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tor to the family ot'iw.fe J, oort9 on
several oet-asions, rfiuil sr Miome In
I'ittsbnr!? t.i rriday, October !; a:ed 20
years.
Arranaements have Vnen completed
thT-oiijih tlieelTortsol A. K. Patton. w here
by the lon distance telephone service is
Iii lie extended from Altoona to Patton.
The line w ill also tie extended on to Ilast
ini and Spaiisjli-r from I'attoii. coniiect
ili2 these towns with the srcnerdl system
of the American Telephone and Telegraph
cotnpativ. and the people of those towns
put in communication with the east and
Wist.
The Republicans of this county are
hoiiling meetings along the line of the
ailroad and in the south of the county al
most every night. Things are not so rosy
lined as they looked some time ago for
their candidates for assembly and sheriff
and they are making desperate efforts to
bring the voters into line. The calamity
how I don't appear to work as well as it
did and it now seems as if they cannot
make it wear until election day.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds, of the
interior department, in a decision holds
that section 4.71 of the revix-d statutes,
relative to the payment of nccrued pen
sions, is applicable to pensions under the
act of July 'J7, lS'.rj, granting pensions to
t he survivors of eertaiu Indian wars and
authorizing the v idows of such deceased
soldier to prosecute his pending claim un
der that act. and receive the oecured pen
sion to the date of the soldier's death.
Saturday morning last the dead body
of K. I. Hartley, of llellvvood, a tailor by
occupation, was found in his room. Hart
ley had not been seen for a week previous
to the finding of his body. The supposi
tion is that he committed suicide, as an
empty laudanum bottle was found on a
trunk near the cot on which the body,
w hich was badly decomposed, lay. A sec
ond bottle of laudanum was also found
under his pillow with part of the contents
gone.
Kx-t iovernor A ndrew (I. Curtin'sw ill
has been eiiteied for probate. It is dated
September 4. I-'.H, is w ritten on one side of
a sheet of legal cap, and bciiieaths every
thing to his beloved wife, her heir and
assigns forever. There is no knowing how
much of an estate the governor left, but
conservative olimates place it at i.ear
j 1 ,i i i.i 11. He held t he cout lolling amount
of -lock in three banks. In addition, he
had con-idi-rable leal estate ami other
valuable Secul it ies.
On Monday afternoon the corner stone
of the new M . K. church in this place, was
laid with the usual ceremonies, the stone
lieing a handsome piece of marble w ith the
.late ls4 fiit tin the fare and in a recepta
cle cut in the -tone was placed a bible,
hymn book and a copy of cacti of the Kbens
liurg paper- of last week's issue. Kev. L.
Mi ) iiiire. of (.'ooiiersdale, delivered a ser
iiun appropriate to the occasion after
which a collection was taken up which
amounted to over
The souvenir edition of the Johnstown
7 iwH -iit is on our table, and as a speci
men of typographic an ami enterprise in
nott -papcr.lom. is a credit ".o the estab
lishment from which it was iued and to
the city that sii-iains it. Its pictures of
leading citizens, bii-iness Iioum- and man
ufacturing establishments ale not excelled
in any work of the same kind that has
conic to our sanctum from the large cities,
ami the people of J ob Ii stow n should be
proud of the ( nun-rut.
John Leighty died at his home in Kb
ensbnrg at "J o'clock on Monday afternoon
from typhoid fever, aged about -7 years.
The deceased was a popular young man.
strung ami athletic, and in the pride of
inaiihoo.i w hen on Thursday of last week
tie was -ttii-keii with that dread disease
which cau-ed bis death in l.s. than a
week. He was as, .ii .f tin- late William
Leighty and is survived by his mother and
several brothers and sisters. His funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon, his
remains Iwing interred in Lloyd's einelery.
During several weeks past unknown
etieuii.'s of John Hoover, a wealthy resi
dent of Allegheny township, Ulair county,
have been killing his live stock and steal
ing his till keys, geese, etc.. at a rate that
threatens to impoverish him. Valuable
cattle and numbers of line sheep have been
slaughtered, night after night, and the
u t tlio-t v igilance of the local authorities
have failed to connect anybody with the
depredation;. The other night a heavy
charge of shot was lire.l at him. but a-i.'e
from cutting his clothing, theshotdid him
lit tie injury.
Miss Hannah Mis-ey. aired 24.
laughter of C 15. Massey. general solici
tor of the Philadelphia, Willmingtoii and
l'.al limot v railroad, died on the Limited
K press just as the irain was passing
Johnstown on Monday morning. Her
death was caused by consumption. In
company with her father and mother she
was returning from Colorado Springs,
w here she had been sojourning for some
time, hoping that the climate would lieiit
tit her failing healrli. The icmains were
taken through to Philadelphia on the
train on which she died.
A team that was alxuit being hitched
up at the livery stable of O'Hara, Luther
A- I avis on Thursday morning started on
u run with the sw inglctrees and double
tree attached. They ran on to the pave
ment in front of the Mountain House pool
room and then turned, when each horse
taking opposite sides of one of the large
shade trees on the curb, separated the
team and one horse was thrown and then
captured. The other ran to the jail where
it ran against the iron fence, breaking olf
one post and breaking down a panel of the
fem e. One of the horses was severely
hurt while the other escaped injury.
Things looked brisk down at the mouth
of Cush ( reek on Monday, w hen over 1)
mi'ii on a work train pulled in at Dow ler
and at once proceeded to build a bridge
over dish Creek, lay ties and rails and
build things up in general. One thousand
fed of railroad was made this one day up
the river toward Kurnside. It is nothing
but a bluff on the part of the Pennsyl
vania railroad to heck the P.eech Creek
from crossing ai this point. The Pennsyl
vania people are silently going ahead com
pleting the necessary work, and appear to
act as if everything was it. K. A corps of
them are it work between here and Hills
dale and another tctwceii Mahatfey and
l.rc. tilin Cmiiflull Count.
-On I'riday night of last week an effoft
was made by some parties at pit-sent un
known to blow up an ur.occu.iied house in
the outskirts of Carroll tow ti. On Saturday
iiu. ruing a piece of fuse atxtut twelve feet
long yvas found leading out from the
the building. I'nder the building and at
tached to the fuse was a quantity of dyna
mite sufficient to have blown it into
kindling wood. At the other end of the
the fuse was a lot of matches, some of
tlit-m burned and some not. and some papei
that tiad tM-eii set on lire. It was evident
that the parties to the dastardly deed had
set lire to the paper, exuecting il to com
municate to the fuse, and made a hasty
departure. The lire in the paper after
burning slightly did out and thus avert
ed an explosion that would have destroy
ed the building. The discovery w as kept
quiet for the purpose of trying to liu-1 out
w ho the guilty parties are.
F.rrtaft- Pair Foand.
k rles Lane, a former resident of the
Seventeenth ward, and Miss Annie Hoov
er, who also formerly lived in this city,
were arrested yesterday at Greensburg by
Constable Isaac J. Harris, and the long
looked-for pair now occupy separate cells
in the city orison awaiting transportation
in the county -jail. The charge against
Lane Is ad u I try, which was made by Eliz
abeth Wise, while Annie is Indicted on
oath of Mrs. Alice Lane, the wife of ttie
the prisoner, with fornication.
Early last July Lane deserted his wife
and three children and went to (Ireens
burg. Some two weeks later Annie took
her departme. It was generally tielieved
the pair had eloped, but ctTorts to' locate
them proved failures until yesterday, when
Constable Harris learned that the parties
were living together as man and wife at
Greensburg.
Theoflicer, armed with ttie legal papers,
departed yesterday morning, alid after
much trouble located Lane and Annie in
ttie outskirts of Greensburg. Lane, sin-e
living Johnstown, has been known as
Charles Lane, alias Charles Ross, alias
Charles Alexander. It was the assumed
names under which he had ticen sailing
which aided him in eluding the law so long.
Immediately after their arrival last
night on the Fast Line lioth were escorted
to the olliee of Alderman Harris, where
the charges against each were read. They
waived a hearing and Ixith stand commit
ted to answer to the grand jury at tin- De
cember term of court. 7'it tultsy'n .lufins
tmrti DeiiuH-rtit.
Along with the above we glean the fol
lowing from the Greensburg .Yrtjiis:
"There are other circumstances connected
w ith the affair w hich may terminate more
seriously far Lane and his paramour. A
child was born to the woman about live
wet-KS ago. which died very suddenly and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery on
Sunday. Lane visited the A ryux oflice
yesterday morning ami pleadingly request
ed that a notice of his child's death should
not lie published, for reasons which he
gave. Suspicion was at once aroused, and
the matter was lieing investigated w hen
he was arrested. It is suspected, and on
good grounds, too, that the child was put
out of the way. When Lane was accused
of the crime he said he could account for
the child's death when the proper time
came. The 'oody w ill lie exhumed and a
thorough investigation made."
Annie Hoover, meiitiom-! in the above
article, is an Kbensburg girl and resided in
this place until a Unit a year ago.
Kent Entate Traiifrii.
Citizens' liuildmg and Loan Association
to James M. Wallers, Morrellville; con
sideration, ?4m.
Emanuel Ueighard et ux. to Samuel
Moose, Taylor. 1,
Samuel Moose t-t ux. to .Ionian Grove.
East Taylor, f 1,2m.
Sarah Ann Grove et vir. t Asberry
Gruve, Mineral Point, fI2."i.
Samuel Kring's administrator to Lydia
Reynolds, Adams, I.iKio.
Harriet L. Ellis et al. to William I).
Wire, Johnstown. ?.'t."ui.
John H. Ka-t et al. to Eliza Roos, Johns
town. ?i,:m.
Elia Vieiing et vir. to August Viering.
Jr., Jolmstow i.. ?i.
August Viering. Jr., to Henry Vieiing.
Johnstown, t.
Ea Marchl et vir. to Adolph Ascher et
a!. John-tow n, $l,2.H.
Charles Noel to Sebastian P. Sybert,
Minister, I.sm.
John J. Hank to Geoge C. Veager, Clear
field. Cambria Iron Company toChristian Sta
gle. Uppel Voder. $'.2:j.
John Ashcroft ft al. to A. V. and C. II.
Itarker, Cresson, $1.
Isaac Weakland to Cambria A- Clearfield
Railroad Company. Susquehanna, f I.
Sheriff of Cambria county to Alexander
L. I'.lack. Johnstow n. Sl.'.tm.
Jane Jones el vir. to EU-nsburg Agricul
tural Society. Jambria, (U.
Jacob I use ho to Mary Kirtly, Morrell
ville, f2,iJ.
Arnmrnl
The following cases will In' argued at
argument court. Oetolicr is-.n:
Scrabuc vs. Davis.
Scrabuc vs. Mover.
Gray vs. p. R. R. Co.
Commonwealth vs. Kojohn el al.
Belts vs. Michaels.
Commonwealth vs. McAvoy.
In re petition of M. P. Kearney for sat
isfaction of mortgage.
Iu re exceptions to report of auditor to
distribute fund from McClelland property.
Monroe Kros. A- Co. vs. Leap.
Equitable L. A. It. Association vs. Holt
et al.
Iu re exceptions to report of auditor to
distribute fund from Jones property.
Warner vs. Leahey et al.
Miller vs. Anderson et al.
In re opening Zollncr alley in Carroll
town borough.
Roroiigh of Morrellville vs. Runner.
Padula vs. Flick.
Grambling vs. Trustees Ev. Assn.
In re road in Reade township. (Petition
to strike off continuation. i
Weiiuer vs. Reilstein.
Mi Dermilt vs. Miller.
Powers vs. McNallv.
Commonwealth vs. Peters.
In re petition of John Eger for satisfac
tion of mortgage.
Mellon vs. Camp.
Mctveii.ie vs. Will.
In re road iu Allegheny township.
Equity cases
Gannon vs. Widmann.
Gannon vs. P.anlley.
McCauii vs. Lilly Water Co.
J. C. Dakhv,
Protho'iotary.
Ilimic illm-telf.
On Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. John
Morgan, residing in Cambria township,
about three miles southe-ist of Ebeiisburg,
went to ttie barn, accompanied by anoth
er woman, for the purpose of filling a bed
tick w ith straw, they weie startled to see
the lifeless body of a man hanging sus
pended from a beam, with a rope around
his luck. Word was sent to Ebeiisburg
and several people went out to see if they
could identify the man, as he was a
stranger in the nc ighliorhood. He was
identified as an insane man, a Slav by
birth, who had lieeu an inmate of the
almshouse for a year or more, and who
was previous to his admission to the alms
house a resident of Hastings. Several
weeks ago tie escaped from the almshouse
and since that lime he had lieen tramping
the country, and notwithstanding the
authorities were searching for him. he
succeeded ill eluding them. He was about
30 years of age, and was known at the
almshouse as the "dummy." as he never
talked to anyone and would stand or sil
iu one position for hours at a time. We
failed to learn his name.
Kliot and Knbbfil.
Jacob P.urket, an Arab teddlerof Johns
town, while walking down the railroad
near Coneniaugh Furnace was attacked by
two men. one white and the other colored,
who roblicd him of tiis (Mtcketbook contain
ing twenty-five dollars and a watch val
ued at twenty-eight dollars. After rob
bing him Rurket started to follow the
highw ay men w hen they lired two slots at
him both of which took effect, one in the
right hip and the other in the calf of the
left leg.
Some railrwad lalnirers hearing the shoot
ing went to tturket's assistance, when ttie
robbers lied. He was taken to ttie Johns
town hospital where his wounds although
sore are not considered dangerous.
( n 1 1 Xalnral.
Naturally enough some of our readers
may think ttial the political department
of our paper is becoming a little top-heavy
these days. Oimlimj.
Quite natural when they digest the as
sertion and Ix-lief of the (luxtiinj that il
w as "ihe McKinley law w hich placed so
much money in the till during Cleveland's
first term." "Top-heavy" sounds well
and the Uunllmj tills the bill w hen it ven
tures on politics or the tariff.
A RfBdlnc Hon m.
A public reading room has been a )ong
felt want in Ebensburg and is now an es
tablished certainty. The room in th
Rivinius building on High steeet oyer the
store of E. C. Parrish lias been rented and
Is tieing put in shape for use. . At a meet
ing held recently the follollowiug named
ofticers were elected: I'resideut, Rev. R.
Sirhowy Jones; vice president. V. S. IJar
ker; treasurer, A. W. Buck; secretary,
Geo. L. Bearer.
Following are the constitution and by
laws adopted:
Article 1.
Name. The name ot this association
shall tie "The Young Men's Reading Room
Association of Etiensbnrg. Pa.''
Article 2.
Object. Ttie ol.j.t-t of this Association
shall tie to provide for the intellectual, so
cial and physical culture of young men.
Article 3.
Memttershiu. The membership of this
Asso iation is free to all who submit to
the rules and regulations of this Associa
tion. Article 4.
Management. First. The supervision
and management of t he affairs oi this As
sociation shall be entrusted to a hoard of.
live directors who shall be elected annual
ly by subscribers of one dollar and up
wards. Second. The directors shall appiint a
pr s dent, a secretary and a treasurer.
'1 bird. The e'ecttoii of directors shall be
held ot; the third Monday of Septemlx-r of
each year, and w ill be decided by a major
ity of the subsi-rilMrs present.
Article a.
Fiist. The president shall convene and
preside over the meetings of the board of
directors.
Second. The secretary shall keep a care
ful le -oni of all (he meetings and attend
to all correspondence.
Third. The treasurer shall have charge
over all funds and pay out same on orders
signed by the president and secretary, and
make an annual report at the annual
meeting of the subscribers.
Article (1.
Amendments. This constitution can lie
amended by a two-third vole of the sub
sctibers present at the annual meeting.
Article 7.
First. The rot, in of the Associ ation shall
lie open on week days from 2 o'clock 1". M.
until It) I-. M.
Second. Each person is expected to con
duel himself in an orderly and gentleman
ly manner.
Gk. L. IIkakkil
Jlarrlaice l.lceiiet.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Thursday, October is.
lv.n:
Albert T. Ager. Rarr town-hip. and An
na Marv Yost, Cambria township.
Samuel S. Greer ami Emma E. Masters,
Johustow ii.
John Get.y and Emma Orso. Johustow n.
John Randell and Harriet E. Gregory,
Patton.
I. Frank Butler, Johnstown, and Gertie
F. Forsha. Coopersdale.
John L. Raah and Jane Vuly, Johns
town. William II. Grambling and Lizzie M.
Vainer, Adams township.
James C. Patterson. Hastings, and Mary
I). McCnnihie. Spangler.
Albert M. Buck and Mary A. Phalen,
Carroll township.
John C. Adcoek. Pottsville, Pa., and
Lydia Teeter. John-town.
Augustiii Conrad. Loretto, and Ella
Kay lor, Carrolltown.
Abraham Hale. Patton. ami Adam Prv
oi , Gallil.in tow nship.
Emma Kaml.r and Henrietta Maloy,
Johnstown.
John. Miles Bo.vser, Blue Knob. Blair
county, and Eva May Imler. Puritan.
Ellis Wbittaker, Walsall, and Elizabeth
Stafford. Hastings.
Andrew J. Rager. Mineral Point, and
Frances A. Closon. Ehrenf.'hl.
Samuel Gam be to and Theresa Cata.
Hastings.
Webster 11. Dishoug and Johanna Tay
lor, Johustow n.
Annual I irnmlou KlKMlnilrnilron
l:trk fin lite Prniinjlvaiila
Kal I rontl .
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces thai their annual autumnal ex
cursion to RhiHtodctidrou Park. Lloyds
ville, will be run on Saturday. Octotx-r 2o.
Al I his time of the year a trip over the
forest-clad mountains of Penii-y Ivania in
their autumnal spl-udor. unsurpassed iu
richness and variety of color by the works
of the greatest artists, is most enjoyable.
The acme oT perpection, however, is
reached at Rhododendron Park, w here na
ture in all its wihliiess and in modern cul
tivation is preserved w ith charming effect.
A special train will leave Pittsburg at
s-.m a . m.. and stop at principal int i med
iate stations between that place and Cres
on, ihe latter point included.
Excursion tickets for this occasion, good
to return until October 22, inclusive, ami
and permuting of stop-off at Altoona on
the return trip, will tie sold at $3.m from
Pittsburg. ?'.'.4' from Greensburg. Sl.'jr.
from Johnstown. 70 cents from Cresson.
and proportionate rales from intermediate
stations.
The extremely low rates that prevail for
t hese ex c u is i ns render t hem very popular
and the opport unity offered by this year's
excursion should not lie missed.
Hurt on fli Kallrnatl.
On Monday evening M. J. Wait., a well-
know u carpenter and contractor of Gal
lil.in, apeared al the watch-box at Kit
laiiniug Point with his arm broken and a
number of cuts and bruises on his head
and fare. He was unable to explain how
he received his injuries but supposed that
when he was getting off one train another
came along and siruck him. He was
laken to the Altoona Hospital where the
surgeons amputated his left arm above the
elbow. Mr. Walt, is now a resident of
of Gallitiu but was a former resident of
Clearlield township, residing near Chest
Springs, w here he ow ned a farm. He has
a w ife and six children, of w hom one sun
remains al home. His family were noti
fied by telegraph of the accident that had
In-fallen him.
Nrliool Ke(orl.
R'-port of Ashville school for month of
October: Number enrolled hoys, is; girls,
2; total. .Vi. Average attendance hoys,
21; gil Is. 2.1; total. 4'.i. Perfect iu attend
ance: Samuel Doyle, Chester Doyle. Rob
ert Will. Herman Eckeurode, John Par
rish. John Eckeiirode. Lo!iis Pierot t i. Jos -eph
Pierotti. Ross Burgoon, Eddie Ilanlin,
.Morgan Lit.inger. Herman Lit.ingtr,
Katie M .'Carty. Ahnie Mansfield. Gertrude
Myers. Cora Myers. Laura Will. Bertha
Will, Rhoda Mansfield. Bessie Delozier,
Maggie Elder. Marie Ellwanger. Eva
Liizinger, Carrie Eckeiirode and Minnie
Delozier. s. w.
Almoota fw York Oally.
That Democratic wonder, the New York
H'ti.i H'o7. lias just changed its week
ly into a t wice-a-w ek paper, and you can
gel the two papers a week for the same old
priet ?I.m a year.
Think of it! The news from New York
right at your door fresh every three days
1(U papers a year.
The I'kkkm AN" and the M"o77 will tie
sent to any address for one year for 2.m.
" 4 "Vl'lT Kneruellr men to -11
I 1 1 1 j 1 ur choice ml complete
hue til ursery .-mik'U an J seed iitt Kith
ralarv and cotniuifMnn l.alU wet kly P..vidk
tint H?rmanent oiiiid KuaraDteed hq.1 puccep
aiurel to khm1 men Special Inducement to
. iraiancin. r.si'ei iviii-e iii uecet-i-arT. rariuinvc
territory mnd Tour omn choice tl same irlreu. 1 K
not delay hut api.ly In
AI.I.KN SI'HSKKY CO .
O rowers mnd I'rupaKatorf. Koheter, N. Y
PTKAY HI I.I.. Oame to the preml.-e of Ihe
O sut'oritnT m Black Met township alxiut the
middle nt Septemher a two year old red hull, not
marked. The owner Is mi'ieMed to oome for
ward, prove property, pay changes and take tilm
away, otherwise he will he distxmed ol affording
to la'w. JOStPll i'HISEK.
Oct. 10. ls'.4.
Mlarellaneona 'Sonre.
-V-
SriCKHOLDEKJ' AXM'AL IEKU t.
tStorkholders annual meet t mi ol tl e Iflj
Kuildmic and I.oan A'snciation will be held la
Kamey's Hall I'HIKII THURSDAY IN lCTO
bfcK. is. at 7 o'clock, p. a., lor the veneral
transaction of husiness and 'lection ol rtneers to
serve for the ensulnic year. Seventh (Tin) series
ol stock will he issued that nlKht,
. J.B.MlLLtN,
Lilly, Pa.. Oct. 12. l4.a Secretary.
VALUABLE PKOPEKTY FOU SALE.
A lot ot arroood In the East ward of Ebeus
burn. Do by 204 I eel. In desirable location, bavloic
a two-storied I raine 1 ouse. S rooms and basement.
In excellent -repair. Will be sold cheap and on
reasonable term. M. U. K1TTE1.L.
EbeDsborg. Pa., Anxurt 10 tf
T'HE Ehenshnr Kulldina; a. Loan Association
will otter for sale at the otiucil chamber, Eb
ensbunt, on the fourth Jlomlav In October,
(l.oou.oo. TlltlS. 1A IS.
Luster Likimer, Secretary. President.
I.uK SALE.
A pair Klack Match Hjrsesfor sale cheap,
tt years old: wil wehch from l.'ino to I 30i ea-h.
For particulars Inquire al the othce ot the ln
HAS ccU.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
That, can be
MADE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. I f you wish the
Most : Moraly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market a.sk for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
ctlS.S'Jly.
rmsHt'KU KEPT..
piTTSBrm. pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In etlect May 27. 184.
'nnnerlliinal 4'reHnon.
EAST.
Seashore Express, week dys
AltMni Accommodation. weeU days
Hay E.x l-r dally "
Altoona Exprein. daily.....
Mail Kzireis. daily
1'hlludeinlila Express, daily
WEST.
.lohnstown Accommodation, week days .
Pacinc Expre?4. daily .1...
Way I'as-enirer week days
Mail Train, week days
Faxi Line, dally
JohnMowu Accommodation, week days...
. 6 3n a m
. ! 1 a ui
.11 t-4 a in
. 1 "0 p in
. 6 17 l in
S U a m
8 :-'T a m
'J in
4 LM p m
p. in
ft 34 p m
:this if-A-ZHiHi's.
F.ltriiNlMi rtf It rone Ii.
Trains leaves a- billows: T.V0, Hi -Jil a. m.. and
3.3o p. in and arrive al fruiMun at T A7. In U t.
m. and 4 ii5 p in. I.e;i;-e 'renson at V 3o. 11 311 a.
m and 5.;u p. iu.. and arrive at Ehenshurtc at
10.M5 a. m. and XI 16 and ti O i p. m.
I rrwnn ami 4'lenrlteltl.
I-eavf lrvnii i at f 45 a. in. and 2 AO p. m. arrlv.
lnit at Creon :il 8 tl.i a m. and 4 p. m. 1-eave
'resf on ; ;:s a. iu. and 5 p . in ., arriving at Ir
vnna at Hi.;.5 a in. and li 4 p. m.
For r iti'8 m ips, etc , call on aitcnt or address
Thom. E. Watt. P. A. W. IIU Filth Ave.,
Piitoburn. Pa.
S. M. I'KKViiST.
(leneral Manager.
J. It. WOiHt.
iteneral Manatcer.
JOHN PFISTER,
OF.AI.F.K IX
GL MERCHAHDISF,
Hardware. QEccnswarr,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
VKI.l.TAKl.tS IX sKiMIV,
II KM F-S.", KTtV,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
mawi 2ly
Eteiislinri Fire Insurance Jpcy,
rl AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent
To Investors.
"" V iro away from home to seek Investments
W when ou can buy IVnnsy Uam i First
MorttcaKc Securities on Ihe t:ash or Monthly
Payment plan and r hich will net you twenty per
cent, on your mime)? For particulars call on or
address li. A.KM11.KHAHT,
auic5.vei EbensburK, Pa.
is the Best
BUSINESS
COlXEGE
An America for b-
.tiiinuip a broad-X
winning eiluca-f
tion. Forcirculars
address
P. DUFF 4 SONS, PjTTSBURG, PA.1
WANTED BY
SAM'L WELLS & CO..
67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, O.
LARGEST EXPORTERS OF GINSENG IN THE U. S.
VDMINIsTUATOK S notice.
Estate o( iliiaiu Oarrett. deceased.
Letters ot administration on the estate ol t il
liam O.irrett. deceaseil. late ol Muntiter township.
Cambria county. Pa.. h.iinic been icranlcd to
me. all persons indebted to said estate are here
by notified to make payment to me without lo-
Ihv. and those hahini; claims aualnst said estate
will present them prrperly anthentlc-itcl for set
tlement. OE.liE W.tlAKIiElT,
Munster, Pa., Sept. 7, lHvt X Administrator.
DR. BUCK.
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.
Treatment l all ChrontJ Altlictioos, llise.res
of Women anil troutdes requiring: Suriclcal Aid.
( tmce hours up ! 9 a . .. I to 3 aud 7 to 8 P. M.
1S-.-J laril AVENUE. AI.lttONA.PA.
Janla.M
BARGAINS
DScat AH of the Many Startling Hiics
We Mavc BBeen (Oil'eHns.
A Word to Economical Buyers Concerning Fall and Winter Goods:
Mens Suits.
For .." we will s-ll you a Suit equal in
make, material and style to anv you have
ever Ixiiiirlit for foi 7.."i0 or fct.m.
A t 10.m we will sell an elegant line of
of t'assimers. Hough Cheviots, I ntinisli.-U
Worsteils Suits worth spol Cash f l."i.im.
Kotiirli shifliiii! Suits as low as $3..ri0.
wirth actual value lo any one J.l.rsi.
OUR BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
Clothing; Department
Is one mammoth selection ot all styles of
palti rns and styles of makes at astonish
ing low prices.
Children's Doul.le-i'.reasted Suits at
l.-'.'i to ?r.5o.
Children's Overcoats, with or without
Cajies. 1. '. to 4.rst.
Hoys' Suits, all sizes, for J3.m and up to
l'-'...
Koys' Overcoats at any figure you want,
as we have them to suit every hod y.
We have a line that will attract every
body. Men's work i iiu Pants for T.'i cents.
Men's scuff or evening Pants foi fl.tJ".
1. -.".. I..H and f j.int.
Men's line dress Pants for i:i.mainl up to
$7.( (.
Hoys' knee Pants for -li cents, '." cents,
"id cents, 7.1 cents, yr cents.
OVERCOATS.
Ifi'We can save you lots of money by
buying your Overcoat from us.
Heavy 1 1 ersey Overcoats, hi ue or black,
long. !aiest style, for t-i.:t to 7..
Moscow lii-avi-r, all wool, for JS.oi.
ATTENTION!
r""Anv Overcoat that we have left from
last eason we are willing to sacrifice ji
cents on the dollar on. thus:
ilo.tu t ivercoat for only $."..
;" si Overcoat for -J.:
Overcoat for 1.75
SHIRTS.
We txiuglil a job lot Laundried Shirts
very fancy, worth 1.(, w ill sell them off
for rs) cents.
Outing Shirts, full yard long, for 2:
cents.
Solid duck Shirts, all colors for 2.1 cents
lilack saline, extra heavy, for ."u cents.
VHMIMSTKATOK-S NOTICE,
rotate ol .loseiih t'riste. decease.1.
lit'tirr" ol Administration on the estaieut los
eph Crite. deceased, lale of Cresson township,
in t'amhna county . Pa., havlnir heen itranted lo
me. all persons m lelileil lo said estate are hereny
notihed lo make payment to me without delnt.
an.l those havinic claims airainst aaid estate wi'l
present them properly authenticated lor fettle
uient. KIILN (l.CKISIK.
Admitiisirator.
70' Market street. Allegheny ('ity. Pa.X
vrilTK'K.
We. tre nndcrslicned. herehy all persons
not to hunt, h.-h or trespass In an way on our
premises.au we will proecute to ihe lull extent
of the law. H. K Nf'r.L.
JOHN EE 11 E.
ALEXICS WILL,
J. A. HHSS.
A. I. M'MCLLEN.
lll'OH M NEEL1S.
Clearfield township. March . IM.
N '111 IOE Is herehy siren tnat the petition ol
Helena Mellon, deceased, vrayine for the
reconveyance of the pioperty assigned hy said
Henry Mellon to C. 1. Wharton lor the 1-eneDt ol
creditors. havm been presented to the Court nl
'ommon Plea ol Camhrta county Septemher
3rd ixM, that Ihe same will he acted uHn hy
said court on Monday, Ocloher Wth. lit.
.1. t:. UAKBY,
EbensburK, P., Oct. li, 1.'4. Prothonotary .
iWV can give vou tnderclotliin! to
suit the cold weat her for .VI cents M-rsuit.
These goods are extra heavy, verv soft ai.d
iioii-shriuking. Try it.
HATS CAPS.
If you want, tti wear latest, we have it
at a price to suit you. We sell Hat f,,r
!.( that formerly sold for
Caps, extra heavy, for stormy weather.
2.1 cents.
Fur Caps, with lx-ak. for .V cents. Ytui
never bought one lor less than el. in.
DRY GOODS.
I ml i:i I.I iu ( I if i 1 1 ... t - -
- - - - " - , an aio-i , Jill .
cents. Other stores sell them for 7 and
cenii.
I jark Calicoes for ." cents per yard
Turkey red oil Calicix s fur r. -..ni f..r.
mer price, s cents.
Shaker Flauuel, full vard wide, fur i;
cents per yard.
m usiin, oieached or unbleached, full yard
wide, for only .1 cents.
Lancaster t iiiigham fur C. cents per var.l.
Dark IMiling Cloth. Hi cents per yard.
Crash, bleached or n iili!-:i-l,.-.l f.,r .-.
cents.
Cretonne. S cents form. -r 1-. .......
It yard.
All wool dress pl.iids f,ir only I ' cents.
Handsome dark Saline f,.r i-i : -..i,t ..-
vard.
Wool Cashnn re. all cottiis. for c uts.
Ladles" Cloth. Is im hes wide, for :siiceiit-.
Sjirali Silk, all colors, for cents.
Velvet, all colors, for 4.1 cents.
Stocking Yarn, ail colors. 4 cuts for 2.1
cents.
Saxony Yarn, all colors. 3 cuts for :
cents.
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS
Ilililx-d Vests, long leev.'s fur 2.1 coiit.
Fleece lined Wool Vests, ."i cents.
Natural wool and scarlet vests for 7.1
cents.
Children's wool Hose, pi cents.
Trimming Hraid from 1 cent a yard up.
All izes and colors ladies' Corsets from
H cents to 1..
Ladies' wool Skirts for 7.1 cents, worth
f 1.2.1.
1-ply Carpet Chain, all colors. f.,r 2u
tJray Hlankets. extra heavy, for 7.1 cent'
a pair.
While Blankets, extra heavy. 1 wide
for l.:i.
Yellow Blankets, all wool, extra h.-avy
I Haps, all colors, from .in cents to
Special Drive in Ladies' Coats
All new styles, large IMltT sleeves, fur
trimmed, tight lilting, extra large buttoi s,
with very large roll collar, for ?1..1u and up
to f I I.i m.
A SACRIFICE!
Is-"1 Any Co'it that we have left over
from last st-asou u ill he sold for one-haif
the original price, thus;
?.. t oat for f.t .io
:t..m Coat for 1.7.1
FUR.YITURE.
We are stocked to our fullest capacity.
piece Hcd-room Suite :!! l,:.r,lu,'.J
forc2l.
Cuptioards. with role front io ... tl..,.
for cll.oo-ii.-v. r w as sold U fore for l.-
M.l l.
A Hew style Sink, with t w o .ir:w i-rs e .
Ila large hasiu. will, lid-cati tn- changed
to a siiieUiard when not in u.- f.,r oi.lv
.. In fa. t. our line is ail new ami com
plete.
SHOES. SHOES.
When in lie.-d uf SIhk-s Vi.n lo..l .. r,, 11
sell i-t ion iu men's, la. lies'. Imivs" and
lllllllell s. We.jtlote Vol! a few leader-:
Ladio" doiigoia tip, button. $1.2.1. worth
2.i.
Ladles' tip Blilchorette. $1.7.1. worth
$2.:-i.
Ladies hand turned butt. $2..1o. worth
$ i .VI.
Men's tip congress or lace. $1.2.1. w orth
$2.i i.
Men's top sole hrogan. 'n cents, worth
$1. -.'.I.
Men's top s,,l,. grain lace. $1.".1. worth
$2..K '.
Men" calf tin congress, or luce S '
w "rl h $2.7.1.
Men's tin congress, all r. in si.. t m
wort h $2.i i.
We carry a full line of men's ICip Boots.
lir line of Bul.liers is complete.
An Invitation.
Our Mock is as fair to look upon as a
pretty I.:;i ulin's f;t,-,..
Ihe newest. Worthiest ideas of tin
and women's wear are always iuourst.
Take our $2.7.1 calf Shoes for m.-u f.,r
Maine; also our ladies' i2..Vi iii mgola Si
l ne ie made iiy liainl. winch me
among other good things; thai there
no naiis ,,r 1M. lies insi,),. u ,,ii t the f
A il lieW shap.'S. too.
1 lo;i in and s, ,. i h.-m.
Your It nly.
u s
He.
in-
1 M ' .
ans
are
el.
ll 1
THE LEADER.
K. L. JOHXST0S. M.J.HVt'k. A. H.HU K.
Emtabli.shkd l8T'i.
Johnston. Buck & Co.,
I1ANKKKS,
EBENSBUBO. - PENX'A.
A. W. KICK. am tiler.
Carrolltown Bank,
OAKKIiLI.TtlWN, PA.
T. A. nlUKB4riill, t aiblrr.
General Banting Business Transacted.
The lollowlni are the prlnclpml feitturef ol
Keneral tiabKin luine8 :
nr.pMTN
Keoelved payable on (temand, and Intereet hear
Idk certlDcales Issued to tluie tleio8lun.
I.UAXN
Extended to rnstomera on lavorahle term and
approved paper discounted at all times.
OI.I.K4-TIO.N.H
Made In the locality and aon all thebantlnu
tuwna In the United States. I'liarices moderate.
nKArTh
lAsn..t n.tfntlnhlA In all ria rt n nf IhN lTnllA.1
Stat9. and lorelitn excbanice lsfned on ll paru
of Europe.
A OI KTS
(M merrhantj". farmers and other solicited, to
whom reasonable acromoilatlon will he extended.
Patrons are asnured that all transactions shall
be held as strirtly prUate and rinhdentlal, and
that they will he treated as lllieraily as good
hanking fules will persiit.
Kespectlully,
JOIIKNTOX. Bl t'K '.
THOS. BRADLEY'S
ICA
MAIN STREET, GALLITZIN,
A. k. p.tTTnv. it. SAxnronn,
freiiiiirtrf. Vanhirr.
THE
FirstNational Bank
F HATTOSi .
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, raid up, - - $50,000.
Aiwnnl." ot Corporations. Firms and Individuals
received uxin the most lavorahle terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive KankiK.
Steamship Tickets lor sale by all the leading
Lines and lore Inn lira its payable In any
of the principal cities ol the
I Ud World.
All correspondence will have onr personal and
prompt attention.
lairrnl Paid ou Time Isrpoalta.
OCII3.U3
s. L. min.
M AT" 1 T RK1 UK.
REED & READE,
Atlorne.vs ait Inw,
hBENsm'K.1. - - - PENNA.
- Ifflce on t:en.re street. (I a M
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys nt 1 av,
KBENSBl'Kll, PA.
Mjri im.se In era House.
rp W. DICK.
JL ATTtKNEY-AT-I.AW.
Kbkkhbi'kh. Pxwa'A-
wSeclal attention to riven claims lor Pen
sion Koanty. etc. cm-
T F. MrKEXKICK,
J imiun iiiiiriii'iniiLUiiiTtiw.
EBtrsiBl'KU. - PA
M-Offlce on Centre street.
H
II. MYERS.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
v ..m..t'.u pa.
-UIDn In tlollooade Horn, on t'eotra street.
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ITTIIKNKV.AT I. A W
Esssssrsa, Pxaaa.
tV Ifflf In Opera House. '.enter street.
I CANCER
and Tumor clREI no atrA.,
boo im-. Ira iiuTiit 4 bum.
. a aow tU Clin minll. C
Is filled to the roof with all the choice rools of the
season in Dress Goods, new Covert Cloths, (.ash
meres, HENRIETTAS AND SERGES.
Ilenreiettas from 3rj cents to the finest in the mar
ket. Full line of Prints, Muslins, Uantons and
Flannels.
New Things in Hosiery,
Shoes and Rubbers. Full line of Underwear for
men and boys. Splendid Assortment of
Outing and Dress Shirls,
commencing at 25 cents and up to 2.00. All the
New shapes in Soft and StilT Hats, commencing at
50 cents up to the finest made. Sec our new Non
Rip Shoe for Men and Boys. Full Assortment of
Flour and Groceries and all at low cash prices.
DtWill Pay You
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mat tines, Oil Cloths,
DIanKets, Feathers, kc. Prices Reduced on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Linre
Packages.
James Quinn.
OUTWARD : STEERAGE !
TICKETS TO QUEENSTOWN, $14.
J. J3. MULLE JST, Agent.
Jnnl54
Office in Mullen & Smith's Clothing Store, Lilly, Pa.