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r -tii- iiavc ti riven busy
, v, . :. ii ' ; m: ii 1 1 t heir stoves.
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!:!. iy i n their way to the
- .;Ui!l "iiity almshouse
A ;.- pi llilill fur will-key
. m i v liuii- in our livery
i I v p. i..lc irnintr io the
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: i : :. ..t '. i'oi lit ion in Potls-
1. . . i .N ami I b ury Muck
-i ! -i. ' from tlu (.hire
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miiciiIc. S.iiur
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, : wen. of this
: i-i 'i ti..- Ii. .ii.-i- and lot of
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i. . . ..nir farm i badly
I ! r. an- mm '-".i inmates
:.! I. ..in are in-ane.
::.!im .! .l ihn tiailhel was
' i i i ei of 1 'a n on after
I! .i.- ai.d robbed of !;.
i . .1 I i.i i- lia- beuuii t be
i ! I l;i' t.l ick dwelling
i - ' ' i ! nil ' 'Ii' re si feel.
.! '. ..i. l-. of Mlacklli-k
: iil. bioke'i one
-. '. i... t.-ain ruiiiitiiu off.
.. . t'.i t family . of lilooin-
r ., , if i-niliy fl'end- ill
: ' .! !. .! Inline on M omlay .
I. I... ward-, of l:ia.-k!ick
. : ; .i i i-.ir- load of -beeji to
I. liaee mi Monday.
i. h of .1. I . Sander-, of
. i ' l i home in that da."c
.;. a-: a eek lioin t iihoid
i. ! 1 " t . !' M llll-tef. w ill
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- . I.'. ! : I h hei dan'h-
v: ....I '!. .'leek toll-hil.
- ' i . ' . i I ue-,ia to answ er
: a i ain I battery at the
i. il M 1 .tnm-k.a former rei
: , .. , ,,f Kom evert.
-!-!. - i:ai:-i.ter. .Ml-. .Jes.-e
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" i" '' for many years
' i atl.oiie cliiirch at
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tl. ' bibitili -eboo!
;-' .' -i i of i i ror to the
i i'a-e w lil come before
"I : . -VtotM I -lli.
" - ' !. of t he county
' '' cl.e-tiiiit crop ill
: " .ilnl I : uln ot hers
- " ! plotlli-eii.
' -I. liell ll lltll .1. Ii.
-' a -l.ort time a'o.
- :,.!. it bad been
- : I'.i.n 1 be I ij;.
" ' : -' delivered for the
.V : I.. iii-i el, nu b in
- - ' ' i. e i. to have
' : i e '. -t ..f January
a -1 uii:at:i county
ate. ,.. 1. 1 ache- i bis
; - : I . iin w iiiih be
1 - ' i a i . i iii! vv heal
vv ill i.-ue a
. - o . - tin tie oc-
1 - : he t Inn y 1 1 .e
' io- pi ai e i ii t be
I ;-i.e.l -tatistic- of
' i 1. , '.v that no !e.-s
. .J ,j. men M t ved
' V : t he I 'otoln ie lllir-
' i n.p:..y. ii by the
; l.iiinlei (oinpany
i'.'I oideied to va-
i".v ; ntr to miiiii
' ' i Ion-man.
" of Matthew
' ' of Summit, this
" ' : -"'in- in Aitoona on
: ,j by her hus
' ' .tauuhter.
M .i.:n omiiaiiv"s
; w.,. d.-.troveil by lire
mine cars at an
ri.oinii, involving
: ' -ihoiit I .nun.
- "f Mt. Callit.in
t an off on Tin
' : -' far a- Mun.ter.
1 -i.t. They were
! ' : ni: and brought
' ' ':: -tow ii. and bis
' u from a biiir
v ' : ! i ;,. i Saturday
' ' ' ! a- badly bin t
' ' !.! leeov er. 1 1 is
' ' ! " 'in n and hrake-
a hen i he iii pre. -ion
. i ' nr ami, have
. ' :' ; ' ' 'or duly. Nearl.y I
. 1 ' ' I' L'ioll w ill Im-
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1 ; :' !:-'".'-tits by which
I. ' ''" l ami I he t w lce-H-i:
.. " ' -o for only j.uo it
' 1 '""' to uet your
. .'. ' a ' ' 1 ' New Voi k Il'orb
' - ti ao nari ly low
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. . t 11 11 count v. coal
u ... ,. ' I oiniai-t for l.lmi,-
'i l.l- - double thr
! A ' ':'-t or any previnus
.5 tons ca-
11 -ar of :,
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iriu "i 'carcactj lu
,u ii.iti.
tiuiinar I nden, of Johnstovvh. eniolov
ed by the Johnson Company, of that city,
as a chemist, committed suicido at, thr
Seventh Avenue; Hotel. rittsburR, on last
i-ricay niornini! by taking a dose of arse
nic. 1 he deceased was a native of Sweden
and asod about years.
Out- of the traflic managers of the
t -nnsyivania lines is authority for tin
statement that their gross business is
thirty-three per cent, larger than it was at
me correspond :ni! period of ast vear. and
that the increase is not confined to any one
point or section, but is ceneral.
Mrs. Marcaret Ilealy died at her home
in Lilly on Wednesday, aged about W
years. The deceased was proprietress of
the I nioii House in that place where she
had lieen a resident for a numlierof years.
She is sui viyed by ix children. Her re
mains were interred at Summit.
tin Friday nit'ht dojis killed a number
of sheep for Hush Kdwards, of Cambria
tovvn-hip. ami a few nights after the flock
of Woods Thotna in the same neighbor
hood was attacked and several killed. Mr.
Thomas heard the docs after the sheep
and succeeded in shooting one of them.
Now that you have registered and have
been assessed, the next thin! to be attend
ed to is the payment of your tax. Examine
your receipts and see whether roil have one
dated November Wr. If iM,t, ud yml
are over years old, you must pay a
county or state tax before October bth.
Ilev. I). M. (b-ininill will be- installed
as pa-tor of the Cresoi. l'resby t.-rian
church on October 1.1th. Kev. V. W.
Moorehead. of ( Jref unburn, will preach
the sermon, Kev. E. M. Kowinan. nf
Khcjisbiirsi. will deliver the char!e to the
pastor, and Kev. C. C. Hays to the people.
A ty phoid feyer epidemic is rasing nut
near Kochester Mills. Indiana county.
There are II cases in the immediate vicin
ity of the tow n ami many more in the ur
roniiditiii country. The physicians are at
a loss io as-diri, any cause for the disease.
Tlie lirst case developed about ITve weeks
a so.
Fourteen bridges, to be used by the
Pennsylvania Midland Kailroad. have U-en
ordered by the eon tractors. The Edu'e
moor iron works, of Wilmington. Del., has
the contract, and. as the bridges are want
ed as soon as po-sible. the works are running
day ai.d night, -.vith a force of seven hun
dred men.
Mr. C. A. Sharbaiigh, the popular
clothier, of Carrol'towii. has a change of
ad. in this ixue of the Fi:kkviax. Once a
cu.-tomer of Sharbanghs you will always
remain one. as he sells nothing but the
liest goods, and you can rely upon Iieing
dealt with in such a fashion that you will
be sure to go back.
Last week the array of jurors in the
Westmoreland county court was quashed
for the rea-on that the jury wheel had not
been kept in the possession of the jury
commissioners as the law reiiuired. but
was left ill the possession of the sherilT.
The result of this is the quashing of all
bills of indictment found by the grand
jury in which trials have not been held.
.1. C. Iioiinan found a stone tomahawk
heal on one of the old I Uu man farms in
Mitllfti county that is well shaped and bev
eled very accurately to a blade edge,
rounding at the top. It is composed of a(
Hint or creek stone, and is very smooth and
weighty. The weapon was found near a
spring where a number Indian arrow heads
have been found at dilTerent times.
The state iMiard of health has adopted
the rule that any or all persons who suffer
from typhoid fever or such contagious dis
eases are to be kept out of the public
schools for six weeks from the time they
take the disease, and all other children in
the family w here the diseases exist cannot
attend the school until It days after the
physician has pronounced the patient well.
Sometime during Monday night the
grocery store of II. A. McPike v f'o., l-T,i
Eleventh Avenue, was entered and robbed
of nine cents taken from them iney drawer,
several cans of corn beef, cheese, etc. En
trance was elf ec ted through t he doors lead -ing
in'o the store from the rear ind the
work was evidently done by some one con
versant with the surroundings. .W;it
Thin
A friend in speaking of the weather
had for the past month tells us that during
the night of September -7. ls-H. snow fell
to the depth of is inches, although it had
been warm weather with no frosts up to
date and very nice weather the week fol
lowing. The snow broke down great
quantities of timber and made it diflicult
traveling forseveral weeks after. linl'tiinn
.If ..( ii'H r.
Charles Kiehl. a former resident of
Johnstown, where for twenty years he
worked for tin- fimbria Iron Company,
but who left that city three years ago to
accept a place in tin; steel works at Home
stead, committed suicide at his home in
the latter place on Tuesday evening while
under the inlluenceof liquor. Hisremains
were taken to Johnstown on Wednesday
for interment.
The jumping bean which is at pre-ent
being w idely exhibited in store windows, is
the product of a Mexican plant allied to
the milk weed family. The seed owes its
jumping habit not to any quality of its
own. but to the larva of a small moth
which inhabits it. The uneasy movements
of the larva cause the seed to roll about a
Hal surface and even to jump a slight dis
tance in the air.
A decoction of cinnamon is recommend
ed as a drink to be ta ken freely in localities
where there fs typhoid fever or cholera,
for cinnamon has the power to destroy all
infectious microbes. Even its scent kills
them, while it is perfectly harmless to hu
man beings. It is said that the essence of
cinnamon, w hen exposed in a sick room,
will kill typhoid bacilli in twelve hours
and prevent fresh cases.
William Freeman, who last July shot
and killed (lertic Timlielake at a hotel in
Mt. Pleasant and who was on trial at
;reeiisbiirg, was found guilty of murder in
the lirst degree on Thursday morning of
last week, the jury Iieing out all night. A
motion was made for a new trial on the
grounds th it the jury was illegally drawn.
He was not affected in the least on the an
nouncement of the verdict.
A warrant was issued last Monday for
the arrest of SherilT ltritton, of Crawford
county, on a charge of perjury. on inform
ationof W. IS. Hoag. Mr. Hoag w as a can
didate for the nomination against ltritton,
and charges that P.ritton promised to pay
him part of the receipts of the oflice, and
that in taking the oath of oflice he com
mitted perjury. Hoag feels confident of
having evidence that will convict ltritton,
At a meeting of t.ie directors of the
Clearfield. Conemaugh and Western Kail
roap Company at the oflice of President J.
M. Mcfarrell in Harrisburg on Thursday
of last week. Chief Engineer Samuel
ltrugger presented his linal report on 3.1
miles ot the 7.1 mile route lietween Clear
lield and Johnstown. It was adopted.
Although no contract was let it will be
soon and the work commenced and pushed.
On Thursday last quite a sensation was
raised in New Itiooinliehl by the escape of
one "Jim" Oivens from the Perry county
jail. He got out during the. absence of
SherilT Kice, overpowering Mrs. Kite and
a visitor who had come to see another
prisoner. He was followed by a immlier
of persons w hom lie kept off by means of
two knives, until he was disabled by a stone
thrown at him, recaptured and put back In
Lis ceil.
The Democrats of Carroll county,
Maryland, on Monday, adopted resolutions
endorsing President Cleveland, demanding
a tariff for revenue only, declaring that
Senators (Jorman and Gibson are unlit to
represent thu Demacraev of Maryland, and
asking Tor the election of Uiiited States
senators by direct vote of the people.
Every owner of a peach tree in this
county who desires to put it through the
winter safely should cut the tip end off
tin; branches w hich have grown this sea
son at once. Cut them back aut six
inches; it w ill stop the growth and have
the effect of hardening the wood so the
trees will stand the frosts of winter U-tter.
The lime for killing the different kinds
of game as fixed by the state laws is as fol
lows: Deer. October 1 to December 1.1;
cnasing of deer with hounds prohibited;
squirrel, September 1 to January 1; rabbit,
November 1 to January I; hunting or kill
ing of rabbits with ferrets prohibited; wild
turkey, October 1.1 to January 1; wood
cock, J uly 4 to January 1; quail, Novem
ber 1 to Decern Iter 1.1; milled grouse or
pheasants, October 1 to January 1.
Mary a Pope, a woman who had lieen
employed as a cook at one of the hotels in
Patton. on Tuesday of last week, hired a
team and buggy from Lively man Dale, of
Patton, to go to Chest Springs. Failing to
return on time and learning that the wo
man had taken another direction, the
liveryman after a two days search recov
ered his team at Flynn City, wheie it had
been taken charge of by W. A. Chaplin,
the landlord at that place. The woman
had disdppcared.
Constable Orr. of Millwood, arrived
here Wednesday morning, haying in cus
tody a young man named Jacob E. Neads,
a railroader of South Fork, formerly with
headquarters at Derry, who is charged be
fore Justice S. S. Moorhead, of Derry, w ith
seduction and fornix et cel., preferred by
Miss Ida I. Fleming, daughter of Orsen
Fleming, of Millwood. The defendant
was arrested at his home and in default of
f.vm hail was committed to jail. M ..(-
tii ii i Imiil Ih-muerat.
Lack of orders has caused a slight de
crease in the output of coal at South Fork
and alor.g the mountain district, caused
principally by the rush made to the eastern
market during the mouth of August. The
Stineman Coal Company was not running
full time last week, but hopes to rise to its
usual average in a short time. Lukens A
llaupt worked about two days during the
week, as did also the Euclid. The Argyle,
Amora. Diinlo and Conemaugh companies
have also run below their average.
The possibilities of what a mountain
girl can do is the following claim made for
one who lives upon the East Kentucky
railroad, near Willard. From April L' to
June 1. this year, she planted three acres
of potatoes, did all the cooking and sew ii.g
for the family, milked four cows, fed the
calves, pigs and chickens, shot three pole
cats and four chicken hawks, set the dogs
on IS tramps, attended l.'t dam es and :t pic
nics, read .1 dime novels, and sat up 4
nights in the vve k with her beau, and yet
we often iiear the question asked: "What
there for woman to do?"
Judge Yerkes, of the P.ucks county
court, promulgated an orJer of court last
week w hich all county courts of the state
should adopt without delay. It regulates
the granting of naturalization cert i licates.
Hereafter notice of an intended applica
tion for such a certificate shall be publish
ed for two weeks in two county papers,
naming a day certain when 1 he matter will
be heard in court, and during this period
any five citizens may tile a remonstrance
against the application. No public otlicer.
candidate for oflice, or memlM-r of a politi
cal committee will be accepted as a voucher
unless by leave of court for good cause
shown.
On account of the levying of a tax on
incomes, the commissioner of internal rev
enue will appoint three additional oflicers
for this section of Pennsylvania. The sal
aries for th ollices range from ?J,.1i down
to f7.V). All persons receiving an annual
income of over $4.(hk) a year come within
the provisions of the tariff law. From now
until January 1 all such may figure how
much they will return to the collector, to
be taxed at the rate of "J per cent. It is
this special work which requires an extra
force of men. Collector Kearns. in charge
of this district, gives assurance that no one
subject to taxation will escape the law if
he can prevent it.
On Thursday of last week while- out
hunting, Win. Corl, of Pavia, I ted ford
county, accidentally shot Charles Wysong,
of Itlue Ki.ob. Wysong was watching a
squirrel, when Corl saw his hat moving
through the underbrush, and, mistaking it
for a turkey, took careful aim and fired.
The ball struck Wysong above the right
eye and lodged back of the left ear. Dr.
J. W. Weiigart probed for the ball but was
unable to extract it. Dr. Armiiagr, of
Lilly, was sent for. He cut over the ear,
sawed a pie-e of bone away and got out the
bullet. The boy was resting easily when
the the doctor left, but from the nature of
the wound cannot recover.
The Aitoona Second National I'.ank,
whose doors were closed on Wednesday,
August Mh, by direction of Itank Examin
er Miller, was thrown open on Monday
morning for the transaction of business.
No money was paid out, but theconlidence
in the bank and its oflicers and
directors was shown by the large num
ber of deposits received. In a fevvdavsthe
batik will be ready to cash checks. No
checks, however, will be honored upon ac
counts that have not been balanced and
Vcrilicd with the pass books. Itank Ex
aminer Ili-nlein is still in charge. Frank
Hastings is the new cashier; E. K. Itald
ridge, the liookkccpcr, and W. H. Allen,
clerk.
The Clearfield, Conemaugh and West
ern railroad that is now being talked of
and in all probability will bo built, will
start at Porter's, a point on the Iteech
Creek railroad in Clearfield county, will
follow the Clearfield creek up to a branch
called M udlick creek in White township,
thence by way of Itaker's cross roads to
the Chest creek at Patton, thence up one
of the branches of Chest creek to the di
vide when; it will either take one of the
branches of the P.lacklick or Conemaugh
to Johnstown. The opinion prevails that
work will be commenced in a short time
and that it is the Iteech Creek Company
that is tin; coutroling influence in building
the road.
Last w inter a cow lielonging to Thos.
It. Ilarber, a farmer at the lower end of
Huntingdon county, swallowed an oidina
ry table fork. It made the animal sick,
and not knowing what the trouble was.
Mr. Harbor treated her for various de
seases, until recently upon discovering a
lump on the left side of t he cow back of the
front icg, he made a close examination of
the spot i;id found three sharp points pro
truding through the skin. Failing in an
effort to extract them himself, the services
of Asher Drake, a local vesermary, were
secured and the fork was extracted. The
fork was one that had lieen lost from the
bouse and is supposed to have been fed to
the cow w ith some peelings. It is a steel
fork with black eliony handle and was as
bright when taken from the cow as if it
had just been scoured. llitUUUtyslturij
Standard.
AlmoMta Nrw York Ialljr.
That I)emocra ic wonder, the New York
Wahly World, has just changed its week
ly into a twice-a- week paper, and you can
get the two papers a week for the same old
price fl.CO a year.
Think of it! The news from New York
right at your door fresh every three days
104 papers a year.
Krai F.nt.ile Tranr.
Daniel S. McAnnlty tc J. Sloan Miller,
Harnesboro: consideration, $-Jtx.
Daniel S. McAnuIty to George S. Hunt
er, Harnesboro, fl.lo.
Daniel S. McAnuIty to Harry Starrett,
Harnesboro. ?l.m.
John J. Weakland to Hennett Weakland
et al., Carroll township. ?l.(l.
Elizabeth Jones et vir. to Adam Lentz,
Ebensburg. 17.1.
Cambria Iron Company to K. S. Mc
Cleestei, Franklin. i.laO.
Chest Creek Land and Improvement
Company to John Kesch. Patton. fl.m.
Julius Stich et us. to Coles tine H. Fara
baugh. Carrolltovv n. ?tt'l.
George S. Wilson et ux. to Roliert
Prilchard, Coopersdale, f l..T(i.
J. C. Stineman et ux. to Joseph Charles
worth, South Fork. fl.
Henry Strong to Henry Shultz, P.lack
lick, f-J.K).
Kachael A. Pen rod to Charles Penrod,
Croy Ie, $70.
W. Scott Stoner to Annie E. Stouer,
Gallitzin, $1.
Executor of Peter P. Layman to Julia A.
Law man. Richland. f7.K.
Joshua Kauffman et ux. to Joseph Mor
riss. Croyle. $::.
Thomas Panics ot ux. to Oh? Jepson,
Harnesboro, '.Kt.
Executor of Peter P. Layman to Mary
Fyock, Richland.
George ISruce et ux. to John Hruce, Jr..
Cresson. ?:.
James C. Fisher, trustee, to Henry
Strong, Klacklick, ?IiV.
John G. C. Hearer to Henry Redding,
Susquehanna. S'.iki.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Penn
sylvania Kailroad Company, Washington,
fl.1.
Cambria Iron Company to William D.
Morgan, East Conemaugh. f-'.K).
Trustees M. E. Church of Wilmore to
Orpha J. Evans, Wilmore. fl.
Ferdinand Kiltcll to Cambria A Clear
field Railroad Company, Allegheny, 1.
John Patti rson to George E. Harris,
Croyle, $.1.
A Knllroari.
The Pittsburg lUsHilrh a few days ago
published the following spe.-ial in regard
to the building of a new railroad from Ma
iiatTy. in Clearfield county.
Grocnsburg, Sept. .10. Information given
out here this evening by pal tins tin the in
side goes to show that the long-talkcd-of
Loyaihanua and Yougbiogheny railroad is
an assured fact. The line w ill be in oper
ation in connection with the Philadelphia
and Pittsburg railroad, surveyed and loca
ted through Indiana county. Holh '.ines
practically constitute the Iteech Creek ex
tension from MahatTey. Clearfield county,
to Scw ickley, on the Pittsburg. Mclvces
port and Yougbiogheny. and will use the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie terminals at
Pittsburg.
Tin; financial head of the undertaking is
John Pitcairn. of Philadelphia. He is as
sisted by a number of Pittsburg people
prominently identified in rati road circles.
One of the large parrying companies in
which the Vanderbills are interested is a
financial factor and will afford tide water
and New York terminal. A great deal of
careful and methodical work has been
done in the way of permanent location.
Connection will be made with the Kulfalo,
Rochester & Pittsburg at Punxsutawney
and with the Sbeuaugo and Lake Erie at
Puller.
The road will make an outlet from the
Connellsvillo region to tin; seaboard, the
lakes, Canada and the West. The seaboard
route will be -M miles shorter than that of
the Pennsylvania road. The road will en
ter this county al the mouth of the Loyai
hanua creek, follow the creek tothv month
of Nine Mile run. near La t robe, crossing
Summit near Lycippus, and down the Sc
wickley to its mouth.
Marrtfuc Mrrnxr.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, Septem
ber -7. lS'.H:
Conrad Narr, Johnstown, and Mary
Satin. Stonycreek tow nship.
Henry L. Opperman and Minnie Hrovvn,
Johnstown.
Thomas G. Harclay, Morrell ville, and
Maggie Elder, White township.
John S. Shaffer. Kottsville. Westmore
land county, and llattie M. Kuupp, Krie
gar, Westmoreland county.
Adolphus ShatTer, Portage, and Elsie
Emma ilileliian. Coopersdale.
William A. Rinebolt. Peelorville, and
Christina Hiner. Morrellvillc.
II. H. McCurdy, Coopersdale, and Susan
Williams, Morrellville.
Harry L. Lotz and Annie L. Herkeybile,
Coneiuaugii.
Thomas J. Condon, Gallit.in, and Leal. a
M. Herkey, Patton.
William T. Moss and Elizabeth Doubt,
Walsall.
Joseph l'oisal and Emma Kobrbach,
Johnstown.
Jacob C. Carllieim and Mary E. Sprout.
Clearfield township.
Edward L. Goughnour, South Fork, and
Emma Hell Paul, Summerhill.
Andrew Poolson. Johnstown, and Anna
M. Patterson, Morrellville.
Andrew Warner and Rosa Deener,
Johnstown.
Edward Rowers and Ella Lewis, Vetera
Emanuel Stiles, Rarr township, and Em
ma I'.eniutt, Pino tow nship, Indiana couu
tv. John A. Leslie. Spangler, and Elizatieth
Jane Long, Itarr township.
Komf I'arl KelallnK to Fnblic alen.
The Reading Titnc.x furnishes the follow
ing bit of seasonable advice:
As there are a great many public sales of
personal property throughout the country
at every season of the year, we call the at
tention of auctioneers and venders to a few
facts. In a sale by auction there are three
parties, namely, the owner of the property
to be sold, the auctioneer, and a portion of
the iiublic. The articles must be sold
without reserve, and unless the vender re
serves one open bid he cannot bid himself
or have the auctioneer or anyone else
bid for him. There aie eases on record
where a bid was not reserved, and the ven
der had a bidder who bought il in. and af
terwards suit was brought against, the
vender by the highest outside bidder for
the article, and it was decided that he, the
plaintiff, was tin; highest bidder and en
tit led to the article against the vender.
So, also, if an article is struck off to a per
son, and it is afterward ascertained that
the vender or auctioneer practiced fraud
by holding himself, or had puffers, it was
held both by the courts of England, and so
repeatedly decided by the supreme courts
of Pennsylvania, that the purchaser as
soon as he discovered the fraud practised
upon him, must return or tender the arti
cles to the vendor.
It Mini al Lilly.
Somewhere west of Johnstown a man
named Reuben Dehavn boarded Mail Ex
press train on Wednesday evening, his des
tination being Hastings. He was consid
ably under the influence of liq-.ior and
caused the trainmen considerable trouble
lieoauso of his refusal to enter the car and
stay off the platform while the train was
in motion, also by making use of vulgar,
profane and very abusive language.
When the train reached Lilly he was put
off lecaisf.of these infractions of the rules,
he Iieing put off at a point and on the side
of the train at which passengers are us
ually disembarked at that place. He was
not satislied to stay off, however, and ran
around the train, evidently with the in
tention of getting aboard again on theolh
ei side. For this indiscretion he paid w ith
his life, as he run immediately in front of a
freight train, was thro.vn down and cut
completely in tvo.
Miscellaneous Xotleen.
IfALt'ABLE PKUFEKTY FOK SALF
? A lot ot icrouiiil In the Kt-t wsr.l l Kiieim
banc. 66 by -c4 leet. In desirable location, barlnir
a two utorie.l irrnue Inu.-e. V room an. I ba.-rmenL,
in excellent repair. Will be cold cheap .nil on
re isi.nat.lo termd. M. 1. KiriiILk
tensburg. t'a., Anicoi't 10 tf
'I'HE Kbens?unc Kuildins a. l-oan Association
1 win oiler ror rale at the council rbamter. Kb
ensburit, on the .'ourtn Monday In September,
It.OiKi.uu. THOS. 1A IM.
L.KSTKR LaaiMKR, Secretary. President.
Orphans' Court Sale
OK VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
HV virtue of an order ol the Orphans Conrt ol
t:aiul la county . Pa . to me directed. I will
exunne to public ante at the St. .Nicholas Hotel at
N i. k town. In Cambria county. Ph., on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2lTII. ISO I,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., the lobowing described real
estate, viz:
A 1 1 that certain piece or parcel nf land situate
In Harr township. :mbrla county. Pa . bounded
and described as follows, vir; Keicinninic at a
corner oi K. Petcr"s land, and thence north IV;
decrees eat 107' j uert-hea to a lunar; thence
north us1, lcurce west 10S norches to a post :
thence south 1' j decrees west In" perches to a
1-ost : thence south e' deicrees east H6 torches
the place ol beicinblnic. containing
Ti Acres5
ba.lnit thereon erected a 1'. story IMl HOl'SK.
KKA.MKHAKN i.mj HI liit IH1NUS. except
ion and reservlnic therefrom all the coal tn.un lrr
and uM.n the same, winch was conveyed oy Se
bastian trail, and i'atharlne Unl. Ills wl te. I
it ether with certain nnninic rlulits and privilege
to John Smith e. al., uy deed dated March 23,
Iss7, and recorded In "the otb.ee for recording
deeds, etc.. In and lor 4'Hiuhria county. Pa., in
I ced Hook No. -17. paue 7 JO.
TI KWS OK NAI.E :
Ten rer cent, of the purchase money to be paid
in hand at the time ! sale ; the balance of one
third at the confirmation ol sale ; one-third in six
months, and one third in twelve months Iroin
the confirmation ot sale, lleterred payments to
bear interest, secure.! by the judgment Ih.ii. I and
uiortiE.iice ol the purchaser.
A HAM .1. LIEU.
Kxecuior ol Sebastian lira If, deceased.
IS'lcktown. Pa.. Sept. 7. ls4.
PEKNSYLYAjmA RArLROAir
Schedule in effect May 27. 18W.
('onnrrllonnal frroiui.
BAST.
Seashore Express, week dys 0 3.1 a m
Altoon Ac-ommo lution. week days V a ni
llay Kxpnas. daily " 11 04 a lu
Altoon:i Express, daily 1 o0 p m
.Mul! Express, daily 5 17 p m
Pblladeiiihia Express, dully iljum
.lohnstown Accommodation, week days . 8 14am
I 'aeihe Express, daily. 8 c7 a ni
Way Pasi-enuer week dayg i :w p m
Mail Train, week days. 4 'T5 p bi
East Line, daily ft -js p. ni
Johnstown Accommodation, week days... 8 .14 p m
K.ltrnMtMirtr Itrwnrti.
Trains leaves a follows: 7.-0, lu.i a. m.. and
3.:tu p. in and arrive at fres.'on at 7 57. In 55 a.
m. and 4. OA p. m. Iea?e Cresson al V 30. II :to a.
m and 5.:tu p. in., and arrive at Ebensburg at
lo.no a. m. and il.lb and 6 05 p. m.
t'rrwMon anil 4 lenrliell.
Iave Irvona at 6.45 a. in. and -J. 40 p. m. arriv
ing at Cresson at 8 (& a m. and 4 p. m. Iave
!resson 35 a. in. and 5. as p. m arriving at lr
vona at In .15 a in. and ti.45 p. tn.
For r.itpg maps, etc . call on axent or address
Thoh. E. Watt. P. A. W. !.. 110 Elitn Ave..
PiltaburK. Pa.
S.M.PKEVOST. J. Ii. Wdllll,
fieneral Manaicer. fteneral Manager.
Sjfj-OO PER
U WEEK
FOR
WILLING WORKERS
of either sex, any ape, in any part of the country,
at the ei.iployin. lit which we fiirnir.li. You need
not Ik- away from hoiueover ftipht. You can pivi
your whole time to the work, oronly your sp:ire mo
ments. As capital is u.jt reipiiri d vou run no rick.
We supply you with ull that is needi-l. It will
cost you nothing to try the l.u-in.s. Any out
can do the work. Ilepinners m:.ke money frrm
the start failure is unknown with our w oi k rs.
Every hour you Iiil.or yon run ea-ily make a d. -llar.
No one who is willing to work fuiU o make more
money every day than can Ik- made in three days
at any ordinary employment. Stud for free bowk
containing the fullest information.
H. HALLETT & CO.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
F. X.
FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Near Post Office
t.The nnderslitncd desires to Inform the pub
lic that he has opened a shavimt par or on
Mam street, near the ust office where barberlnir
In all its branche-is will be carried on in the
future. Everything neat ant! clean.
Your patronage solicited.
K. X. EKES.
Etaiiii Fire Insurance ipej,
rr. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
j: it exs n un c, ta .
is me i-;.i.
BU8INESS t
in America for ob-A
,taiiiing a bread-
winning euuca--tion.
Eur circulars-)
address
p. duff & sons, P:ttsburg, Pa-(
mmm
WANTED BY
SAfVTL WELLS & CO..
67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, O.
LARGEST EXPORTERS OF GINSENG IN THE U. S.
DM1N 1STK ATOK'S NOflrR.
Estate ol William Oarrett, deceased,
letters ol administration on the estate of Wil
liam 0.trrett. deceased, late ol Munster township,
t'ambrta county. Pa., having been granted to
me. all persons Indebted to said estate are here
by notilied to make payment to me without tie
Ihy. and those hahlnic claims against said estate
will present them properly authentic ite.I for set
tlement. IIK.iKDK W.IIAKKKIT,
Munster, Pa., Sept. 7, 1W4.X Administrator.
1.XEi:i'ToK S NOTICE.
j Notice is hereby given that letters testa
mentary on the estate ol Veronica Spe-irelhaper.
late ol Allegheny township. Cambria county,
Pennsylvania, deceased, having lieen granted
me. all persons indebted to aid estate
will please make payment, and those
having claims or demand againstthe lima will
make them known without delav.
KKANKSPEI.fEL.HAl.TEK.
Executor nl Veronica Speigelhalter, deceased.
Allegheny Twp.. Aug . 17th, 1B'.)4.
A'
1IMIN1STKATOK S NOTICE.
Estate o I Joseph itriste. deceased.
lotion ol Administration on the estate ot Ins-
eph t'rlsle, deceased, late of 4'resson township.
in Cambria county. Pa., having neen grante.1 to
me, all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby
noli tied to make payment to me without delay,
and those having claims against said estate rl
present tbein properly authenticated lor settle
ment. JOHN tl. CK1STE.
Administrator.
270 '-i Market street, Allegheny t-Uy, Pa..
VSSH1NEE S NOTHJE.
Notice is hereby given that .Tames W. Kil
dull and Ellen, his wile, have made a voluntary
assignment of all the estate and etlects ol the
said James W. ktldun lor the bei.eht ot his cred
itors. Those indebted to Saul Jauies W. Kiltlutt
are miuesced to make immediate payment ami
thosu Having claims against him are requested
to present them properly authenticated lor set
tlement. J.E. Hl'KNS.
Oallltim, Pa., Aug. 21. 13m. Assignee.
-TOTU'K-
Xl We. tie undersigned, hereby all persons
Dot to hunt, fish or trespass In any way en our
premises, an we will prosecute to the lull extent
of the law. II. H NiiKI..
JOHN EEHE.
ALEXIUS W1I.U
.1. A. K.SS.
A..I. M Ml'LhlN.
HI'HH M NtEULS,
ClearUold township, aUrcb. , IhVi,
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LIEF
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force!
The Eesnlt of Strewfl Buy ic and Far-SeeiE Management.
Our Spring Goods are now in. We can show you the
Latest Styles in Dry Goods, Clothing etc., at Astoni.shingly
Low Prices.
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Dark wash cal;rtxs .v. imt yard
Klin- mints ik-. imt Vitr.l. fi irtut.r tiriin Kj
l'rali "k-. imt yard
Dross t; i n uli a ms. all patterns st
Lancaster : Ginghams
at 6 Cents.
Muslin, full yard wiii for .V. porvard
hi tint; t-lnih. all pattt-rns. at. ..Sc. and" Hv.
Carpet chain, 5-plv, all colors -jo,-.
Ladies' vests, very fanrv. at pie
All the I.ATKNT NOVKhTIES IX
TIM M MINUS at close liaures.
:-SM-fi:tl sale in LACK AND KM
KKolDKKIKS from v. jmt yanl up.
Clotli ani Gents' FmnisMoES.
( ur stock of clotliinu was never as com
plete as now. Any kind of out or pattern
you want.
-Men's suits in sack only for f.L.VI
Keller suits in any cut from f.Yoo up
Youth's .'-piece suits from ".'.O0 up
Children's L'-picctt suits from 7.V. up
Children's knee pants for 1.1c
IN - GEMS' - FURNISHINGS
We Eicell Many Larger
Establishments.
Fancy laundried shirts with collar at
tached for Vic
Latest style fancy laundried shirts with
two collars for tute
Window lilin.ls tin two colors only) with
patent sprinc for only l'.ic
Curtain poles complete f(r 'joe
Wall Paper--A Specialty- Wall Paper
XXsrFurniture, Trunks and
Valises must go to make room.
Kitchen chairs, liuht or dark, for ti."7 per
set.
Soliii hatdwood liedrnom suit, fiirht pieces.
for only f Jl.im
Cupboards, sinks, side boards-inii loui.iri-s
at verv low prices.
tifThesf (.'otitis are all new and lirst
iirade work on them.
Special Drive
in ShccG.
iy" Here is my puarantee:
if siifii-is Ym'in't v'k. i: satis'-'
: FACTi U1 L Y, I WILLU1VK A .NEW :
: 1'AIK FKKK.
I. S. Shoes that I Sell wear out.
Lad ies il.niu.ila tip. s;irinir heel Imt t, (x-ra
or conirress 1.-1 are worth '-i
Ladies' doii; la, opera, button. $l.m are
worth f 1.7.1.
WE CAN
t START YOU
-IX-
'HOUSEKEEPING!
:
:
a r
ANY FIGURE
FROM
$20 to $2,000.
Kusset. hut ton or lace a few left l..Kl
are worth io.
Ladies' (lontrola tip Illucher. . . .?i..lo are
worth :i.oo.
Ladies' Oxford tie in Ruset. patent
leather and dontiola. all shape- and
styles 7.1c. and up
Laities' Slippers, 50c.
AND I'l'WARDS.
s ; ;. ;:r;fc:
1 Infant-' shoes from 2.1e up
A very Myli-h shoe for men. corn-ss or
lace fl.-.l are worth f'J.U)
A so'id leather working shoe f..r wear, ru
"In idd. v '.ic. a pa it
If you vv ant a ui.-e tire- -hie Satin calf.
t-tiiisrress or lace 1.7.1 they are worth
.!.( i.
Men"- -tvli-h tip l'.lucht-rcalf are
orth l.m.
Men's Fine Concorflan
Lace, Ilan.l-sewed, for $3.00
they are worth $-j.(0.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
Late or Congress, $2.o0.
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a hantl-sewed Kangaroo, lace
or congress, for
You cannot duplicate this
shoe in any other store for less
than
S6.00.
IXGivc us a call for Shoes
and you will he convinced that
we carry the Best Line in town
for Wear, Style and Low Prices.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
K. L. JOHSSTOS. M.J.Hl fk. A. H.HU K.
feSTAHLIHHKD 187V.
Johnston, Buck & Co.7
UANKKKS,
EBENSBURG, ... PENN'A
A. W. Ht K, 'ahler.
EbtabliuhhdISSS.
Carrolltown Bank,
UAKKOIXTtlWN, PA.
T. A. KH AKBil (ill, 'alilr.
General Banting Easiness Transacted.
Tbe lollowlnif are the principal feature of
Keneral haiiEing- business :
Kecelved payable on demand, and Interest beat
lng certificates Issued to time depositors.
Extended to customers on favorable terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
OLI.WTHS
Made In the locality and npon all thebanklnic
towns In the United States. Chances moderate.
ORAFTN
Iasned negotiable In all parts of the tTnltd
h uu iviciKu cii.iikiid i.puoti uu u pa-ru I
AITOIKTS
Ol merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Patrons are assured that all transactions shall
be held as strictly private and confidential, and
that KV will h .......I llh.M'1. -. anft
banklnK inles will permit. !
. .111 t
xiOT'tx:iiuii j ,
JOIISNTOX. Kl 4 K A CO.
OASll
THAT MOVES THE MARKET !
a. k. r.irrov. wm. ii. SAxnroitit,
frmident. Vtmhier.
THE
FirstNational Bank
OF PATTOS.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid np, - - $50,000.
Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals
received uKin tbe most favorable terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive Banking.
Steamship Tickets for sal by all the leading
Iines and Koreltco limits payable In any
of the principal cities ol the
Old World.
All correspondence will have onr personal and
prompt attention.
Inlrrest Paid osi Time Dfpoalls.
OT113.D3
Has enahled us to purchase at our own price a full line of sea
sonable Dry Goods in Dress Goods, Sattines, Dress Ginghams,
Lawns, Challies, and all the new things in
Wash Goods, Lace Trimmings,
Embroideries, Lace Curtains, Window lilinds, Wall Taper, Cur
tain Poles, Oil Cloth and Carpets. All the .New Styles in Men's
Shoes, Still Hats for men and boys,
OXJTIiSrGJ- SHIRTS,
and Underwear. Full stocks to choose from in all Departments
and at Low Cash Prices. Full stock of Groceries, Flour and Feed
at all times. We handle Plain Meat all through the summer at
low prices. When in town call and see us, where you will be
treated right and where your Dollar will go further than elsewhere.
B. L. RKKD. VATniOT RBADB.
REED & READE,
Attorneys at I
fcBKNSBt'Kt, - - - FENNA.
-t itnee on Centra street. (4 28 V3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys at Law,
EBENSBUKU, PA.
-Hl7e In Opera House. 2.9.P4
W. DICK.
ATTOKNEY-AT-I.AW,
Ebiskbiirh. Pshw'a--Spectal
attention to s;lven claims for Pen
sion Bounty, etc. chj- HM
T F. McKEXKICK,
t ATTORN KT aKD ('.HHHILIOR AT LAW,
EKtNiSBl'KU. - PA
"-( ifflce on Centre street.
H
II. MYERS.
ATTOKNEY-AT-I.AW.
Kbbkhburo. Pa.
Ofce Its (lotlonade Bow. on 'entre ttreet.
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKN EY-AT UK W,
Kbkbi R, PbwpA,
HTtinifs In Opera House. 'enter street.
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment ol all Chronls Afflictions, IMseases
ol Women and troubles requiring Surgical Aid
imce Hours oiUVa.s., I Ins a lid 7 to 8 r. at.
12t 11 I'll A V KM1 K, ALUM IN A, PA.
janlttH
Thos. BRADLEY'S GASH STORE,
GALLITZIN, PA.
DtWill Pay You
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattincrs, Oil Cloths,
BlanKets, Feathers, &c. Prices Reduced on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Large
Packages.
James Quiimim.
ltianucTiox ix
OUTWARD : STEERAGE !
TICKETS TO QUEENSTOVfl, $14.
J. J3. INdlXJLLEjSr, Agent.
)onli Vt
Office in Mullen & Smith's Clothing Store, Lilly, Pa.
"Washington and Jefferson College,
NINKTY ItH'KTH YRAK opens Sept. 12. Fnlly rqaipe.t for ct.Ileire woik. Klectire .narws
adapted to pref.are lor study of the learned prtlelon.. l.ahcratrie it.r i'hemi.trr. Mlnraltivy
antl BlloT. New Ohservatnry. Alheletic Field and tw ttTmnofinm with Mdical inreciur
txpenses Teiy moderato. Aiuronl 36ii. Address, IHa" FKLMUI..M, Wakhiagtea, Pa. (an