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Tho I'rnnsylvania railroad nov has in
service on iis lin.-s west of ri'.t-hura;
locouiotivps and 4s.or,2 fri icbt rars; in ser
vice oast of Pittstnrif. .-3 !o-oiiiotiv.-s
and 4,r ,-ars. Tb.- Maltimore .V- Ohio
has in ?or ici-on its eastern lim-s S44 1km
motivps and cars; on its wcst.-rn
lines, iiK-ludini: ihr Haltimore - Ohio
oiubwi-st.-rii. -.'.t l.H-oniotivi s and -'T.rill
i-iirs.
- Thi follow in is i lip,,,..! from a r.-d-ford
-v-hani,'.-: '-K. -ports from almost pv
ry part of ihe onnt iniln-ati- that tln
('at br-s havi- all hi-i-n killfd in the hud by
: i' -i vcn- wraih.-r, and M.-.lford ooutitv
ti.-.u-n. s will he a s.-arce artirlc next snni-ni'-r.
As it will he our year for -i full crop
i,r:ivp'es. we will not miss the pearlies
unit.- o tnui-ii as we would if apples w-re
MM I i -."'
-Work- at the coal mines has improved
considerably within the pa-t two weeks.
The only drawback at present is thai cars
are somewhat scarce. All the mines are
runniiit: fuli time this week. Follow intr is
the output for the week ending rehrnary
Jj. Is-..,. Stineman I oal (.'ompany, 4,i:i
tons; Luki-iis A Ilaupt. l.:v.t tons: Arirylc
Coal Company. r.',47'.' tons; ConemaiiL'h Coal
Company. Kin tons; DunloCoal Company,
."dit tons. The (iallitin and Mountain
ditricl snipped duriiu; the week ending;
February luh, au.r.n ions. Smith Foil.
Charles MiFidden. the tiiiilionaire
railroad contractor, died in Philadelphia
on Monday ninbt. Mr. Mcl'adden wa
one of the best know n contractors iii the
!ate. having bad chart;.- in late years of
all tin- important extensions of the Penn
sylvania railroad and w as an exceedingly
wealthy man. Within the last four years
he buill almo.-t ail of ihe Cambria ami
Cleaitiehi JiiMoti of Ihe Pennsylvania
raiiroau, and as t hese. L-ont racts necessarily
kepi him in this part of the slate a ureal
deal, he formed a lare circle of friends in
I hi- section.
On Monday evening .lames (.'. Hen
dricks, of Suinineihiil. Cambria county,
w as brought to Somerset by Constable iil
bert. to answer to the charge of fornica
tion and ba-tardy and inc estuous aduliry
on the person of bis sist.-i-iii-law , I. m y P.
Lolcinaii. of Soineist township. 'Ihe al
leged crinu- was committed during last
summer while Hendricks was visiting at
the home of his victim's father, when he
look advantage of ln-r youth and inexper
ience to a l omplisli her ruin. Indetauil
off-oii bail Hi ii.irn ks was lodged in jail
to aw ait trial for his abhorrent and das
tardly crime. Noun r- t J . inncmt.
-John Murphy, son of Lawrence Mur
phy, of Monster town-hip. nut with an
accident while coasting mar the school
lioiise at "ara's Mill on Wednesday that
wiii lay him up for a week or two. but
which might have been much worse. In
iToing dow i. a steep hid Ihe sled jum;.ed
the Hack ami ran into a tree, throwing
the young man w iib hi- head and .-boulders
auain-t the tree. He Was pii ked Up
ami carried to the school house and afiei -wauls
rem. ivi .1 to his home. A physician
was summoned who upon examination
tound that the young man was badly
bruised but had in Imtii-s brukfii. Coa-tinir
i a. dangerous pa-time which the warm
w t at her will soon put an end to.
On Mm. day night the grist-mill of Ja
cob Thomas, in Khi.-r township, was
hi.rned to the ground, together with a
large amount of grain that w as stored in
the mill. The mill was an old landmark
in Northern l anihi ia and h. fore the ad
Vent if railroad- -uppii.-d that end of the
--t.n ii t y with a large portion of tl.e Hour
coii-umed. The mil! was built by John
Kider. deeea-e.i. after whom the town-hip
of Kld.-r w a-cali.-tl. and iiccupii-d the site
of an old log mill thai wa- destroyed by
lire many year- ago. ;,. of the i, t wat
er powers in the coiintv i- to be found
t bTe a ml t he pre--ut ow le-r will at once
ma ke pr. pai at ion- to n-Sui id. Tie- loss is
est imated at about t.'" on which there
wa-an insurance of $'.'.mio in tin- Cambria
Mutual.
Fnrly Kfc-urfl.
I-'at her I' t.linaiid K i l tel I. pastor of St.
Michael's church at Loretto. ha; made a
cii'. ltii compilation of the marriage and
liapti-mal records of the parish since the
the !iist entry was made by Prince I emet -lion-
A. Oallitzin. These -bow that front
1-m to 1 - to t here w ere 170 marriages and
i.I'j:; bapii-nis during the period in which
Pi i uce ( ialii tiii acted as shepherd of the
'aithful in the little cluster of families lo
cated in the mountains and then know n as
the Mi-liuire Settlement.
Fat her Oallitzin w as the second person
ordained to t lie priesthood of the Catholic
chinch in this country. This function oc
i urred March l'.i. lT'.O h years on the Hit h
of the present month and was performed
by Pi-bop ( arroll. of 1 ialt inn ! . one of That
family tl.it w a- ! is 1 1 ngu i-hed i n the pr.-r-
oi ii t iot.ary days by Charles Carroll, the
only -igiu-r of the Iteclaration of lne
p. ndein-e who named his place of residence
alter bis signature on that immortal piece
of parchment. Father (iallitzin (-hanged
i he name of t he lit t le set t lenient to Loret
to, by which it has since been known and
is famous in Catholic annals.
F.ithtr Kitt. ll has been engaged in the
compilation of the records for over six
months. He had blank forms printed and
arranged the names alphabetically for
con venience of read y reference, and these
h ive since been bound into two hands ime
voiumes. It is Father Kitlell's opinion
thai t hese books are unique in that there
are none lik- them in the world, and he i
now at w oik cl i i f y ing the records of ihe
pari-h up to ihe date when he became
rector, which was in l'.'I.
Tdltlne the l.lti mil.
The county auditors of Plair county be
gan a public investigation of tlii- accounts
in the conn t y commissioners" olli i -e at II ol
lidaysburg on Tin day. Many witnesses
were in attendance, whiie others were sick
and in hilling. John Howard Hind, a son
of Conimi--ioner Ilurd. testified that he
had done work for the county and received
pay iiinleraii as-uuied name. It was proven
that it had cost the county fl..".-' la-t year
for painting ami frescoing t he court house
The painters claimed they only received
.."!.". for tln-ir work.
Kviileiice was produced showing that
t he commi-sioiiers had let several profita
ble bridge contracts without advertising
to favorite contractors, w ho had proceed
ed w it h the work before the contracts ,vere
publicly aw ai ded. The contracts for two
bridges were changed and the amounts
raised alter the bid- had Ix-eli accepted.
The investigation is the result of inter
nal strife in the commissioners" oflice.
Coin mis-ioner-Funk and Hurd. it is al
leged, having awarded contracts without
ihe Know h ge or consent of Commissioner
Fagiey. A. V. Dively, late a candidate for
county judge, is conducting the inye.-tiga-tioii.
I oal Mlnfm Will Sllllif.
Pitt-burg. M an h I. The district con
vention of coal miners held here to-dav
ot.-d to demand the restoration of the V.
cent rale, and will strike to secure it. The
Operator' Association, which meets to
morrow, w ill be notified of the action and
re nested to give an answer.
This is really the beginning of i general
su-peiision throughout thecodutry. decid
ed upiDii by Ihe national convent ion of
I ' n i ted Mine Workers. To-day's conven
tion was attended by sixty-four delegates,
representing at least 1j,m organized and
unorganized miners in the district. Some
of the. delegates wanted a 7'J-cent rate, but
the vote to make rate f.'.i cents was 44 10 P.',
some of the delegates not voting.
( oarl Frncfllnir.
Court met on Monday morning at '.i
o'clock with Judge Parker on the bench:
The first case called w as I lie Common
wealth vs. Samuel Ser-ly. surety of the
peace. Kileii Seel?, the prosecuirii. did
not appear and the defendant was dis
charged. Commonwealth vs. Isaiah P.itner. as
sault and battery with intent to commit
rapt?. Defendant was convicted of simple
assault and battery and sentenced to pay
a line of and costs and three months in
the county jail.
Commonwealth vs. Henry Shatter and
John Frank, selling liquor without I cen -e.
Jury lind defendant- not guilty but that
they pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. William Wim-burg.
felonious assault and battery. Jury find
defendant guilty of simple assault and
battery. Sentenced to pay a tine of $M
and costs and go to jail for lodays.
Commonwealth vs. John Friar, fornix et
cel. Defendant plead guilty and received
the Usual sentence.
Commonwealth vs. Orant Wood, fornix
et cet. Defendant plead guilty. L'sual
sentence.
Commonwealth vs. Samuel Huddle, for
nix et cet. Defendant plead guilty. I's
ual sentence.
Commonwealth vs. Ward Rhodes, fornix
et cet. Defendant plead guilty. I'siial
sentence.
Commonwealth vs. Charles ICaylor, lar
ceny. Defendant plead guilty. Sentence
deferred.
Commonwealth vs. William Murphy and
John Arnold, defrauding a hoarding house
keeper. Defendant.- nlead guilty.
Commonwealth vs. P.-njamin Shaffer
and M. C. Arnold, burglary. Defendants
plead guilty. Sentence suspended.
Commonwealth vs. P,. F. Lung, letting
houses for immoral purposes. Jury lind
defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Anna Ldmision, lar
ceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Coinmonw call h vs. Hoiton Cunningham,
felonious assault. Jury lind defendant not
guilty.
Hlierlll-M Sain
f)n Monday Sheriil' Coulter disposed of
the following propcrt ics at sheriff's sale:
Tin- interest of Frederick Larue in a lot
of ground in Tunnelhill was sold to the
I iallitzin Pudding and Loan Association
for -.'.-..
The in ten st of O. P. Plooinijiiist in a lot
in Hastings was sold to the Independent
Mil i Iding h n.i Loan Association fur f.'.'i.
The interest of Annie Weakland in a lot
in lla-tings; John P. Kri. kson, Charles
Adetsoii and John A. Peikstrom in lots in
Fid. -r town, hip were a II sold at tin- suits
..... . ..... . . . I
oi ine iv, esor I. uialiiig and huan Asso
ciation and bought for J.". each.
M he interest of P. F. Lung in a lot in
Johnstow ii on the Frank-tow n Load wa
sold to l he M lit oal Puiidiug A: Loan As
sociation tor l"o.
Tin- interest of Fi nest Von Wisel in a
lot in Walnut drove was -old to the Piov
idem Puiidiug and Loan Association.
The inteii t ,f Nicholas Ilfifrick in a
' t in Seventeenth ward, John-low it. was
sold to Fd. T. McN.-eiis for f."o.
The iniere-i of Parl.ai'a Uapp in a lot in
the Ninth w ard of John.-tow n was sold lo
Frank J. Horuick for
Tlie intere-i of M . F. Shanabaugh in a
lot in Moir.-llvilie w a-sold to David llite
r..r
The sales of other properties adverti-ed
were eii her stayed or continued .
Hahltu.-In, l. I . -Sprrlnl lArnr
ftlonn la l'rmi) UanU KnllroH.I .
The Peiin-y l ania Kailioad Conipan"s
excur-ioiis to Washington. I). C. offer an
opportunity that should not lie n:ised.
A part from t he at tract i venes- of the na
tion's capital, the scenery through which
one travels en route makes the trip doubly
i nt'-restitig.
Put two exi iir-ion- of the si-He- remain,
one on Marih:.'l and tbela-l on April U.
Kx.-ursion tickets, good within ten days,
and permitting of slop-over in either di
rection within limit, will be -old at rates
iitiotcd below, gi od for n-e on dates uh.ive
named on all trains except the Pennsyl
vania Limited. Special train of parlor
and day coaches will be run on the follow
ing schedule:
KmI EMial Tranlr.
Adam Kose to Catharine Link, Jackson;
consideration, $212.
Nuah KaufTnian, Jr., to Lew is Eppley,
West Taylor, ?i,oo0.
deorge Semniclsbergrr et ux. lo Baltzer
Kline, Kider. $40.
Cambria Iron Company lo Margaret Sla
ter, Conemaugh borough, f 4i.
Jennie K. Slater et al. to Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Johnstown. JLiX").
Margaret Kelly to Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, Johnstow n. 1,)0.
John W. Sharbaugh et ux. to Charles A.
Sharbaugh, assignee, Carrolltown. ?1.
Chest Creek Laud and Improvement
Company to Joseph Jones. Patton, $37.".
Cambria Iron Compaay to James Mol
vin, Cumbria borough, j."io0.
Hiram Crum et ux. to Stephen Iladdcn,
assignee, Croy le, (I.
Sherman W. Crum ic Stephen Hadden,
assignee. Croyle. il.
Ebenezer Calliban et ux. to Frank R.
Callihau. Johnstown, Jl.Ono.
John Ilortou et ux. to Franceses Hor
ton, Johnstown. $:.
Joseph S. Yoder et al. to Robert II.
Sayre et al., trustees, Adams. --Ji'iO.
August Simon et ux. to H. J. dcyer,
dallitzin.
M ichael iajan et ux. to W. V. Reese,
I Johnstown, il.
W. P. Reese to Kli.aheth dajan, Johns
town, ?1.
H. S. deisel et ux. to Fred L. Ilofecker,
Johnstow ii. 1.
Fred L. Hofeckecker et ux. to II S. dei
sel. Johnstow n. f I.
Frederick Frank to Fiederick Sann,
Johnstow n, $t"..1.
Jonathan Horner et ux. to Franklin P.
Ott. Johnstow p.. 175.
.las. J. Fronheiser, attorney ii. fact to
Lincoln Mes-e nger, Johnstown, $1.0t'.."i.
'-"atharine Alt et al. to Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Johnstow n. $::.( M.
Auguste Mauthe et vir. to Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. Johnstow n. ?:t.(joo.
Sopiiia Dietrich to Josephine Singer,
Chest, '.l.
W iiliam Cnrrau to John d. Piatt et ah,
assignees. Spangler, f l.
James (iallaglii-r et al. to Sarah dal
hlghcf. JohllSloW ii,
Sarah dailagher lo Neil dailagher,
John-tow n, ?I.
Sarah tJallaghet to Condy dailagher,
Johnstow ii, $.
sheriff of Cambria county to Isaac M.
Peiinock. Iru-tce, Wiluiole, $t'K
Lucy P. Smith et al. to Conrad Wende
roth, ilmore. ?.!oil.
James Condron -t ux. to Ramandiis
Sl.ofTi.er. Dysart. ?i:!o.
Michael Met ii llan to Catharine Mcdill
an, Loretto,
( irrrp.iiiilrnrr
Moimtaindale. Pa.. March ii. l-'.i.".
It is only the explo-ion of gas. in which
hundreds of lives ale destroyed, that
a.vaki :is the general public to the dangers
of coal mining. Statistics show that the
rate of mortality among miners from the
above cau-e is Jo per cent., and the num
ber of de.u lis from fall- l(f roof and coal
I form Cl p.-r cent. The general public
I scarcely ever hears or takes note of the
j number of deat. is from these sources be
cause they are taken oir one by one and
n.v spap.rs do not gi ve pul.iicty to them.
The wi iter, after a long observation in
coal regions, is con vinced that the death
rate among coal miners caused by defect
ive ventilation exceeds that caused by both
tin- above sources of danger. Among the
worst en. ini. s to the life and health of the
miner is the gas known chemically as car
bonic hi id. It is caused by the breathing
of ani inals and t he burning of light-, and
is carried into the "workings" from the
surface by water. Lights will not burn in
an atmosphere that contain- ten per cent,
of tlii-ga-. If the miner remains in air
thatcoiitaiusmoretl.an ten p.-r cent, he
would soon become a-phyxiated. It effects
the heart and lungs and causes consump
tion, catarrh, asthma, etc. A person eat:
tell a miner by his sunken eyes and pallid
face.
The miner endures a miserable life in
ihi- foul atnio-phere until he is incapaci
tated for work or until death relieves him.
There an- a few miners who refuse to work
in a mine when it is had. and sometimes
they report the condition of the mine to
the proper authorities of the law. They
are known to the operators as agitators
and law -breakers.
Explosive gas is con-i.lcred the greatest
danger that the coal miner has to contend
wit h. but this element of danger has more
effect to cause good Ventilation than all
the laws and inspectors that have cost the
slate a million of dollars. The reason for
this is the se f-interest of the operator.
Wlien an explo-ion occurs it destroys the
Fhomas E. Watt. Pas-.-nger ! '" ",M H'""""' " dollars to re
pute.
Train
leaves,
lo:-'.' A. M.
11 :1'.' A. M .
r.'.-u:. p. m.
7:4." I-. m.
Johnsto ti .
Cresson
Altoona
Washi ngtoii r.
Stop for dinner.
Return coupons goo 1 on any regular
train except Pennsylvania Limited.
Tickets on sale in Pittsburg at I'nioii
Ticket Office, Fifth ave nue and Smitbtieid
street, and Fiiion.Station.at.dat stations
mentioned above. lor full in format ion
apply to
Agent, Western Distric t. 1 lo Fift ii A venue,
Pittsburg.
nillluiK trr It.
Mrs. Maggie M, Mullen, Mi's Manic
Corhin, Mrs. Liza Deflenhaugh and Mrs.
D. Keas. of Altoona: Thomas Akc. of
Miilvil.e: Jonathan Edwards, of Will
iamsburg, Plair county, and Uo-aniia
Kurniiocber. of near Lilly. Cambria coun
ty, are the names of persons in this vicini
ty w ho have employed a N.-w York attor
ney and W. (.'. Fletcher. E-ij., of Altoona.
to press their claims as heirs in the inter
est of an estate of Robert Edwards valued
at from f.MO.uoo.ouu to f l.ooo.ono.ooo. The
supiio-ed estate consists of eighty-six
acres of land fronting on the Pattery and
exte-iding upon what is now P.ro.tdw a y .
The laud was secured by Robert Edwards
from King ioorge I.
In 1770 Robert Edwards leased this land
to the English government and soon after
died. His nephew and namesake succeed
ed to the estate. This se ond Robert Ed
wards during the Revolutionary war made
a second lease of the New York property
to the Engli-h government for ninety-nine
years. The heirs claim that ihe propel ty
should revert to them, a- the leases have
expired.
f.lann Horki for siiit icier.
Recently Mr. (J. W. Mcdraw, of Du-
luesne. made a proposition to locate a six
pol glass plant at Spangler, this county,
in consideration of a loan of ?.".,ii and a
free site. Since then a meeting of the cit
izens of Spangler has Ix-en held and a so
lieting coniri.ittee which was appointed
has secured on subscription the amount of
the loan asked, and the Spangler Improve
ment Company has agreed to donate two
acres of ground for the site. At a meeting
a few days ago Messrs. II. J. Hopple, J. S.
Dumm and L. Wylaud were selected as
trustees i.f iln fund and property un'il the
propositions of Mr. Mcdraw have been
fully complied with. The location of glass
plant at Spangler and the employment of
lalior necessary for the work will be .juitd
an advantage to the town anil the people
are justly jubilant over the prospect of
such an aciniisition.
Mntibrd In 111, i linrrh.
Huntingdon, Pa., March 4. News has
reached here of a probable murder com
mitted at Mill Cre.-k last night. Cloyd
Coy. aged II, sat directly In-hind David
Wilson, aged LM, in the First Methodist
church and found great pleasure in stick
ing hits of chew ing gum in Wilson's hair.
Wilson remonstrated, and threatened to
slap Coy's mouth. This angered Coy. w ho
drew a large knife and began whetting it
on his shoe, remarking to a companion
that he would "cut Wilson's heart out."
As soon as services were over and the con
gregation was leaving the church, Coy
thrust the knife into Wilson's abdomen.
Physicians believe the victim will die.
Coy has been arrested.
store it to win king condition.
In ihe mines that contain no i xplosive
gas the uperator is exempt from danger
from this source. The only .sulferers are
the miners and they dare not mention it or
tie- :-ei t ilia ted mine boss, w ho is supposed
to carry out t he law, w ill discharge him
and inform all the other bosses in the re
gion not to give the agitator work. I., k.
Pciiih) Ivaiiln ltallrAr.Sr-nii(l Tour
lo llir "l.iiltlrn ;!-."
The large number -of people who havi
leisure, and the grow ing desire of Ameri
cans to sec- the wonders of their native
land, ire the principal agencies in advan
cing a healthy sentiment in favorof travel.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
per-onally-coiidncled tours to California
will tie conducted in all respects as those
of pteceeding years, w ith some added ad
vantages, which cannot fail to attract the.
attention and enlist the interest of the
tourist.
In addition to the high-grade accommo
dations in tian-it. the Pennsylvania tour
ists are treated with the same litierality
whercVer.the journey is broken. The
choicest rooms in ihe leading hotels are
always reserved for their use, for which
regular rates are paid, so that the guests,
although members of a large party, enjoy
all t he privileges of individuals who have
made their own selections.
The second tour in the. I-'.i."i series to the
(iolden date will leave New York and
Philadelphia on March "JO. IS'.i.-,. arriving
at San Francisco on March "-".'. and at New
York and Philadelphia. May 10. l-'.t."i.
Di taih-d itinerary will lie sent on appli
cation to Tourist Agent. 1 1. P.roadway,
New York, or Room 411, P. road street sta
tion. Philadelphia.
Mnrdtr Ihfmrj- t'.tnlil tolira'.
It has been developed by the testimony
of the physicians and others liefore the
Coroner's jury selected to investigate the
death of tirant Xuf.ill. sou of ex-Postmaster
Zufall. of Myersdale, Somerset county,
that the young man whose body was found
in the canal al Cumberland on the li'.th of
February, was brutally murdered by per
sons whose identity is more than suspect
ed. The iii'iuest showed that the liody
had been in the canal only a short time be
fore being discovered and it was doubtless
thrown there by his murdercis.
Detectives working on the case have
discovered that Zufall was hit on the head
with sufficient for-.-e to dislocate his neck
and that his body was kept concealed in a
cellar for a number of days until decompo
sition set in when it was hauled away by
a colored ma:i. who threw il in the canal.
rjwo
Heating Stovas at cost mt Do I too"
1 Tne highest market price paid for a
ol Furs ty (Jeorge h.. Fredericks, Eoeasb.
kinds
if. Fa
9tarrlaic Llrrin,
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orph-ins' Court
for the week ending Thursday, March 7,
1 su.-:
drant Wood and Annie li rumbling,
Johnstown.
IKT1F.S stten.tloa: court should d' r Into
.M.-Hreeu' Kestaurant. opposite li'Hara's
Liver stable, lor the Utt' 6 CENT CIOAK IN
TOWN.
IOK SALE (IK KENT.
A nt elichtroom bouse on Lloyd street.
J-ur particulars call on t. IiPFTON,
Ebensburic, Pa.
VI.AKHE assortment of granite enamelled
ware with another 20 per cent, reduction
wtiich makes It almost as rheae as tinware Just
received at tJEO. Hl .Ml.tVS.
IOK SALE. 65 acres ol land in Allegheny
township In a irood state ol cultivation.
Fur terms tall on the subscriber at Torettn.
J. E. SH1EL1IS.
Feb. XI. CVV4t.
FA It M EKS.
Your mteritlon Is kindly called to the best
hay carrier on the market and at a reasonable
price. Call and see it at
UEO. HUNTLEY'S.
THK Ebensbun Kuilillnit it loan Association
JL will otter for sale at the council chamber. Eb
enubnrit, on the fourth Slonday In March,
l.wn.iiu. THUS. IA IS,
LxsTBR LaKiMEK, Secretary. President.
J7AKMEKS ANII Bt'ILIIEKS.
1 have put in a car load ol steel wire nails
and lence wire before tha advance which 1 will
sell tor a limited time at prices bet ire the ad
vance. As there will likely be another advanee
by the 1st ol April, I would adv.se you to buy l.n
mediatly what nails and wire you want d.r the
couimif season, thereoy saving money by not
pai Init the advance prices later on. A w.'.rd to
the wise Is suthcient. UEO. HPNTLKY.
Orphans' Court Sale
OFVALFAP.LK
REAL ESTATE !
"Y virtue of an order of the Orphans'
-9 Court of Cambria county. Pa., to me
directed. 1 will expose to public sale at
the storeroom of W. A. P. Little, in Lo
retto, Cambria county. Pa., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 30;,
AT 2 O'CLOCK. P. M.,
all that certain piece or parcel of land sit
uate in the township of Allegheny, in the
county of Cambria and Slate of Pennsyl
vania, bounded as follows, to wit: Pegiti
uiiigata post: thence by land of Joseph
Puck, north -'-' j degrees west 57 perches
to a post; thence by land of same north 4'.t
degrees west 4l j perches to a Stone In the
road: thence by same land north 111 perches
to a post: thence by land of Dominic
llartzog west perches to a post; thence
by same north .'Si degrees west perches
to a post: thence by land of Jacob lken -rode
south s; perches to a post; thence by
laud of Fisher's east w, perches to the
place of beginning, containing
53 Acres and 7 Perches,
more or iess. having thereon erected a
TWO-STOKIKD FUAMK HoL'SK and a
HANK PA UN.
TKKMS OF SALE.
Ten tier cent, ol the purchase money to
fie paid in hand at the lime of sale, and I he
bal. inc.- of one-third al the confirmation
of sale: one-third in six months thereaffer,
wilh interest, and the remaining third in
one year after tin? confirmation of sale,
with interest. Deferred payments to In
secured by bond and mortage of the pur
chaser. V. A. P. LITTLE.
Loretto, Pa.. Fel. 1.1, l-'.i.l. Trustee.
V'ri('l-:is hereby given that the r.,
lowing accounts have lieen tiled in
the Court of Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county, Pennsylvania, and will
fie continued bv said Court on the First
M011. lay of March next unless cause be
shown to the contrary:
Account of T. K. Marshall, a ignee of
F. E. Alter et 11 x.
Account of Herman E. Pannier, assignee
of Oeorge Keip.-r et ux.
First and final account of John Ilannan.
assignee of E. T. Schof.
First and linal account of T. .1. Fear I.
assignee of J. H. Powser and John II.
Powsi-r and Charles Eicher, trading as
Powsi-r A. Eicher.
Sei ond and final account of Edvtin P.
Paldridge, assignee of Win. Mi Killip v
Co.
First and partial account of Oco. Schra-(b-r,
committee of Eli.ahcth Kr-iuss.
J. C. DAPPV.
1 eb. -. ltCi. Prohonotary.
I NCI Ud'OKATlON NOTICE.
N ot n-e is hereby nivtn that an application
will be luiiile to the (Viurt ol C uimon Pleas ol
the c untv ot I'amhrt. I'ennsf Ivanla. on the
ill'H 1AY OF MAKl'H, 115. at 10 o'clock in the
foreniM.n, un.ler the Act o Assembly entitled
"An Act to Provide Inr the lnce'i-.ratli.n and
Herniation ol Certain Corporations." approved
A,.ril ir.'th 1S7. and the supplements thereto, l.y
Kev. Joel Hunt, John Lii.iwiir, T. J. Iiavimin.
Fein Ludwii; and Samuel Ludwiir lor the enar
ter ol an intended corporation to be called The
First Methoti.-t Episcopal Church ol Ebensburic.
Pennsylvania, the character and object ol which
is lor the support ol public worship according to
the laith. li. Trine. disc-Upline and usuaiee ot
the Met hodist Kphcpal Church, and lor these
purposes to hsve, possess and enjoy all '.he rivhts.
benefits and privilege conlerred by the Act ol
Assembly aloiesaid. and its supplements.
K1TIKLLM LITTLE.
Ebensburic. Pa., Feb. 21, 18MS at. Solicitors.
VKMINISIKATOK'S NOTICE.
Estate ol William Tomllnson. deceased.
Inciters ol administration on the estate ol Wil
liam Totu!m--iin, late ol Allegheny ti.wnship,
Cambria county. Pennsylvania. deceased,
having bren granted to me. notice
Is hereby given to all persons Indebted to said
estate lo make immediate payment and tbiee
havini; .-hums againsi the same will present
them properly authentic!-d lor settlement.
(tEnKOF. SEYAIot K.
BKIHUKT TOML1N.-ON,
Administrators ol William Tomllnson . deceased.
Allegheny township. March 1. 't X
VIlMl.MSTKATOKS- NOTICE.
Letters ol administration ULHin the estate ol
Jacob Stoltz. late ot Elder township. In the
county ol Cambria, Pa., deeeised, were duly
grauti-d by the Hegtster ot said count to the uu
dersigne.l . and all persons Indebted to said es
tate Hre hereby notified to make immediate pay
ment and ttio.-e having claims tgaiast the same
will present lliem properly authenticated for set
tlement. JIAKYSlnUZ.
JACOB P. SIOLIZ.
Administrators ol Jacob Sloliz, deceased.
Elder township. February 1, IStfi.
lXECFTOKS' NOTICE.
1 j E-tate of Ann Keating, deceased.
Ietters testamentary on the estate ol Ann
Keadtig, la le ot Summerhiil township. Cambria
county. Pa., deceased, having been g ral ted to
us, notice is hereby iciven to ail person indebted
to -aid estate lo make payment without delay,
and those having claims against the same tu
present them duly authenticated lor settlement.
PEI KK KKATIML
li It'll A It ! KEA1 1N(
Executors ot Ann Keating, deceased.
Summerhiil Twp.. 1 n. 25. 1SH5.
VIiMINISTKATOK'S NOTICE.
Estate nt Mrs. John Lean, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate ol Mrs.
Johu Leap, late ot Wanhinginn township. Cam
bria county. Pa. deceased, having been granted
to me. notice is hereby given to all -ersons in
del :e.l to sai.l estate to make Immediate pay
u.ent and those ha ving claims against the same
to present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. FKA1NK LEAP.
Admlnlrtrator l Mrs John Leap, deceased.
Washington Twp., Jan. lb. lS'.iS.
VIl.MIMSTKATKIX' NOTICE.
Letters of administration oj the estate of
Margaret Latnaraux. late ol Klackltck township.
Ca-nhrla coun'y. Pa., deceased. ba7ing been
granted t- the undersiuged, notice ia hereby giv
en to all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment and tbo-e bavlpg claims
against the same to present them duly autbentl
eated lor settlement
SAM A NTH A H1TE.
Blackllck Twp.. Feb. 8 lsy5. Administratrix.
"ll'AMEH. Local and traveling salesmen to
handle our Hardy Canadian Orown Nur
sery Stock.
We guarantee satisfaction to representatives
and customers. Our Nurseries are the largest in
the liomlulon over 7m acres. No substitution
in orders Exclusive territory and liberal terms
to whole or part time agents. Write us
STONEte WELLINGTON.
Head t-fttce. Torontti. Canada.
The only Nursery In Canada having testing
Orchards. Hi in 3.
N O I IC E Is hereny given that the following ac
count h-t.een hi el in the Court of C m
mon Pleas ol Cambria county. Pennsylvania, and
will be confirmed by the said Court on the (b
day ol March. 1S.. unless cause tie shown to the
contrary:
Fiistand Anil account of O. '.Jirard .assignee ot
Keynolds X Mowen.
J. V. IIAKKY.
Protbonolary
Prothonttary'sOtnee. March 1, IK5.
"VJOI K'E My wile Frante having tell my bed
Xl and board without suttli-ient cause or provo
cation. 1 hereby notify the put tic that I wi'l not
be accountable tor any debt ihe may contract,
neither will 1 be accountable for any debt made
or contracted by in y children or any ol them.
See article ol separation recorded.
JOHN FEICHT.
Spangler. March 1. lSKS.Bt.
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For the next 30 days we will sell all our Winter Clothing,
Overcoats, Underwear, Heavy Shirts, Caps, etc., at a
DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT.
I We have yet a good assortment and must make room for Spring
Goods. C 11 soon and you will get nice goods at Bargains you
never ueiiru oi uciore.
o
JOHN PFISTBR,
DEALER IX
tOSGEIITSt?hirHeWnoIt
fVO. A- MtlTTra York blf
GEIIER.L MERCH&HDISE,
Hariware. Qneensware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TF.UETAB1.CA 151 tiEAKOS,
IIARSENN, ETC.,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
mtl 201y
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Near Post Office
taVThe nndersl(it)ed deeireR to Inform the pub
lic that be bas oened a nbavlnic par'or on
Main treet. near the post oltlce where barberintt
In all its branche-w will te carried on. In the
future. EverTthlnu neat and clean.
Your patronise eollclted.
C. j. SHARBAUGH
CAEROIITOWN, PA.
ASK ANY WOIYIAIM
Who uses the CindT lla Kautre. hat its
a.lvaiilajri's art' ov r the t.rJinary cinikine
ranjri-, and he will u-ll you that it is an
even baker, browns nicely on top and bot-
torn, and is economical in the Use of fuel. J
It does its work quicker, better and with J
the least expense of any ratine ufion the
niarKet.
Tttrir ClftntlhuKH Lixxons Lilr.
Tin ir Kimi)ity Siircs Mnn y.
T oia ny i lie loiiowins ueuli-rs:
Eiiknsiu H. A. Shoemaker. Cai:i:i.i.tiv x p. J. Dietrich II -tin s I K
Kenuer. Sr.;i.KiiK. M. Hinder. 1'attox A. M. Thomas. tfebJ-.MC. "
Dt Will Pay You
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street,. Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattinrrs, Oil Cloths,
ClanKets, Feathers. &c. Prices Redui pd nn All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Lmre
Packages.
Jaivies Quinn.
Eteaslmri Fire Insurance Ipcy,
rr. AV.DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
JiisExsnunG, va.
FRAZER AXLE
GREASE
Best in the World!
Eet the Genuine!
Sold Eierjvhere!
aBEHTS WAHTED 7tV?
mvan may. mt. a 'SM. 4a Uniimmt. 1U
Pollelea wntteo at abort aei la tea
OLD RELIABLE ETNA"
tad liter First (Imi riapaBa.
T. W. DICK,
lUtST FOR THE
Oln HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COli'V.
OUMMENCEU BUSINESS
1794.
VlK A I. L TH K NEWS. KEAU THE IKtE
MAJS. H W(r year.