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(l.iunbria freeman.
,. i:t r.ri:i. i'Aur.i:lA .. pa.
ri:ii W.
Al'lil'ST M. ism.
!., I. PI KMIAL
j r:.At week.
,, , ( ..t.iit . IhhiU open on Monday.
... , i .it "i"' name i on ilit registry
1 , , . l :tt '.hi fairsurpussdll for-
I I , i , , Land is furnishing music
' '
,: t .' Hat :i. of Wiltnorc, is laid up
( ., ., ., !.,.:,! t. . l .
p. ,, !:u!on 1 1 i ! in Altomia is in
, ... ., ti.i- ii-ri;r.
y t Mulllli Mil'tke. of Altoona.
, -,,. , nil fd iitla v.
1- '
I ... Xiin'iiiakt'r, tf lie lie finite.
i::n in KLeiisliursr this tveck.
i
I , v I' iiiiin' i". of I'm liiiic, as jii anl
, .;. :..i,a! i.-li-ioli on lilt l.Mli in-
,;,. ; . ' : :i in II . Serlilcr. of this place.
, ,,, lii will willi ;-aiutr in lln-
M K'.i'i- o'Xeill. of ri!tluirL', re
. i-.i iii-oay . all. r a si weeks"
. :.. (.. i :t.-r i" this place.
j.- i . i Vi ami f.in.iiy. formerly of
. . ; i - .l.i:i now of Alloona. isit.-il
.;. ;. !.! I.-I'lilg last Hl'l-k.
i . i -k I" ii i reported to have Ih-i'ii
: .ii.iiii i hill township, near the
,v, , I., i In- pa-l few days.
I! -. .1 fi'lllH'l' 'MlllMlt. hut now
, . h i I'tiip.iiii'-d liy his wiff
v .-miii; hi- ii.ir.-nl-. Mr. and
x - i: : 1 i:.. "--
. -,. . : ..I lh' I a 1 Alualiani
., v ,:'.-t 'I'avlor town-hip. ilii-d at
, . r .. . I'm U on Siin.lav afl.iin.on
. ,! . . ii i.f lu i aui.
: .. ii Lroki- nt in tin woods
.... . !. . -m.i j "!i M.-ndaV. O. sl i nyeil
.,, . !.!. lii I In pi op.-rt ies of T.
I I . .i .la- . II a- tin.
.. j: .,M:i ami wiff. of l'ii isliing.
. , ...' .it 1 1..- piai-i' on Monday to i--1
in had ii on an ra-trrn
: ... . : ..ii ! Ii. il w ay home.
; I". K . L'ti.'i of Warren. Ia..
. . ,- ... ., t. i .,n' I hi I'o-tal ii-h-irraph
, : I..- al mi- of Mr. I.iii'l.-.
. . I - i . n... nil 'I'm day aftt-i noon.
-.. , ,: im I pit apparently do
. . .. : t i in- i.iw- ot I In- -i tile lor'Mil
. --: ,-- : .ii raiir.-nd property just
.. ... .,!. niii.1 pri ale property.
:. I. K-, . of Siimniel hill, w ho
; : . i I . i -..me t ime pa-I with
. , : i. :na ! i-iii . i- atfuiu ali to
t ; ; i i Kli. n-I.iii i; a vi-it on
1
- .; .-..ni t of I'.'tin-y l ania
i . . . i r . that t he ow ner of
- r.i in 1 hem and i- r. -
. r i i i lia-.-' they may do if
,- ! i - .. w ho i- in the employ
i-" I A "-hoeinakfr. w a- t hrow u
- . the animal faliiiu; whin
... - . ......n : .i-t. and had the index
: t - i .1.' hand hrokeli.
. !; !. a io ear-..!d n-idetit of
! i mi a day"- ou l i nir w i t h
; i. !!. f.-i! fioin a tree to the
i til.. ut twenty fe.-I.
. --; i - i ii.iiiiiit and reeeiyini;
r the Van Sioyovs of
i- t it. i i amhi i.i roiintie-. will
. i: . it-mil. .ii park. I.loyii--I
- : i . . . .t. ii.l er l.t. A- this
t.!.. . ! em. i u 1 1 - a inimt-er
: . . j i. -. nt.
-.1 !'!; ! et l'i.-t. r predii'ts a
' - w I tie W . at her 1'rophet
-i - t.- A at'.-r wiil he t-m-l and
! - 'i r i . ! ;i hi it ie are that
- A ' :. alxuil it and peo-
. ' ir..- m tillii ra- it l otne-.
i; i teai her-' iii-titute
i ' - i II nut inudoii eoun
It.it ana. I .i em U r H;
N i 1 i I'.'; We-inioieland.
an.! I l.i. NoVelnU-r -J)",;
N . : : l l.arlield l.-iem-
' of thi- eolllity held
.'t 'tnii at .lohu-towit on
. ' ' the f. ! low i n i; I irk -'
- i I- I" l.a ton. .1. T.
I null I.IIiIhI: illll'l tnl
i; t "-'! : jury lonimi--
V 1. .V. ' at!!,. ..
n a -mi of :. F". : (rs.
r i . i. - ii- .hi t h u nt mir. ar
' ' i -..' hi- l"iiii while cro-s-
- 1 m it.v t ..IT alltl. i liiiu-
' 1 tl i d llleled t he left
- t :. - I I ..m A hllll it i
' -..!.. I .-. i. er.
i- 1,..!. - 1 he t hreatelled
' i ppie. tind eal I- upon
- at i. in t. hi I.i I In- va I-
' ' i ; ..-. 1 1 ii I . -.-.ii- to Ik-a'.-.-
..I 1I-. li. lili-e i
' ' - ! I. lie kill- t he hird-
- It. il -I. -t i ..y I lie ap-
' - - ' ' ' T ii.- j ury room se-
' i !.-- al lloili-
' -t.v l-il.-eil t.i eer-e
- i: a i.i ii iai of l hi- i aM
' ' a-ai.-: the Altooua
" ' ' : 1 '.ni .in v liii-li thi
" " el-dirl oil t he
i ' ' ! i I. I he elllp'.nv of
; 1 ' I I I. U li.-e hollll I-a-
ili i I.X' -olne pai 11 1 -;
i ' I -i ' i . on i-'rida
t.-'i ne n.-ar t he m a
r'.l til-.. lit iH.th let-.
-" ' "ti. II.- wa- taken
: named IlulT. of
'-. hi- t . ll Ii III
; i-t i .-. k or tun il h
" "'.ii-l.iy aftei ii.hiii he
" ' ' : ''-I jumped out of the
II.- w a- mi ed
. . : .i a- foil ml lyiiiif in
' " ' - ' 1 '' h I un- thl.,u-h
- ' ' 'd home and i- in
1 ,
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t X
' ' i I 'V i- liivor now
'II I." e!i.f,,e. Till-
''ii- I'.Hiii j nearly
' ' ..' i iiiiiniiL.' in aim
in ! h.-ir -upply to
1 h.- rily aut hoi i
-'Hati lin i.I- l,, l,;iv,
I'' i t II ill re-ervoii
: ' i . : to .-OIIU- - lent
' Tl.-itlia- I. f.ewi-.
' 1. ;r-lay ,,f w-k.
! tt- olile-t 1-llleli-!
- Ife. liye d.mlilei ?
'-. John t'oliins. ol
" i toam II iif ins. ni
' - J ihii illiam-. o
' '" ' '-lie. of Sierner.
M,,., Ki. haru
:- i he man w ho mailt :
a man named Nel-..n.
' : a iraiitf of workmen
1 1 railroad al Morrell
1 ti' .. a raptured a'
-M niil.iv. After the a--
' and whereaUiiit
' 'ii oi, Monday NVImu,
I '"a. and a. -ei. lent .Hi
K
' ll
l-i.l-.tli
i au-ed Lis arrest.
On Monday night about one o'clock
the residence of Andrew Gntwalt in Gal
litzfn w as discovered to he on tire. Fortu
nately the discovery was made before the
flames had made much progress, and a few
buckets of water ended what might have
been a serious t-ontl.iifratioii. The fire or
iginated in the hall and but little damage
was done.
A distressing accident occurred at
roek Haven on Saturday at noon whereby
Max Fnrey. the l'.t-year-old son of Jim- V.
Furey, late editor r.f the lo:-k Haven i
'"To, ami an employe In that oflice. was
instantly killed. The yonni; man jumped
from a bus whii h seemed about to come in
c IPsioii w ith a train, fell on the track and
was rut to pieres. Another passenger re
mained in the 'bus and was unhurt.
John C. Frice. mine Ims at V. L.
Scot t's mines at llntTey's statior.. West
moreland county, ami a Methodist local
preacher, was instantly killed on the rail
road track at Shanor station on Sunday
evening. He resided at Kohhins station
and leaves a wife and six children, lie
was struck by west-bound Mail on the
Mainmort-A; Ohio and hoirilily maneled.
lie head w as cut sijuarely in twit ami half
of it could not lie found. The Itody w as
t! roll ml almost to pieces.
It is not ireiierally known, in this sec
tion at least, that sawdust makes a lietter
pla-ter than sand. Amonir t,t fanners
near ( irampian the same has lieen used, we
mder-taml, for many years. We have
just examined the plasterin-r on (o-oi tri
shaw's new hou-e in West Clearfield,
which was made of sawdust secured at the
Novelty Works instead of sand, ami any
one w ho is skeptical on this point should
make an examination of M r. Shaw "s house.
The surface is w biter and s.iutot her and
w are told t hat it i more durable than
sand. Hiiftximin's Jmiriiiil.
A tlispat.-h from l.len Campbell. Indi
ana county, says that John I'itrairti, C. C.
Watt, and S. H. Hicks, of Philadelphia;
M. C. Wat-on and John Sutton, of Indi
ana: James Hillsdale. John liorhester.
and II . J . Tin. in p-on, of Mil ion Centre,
are ill ivini.' in i tii I itiL'es over the route of
the prop..-!. I Philadelphia X I'itt-burir
railroad. It is -aid work will be coin
meiired in September. The mail is to run
from MahatTey via tilen Campbell m I'itts
burir. a tli-tatice of seventv-live miles, and
will open a new coal and coke country in
Indiana and West mott-laiid counties.
At a liii elinir of the state ottiecrs of
the Junior Order I'nitetl American Me
chanics, at the ollice of St a 1 e-Coii nel I lor
W. T. Kerr, in I'itlsburt; on Friday aftei
iioon. it w a- decided to appeal from t he
del i-ion of I udie Marker in t he ( ial lii in
-rho-.l case to the supreme court. '1 hey
ii. -iiucieil iheir at lonu-ys T. II Maird
and A. It. Wilkin, of l'lli-buia;. and II. W.
Nloivj, of John-low ii to prepare the
p.tp.-r- immediately, s.t that the c ise may
he h.-ard when the supreme ci.iirt sits in
I'm-huri; in O.-lobi-r. If the appeal sioos
ai'tun-t them Ihev can then ii I before the
levri-lature with all the law upon the sub
ject exhausted, ami a-k for a law uovt-ni-
illt; the ll-e- of ttuhlie schools. Ill lite
Ulealitlllli- the leeislaliye committee will
prepare a bill lor that body, so that it may
he pi esenleil without delay at t he colllilli;
sl's-ion.
Kaymond J. Kay lor. editor of t he Has
Miiijs Tn.iiii . ha- heeii arrested to answer
a charge ol maiicious and criminal liltel
preferred by K. F. Speiu-e. of that plare.
and K. F. Spenrer ami J ame- C. I 'a I l. r-oii.
of llastim;-. and Milton Spenrer, edi tor of
t he spa in: Ii-r St ntitit I. has e al-o been ar-re-ted
on a similar rh.iri;e preferred by Mr.
Kayh.r. The parties have all uien bail
fur t heir a ppearaurj next week al court for
liia I. We are sorry to -er im-m Iters of the
fraternity Lt. liinir into each other's wttol
and t r in to -el He t heir little di iTerenres
ill roillt but wesllpMise there is 111) other
way for it. Wet-xtend them all a cordial
in, nation to vi-it the Fki.kma.n while in
tow ii and lender llit-m the In eilniii of the
otliee. but for prudential reasons will
arrange special hours for the visits of
1 he oppo-iiiL' ijiilll ill I vers so t hat our ollice
may not ! littered with editorial ijore.
nit-r Anionic I aitlr.
Secretary Kde. of the state Uiard of ag
riculture, returned to 1 1 al I i-lm 1 1; on
Tuesday from Tyrone, where he had lieen
iii. iiiriiii.' into the cause- of the death of
cattle iii that iieinhlM.rhiMMl. He tti-cover-ed
that t he disease was not pleiiro-pneumonia,
i- reportttl. but the loathsome.
oniatrious and im uralile blood dis.-ase
know ii as anthrax.
Four years asro the same malady appear
ed at Tv rone ami n suited in the death of
iiiii.V cattle. As cattle tlyinii from this
desea-e cannot In touched with safety by
human iM-inils. the rt-uieily suircested for
t heir ilisposit jou is to soak them in coal oil
and set tire to tht-ni. Ir. I '.i tidy, state vet
erinary surireoii. is in Tyrone as a repre
seirt tit i e of t he state I ma I'd of a uric ill I lire.
The w att-r supply of Tytoi.e has not yet
I., en pointed, hni I here is danger in titat
diierlioii.
.
Arrlilrnlallj Mini.
William II. Horner, of Seventeen! h w ard,
.obu-town. while out hunt in.; on Tuesday,
met with an acrid, lit which will in all
probability prove fatal. Mr. H triu-r was
in the art of rrossim; a fence, and after
IT.-I I in it on the toil rail, pulled the k'llll up.
when the hammer caimht on a rail and
caused its dist hartre. The entire charge
entered the left breast near the liilple and
lodged in the lum;. Horner fell to the
tin- irioiiiiil w here he lay bleediiiir for some
lime until discovered by a boy passing
aliiiit,', ulm went to a lu-iifhltoriui; house
and procnretl as-islauce. The injured, man
vas carried lo the hoiist-aud Ir. Matthews
-niiiinoiied from Johiistow ii. who dressed
the wound but did not prolte for the shots,
as it w as deemed inexpedient. Homer was
;if lerw ai ds rarrieti to bis home in .ohns
town where he is now in a precarious con
dition. He is altoiit 'Si years of aire ami
-intle.
A fklrnnK 4 HltH I tl til.
At the Deiuorratic primary election held
at Klten-biirii, on Monday. John Kicketts.
of Ueade low nship. was placed in nomi
nation a a candidate for the leu i-1 at ure.
We have been intimately a. ni.ainted w ith
Mr. Kirkeiis for several years, duiint;
w hirh time we have had nuineroiis busi
m ss transactions w llh him, and in w hirh
we always found him honest and fair. He
i- a live, eiicrip'ttc farmer, uu to times, and
i be kind of a man w ho would serve his
roiisliluenls well if elected to the olllrt to
w hirh he aspires. While we do Hot ad -mire
hi politics, we can i;ot refrain from
wi-hii,i; Mr. Kirkelt- well. He will le a
-troiitf caiitlidate. t'lMifyicrrf Standard.
! farmer Mopkin.
A rhaiiKe ha-takru plart in the public
ta-te in these latter days. 1'Iays f the
-blood and thunder" order are now bark
numU-rs. Studies of typical characters
pre-ented by comM-leiit and painstaking
arii-ts Fit-in now lite deliiiht of the teople.
Fort-mo-t ainoiiii this class ol plays is Old
Farmer Hopkin- simiii to be presented
here by that capable and original artist.
Frank S. Davidson and his super'.) com
pany. 1 1 i-a delii-h ful idyl of rural life,
ntrllU'eiit ly imt'lpleli-d. the etTective of
a hirh is greatly euliaurt-d by a lavish dis
play of ro-tly scenery, effect-, etc. One
.vetting only, Monday September 3rd.
r WarltlS Klr rbnlll tar Uf fmitrtt
. I llitaiwry.
The "r.ook of the ISuildt-rs." oi, or the
no-i artistic and magnificent publu alious
ver issued is now l-in) olTered by the
tMtshuij; lUsimtrh to iln readers. It is
teyoud question the reatest tiffer ever
nade by a mw spaper. See the Vitipalch
lor lull iufoi ujaliou.
The Fair.
The attendance at th fair on Tuesday
and Wednesday was not larae but for the
opening days w as as larpe as could lie ex
pected, both days comparing favorably
with that of last year. The following is
tin result of the races:
TI KSIIAY A FTKKNOOX.
In the farmers' trot. Charlie, owned by
H. J. Hopple, of I'arr township, took 3
straight heats best lime, 4:15. l'ong.
owned by A. W. Holt, of Carroll tow nship,
came in second, and llai m-y . o w m-d by J.
J. I". I'.earer, of i.pangler, third. Purse,
In the running race Uelle. owned by
Sh.-ritr Sliiiinaker. took t wo he ats I test
time. 1:). Keiudeer, owned by Thomas
Peaih. came in second, and IloXt-y. owned
by P. F. I.row n. third. Purse. f:to.
A KIIXKSIIA V A FTKKNtMlX.
Ill the three-miiiute trot or pace, Sam,
ow lied bv P. F. l!row n. of Klieiisburg, titok
three straight heals best time, :.V.i'4.
Plack Nellie, owned by F. C. Plait, of Gal
litin, came in second; ISruce 1! , owned uv
Charles l.urgratT, of Johnstow u, third, and
(old Dust, owned by J. tl. C l.earer,
ol Spangler. fourth. Purse. $7"t.
In the 2:3.1 trot or pace, Sammy It.,
owned by F.. P. Sipes, of Jcnncr X Koad-,
took I hree slraighi heats Itest lime, -:'.i.
Pearl (.olhard. ow ned by A. (5. Kelly, of
Osceola M ills, came in second, and llatlie
H.. ow ned by J. II. Srhiffauer, of Johns
town, third. Purse. $uo.
1 III KSO A V A KTK KNtM IN,
For this (Thui-ilav) al lei noon the fol
low inn raees art on the li lot: ram:
Three-minute trot or pace; purse, fT.V
w ith the follow iug entries: Ilia, k Pilot
Jr., ow ned by James Kimki-I. of o-ceola
Mills: Captain, owned by Harry Lew is, of
Indiana, and Hay John, ow neu by lieorge
W. Stroup. of Holliday sburg.
Kuiiniiig race purse, $t0 wit h the fol
lowing entries: Story Teller, owned by
Sharhaiiuli .v (irief, of Carroll low n : Han
dy, ow lied by Slit riff Shu maker, of Klieiis
burg. and Prince, owned by Sheriff Shu-makt-r,
of Kbi-ushiirg.
TIIK KX II I KITS.
Kxhihitioii Hal! presents a tine appetir
a nee. the different spaces being lillletl 11(1
with admirable ta-te. The di-play of larm
product- is not as good as it should he but
I he failure of the crops this season w ill ac
count for the meagre display of the farms.
Krai Olitlf ir iir. m.
John A. Fry el ux. to Matlie F. Stalb,
i la-go w . coiisj Jerat ion. $1 15.
Henry II. Kuhu et ux. to II. II. Crazier,
John-tow ii.
(it-urge W. Constable et ux. toll. Hur
toii I irazier. Sionycreek tiw n-hip. $:tii.
iMiiin- McFeaters to Annie K. Liiutiy,
Morrell ville. $75.
John Kvi-rharl et ux. to Susannah Cii
hauirh. Johiistow u, ?..
Susannah Cobaugh to Louis A. Iloerle,
Johnstown, $.. '
Owen E. Ib-rkebile et ux. to Lilly Kotl-gt-rs.
Johiistow ii. J",'.
.liihn ( Jillinaii et ux. "o Frank J. Veil
sack. Adams tow nship, f-V.l.
Adam Ilowerset ux. loAbl.yAitn Lloyd.
Sii-ijuehanna t w nship. $75.
J. L. Spa:igler. tr:istt-e. to A. I!. Weaver.
Spangler. $:-.
L. lirant Rodgers. administrator of, to
Owen K. l.erkebile. Johiistow n, $loo.
Henry C. Di-hong. admiuistralor of. to
Theodore p. Zimmerman. Jackson, tow n
ship. $1.-J75.
Administrator rf T. V. Zimmerman to
Margaret Maker. Jackson tow nship. tl.'.tTJ.
William Caffuey et al. to Margaret
O'lloiiuell. Johnstow n. (I.5uil.
Peter C. Caffuey lo Margaret O'Doniiell.
Johiistow n. $1.
John Ashcroft et ux. et al. to Cresson
Presbyterian church. Cresson low n-hip. f I.
Allx-rt L. Johnson et ux. to Hiram Coz
zens el al., Johiistow u. $.Vo.
Kxtt-utor of Kev. Thomas Davin to Mrs.
Teresa Fromald. Sumuiit, 15.
Thomas Davis et ux. to S. O. Frakt-r,
Jackson township. $5.um.
II iram Cozens -t ux. et al. to Noah P.
Fit! ler, Johnstow n. $75o.
Jacob Younkcrct ux. to Thomas Vounk
er, Coiiemaugli, f I ml.
John Muller to P. K. Muller, John-low n,
f7mi.
Mary J. Murgoon to Lewis McDerinott,
Allegheny. $ I .".
J. W. Plummt-ret ux. to John Mrown ft
al.. Sum ntt-i hill Itorough, $l.Vn.
J. C. Stiiiemau et ux. to Elizabeth C
Mt-rkebyle, Adams township. $.mi.
.lacott C Sliiiemaii et ux to Charles A.
I'mherger, Adams and Kii hland town
ships. $l.4mi.
Th nmlnic ramtiioni for l.aallrx.
This is what is com iiiouly conceded to be
the most difficult epocn of the year in the
realms of fashion, for. while all modes
seem to tie ii: an undecided stale. Vet every
I tody is most anxious to learn what turn
the new fashions will take since all those
iHerested on this subject must lie prepar
ing for t be coming season -the busiest of
the year. In their lagerness lo s.n lire
novel ideas many dressmakers cross ihe
ocean, a still greater numU-r turn their
eyes toward New York, w hilt- the majority
are anxiously inquiring from every po-ible
quarter in order to obtain the much de
sired inforinalii.il. Now it is undoubtedly
true that ttie surest, safest, most conveni
ent way of attaining this end ir to ttt-t-omt
a subscriber of a substantial fashion mag
azine, w hose in forinati tn rs reliable and
w hit Ii offers the createst variety of sub
jects. Such magazine or rather maga
zinesare the well-known McDowell
French fashion pendocals, the best ami
most pouular of the kind, both in the old
world and in this country. "La Mode tie
Paris." and "Paris Album of Fashion."
cost t.i 5o each per annum, or 35 cents a
ropy. ""'J in French dressmaker" is $:(.m
per year. or. tti cents a copy. "La Mode."
a family journal, with colored plates, un
equalled in price and artistic merit, cost--only
$1..V ier year or 15cents a copv. The
three first mentioned publications offer
each $1 im worth of coupon patterns and
"La Mode" fifty cents worth of tie- same
as a premium for a yearly subscription.
If vou are iinahlu to procure any of these
journals from your lo w -dealer no not take
any substitute from him hut apply by mail
tit Messrs. A. McDowell ACo.,4 West Hlh
street. New York.
lr. J. A. fcliwrmakr-r Hurt.
On Monday evening Mrs. J. A. .shoe
maker, accompanied by her son, Walter,
started out for a. drive. When on the
plank road to I'urrwlllowii on the out
skirts of the tow u near the residence of D.
C. Philius. the hrftching of the harness
broke when the vehicle ran against the
horse which U-yau running and kicking.
The dasliltoard of the buggy w as kicked
oil and finally one w heel w as broken when
the occupants were thrown out. Mrs
Shoemaker had lur left arm broken and
received a number of bruises about the
body and il w as for a tiuie feared that she
had received Internal injuries.
A phy-iriau w as summoned w ho reduced
the fracture and since then she has oeen
getting along as well as expected and il is
believed that her internal injuries will not
prove serious. Waller Shoemaker es
caped unhurt.
rttrrrnpttntlfBr.
Keade Tw p.. Aug. 2s Is1.!.
En. Fkkfmax: I attended the Demo
cratic convention at Ebensburg on Monday
for the the express purpose of decli nii.g an v
honors that might be thrust upon me. as I
am exceedingly busy making improvements
on my farm, tint in spite of all my protests,
my friends nominated me as a candidate
for the legislature. As I am now thorough
ly convinced that it is theearne-l desire of
my party that I accept the nomination, 1
have made up my mind to do so, and will
do evt ry thing in my power in an honoiable
w ay to be elected. 1 w ill endeavor to call
on my friends in every pari of the county
and w ill state right here thai ill case I am
elected I w ill try to represent the people of
Cambria county lo the best ot my ability.
JOUX UlCKtTTS.
Thrlitair.llnn.
On Monday the lemocratic county con
vention met at the court house in this
place for the. purpose of placing in nomi
nation a county ticket. The delegates
wete a representative body of men and t.ie
ticket nominated will commend itself to
every Democrat in the county. The con
vention was called to order by Chairman
Woodruff at one o'clock i. i., who then
appointed Charles Huffman, of Johns
tow n, and Andrew Eckenrode of Carroll
town, to assist in rei-civim: and examining
the credentials of delegates. The roll of
districts was called ami the follow ing ien-tiemt-u
presented their credent ials as dele
gates: Adams tow i. ship John I). Rose, Jona
than 1 lels. I.
Allegheny tow nsli i p M ir hai-l Thomas,
Sim. hi Vaught, Ceoiae MrCuire.
Ashville Dennis Caw ley.
Marr tow nshi.t - II . J. Hopple, II. A.
Luther.
Marne.-ltoro Ed. II irk man.
Cambria tow nship Martin Sanders.
t arrolllow ii Andrew Kekt-urode, J. S.
Foley .
Carroll township Joseph Mearer, D. A.
Luther. Joseph Farahaugh, F. E. Faru
baugu. Chest township Joseph llipps.
Cleat liehl iow nship- . lames MrCance,
.loiiu -aie, r.. I nomas vy ill.
Coiiemaiiuli low nship-J. F. Shaffer.
Cresson township - Frank Pow ers.
Croyle township Jos. Iong. Simon
Long.
Daisy tow n Ceorge Da it.
Dab M. F. Helliel le, Peter C. Ott.
Dean township Robert Litziuger.
East Conemauuli TIims. 'J'. Sheridan,
Tints. McCahe.Jr.
EU-iistiurg, East ward John A. Miair.
KIm-ii-Ihii k. est ward-II. A. Eagle- I
i i . t ..
tiai L, ..am.-? v.. .i tt l l a) .
Kith I-low nship A iisel m Weaklaud, P.
E. Dillon.
Franklin -Chas. McCoueh.
(.al'iizin Moroiigli M. Filzharris, . J.
Det-iiier, W. K. Conrad. I. II. Hiai keii.
Cailltzin tow nship -P. A. Siht-rl.
Hastings - Anthony Anna. R. J. Kay lor.
.laekson low n-hip John Aleegan.
John-town. First ward Ed. T. Mr
Neelis, C. E. Ilaiinaii.
Johiistow ii, Serond ward John J. Ma
lony .
Johiistow ii. Third ward -David Kirliy.
.lohitslow ii. Fourth waul John D. Ed
wards. Charles Youim.
Johiistow ii. Fifth ward Martin Hau
iian. W. M. Jooper.
Johiistow ii. Sixth ward E. II. Mailey.
Henry Kiintz. Sam Swank.
Johnstown. Seventh ward Jacob C.
I loi n.i I im s.y Ma. kin, O-rar.M. Ilamp.
Johiistow ii. Eighth ward John F.
I loi h-lelll.
Johiistow u. Ninth ward -Tims. J. Itell,
F. M. Diierherk, Thomas Daley , t hai l.-s
I I .'fill Lt.lt II .
Johiistow ii. Tenth ward -William Park
inson. Joseph Cosilow. W illiam All.
Johiistow ii, Elevent h w ard- S. M. Merk
lev. John-tow ii. Thirteenth yard W. S.
O'l'.llell. John Munis.
Johiistow ii. I'oiii l.-t-nt Ii w ard John
lioiiaii. Sr.. Michael Saffev.
Johiistow ii. Fifteenth waul -James p.
Cret ll. E. P. Rlh'V.
.lohiisio a ii, Sixieeiitti w ar.l W illiam T.
M urray. Joseph Walcher. John R. Pfirr.
JohiisloW li. Sevenieeiilh valil llolller
Cusic. II. I-'. oilier.
Lilly Mlair Short. James A. Murk.
Lore! to- - A must in I llig.
Lower Voder tow nship C. C. Ilabicht,
P. II. MahatTey.
Monster township Isidore Lilly. Philip
J. Sautters.
Paltoit V. A. Murray.
Portage ttoroimh-- Htmli Caneyan.
Portage township James ltell, John
My rue.
Rn hlaud township Cttirge J. Orris,
Hiram Orris.
Reade townshii , West William Chap
lin. Ro bury Forest Ranch.
Souih f oi k - John . Luke.
Siimuit-rhill Ihiioui;)! Max Reich.
Stimiiie rhill tow nship J. J. Weaver.
Susiiui haniia town-hip John Somt-r-ville,
1. J. Mearer.
'1 unnelhill P. S. Leouaid, Francis
K ililiev.
ilmore . Connelly.
After the calling of the list of delegates
W. S. O'Mrien. of Johiistow n, was elected
president, and Thomas T. Sheridan, of
East Conenia iiuh, ami M. E. Ilanuan, of
Johnstown, were elected set-ret a lies.
The selection ttf a rauiiidale for the of
lice of sheriff w a- the lirst business in order
ami the follow ing ueiillt-mt-n were placed
in iiomiualion: Robert II. Nixon, of First
ward, Johnstown: David Cosilow, of
Tenth w ard, Johiisto A n ; James ,).
Rliotl.ty. of Ashville. and William II.
Thomas, of Third ward, Johnstown. The
balloting was then proceeded with and It
suited as follows: Nixou. :V.; Cosilow , 35:
Rhotldy. 4; Thomas.?. M r. Nixou having
rrreived a iiujority of the votes cast, was
declared the iiomim-e. and his nomination
was made uiiatiimimous.
Then rame the naming of candidates for
asse m lily ami the follow in g gentlemen w ere
placed in nomination: John Ricketts, of
Reade town-hip; Dr. Ceorge W. Wagoner,
of Johiistow n; William Rauh, of Johns
town; V. C. Comerford, of Loretto; John
E. Strayer. of Johnstown; Thomas A.
I trad ley. Cresson town-hip, ami John F.
Seigh, John-town. Dr. Ceorge W. Wag
oner was nominated on the first ballot and
John Ricketts ou the fourth. The ballots
w ere as follow s:
1st. .nd. 3rd. 4th.
itrini.-r To
Ricketts .tr :is 4s rn;
Ran -h :
Comerford 'Ji -J4 U'T 1
Slrayer 14 1
Kradley 4J XI 31 S
!Seigh ti
The iioiniiialions of Wagoner and Rick
etts wi re Ih.iIi niaile iiuaiiimoiis.
Kor tutor director the following gentle
men were placed in nomination: .lubn p.
Long, of Kiteiishiirg; Jauies Flinn. of
Jobnsiowii; llimh Maloy. of Johnstown,
and John O'llara, of Minister townshii.
James Klyiiu was iiouiiitaled ou the liflh
ballot. The ballots were as follows:
1st. Jn.l. :rd- 4th. Mil.
Long 1 J I
l'iiiin ".'1 :t 4','
Malov '-T 3. -Vt JO lo
O'llara 31 33 3l 37 Jii
For jury commissioner tin following
gt-ullemi-u were (.laced in iiomiualion:
Asbury (i. Riiile, Dale; Mirain Ruiii
gardner, Adams tow n-liii; William A.
l.anUy, Spanger; II. R. Shatler, C'one
iiiauuh township; Isaac 1!. Mock. Till
ward. John-low n: Auseliu Weaklen, Kldcr
lownshi;.; tieorge W. Sherry. l!arr town
ship; John Lynch, Cresson township;
John Ferguson, Rlacklick township.
The nomination of Mr. Wcakland was
made oil the thild ballot. The ballots
were as follows:
1st.
a
2nd.
."
10
1
3rd.
ii
Ripple
liiiliiitardiier
Lam)-
shatter
Mock
Weak land
Sherry
Lynch
Fcrituson
4
1
After the work of nominating a ticket
had been colicl tided K. II. Laili-y. James
I". lint-lie. John I). Kd wards. Forest
Rauch and Joseph Farattaugh. w ho had
been appoillleii a Colli III it tee oil resolutions,
made their report. We will publish the
resolutions at some future lime.
For chairman of the county committee
L. D. Woodrutf, Kd. T. M cNeolis and U.
K. I'ressw ell were named. Mr. Woodruff
was eht lej on the tirt liallol by the fol
lowing vote: Woodruff, 3t'.; McNtt-lis. is
and Cres-well. 2. The term for which Mr.
Woodruff was eltt-ted Ugms ou lite 1st
Monday in April next.
Marrlur MrraaM.
The following marriage licenses were is
8 led by the Clerk of the Orplrtns' Court
f ir the week ending Thursday, August 23,
1S.4:
Jonas A. Wirick, Croyle township, and
Mary K. Sharlz, South Fork.
John M. Summer and Iou-a Kunt,
JohiisloW u.
Harry M. Stifller, Freetlom township,
1. lair county, ami Lucinda Floreu.-e Slon
aker. Jack -on township.
Daniel Croyle and Lavina Katiffman,
Coneutaugh township. Somerset coiuilv.
Stefan Loiko and Mary llerzdoz, Johns
low u.
MIM-ellanraaa !fatlrr.
T AUT AHLE PROPERTY HlKSALt
A lot ol rotuud In ina l"'.-t ward t Kttiui.
hunt. M " '244 lti. In ilMlnkie locattoa. ttttintc
two utorie-l i r nine 1 out. w ri-i.mr anil ha - neat,
in trxcellrnt rrfsir. Will tc Ml.t rhrap i.l un
re .iM.nM term. M U. KH'IKl.l
Ki.BDKl.itr. Ha., Antra t 10 if
IHK Kbrnnt.nnr Kuilillnu tt Loan Awpltl..n
will utter tr le al the e unci I rhan.lT. Kh
enharit, un the 'ourtn AluDita in September
I iiu.iiu THUS. Is.. '
l.riTKH I. ft Km Kit, Secretary. PrrKident.
JOHN PFISTER,
eai.i:r im
GEtfER&L MERCH&IIDISE,
Harflware. Qneenswarp,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Y.:T4.Hf.FJi IM F.MM.
II 4 KM tJSS, ITI' ,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
ntir 2iIt
For Sale
Finest Bnililini Lots
At CrccGon.
Ne;ir Nw Tonvent l$ni iitr.
(iortil firotind in llih Male ol
(.'ulli ation. ('all on or atlilress
L. P. McDermitt,
Cresson, Pa.
I7JI. lc-Sl.
Policies written at anon. nxiee In tna
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
ni allirr I'lrtt l laaa 'mmavni.a.
T'. W. DICK,
AJFMT rK THE
OII HAIiTFOli f
mwiMiummn
IKIMMKM1KII Bt'SlNJ.-SS
1794-.
Ktirnnt InlT "I. IIK'i
Mountain House
mi) SHAVING PARLOR!
CENTRE STREET, EBINSEURG.
J'lllS well known a n.i n.nir e.tal.tihe.t shavinit
1 farli.r i it..w It-cateil n Centre ptreet. t.p
M.l.e the Itvery maMe ! I t'Hara. I latin & l.uih
er. where It. e tiatiieit will . e carrte.1 tn In ht
luture SMVM:. IIAIK rl'niNtt APHI
sll A M l'i H l Ni I it. .ne in Ihe l.t-alen an.l mM
artistic inatiiti-r. I'lean 1'oweta a ier!alt.
a.lautea waitetl un at their reflitettce-t.
JA.MKS H. It A NT.
lro.rletor
M'KI Al. LISi:
I llft t rufn pet .ti.wn t.tr trial at a term t.l
court tit he hel.l in KleiiHi.iric l-eIUDIUK the Jud
Mi.n.lay tn Sei t.tmtter. lxt :
Braley va. Ielier.
siclitin.tver rn. IMitn
Treicler estate v I'nKin.
I ttitt.rne va I Umler et a I.
- At rm.ua I.l ra I'Miwrr nt al.
ltuiter va Wllneliu at Met li.nlit le.
shti.rta va Willie in Ol M.-t titniar.lo.
Nnyiler va. 'itailrl I run 'u.
Tunkin v. I j m -r .
time l.a va. .Inhnatta tt.
Hue va. Itiitno-K
Mrlh.nahl r H. tfecker.
ryittrva. t't.l.lren.
Horner va. Wiimtn.
Shirk St Sims vi. I'rtiue.
littre va. Sui.pea.
Mur;.tiy B Yellt.w Kan loal to.
NrlaiaftCu va. Walti
tnreni Karsiuw K !o. va. 'resswell.
Ntiitlina. v-t tiN.k;t e al.
NflMuti dt it. va Hntcken.
Ilnty v.. t'enna. K. K.t'o.
Seral.ur v Il .via
Sauie va M.i er.
H.trlerva. Srlntnl 111 rectors I'nrtoice Knrntttth.
J.O. IIAKHV.
AutfUtit in. lttt. frtillitiii.itary.
Ikjttl K'K l- hereny lven thai the tttllowlntt an
il ci.unif have lieen nit-il in the Court ul t'1.111.
uti.n I'leaa t.l 'nmnria c-..ontv, t'rntiaylvatiia. attil
wl.l t.e c..f.hriiie.l Ity aat.1 I'uurciili the Kilst Mun
lay i.l se.tetut er nei t unles caiixe te Mn.wti tu
the cuimry .
Ki.ittlh iinil final account of A.litm Myera.com-niot.-e
ut I'eter Myer. a lunatic.
Klrrt nn I .riial account ol T. J. Kearl. aimi
he ol .lolm A. Mar;.-h.
Klrnfu.l mini c-..u-.t i I lulin '. Slotina. trus
tee.ai.c , lo aell the V. at t o autl N. Y..-. ti. K K.
t:o.
J. !. HAKBY,
rrt.th'y'a i.rn.'e. Auit. IT. 1W4 rmthoitotary.
N 1 1" 1 1 ' K is, lieret.y tilven I hat the followina at
.licaii..n l..r the tranaier of a titjuor licenfe
aiatile.l ty the tourt of ttutrler Sefio-.a ol 7itu -l.ria
cnuiity haa teen file.1 in tlieoltlt-e ..I the clerk
ol njnt t outt ami will Ihj (.reenicl to the Fai.l
t 'ourt li.r on r .iiniileraUiin on WKliNEsriAV.
ShPI'. 12TH. 1S4:
I'rlition ..I 1'li.trlea A. Ianicheln I ir the tratiH-fcro-
tne lli-enne terante.l to Si tn m I. lanixy In
sufiiiieliauna lownnlnp.
J. IIAKItr.
Auk !i4. lfr.il tUetkU-S.
siSIUNKF.S MU1I-K
I.ot ie.-ta herel y aiven that James W. Ktl
lull an.l fe.1 en hi al'e. hare utaile a voluil-r?
artK utt-iil ol all tne eatate ami etlecta ot the
naiil Ja.t.ea W. Kn.iull tor the tri.rni ot til" rre.1
itori. 1'h.tse luUel.te.1 to aai.l Ja...ea W. Kiltlult
are ieiiiesi-e. lo mate tmuieillHte naymetil autl
Un.. haviua claima Mttaluat tutu are reuelel
to .re!eiit tlieui .r..erty aurhenticaTe.1 lor aet
tieitienl J.E. Hl'KNS.
lialllixm. Pa.. Auk 34 13!tt Aaslanee.
Notice.
IT naala wll tm rr?eive.l until TI"K"I.Y
At'ol'SI' '.'It. IN.4. I.ireieantiiii ceMjoi at c-a il
ly jil "" r .arieu ara Inquire al the t lout una -moner.
i.tfi.'!-. 1-U.eu-iliura. I'a.
Ky oroer HorJ.
JMI. l IIATK-:. l"erk.
'oiiimi loners' i.rn.'e. K'ensouit, fa.. Aaat. 17.
lsl ll
lSTK A VS.
I 4 i ante to the .retnit-e of the nnderaitrne.1 In
Aliealo-ny lowni.ti).. n 3iH tlay.ol Aun-tft
rtkH. Three tuner u.p-Mte. to l-e atat oiw er
Ooi . one wbi e aow out lark t. arrow ami one
l.laca ami while. The owner I ret iter-teil to couie
lorwar.l. iiteva .ri.ertv. pay eharaea and lake
Citmi a-ay, otherwire the will he .lii-aeJ ol
mceorUinK to law It HlMIXWKi'IlH'.
VAI-K I INK AMSM AN.
AlleKhenr townrhlp. Autcual 1:1. 14.
IMIM-rKATKIX' MITI'K.
htaleol Anthony Hitler, deoeaaeU.
letters ol ailmitualraiion uu-.n the eatale ol
Autltouy Killer. !eceasel. late ol AUeaheny
loausni. In t'alul.r.a county. P harina (teen
ranie.l to me. all ierorit. loilei.ieil lo aaol estate
are herri.y nolinj.1 to uiak pay went to me with
tlelay. anil Iln--e havtna rtaiuia attaluat the aaiue
will .ie-ent tbeitt duly authenticatetl lor elll(.
tuenl. I'LAXA K. HIl.l.KK.
Auiinmiratrlx.
loretto. I'a., Aaxut 3. IMtt.
tn it'K.
We. I un.leiTltf ncd. herehy all ;ranni
u.. to buiit. tirb or treiaas In anv way cn our
premixrv, as we will prosecute to the lull extent
ol toe law. H. K Nttl-.l..
JOHN l.r.HK.
Al.r.Mt'S Vtll.U,
J. A. tlSS.
A. I. M'MI'U.t'N.
lll'IIH MNLUJS.
Clearflelil tnwniblp. Marcb l. tSltl.
caucER
ami Tttmori riUKIi no ka'
book Iree lira (lurwiii Buu
tmi Htm aw Ctitcmnail,
'4.,
iJ
ft
ft
ft)
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Dark wash ral'eoes 5o. per yard
Itlue prints.. . la-, per yard, former price so
'--1 fa-, per yard
liress ninliaiiis, all patterns so.
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 6 Cents.
Muslin, full yard wide, for r pervard
lilting t-lotli. all patterns, at. ..so. and toe.
t'aritel i liain, 5-plv. all colors ltd-.
L;i. lies' vests, verv fatifv, al Im-
All the I.ATKST NOVKLT1K-S IX
TKI.M MINI. S at elose tiuures.
t:!fSMt-ial sale in I.At'K AXI) KM
r.l;I)Kl;iKS from 'o. per yaid up.
Clotlii ana Gents' FniiMiois.
Our sttK'k of clothing; was never as com
plete as now. Any kind of out or pattern
vou ant.
1 -.. :. . : . . r ...
.'i' ii s suns in sai-n oniy lor f.J.:KI i
Itetter suits in any cut from J.Yoo up i
Youth's :i-tiiii-e suits from j-MM up J
t'liililren's '.-piece suits from T.c. up
Children's knee pants for 1."k
IN - GENTS' - FURNISHINGS
We Excel. Many Lancr
EstaMishineiits.
Fancy lauudried shirts with collar at
tached for laic
Latest style fancy lauudried shirts with
two collars for .h
Window tilin. Is tin two' colors only i with
l.al. nt siniii; for only p.n-
C'uriaiii poles complete for 'Joe
IXS'urDi'ure, Trunks ami
Valises uiust go to make room.
Kitchen chair, licht or dark, for t"J.7. per
set.
Solid haidwtHMi bedriMtm suit eiulit pieces.
e .. a...
tot oni) e.i.oo
t'uptMiards. sinks, sideboards and loiu.ir.-s '
at verv low prices.
IlfTliese kimhIs are all new and first
made work ou '.Item. 1
H. .. JUH.SSTUS. f. J. HI. i'a. A. U.BU K.
LMT4B1.1MHICU lHT'i.
Johnston, Uuck & Co.7
1JANKK1CS,
EBENSBUIUi. - PKNN'A
A. W. Bl H. l aahlrr.
FXraBLiHHart liH8.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKtlLJ.TO N. PA.
T. A. NHtKHirim, tanhlrr.
General Banting Ensiness Transacted.
The tollowlrur are tbe prtnctpal feature! ol
aenaral bai.Ii ok l.uAloesa :
lF. I4l TN
Kecetreil payahleon demand, and Interest hea.
IDK certificate Indued t time tlepoatturs.
Kztendett to rnatomera on laroraMe tetma ana
approved paver dlacoonted at all ttmel.
CI.I.FTION
Made In the locality end npon all thebanktna
luana lo tbe United States. I'harttfta moderate.
DRAFTS
laaneJ oeaottable Id all part of tbe t'nltad
stataa. and lorelio exchange Issued on til paru
of Kuroi e. (
AITIUKTM
Of merrhanta. farmers and other soilrtted. u.
ah. .in reaannat.le accotnodatlun will be eitendel.
Palmni are aiitared that all traoeartlons aball I
he held at atrtrtly private and e-inUdentlal. and
that they will he treated aa llttera'lj a good j
hanklnK rules will permit. i
Kesiert tally,
JOHKNTON. Bi l k .
Til F.
First National Bank
OF HATT.N".
PATTON, Cambria Co.. Pa.
Capital, paid up, - - $50,000.
Acnmnln ol rtortoratlona. Klrma and Indlvliloals
received upon the int't tavttrahle terms
eonelaieut with aale and oonaorva
live BanklOK
Sieamabip Tickets tor sal by all tba leadlna;
I.i ecu and Korelttn Itratta payable la any
ol ihe j.rioriai fines ol lite
t lid V. orld.
All rarreaitondenre will have our personal and
prompt attention.
Inirrral Paid oat Tlsuo Oepoalla.
K113.W3
B. L. BKI a AT" 11 T KE1UI.
REED & READE,
Attorneys nt 1 nv9
KKENSMl'K. - - - PENNA.
Va- I tllce on Centre street. I 'tn 43
EITTELL & LITTLE,
Vttiii.vt- t 1 mw,
EH ENS BU Ktl, PA.
s)aT im -e in I iera Houae. S.t-.M
ri W. DICK.
A. a ATTOKNEi - AT-LA W.
bBSksBUiut. Csaa'A-
S)ar.peolal attention to Klven claims lor Pen
sion Koantr. etc ehT wi
T F. Mf KKNIUCK,
9 ATTOKUST Kl.r lUKILLol AT LtW,
LHt-KSHCKO. - PA
ar itfiee on Oentre street.
II
II. MYEKS.
ATTtlhJ"iY-AT-lA W.
bsKisuss, Pa.
mr I llftea In llnllaaade Km. i.e aMt-e atraet
DONALD E. nUFTON.
ATTtlKN EY-AT LAW,
tssssarts, Paaaa.
(VimiHt In ltra Hnnae. Ootar airoat
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment al all Phronls Afflictions, IMaeaies
ol Wunaa and IntaMaa reuutrina SuraW.I Aid.
tittlre hours n. I- a .. 1 to 8 and 1 lo 8 r. a.
lStf 121'H AVtMIE.AUOVNA.fa.
janla-tM
ALMOST
IBeyowd Belbef !
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force!
Tbe Resnlt of Shrewd Buying ni Far-Seeino; ManaEemcnt.
Our Spring Gootls are now in. We can show you the
Latest Styles in Dry Goods, Clothing etc., at Astouihingly
Low Prices. '
ISpecial Drive
in Shccc.
tSIIereis my Kiiaraulee:
if siiuiis i " n "t w k a ii sa i is-
: FAt'Tt MM lY. I V II.LtilV K A XKW "
: I'AIU FKKK.
;
I. S. Shites that I sell we.ir out.
Ladies dontrola tip, sprimz I I Imtt. opera
or coiiuress are north f i.ii
Ladies' iloin; tla. opera, Imttoii. fl.on-are
wtirth I.7.V
WE CAN
: START YOU
IhousekeepingI
-a r-
t ANY FIGURE :
IKna a
$20 to $2,000. :
Kusset. hut ton or lace a few left $1.H
are orih
Ladies' tioiio.ila tip lllucher. . . .t'!.Tt are
w.n lli ! ii.
Ladies (lford tie in Uu -t. patent
lealher and donoola. all shapes ami
styles . 7,'m-. and up
Ladies' Slipers, 50c.
AND I'I'WAIMiS.
Children's sprinir Iiih-I, 1. niton, sies r, to
S ."rfli. .
Infants' s1(H-s from -JV up
A very stylish shoe for men. coiorress (r I
laoe l...'i are worth 1
It Will Pay
Packages.
J A
ltiinucno.v i.x
OUTWARD : STEERAGE !
TICKETS TO QUEENSTOWN, $14.
J. B. MULLEN, Vireiit.
Ollice in Mullen & Smith's
lunlS vt
AH Attack
and All-Wool
Dress Goods
Sale
That evt-ry aiuiian ulio real tlii in
lu-r ov 11 iiiiiri-st ua ii is to i i vt-st'truii-.
Nut hint: if iv t-s th ui-nuii e s iiisf.uu. .n
in tlif I ttf dr.-ss that a t.t it )U l;l..t K
tiOWN dot-. Tlii is tli i-h-i it-no- tf
tV-ry wttinaii. Xu ;t ilianr.' ti.r the
unusual in liLAlKtimiDS 1;L VIMi.
All-wool, oft-titiisli.
lilack Diagonal
ill tin-din 111 wale,
ilu lies Wide,
real
value $1. :.'.7, 4'i
T.-. CENTS.
Itlaek all-wool irv weave sort of an
A U .ML' UK lUAt.tiNAK ettetl a IteVel -wear-out
uaiiiy. ttil ret-nuiiiii-iiils ii fur
traveling ami ift-neral rvn.'t itunk of
tbe width. j- iuctie w ide.
l.m A YAUI.
All-Wool Biack
Storm Serge.
Speeially adapted fur separate skitts to
wear with wash waists, lur traveling or
any puiose requirinif Itatd tir steady
weal. These eM-eileiil w ide giMtds have
1.0 equal at prices II inches,
:o CENTS.
due lot all-wool
lUack Storm Serge
The wiry kind that slt..N the lut mt
feetly. dcul.le wnllli. full '! ii.cnes.
Will make one of ihe uieaiest sere sales
of the year at cKXTS A YAUH.
Send ttiour MAIL OUI)Kll-cai.- and
tirotuptiifss mark ail the syst.-maiie
working of this lt-parlineiil -and you'll
tind as great satisfa.-t ion in oiioiiiiiiiir
througti tlii uieiliiiiu as t.r.iinaiiy found
over toutiters. Will you try it ?
BOGGS&BUHL,!
Allegheny, Pa.
tJ-0 a."
A so'id leat her w orkini; shoe for wear, in
shoddy ;n-. a pail
If Vou ant a nice tln-ss shoe Satin calf.
coiiirnss ,.r lace fl.7.1 I Itev are worth
? : tat.
Men's stvli.j, tj,, Uliifhi rcalf are
ol Ih f l.(i.
Men's Fine Concordan
Lace, llan.l-pewo.1, for $3.00
they are worth ".( o.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
L:ice ir Conirress, .f 2.-j0.
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a hantl-seweil Kaniraroo, lace
or congres.s, for
You cannot tltiplit-afe this
shoe in any other store for less
than
$6.00.
n Givo us a call for Shoes
an.l you will he convinced that
we carry the Uest Line in town
for Wear, Style anil Low Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
You
TopotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattnurs, Oil Cloths,
lilanKets, Feathers, &c. Prices Iletliice.l on All
Gootls, autl FREIGHT PAID on All Lar-e
IVIES QUINIM
Clothing Store, Lilly, Pa.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
1 Pittshurg, Pa., make a specialty
' of luanulacf urinr for the domes
tic trade the liuest brands of
iruminatin?- and Lul-ricaiins 0ilsf
Naphtba and Gasoline
That can te
MiDE FBQM PETROLEUM.
1
I We challenge comjiarison with
I every known product of pelrol
! eum. If you wish the
j Mest : Uiiironnly : Ealisfectory : Oils
in the market a-sk for ours.
! ATLANTIC REFINING CO.,
I'lTtrlU Kil Il-PT..
PirTSHt'K. PA.
cl. ly.
I Reliability
The Mtn-t Kellat.le W ho key
on the .M arkrl
And Indcrccd
; fit-v-. H"i-f. Iuitije n I i
4 Hu(1?t n. mre 4
X Klein's Silver Age,
X Duiiuesne, !
t liear Creek,
X Pennsylvania Rye!
X Whiskies. !
i
A'k -..or -lealrr lor thrtn and take ni. ,
talioiltute r.r rale ererjraliere. ,
H S A retrt?ier yer y or name III
Ik kft at tv? ..are ol lono a. .t.
tr.1-rai Nt . Atliheny. tSurioa l. A
K Kim ami-tnei t. 't.ute an! icllr ai'.lt
('.tnra.te Max Klein, late o' 'o. K.. 1-1 J
l.wa t'avalry.
let)3,i.J
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