3
(fniulmn J;xraiura.
n:KNsi:n:i. c-Aur.iUA co., pa.
iKIPAY. - - SKI'TKMI'.KU:, W.4.
.ifl. M l'IRM(.AI
T'.. liiitnlr.-ii aiirl fifty coke ovpn aro
.... ! , ! 11; I ;it Soiniiaii.
Tli- -'i iincl -aoii opciii'il on Satur
,, ,, ;iinl l,ui.ti-! wcri'iiiil in fnil force.
1 it ii.Uinu' m att-r is sold on the strerts
, f , i. .i::i at l !. rati' f out- cent per jra I -
c Km; m:iti J. I). Ilioks spent Thurs
,v !i, i;i iitii!i' cxantininir liis political
llini lr Mililsii-in has V.i'pii e lected city
,.; j.i r of .ii.hlisUiwi;, vice A. II. Weir,
Kxten-ive iniproveiuents are thiiii
.; ,,.!. in the front of the new school hnild-
; : j n t hi- place.
'. A. Miarhaniili. one of Carrolltown's
, '. ri-iir.' merchatits, was a visitor to
I . .. is -! u in on Friday.
1 1 . .luni.-s Mcl'ahe, foi inerly of thi
. ... , i.ut imw of Iit tln rtr. is visiting his
. ,,ieiit- ni this phici.
I I,.- l ei! fi.r our new school house will
,;. v . "ii Sal unlay and he placed in posi-
1, .: :i- -iion as povsihlp.
I h.- Klieiishnri; puhlic schools opened
M., nd. iv willi a larger attendance than
II. .1! ! UiV previous year.
li. .Iil!inir house of Flem. Mulhol
. I.'i-aile Ioa n-hip, was destroyed hy
: 1. .i, I n. -ilav of last week.
M K-t her Thompson, of Lilly, visit
, ,: !.. :i ieiid. M iss M and Zahm. in Khens
p . 1 11 Thursday of last week.
1.! I'M ward I'riflith is putting a
j.. !: li hi- cellar for the purpose of lii'Ut
, 1 - -!..iv huildinii with hot air.
cii M. 'inlay niiiht sneak thieves went
.. the garden of Kuhert Scanl.iu and
I . n,- Ie to a lot of cahhage.
V l lh rryce. of t.-iis place, has
: 1 "lie .team thresher formerly
; .u,d .iperati-il hy .lonathan twens.
V, : .litm- K11-I1. conductor on the
i 1: .' . ha- gi'iie to housekeeping in the
; K. I: ( ie--ell on .Julian street.
I 1 . h i l-i 1 i. hi -if 1 lie Khcii-hurg Agri-
: 1. . 1 1 y which ended on Friday
a 1- the nn-t Micces-ful one ever
..' .nii-pirt mar had a hattle with
, :'- the iiherday. The cat was
i : l the man wanted to die hut
M- I'iM'i 1 1 . .Inlies. huse wife liiiil
:' ii.e ago with typledd fever, is ly-
- I tin- -i.lith of Khenhlirg ill
'. .1 Ti e 1 i i -ea-e.
I . . e daughters of Mrs. Philip
1.1. ; UigU r. Were -i-Vi-lilv scaldid
... i-r Aei'k hy the 11 psei t i ng of a
, !- -'arch.
1 ; ;! !,;- 11, 11- light that occurred
i'i'- ( urdav night among a lot
! :i ;i..r-. .Io-eih Iieverdin was
. 1 -t . the hullet coming out at
. .
U s II ,n!!ey. of this place, on Tues-i--
n n ;-depart ure for Philailel
; 1 ! ; he ha- secured a position in
hardware house of lluehler,
A I o.
M i ami. wife of Mr. Michael
M 1 i1' 'e ueli-kiioAii railroad "iigin
' v t-' li -t reet. A it 0011 a. spent a few
.1.- 1 i; ia-t in ek on a visit to Mrs.
; li : .t.-ii.
of Iliinlo. have lost so
. 1 hii keii- m,d ot her propei tr
' ' 1 :-! t hie is during t "ne last few
1 1 .-y ate talking of organizing
1 1 .-' "Mltllittee.
I :. ! iiieeting of the .lohnstown
' - I'i'o A ociatioii wil! take plaee
-' n "ii Septemher 1'.'. L'o and
I' - a n,..iint i l;g to .'.,.."..V are otTered
- - -1 t : 1 i very large attendance
'-;' i .
' ' lii.giiiier .. If. Veir has
" t- eeral parties in .lohns-
! e j.!a i n his long ahsence,
-' ! thing-, say he went away to
: - . .1 ' . tter po-i 1 ion. 1 1 is address
- I ' ' . an ida.
1 - fiame harn of Adam Shtit-
: I'-' .s ,1: . e-t moreland .omit y ,
Saturday night with all its
- . '. :.g four hogs. The origin
- - hi o-e,l to he incendiary, as
- V:- Shu'ley Were ahsetit.
N'' 1 - -i: I.Vt.der. one nf Carroll
' - - '!! ei i eii s. paid Kl'i-nshurg
I 1 a !a-l. i-overitig the dis
'' 11 !e-- than four hours m
'''' I r ii. r is al oiu o years of age
; ' ' ' 11 ment of good healt h.
1 : Mi ai ... Mr-, .lohn Ni-sley.
'I at the home of it- grand
'- '! a:nl Mr-, .lol.n Hughes, in
l!h.'. li Wed lie-day. aged
'I he interment took place
:;i.:,y Thursday after-
1 - '. Ili iinan Ape! was de-
- he-t 1 .ihh.igi 011 Wednes
- ' ll- 'li:ee- had also pulled
"-and had t hem on a pile,
-'I 'hey wen- fl igllteljed O IT
. a- they left without
1 " - ' .iii v ad :n i n 1-1 rat or made
- 1 i i tie iit 011 the Pack of
' I h i- eia itn i- tiot veri
' a- the -tatutes reiuire,
: i!.c-,i-n is sati-fac-'
' ' ii.;iid that tin; doctor
- :i one day is a sight sel-
-- 1. l-.i n-i.iirg. hut on Mon
'. - oSM 1-. Sechler and .lohn
' ! i.h place ill the after
a,ne hour and Imthin
I'.oth fum-ials were
' ' ' !;i irei-n-l.urg says that
t- Tin -day coinpleti d
' v !; 11 rord. which is
t ' ' ' at t of Is-7 ,! jt show s
' '' p l i-l.i r to 1m- short in
' and his predecessol.
' ' '-.;! ...t f l.p.l.
- : :Ve- might have heen
' . ge i,f thi- -imple receipt
'1 'til1.! of made mustard,
' of warm water, and
1 " : posii,e. acts as an
-'itli.-ieiil ly powerful to
a :- I'Miged in n,(. stomach.
1,0 met w ith a fata! ac
1 ' i' hearth furnace of the
; '' ' iipaiiv, at .loh n-tow 11, on
. ''" ' ' ' niy Thiir-ilay tiinui
a';v. of Ireland, hut has
1 ' '- ' 'hitty-lise ears. over
A' ' -pen- in John-town.
'" the la-t day of regis-
a 1 .,rs will sit at the
- I a t nmV;,. necc-saiy
oil Septemlxr ..t h
. , ' '' ' th'-y will make their
-, , . ' "'' ntnisit,ners. Kv-
' ' ' ' ":ike sure that lie is reg-
: , : 1 ' '"'"oil. of .luhn-tow 11, w ho
' -"' "totThy the cars at .Tint
' 1 '''-'""f . on May .ih last.
h4 ' :! :i-:ii''--t the Peiii,sVlvania
y'f ' ' ;"'-v- Haiming '-. dama
'id ! l liiims that the accident
"'"ligeiice on the part of
The Portage Iron Works, at Duncans
villo. resumed operations in all its depart
ments, on Monday. The puddiers of that
department have been on a strike since
Ih'ccnibcr last. They will work for ?J.7r a
day.
The hest purpose to w hich coal ashes
can le applied, in town or country is in
making garden-walks. If well laid dow n,
no weids or grass will grow, and hy use
they Incline as solid and more durable
than bricks.
The members of the 133rd Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers who attend the
National Kncainpment of the (1. A. U. at
Pittsburg, are leiinested to meet at the 4th
ward school in that city on Wednesday,
Scpteiutier 12th, at looVlock, a. m.. for the
purpose of having a reunion and forming
a permanent organization.
Messrs. Ceo. Huntley, V. Q. Shields
and (). o. philips, of this place, who spent
U couple of weeks in Michigan on a hunt
ing and fishing expedition, returned home
last weok. Among the trophies brought
back was the skin of a black bear that Mr.
Huntley had shot. Tlrev report the hunt
ing and lishing as excellent.
On Saturday afternoon P.rauch No.
1 to. of the Kmerald Ilcneticial Association,
w as organized in this jdace with the fol
lowing officers: M. I. Kittell, Ks., presi
dent; (). E. Wilkinson, vice president; K.
C Parrish. financial secretary: M. I.
I.earer. recording secretary; A. W. Puck;
treasurer, and A. K. Pender, marshal.
John Ui-ket ts, of Ueade township, at
tended the Democratic convention in Kb-
ensburg last week, and after receiving the
nomination for assembly, went home,
sowed 14 acres of wheat, then sowed the
same ground to clover and timothy, and
anil will now soon be able to see his
friends. John is bound to get there if it is
in the wood.
AbeOber. of Indiana, charged with
having counterfeit money in his possession
and passing the same, was accorded a
hearing before Tinted States Commission
er d'allius in A Itoona last Thursday. The
evidence adduced showed that he was
jiuilty and he was accordingly held for
trial in the I'nitcd States district court.
The county funds of Plair county are
locked up in the closed Second National
Pank. of Altoona. w hich is now seeking
extensions of time of payment from depos
itors. In col. sequence, tin; county treas
urer can. -lot pay olf t he orders for poor re
lief and ot her current expenses. The tax
collectors have been notilied to hurry the
outstanding taxes in the county treasury.
There is no use in walking the floor
will: a felon, says a gentleman who has
had some experience in that direction.
Wrap a cloth loosely around the felon,
having 1 he end open. Pour gunpowder in
1 In- end shake it dow n until tin; felon is
covered, then keep it wet with camphor.
In two hours the pain will be relieved and
a perfect cure will surely follow.
A fellow at Waynesbnrg tt.rned a slream
of water from a ho-e on an are light, just
to have -nine fun w ilh it and see if he
could put it out. It had some fun with
him and nearly put him out. Watei is an
excellent conductor of the electric current,
and when it ran down that stream and
walloped the fellow over the ground a few
times he w as ready to call quits.
Mr. S. It. Ludwig.of the firm of John
I. udwig .v. Son-, woolen manufacturers of
this place, returned home on Friday after
an absence of a couple of months in the
northern part of the state. Sain makes an
annual pilgrimage to the northeastern
counties for the purpose of selling goods,
ami as thi-ir goods is well know n, all wool
and a yard wide, his coming is always
welcomed.
Since June last the school hoard of
Mount I'nion. Huntingdon comity, has
been unable to agree upon a teacher for
No. 4 school, the vote standing, lime alter
time. '.: to.'; upon the application of Charles
Hiney. I 'pou petition of the citizens and
on request of the board, the matter was
discussed liefore court on Saturday last,
and an order was issued removing the
hoard and appointing an entire new lioard.
A dispatch from I)u Pois, Pa., on
Wednesday says: Forest fires have ap
proached this tow 11 so close that a change
of wind will involve a light to keep the
II. lines from spreading over it. From Falls
Creek to Itidgway there is an almost un
broken sea of liii-. w hich is raging all along
I he Kidgw ay and Clearfield road. There
is much anxiety in this localitv and hun
dreds of property owners are doing guard
duty.
John Humphreys. at?ed about lit vears,
son of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Humphreys, of
Cambria township, died at the home of
his parents on Sunday last from typhoid
fever. The deceased had been ill for sev
eral months with the dreaded disease and
it was hoped by his many friends that he
would finally recover tint a relapse set in
and caused hisdeath. A sister, Mrs. Dan
iel Jones, died from the same disease a few
w eeks ago.
Jacob Duwell. an aged Cermaii, died
at Johustow n on Wednesday morning from
a dose of rough 011 rats. Hi' took the pois
on 01. Tuesday night in a bucket of liet-r,
and when his alarmed wife, called a phys
ician he berated the doctor, saying that he
hoped a m in could get drunk in his own
house without interference. He feigned
drunkenness so ell that the doctor was
fooled, ami when ton late it was learned
for a certainty that he had taken the
poison.
At an early hour on Wednesday morn
ing the barn of Martin Cunplcs, in Clear
field to.v nship. was discovered to be 011
lire and in a shoit time afterwards was re
duced lo a pile of smouldering ashes. The
bun contained this season's crops, togeth
er -a it li a lot of farming implements, ma
chinery etc. Tin- lire is thought to have
been the work of an incendiary. Mr. Cup
pies is a brother-in-law of John Cox. w hose
house was burned the day previous, and
the two men weie near neighbors.
Harrison Uingler, two miles cast of
Shanksv ille. came near having his team
drowned in an old well Wednesday. He
w.is dragging big rocks by means of a
chain to fill up the well and w hen near
the well with a large rin k one of the
horses shied and caused the rock to tumble
into the well and pull the horses in after
it. The w ater came to the horses' necks
and it took a lot of neighbors three or four
hours to get the animals out. The har
ness, single and double trees, etc., are yet
in tin- well. ',,i;j -xc llernl'l.
On Tuesday morning while the family
of John Cox. in Clearfield township, were
eating their breakfast, a noise was heard
in the npiwr part of the house and an in
vestigation revealed the fact that the up
per pa it of the house was on lire. The
limited mean for lighting; the flames and
the short supply of water on hand told
the family that the house was doomed to
destruction and they at once turned their
attention to saying what articles of furni
ture and clothing that could begotten out.
The house was a new one and entails a
heavy loss on Mr. Cox.
Francis Speigclhalter. executor of the
o-tate of Veronica Speigclhalter, late i f
Allegheny tow nship, deceased, w ill ofTer
at public sale un Saturday, Septemlx-i 22,
at 1 o'clock, r. m.. the following personal
property: 2 work mares, 1 row, 3 hogs, a
lot of chickens, wheat, oats and olatocs
hy the bushel, corn by the shock, hay and
straw by the ton, wagon, sled, buggy,
plows, harrow. 2 double sets harness,
1 set single harness, household and kitch
en furniture, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms made
know n on day of sale when a reasonable
credit will be given.
lialf Kale to Plttafenrc. Pa., on A r
ronnl of" hf .Vallanal Ewtmpnral
of the Vrmd Arm; oC lh Krpabllr
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces
that excursion tickets will be sold at half
rates, '.cptember I'.th to September loth
good to return until September S5lh, with
a minimum rate of fifty cents. It is ex
pected that this w ill Ik; the largest (iraud
Army Encampment that has ever been
held, from the fact that the name of Pitts
burg is remembered by evety veteran, us it
was the lirst city to establish a subsistence
committee.
The following program has been adopted
by the Citizens Executive Committee:
MONDAY. SKI'TKMllKIt lOTII.
Parade of the Naval Veterans, escorted
by the Sons of Veterans. Camp Tire in the
veiling under the auspices of the Naval
Veterans at Old City Hall.
TI KSDAY, SKPTKMHKIS llTH.
Parade of the (irand Army of the Re
public. Camp tires in the evening at Old
City Hall, the headquarters; of the lirst
Sanitary Commission.
WKDXKSDAY. NKI'TKMISKK 12TII.
The 2sth National Encampineiit wi
convene at the (irand Opera House at
10:30 a. M. with au open meeting, at which
the governor of the state, the mayors of
the two cities ami a representative of the
Department of Pennsylvania . A. R. w ill
deliver addresses of welcome. On the
same date the annual meeting of the Wo
man's Relief Corps, Ladies of the (!. A. R.
and the Daughters of Veterans will taki
place. Parade of the l.'iiion ex-prisoners
of war, escorted by the National ('tiard.
In the evening an entertainment will be
given the representatives to the several
national bodies at East Pittsburg in the
immense buildings at that pla: e tendered
for tin ir use hy Mr. lieorge Westinghouse.
Till ItSDAY, SKPTKMUKU htl ll.
Continuation of the meeting of Encamp
ment and other national bodies.
In the evening a magiiilicent display of
lire works on the river.
Kill DA Y, KPTKM1!KK I4TII.
SteamlKiat excursion to Davis Island
Dam and other points of interest.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will lie pre
pared to carry everv person who may de
sire to attend this, the -JMh National Ku
campineut of the (i. A. K.
SlarrlaK I.lceimen.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for two weeks ending Thursday, Septem
ber ti.lS'.U:
Isaih Perry Class. Fallen Timter, and
Ellen Rcliecca Kesslei, Frugality.
John Snyder and Annie Nipps, .lohns
town. Thomas D. Rag r, Eougbridge, West
moreland county, and Alary E. Stuver.
West Taylor tow nship.
William 11. KelTner and Vida J. UraMier.
Com-inaugh.
John Yolk and Catharine Naw, Johns
town.
John Swartzenirover ami llattie R.
Ford, South Fork.
Englehcrt (o'iyer, Iloover-ville. Somer
set county, and Nancy Jane Rodgers,
tony creek township.
William Thomas Edwards ar.d Elmira
S. Forshey. Reade township.
Charles Neabrauer and Ellie F. MrVk-k-er,
Jeistow n.
Kphraim Plough and Sylva A. Ream,
Johnstown.
W. C. Eayton. .lohnstow n. and Mary E.
Thompson, Pel I wood. Plair county.
Hezekiah Cox and Alice M. Holleu,
Ashyille.
James E. Davis and Allie Pell Ander
son, Parr township.
Richard W. Roberts, Johnstown, and
Mary Ellen Eavely, West Taylor town
ship. Charles C. Alexander and Emma J.
Pi-hop. Moi rcllv ille.
Daniel W. Hill. Morrcllviile. and Alice
M. Kili-y, Johnstown.
Amos Elh n Reeder and Alice Estella
Dav is. John-low n.
David Prosser and Rebecca Kllen Pate,
Fallen Timber.
(icortfe t Jrnmblii.g. Morrcllviile, and
Mary t . Kes, Jackson tow nship.
August. Vauerick. Daisytown, aiidEmily
ShatTer. Parkstow n.
Harry P. 1 1 ainil tow n. Frugality, and
Eve Dougherty. Ashville.
Court Frnrrrdlnicii.
Court met on Monday at 10 o'clock with
Judge Parker on the bench. The morning
was taken up w ith the hearing of motions
and petitions. After court was called at
2::m in the afternoon a recess of one hour
was taken to enable the members of the
bar to attend the funeral of Mrs. W. H.
Sechler.
The following cases were disposed of:
Commonwealth vs. A. A. (ilasser, surely
of the peace. Defendant directed to enter
bail for his good behavior.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph He-lop, sure
ty of the peace. Defendant directed to
enter hail for his good Ix-havior.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Davison,
assault and battery. Jury find defendant
not guilty and divided the costs between
the defendant and the prosecutor. John W.
Miller.
Commonwealth vs. John Evans, fornix
elect. Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced
to pay a fine of costs, t20 lying-in ex
penses, to Mary Perkebile and tl per week
for seven years.
Commonwealth vs. Alex. Fresh, surety
of the peace. In this case the threats
made by the defendant against the prose
cutrix, Frances Shadle, were made in In
diana county and on that account the pros
ecution fell. The prosecutrix w as sentenced
to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Peter and Frederick
Eli, malicious mischief. Jury liud de
fendants not guilty and the prosecutor,
Wilson Powell to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Mary McCouigle. as
sault and battery. Jury find defendant
not guilty anil the prosecutor, Jacob No
lan, to pay the costs.
No ll bj I tie .NherlfT.
The following 'properties were sold by
the sheriff on Monday:
The People's ltuilding t Eoan Associ
ation bought a lot of ground, w ith house
thereon in Spangler, the proerty of II. M.
Callagher, for
John Eudden's three lots in Elder town
ship, along the Clearfield & Cambria rail
road, were sold to the Equitable associa
tion, plaintiff in the case also, for f lm.
The interest of Mrs. John Leap in a
house and lot along the new Portage rail
road, in Washington township, sold at suit,
of Monroe nrothers fc Company, was
brought by M. D. Kittell for fs.ii.
The sale of a lot in Adamshurg. Adams
township, with a two story house on it
now occupied by a A. C. Miller, .was stay
ed by the court; another lot adjoining it,
having a stable on it, was sold to Stephen
f Irasslx rger and RoWrt Yinger for f.Co.
Poth the above were church properties
constituting the parsonage of the Cambria
circuit of the Evangelical association, and
were taken in execution and to be sold at
suit of E. II. McCune for use of E. S.
(iramling.
FftriTS are better than drugs to improve
the stomach and complexion. It is not a
fact that fruits produce acidity of the
stomach. On the contrary, they-correct
it. Ripe apples. cars. plums and peaches
eaten raw, without sugar, are medicine
for a sour stomach. The vegetable salts
are converted into alkaline carbonates
which purify by counteracting the acidity
already in the stomach. Diners who
overeat and have fits of indigestion and
the blues next morning, take tarlionate of
soda, in tablets or liquid; a ripe, juicy ap
ple or two and no other breakfast would
cost less and do more Rood.
Fall, plowiug has been commenced in
every section but is greatly retarded ow
ing to the dry condition of the soil.
Commn titration.
Nimrod was a mighty hunter, at least
that is what the Rible avers. In the pres
ent age of prevaricators he has many imi
tators, and in the language of modern
spoilsmen, "Nimrod was not in it."
There were several very fair samples of
the aforesaid "modern ?ortsman"' in
town last week, waiting, only waiting,
for the day to come which would bring
with it the right to wage an exterminating
warfare against the small quadruped with
the big bushy tail. Among these would
be mighty hunters may be mentioned Mr.
Thomas P. Strittmatter. well-known to
hi fellow townsmen as-- a truthf-.il young
man (except during the hunting season I;
Simon Long, not entirely unknown to
many of our residents as one who can smell
a squirrel farther than most men can see;
and Mr. H. E. Andrews, of Pittsburg, a
gentleman who dabbles in pot hooks for
a living, and who came here with the im
pression that he could shoot squirrels as
fast as he can write shorthand.
As soon as the legal embargo was raised,
these sanguine hunters shouldered iln ir
shot-guns and marclu-d boldly to the fray.
Out the .road they briskly walked
with martial tread, singing snatches ol all
the hunting chorises they had ever heard,
and some w hich they had not.
Arriving at the scene of the proposed
slaughter they separated and commenced
i still hunt for the fierce, ferocious man-
eating squirrel. 1 he day was full of
excitement and stirring incidents; among
the latter may lie mentioned the stirring
leaves. .Nut a sound was beard nor
i funeral note," as our sportsmen wended
their way through the unbroken forest.
save a smothered ejaculation now and
then as sunn; one slipped on a mossy stone
lud sat down suddenly to muse on the uu-
certianties of life. Pretty soon, however,
t he crack of the shot-gun was heard and
the first squirrel was credited to Mr.
Sti iltmatter. After this the forest echoed
and re-echoed w ith reports from t lie trusty
shot-guns, and liefore night shadows fell
on mountain top and leafy glade, each
hunter bad a pretty fair string of game to
give evidence ot Ins skill. J lie enure par
ty bagged fourteen qiiirrt Is, twenty-three
piuies. and shot a iiinntx-r ol chipmunks
when nothing else offered. The tails to
verify this statement may be seen upon
application. Put the harmless squirrel
was not the only game that was bagged
that day. When penetrating a Icnely
tiiountain dale, w hich was almost an im
passable growth of maple undergrowth.
Mr. St tit tinat ter heard an omuioiis purring
ouiid :u the branches above his head, and
looking hastily around In-saw two yellow -
ye-balls glaring fiercely at him through
the foliage. To think was to act, and a
second later the possessor of the eve-balls
ay stretched in agony of sudden death, at
his feel. "A wild-cat as sure as my name
is Thomas:" ejaculated the astonished
hunter. Ele he had scarcely recovered
from his surprise, the same warning sound
was repeated and the mate of tlie.lii-t
wild-cat was sei;n on the Utugh of a huge
lemlock near at hand. He also fell a v ictim
to the unerring shot-gun.
These are the liisi wild-cats that have
eei i seen in tiiis vicinity for a numlxT of
years, and their loss Will not lie deeply
mourned. In fad Mr. Strittmatter de
serves the thanks of t he community forde-
lioying these iiupii-asant neighbors, .i.
Kent KMlrTrKrrrii.
Evaline E. Williams et vir to Spurgeon
. Williams, Ebensburg. consideration.
27.i.
Sheriff of Cambria county to S. S. Koll-
r, Tunnelhill JJ7.".
Sheriff of Cambria county to S. S. Koll
r, Tunnelhill. f.'tno.
Administrator of Frank F. Leslie to
Naomi Leslie. Lower Voder township.
Citizens" Cemetery Association to Joseph
W. Leslie, ( iraild View,$..l.
Margaret Paker et vir to John Scherer,
ackson township, fsoo.
Frank Rodgers to (trace Mooney et al..
lohiistowii. $:too.
John W. Wcakland to Leyi W. Weak-
and. Carroll township, Sl.sTo.
lane Jones et vir to Eliza Laughlin
Philips, Cambria tow nship, f ",."ji.
Conrad Jacobs et ux. to II. C. Kirkpat-
rick, Pat ton, ?7m.
( ieorge E. Conrad et ux. to George W.
Zimmerman. Poxbury. ?l.".o.
Executor of Pew Thomas Dayin to Cam
illa Iron Company, Johnstow n. $".
Charles Von Lulen et ux to Clara J.
Miller. Johnstown, $17.".
Daniel W. Klinefelter et nx. to Matilda
Klinefelter, Franklin. $1.
Adam Myers et ux. tot (wen D. Sheridan,
Washington township,
J. R. Crissey et ux. to Charles C. Alex-
wider, Stonyeleek township, f.".
Charles C. Alexander to F. W. Clark,
Stonyereek township, fl.
Charles C. Alexander to F. W. CI irk.
Lower Voder towiiship.fi.
Peter Miller to Arthur V. and William
Miller. Reaih; township, $I.imi.
Mathiot Reade ft ux. to Mary Sloan,
Washington township, $;'..
Samuel ( Jerhardt et ux. to Matilda llo-
fecker. Johnstown. ?W0.
'ranklin W. Otto et ux. to (ijorge C.
M tiller, Johnstown.
Fletcher C. George et ux. to James P.
Cessna, Lilly, ?2i".
lames Nixon et ux. to Emanuel Sanker,
Cresson tow nship. ?.'!..
D. S. McAnulty et ux. to Samuel S. Cy
pher. Parnesboro, $2io.
Geo. C. Miller et ux. to Franklin W.
M to. Johnstown, f'.i.'ioo.
Thomas Parties et al. to Joseph llar
nock. ParneslMiro.$.vjr.
George. J. Orris et ux. to Franklin S.
Horner. Adams tow nship. Jl.ooo.
L. W. Poland, trustee, to W. F. Poland.
Carroll tow nship, ?soo.
Mary Coyle et al. to S. W. Lynch, Gal
lit.iu township, f.lM.
Ulilliiarj.
SECHLER. Died at her home in Ebens
burg on September 2nd. ism, Mrs. Maggie,
w ife of W illiam II. Sechler, Esq.. aged f.2
years.
The deceased was a daughter of the 'ate
Rees S. Lloyd. Ksq., of Cambria township,
was bom near Eliensbnrg and resided
in this vicinity all her life. She was
highly esteemed by all who knew her and
all feel sorry for her death. A year or two
ago a cancer developed on her breast and
since that time she was a continual suffer
er. Several operations were performed
for her relief hut all of no avail and death
claimed her on Sunday last. She is sur
vived by her husband, three daughters,
Mrs. Annie Green, of Altoona; Misses
Minnie and Alice and two sons, John, edi
tor of the South Fork I!riml, and Charles,
at home. She is also survived by her
mother and one sister, Mrs. Edmund
James and one brother, Fes Lloyd, editor
of the Ctnnhria Heruhl, all of this place.
Half Rale to ii. A. R. I'lirampnif nl,
HlltwttorK, Via Itio I'raanj If anla
Knllritail. Kilrnalon ot llatea of
Sale.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that round trip tickets from Al
toona and points west thereof, to Pitts
burg and return, on account of the Na
tional Encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic, w ill lie sold from Septeuiln r
r, to 14 inclusive, at a rate of a single fare
for the run mi triu. with minimum rate of
.mi cents, valid for return passage until
Septemlier 2" inclusive.
This arrangement will allow persons re
siding in the aliove territory to make daily
trips to Pittsburg, If desired, in order to
participate in all of the events on the pro
gramme adopted by the Citizeus' Execu
tive Committee.
MIeellaneona Jffottrea.
fTAIA'ABLE PROPERTY KOK SALE
A lot ol icrouud io ihe Kst wnt of Ktteug
huru. 0i riy -.Ml loet. in desirable location. irln
a two Mriel imme lou-e. w rooms and la emenl.
In excellent repair. V ill t.c fold cheat, in J on
reKotia-ile term. M. 1. Kirt Ej.ru.
Etiensburg. i'a.a Antral t 10 tf
'PHK Wuniit.nnf Itnll.tlnx a Lan Association
1 will oiler lor sale at the c-'norll chsmlx-r. Eo
eneburit, on the fourth .MiidiIii In N-iinnter
l.ooo.oo. THUS. li.U Is. '
I.istr LtKiniR, Serrturj. President
Orphans' Court Sale
OF VAL.UA KLiE
REAL ESTATE !
Y virtue or an enter ot the Orphans' Court ol
1) Oainli la county, fa . lo ute .lirreled. I will
exuose to public Rile at the St. NI-holaa Hotel at
IN li ktown. In t'ainnria county, on
SATURDAY, SKIT. 2lTII. 1S01,
at 2 o'clock, p. x., the following describe-! real
eetate. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel of laml pltnate
in Krr township. ;ambr'a county, l a , lx onlrd
ami 1ecritc.l as lollows, viz: licKiuuinic at a
corner o. K. t'etcr's laml, and thence north l1
ile, rees it 107'.; perchea to a sugar: thenco
north W- decrees west loo perches to a post ;
thence south I.1, ilevrees west lo7 perches to a
post; thence south 8S deicrees east loo perches
the place ol beic inning, containing
81Ti Acres,
h.ivlnir thereon erected a l1. story I.m HOUSE
KKAMEKAKN .ml t 1 ill I II1N(S. except
ing and reaervlnic therelroui all tne coal In. un ler
and UMn the same, winch was conveyed ry Sie
nasi tan rran . ana t umarine i trail, his wl le. to
uellier with certain mining rights and erlvlleiies
to .lohn Smith e. al.. ry deed dated Slr-h 1,
Is7, and recorded in the office for recording
deeds, etc., Ui and lor tatnbria county, I'a., In
Heed liixit No. 4. page TM.
TKKMMOF HA I.K :
Ten per cent, of the purchase money to be paid
In band at the time ot sale ; the balance of one
third at the conhiuiatlon ot sale ; one-third In six
months, and one third In twelve months Irotu
Ihe confirmation id sale. Oelerre! payments to
bear initresl, serured hy the judgment bond anil
mortgage hi Hie purchaser.
A HAM .1. I.IEU.
Executor ol Sebastian (irafl, deceased.
INIcfctowu. J"a.. sept. 7. ism.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining; Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricalins 0ilst
Naphtha and ftasoline
That can be
MADE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Most : Morally : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market aak for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
pinsBtM'd iif.pt..
PlTTsBl'KiJ, PA.
e,ctl8.6"ly.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May -'7. 1S4.
t'onnrrtloniiat ( rsnson.
KAHT.
Seashore Express, week dys Uiin
AKooni Accommodation. weeK days '. z-i a in
Kay Express, dally 11 04 a in
Altoona Express, dai ly 1 p ra
.Mail Express, daily S 17 p tn
I'b lladelKhia Express, daily 8 12 p m
.lohnstown Accommodailon, week days . s 14 a m
I'acihc Express, daily 8 .'7 a in
Way Passenger, week days 2 p m
Mall Train, week days 4 '-tf hi
Fast Elne. dally 8 -.'I p. m
.lohnstown Accommodation, week days... 8Mim
rbensliiirK Brsnrli.
Trains leaves a- follows: 7.20, lo -.il a. m.. and
S.ltn p. m and arrive at t're.Mon at 7 &7. lo 55 a.
m. and 4. 05 . m. Ieare 'resson atu:io,ll M) a.
in ami r.;tu p. 111., ami arrive at Ebensburg at
lo.iia a. in. ami i. 10 and r o p. m.
I'rrin ul lenrfielil.
Eenve Irvmu at ! 4.'. a. m. and 2 An p. in. arriv
ing at Cresson at 8 05 a m. and 4 l. m. I.eave
'resson wx a. ui, and H'2f p.m., arriving at lr-
vona at lo.f.5 a in. and li 4:j p. m.
For rates, maps, etc . call on agent or ad!res
Thi. E. Watt. P. A. W. !.. 110 Filth Ave..
Pittsburg. I'a.
S. M. PKEVOST. J. K. WMI.
(General Manager. Oeneral Manager.
JOHN PFISTER,
Iir.AI.F.K IN
GEHER&L MERCHANDISE,
Hardware. Qnccnsware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Vr.liF.TARI.rj IX NF.SX,
HARM F-VK. KTt' . ,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
mattt Soly
ri'KIAI. I,1ST.
I Lift 01 causes set down lor trial at a term of
court to be hold In Elensiiirg lglncing the 2nd
Monday tn Septdmher. 14 :
Hrawley vs. Ieahey.
Srhonover vs. I lean.
Trexler estate vs. t'ogan.
i isbome vs. 4'onter el a I.
Mclonld vs t'roS!er et al.
I.udi r vs. Wlltielm MdJonigle.
Shun 1 vs. Wtlheltn . Md icnigle.
Snyder vs. Cambria Iron t'o.
Tun kin vs. Itmsr.
tiugbs vs. Johnson Co.
I'age vs. OtttiiiKS.
Mclfcmald vs. H. Hooker.
Taylor vs. t'oblren.
lio'rner vs. Wilson.
Shirk Si. Sons vs. Crouse.
tore vs. Snppes.
Mnr;hy v Yellow Kun Coal Co.
Nelson t Co vs. Walls.
Vincent Karstow t Co. vs. Cresswelt.
Stutsman vs. Cooket e1 al.
Nelson At Co. vs. Hracken.
(tray vs. Penna. K. K. Co.
Scra'huc vs. Iiavis.
Same vs. Mo er.
Hosier vs. School Directors Portoge Korongh.
J.J. IIAKSY.
August 10, 1S'.'4. Frotbonotary.
k 11MINISTKATKIX' IOTIK.
j 1. ivivic ui nuiiiuuj ..-,.,
letters of administration u n tlie entiite or
Anthony Killer, deceaned. lte ol Allegheny
lownrhi,i. tn Cambria county. 1 .. having been
k ranted to me. all i.eriKns mdct-tedto said estate
are herebv notined to make payment to tne wlth
delay. and tnoye bavlnv claims aitamst the same
will present them duly authenticated fur settle
ment. CL.AKA K. Bll.l.KK,
Aministratrlx.
Irctto. I'a., Antust3. IWl.
IMIN1STK ATOK'S NOTH'K.
l-jitate ol Joseph trrlste. dccease.1.
.ti.rs ol Admintrtration on the estate ol Jos
eph filiate. lcael. late of t'resson township.
In f'ambrla cmnty. I'a haTinit been granted to
me. all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notined lo make payment U me without del.,
and those having claims aicaluxt aaid estate
uresenl Iheui properly auiuent'cited lor settle
Inent. JOHN ttr.t'KlSI K
Admitiistrator.
270! Market street. Allegheny city, Pa.
VOTICK.
1 My wife Suan having left borne, all per
sons ate hereby netifled not to credit uer on my
account, as I will par no such bills.
M IO It A Kl. IiflMKJHOE,
Washinicton township, Cambria fJx. Pa.
September 7, ls4.
'4"
1)
U Latest Styles
Low Prices.
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Park wash cal:oo-s.
r mt yard
Ultl prints k;. imT van! f. imir tirii...
Un- gini;liaiiis, all iiatu-rns. "..'. ..
I ii - 1 1 .
....rw. mt yard
..!H
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 6 Cents.
Muslin, full yard w -id, for fk-. tier yard
Otitini; rlutli. all patti-i us. at . ..sc. and' lm-.
CaiM-t chain. .ri-iiv, all colors -jin-.
Ladies' vests, vcrv funcv. at lm-
All the fuATKST XDVKLTIES IX
TIMM MIN'tiS at close tiauivs.
;r'SH-cial sale in I,Al'K AND f:.M
r.KiUliKKIKS from Jc. kt yaid up.
ClotMi anfl Gents' FcrnisMnEs.
ur stock of clotliin was m-vi-r as com
plete as now. Any kind of cut or pattern
you vv ant.
Men s suits in sack oulv for tXi I
l'..tt..i- wi.it i.. t r..... -
... ... ... u.ij . ui. in c.i.i" a j i r
Youth's :t-picce suits from Jf'-.m up
Cliildren's 'J-piece suits from T.v. up
ChiUlieii's knee pants for l.",c
IN - GENTS' - FURNISHINGS
We Excell Many Larger
Establishments.
Fancy laundried shirts with collar at
tached for ts,-
Latest style fancy laundried shirts with
two collars for imc
Window Itlimls (in two colors only with
Patent sprint; for only l'.tc
Curtain niles complete for 'Joe
XJFurniture, Trunks and
Valises must jro to make room.
Kitchen chairs, light or dark, for S'.'.T.I per
Set.
Solid hatdwood lied room suit, cieht pieces.
for only "J I i
CuplMiards. sinks, sidehoards and lo'ii.ifes '
at verv low prices.
H'Thoie uihhIs art) all new and lirst
made work on '.hem. I
K. L. JOHXSrOM. M.J.HU k. A. H'.KK'i',
Khtablihhkii lhT-i.
Jolinston, Buck & Co.7
UANKKUS,
EBENSBUIMi, - PENN'A.
A. W. HH K, t'anliler.
Otablihbbd 1899.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKdLLTOUN, FA.
T. A. NII.4KRI"4.II, I'snhlrr.
General Banting Business Transacted.
The Inllowlnir re tba principal features ol
iteneral tahaiDr tiusiness :
DEPOSITS
Keoelved payable on demanil, and Interest heai
Idk certlflcatea lesuod to time depositors.
I.OAKN
Extended to runtomern on lavoraMe terms ano
approved paer diroonted at all times.
I. tLF. T I O X N
Made In the locality and upon alt tbebanklnii
towns In the United States. Charges moderate.
OR AFT
Ifnaed nevotlahle In all part nf the tTnltd
states, and lorelirn ezcbanife Issued on U parts
of Kuro e.
At't'orKTN
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonalile accomlatlon will te extendel.
Patrons are ssure.l that all transactions shall
hn hia tttrtftlv nrlvaie and ODtldcntlal. and
thatthey will he treated as liberally as Rood
hanklnir tales will Tiersit.
Kespectiuny,
JOHXKTOJI. Rt 4 H A '.
A . K. P. TTO V. HW. Jf . 8-4 XI) FO K It,
rrrmittctti. Uatltler.
THE
First National Bank
or PATTOS.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, pail np, - - $50,000.
Accounts of Corporations. Firms and Individuals
received upon tbe tnoM favorable terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive HanliliK.
Steam ship Tickets lor sail hy all the leading
Lines and r'urelvn Itmlt payable in any
of the rlncli al cities ol the
Old World.
All corresiiondence will have oar personal and
nmt attention.
lalsresf Paid on Time Deponlls.
OCII3.W3
8 L. USD. t:iitui)i.
REED & READE,
Attorne.VH t: I :av,
tHENSBl'Ki i. - - - FENNA.
ittlce on Centre street. 1 4 as V3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys nt 1-n av,
EHENSBUKIt, PA.
M-t tn?e In (era House.
T.
W. DICK,
ATTO KN EY-AT-I..A W,
Kbkkhbuho. Pbhw'a'
r-SpecIal attention to Riven claims for Pen
sion Honnty. etc. chT- wo
T F. MrKKXKICK,
ATTOBSIT aSDtkil'SSIlXOR AT L1W,
tbKNSBI'Kit, - PA
- Itflce on Centre street.
H
II. MYERS.
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Ksissausa, Pa.
-Office IB ftollonad Bow. on Centra street.
DONALD K. DUFTON,
ATTOKN EY-AT 1 A W.
EBKHHBrRO, Pbiwa
ECr-OOlce In Otra House. Center street.
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment el all Cbronls Afflictions, IHseare
of Women and troutiies requiring nurKicai ni.i
orhce hours up t a . at.. 1 to S and . to 8 r. at.
ISXt li I'H A V El U E, AUVON A, PA.
janl6.i
ALMOST
Beyond Belief !
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force !
Tne Resnlt ofSiirewd Enying and Far-Seeing Management.
Our SDrinir Oonil nrp n n w in v
in Dry Goods, Clothing etc., at
'
ISpecial Drive
in Shccc.
t5Ilcr is my (ruarunt"c:
! if siiovis Vm'in 't k. i: "s.'f i-i".
: ..-17.,:!:.l.1..' WILLiilVKA NKU
. I All. r K l.K.
................. .......... 9
I"- S. --Shoes that I si-ll wear nut.
Ladie lini.'ii i tj,,. j.rjmr ,,.,. n ,,,., ;,
or coiiirress.. Sl.-.'.-.-are ..rth r.'j.i
Ladies dnii 'da. opera. Iiultnn. f 1 m are
worth l.T.".
t WE CAN
1 START YOU
-IX-
IHOBSEKEEPINBl
ANY FIGURE I
IKON
$20 to $2,000. :
Knsset. hiittou or la- a few left $l.."i
are wort h
Ladies" doiiiMia tip Mlu. lii r -'.'.."t ate
worth ?:!. m.
Ladies Oxford tie in Kusset. patent
leather and dotii;o)a. all shapes ami
styles 7;,c. ami up
Ladies' Slippers, 50c.
and rpwAiins.
Children's sprint heel. Iitittou. sizes ." to
" m-
Infants vhocs fr4.u1 up 1
A very stylish shoe fur men. cnnrre or
lace are worth t-'J.oo
THAT MOVES
CA
Has enahled us to purchase at our own jirice a full line of sea
sonable Dry Gootls in Dress Goods, Sattines, Dress Ginghams,
Lawns, Challies, ami all the new things in
Wash Goods, Lace Trimmings,
J Embroideries, Lace Curtains, Window Ulinds, Wall Taper, Cur
j tain Poles, Oil Cloth ami Carpets. All the New Styles in Men's
; SllOCS, Still Hats for men an.l boys,
i ' '
OTJTIjNTO SHIRTS,
and Underwear. Full stocks to choose from in all Departments
and at Low ('ash Prices. Full stock of Groceries, Flour and Feed
at all times. We handle PI ain leat all thrcu;h the summer at
low prices. When in town call and see us, where 3 0U will be
treated right and where your Dollar will go further than elsewhere.
Thos. BRADLEY'S CASH STORE,
GALLITZiIM, PA.
OtWill Pay
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Matttntrs, Oil Cloths,
IJlanKets, Feathers, &c. Prices Reduced on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on Ail Large
Packages.
HBDUCTKIX IX
OUTWARD :
TICKETS TO QUEEHSTOWH, $14.
J. T3. M:ULLEN, A.ieiit.
Oflice in Mullen & Smith's
(nnisei
Washington and Jefferson College.
NINETY HH'KTH YKAK otns Sept. li. Fully e.,ol ped tor clleue wmk. Elective .-nrel
adaided to prepare tor study id the tcarned pr..ioi.. UirK.rator.e. .or f bemiMrr. M 'bery
u7i .1 I ih.ervatorv Atheletic Held kBd fw vmnstom with Medical lnr-i..r.
Ee-I A 'umnt Address THk; PltatUI M. asal-st... lautu 4
t,- a.
Astonishin-ly
e 3
A su'id leather working slio.' f,.r m ar. in
sh.Mldy a pait
If you want a nice dn-s Ihm' Satin calf.
comrress or lace f 1.7.". Ih.-v are worth
ui.
Men's stvli-h tip Illuchercaif J.'.."-! are
orih f-i.'i.
Men's Fine Concorflan
Lace, IIan.l-?eve.l, for $3.00
they are -worth $ j.O().
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
Lat e or Conirress, L'..",0.
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a hanl-seveil KaDpiroo, lace
or congress, for
You cannot tlujilitale this
shoe in any other store for les
than
S6.00.
IX:Givc us a call for Shoes
an.l you will he convinced that
we carry the Iest Line in town
for Wear, Style anl Low Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
THE MARKET !
You
James Quiimim
STEERAGE! !
Clothing Store, Lilly, Pa.