.vn ut Law,
fcHKNSBCKtr. - - - I'ENNA.
ww-'Jtttce on t'eotre street. t 2 V3
lias enahletl us to purchase at our own price a full line of sea
sonable Dry (ioods in Dress Goods, Sattio.es, Dress Ginghams,
Lawns, Challies, and all the new things in
Wash Goods, Lace Trimmings,
Embroideries, Lace Curtains, Window I'linds, Wall Paper, Cur
tain Poles, Oil Clolh and Carpets. All tlie JSew Styles in .Men's
Shoes, Still Hats for men ami boys,
O arriJNTGr SHIRTS.
and Underwear. Full storks to choose from in all Departments
and at Low Cash Prices. Full stork of (Jroceries, Flour and Feed
at all times. We hnudle Plain Meat all thrtuh the summer at
low prices. When in town rail and see us, where you will be
treated right and where your Dollar will go further than elsewhere.
Thos. BRADLEY'S CASH STORE
GALLITZIN, PA.
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Vttclli3 II t liHAV,
EHENSBl'KU, FA.
wv-otH. In Opera House. 2.t.V4
rii w. DICK,
I ATTOKNKY-AT-I.AW.
Kbknhhi'ku. Fkkh'a
4).rSpeoial attention to Klven claims lr Pen.
slim Kounty. etc ch7 aai
T F. Mi KKNKICK,
I ATTORN KT nSII O-INKILLoB AT LAW,
KBtlMSWC Kti. - PA
w itflce on Centre street.
H
II. MYERS.
ATnih.KY-AT-l.AW.
EBBRtiBVita. Pa.
( Itflce la 4 tollon.de No, on Mif street,
LOTHSftSG
DONALD K. DUFTON,
ATT)KN EY-AT LAW.
KBaasBi a, HaaaA.
EC'lltftca In fitment House. 'enter street
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment el all fhronis Afflictions, HUeites
ol Women and troutde requiriua: Surulcal Aid.
I itttce hours op t t M. . I to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
IT1 lil 11 AVtXNUE. ALlCMJNA.f A.
janla.W
We are now ready to show you the Largest anil Finest
Stock of Men's, Youth's, Uoys and Children's lothing in
Cambria county, with the Lowest Prices for good Goods in
the State. Our Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing is
complete. We have all the new Spring shapes in Hats and
a complete line of Gents Furnishings of all kinds. 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 Respectfully,
G. A. SHARBAUGH,
Carrolltown.
Washington and JeHerson College.
MNFTY Kdl KTIl YKAK opens Sept 12. Fully equipped lor cllcse w..tk. K:ertie c ore
id.,.ieTl to .re,"r- l-r .tody A the Ica'rnd ..r. lcM.., 1 .,.r.t..rt mr -,''-'-ni.d
Bi.il.Mry New 0'.rvat..rv. Atl.eleli.r Kield and "!rP-H '' !",K7., "rrr:
tiresy moderate. A.uiunl Joit Address. THk fklMIH r. mMrngfrn. I'.. t.W
TI
ti