t , -: !:'.. CAMHKU ., I'A.
,...,, v. - - i:rn:.M i;i-:u ji. i-.h.
... A I. M I'KKMf .V AI..
i,ii-! prt ;iiTfr- it si'vcro wjn-
. .i.t.i'li ll ii:-.' ;it lli'-son closed
. .;! r;i'n- Ikivi- injured the
.1 iti-ii -ia lil y .
:.!ie- "f llie year conies a
... : he i.iii ku lie:it e;iUe.
j -.-ln.nl I'iiildrt'ii sire now
. of ;i new ImII.
-Toleii from .John (J. C.
. .. . . r. one tl;iy lust week.
i ...v. :i miner at Pttrtaiir, was
, -. u .l.is ;iiio hy a fall of
! ...ii.-rs were liroiiulit to
e'l tlesiassill on the
!.
; I ) -1 : 1 1 1 1 has coiii men -el
I I:e tiotise (ill 171s lot oil
. ; ..iin'y fanner has just
.ilni lillee tiirkes. Hie
s.,, ., -maker will commence
, Iii use on his trronnd
. . ; ..; t..'. li.
. M Ma.lioni-. of lohns-
;iih.iiirir e& w hich she
... i . m.
: . r The lailies ,,f he I'reshy-
..ii :n tills place, w ill hold
: . !..i,,.la.
... .. ii l Sheridan was ;ip
! at a-andia to lake
' . : Myi l-. reinov ed.
M.iinire and Ileiiiard
: ' ..i. , 1 1 in low i ; 1 1 1 (- and
llii. iin'ii. were in town
i. .!..-. a miner, of Moun'aiii
. .- , hiii: mi .:ii unlay by a
i i -v a- haill y i'ii t ahoii t t he
VI
:,!.. the Westmoreland
v si.. t and killed her
;- i-l n. i h l olivicied of
.. . .l. Llrr.
.1 i fat In r of I r llSist
: : i,i i!nri'. i vi'itiiis
:. !.. :..!:in riv K'sided and
. v en years a so.
a :.i::il e riy pack if
.- - : mii-i cm. I tin a t w n
- : : ; . and for any iolation
iv j'.-na. ! v i i iii p. .
ii ; ' ! . t .lolile-loW ii. w ho w as
i . i. ..I A IliMIsI last by
i ..- ill-'.- of his iin. d led
: after .inli n.-il sn f -
:: :-. l;. a.I. tow nshi p. i .lie
: , . , .in.!, dates for ;iss,-ml.;y,
' .-..!- :ii i..v n on .Monday.
- - :. irv fli.i.d: wherever
r . ,i ( in i ytr. e. w ho w as
' u..j -in. -need to a term
: ' .! . in. en- a dash fur hher
: - A ;'. t . t he pell i ll t W a- I e-
: i.- any distance.
!. :-. .n .-nip;. .ye of tin- 1'. U.
"i Aitoona. was st-
h. t iitht arm on M ..n-
-' ! : n With a piece of i olj.
-tit of Kln'iislnrir.
i- iitt.-d at llai mbi-rii
' ' : I i! t 'r.-t-k I i 1 ass I om -i
i k. ii al tii id i-uiititv.
. - t .. eii at -s.Mi.ixi and
: at . -a a lass w ill hi inanu-
' v . I a ! her I.eatll ill!?.
' i ' a! h..'i.- ch in h in t his
s . i , i''i i I'.hiIi. w ;is intended
' . n i ... va i i e pleiised
' ' t.-llioied h Ml'.jeet. "A
- '' ii:-. a Wi. II-know Ii hllsj
'I :-'..wi.. dud oi.''liiesd.iy
: i 1,1: i ! ! in- . He was
i. -' t u i-nt v -se en years
' i I n I--, who with sever-
- ' - v. i. n,
: 'res-on ;i I'eiinsyl-
j I . . i who was a na'.ive
- - - -'nick hy a piece of
- - t ts-iii' through the
day !a-t week and re-
-' '- '. 1 I .1. t he e e.
" "!i .Moiehiy mortiint:
: a L.t of household
-- -' ' railroad at South
eliiril.e sin!,-t; ,,,v
-' 'a iimn and irooiN j.
I ; ii :ver and the horses
-A M rani, of Tienton.
' i st .;,i,.,,t ,,f St. Vin-
' ! I nntv. has r i vi-d
' I ! appointment to
! : ...r. -e i,f Tn iiton.
M .h ath of the late
-u ut.-i.sj;, j;r, a-e
" ' ' ' ' 'A ati-r and he;it
'i.e hoiiilij; p'lillt
' T" t -rn ; -- eatth-
-- ;iia larire kett !e of
- I '. tn ; I.tiili n p..i nt
!.;-'. w if.- ,,f Frank
- i .pi.- of mi'es north
' r:a tow i!hi p. has
:'' ' i oti two cha PL'es,
her tor iihii-iii-'
l.'-arin on I"i iday
'I I e. ,,f Aitoolia. liils
damages aiiitist
! 'ft lie ame cit y. ai-
"'h of M:,V last her
't.itn -parks from the
lilfer's shin-ie uiill
I'li'-.-d therehy.
N".. n. di.-d at a fath-
v " ' - t . h io. on Tuesday
" d ahont ?'. year
1 i native of Minister
' veina man. Im fore
:'! hood, w as an en-
"!' Kailr I.
7 ; ' 1 'tot h.-r of .John V
' ' i- v i 1 1 i hit friends
:i.ii v. Mr. 'I'ihhott
1 ' ' -1 ' ' . r it years auo and
: ' 1 ii a resident of t he
. . ' ' 'I looks well and note-
! -' - il t he uld 'hlll ir.
' - 1 1 . not swear. There
'" ' ' - .eitside of a lil ilit-
"' ' ' i'i proof readi n
' ' 1 1 1, f,,, h, p, pi e-
a ' !. asist in looking
H 1 ' " H is printed, hut
'. di-unst j ,ltr ,ahi t."
ii. "f II an isoii it y
' w ho w a- ariesied
eV'", '.' " 1 ,,v M- Hosa. h. of In
. .. ' I. hot se stealing, ami u i
' .ea-e. on tinl. w:is re-
. : i ;. morning on the saint
aaainst him was
-, ' i"l ilia n was picked tip
' ' ''' r 'he lloilidayshur
" - I uesday evening. j
' . . ' -a I, ich is supposed to)..
1.. ., ' ' i i troin the railroad ahovt
,,,, '' ' " '" W;'s walkinii at the
V.!tu','," r',,:' 'u'' A"1 makinit a misstep
Js 'ii road or street below.
John McConnell. of Aitoona. has anew
ad in this issue of the 1'kkk.mam in which
lie calls the. attention of our readers to liis
larjie and well-selected stock of clothinj,.
Kveryone visitinir that city cannot do but
ter .ban uiye John a call, as lie is a liist
class man. s..is lirst-ilass uoods and al
prices away iown.
.Jude A. V. l'.arker, of J:iensliurg,
arrived here onMonday ami is stopping at
the American. Mr. Joseph l'en.ler. of
New York, and Joseph tl. I'ender. of JSos
ton are registered at the hotel. They are
eaoitalists and interested ih the IMiiladel
fiiiii and I'inshiirir projected ruilway.
J nil it i tttt exx. i . ft
When the constables of Centre county
made their returns a week au .linli.'.
Turst instructed them that under an act
of the legislature tliey nuist destroy or
cause to be destroyed all Canada thistles
growing on the public roads and lands, or
farms in the county, and heroic measures
snoiild he used for t heir ex tel m illation.
A sharp examination, of silver dollars
of ls;i is necessary. There are counter
feits of that date in circulation. The ho
irus specimen has a jrood riuiii? sound but
is noticeably lamer than tin- genuine coin.
The workmanship is imperfect. The
motto "In Jod we trust'" is blurred, and
the eatlle and tioddess of I-ibcrty are not
not so finely cast as they are on the Penn
ine dollar.
Seldersville is the name of a new- town
on the IlUiikiiik in the vicinitv of M jfad
dcnscoal mines ai.d near by Coal I'll run.
along w hich M cI-'aiHen's branch railroad
runs. Mr. Frank Selders is the pioneer of
this town. He bought several acres of
laud there a little over a year ago in the
dense forest at that time. About li". build
ing lots have been sold already and a num
her of houses erected.
We s,., t,y the Wortliington. Minn.,
Jh,i)t-i;!t that the Democracy of Nobles
county, in that state, has renominated
John A. Kennedy. Ksip, for register of
deeds. Thecolll-ty is ariose one politi
cally, hut as the "Stiu ire is now serving his
second term, it is presumed that the peo
ple of that county know when they have a
good ohb'ial and will re-elect him. His
old friends in Cambria wish him success.
The state commission in charge of Un
building of t he Home for Feeble Minded.
it I'olk. in.-t in Architect J. II. Ostcrling's
illice. Pittsburg, on the littli. and awarded
the contract to C. A. Ihilph. of Pittsburg.
;it ? Hi i.ik 1 1. Mr. P.alphwas the lowest of
!" bidders, hailing from as far west us Chi
cago and and as far east as Worcester.
Mass. Work will begin at once, and is to
be linis heil in a year from the tirst of next
.January.
Tin-Cambria County Woinans Chris
tian lempereiiee I nion will meet in con
vent ion i ii t he Congregal ional church on
Wednesday and Thursday. September Vot h
inti "-'7th. The tirst st ssion will convene
in Wednesday morning at " 1" o'clock.
t he second Si- Joll i 11 t lie il f t e r 111 Mill of the
same day at ? oYiot k. and t he third session
in the evening at 7 o'clock. The I'nion
will he addressed iv liev. Anna Shaw, of
Michigan, who ranks among the best
speakers ot the country, tin address is
free a:id all are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Carrolltown fair comes off next
week. Sept ember -'.d h. .tit h. '.'.th aiid'.'sih.
und we learn that the races have till been
tilled with tirst class hoises. The live
sou k exhibit promises to surpass any of
former years ami that t heil exhibition hall
w ill b.. tilled w ith the finest display of
fruits, vegetables, farm and dairy products
v.-r seen in Cambria county. Among the
pecial features of the fairis a bicycle race
for a pulse of j-'l.". and a colt race for colts.
three cars and under for a purse of ft in.
Io a. id see the fair next week tor it is go
ing to be a big one.
A Washington dispatch of Monday
says: -Acting lontrollcr tucker to-day
received a report from Kxaminer lleiih-iu.
who is in charm of the Second National
hank of Aitoona, I'a., showing that the
itTairs of t he inst it lit ion have been put in
such shape that it can lie reopened for bus
iness without further delay. The bank
has on hand on deposit in other hanks over
f-.'im.initi in cash and lias secured sutlicient
xtensions from its depositors to make it
certain that it will be able to meet all de
mands promptly when the comptroller
aiitl.oiies ii to reopen. The authorization
will be given within the next few days.
Sister M. I.igoiiri. in the wor'.d Miss
Mary A. I'oran, of Wilmore. accompanied
bv Sister Marcella. both of the Order of
Mercv. I.oretto, on Sat unlay last visittd
tin brother of the former. Mr. I homas
Do! an. w ho w as recent ly so setioiisly in-
lnj'ired by neiii iiirown irom a
thres bing machine. This is the first visit
Sist.-r Ligoiiii has paid to the old home
stead since she lett It to Join tin lltler at
Anoka. Minnesota, from which place she
wa- recently transferred to Ioretto at her
own re'i'iest. I ler many menus win ne
glad to learn that she is in the enjoyment
of excellent health ami is contented and
happy.
A titwt A.inl tl In Itlarklirk.
On Monday evening about live o'clock as
Miss Cora Hush, a daughter of Li .antler
Hush, who resides in l'.lackliek township.
Ill the lielghtiol liootl OI I He JW1II uorks.
was on her way home she was met on the
put. in- road by an Italian laborer who
struck her over the heat! with a club and
knocked lo r dow n and then attempted to
outrage her. Her screams nroimni assist
ance and the villain Hod before accom
plishing his vile purpose.
The young lady, who is alniut 17 years of
age, was taken to her home, anil with the
exception of being badly frightened and
cut about the head, is not dangerously
hurt. A number of neighbors started out
to hunt the scoundrel on Monday night
hut wi re unsuccessful. On Tuesday Con
stable Simon Adams arre-tetl an Italian
named iinseppa ( iraiano, who denied the
charge, but pointed out another Italian,
(Jiovanni Teiiza. as being the guilty party.
Hot h were brought to tow n w here an
information was mailt against the hitter
before "Siiuire Jones, w ho w ill give him a
hearing this evening at i o'clock. Hoth
the parties arrested were placed in jail,
the one to answer the charge ami thi
ol her as a wit ness.
Since the above was in type we learn
that the hearing has been postponed on
account of Miss Husb being unable to lie
present, iiei injuries being much more
serious than at lirst supposed.
(Mtllniir;,
Daniel J. Jones, tin- oldest resident of
this vicinity, died at his home in Cambria
tow iiship. about a mile north of Klieiis
burg. on Wednesday morniut about five
o'clock, aged ss years. The deceased was
born In Wales, in May. I ;. emigrated to
this country in isioantl located in Kbens
burg when he worked at his trade, that of
a blacksmith, for many yearsuntil age ad
monished hitn that it vvas lime to retire
from his active laliors. He was esteemed
and respected by all who knew him nd
served the people for many years as a
just ice of the peace. He had no enemies,
no person ever heard of him having any,
but throughout his long life always had
the good will on everyone.
lie leaves lo survive him three sons,
David J., of Johnstow n, John P., of West
Virginia, and Thomas, of Pittsburg, and
two daughters, Mrs. Dr. Walters, of Johns
town ami Mary, wife of Henjamiii Jones,
Cambria township. I is funeral w ill take
place on Saturday afternoon, meeting at
his late residence at one o'clock.
Krai r-mnlf Truntfrm.
Administrator of Casper Glitch to C.ott-lt-ib
Hantley, Johnstown; consideration.
$:t,.-(.Vi.
Albeit L. Johnson et tlx. to George C.
SchootT. Johnstown, iXM.
Hxcelsior H. & Loan Association to John
Monahan, Clearlield. 1.7.
Administrator of David Prosser to Jen
nie ndmonds. West Taylor, $1'.ki.
Citizens' Cemetery Association to Wil
liam 11. Cuthbt-rt. Grand View. t-V.i.
Cambria Iron Company to trustees V . H.
Church in Christ, West Taylor. 1.
John M. Stormer et ux. to Sarah E.
Stornier, Johnstown. $17.".
Marco Giordino to Vincenza Giortline,
Hastings. 1.
William H. Ueam et ux. to Harry D.
Keam, Johnstown. t'iMK
Francis H uber et ux. to Louis Courty.
Elder. ?7.
Louis Courty to Leonie Courty, Elder.
fl4().
Charles 1 1 uber to Sahature Montiiano.
Hastings, $."W.
11. C. Kirkpatriek et ux. to James II.
Perkins. Clearlield. tt.rsutt.
John C. Larkin el ux. lo John Haniian.
assignee, Johnstown, (I.
Aritonette GrielT et al. lo Alexander
Carrolltow n, $s.-,.
Joseph Ucichenlierger et ux. to Peter
Long. Croyle. f-.Tiii.
Uobt. H. limner et ux. toGottlieh Hant
ly. Johnstown. $rj.".
Frederick Hofecker et ux. et al. to Rob
ert II. Say re et al.. trustee, Uicbland. ftl.ti.
George II. Hro.vn et ux. to James P.
Gritlith. Jolmstow n. J.t.oon.
John Custer et ux. to Emma S. Fuller.
Adams. .::.
.John Fuller et ux. to George Ilelman.
Adams. $'!."i.
Peter Kohine, Sr.. et ux. to William Ho
tline. Washington,
David Watts et ux. to Joseph A. Don
ought. Gallitzin, J 137.
A. It. Clark et ux. et al. to Anna Sulli
van, Spangle r. ft.'itl.
Adam Myers et ux. to James James Al
exander, Jr.. et al., Washington. i.7.
Alice M. Wliarton to school district of
Patton borouizh. Pat ton, ?:;."o.
Margaret J. I. beam et vir. to John II.
Morh y, Morrellville, fj.Ki.
Theresa Happ et vir to Levi Esh. Hit-bland
township, $iiti.
Thcttsa Happ ft vir to James Hough
ton. Richland. ').
Martha Dihertet al. to Citizens Nation
al Hank. Johnston n, f I.
Louis Wehn et ux. to Lytla Jones. Lower
Voder. $1 ."..
William II. Gates et ux. to Mrs. Thorn
Pridney, Lower Voder.
Harrv Swank Swank et i.x. to Seventh
Ward Fire Company , Jolmstow n, fl.'jm.
George Messenger et ux. to J esse Smith,
Smith, Richland, ?IT."i.
Co ii r t Prorrrdlniii.
The follow ing cases w ere disposed of in
court last week in addition to those al
ready reported :
Commonwealth vs. Aarmi Vickroy, fel
onious assault with intent tocommit rape.
Jury tin.! defendant guilty. Sentenced to
the Huntingdon reformatory.
Commonwealth vs. John Co.nl. entering
a houst with intent tocommit felony ami
larceny. Jury tintl defendant not guilty
on tirst count ai.d guilty on second count.
Commonwealth vs. W. H. Roland, as
sault and battery. Jury tind defendant
guilty.
Commonwealth A. G. NelT and R. W.
Henry, aggravated assault and battery
ami assault ami battery. Jury find de
fendants not guilty ami that A. G. NelT
pay one-half the costs ai.d the county the
other half.
Commonwealth vs. John Sza! ami Albert
Dominick, aiding prisoners to escape.
Jury tintl defendants not guilt)- ami the
county pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. James Gillespie, sell
ing liiiior without license. Defendant
plead guilty. Defendant sentenced tt pay
the costs ami further sentence suspended.
Commonwealth vs. Michael Schiieski
anil Joseph Wargo, assault ami battery.
Jury tintl defendants no guilty but that
they pay two-thirds of the costs ami the
prosecutor, John Kreter. one-third.
Commonwealth vs. Samuel Jones, fel
onious assault anil battery and assaultantl
battery. Jury lind defendant no! guilty on
the first count anil guilty on the second
count in the indictment.
Commonwealth vs. Davit) Laiidou. as
sault ami battery. July lind defendant
guilty.
.lames Ciitilicld, felonious assault ami
battery, was sentenced tn two years in the
Western penitent iary ami pay a fine of f'.li
ami costs of prosecution.
William Edwards was sentenced to
eighteen months in the penitentiary for
larceny.
John Colt got six months in the county
jail for the same olTeiise.
William M a hail ami John Gootl. convict
ed of larceny, were sentenced to pay a tine
of f .'). cost of prosecution ami undergo an.l
imprisonment in the county jail for six
limn ths.
Kmlnc nt the t'nrmer' A 1 1 1 fftur e.
The next regular meeting of the Cam
bria county Farmers" Alliance will be held
on the third floor of the Anderson House at
Crt'sson on Monday. Scptemltcr "-M.
Husiness of importance to the organiza
tion will be transacted, and it is hoped that
every Alliance in the county will
be represented. Mr. J. T. Ailman. who
has been the able secretary of the Penn
solvaniii State Grange for the past four
years, will he with us. ami beside showii-g
tin; general importance anil benefits of or
ganization, will explain the Grange, which
is to-day the oldest national farmers" or
ganization in the I'nited States and the
largest in the world.
The meeting will convene immediately
after tin morning trains arrive, and w ill
adjourn in time for delegates to return
home on the evening trains.
Arrangements liave been made to ac
commodate all members al t lift Anderson
House.
The citizens of Loretto ami vicinity
have made arrangements for Mr. Ailman
to deliver an open lecture at loretto on
the same evening at s o'clock. Mr. Ail
man is known as one of the ablest and
soundest oratois of the state and his let
tore at Loretto will lie listened to with in
terest, not only by farmers, but by tin
public in general, to w hom a cordial invi
tation is extended. John Wimgiit.
Secretary
9tNrrtM( l.lffintM.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphins' Court
for the week ending Thursday, Septem
ber 20. 11:
Joseph Sefick and Eva Zajac. Hastings.
Michael Shultz and Hanna Fisher,
Johnstown.
Charles Gardner and Eflie Masotncr,
Heath township.
ieorgt! C. Yeager and Anna H. White,
Hastings.
Harold G. Kaylor anil Margaret L.
Cronin, Johnstown.
Clency Ashcom ami Maggie L. Corner,
Johnstown.
Thomas Costlow, Wilmore. and Alice E.
Plummet, Croyle townshi;i,
Samuel Mi-Clay Liugcnfc Iter, Gallitzin,
and Pert ha Estt-lla Diehl, Cresson.
John C. Leadbeater, Morrellville, and
Marv E. Mock, Franklin.
Harvey I). Miller and Gertrude Snyder,
Johnstown.
W. L. Johstown. Huntingdon. Pa., ami
Susie Ripple, Johnstown.
Otho J. lloruei and Jennie Dull, Johnstown.
I.l.t of Jnrort.
Following is the list of jurors drawn for
December term of court:
Oranil Juror 6.
Brron, Win. A., tinner. Morrellville.
Bmrtirayer. AiiiniiU. ?ti;.erinten.)ent. Johnstown.
Hrtiwn. ..sine? S.. lnNitr, Johnstown.
llerkert. Kit.. PlerU. .l. hn-lnwn.
Itielil. lnviit I,.. Inlio'er. Itrt:ttf Twp.
van. Thft. 11 . Maotasmlth, Ktit-nHliut-ie;.
Mo.h?Hn e, W ai . healer, Jnhnnrown.
Hsiney. tuiMit hotet-bpei-er. .lohnstnwn.
Ht-rtie'r. A. J-. mlll-han.l. .l.ihiitvtown.
Huey . John, miner, l'unnellitll.
Kimuiel. Hlmer. machinet-t. Johnstown
lcnhttrt. Jamen. til men-hini, Johnstown.
I.l.iyti. Jonathan, laborer. Klen-iiiiirir.
Mssterit. Al . llverj-mnn, .tnhotnwn.
.Mellon, K.I.. lalK.rer.tiiillttun Twp.
Murphy. Alex., furmer. Ailxind.
irrl? . l.oui.i. Inrui-r. I 'my e.
Kettinylor. Micliael. larmer. Su.nehanna.
Kuilolph. Henry, carpenter. Itreuo.
Saylor. W. It., merchant. Johnstown
ShrveoU: Ueurue K.. tinner Johnstown.
Siittl. r. l'h. in-is. Iru er, Susquehanna.
Varner, Martin 1.. miner, Sould Kork.
Traverse Jurors Kirnt WeeU.
Alexander. Klair, nierrht.nl. Coni-mauiiti.
Aniens. I. W.. lrmer. Kast Taylor.
Afe'-, Jutu. lM-er. Kn.s-nir.
Hnller, Jofo;ih. hotel-keeper John-town.
Herkey . Alex.t carpenter. Johnstown.
Hlter. I'hlil.i !alrcr. I't-riaue Bor.
Ht.Miui. Ira. laruter tatnfri
l'alilerwooi. A. I., lat-orer: White
trawlortl. Abraham, farmer Klaekllek.
Dawson. Thomiis. stecl-worer, Johntvtown.
IH-Ilell. John It., laborer. Johiir cwn.
luck. James A., clerk. Morrellvi le.
Kjwar.ls. l-'lia. Iitfincr. Iflnckuck.
Karatrauu h. Joseph, teamster. Spanirler.
tleerae. William, Jr.. miner. W ashiniett n.
twin, John. Sr . larmer Kea.le.
Haian. HiikIi. farmer, ( learnet.l.
Itai p. William, farmer, liii-hlan.l.
Hahn, lonra.l l.uichcr. Johnstown,
lieslop. tati. painter, .lotinstown.
Hoffman. Noah .1.. farmer. KirhljnJ.
Holleti. J. I J., larmer, Keaile
llttrner. lacoh B.. latMrer. Franklin.
Krlua. Israel, larmer, Ailauis.
Kinic. Kilns, labttrer, l-'ranklin.
Lenhart. Henry . sail. 1 ler. Johnstown.
lx.iin-.on, Hnry. farmer. Adams.
Ma.lison . Stephen. lalMirer .Itihnslown.
IMclnvlt. .lohu. milPinni. Johtistown
Met tan ii. John li . isentleinan. Jolmnown.
Murphy. Mi -hael I... larmer, Cambria.
Mterp. J. K.. farmer, Itruier. Susquehanna.
Urns. Alex, palmer. Jolmslown.
1'atierson . J . coal operator Hastin i.
Phalen. Jatnes. farmer, ttarroll.
Plummer. t'ald miner. Portage B T.
Keam. K.lwar.l . niacliinest, Jonnsiown.
Kipplc. Christ, ino'iier. Johustown.
Ivuluinn. louis. butcher. Johnstown.
Saiifrson. Ki.lierl. isentleman. Johnstown,
shatter, William, tanner. West Taylor,
hoit Blair, hotel keeper. Iilly.
Speirher, Abraham, laborer, tonemaugn.
Sinlzmun. Jacob, farmer West Taylor.
Thomas, John, merchant. Johns own.
Tibhott. John K. . fletk. Kbensbu-if .
Waters. John, mat-hinest. Morrellville.
YonKer. l homas. la'crer. 1'alsy ville.
Traverse .Jurors Secon.l Week,
taker. William t! . machlnest. loh nsiown.
Behc, Matthew, clerk, Itnrrolloiwn.
Iter.ii.n. A.J larmer. I illitzin.
Mensoii. J . K... t-lerk. .1 ihnsto-cn.
Blouuh, John H .miner, Kirhlanl.
Bother. Joseph, laborer, Morrellydie.
Boltt.J senh. latiorer. Kiisyville
Bvers. William, firmer. Jiit-ksnn.
Byrnes. Sy Ivesier. larmer. B trr.
Briney. Charles K.. laborer. Morrellville.
Cohen. I. 1.. merchant. Johnstown
Costlow. JoM-tib. su el-worker, Jolmslown.
Costli.w, John t'.. l.itM.rcr ttoiiemautih Twp.
-oulter. l.ivi.l 1 , c erk. Franklin.
Coulter, W . I., merchant Franklin.
Cra'ae. r rank, bmcher, 1-ast t-onemauKh.
Ii.ne. Ti-.oma4, miner. Johnstown.
Itavis. l.-hn it .clerk. Johnst. wn.
IhHlson. Nicholas, mohter. Johnstown
lver. Satnut . plumber, lohnstown.
Franc s. Amier. larmer. Cambria
Frelilht-tt I. S . constable Johnstown.
Haws. John, laborer. Johnstown.
Iliiiiier, Auttist. laborer. Johnstown,
liar-lit.. rcr. Srinnifll. farmer. l' per Yodcr
Umlln. James, mine forrinnn Joimsu wn.
Hobcrt. John W ., weigtimaster. Spankler.
llawn. Henry, lar.ner. hea.le.
Horner, ttyrus, anu:r. Adams.
Kin. Allien, labor-r. Johnstown.
Kinkead, li. 11., clerk, Johnstown.
Kuril. Frank, hotel keeper. Siimmt-rhill.
l.imbHt-h . ieori; c. ciKnr-maker, JtihDStown.
I.uther. S. J . larmer. hlte.
Manaus, .lo.-t ili, latHircr. Johnstown.
Mclhiwell. It., loretnan . Johnstown.
Murphy. Nr.ah, merchant. .- iuth Fork.
('Crin John, farmer, Sumnit rtiill.
(I'Tool. Michael, bar-keeper. Johtstown.
Key noltl s. Henry . larmer. 1 1 toy e.
Killer, Julio, m.ichinest. Johnstown,
liotilanil dames K.. larmel, Bltcklick.
Sederholui. August, superintendent. Susquehan
na. Smith. Philip, clerk, Johnstown.
.spenser. Watson W.. carpenter Patton.
Seymore. Frank lata.rer. Cleartiel.t.
1 homas. K. I . laborer. F-hensbtir.
t'lecht, Aumi'l. clerk. Johnstown.
War er.t?eorie. tarmer Chest.
Wilkinson. '- K.. marble-cutter. Etensliurg.
Traverse Jurors Tiilrd Week.
Aihllesbeiger. John, bricklayer, yVa.-hinuton.
Boucher. A J .. clerk . II .sunuii.
Itryan. l J., clerk. t.Miper.J.l.-ile .
Bradley. James, larmer. Washington:
Burkharl. I'hille. miner. Tortiize.
Byrne. A. I.. laWorer. Johnstown.
Byroads, i I W".. rail-stratijhtener, Morrellville.
Cocra.l. Simon, merchant. Lilly.
Cui.niiitrham. John, larmer. Cambria.
Iiavls. S. C., policeman. Kbensburit.
K.lwar.l-i. John II.. larmer . Cambria
Kdwar-ls. W. H.. latnirer. Portage.
Fousl, Jesse, laborer. Hale.
Foust, Isaiah, laborer, J'.hnstown.
ttearhart. W. B . larm.r. A.litms.
-olle. lleory. waaon maker, lohnstown.
Grove, Fred. H.. larmer. Jackson
Hertz ig, John, larmer. Allegheny.
Hue. James It. merchant. Johnstown.
Howard. I lav nt. leain.-ter. Morrellville.
itell. James, larmer. Porlake.
Johnston. James, blaekstniih. Johnstown.
James. James, policeman. Johnitt iwn.
Keiper, Inii-. b. reman. Johnstown.
Kooiiix. William, tanner, Kichlan.t.
Krauss Charles, loreman, Stonycreek.
.loy.l. John P., contractor. Johnstown.
Ijowuian, John .clerk. Jobnsttiwn.
I.uilwik. Samuel, miller. Ki.ensburk;.
I laks. Joslah, larmer. Croyle.
(ililhain. ISathan. laborer, Kile.
l'en.ler. John, undertaker. Johnstown.
Ko-.lver. A. J., butcher. F.benshur;;.
Kowtaml. A inns W.. tarmer. Kn-hian.l.
seriseant. I.. I.., latmrer, Johnstown.
Shatter. Fal. laborer. Hale.
Shilller. ti. W., merchant. Tunnelhill.
Stai-khouse, Alex., ttuperiniemlent, Morroll-
vlile.
Sinner. John, foreman. Johnstown.
Shriver, Anthony, larmer, Munster.
Sleep.lthar.es, lattorer. .loliiisiowu.
Skyles, lhompson, laborer, li tllillln.
S.aitcry. Itaniel, larmer. W ashington.
Stable, Anlhni.y, steel worker. Johnstown.
I'htimas. Harry, laborer. Johnstown
Tre.lt-nnii-k . John. Jr . steelworker. Johnstown.
Wentroih. John 'I., larmer. Washington.
White. John 1. . machines!, .lohnstottn.
Yo.ler. S. J., irar.lner. Stonycreek .
Zoble. John, hotelkeeper, .lohnstown
I'tilniuniiirallon.
Carrolltow ii. Pa.. Sept. H. ls.n.
El. I'iikkmas. Slander, whose edge is
sharper than the swortl --whose tongue
outruns the worms of the Nilt has invad
ed I he household of one of our most prom
inent eitieiis. ami sup'oried by anony
mous letters slipped under the floor of his
bouse ami directed o a mt-mlier of his
family, has t ansetl sorrow ami perplexity
as to to the probable truth or untruth of
the aeeusalions madt in the letter. Tin
letter eoiitains the most obsi-ei.e ami lillhy
matter ami is unlit Tor publieat ion. The
v it-1 i m is our friend Mr. Julius Ragt-r. ami
be and his es i mable w i ft- have caused the
writer to publish this t- still the foul
tongue anil vile pen of the slanderer, who
happens to he well Known to the writer
ami Mr. Ragt-r. She, the slanderer,
among other aecusations. says that Mr
Kagi-r is guilty ot spoiling two women
other than his wife and asserts in her
anonymous letters that Mr. Ragt-r stoppt tl
at L. A. Craver's- hotel in Ebenshtirg dur-
the I'.lM-iisliurg lair and asked tor a room
tor himself and the women who are alleged
to have been with him for the night
.ynw, this and all other at-t-usatious are
liare-faced. malit'ious and unmitigated lies,
as the appended denial of Mr. Craverhini
seif will show as to the room matter. Mr.
Ragt-r is a man more sinned against than
sinning, ami although of a mild, genial
ami mirthful nature, will nt) longer suffer
the peace of bis household to he invaded
anil seamlali.ed hy the slanderous talk and
onseene letters ami insinuations of Mrs
. whose tongue is like the trailof a ser
pent nothing hut filth ami slime. Mr.
Ragt-r gives her notice that it any morti
scandalous language or anonymous letters
are sent by the party, exposure will surely
fol it-w. ami the gootl names he protected
bv the means furnished by the laws of this
Commonwealth: for "he who take from
me mv gootl name robs me of that which
not enriches him. ami makes me poor in
deed." A. F
Elwnshurg, Sept. IS, ls;i4
I hereby deny the allegation made hy
unities sending anon v moos letters to J
Ra-'i-r that I refused him lodging ami room
tor himself ami ladies for llie reason that
hi; never asked me for such accommoda
tions. L. A. CliAVKI
Tiif. lack of uniformity in charging
fees for taking out naturalization papers
in the st-vetal counties in the state, has im
pel led the auditor general, after receiving
an opinion troin the attorney general, to
send notices to all prothonotaries stating
that it is the imoeralive duty of each to
charge when a foreigner files his de
claration of intention to become a nitural
i.etl citizen, and tl.25 when the subsequent
papers are issued.
Nlirellaaens yiatterm.
TTAI.l'AHLE PKOPKRTY KUK SALE.
1 A lot of icrouud In the Kst ward of heus
bom. 65 by afl leet. in desirable location. 1 ivintr
a iwo storied frame louse, w rt oms ant has neat,
in excellent repair. Will he sold cheap i ad on
reisonaMc terms. M. 1. KIT TELL..
Eliensbtiric. I'a., Anitul t 10 tf
'lH E Ebensbunc Bull. ling . Ioan Association
1. win oiler for sale at the council chamber, Eh
ensburg, on the 'ourth Monday In September,
il.iHtu.oo THUS. HAMS,
Lustik I.Km BR, Secretary. President.
Orphans' Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
V virtue of an order ol t he irphans' Court ot
(tamb la county. Pa . lo me directed. I will
exiaise to public sale at the St. Nicholas Hotel at
iNi.-kttiwn. in itatubria county. Pa., on
SATURDAY, SKIT. ml ISO I,
at 2 o'clock . I, tn., the loliowine tlescnbe.l real
estate, vix:
All that certain piece or parcel nf land nltuate
In Barr township. lambria ciunty . Pa . tvountled
and described as lot lows, viz: BeitiDnimr at a
corner oi F. Peter's land, anil thence north l'j
decrees east lii' perchea to a suirar : thence
north hS' deiirt es west los perches to a posl :
thence south detrrees west lol perches ta
l-ost : thence south Ss .tetfrees east 106 perches
the place of lieu inn lux, containing
BTi Acrc9
hatlnir thereon erected a 1' ; storv LOU HOUSE,
FKAMEHAUN i ntt OP I lit ' I IM M Is. except
ing and reserving tlierelroui all toe coal tn. un ler
arid upon the same, which was conveyed ey De
lias! Ian t iralt . and Oalharlne Ural . his wi le. to
gether with certain mtnlnic riultts and i-rivileues
to John Sitith e. al.. by deed dated March -il.
ss7, and recorded in the office lor rcrordinK
tlet-ds. etc.. tn and lor Oamhrla county, i'a., id
led Book No. 47. paife "At.
TEKnS ttV NA l.t'. :
Ten per cent, of Ihe purchase money to he paid
in hand at the lime ot sale ; the balauce of ne
third at the coiihrmation of sale ; one-thfr.l In six
months, and one third in twelve months from
the confirmation of sale. leterrtd payments tt
tiear Interest, secure. i by the judgment Inind aDt
morti-aice ol ihc purchaser.
A HAM .1 I.I fr 11.
Execuior id Sebastian Oratl, tU-ceased.
Nlcktnwn. Pa.. sept. 7. ls4.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May T..
CtinnM-llonaal Tretuuin.
EAST.
Seashore Express, week d y. 6 .to a m
Aitoona Acouimotation. week days tt a m
i 'ay Exert ss. dully ". 11 t4 a in
Aitoona Express, daily 1 io p m
.Mail Express, daily 5 17 p tn
Phlla.K-liihia Express, dally 8 p ni
west.
.lohnstown Accommodation, week
Paeinc Express, dailv.....
Way Pas.-enteer week days
Mail Train, week days
Fast Line, daily
.Itihnslown Accommodation, week days
lays .814am
...... 8 :7 a m
'' p in
4 IM p
H is p. nt
Uim
K.leit,liirg Itrffnclt.
Trains leaves a- f..l..ws: 7. "in. lo -JO a. m.. and
3.SU p. in an.l arrive at t res.vou at 7 ,S7. in ."f a.
in. and 4 US n tn. Lea.c I'resson at It 3.1. II an a.
tn and .V:ji p. in., and arrive at Ebt-nsburic at
lti.oa a. m. and 11 16 an.l li 0". p. m.
rfmim und i lenrlielil.
Leave lrvona at 6 4S a. m. an.l J 40 p. m. arrlv
i ii if at Cress un al B a m. and 4 p. m. lx.-ave
'resson n :s a. in. and ,1 if i p.m., arrivini! at lr
vuda at lo 55 a m. and 6.45 p. in.
For rates maps, etc
Thos. E. Watt. I. A.
Piltsburie. Pa.
S. M. PKEVt 1ST.
Oeneral M.tnaner
call on
W. 1.
airent or address
. 110 Filth Ave..
.1. Ii. WOOIl.
Oeneral Manager.
PER
WEEK
40
FOR
WILLING WORKERS
of either sex, any age, in nny part of flic country,
ut the employment which we furnish. Y.-u need
not Im-away from home over nipht. You can f-iva
your ivholcf imctothi- work.oronlv rnurspart i;i.
ineiit-. Ascnpital is ntit r.-iiir. .1 you run mi ri.-k
Vv't- supply you with nil that is needed. It ;!:
co-f you notliinc to try the l.ii-in.---. Ai.v out
can do the wtirk. Itegiimers nmke inoni v fn.
the start F;Tilure is unknown wit li our w or kers.
Every hour yon labor you can -a-ily make a dellar.
No one who is n illini; to work fail- to ioak more
money every day than can he made in thr.-e days
at any ordinary employment. Send tor lrt-e hvtuk
coiil.iiniiij; the fullest inforiiiation.
H. HALLETy & CO.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Near Post Office
The undersigned desires to Inform the pub
lic that he has opened a shaving par or on
Main street, near the ost othce where bartering
in all Its branche's will be carried on in the
future. Everything neat ant! clean.
Your patronage solicited.
F. X. FEES.
Eteistoi Fire Insurance ipcy,
rr. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
KiiExsnrna, va.
. is ttie I4st !
BU8INESS
COLlVEGE-f
in America for ob-
,taiiuiiK a pread
winninir educa
tion. Korcircular:
address
P. DUFF 4 SONS. PITTSBURG. fA
IE m t,' K M Ml w
WANTED BY
SAM'L WELLS & CO..
67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, O.
LARGEST EXPORTERS OF 6INSENG IN THE U. S.
'iTj
'- -v" -s
ft
ft
ALIVIOST
IBeyowd
Belief
,A1
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force !
Tie Eesnlt of Shrewd Bnyicg and Far-Seeing Management.
Our Spring Goods are now in. We can show you the
Latest Styles in Dry Goods, Clothimr etc., at Astoni.-thinjrlv
T T ' C
a rices.
ft
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Il.irk wash cal:t-Ms. . .
I. lilt il lilts I'm-
I rash
I )itss iriiiiilianis.
. . . .rc. imt van!
tt-r yard, furint-r iu kt v-
l-r yard
all pat tt-riis. .
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 6 Cents.
Muslin, full yard w itlt. for .v. pi-ryard
hiiinii t ltuli. all iattt-riis, at...Se. ami' UK.
("arMt t-liain, l v. all t-ulnrs jti,-.
Latlit-s vests, vt-rv fant-v. at jti,'
M IL'.'.'Vx ''A1 KST NVKII'IKS IN
1 KIM MINUS al t-ltisf li-;urt-s.
f Spt-tial salt in KAflO AXIl KM
I.Kifl IlKUl KS fniiii -Jc. mt yanl up.
ClotMni and Gents' FmnlsMnis.
nr stock (if -ltt li inir was never as etitn
plett as ntiw. Any kiml nf cut nr pattern
yuti want.
Men's suits in sack only for ?."!.. "iti
Ijettt-r suits in any rut from $..iunp
Youth's .'l-piece suits from Mm up
t hililn-ii's '-piece suits frotn 7.V. up
I'liildren's knee pants for l.V
IN - GENTS' - FURNISHINGS
We Excell Many Larger
Establishments.
ISpecial Drive
in Shoes.
"Here is my jruaranlee:
i K s i i ( t KS "h i N T ' K A i:
KACi'oKB.Y. I MKLi ;
pa ik fi:i;k.
SAT1S
A N KV
I. S.- Slioes t hat I sell wear tint.
Ladies" tlniiL'i.la tip. s;n iii2 heel Inn t. oM-r:i
or coiii;r.-ss tl.-j; -an- worth . ti
Katlies" tloiii; la. opera, Initton. l.im an-
wort h i 1.7.1.
WE CAN
START YOU
-IX-
Kant-y launili i.-d shirts w ith collar at
taclietl for im-
Latest style fancy laiiiitirieil s,jris with
two collars for '.f.K
Winilow hlimls tin tnti colors onlyi with
patent sprinir for only im-
Curtain pities complete fur -Joe
Wall Paper--A Specialty-Wall Paper
XUMINISTHATllK'S MIIl"E.
I-itute ol 'A'llllani H arret t. tloop8.etl.
letter? tt a. linii. idtralli.il on the estnte ot Wll
lmm J.irTt-tt. tlefrafietl . lute ol Munstcrtownftili
4'auitiria r.iuntT. I., h.vlnit been granted lo
me. all rersoiif iritlchtej to naul estate are here
in notitlt-tt to make i.uYinent to me without tlfl-
lny, antt lliope hahinif o In I m? amnion rait! estate
will tiresent thetu properly mimeniicate.i ior wi
tlemenl. ttr-.tiittr. H.iinnnr.ii,
MunKter, Pa.. Scnl. 7. lwH X AJaHnlftrator
?XKi:tlTK'S NtTIt:E.
Notice if heTehv Klven thai letters testa-
tnentary on tlm estate of erontra Speiuelhalter,
lm ol Al.riftienv townshlu. I aml.rla rouniy
Pennsylvania, ilecease.t havInK teen nrnte.l
mi all nersoim inilcliie-l to iit estate
will please make payment, and those
liMVlnu rlalmsor lcniantla auainstthe Rnie will
muke them known without tfelay.
vi.-ANK si'KI IKI.HAI.TKK.
Fxecutorol Veronica SpeiKelhalter. tleceaseil,
Alleiihrny Twp., Auk . lttti, is'.t.
IJr'Fiirniture,
Valises must 0 to
Trunks ami
make room.
hairs, liht or dark, for ?.'.7.1 per
Kitchen
set.
Solitl haiilwfiod lM-tlroom suit, eiirht pieces.
for only f'.'l
Ciiiilmards. sinks, sitii-hoards -intl loui.i;es
it vt-rv low prices.
IfOtMjS
grade work on them.
'HOUSEKEEPING
z
AT
t ANY FIGURE
IKOIf
! $20 to $2,000. :
4
kAAAAA A A A
rWWWWWWWWW
hut ton or lace a few left . . . .$1 ..in
wort h .'..1o.
thiii-jiila tin Illncher. iii are
it
are
Ladies
worth :i.on.
Latlies' fortl lit
leather ami iiont:i
styles
in Kuss.-t. patent
ila. all s,:1i,., .,,,,)
7.1c. and up
Ladies' Slippers, 50c.
AND l' I'WAKIiS.
Chiltlrcns sprin-i heel. Imttiiii.
ltS
Infants" !,,
A very slyl
lac
from
shoe fur men.
M.-M-are
to
.tic
i.1c up
Colllfss nr
worth -..
ih lor wear, nt
'.e. a pan
lute Satin rail,
-lliev are nm t h
.t..."H-art-
A so'id leather working s,
sImmIi! y
If you want a nice dress
coiiirress or lace. . . .1.7.1-
: on.
Men's stylisl; tj,, Khu-herc
v. . .rt ii M.tm.
Men's Fine Goncorflan
Lace, IIan.l-sevel, for $3.00
ihey are worth $. 0.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
L.ue or Conrress, $2.00.
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a hantl-sewctl Kangaroo, lace
or coii":ros..s. fur
You
.'hoc in
than
cannot fluitlicate
:iny other store for
S6.00.
this
less
niGivc us a call for Shoes
ami you will he convinced that
we carry the Uest Line in town
for Wear, Style and Low Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
. L. JOHSSIOS. M. J. HI k. A. H.KI I K.
KsTA HL1SH K t 17 J.
Jolinston, Buck & Co.7
HANJiKltS,
EIJENSBUIMJ. - PENN'A.
A. W. Bl K, ('ashler.
I-JtTAHLISHCn 1SSS.
Carrolltown Bank,
T. A,
OAKKIiIJ.TIlWN, PA.
Nil A KKIIf.ll, aliler.
General Banting Bnsiness Transacted.
Tbe lollowlnn are the principal features of
Keneral liauKintr hustlness:
IF.PSITN
Ket-elveil pavatile on ilemanil. and Interest heat
In if certificates lsuoil to time deioltors.
I..S
F.xten.leil to rmttotDern on tavoraMe tetmn ana
approved pajier dl.coantetl at all times.
'4I.I.E.TI4XN
Made In the locality and upon all tnerianklnit
towns In tbe United States. Chances moderate.
DR.! FT
In all parts or the I'nited
exchange If.'ued on ill parts
UilsjiJ.
TIH1E ME&fiIT!T LEVER
THAT MOVES THE MARKET!
Has enahleil us to purchase at our own price a full line of sea
sonable Dry Gooils in Dress Gootls, Sattines, Dress Ginghams,
Lawns, Challies, ami all the new things in
Wash Goods, Lace Trimmings,
Embroideries, Lace Curtains, Window Illimls, Wall Taper, Cur
tain Poles, Oil Cloth ami Carpets. All the xsew Styles in Men's
leaned negotiable
States, and loreitcn
of Kuroi o.
A--4M'NTK
fU merchant, tarmers and others solicited. U
whom reasonatile accointlatlon will he extended.
I'atrons are aSsuretl that all transactions snail
k. k.t.i .. ..ri.ii. ...1. .t. n.1 rtntiantlal. and
that they will he treated as liberally as ood j ghoCS, Still Hats for men ami bo S,
hnnliln.r will rvarnlt I 7 -
Keypectfnlly.
JOIIXNTOK. Bl K i'O.
A. K.
r.l TTn V,
yrrnitlrnt.
fnxltirr.
TIIF.
FirstNational Bank
OF I'ATTOl.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Acconntt ot tJnrporatlons, Firms and Individuals
received titn the not favoralde terms
con-!lsient with sale and conserva
tive KankliK.
Steamship Tickets lor sal hy all the leading
Lines and F'ttrelvn Oralis payable In any
ol llie principal cities ol tbe
Hid World.
All correspondence will have our personal and
prompt attention.
Intrrrtil Paid om Time lepol.
OCH3.K3
fi L. REID. MATHHT KBAl'B.
REED & READE,
Attorneys t IriAV,
KBKNSBlTK. - - - PENNA.
- H1ce on ttentre street. (4 -fit y3
VILMINI-STKATOK'S 1111' r..
l-t.ite ol .loscph ttrlste. deceased.
J.ottpn ol Atlminlstratlon on the estate ot los
Cph Itrlntc, defeased, lute of tresion township.
In Cambria county. Pa., havinir been itranled to
me. all rMin indebted lo said estate are hereby
ntitlhed to make payment to me without ilelm.
and tho!e havin claims auaiitft said e-rnite ri
nresinl them prooerly authenttcte.1 i.ir .eltle
Inent. KiH.N ILI KISI K,
Administrator.
2T0'i Market street, Allegheny t'tty, I'a.X
VSSKINKE'S NOT!;!-:.
Noiioe is herety ttlvcn that James W. Kll
lull and fcllen. his wl'e. Iuve uia.lo a vi.lur.tary
as.-iKi-iiit-nl of all the estate and ellects ot the
said Jaiue W. Klloult lor the betebi ot his cred
itors. Thime iudeltted to said .la.aes W. Klltlull
are reiueM-ed lo matte Imuietliale payment ami
those itavniK claims aicalnst him are rciue.ted
to prestnt Iheui projicrly authenticated for seV
tleuient. J. E. Ml' KNS.
(tallltztn. Pa., Auit. 21. 13!- Aaslnnee.
NtlTIOE.
My wifeSn?an having left home, all per
buus are hereby neiihed not to crellt ner on my
account. as 1 will pav no such bills.
,1i:HAK1.IsiNK1H(iE.
Washtnuton township Cambria Uj., P.
September T,ltv..
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys nt lriAV,
EHENSBUKtr, PA.
Hfl.se in iera House.
V. DICK.
ATTUKNEY-AT-LAW.
EncHftBUBd. I'bwk'a
tTSpeclal attention to tven claims for Pen
sion Bonnty. etc. ch7- Hwo
T.
F. McKKNKICK,
ATTOHMBT Ml t. -I' Nf KLLOR AT LAW.
EBEISSBl Kt. - FA
-ft itflce on Centre street.
J.
H."
D
MYERS.
ATTtlKK EY-AT-L.A W,
EBBBBBUB0, PA.
(imceln ttollooade Kow. on centra street
ON A LI) E. DUFTON,
ATTOKIS EY-AT LAW,
Erkmhri ro. Pbbba
"EVOtnca In Hra House. Center street.
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST
Treatment ol all Chronis Afflictions, Hiseafes
nl u,'iimon and troubles rcoolrlnti 8umlcl Aid
llttice Uoun np t V a . M.. I to 3 and T to 8 r. 1
I SSI li I II A V EI V E. AL.1 AM N A, PA-janli-W
OXJTinSTGr SHIRTS,
mil Umlerwear. Full stocks to choose from in all Departments
inl at Low Cash Prices. Full stock of Groceries, Flour anil Feel
it all times. We hainlle Plain Meat all thrcuuh the summer at
ow prices. When in town call ami see us, where you will be
treated fight anl where your Dollar will go further than elsewhere.
Thos. BRADLEY'S OA
GALLITZIN, PA.
SH STORE,
Dt Will Pay You
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattintrs, Oil Cloths,
UlanKcts, Feathers, &c. Prices Reilucetl on All
Gootls, ami FREIGHT PAID on All Large
Packages.
James Quiimn.
HKQUCTIOX IX
OUTWARD : STEERAGE !
TICKETS TO QUEEHSTOWN, $14.
,J. 13. jMDLLEN, JLzent.
Ofliee in Mullen & Smith's Clothing Store, Lilly, Pa.
jams vi
"WasL-ingrton and Jeffei-son College.
MXtTY l-lirKTH YF.AK opens Sept. li Fullv equitrl or ct.llcee wotk. Elect" cnnTte
INCW UWllliirt. -i-... - -..;r....i ..W!. . ....
A.uranl 3t4. Aadress, i n i r..., i.
and Hltilotrr.
Exicnses Terj moderate.
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