u u
;i i;rrrman.
ll:UIA .. TA.
4 t i i- -..
. t : i ! : -ihuo!-
will
-;.., . .if A-hviile. va :l
. lt j ..ii Monday.
!i; ir.'. "f (lallit.iii. was
mi Wedne-day.
i; . liun li. of U.is place.
,. -.utniay April -SUi.
.1 Mullimni. of Cresson,
; I:-!. urn mi Wednesday.
. M : . l-t there ill be a
. . ; . .. -ii-'Mim ami Vetera.
one .f Cassandra's
was in tow n on
I',.. -!. ui;! etei t a store
. . i: 11 ii-'li SI reel the
, ... . i . i f t In' A lni-house,
,. .:, -lew urdshi'i. ill
n I ainlnia tt nship.
. '-'iT. of Loretta. has
t n 1 nion teletrapli
., . ; Mr. .1. 1). Lucas.
..... W :!.;ii-i'ii A Son, the
, i. i . i - in this place,
. in another column.
... i i .1 .l.M S. Kuer, aJ-
1--' r. lute of Cres-
-:. ;i iii.tiee in this is-
.:.. .! at lit'r home in
ii i:l:t from dropsy.
: : i. u!-aiid and three
..f .lu.U'e Barker
1 : A: r- W hile eolltet
: . . ii .oM poiieil II h til
,r ..:!;. of South Fork,
: 1.-. ii-l iirir on Thur
i. I I M V N i illii e a pieas-
lot inei ly of this
i: II in! iinj.lon un Fri
,; V.. Kleiner, of IIol-
i.: HaSiint-s Trili
. .urn ou Moii-
; i tin- Ki:i:iman a
t f .i :m r n-hleiit of
: A-li v i! .. has re
. j. a -leu- hop in t he
; :i lit of oal ever made
.: i art'. 1.1 Coal and
: - - at Frugality was
II. i : t y .-an;an. Ei.,
ii on Monday
-. : a number of
. n the rarpet the
. : -. .-..v i l 1 1 thiekly
; :;. : .- . pt up i t h-
.i' ; t.
fell oil the iey
- o:i Thurs-
A
- I.
-liL'htlv. hut
y.
. -. ina-oii, i one of
i i-itim: his
It-- t w o l.rol heis
I ear-.
i ;
A-.
v -
i t- arranging,
iation of the
an ehiti
...i.th. ii
. , - Mil
AN I! t.USlllevS
f. eiiioiiay made
: M .i ii . hauler, of
hi- creditors.
. .i niL-hti r of Mr.
' a ii. .. ft on Mon-
-he u iii enter the
.-:.-t- .if t. Joseph.
i . I -.1 i a Couple of
-I . .11 lid ill I he Ka-t
I i.M;. -aie on s.;,t.
i..i k r. m.. at the
- uil.-oii. near Mar-i-
huriied on l'riday
HI-. N-Vi-ll IllllleS
: . i a- of iticeiul ja
il,.
I.aii'ohe wa- roh--'!.:.
Tiie tmralars
-- w imli.iA to aain
i. ! a i.u ue lot of
1 ; !,.-u ri-.iii..
: II: a . r i oiint.y ha e
i . -iinty -y-tem of
It it iv.i-k in Mlair
- !::.iir 'viil he a
i . i f.- .v y.-ar-.
change iieir res
- '.'i let ii- know
" -. i d I heir paper
y..ur pre-enl ad-
i-n it chani'i d
':::.-! of f arro!!
a w .it - tnak iiii;
! i .'lie alio, oil
'; and hou-ehoM
' i ' ' ' ill the We-l
' t. ' Ii .latin s K.
i. ; . . i- pr.--id.-nt.
'- d ...I- l,i-t Week
-. 'I'ne hank
-".v.-nt. nut w HI re-
.t
- irv i v Hid execu-
" " : ;' ,: i-.-d. j ! i of -
I'! ' "i " in M Uli
' v " April l.ith,
1 v a . i uahie farm
' ' - !ii--ii t iii atiol h-
" a',. .! .-I.-r. has
' ' :n iii will lie
" : , ii.- i afxl Martin-
' i.i Nl' Ktort n.
' ' : '1 i.- t.'.-loltice ili
" ' - lor . an in the
' ' 1 i i .iad ( on, pany
'' Hi.iir- ille a
' ' It W lil erect a
' ' and i.irue car and
'"' ' '! ' I air work of
' ' - 1 his w in con-
"' '; utiu shop men at
1 '''"( 1 ril. a ni came out
" ;" -- ...id . i.anired from
' ' "' ' 'iai to. It v as
" ' ' he change and
' ' !'-!. ion-, the Tliblllf
I; one oi the
..i,r nliicB and
" A l I'lo-per.
7:
' I;-ade town-hip,
' 'aie. ii al tieid Coun
IV o! I t-t week hy
' a n- u .-i brought
it
ii -
''a'llt. Which took'
ai I, uu Sat-
-OVHe, ,y a jf..
" Jl"l lrt blother.
;,'aid Hilchew. h,
' a .-la ii, ,. Wed
Ul"i a- totally de-tiiiiale-J
at alut
r'- as an in-ui unce of
,V'--
'"npo-ea to rtve orj j.
V ' tl,
tLi..i.
''k'l'tiiitf of a match hy
Hi.
u were ulavinir in ih
lohn White, son of Thomas White, of
near Ai.ihrose. started from Altoona for
his home just before the great hli..ard in
the fore part of February and lias not been
heard f.om since. As his road lay through
Carrolltov. ii. it is thought that tin? rig re
cently dug from a huge snow drift near
that place was the one he drove and that
he perished. liulinnu Dcmufntt .
At a meeting of the Kheiisburg council
on Saturday evening. Councilman Davis,
of the West ward, moved that the annual
statement of the receipts and expenditures
of the borough he published ill the lhmhl
and Frk.km an. The motion w as seconded
by "oiincilinaii Stough, and the iiuestion
b. i t u M1t to a vote, w as carried. See the
statement published in another column.
'u the Hlair county court on Wednes
day morning Judge .Martin Hell made the
following sentences to imprisonment in the
UtMcrn penitentiary: Thomas Duke,
who burglarized the Altoona citv treasury
of in bonds, eight years; William
.Jasper, a negro peeacher and forger, seven
years; Cornelius Xagl-. burglary, three
years; James. Tobin, highway man. four
years.
It is a remarkable coincidence that on
(lnod Friday next April 1,', the heavenly
bodies which gravitate round the sun will
be in exactly the same position they occu
pied in the firmament the day Christ died
on the cross. It w ill be the !irst time such
a thing has occurred iir.M that great ilay,
1S..J years. That was the thirty-third
year of the Christian era, w hi -h dales
from the birth of Jesus Christ.
II. M. Ilaldridge, a leading corporation
lawyer of Central Pennsylvania and a late
candidate for president judge of Hlair
county, dropped dead in front of his law
otlice at Ilollida ysburg ou Monday. The
deceased was years of age. Mr. Hald
riiige w as overcome hy a stroke of appo
plexy w bile arguing a case before the su
premecourt in Philadelphia two weeks ago
and had not fully recovered. His son.
Howard l:aldridge. is United Stales Dis
trict Attorney at Omaha, Neb.
A telegram f re 111 Somerset under date
of March l'.tth say: Loechel"s hotel.
Peachy Pros." hardware More. Savior and
Li vengood's clothing store, P. L. liveii
good's dwelling housv, the Star job print
ing house, Dr. Specher's drug store and
lesidence. and Mrs. O. P. Poyer's resi
dence at Salisbury, this couutv. wer.; de
stroyed by tire last night. Loss, nm;
insurance, $..). Salisbury's population
is about l.tjix and the portion destroyed is
the principal block in the tow n. The lire
originated in the Star office.
For the extraction of a horses tooth at
Lew islow ii the services of five doctors were
required. The horse was chloroformed
and a hole bored through its upper jaw
until the root of the tooth wa touched,
when a drill was inserted and the tooth
driven out, after which another hole was
made lietweeu the cavity ami the brain to
allow :h? puss accumulated therein to run
out. and relieving the animal of consider
able suffering. The operation w as so -uc-
cessiul that in the evening the horse was
aVi'.e to eat the feed given il with a relish.
Samuel Fiy. of Ila-tings, was arrested
at thai pl ice one day last week to ;uiw.-r
a charge of bigamy, adultry and desertio-i
preferred by his wife, whom he di-sei ted
in Adams county two years ago. After
leaving Adams county he went to lias
tings where he was employed a- -table
boss at sterling mines and becoming ac
quainted with a Miss Miller, daughter of
Adam M iller and under the pretense that
he w as a single man, married hei . 1 le was
taken to John-low n where he was con
fronted with wife No. I. and pleading
gailly to the charges, was brought to jail
on Friday last.
A most di-tressing accident happened
a t Wilk inshurg sta t ion on Moii.ia morn
ing, by which a well-known young lady of
thai place will bccnpphd for life. In at
tempting to board a moving train Miss
Mary Croinbie was thrown under the
wheels, her left hand and foot being so ter
ribly mangled that amputation had to be
perfoimed shortly after. The victim of
the sad occurrence is only hi yeais old and
w asi.n her w ay to school in Pitt-burg, ac
cording to her usual ciistoni. She was late,
however, in reaching tl.e station, and im
prudently attempted to boad the train af
ter it had started.
The distribution of the sugar bounty
vil! place about $4,7'i.: among maple
sugar producers of the Somerset internal
revenue collection district. Two hundred
and twelve claims for bounty have been
iiied in the collector's oflicc in Pitt-burg, a
majority of them being tiled by farnieis
from Somerset county. The largest claim
presented by any producer in Ohio, West
Virginia or Pennsylvania is that of Klijah
Liveugood, of Kik Lick township, Somer
set county, who will receive ttCW. A
di-patch from Washington says the inter
nal revenue otlicial would not make public
Mr. Livengood's place of residence.
K. presentuiive St i n.-ina n has present
ed a bill appropriating tJ W. C.
Wolfe for loss of property alleged wrong
fully destroyed by the hoard of health at
Johusiown on June 17. lssn. Mr. Wolfe
was at the time of the Hood on the .'ilst
d ay of M ay, l-s-.i, a mechanical engineer,
draughtsman and designer, with office at
No. .'CC Uailroad street, corner of Feeder
street, and house at No. loll Adams street.
For some reason, best known to the au
thorities, it w as thought best fur the entire
c immunity that much property should le
b-jrned or otherwise a-"stroye.J. He may in
consequence have sustained the loss 1 e
claims.
This is a peculiar world, remarks an
exchange. One is struggling for justice,
another if fleeing from it. One man is
saving money to build a house, and an
other is trying to sell his for less than it
cast lo build il. One man is spending all
he can make in taking his girl to the thea
ter and sending her flower-, with the hope
oT making her hi' wife w bile his neighbor
is spending w hat gold he basin gelling a
divorce. One man escapes a.'l di-ea-es
thai flesh is heir to and gets killed on the
railroad. Another escapes w ith a scratch
and dies W illi the w hooping t ough. One
man staml-off all his creditors ami goes
traveling, w hile another pays his debts
and stay- at home.
Louis Wi.-s inger, of Conemaugh tow n
ship. t.iis county, w ill be H'.' years of age
in June next. lie is w i thou t doubt the old
est man in this -ectiouof the state, ii.ji.sa
son of a veteran of the revolution, w ho.-ame
from New York in IT-;, and settled near
P.edford. A few years after he moved, with
acompany of pioneers, to Cambri a county,
having been granted a patent on a plot of
ground about a mile east of the present
site of Walnut tirove. It was ou this piot
that Louis was born, June I'.'S.i. All of
the citizens of the Conemaugh valley are
acquainted with Lewis Wissinger. aid il
is siiid that there are no less than "i per
sons w itliin a radius of live miles of Johns
tow n who can claim relationship with him.
In a letter to the Pittsburg Thins, a
cortespondeiit -peaks of the early days of
the lumbering industry in Clearlield county
and says in part: "Put the-e good old
days have gone, never to return. This
8 ring Vhere wi.l be less than fifty lafts t n
the river. Clearfield couuly was not great
ly lieiiclittcd by the millions of pine trees
that went out of it. Neither did the meu
who owned the trees, made the limber,
hauled, rafted and ran il, make much more
than wages at th business. The supply
was considered inexhaustible and fortunes
were floated aw ay only to enrich lb.' eastern
capitalists w ho bought il at their ow n figure.-.
Lock llaveu and Williamsport were
built by our people and their citizens en-
j ri chfcd by our labor."
Andrew Havenack. a workman at the
tlautier works. Johi.stown. was struck by
a Cambria Iron Company engine while
walking through the yard un his w ay home
on Tuesday morning and had his right
arm cut off at the shoulder, his left leg
ground oil at the knee and his right leg
cut off at the ankle. He was taken to the
Cambria hospital in an ambulance but
there is little prospect for his recovery.
The exien-ive town of P.arne-boro.
Cambria Co.. was established by Alfred
Tuckerand Thomas Paine- two years ago,
where they are large owners of ooul lands
and have several mines in operation, and
will open two additional ones this spring,
w hich w ill make their capacity there over
XoYM tons daily. The coal is unexcelled in
quality. They have a contract from the
Wiiliam Cramp i Sons ship ei Kngine
P.uildiug Company. Coif Trtulv Journal.
Westmoreland county was the scene of
another murder last week and this time it
's a double one. A Hungarian woman,
whose husband had been killed in the
mines some weeks ago, sold her property
and taking what money she could realize
from her etr -cts, making a sum of nearly
?.VMi, in company with her eight-year-old
daughter, started for Mt. Pleasant, w here
they expected to take the cars for New
York, expecting there to take passage on
a steamer for Hungary. Put the two nev
er reached Mt. Pleasant. Their dead bod
ies were found hy the roadside, terribly
mangled and robbed of all their money.
It is thought some of her countrymen,
knowing fhe had money, followed her and
committed the cruel murder.
nml.rla C iiuiiij i;raii.-r tn Mntj.
The next meeting of the Cambria Coun
ty Pomoma (irange w ill; convene in the
hall in Patton on Monday afternoon. April
1st. l-'.C), at one o'clock sharp, for a two
days" session. The follow ing program w ill
be carried out:
MiiMIAV AFTIKMmiN -K.S-loN.
Objects of Pomona (.ranges, II. F. Hill,
lecturer of Pennsylvania State Crange:
practical dairying from adisintered stand
point. T. W. Hughes; recitation. Mrs.
Kate K. Lilly: Silo- and Silo building. T.
L. Parrish; olcomarget inc. A. I;. Kir-ch.
I H'FN SKssK IN. MONDAY Mf.llT.
Pcgiiining at 7 o'clock. (Quartette. J.
( Gambling. J. F. Thomas, F. Huber and
J. F. Huber: recitation. Mi-si-s Annie J.
(arret and Minnie Farabaugh: solo. L W.
Greene, editor Patton Vmirirr: lecture on
organization. II. F. Hill. The public is
cordially invited to attend t h is session.
I'KIVATK SKs-loX Tl KSIlAV MliKMXl,.
Keport- of subordinate granges; recMa.
tion by Mrs. T. L. Parrish: proceedings of
the fanner's national congress. John F.
Thomas.
TI KsllAV AFTHIMiiiX -K K..N.
Itegins at 1 o'clock. The lifth degree of
the order w ill be conferred at this session
in full form. The proceeding- of all ses
sions will be interspersed with lnu-ic and
and songs. After any subject is intro
duced, discussion will be permitted in
which all arc welcome to take a part. Tin
general routine of bu-iness pertaining to
lie order w ill fie taken up at the plea-ure
in the grange.
Alex SiiittrnaMer. Master: Thomas L.
Parri-h, lecturer: George V. Garret, sec
retary. The Hlair 4'onnty 4'oiiinillnnfrt.
The Hlair county auditors concluded
their investigation of the county commis
sioners at I lollidaysbiirg on Wedmday.
Contractor Norman Wilt and Daniel Gib
bony le-titied that Coinniis-ioiier Funk
told t hem on ii i iTereni ocea-ions that he and
Commi inner Hun! ran the ofli.-e them
selves, and that they had no use for the
l h ird encu uiben t ol t h'f boai d. Con. mi--ioii -er
Faglev. They said they transacted
business without consulting Coinmis-ioner
Faglev.
The must start ling evidence of tl
lav-
was given by Count y Surveyor J. Ludeii
Henry, who testified that lie had been em
ployed by the audi tors to measure t he ma
sonry of the K ladder. Frank-town and
Franklin Forge bridges. He found that
there w as a difference of about i perches
in his measurement and that made and
sworn to hy flu- 1 1 1 1 1 1 y comiiiis-ioncr-and
that the county commissioners paid
out about fl.iioo for ma-oiuy that was not
in the bridges.
As shown Commissioners I'u uk and II urd
had paid out between ?..iVi and s?:!.7'M an. I
the auditors w ill surcharge them w ith that
amount and reco n. ineii.l that they be dis
missed from office by the court an i indict
ed. Commissioner Fagley will not he includ
ed in this recommendation, a- lie was able
to show that he always protested again-t
the action of Hurd and Funk and signed
none of the orders authorizing the pay
ment of that sum of money. Already
there are numerous applicants in the lieid
for appoint iiieiit so succeed Commission
ers Funk and II urd.
Obliunr) .
SYP.KKT. Died at her home in Gal
litzin township or; Saturday. March l'.th.
l-'.i.".. Mrs. Martha Sy fieri,' wife of s. P.
Sybert.
The deceased, whose maiden name was
Martha Pradley, was born near Lim ito.
March 1 -!.. Her parents were among
the early settlers who followed the Prince
priest Demetrius Gallitzin to Loretio.
She was baptized by him. and was alway.
a faithful member of t he Catholic church.
She was. educated ill the common schools
at Loretto. and taught a numlierof years
in the public schools of Cambria county.
On tin-"-".'lb of January. l-;i, the deceas
ed was married to Sebastian I. Sybert.
They went to live near Carrolllow n. where
they resided up until the fall of 1 . w h- n
they, together with their family, moved to
their present residence. Mrs. Sybert wa
the mother of seven children, six of w hotii
are living: Kdward J.. of Alloon.t: Mary
Noel. who. with her husband, live- at Ir
voua. Clearfield county: Alphonstis, who
lives at home; William, of Altoona: John,
w ho is at home, and Jennie, who is at
tending school at Philadelphia. Gilbert
died when a child. The funeral took place
tin .Monday morning from St. Michaci's
church. Loretto, interment being made in
in the church cemelerv.
Marrlaxe Mrnn.
The following marriage 1. censes were is
sued by the Clerk or the Orphans' ( ourt
for the week ending Thursday, March -1.
l-'.C,;
Charles Hefll.-y, Pittsbtng. and Lucy M.
lietitz, Johnstown.
Carle M. Hog ue and Annie C. Mangoes.
Morrellville.
Charles VanScoyo: and Ada Kuliii.
Peade tow liship.
Andrew- Pittman, Green township. Indi
una county , and Lizzie .Malian. Cambria
low ii-hi p.
Herman Lape and Mary Ellen Glesner,
(ieistow n.
Jacob Shingh-r, Orbisonia, Pa , and Ka
tie Sktitchall, Johnstown.
Ludwig Wiriz and Miim'e Miller, Moi
rell ville.
A ;ol Scheme for any Tow n.
There is a scheme in vogue at Middle
port, which, il would seem, might very
profitably be tried anywhere. Each year
a local auctioneer sets apait a day upon
which he w ill sell lor the tow nspt ople any
thing which lle-y may wish to dispose of.
The result is a Very large number of mis
cellaneous articles which change hands
generally to the gratification of both first
and second owners. The aiictioneer is
paid a percentage upon his sales. Such a
sale allows the people to unload the con
tents of old attics and back Woodsheds of
articles absolutely useless to them, and
yet, which often prove very seryiceabis to
other H-rsous. Jcrsiy Ulturc UcniUl.
T he I.lren.
On Saturday Judge Parker filed in the
prothonotary's office the list of licenses
granted and refused. There were ap
plications, and of this number 14 were
granted anl VJ refu-.-d. The licenses of H.
0. Peck, of Patton: S. C. Kirkpatrick, of
Hastings, and 11. E. Lamb. rd, of Third
w ard. John-tow ii. were granted subject to
a rule upon them to show cause why they
should not be revoked. The license oT G.
W. Shifll.-r, of Portage, was held over to
await the completion of his house. The
follow ing is the list of those refused:
sot ! HKU.V IsTl:n-rs.
Franklin borough J. K. Dobbin-.
Johnstown John Kirby. James Flinn.
Mt. Pleasant Drew ing Company, whole
sale: C. J. Hoffman, wholesale; John
I lorion. Charles Jones, Kohert Sagerson,
David Kirby. Seotidale Prewing Com
pany, wholesale; Chril Mintmier. whole
sale; diaries 11. McAteer. Evan A.
James. Jr.. wholesale: J. M. Dodson,
Nicholas Plum. Edward P. Kaulz. Henry
Shaffer. Emanuel James. Jr.. Albert Mitz
lail, Albert K. Geis.-ihart. William F.
P.urgraff. Peter Muriou. Patrick Povle,
Christ Eger, Victor Faith, William
Schneider.
Morrellville Francis LeeKey, r.1 Fair
field avenue.
Uichland tow nship James Houghton,
John tt.
Koxliury borough Henry Koch.
South Fork C liarles N. Crouse, C. A.
Piingle.
Notn HKKN MSTKH T.
Ash ville J allies an Ian.
Pamesboio M. C. Weakland, Michael
M. McAnully.
P.arr town-hip II. A. Luther.
Carroll township Patrick Harrigan.
Chest Springs Kichard Ivory.
Cres-on township 1! uuh OTlonnell.
Dea u tow n-hip S. A. Cooper, Win. I'.
Delaiiey.
Galliizin borough A rnhold t Prewing
Co, wholesale: George Aukciibaucr,
wholesale.
Ha-t nigs Jacob Pol linger.
Lilly ieorge K urlz.
Pat ton John Poyce, J. F. Marks : J.
F. Ponner. Walter J. Weakland. T. W.
Letts. P. 1'. Young, wholesale: W. S. Cur
ran. (ieorge DeGarmo. V. I'. Douglass.
Pol lage hnrougli -John F. Petter. John
II. kuliii. W . S. Con fer. Tjiotnas J. Scan
Ian. Portage tow nship James Daily. J. W.
Franey.
Spiiiigler I-'. II. Hearer. Henry (".". Dunn.
Tumielhiil- Pi-rnard (ilam-ey.
Wa-hington tow n-hip M ichae! D. Peck.
W i!motv-D. D. Mc Hugh.
Of I nlerent to I'eiisloiierx.
Captain Skinner, the Fnil'-d Stales pen
sion Agent at Pittsbtng. under date of
Mar.-h 0. l-'.i.",, w as advi-ed by the commis
sioner of pen-ions t hat it was not the in
tention of the I n terior Depart men t to isi e
increa-e cer 'iii cates in any of the cases fav
orably allected by the Act of March "J,
l-'.i."., which provides that all pensioners
now on the rolls pen-ioueii at h -s than
per niont h -hall have their pension increas
ed to j-i'i per mont h.
In order to facilitate the payment wf the
increase Captain Skinner wa- instructed
by the buieau to prepare and forward to
each pensioner, the rate of whose pension
had been increased by said Act. a new
voucher !o t ake t he place of that already
sent w ith the check for 'he January pay
ment, to te executed by said pensioner on
or after April 1. l-'.C. a.hliiigto the regular
quarterly payment at the old rate the ad
ditional amount due -uch pen-loners from
Man h i-'...".. under the proi-iou of -aid
Act. and requesting t lie pi-n-ioner to re
turn the voucher ilready in his possession
for cancellation.
The new voucher will be accompanied
by a ciicular which shouid he attached
firmly to tin- pen-ion ccriilicate in the po---e
ion of the pensioner, as the -anie mu-t
lie e h i bi ted lo I fie otticers before w holil
the vouchers shall be hereafter executed,
in explanation of the ditTi-rence in the rale
expressed in future vouchers and that
contained in the pension certificate.
A II otlicer-. including fourth-class post
masters, w ho are authorized to administer
oath- in the execution of pension voucher.-,
a- well a- the pensioner alTected by
said Act. should note carefully these in
struct ills.
Kent I.Miate 1 ruti-rcr.
A. W. Puck . t al. lo J. C. Kessl.-r,
White: consideration. s;,.;".
Cambria Iron Company to Henry A.
Pihl.-tt; East Concilia ugh. f'Ti.'-l.
John A. ( rum to Stephen Ha, 1. Ion. as
signee. Croy e, s.
M. D. Will-.-t ux. to Patrick XV. Finn,
Cieai field. !.
Cambiia Iron Company to Frederick
Ktoleh, Johll-lo A II. --"-'.
James A. Pradicy to Mary Croyle et al.,
Gallitzin. 1.-Vi.
Thomas Sweeny et ux. lo Andrew Kis-kit-ko,
Johnstown, fl.r.fTl.
Jeremiah Shull et ux. to Simon Murphy,
Seal p Level, fl . oO.
John McDi-rmott et ux. to Margaret L.
Kaylor, Johnstown, ?l.7.".
L. II. Aiimati et ux. to Harry Heinze,
Johiistow n. f 1.
Alexander L. Phtek et ux. to Thomas J.
Itell. a-signce, Johnstown. $1.
Cat on Lcthey et ux. to M art ha I.eahey,
Lilly, ---fio.
Cambria I t on Com pa ny to John P. ( ireen,
Johnston n. .'..o.
Harry Heinze to Catharine Auinaii,
John-tow ii. 1.
Harry Heinze to Catherine Aumaii.
John-to A n. ?1.
Kight Key. Hi. hard Plielan to Pennsyl
vania Uailroad Company, John-town.
.vm.
John L. Wagner to Samuel Wissinger,
Ea-t Conemaugh. ?.':;o.
G. M. stoy to J. J. Khoddy. Gallitin
town-hip. '.".
Eugene Litziuger i" al. to Charles Tom-
lllisoll. A'legheliy, s7il.
D. G. Myers et ux. to Thomas H. Myers,
as-igiiee. A-livill . etc. ?7.
Joseph Kramer to Charles Simon. Johns-
tow n. .si.:.ini.
- nuiclit Fur Itenr I'nlrt.
David Koegh and Andrew Yeckley, of
(iallit.in. arrived in Altoona on Tuesday
morning with three cub bears, which they
offered f.r sale. The cubs were captured
Sunday on Luke iiiouu'ain. near Lloyds
ville. While Messrs. Koegh and Yeckley were
cro-sing I he mouutai ii. they wete attacked
by a huge female hear. Pruin fought des
perately, but w us finally compelled to re
treat . after having been severely wounded.
During the struggle the too men had their
clothing badly torn, and their flesh was
lacerated in several places by the angry
bea-l.
After the bear had been driven away,
Me-srs. Keogh and Yeckley found four
Cllhs huddled together near hy. The
mot her returned and renewed the attack
when she saw her ofT-pring being carried
away, lint was again driven olT.
The four cubs were taken to Gallitzin,
where one of them w as sold ami the oil es
were tiken to Altoona. They are alxiut
three mouths old.
A1
1M I MSTK AH IKS N t K
l,-ttf T? i iministrtitn upon the estate
1 AniJrm rier. oi re?(in totvn)hu, (;iiiu
trt;t i-ounty. I 'a , lerea?-J . U.v-iiit leen kth d t"l
r.y Ihe Keit iicr ol I'nmt'riH ctiunry lo KliK.t I.
Her Mnl .lulm S. Kavr, notii-e is f'ere.iy kivod
t nil tersu- imlette-.i t prUI ejt;ie t ra ike im
ineitiHte j vmnt thtts h'tviiiK r!ajin
uiiain.-t itio oiiu will j'te-erit ttieiu duly autrien
I' rated fur t-avuionL.
K1.1ZA J . KOKK.
re.ctir I. O.,
J. K. McKkkricK, JOHN K 1 KK.
tbenlnirif . ra Aitoooa. F. O ,
Att'irnev lor estate. Aduiiuis trutor-1.
JUrrh '2:1. lSa.X.
AXLE
Best in the World!
Eet the Genuine !
Sold Eierjwhere!
FRAZER
GREASE
Mlaeellaneonn Xotlcea.
'Wll Heating Stoves at eon t Dnftot .
"lXrANTKI A reirular caitomer for ie fc'eiit
t'ouotrj Butter. Fur particular call at
this otlce.
Tbe blithest market price nald for all kinds
ol f-'urs (ieerne L.. Fredericks, tt.ensburic. Fa.
"r AN r Ell A ueneral representative In thl
M rountv to oruan lie local board tor tbe
Ariigan' SavlDies and Loud Association. Ad
dress 91 Finn Ave., Fittsbuix Pa. uich-2
lUK SALE OK KENT.
1 A near eluhtrooui
For particulars calf on
house on Lloyd meet.
ti. lU'FTON.
Etensliuri(, Pa.
VLAKUK dcfortment of uranlte enamelled
ware with another 'JO per cent, re.luctlon
winch makes It almost as eheap as tinware. Just
received at litU. HU.MLEVS.
THE F.ti-n.sbunr Marble and Oranite Works
1 are nrferin a reduction of 6 per cent on all
work ordered Ivclora the 1st ol May. This Is done
In order to avoid the ru.-h tor le"ortiiin Hav
work.
17AKM EKS.
Your attention Is kindly called tn the best
hay carrier on the mnrket and at a reasonable
price. Call and see It at
OEO. HTNTLKY'S.
rl'HE Fbensburir Kuildins it Ioan Association
1 will otlcr for sale at the council chamber. Kb-
ensburn, on the :ourtb
Mondar tn March,
tl.OO.I.O.1.
I.K.-TKK I.1KIMKK
THUS. HA Y1S,
S-ecretary. President.
ANY' person desiring Sinirle Comb While leg
horn Eicici can secure them by addressing
Hott Hros., Cam. 11 town. Pa . or B'alr House,
tliensbum. Pa. Slnnle set tinir . 15 ess. l; two
scttinvs. j eugs, t-i three settinns, 45 euga. fi.'b.
mehst St.
"V'tlTICETO smCKHOhllEKS.
i.1 The annual meeting ol the stockholders ( f
the Ebensbiirir Kuiidlnir and Loan Association
will lie held Monday, the i5lh day ol March,
18'JD. at S:;to p. m., at Council Chamber. K.bens.
bur. Pa., lor the purpose l nomlnatinic officers
for tbe ensulnic year and to transact uch other
business as may be necessary.
LF.NTFK LAKI.MEK,
Kbensburif, Pa.. March 15, 18'.5. Secretary.
IAKMKKS AMI Ht'I LI1F.KS.
I have put in a car load ol steel wire nails
and lence wire belore tha advance which I will
sell lor a limlttd time at prices beljre the ad
vance. As there will likely be another advance
by tbe 1st ol April. I would advise you to buy Im
mediately what nails and wire you want lor the
coining season, thereby savin money by not
pa In the advance prices biter on. A wod to
the wise is sufficient. OKO. HUNTLEY.
Orphans' Court Sale
OF VALUABLE-
REAL ESTATE !
I Y virtue of an order ol the Orphans' Court nt
J Cambria county. Pennsylvania, to me di
rected. 1 will expose to public sale at the prem
ises on
SATURDAY, APISIL U lttVi,
at one o'clock, p. if .. the totlowinx described real
estate, viz:
All tl at certain piece or parcel ol land situate
in the town-lnp ol Munster. tn the county of
Cumbria, au.l sitate ot Pennsylvania, a. liininic
land'ot the heirs ol James s. iKirbln. d-eased,
Tbouias Sericeant. John Latteroer, heirs ol .lacoli
lass. deceased. MaAhew Karatuh. estate ol
Francis Lberiy. deceased, Francis Itell. Samuel
N el,. Philip Farren, and estate ol t'crnellua
Iiever deceased. Containing
200 Acres,
more or less, an.l havlnir thereon erecteil a I a rice
FKAME Hiil E. silly leet In ieniclh by thirty
leel in width, containing eleven rooms, a Hank
Harn e.nliiy feet in lenirtn by sixtv leet In width,
an Ice House, a Slaughter House, a '-tore House
and Oranary. and all necessary lutbulldlUKS.
TEK.MS tlF SALE.
Ten per cent, ot the purchase money lo he paid
In hand at ttie lime of sale: Che balance of one
tbtr.l al the confirmation of sale: three-ninthB
In one year Iroin II. e confirmation of sale, with
Interest: and two-ninths In two years iroin the
coi.nrinatli.il of sale, with Interest: the remain
inn . ue ninth of the purchase uionev to remain
a lien .lurinn the lileiime ol Kilza J. Hurl. In. wid
ow ol J ones S. Hurl. in. deceased, the interest
from tbe time ol connnuatlon ol the ttale to be
paid to her annually, and at her death said one
n nili ef the purchase money to le paid to the
the heirs and leaal representatives ul said James
S Hurt. in, ileceased. Deterred pavuitnt to lie
secured by judgment lond and mortcat;e ot the
purchaser.
J( ANIiJ A IIT R BIN.
Survlvira exeeuflx of the last will and testa
ment o Autcustine Hurbm, deceased.
Munsier. Pa., March , 1SM5.
Orphans' Court Sale
OF ALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
I)Y authority of an order ol the t Irnhans ('ourt
ol aiubria countv. Pa., to me directed. 1
will expose to public sale at the premises In Chest
Springs. Pa., on
SATURDAY. APISIL OTII, m,
at hall-past a o'clock In the afternoon, the iol
lowlni; described real estate, viz- All that cer
tain pie. e r parcel ol land situate In the boroiiith
o I t;i.e.-t Sprinits. In t he cunty of ('ami ria and
stile ol I'en.iHylTanla . bounded by Columbia
street, lot ot Per' Mcl..nald and two alleys.
coutalnitiK two lots ol --round , and having there
on erected a two-story
Frame Dwelling House,
and a sriiKFKIKIM, with outbulldinKS, all in
aood state ot repair.
TKKMMOFK4I.F:
Ten per cent, et the purchase money to be paid
in hand at the time o sale: Ihe balance el one
third at I tie continuation ol sale; oue-thlnl in
one year Irom the confirmation ot sale, and the
balance In two years Irom the continuation of
sale. l"elerre.l payments to bear Interest, and to
be secured by the tiond and murtfraKe ot the pur
chaser. HELENA MELLON.
March 15, lsavst I lustee
I Net K1M IKATH IN NOTICE.
"Sol ice is hereby linen that an application
will be made to the Court ol C mmou Pleas ol
the c- untv ot Camhrlt. Pennsylvania, tin the
iTiI'H HAY ( F M A lil'Ii. lMift, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, un.ter the Act ot Assembly entitled
"An Act to Provide lor the 1 ncorHration and
Kcaotation ot I'ertain t'orporatitins." approved
A,.rilR'th 1"T4. and the supplements thereto, by
Kev Joel Hunt, John Liidwiir, T. J. Davison.
Felix LudwiK and Samuel LuiIwIk tor the cnar
ter ol an ir.tcn.le. I corporation to be called The
First Methodist Episcopal Church ol Ebensbunt.
Penust Ivjnia. the character and object ol which
is lor the supp irt ol public worship accordln-t to
thela.ih. doctrine, discipline aud usiiaices ol
tbe Met hi dist Episcopal t'hurch, and torihese
purM.ses to have, poasess and enjoy all '.he riithts.
beiichu and privlleaes collier red by the Act ol
Asseuibl- aloiesaid. anil its supplement.
Kl I' I ELL &. LITTLE.
Ebensburi-. Pa., Feb. Hi. 1;5 at. Solicitors.
A'
DMi MSTK ATI IKS NOTICE
Estate ol V iliiam l otniinson. dece?el.
Letters I administration on the estate of Wil
liam f'omlinson. late ol Allegheny township.
Cambria county. Pennsylvania, deceased.
hatuiK been (-ranted to me. notice
Is lirrcl.y tciven to all j ersons indebted to said
estate lo make iinmeiliate payment and tho-e
having claims aicains: the Same will present
them properlj authentic! d lr settlemeot.
liEiiKOE SKY MM!' K.
KKflKlKT IMMLIN.-MN.
Administrators ot Wt.liam Tomtinson. deceased.
Ai.fKlieny township. March 1. 18:5 X
4 IlMI.MSTKATMKS NOTICE.
Letters ol niiuiiiiistratu n upon the estate
of Maitliew Mctiauuhe. late of Munster t own
ship, county ol Camhila, Pa., deceased, havlnit
been itrante.1 to the undersigned h tiie Kenis
ler, notice le hereby aiven to all persons indebt
ed to said e-tate to make Itumediale payment,
ard those havinK claims or demands aualnn tbe
same shall pre-en t them properly authenticated
for sett lemenl.
AI'UUSTINK W. EBEKLY.
Administrator of Matthew M.-t launbey, dee'd
Munster Twp . March '.i. 18v5.
4 DMINISTKATKIX NOTICE.
J Letters ol administration on the estate of
AlarKaret Lamoraux, iate ot Blackllck town-hip.
t 'aiubria couu'y. Pa., deceasetj. ha7lna been
irrHTite.l t tbe undersinted. notice Is heretiy iriT
en to all persons Indebted lo said estate to make
immediate payment and tho-e barlpit claims
aiainl the same to present them duly autbentl
eated lor settlement
SAMANTHA HUE. -
BlacktiJk Twp., Feb. 8 1 Administratrix.
N OTICE Is hereny -tiven that the following ae-
count h ij been h.e.1 In the Court of Cm
mon Pleas td t'aitibrla county. Pennsylvania, aud
will beconhrmed by the said ('ourt on the th
day of March. 1SR". unless cause lie shown to the
contrar) :
First and final account of (J. (lirard .assignee ol
Keyuoldsx Bowen.
J. C. DAKHY.
Prothonotary
Prothonttary's Office. March 1, t5.
VOTK'E My wife Franle havinic leltmy bed
i.1 and board without sufficient causeor provo
cation. 1 hereby notify the put lie that I l'l not
be accountable lor any debt she may contract,
neither will 1 be accountable lor any debt made
or contracted by my children or any ol them.
See article ol separation recorded.
JOHN FE1CHT.
Spa niiler. March 1. 1S5 St.
& gents waited
lUKk siUr-. FREE A rar
F
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MAN. l.fcoptr year.
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JOHN PFISTER,
DEALER 151
GEHER&L MERCH&HDISE,
Hardware. QEensware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TEdrTABLM IN KEAMIJI,
IIARKEMi, ETC.,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
matri 3uly
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Near Post Office
t.Ttae ondersliroed denlru to Inform the pub
lic that ho baa oiwned a nbavlriK iar'or on
Main ttreet. near tbe oet offloe where barberlnir
tn all 1U branches will he carried on In the
future. EverTthintt neat and clean.
Your paironat-a nul tolled.
aTTS
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IjClearance Sale !
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.
We have yet a good assortment and must make room for Spring
Goods. C 11 soon and you will get nice goods at Bargains yoa
never heard of before.
C. V. SHARBAUGH
CARROUXOWN, PA.
ASK ANY WOIVIAIM
Sold hy the fiillowing dealers:
EiiK-iti i:i H. A. ShiM-tnaker. Cai:kii.i.tow n I. J. IMetriih. H a-tin-; -I E
r.enu. r. Si'AMii.U!-K. M. Hinder. I'atto.v A. M. Thomas. ifet-.,.,.:.j
Dt Will Pay You.
Packages.
In all its Latest and Most Improved Methods.
Automatic Suction Caviiies, Iliiiuintmi Tlates. Crowns an-1 P.ri.li-es.
Te th Kxtntctet! AIohitely Vifli..ut Tain ly u-in l"iof. May's K. Ii.
Zf-iyEiulit- t n years' exj.erien--e. Urst Cla.- Work Done at the Moft Reasonable
lliites. All Work W arrantetl.
tejJT Terms Stri. lv Cah.
12.14. W
Ofliiv on Main Street, sconJ door nortli of M. K. Cliurch, Uallitzin. Pa
It Pays to
1
ho uses the CinderHla Range, -a hat its
aJvaiitascs are ov-r the ordinary cookine
range, and he t ill tel! you that il U an
even Laker, browns tiirelr on top and bot- X
totn. and is ecoiioniical in the use of fuel.
It d-s its work quicker, better and with J
t lie least t- .Knse of any range upon the
market. .
Ttn ir Clmiiiiioi- Lisxtitm Ixilxir.
TUrir K'unmny Suv Mmt y.
?ttMMMUIMIMHIttt
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattintrs, Oil Cloths,
BlanKets, Feathers, &c. Prices Reduced on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Lnrge
James Quiimim.
DR. A. I.AINO,
Advertise.
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