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Now that the time will soon come to
hand for setting up sloves jt wjh h(. inter
et:nj; for housewives tu know that the
mica or isinirlass lights in stove duors, if
.-oiled from smoke, may be made bright
ami equal to new by cleaning with salt
mixed with vinegar.
The regitraiion of voters ,f Fayette
county has closed and the books show
about t.iKxi more voters in the county than
ever before, the total being l'.i,2B. The
increase is due to the importation of the
colored men into the coke region and the
naturalization of foreigners.
Last Saturday afternoon, while W. It.
Simpson, a M t. IMeasant hotel proprietor,
was taking some money from the till, a
man named Shaiiffer reached ocr his
Mioulder and grabbed a handful of cash.
He tlieii made a dash for liberty but was
Captured and locked up.
Kut.cn Ue Haven, who was !.triKk by
by an engine at Lilly one day last week
and reported to have been cut in two. it
seems escaped Uing faMilly hurl. He
was struck and thrown from the track and
was suppo-ed by mjiih. of the passengers
who witnessed the accident to have been
killed but they were mistaken.
William Armstrong, a brakeman on
the U.-ech Cr-ek railtoad. had his left
arm caught lietween the bumpers while
coupling cars at the Keilly mines, near
ration, on Thursday of last week, and had
the member broken below the elbow, lie
wa-taken lo I'atton where Dr. Worrell
g ive him the necessary medical attention.
The Italian w ho was arrested a couple
of weeks ago charged with committing an
a-sauii and battery with intent to com mil
rape on Miss IVarl liush, of l:iack!ick
township, had a hearing on Thursday of
last week before Siuirc Jones, of this
place, and was positively idrutitied by
MissKush. He was committed to jail to
await trial.
A horrifying accident betel a little
child of Mr. and Mrs. .Join, farlo.of Mam
moth, on Wednesday afternoon. The lit
tle one was missed about : o'clock, and af
ter an hour s search was discovered in the
water closet vault dead, haying smothered
to deith. The mother is almost crazed
oyer the fate of her chil l ami refuses to
be com forted.
.James Mct'iillough. aged t hirty years,
of I 'iiie t'reeK township, .Jefferson coiintv,
committeii siiifj,),. Monday night by tak
ing poison. He had been drinking hard
f ir several days. When he went home he
iiiformeil his w ife that he was doing to kill
himself, ami immediately put the threat
i nlo execution, dying before a physician
could be summoned.
--(irant Woods, a citizen of Johnstown,
on Tuesday last w hile out in the country
gathering chestnuts, fell from a tree to the
ground, a distance of thirty feet. He w as
picked up unconscious and remained so for
-evetal hour-, but the doctor linaliy sue-i-ei'ili
d in bringing him to. lit sides being
badly shaken up. he has three ribs broken
and a wrenched back.
On Wednesday night of last week a
dwelling owned by Miles Wrigl.-y ai.d oc
cupied by llnu-e S. Langhill. in Mabaffey,
caught tire u bile the latter ai.d his family
were at church, ami together w ith its content-
as burned lo the ground. llesidcs
t he eliit hing and furniture. lt' in money
in a trunk on the second tloor was cun--UTIIell
by the Haines.
Ji.-eiih Loiuas. a Hungarian by birth,
who resides at K 1 1 tan ii i ii g l'oiut. while
a :i ' k ing oti t lie railroad track near (ilen
White was struck by a car. knocked
I. mil and had his right arm cru-hed
liV the wheels Oil Weil IH'sil a v . lli
was taken to the Altoona hospital, where
i he doctor amputated his arm. He is ''o
year of age and single.
Mr. John Kick et is. of Keade low tishi p.
-pent a -hin t time in town on Wednesday
veiling and Thursday morning. Mr.
Kicketts is out-of t Ii.- Democratic nominees
fi.t as-embly. ami his plain, honest man
ners captivate all w bom he meets, a they
-Imw be is a man of the people, am! one
wbu-e heart will be with the people if he
i- sent to 1 1 ai ri-burg. J ln.sti wjx Tribune.
At t. irney -( ieneral Heiisel has instruct
ed Superintendent of Public Instruction
SchaelTer that school boards is-uing bonds
con tai us tig t he w ol ds "free from all taxa
tion."' are i i ii l rl to pay tax on the
th boiids. lie -ay this form of bond rs-tabii-be-
a contract between the board ami
the ow ner of t he bonds to relieve him of
any tax on them, and that the board is lia
ble for the state tax.
--The Democrats of Lilly, had a large
and rattlin- Democratic meeting on Wed-i.e-.Iay
evening, held under the auspices
of tin- new Di n-.ocratic club. Dr. A. I!.
Kiel, wa chosen chairman: t'aron
I.' aiiey. K-p. vice pn ident, and Fletcher
('. lifoi gf, secretary. The meeting w a
aiiillf i d by Thomas J. Kurke. of Altoo
na. candidate fur congress; J. F. Mclven
rick. L-ip. of Kbensbiirg; Hon. L. D.
nodi u It. Kobert K. t'rcssw ell, Ki., and
T.J. Del. Fii , of Johnstown.
tin Wednesday forenoon Mrs. Cornelia
l'oi tei. of this place, took her brother. Mr.
Uandolph Myers, w ho has been an invalid
for sev era! years, out for a drive. On t heir
return, when Mr. Myers was being as-ist-ed
out of the buggy, the horse Marled, and
one of his legs got between the spokes of
the wheel of the buggy, and before the
horc could be stopped, one of the bones in
bis ankle was broken. Mr. Myers has
been sick for several years and this addi
tional misfortune is a severe one.
Adam VoleiilTg and Michael Mol.in,
two miners, w bite at work in the Mill
mine at Johnstown, were caught- under a
fall of coal, tin; former killed while the
latter escaped w ith a few slight, bruises.
M'llin was working near a car at the
ti;ne t he accident happciiitl and when the
crushing mass fell the car held the weight
from him ami saved him from the fate of
hi companion. The deceased was a
w idower aged forty-live and had been in
this countiy only a few months. He
leaves six children in (o'linany.
Mr. Samuel Krallier, a well-known
citi.'-nof Jackson township, died al his
iiome on Monday evening, aged 7"J years.
The deceased was born near Morrison's
(.' vc. i'.edloid county, September 2nd.
I "J. and removed with his parents to
Klai-Klick tuwnship. this county, in 1'!,
w here he continued tu reside until aliout
twenty-live years ago, when he purcli.ised
a farm in Jackson township. The- tie
ceased was twice married ami is survived
by a widow and ten children, eight by bis
lirst wife and two by his second.
A m-wly discovered jicst is ravaging
the apple ind pear orchards of Pennsyl
vania. Through its work the annual
crops will be reduced one-third. Its work
resembles thatof the locust family and in
three year will ruin an entire orchard.
The pi t i a small horn beetle of the same
family that destroys the pine trees in the
northern licit of Virginia, and the only
w ay lo prevent its ravages is to trim off
the branches from three to six inches be
yond the track of the insect until healthy
wood is reached. liurn the alTec'ed
branches.
Miss Cora Stickler, a well-known
young resident of Milton, was horribly,
perhaps fatally, burned the other evening.
She had gone into the basement of her
mother's store wilh a kerosene lamp in
her band. In some unaccountable manner
her clothing became ignited. John Sun
gar, a ncighixir, heard her screams and
ha-teiiing to her aid found her in flames,
which he succeeded in extinguishing af
ter a heroic light. The upper part of her
body was not burned, but her arms and
limbs are horribly scarred and it i eared
-he cannot recover.
The citizens of Patton w ill again vote
on the question of issuing $10.'NiO of school
bonds for the purpose of paying for the
school building recently built in that town.
The Patton people voted on the question
at the last spring election when the propo
sition was carried by a vote of -Jot to ;V,
but several informalities in the submission
of the question make it necessary to again
vote upon it, w hich will le done at the
general election.
Wheal sold in Chicago market on last
Friday for :o cents, the lowest mark ever
reached. This is hard on the producer,
but we assume the consumer will not feel
angered at the market price. As the latter
can be country by the millions and the
former only by the hundreds, there will
hardly beany bread riot in ibis country
this year. The w heat market like the sil
ver market is over-stocked, hence the won
derful decline in values.
Quite a grist was run out of the natur
alization mill on Monday. Seventeen res
idents ul (iallitzin. Cambria county, form
er subjects of England. (lermany, Den
mark and the Swiss republic, were admit
ted to ihe privileges of American citizen
ship. II is honor said that he dil not
countenance the practice of Cambria
county resident- coming into I.lair couuty
to lie naturalized, but would permit the
tlallitziu applicants to take out their pa
pers ui the grounds of the preater conven
ience to them of appearing at Holliday
burg instead of Kbensbiirg. Attu,ni
Thiux.
Some one who w ants to explain what
editorial "we" signifies says ii has a varie
ty of meanings, varied to suit the circum
stances. For an example: When you
read that "we expect our wife home to
day," we refer to the editor-in-chief:
when it i "we are a little Ute w ith our
work," it includes the whole oflice force,
even to the devil and towel: in "we are
having a Immhii." the town i meant: "we
received over Tni.imi last year," it em
braces the nation; but "we have hog
cholera in our midst." only mean the
man w ho takes Lie papei ami tloes not pay
for it is very ill.
A shooting affray occurred on Thurs
day afternoon of last week at Kittaiining
Point, w here a force of men are employed
in making a new reservoir. A colored man
named Alexander Johnson has a shanty
there, and when he came home from work
he found it occupied by Jim Moden, Nora
Johnson ami Reese. Xorse. Johnson was
jeal'ius of Moden, who was paying atten
tention to hi wife, and an altercation en
sued in the shanty, which ended by .Moden
drawing a revolver ami shooting at John
son five t imes. one of t he shots taking ef
fect in the back. The wound is not be
lieved to be fatal. M'Kleli fled.
Jacob Nolan, of Fourteenth ward.
Johnstown, returned home on Saturday
after spending a month as an involuntary
guest of Warden Young, in jail. In an in
terview with a Johnstown reporter Jacob
states that he is not pleased w ith the man
agement of the jail: then' art; no printed
bills of fare to order from, no napkins fur
nished, vermin are plentiful, grub scarce,
and for a man like Jacob, who, as be says,
is a Republican of twenty years' standing,
there is too much essence in the colTee.
Jacob says he is now done voting the Re
publican ticket, and for that much he
should he thankful. Some men from read
ing, thinking and new intelligence, aban
don the Republican party, but there are a
vast number, who. like Jacob, could be
benelitted by a month in jail.
To t iitrnil I lie Brh Crrrk.
The Vanderbilt interests are going to
extend a line from the Ieech Creek rail
road terminus at MahalTcy toeounect. with
an extension of the RulTalo. Rochester ami
Pittsburg -it the same point in Indiana
county. The Du Hois Cinir'ur is authority
fortius statement, ami say further that
for two or three days past Du IPiis has
been visited by various interested railroatl
ofticials from the east and north, and yes
terday they assembled again. In the
afternoon there were standing in the 15.,
R. .V. P. yard the oflicials" car of the Fall
I! rook road, the oflicials' car of the I leech
Creek ami the oflicials' car of the 15.. R. ,
P.. which had brought out here (ii iii ral
Ma gee ami (I. R. Krown. president ami
general manager of the Fall Rrook ami
other oflicials of the line; Ceueral Mana
ger Laying and Superintendent Palmer,
of the 15eech Creek, w ith others, and Pres
ident A. ;. Yates. Superintendent Mat
thews and Ceorge K. Merchant, assistant
to tht; president. Chief Kngineer Iloyt,
(eneral Patton, A. K. Patton, Hon. S. 15.
Eiiiott. and others of the 15. . R. ,fc p.
They congregated at Du P.ois for the pur
pose of advancing the plans for building
and did not heitale to discuss openly the
fact that construct iwn had been decided
upon and would be put through with
not a little of the vigor w hich i a char
acteristic of the combination ttiat has Tieeii
building up the system competing with
the Pennsylvania in the central and west
ern part of t he state.
The construction of the propost d exten
sion will make tin; lieech Creek a great
trunk line and a short route through tin;
state from Pittsburg to the sea board.
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Rev. jDnm' l.erlnre.
The lecture last evening in the . A. R.
Hall by Rev. K. Mona Jones on Handel,
the Musician." was an able ami scholar! v
elTort. The speaker reviewed at length
the life and works of the great
composer in such a manner :is to thorough
ly delight his audience, lie w a heard
with closest attention for an hour and a
half ami heartily applauded. The I'riss,
Uiit-a, X. V.
One of the most entertaining and in
structive lectures we have recently had
the pleasure of listening to was given last,
evening at t he P.aptist i-hurch by Rev. K.
Mona Jones. His subject was "Handel,
t he M nsjeian." It w as a most eloquent
effort on the part of the orator an 1 the
audience enjoyed every wold. Kil nu xlmi
I.ix-itl, A'cir I'urh.
At the ltaplist church, Kbensbiirg, on
Tuesday evening. October '.'th. Doors
open al 7:aO; lecture at s. Admittance,
:.'." cents; children, l." cents.
The Cambria Iron Company will soon
commence t he erection of retort ovens at
Johnstown to manufacture coke under the
Otto-llotTmau process, the patents for
which wen; recently purchased by the Otto
Coke and Chemical Company, the Cambria
Iron Company being the principal party in
the new company. According to ihestate
tnents of a leading member of the Cambria
Company, coal from ther mines near Con
emaugh w a shipped to Cermany, w here
it was found that it made the best brand
of coke when handled by the Huffman
process.
The ex periment was in operation at the
time of tli3 death of James J. Fronhciser.
in Germany, who was then; superintend
ing it. Aftera little delay the experiments
were continued, and Attorney Cyrus Klder
has just returned from (Jermany, having
completed the jiurchase of all the patents
of the nev prot es for the United States
and Canada. This system w ill revolution
ize coke-making, as it gives a very high
grade of tneterallurgical fuel from inferior
coals.
A IeclKlon AlOrtlnjr Ilrrwrr.
The Altoona Tribune of Monday says:
C. W. Mellorand L. P. Slich, the Altoona
agentsof the Columbus HrewingCompany,
of Ohio, who were returned by the Consta
ble of the Second ward for selling liquor to
several landlords in the city without li
cense, miit stand trial for that ofTcnso in
the county court. Such was the tenor of
the decree tiled by Judge Hell on Saturday
on motion to quash the indictment because
no preliminary hearing had been granted
the accused.
lomnuif Itatloa.
Ebctisbnrg, Pa., Oct. 3, 11.
En. FitKKMAS: I have been requested
to hand to you for publication the names
of the present survivors of Company D,
2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers,
in the war w ith Mexico. Also the song
composed to the memory of the son of
that great statesman, Henry Clay. Also
songs composed by the late judge of Cam
bria county, Hon. R. L. Johnston, now de
ceased, on our departure and return from
Mexico.
It is also requested that the same tie cop
ied by the rest of the paperof the county.
Yours truly,
John A. 1 5 la ik.
The following is a listof the present sur
vivor of the Mexi'-an war. Company D,
2nd Regiment. Pennsylvania Volunteers:
John A. l'.lair, Kbeii-burg. Pa.
Joshua D. Parri-h. Eliensbni-e. Pa.
Evan D. Evans, Ebeiisburg. Pa.
Francis ISyrne. Cai rolltow n. Pa.
Robert Litzinger, Johnstow n. Pa.
Richard J. Crozier. Altoona. Pa.
Francis McDermott. Altoona. Pa.
J no. 15. Hoover. McKcan coun'y. Pa.
Wm. Hood, lllairsville. Pa.
John (5. tiiveu. tiraud Island, Neb.
Win. Rruce, Iow a.
lSenj. F. Davis. Mankato. Minn.
Dennis Litzinger, (irafton, Va.
Lines written to the memory of the son
of Henry Clay:
On Kuem Vlfta's bloody liel 1. milting fol.lier lay.
Hip thouif tit were t.l lo uiounltiu liouie. some
thou.-taii tl mile? mway.
He calle.l bis comrades lo bis side, lor much hail
he to fin?
In tirielest time tothoe that were some thousand
in I lea sway.
Tell my lather, eotnra.le. almut thlft blootljr fray:
My country' Mannar. t, ay to him. was rale wl.h
me to-tiay;
Wt've iiia.ta a pillow ol it now on which to lay
my hea.t.
A win. linn rheet you'll make ol It when I'm
numtieroit with tnetlead
I know It will icriee his inmost soul to think
that never more
I'll sit wilh him Deueath tae oak that shades tils
rtittii e tloor:
Kut tell the llme-worn patriot, remlmltul of his
lame.
That t n this bloody battle-held 1 sullied not Ills
name.
My mother's lortn Is with me now her wail is in
my ear-'.
And drop by drop as Hows my blood, ho tlowi
from her the tearr;
Oh! W lieu thai you shall tell to tier the tidlnies
ol this iliiy.
Speak itently . Oomrmle, Kently speak, what you
may have tc say.
Speak not to her In hurried words, the bHhtin
news y ou bear
The cord ol li.e might snaptoosoon so t'omraile,
have a care:
1 am lier only cherished child, bat tell her that 1
lied
Keioii'lng that she tauthi me younn to take my
country's side.
Hut IN.uira les. there Is one I fain once mini to
look upon.
She lives apon the slopinK Mils that overlook the
lawn
The lawn where 1 shall never more In spring
time's pleasant hours
do forth with her in itttrrry mood to jr.ither wood
land ti.iwers.
Tell her when death was on my brow, and life re
ce.linK last.
Her lace, her lorui, her parting words, were with
tne to the last:
On Heana YtsiaV blotHiy debt, tell her I riyime
lay.
And that I know she thought ol me some thous
and miles away.
The songs by the late Judge Johnston,
referred to in Mr. Pdair's letter, will be
published next week.)
Krai t'.Nlnle Tranifrm.
Chest Creek Land A- Improvement Com
pany to Marv Pry.oginJa, Patton; consid
eration. l.".o.
T. R. Davis ct al. to Lbeiisburg - I'.lack
lick R. R. Co., Jackson ami P.lacklick, $1.
Mrs. Philomena Simemlinger et al. to
Michael Rutting. Port age, lmi.
Kli.alM't h Jones et vir. to Adam Lentz,
Kbensbiirg, f IT.'i.
John ISetsaw to Annie P.etsaw, Crcsson
tow iiship, ?1.
James P. Thomas et us. to John
Thonia. Johnstown, ?'!.Oii.
Adam Myers et ux. lo Albert Wolford,
Washington. i''.
Annie 15. Miller et vir. t" William A.
Coinnier. Roxbury, J.'iiio.
Charles HuIm-i-to Sarbature Moulnauo.
Ha-tiiigs. ?.Vi.
Felix Toole to Michael Ruffing, Portage.
$:."'io.
Felix Toole to Thomas liurkey. Portage,
$l.".o.
Ambrose Weaklen et ux. to T. S. Kirk
patrick. Carroll. i.V'i.
Peter P. (icorgc to Annie Ceorge, Wash
ington, f.'."i.
Daniel F. Delaney to W. W. Amsbry
5allitzin township. 1.
Richard J. Free et ux. to W. W. Amsbry,
(allitzin township, il.
I). S. McAnulty et ux. to Zider Patrick.
Rarnesboro. ?."i."i.
I). S. McAnulty el ux. to Joseph Christ
ofT, ISarneslMiro. 1 17.1.
D. S. McAnulty et ux. to Joseph Tugya,
Ilanic shoro. 7r.
Stephen Stutzman et ux. to John K.
Stray. r. Taylor, f l'l.
Philomena Simemlinger et al. toThotnas
ISurkev. Portage. ?7.".
Charles Kane to William Parker. Carroll,
f ll.lil.!.
William J. MK'ombie to William Park
er, Carroll. M.711.
Jacob Hoover to M aggit; Hoover. Coop
ersdale. ?..
Henry Kraft et ux. to F. W. Clark, as
signee, Stonycreek. $1.
Cambria Iron Company to Rcliceca
Campbell, Last Conemaugh. ?.'!.H.
William L. Thompson et ux. to Klleu A.
Alters. Morrellyille, -J,."H.
tieorge Ilabicbi to Fritz Hecker, Lower
Yotler, i'S-iTt.
Itr.illi Cains In m Hanrs.
Frederick Dodtls. aliout 34 years old, a
coal miner, was shot ami killed on Satur
day night by John Stalnet k r, a brick
layer. The shooting occurred at a dance
at the Gross place, two miles west nf
tireensburg. Tin; dance was given by
Stalnecker and four brothers named Kelly.
There wa a supply of whiskey and beer,
and for .Ml cents, paid upon entering the
house, all privileges were granted.
A bout in o'clock Ootids and a party of
friends arrived, ami a dispute arose as lo
the payment of the admission fee. Two or
three "'k nock -downs" resulted, and then
the report of a revolver scattered tin; com
batants. Dodd was found lying on the
Hour w ith a bullet wound in his tight side.
He died l.'i minutes afterward.
Stalnecker. who claims he was drunk
and has no remembrance of the shooting,
after the Hash from the revolver, rushed
from the house, jumped over a high pailing
fence and w ent home. I le w as found t here
on Sumlav morning with a sprained ankle
and a badly battered face. He was taken
to jail. The Kellys. I Iomer. John. leorge
ami Harry, were also arrested and cun
mit ted to jail as accesories to the killing.
Stalnecker is about -3 years old.
Marrlane Mceie.es.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orplrins' Court
for the week ending Thursday, Oclotter 4,
H'.U:
Harry D. Hoover, Portage, and Mary
Akf. Sllllllllel hill.
Francis Leonard and Lena Clement, Por
tage township.
Joseph I'.arron, Sheridan and Kinma
(tough nour, Conemaugh.
Frank W'cga, and Theresa Linhardt,
Souman.
Jacob 15. Nagel and Katie Schad. Johns
town. Thomas Jenkins and Lenora Williams,
Jolmsiow n.
Scott W. Rolx'tts. Summcrhill township,
and Jam; A. Roberts, Cambria township.
Almost a Km York Itally.
That Democratic wonder, the New York
lthly IVnrltl, has just changed its week
ly into a twice-a-week paper, and you can
gel the two papers a week for the same old
price $l.uii a year.
Think of it! The news from New York
right at your door fresh every thrre days
1U4 papers a year.
Exposition at Pltlnrff. Excursion
TlrkeiK via Pent, ylvaula
Kallroaft.
For the industrial Exposition at Pitts
burg the Pennsylvania P.ailroad Conpany
w ill sell, on October 4, 10 and IS, excursion
tickets from stations r.u the Pittsburg di
vision between Pitts'iurg and Conemaugh,
and from stations on the Southwest Penn
sylvai.ia division to Pittsburg and return,
at half fare, with price of admission to the
exposition added.
These tickets will -be good going on any
regular train leaving stations at or before
noon on the day of issue, and will be gocd
for return passage u.ilil the follow ing day
incl usi ve.
The art display at the Exposition w ill lie
Increased, and. in additiou to tnanv other
interesting features on the program, music
will be furnished by the celebrated limes
band of sixty pieces.
Mltrrllaneoua Blotters.
rAI.t'AKL.K PKtiPKKTY KUKSAIJ::.
A lot ot itrouud In the Kat want of Kteus
bura. 6o hy 264 lel. in desirable location, having
a two-storied irame I oure. V rooms and basement.
In excellent repair. Will be sold rheap and on
re isnnaMe terun. M. II. Kll'l tl.U
Khensuurg. i'a., Antcui t 10 tf
'I'HE K.bensburif Kuildlnic X loan Association
I will otter for sale at the council chamber. Kt
enshurx, on tbe 'ourth Mi nday In October,
it.tNiu.ou. THUS. IA IS,
I.botkk I.akimku. Secretary. President.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May 27. 18W.
t onnrrllon.l I rrmion.
K AST.
Seashore Kxpress, week d ys 6 3.1 a m
Alt. Mint Accommodation, week days 2.1 1 m
lny Kxprtss. daily 11 Mam
Altoona Kxpress. daily ....... 1 i0 i m
Mall Kiiress, daily 5 17pm
Philadelphia Kxpress, daily 8 lip m
Johnstown Accommodation, week days . 8 14 a m
Pacific Kxpres. daily 8 ."'7 a m
Way Passemcer week days 2 p ra
Mail Train, week days.. 4 'Jti m
Past l.lne. dally .". g j,. ni
Johnstown Accommodation, week days... 8 .A p in
F.bntnric Krvnrh.
Trains leaves i follows: T.'JO, lo.'jo a. m.. and
3.:to p. m and arrive at fre..i,n at 7 57. In S6 a.
in. and 4.u5 ii m. l.e:t;e 'resson at 3o . 1 1 30 a.
m and ft.Ju p. m.. and arrive at Kbcnsburic at
10.O5 a. in. and 12.15 and t Oi p. m.
I'rrwina anal t'lrarlirlil.
Iave I r vi, mi at ri.45 a. tn.an.l -2 4u p. m. arrlv
Inir at Cress on at 8 05 a ni. and 4 p. m. Ieave
Bresson M :io a. tn. and S 2ft p. in., arriving at Ir
vun.i at I tl 1.5 a m. and tit i p. in.
For riit es maps, etc , call on aicent nr address
Tiitw. K. Watt. P. A. W. !.. 110 Filth Ave.,
Pltt.il, urn. Pa.
s. m. pi;kvst. j. it. wooi.
(leneral Manager. Oeneral Manager.
ASKYOURH0RSESH0ER
fVir-v
l-OR I rib.
PfPWlSUP
Shof For
WINTER USE.
It ABSOLUTELY prevents Sllrrlnjr,
ami insures licrlect salety anil ctiiul.irt to
lmre and driver.
Shod uitii the ' Neverslip," your horse's
feet are alw.i s in .m.. roiiiliti.ui kept so
by m.t liavmir t constantly remove the
sIhh-s for shitriH'iiin.
The CALKS are REMOVABLE.
Steel-Centered and SELF-SHARPENING
XVIitn worn out new Calks can Ik; easily in
serted without removing s1ihs. saving an
iiiiiiu n-e nunmnt of tune Usually lust at tho
blai-ksiuitli simp.
On receiptor mstnl will mail free nur ile
seriptive eireiilareoiitaiiiitif; prn-estd alketl
SIi.h's. reiiily to be nailed on. f..r trial, olleretl
this winter at very low prices.
4fj,QO PER
U WEEK
FOR
WILLING WORKERS
of either sex, any ape, in any part of the country,
at the employment which wo furnish. You net .1
not In- away from home over niht. You can pi v
your whole time to the work, oronlv your sp:;rc in.i
liieuts. Ascnpit:U is not r .tiir. .1 you run iiori.-k.
We supply you with nil thai is n.-. .!. .!. It w ill
cot you norliinp to try the l.ii-in.'--. Any out
can tlo the work. Itcpinners make money fro.t,
the start Kt.ilurr is ui.knou n with our uorkers.
Kvt-ry hour yon labor you can t a-ity make a .h ilar.
No one who is willinp to work fails to make mora
money every day than can ! made in three das
at any ordinary employment. Send for li t e bowk
containing the fullest information.
K.
CO.
HALLETT &
Box S80,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Near Post Office
tt.The underpinned desires to Inform the pub
lic that he has opened a shavlnu par or on
Main street near the post t.rhce where barberlRK
In all Its Tranche's will te carried on in the
future. Kvervthinir neat and clean.
Your patronaice solicited.
F. X. FEES.
Etessiiii Fire Insurance ipcy,
rV. AV. DICIv,
General Insurance Agent,
1211 ESS ii Vli G, VA.
I I A X .V St .
is the Best.
BUSINESS f
ln America forob-
,taininR a breati-
wiiinint; eauca-j
tion. For circulars.
address
p. duff sons. P:ttsburg, Pa.1
GiRisEiaie
WANTED BY
SAM'L VELLS & CO..
67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, a
LARGEST EXPORTERS OF GINSENG IN THE U. S.
U.MIMSrKATllfS M IiTR.
hjjtate of "A'illiam arrett. deceased.
Kettersot ailministratlon on the estate ot Wil
liam ( trrett. deceased, late ol Munstcruiwnshlp,
t'Hinhrla county. I'a.. hvinic been icranled to
me. all persons Indebted to sal. I estate are here
by notified to make payment to me without de
lhy.andtht.se bahinic claims aicalnst said estate
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. t r.LK r: w.imkkm i ,
Munster, I'a., Sept. 7, IM't.X. Administrator.
VHMINlSTKATtiK S NtlTItTE.
r .state ol Joseph lriste. deceased,
la.' tiers of Administration on the estate ot los
eph t'rlste. deceased, late ol "resson township,
in t'ainhria county . I'a.. havtnif tieen icranted to
me, all persons in lebted to said estate are hereby
notihed to make payment to me without delat .
and those having claims ajtaiust sal. I esuite i'l
present them properly authenticated lor settle
ment. JOHN t. tMtlSI E.
Administrator.
270' Market street, Allegheny i'nj, fa.X
YIITICK.
We. "tie nnderslitned. hereby all persons
not to hunt, fish or trespass In anr way on our
premises, as we will prosecute to the lull extent
ot tbe law. H. H NUM..
JOHN KKHE,
AI-EXU'S W1LI,,
J. A. Ol. ASS.
A.. I. M'Ml'U.t'S.
ii rt i h M Nttxas.
Clearfleltl township. March V. ls4.
ALtVlOST
(Seyowd
to
vi
LDEF I
to
to
A Hard-Times Benefit Irresistible in Force !
Tbe Result of Shrewd Bnyics M Far-SeeiET Management.
Our Spring Goods arc now in. We can show you the
Latest Styles in Dry Goods, Clothing etc., at Astonishingly
Low Prices. '
(&tol
BELOW WE QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
of our Many Big Bargains:
Park wash oaPi'tx'S .v. xr yard
Kim- prims '. mt yard, fin in. t prict tn-
'ra"li v. pt-r yard
lr"is Miiiiliaiiis, all patu-rtis v.
Lancaster : Ginohams
ISpecial Drive
at 6 Cents.
Muslin, full varil w ill.- tYir v. ,,.i
Outinjr i-ltitli, all paiti-riis. at. ..Si-, and lf.
t'art't t-liain, 5-ply. all rtiltirs -Jilt-.
i-auii'S vfis. very lancy. at lilt-
All tin I.ATKST VnVl'i tiu'c iv
1 KI M MINUS at tins.- timir.-s.
IS siH'fiiii salt- in LACK AN'P EM
KK( I 1 )KU1 KS fruni L'c. pt-r yaid up.
ClotMiii ani Gents' FmnisMnis.
Our stuck of clulliinjr m-vt-r as 'ttn
plftti as now. Any kind of cut or pattt-rn
vim want.
Mfii's suits in sack only for fn.r.0
Ki'ttt-r suits in any cut from ."i.mi up
Youth's .'1-pii'i'f suits fruni f'.'.oo up
t'liildrt'ii's -pitt'i- suits from T.V-. tip
(.'hiltlrt'n's kiicf pants for i.k;
IN - GENTS' - FURNISHINGS
Wc Excell Many Larger
Establishments.
Fancy lamidi ii-tl shirts with collar at-tat-hitl
for litlc
Latest stylf fancy hiiindrit-il shirts with
two collars f(r s.h-
Window hlintls (in two colors only) with
nun-lit sprint; fur only p.ic
Ciirtuiti poles foiiipli-ii- fur -joe
Wall Paper--A Specialty-Wall Paper
TXSFurniture, Trunks and
Valises must go to make room.
Kin ln'ti c-hairs, lifiht or dark, fur per
set.
Si.litl haitlwootl liedroom suit, eiuht pieces,
fortuity . -j tm
fupiMiards. sinks, sidelioanls 'ind l.iut.ir.'s
at verv Itiw prices.
i:jj"'Tht"e iiimmIs arc all new and first
ifrailc wtnk on them.
in Shccc.
tiVHerc is my puaran tee:
" " I F S i ioKS I M 'NT W K A i: SAT I s"
: ka(T(ii:ii,y, i wii.l;i i: a m:v
: I'A Hi KKKK.
. lioes that I sell Wear out.
I. ailies" tliiiiL'ula tip. spriiia heel luttt. opera
or congress l. are worth ,'.io
Ladies" tlonir ila, opera, l.im.m. l.ti are
worth 1.7.".
WE CAN
START YOU
U
0
a
uuuuuuijiji 111 U
-IX-
U
-AT-
ANY FIGURE
$20 to $2,000.
j
a
B
n
ii
A so'id leather workins sln.e fur wear, ih
hiMi,y .H'. a pail
If yiiti want a ni.-c tires sIiim- Satin calf.
conirress tir late fl.T.I they are worth
!. i.
Men's styli-h tip lyncher calf f .') are
vtorth l.in.
liMen'sFineConcorflan
Lace, TIand-sewed, for $3.00
they are worth 5.00.
Men's
Extra Fine Kangaroo
Lace or Congress, $2.50.
nusset. hut ton or lace a few left . . . .?1..H
are worth ?-.'.."io.
Ladies doiiula tip Illm-li.-r. . . i are
worth (:',..
Latlies' (lford tie in Kuset. patent
leather and doiinla. all shapes ami
styles T.'h". and up
Ladies' Slipers, 50c.
AND 1" I'WAKPS.
t luiiiren s sprinir lieei. initton. s:es .".to
j i.
I Infants" shoes from -f,,'- up
A very stylish shoe for men. conirn-s or
lace l.'J.'i are worth f .'.mi
WE MAKE
A LEADER
on a hand-sewed Kanpiroo, lace
or conjrress. for
You cannot duplicate this
shoe in any other store for less
than
S6.00.
TJGive us a call for Shoes
and you will e convinced that
we carry the liest Line in tewn
for Wi-.tr, Style and Low Prires.
Yours,
THE LEADER.
K. L. JOHSSTOS. M.J.BL fh. A. H.HK K.
IXTABLIHHItD 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Co.7
HANKKKS,
EBEN'SBUIUi. - rENN'A.
A. W. Ht l K, 'aNltlrr.
TARLIHHB-;!tS.
Carrolltown Bank,
UAKKtUJ.TIIWN, PA.
T. A. KIIAKHWHII, t'n-iblrr.
General Banting Ensiness Transactcfl.
Tbe lollowlnic are tbe principal feature! ol
KCDcral batsioir hufiiness :
IIF.lMfSITN
Ket?elveil paytnMe on demanil. anil Interest bear
Idk certlDcatea le?ucj to time depojltora.
IIIASS
Eitemle.1 to enstntnerii on farorahle termx and
approved paper tll.arountetl at all times.
OI.I.ETII.S
Made In the locality and npon all the bantlnii
towns In tbe United States. t'barKes moderate.
I K A FTd
Is.ine.1 netcotlahle In all parts nr tbe tTnltd
Staten. and lorelicn ezcbanKe lffued on ill parts
of Enrol e.
At'-rfU'HiTS
(If men-bantu, farmers and others sollrlted. to
whom rea.tonat.le accomodation will tie extended.
Patrons are assured that all transactions shall
be held as ."trlotly private and c-inhdentlal. and
that they will he treated as liberally as good
tiankln rnles will per-nlt.
Keypectfnlly,
JOIIKNTO.'. KI CK CO.
TIE LEVEK
THAT MOVES THE MARKET !
Ji. K. PA TTO v. IT.H. tl. SAXDFamt,
freniilrut. Canhirr.
THE
First National Bank
OF I'ATTON .
PATTON. Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid up, - - $50,000.
Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals
received uMin the uio.n favoralile terms
consistent with "ale and conserva
tive HanklaK.
Steamship Tickets lor salt by all the leading:
Lines and Korelvn lira Its payable in any
of ihe principal cities ol tbe
(.Id World.
All correspondence will have onr personal and
prompt attention.
IntrreM Paid on Time Drpoalta.
OC113.U3
Has eniiMed 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 TJlin.ls. Wsill Rinr fur.
jtain Poles, Oil Cloth and Carpets. All the ew Styles in Men's
j Shoes, StiJl Hats for men and boys,
OXJTlJNTGr SHIRTS,
and Underwear. Full stocks to choose from in all Departments
and at Low Cash Prices. Full stock of Groceries, Flour and Feci
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
treatetl right and where your Dollar will go further than elsewhere.
S. L. KIID.
VATZIOT Htllll.
REED & READE,
Attorneys at Ihav,
EBENSm'Ktf. - - I'ENNA.
- Ittice on Centre street. I fiS va
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys nt Isvav,
EHENSBUKd, PA.
rtitrlM In lra House. 2.9.M
rr w. DICK,
JL ATTOKNEY-AT-I.AW,
Lbohsuhii, Piss'a'
44Speclal attention to Riven claims for Pen
sion HonntT. etc. ch7- "Svu
T F. MrKKNIiICK,
ATTtlKNBV AMI C.H'NHBLLOR AT LAW,
EKtNsmia). - pa
K I (flee on Centre street.
H
II. MYERS..
attorhey-at-i.. a w.
E.BBNSBCBO. f A.
StVOPeetn Oollonade Kow.od 4 'antra street.
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKM EY-AT LAW,
tBNBBrB8, PBH HA,
HTIlffiet In Upera Honse. Center street.
CANGEB
an.t Tumor. ct'KFTi ; no tuff. ,
kn.i trvt-. t'rs. i.uti.ii.1 s iiimH,
Llui til. i.im;innati
DR. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment f all Chronls A mictions, lliseare
ol Women and troubles re.)alrin Stirvlc! Aid
tifttce hours up t v a . 1 to 3 and 7 tu tl r. M.
1 11 1 11 A V K II E, ALltMIMA, I'A.
janlklH
Thos. BRADLEY'S OA
GALLITZIN, PA.
STORE
BtWill Pay You
TootoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, tu
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattmsrs, Oil Cloths,
lilanKets, Feathers, &e. Prices Reduced on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Lnrge
Packages.
Jaevies Ouinn.
RBDUCTJOX IX
OUTWARD : STEERAGE !
TICKETS TO QUEENSTOWN, $14.
nn!5 yi
Office in Mullen & Smith's Clothing Store, Lilly, Pa.
"Washington and Jefferson College.
NINETY FtH'KTH YF.AK ojens Sept. 12. Folly rqalrped tor college wotk. KlectiTe ows
atlai.tesl to prepare lor MuJy jI the learned prt.lefMor y. ljitHTntniie inr 'l.emitrT. Mineral.. r
and Hli.lfufy. New i ihservatorr. Atheletfe Field and r-m UtninMnm with Metliml IHrectr
Expenses very wodoraie. A.uu'nl 3644. Address. THk riitMDI M, aalagtea, I'a. (an