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from banks
I ! ti i,i i mriioii by
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w e. k isit in:
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mi a st. aiii-
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mi th.-I.Mh
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v .-l a! w ceks
w ill so. ill be
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-oil. a !nr-
w a'- -i-r-i
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bad m-i n
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Sat
I a w
1 on the
i:nla be
its : 1 1 1 1 1 a
hi ::! 1 y ci .mes
Will be till
potatoes ar
1 I
i ii.i ii u-tia !.
'' i - now is. ned
t 1 ' Hit; Ii fed licell j
- nil -1 a l ii 1 .1 r I . be-
' - ill 1 in- -late.
'!-'. ; .lai'Kson
In ii. e mi u 1 1 1 1 : i y
:: v I ve ears. She
i .ami ami Ii v- son-
'"ii., .any. nf Johns
i ii. r b.r .';.ii o tons
ii - . a ti i a i a 1 1 l oad
ii.- intended to In
:i ml ( i. I.e ( uiii--1
i p. ha- n ri'iv.i.l
ii.'i !'i: - of coal per
'at ii l m to l he
' w i i k a iralne of
li Pel W cell 11 III lie
' ill.. . 1 1 .'A II t i ll til.
I tin- C.i I ri . i t ow ii -
"I I ' it 1 .1 L'e. w 1. 1 le oil
U : ; in- ii ,- ,,n Sunday
hand by ti -nake.
" -w nli.-ii but no
a i.i n- patcd.
i col ii mn it wi il b
' ' I. ! b.l ! lie Ii-
-t i.tnp- ill Shel.kl.
i Ii -ee I tie -peel Ilea-
. -i.ii' -tore.
Ii -I nick in 'one-
i : jua county, that
of i pound-.
. . - have Ii a-cil i
iy 1 1. thai sect ion.
mi i n. nl i din pan y I
i'. i . 1 1 - .v auia oluii-
i.--ii-t I,, l-'..;.. at
' loll-' W ill be left
-'- p'i .i-ant for all I he
- ,,f 1 1,.. valiant
" 1 v tii , a Vol on ti ei
1 ! H i-Hi at Johns
1 - Hi
r I. Ih next.
- lor tbeir en-
' Hie;
:- I-
'A I ; .
it are now bein;
that city.
l e. -ays ivt,.r
"lie of the del,
'i - a!.- convention.
' -i t 1 1 lie's and
i.eii lla-tinirs w ;i
a-'aiiisi llil.nia-
y unisier one ot.
n ei, t ii m.
'In- lame barn Im--
i.iines ( amplM-il in
Il
ma count v. on Sal -
-i ii mi tire, it was
in-- Ti.L'.i ber with :.iio
... i
.i., .-. in, en ol llt-W
farinuit; implement-.
Iil.li
at j,i'.
Martin Hall weaver, one of the first
settlers in Chest township, an1 who has
1.--.-U in Minnesota f,,r the pa-t forty-two
y.-ars. earne to St. Lawrence last Similar,
h-ivin-r ina'le the entire di-tanee l.-tmt
ii !. s-on fo.it . Although Mr. lla'.Iweaver
is 7; y-ars of atre In-j, none the worse oil
for his ioiiir tramp. lltis!injx Trihiinc.
Liv. ryman Il.,tert Kraft, who went to
Siimm. i hill, i'atnbriu comity on Monday
veiling to i.l. ntify a horse and tnii-sry.
-ut.po-t-il to 1... the ones hired from him
a-t Thursday and not heard of i. r.-
tinned to the city last evening. Mr.
K rat! says the hor-e and btinuy at Sum
. iie rhill is not his property. .. Ulwmi (id-
. I n i lire Siinoi: ton. in t he I aiiphin conn -tv
cmiiii, decided against .loh:i T. Harris.
ho hei;an mandamus proeeeedins to
eonipel tiuvernor HaMimrs to is-ue him a
a c,.mniiion a- aiderman in .lo!tntowii.
The court holds that the act of 1-74 ap
plies to this case and that th-re is nothing
in the law entillin each war! in Jolms
town to two aldermen.
-In theOiiay vs. Hastinirs-Mau'ee-I'or-ter-Mat
tin lumliiii.- liht in the Republi
can party, the .lohuMowii Tiihnnc is in
Hi- fore front of the battle foMJuay. while
the balance of our Republican contempo
raries in t he cuuutv are on the top mil,
and don"! exactly know which side of
me lence lhey will drop. They 1
hey have not
Jet commenced to wobble
The dead body of an unknow n man
was round in a tuanHed condition at Mi-tiarvey-s
station wi-st of j lloona on Friday
evening. The man wore a dark coat over
a bine working blouse and a ilark, st 1 1 p.-d
shirt. He was about live feet ten inches
hiirh and would probably wi-iuli Wi
pounds. Hi f;u.,. w;ls i,t t.o-e shaven
ami ii.- had a reddish iniisia.lii-.
At Lew isbur. l'a.. James I:. Forrest
Used the Md.-w alU lor bicycling. Acili.en
sued 1 1 1 in and the justice lined him '..
H.-r.ti.laiil appealed and the Fnion county
court n-Vclx d the justice. The case was
then appealed to the supreme court and
that tribunal has reversed the lower court
and sustained the justice. The supreme
court says the sidew alks are only for trav
elers. You can purchase a locomotive of most
any pat lern i..r s ,-,.u a i.i.iin.!. provided
you want to buy it that way. A promi
nent official of i he tnaiive power depart
ment oi a hi;r road is authority for the
statement that a person seem inir 1 he eact
Weiuhlofa locomotive innllinlvimr
tl.l
tiiriiies l.y eiyhl. wouid asci-rtaiu to
within a few
cents the sum riijuired to
piirclias.- it.
A reinoiisti ance airainst t he opera t ion
f a brewery by t he Order of St . V i m en t
at I he seat of t he order m ar Latrobe. is
beiiin prepared by i he l.-adinir t'atholic
pri.-sis ;ind w ill be presented to I'.ishop
Kichard l'helail some time this week.
probably. 1 he protest has been siirned by
i. early all the priests in the Pitt-burs
diocese, a f.-w of t he ienna u i.riests bcnur
alone excel. ted.
An Kben-bnrir K.-publican of irood
-ta inline in il.e partv -aid on Wednesday
veiling that "if t he deli-t;ati-s to the Re
publican st a t e con vcnl i. m from this coun
ty voted airaii.st uav for chairman, they
would do -o airain-t the wishes of three-
fourth- i-f the Republicans of Cambria
county I he Ih nilil sat- that Peter
Campbell, one of the delegates, will no
ihmlil support Ciilkeson.
Conipr.-s.-d paper i- rapidly lindini;
favor with car man u facur.-i s br various
pnrpo-e-. t in-i.iie-1 thiiiir i.eiiiir lor axle
bearini:. At the Altomia shops id 1 he
Penn- 1 V .in i.l Ra ill o.id. a niiinb.-r nf i n-
rine truck box.- hae been tilled with
ompr. ed pap. r bearinir- as an experi
ment. Paper has been loiiiu! a suco s for
in tic tit n i -rv beat in l'- in t In- la i he -hop. on t-
wearini: iron, -teel and bra-- bearings.
John O'Toole retired yesterday 1 W.-d-
n:-siia. liotn tin- state ilepa it !! -lit to
mtike loom for Harry F. Free-ion. of Phil-
ail pliia. a pioi. ire ot uavio Martin. .Mr.
"'I"oi ie js a i Tin . I a! and en tered the lb
partment diirmir the second administra
tion of (ioxetiior l'atti-on. He will rt
move to .lotm-ti.w ii. w l.ere in- re-nieii at
the time of hi- ilppoilltUlellt. 1 lltr'islill HI
I'nlrii.l.
The following named teachers have
been selected to teach the Cambria town
ship schools: No. 1. Mini Slienkl.-: No.:.,
Moi'tran Kvans: No.::. Fmtnett I lavis. No.
I. I red .loin-s; No. ... Kdna lliishes; No.
Julia (oniiell; No. T, I'.lanche Mrk'.-n-
ricK: ah. , leonanl .lones: ah. i itira
r.i viinii: No. in. Arties M yer
is lived at .-toper month and
The salary
the term id
lirst Monday
x mi.n'.iis will beirin on the
in October.
-n !a-t Thursday afternoon. July 1-th,
Col. S. Fidel, one of the liihilm s most
valued subscribers and friends, who lives
near P..-11's Crossing. Fiuonicr township,
handled l ilnni of tiood heavy wheat.
hat makes this remarkable is the fact
that Mr. Klder is now in the '.Mst year of
hi- aire, and I hat In- did this w ork w il bout
my 1 1 ouble w hatever. The next murium;
he was in Liirotiier. as usual, feelini: as
healthy and viiroroiisas ever. ' citxhiifj
'' nr.
The Sisters u( St. Joseph, although
. ..... r . l
mini; by ilirectois ami pairon- oi me
I Is at Oallit.in and Filly to accept the
. . . . . .i .... i
pii-ltloiis as n-acliers in i ne scnoois aim
test the constitutionality of the. irarb bill.
.cssient I V ilocline.l to no so, 451 1 iii? as a
reason tna. in, y w in inn una u-a inn 01
the si ate, however niiju-t and unconstitu
tional they may resrnrd it. and, as a cou-
seiil elice, tin- schools in 1 nese places, win
be tilled bv lay teachers.
lames ( JoiiL'hiioMr, an inmate of the
1 Im-hoiise. who was recently admitted
from .iohnstow u. has become insane, i-asi
w inter while traveling in Somerset county
he was overcome Ailh cold and was so se
verely frozen that he had to have his feet
a mputated. He litis been in the aim-house
for -onie time, but il was only recently
t 1... 1 bis mind became iicranccd. and at
time- he is so violent that it ha- beculin
necessary to coiiline hint in a cell.
As t he list of Cre-son township school
teachers ti- published last w eek w as incom
plete and the names in several instances
urini'-lr 1'iven. we now ffive the correct
list as fin nished by the secretary : Schoo
No. I. iCresson Hijih Cradc. John Mc
creary: No. -. iCn-sson Piimaiyi. Mis
Ilhuiihe Anderson: No. -"2, iPikei. Mi.s
i-.. tlo.. i..e 1.1,1. -nl: No. 4. iStimniit) Mi-s
Mary Iiauirherty : No. S. iNoom, Mi
Jeauette Shumate: No. (Feyeb. Mi
Mary o .M alley.
A Siinbiiry jrenius patented a railway
rail splice which doc- away with the holes
in the rails and the bolted rods. He offer
ed t he patent to the Pennsylvania people
but while they were trying to cet him t.
1 ..p.. -. siiotlb-r am. unit for his patent, th,
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western peo
pi. stepped in and offered oim -o.i cash.
1 - ,,.-r cent, royalty. 'I hi- inventor
took them up at their otfer and low th
I'. niisvlvaiiia peoide are aware that they
mi-sed a iTikm! thiiiir.
The discharge of Checkw eighnian
ti e.s l.'.iL'iui has caused a strike annum
the miners at ynmulity. The men wen
out for several days, but surrendered un
conditionally on Friday inoriiinsr and work
was resumed by the entire fir:-e. l.a'an
iv. .s dischameil for alleged disci iinination
in favor of his friends and unjust treaf
meiit to some of the miners who refused to
pay inio the check weiirhman fund. Man
airer Walls stated that Raan had left the
the place and that the affair was entirely
i-ettle'd.
On Sunday Alex Ruck, accompanied
by Misses Mary and Susie Little, all of
Loretto. w ere vi-iting fiiends in Kbens
buril and about Hi o'clock at ninht started
to return home. Shortly after starting the
horse became"' unmanageable and went
down H ik'h street on a run. One of the
ladies jumped out while the other and M r.
Ruck remained in the vehicle until it col
lided with an electric liirht pole opposite
the residence of County Treasurer Parker
and they were throw 11 oil t. All fortunately
escaped w ithout injury but the buirny w as
badly wrecked.
A dispatch from N'ew Castle, Pa., says
a new dancer threatens the potato crop in
this section in the shape of smai! rreeii
insects, w hich collect in irreat 11 umbers on
the under side of the leaves, -uckintr the
sap from the plants and causiim them to
blight. The bli-ht extends downward
rapidly, and lirst manifests it-elf in the
tubers by small w hit,- specks, causing them
to have a leprous appearance. Decay soon
'inishes 1 lie work. The bliiiht has caused
a preat deal of alarm, as farmers and t;aid-
iiers. w ho. ow injf to the failure or other
crops, were depending upon their potatoes
a-a chief source of uioiiey-inakiim this
Tall.
M r. Conrad Carl, died at his home in
Clearlield township, on Friday July V'..
aseil 77 years. He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Lucy her maiden name beim;
Wilt. Also by one brot her--Casper Carl;
three sons - Luke Carl, of Altootia. and
John and Frank Carl, of Clearlield tow n
ship: eiirht daughters -Amelia, wife of
John Noel, of Chest town-hip: Anaslasia,
w ife of Frank Delozier, of Clearlield town
ship; Susan, wife ir James Mills, of Ren
ovo. Pa.: Rachael. w ife or James I iallaher.
of White tow nship: Isabel, w ife of .laiin -Mcltuire.
of Clearlield township. Alice,
wife of A. IS. Dcloier. of Ashville. Pa.:
Anna, w ife of Narran Charles, of Cui wens-
ville. Pa., and Katharine, wife of John
Kimiiiel. of Altootia: also by forty-two
grandchildren and twenty-live irrcal-
raudchildri'ii. His remains were interred
in t In- Cat holic cemetery at St. Augustine
on Sunday.
John Ma nil hi. of Susquehanna town
ship lias closed a deal wit h Senator Pelts
for his large trad or coal land, w hich has
been regarded as a prize by coal men ror
some time oast, savs the Hastings Trili-
iinc. A part or the land goes to Duncan
.: Spaimlcr. w ho w ill at once put in an
opening. Circumstances make it desira
ble that Duncan Spangier hae an
operation not covered by lease from
the Su-rlinir Company, but the
main purpose ir the new operation is to
furnish drainage for the immense Sterling
operations on the other side of Hastings.
From this standpoint the new move is of
immense importance to Hastings, as the
Sterling mines have l-t-n seriously crip
pled Tor years by the problem or drainage,
and owing to the extent or the workings,
pumping litis become very expensive. Mr.
Maiiion declines to say what price was
paid for his coal, but it is said to have
been Jloo per acre. The main body of the
coal will probably be mined by the A 1 1 -port
Company, which has an operation on
the west side of the tract.
In lavnr or I'laliit ill.
In the eijiiily proceedings of Oallilin
Christy am) others vs. Dr. J. T. Chri-ly. a
ra-c in which considerable coal land in
this county is involved. Judge Lyon as
master tiled a decree in the Plair county
court, at Hollidayshurg. on Wednesday in
favor of the plaintiffs. The da cree gives
to the plaintiffs three-eights of 1 lie entire
estate, w hicli involves a large tract of val
uable coal lauds, tii 11 1 t he proceeds acct 11 ing
therefrom for a number of years. The
amount involved will perhaps reach
P 10.0110.
The decree reads; A ml now. July
ls'.C. it is ordered and adjudged and de
creed that F. M. Christy, executur, and
Mary A. J. Chri-ty, executrix, of Dr. .1. T.
Christy, d,-c-a-ed. pay to CJallilzin A.
Christv the sum of six thousand on,- hun
dred and ninety-six dollars ami forty-three
cents if..p.i;.4:! 1, and that they pay to P.. W.
Pink. Syren-us Ktirk. Jane Wagner and
Matilda Smith, or their legal representa
tives, each the sum of seven hundred and
ninety-eight dollars and forty-two cents
i'i'.'s.f.'i: Daniel Pork, the -uui of seven
hundred and seventy dollars and eighty
two cents (77o.s-Ji. and that lhey pay to
F. W. Purk the sum of -ix hundred and
twenty-two dollars and sevent v-four cents
1 fi'i".':.'.7t 1. and that they pay to Dcim-tris A.
Kurk the sum of seven hundred and sev, n-
ty-nine ilotlars and thirty-seven cents.
$77'.'..'S7i. ami to Mrs. Ann I lass the sum of
nine hundred and lifty-seven dollars ami
t w enly-ni ne cents 1 '.:,7..M.'.. and further
that they pay all the costs of this ca-e.
l!y tin court.
J KKKVII A II LvnNs,
President Judge of the I'ol tv-lirst District
J Pennsylvania. Specially presiding.
The S, f r t'onlrarlril lor.
n Tuesday hid- foi the construct ion of
a sewer Iroin t he count v tail to a point on
the stream below the Shetikle dam were
opened by the county commissioners and
the memliers of the council of the borough
of Kbensburg. The bidders made twobid-
ne for a la-inch pipe and the other for a
'.Mi-inch ;iipe. the borough of Kbensburg by
ai. arrangement wnn tin- eommissioners
agreeing to pay the difference in the price
1 1 lie construction ol tin; larger pipe.
The bids were as follows:
l." in. ' ".'n in
. 15. Cu-hiiig i.i:::! fl.'.Mi
Oliver i.vai.i :,soo l.soo
.1. A. Shoemaker 1.1-7 X:
I. A. ( resswell :t.i'.J7 l..V.:t
Waters Rros '.'.s-.'l I.l:
l-'rank ( Ii lien Il.'.oi l.t.x.
K. i. i ressw ell :;.i::'.t :i.:v.
II ight .v. Co l.'.iitl J.'.ijl
The contract was awarded to Messrs.
Might X Co.. of Clearliel,!, l'a., who were
the low, t bidders. They w ill begin t hi
work at once as it is lo lie complt-led in in I
days.
The following was enacted by the last
legislature and now not only pioiects far
mers but city fruit groweis:
lie il enacted, etc. That any person or
persons whw shall willfully enter or break
down, through or over any lield, orchard,
garden or yard fence, hot bed or greenhouse,
or who shall wroiigfullv club, stone, cut,
break, bark or otherwise mutilate or dam
age any lield crop, nut, fruit ot ornamental
tree, shrub bush, plant or vine, irellis,
arbor, hotbed, or greenhouse, or shall
trample, or in anywise injure any grain,
grape vine, vegetable or other glowing
crop, or w ho shall w illfully take 0 or
ca rry any grain, corn, rye, w heat or any
other lield crop, fruit or vegetable, plants,
nuts, Iwrries, or any fruit or
ornamental trees, vines or shrubs, wheth
er he same lie attached to the soil or not,
-hall lie subject to a penalty not exceeding
tifty dollars for each and every offense.
Slnrrlauc l.lrf nf.
Tl.r following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Thursday, Aug. I.
ls-.C:
Charles R. I'.owen ami Mary Pauline
.Jones. Johnstow n.
Harry Makin and Klla McMonigle,
Johnstown.
Walter Hrosins, Mom-ll villi , and Myrtle
Hill, Coopersdtile.
Silas C. Miller, Salix. and Ma.ie Aithur,
John-tow u.
Harry J. F. Zimmerman and Klla May
Rhoads, Johnstow n.
Delos A. Dibble and Maccie O. I'.erk
s'resser, Washington tow nship.
John K. llaker and Sarah Ila-kins,
(rant, Indiana county, l'a.
.
Home-raised new potatoes are selling
in Indiana at tifty cents per bushel.
Jamm B. 7. ah in Killed.
On Saturday morning about eleven
o'clock a telegram was received here an
nouncing that James 1!. Zahiu, of Pitts
burg, died suddenly in that city. Later
information conveyed the intelligence that
M r. Zahm. w ho resided in the East Knd
of that city, and who was employed as
chief book-keeper at the offices of the Car-m-gie
Steel Company on Fifth avenue, had
been killed 011 the Pennsylvania railroad
while on hi- way from his re-idence to the
office. He left home as usual in the
morning and boarded a train at Kast Lib
erty. Tii train being crowded, Mr. Zahm
was standing 011 the platform of the third
cat. and when the train was rounding the
sharp curve at Pen Venue station, he was
jolted off. He tried to catch the hand-rail
but missed it. and alight intf oiihis head, his
skull was cru-hed. causing death almo-t
instantly. His remains were sent to the
morgue, where tils identity was establish
ed, and then removed to an undertaker to
be prepared for burial. On Monday they
were liroiigh' to this place on the noon
train and taken to the home of his father,
C o. C. K. Zahm. K-ip. and on Tue-day at
1 o'clock, I M.. were intel red in Lloyd's
cemetery.
The deceased was born 111 Kbensbuigon
the -iith of March. l-4s. and was in the
Jsth year or his age. lie resided here u 11
tii aUuit twenty yt ars aeo. and as a boy
and man had many friends who de
plore his tragic deal h and sympathize w ith
his relatives in their sorrow und affliction.
For the pa-t thirecn years he has been In
the continuous employ or the Carnegie St eel
Compauy and at the time of his death was
at the head of the department ill which he
w as employed.
He is survived by his wife, tur llattie
Rohin-on. whom he married in this place,
anil one daughter w ho is married ami re
sides in Pill-burg. He is also survived by
his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
(ieo. C. K. Zahm. and two brot hers Dan
iel II. und Matthew , all of Kbensburg; and
by six lsici-s Mrs. Maggie, wife of Coun
ty Treasurer F. II. P.arker, of Kbensburg:
Mrs. Mary Jones. of Pittsburg; Mrs. Katie,
wife of Judge Parker: Mrs. Alice, w ife of
Webster Griffith, and Mrs. Hatlie, w ife of
A. W. Puck, of Kbensburg; Mrs. Amelia,
wife of Wherry, of A lloona.
The funeral services were conducted by
Revs. Powuian and Jones, and the funeral
attended in a body by the Highland Lodge
I. O. O. F.. of this place, t he deceased hav
ing been a member of a Pittsburg lodge of
that order, and a former member of the
Highland Lodge. Peace to his ashes.
Keal Folate Transfer.
Joseph K. Cass et ux. to Coaldale Min
ing Company. Suinnierhil! township: con
sideration J am- Leckey et al. to Angeliue Kinney.
Portage. ?1.
Gilbert Walker -t al. to W. W. Porch,
.Iohnstow n. f::.."iii.
( "nest Creek Land .v. Improvement Co'h
pany to Alexander Stolieza. Patlon, tVK
Augustine Trinkley et uv. to Cambria X
C'.eat held Railroad Company. Carroll, fio.
Mary Crumbling et al. to Cambria V
Clearlield Railroad Company. Carroll, f lo.
Franklin W. Otto et ux. lo James M.
Waiters. .Iohnstow 11. ?.'.ii.
Spangier Improvement Company to
Amelia T. Hinder. Spai.ger.
Spangb-r Improvement Company to Kl
mira P.eaier. Spangier. I.Mi.
F. P.. Ringler et ux. to W. W. Porch.
.Iohnstow n, ?7im.
W. W. Porch et ux. lo Charles R. Clock.
.Iohnstow 11. H.;ti.
Ro-e Hipp et vir. to
I ai-y low 11. f .'lo.
Vincent I lishal t et al.
.lnhli i.l 1 11 tl 1 11 .
to Casper Wolf.
L'arrol'. if':
James iil.-s to Myrtle Oiles. liarr, 1.
Harriet M. Little et vir. to Joseph A.
Scanlaii, Allegheny, ?.Mi.
Daniel KaiitTinaii et u. to Jonas F.
K an tl man. Cloy I e. '..
Margaret Rln-y to Thoma- 1". l'enlon.
Jr., et al.. Klii-ii-l.ui g, si.
Mary Smith el vir. to Michael (Jeorgc,
I'ortage township, f l.ooo.
(ieorge W. Wi-singer et u. to Archibald
Wis-ingt-r, Stonycreek. J :I .'.
Assignees of N. J. FreidholT to Carl Re
viniu-. Kbciisl.urg. .'. m a 1.
Carl Revinius et ux. to J. Ii. Wilbcr
Khenshurg. ?.:.oii.
J. C. Stineiiiaii et ux. to Robert Jarv is et
al.. Soul h Fork. $1 in.
Kxeeutors of Rt. Rev. M. Donu-nic to Rt
Rev. R. I'l.aeltiu, .Iohnstow n. !.
David Alhertoii et ux. to Mrs. John II.
Young. Susquehanna. e'7."i.
John II. Young lo Agnes Yalallay,
liarnesboro. i.
James C. Hess et ux. Ui Chillies II.
tiraybill, Cooper-dtile, -on.
Mary J. McDeiinitl et vir. to Felix
Yard, ''lesson tow lis),; , 7.".
Robert Leidy et ux. lo I ieorge 11. Rob
erts, J ackson. ?'..
James M. Wallers et ux. to Franklin W.
Olto. Johnstown, f J.Mi.
Male ttamr ninilnlin.
(ioveruor Hastings has approved the hill
prov iding for the appoint mel t, of game
commissioners, delining their duties and
em powering them to tippoint gtitne pro
tectors. He is authorized to appoint six
competent citizens, no two of whom -hall
be from the same senatorial district. They
shall receive no compensation for their
services.
It. is provided that the hoard shall have
tin office al the Capitol and -hall hold meet
ings upon the tiist Thursday of January
and July and at such other times and
places w ithin the state as t he coin m ission
ersshall lix to transact business. Il ismade
the dill v of t he board to protect and pre
serve the game song and insect i vermis
birds ami niaininal-of tl. estate, ami to en
force the laws relating to the same these
commissioners are also given the power to
appoint t.-n game protectors, one ,.r whom
shall be designated chii-r protector, and
shall have the direction, supervision and
control oT the ot her protectors. He shall
also be secretary nf the board and shall oc
cupy as hi- permanent headriiarters tin
room assigned to the commissioners at tin
Capitol. Kach of the protectors shall re
ceive for the Use of tin? board one-half of
all the lines and penali ies collected in at
tions brought upon informations made by
him after all expenses in recovering said
lines and penalties shall have been paid.
Section four provides that the protectors
shall meet at the office at the pleasure of
the board. It is further provided that no
commi-shiner, protector or other officer
aulhoi icil by the act -hall - lai 111 or receive
any compensation for his services or for
expenses incurred iu the discharge of hi;.
duties.
-
Hie flflaililfii Mine.
The heirs and the parties interested
in the estate of Charles McFaddcli. d,
ceacil. on Tuesday tiled answers in the
Orphans' Court ol Philadelphia to the pe
tition of the lilacklick Mining Company.
asking fi-r the continuation or a coal inin
ing contract. It w as related that in Sep
tember, Charles McFaddeii en'ered
into a contract with Charles McFaddeii.
Jr.. under which there was sold to the lat
ter the right to mine and carry away coal
in some eight hundred acres or -oal lamb
in lilacklick township, Cambria county.
owned by the testator. A ten per cent,
rovality was to be paid, and the minimum
amount to tic mined in any one year was
fixed at It Tt v thousand tons. Xo royalty
was to be paid on the lirst fiflV thousand
tons. The petitioningcotnpatiy was form
ed ami substituted in the contract for
Charles McFaddeii, Jr. The heirs and ex
ecutors of the testators, estate in the an
swers say that they desire the arrangement
carried out.
Won't Let C.
The GiiMlimj says: "There is no fit i.t In
the Republican party of this county to day,
and no Republican who has the welft c wf
the oiganization at heart w ill assist 1 in
troducing one."
That's right: The Hastings-Magee-Porler
Combine seems to have the- dele
gates and it would be very naughty if the
expressed will of a majority of the Repub
licans would compel them to vote for
tjuav.
In M rmorlam.
The following lines on the death of
James P. Zahm, who was buried in this
place o;i Tuesday, were written for the
Johnstown Tribune by a correspondent
from ElK-iisbnrg:
Silently the thread of time
Draws our friends away
To etehreal heights sublime.
Far tieyond this transient day.
Cherished w ill their memories cling.
Till our doom shall come:
Fondest thoughts w ill ever bring
Fondest thoughts of heaven and ofliome.
- -
A game of ball Ix-tweun the Kclipse
club of this place, and the Lilly club,
played on the ground here on Saturday
afternoon, resulted In a ucore of , to 0 ill
favor or the Lilly club on the 11 f l It Inning
w hen the game w as stopped on account of
the rain.
niwrllanroun oiler.
ONK new (thuuiplon Muolni M-blno k.r pale
che ip at Duiion's 7.14
r'HV MrBreen I lee Creum maile at lium- anil
I Kuaraiitcuil to bp strictly puie. ti.7
AKKW l.un.llen ol Manilla Hind In Twine. 6
rents a pound at llulten'l. 11111 a.
"11 ' AN I"K1 A iteneral representative In this
II county to onxaniie litoal hoard lor the
Ariuan-' Savinns and l.o .n A-soclatiou. Ad
dress 11 Filth Ave.. I'ittsliuric l'a. ue-h--
AlTANTKll A retlat.le man to represent loan
1? institution In CauilTla county M.mey
loaned in miiuh oi nm to tio.onu. Kor particulars
apply to W. M. IS, Cialoort. la.
UJlii-.Ntl.
1"VlK SAI.K
The Mi-lii.nal.l homestead. 14 rtoms.
Itll
cellar. A line summer renideni-e. A. ply o
l'K J. A. In iKKNKK.
may IT Cuml.erlaud.Md.
'I'll K F.len?fura- KuildinK At Loan Ass. .elation
1 will oiler lor sale at the cum-ll rhamtwr, Kt
eushuiv, on the fourth Monday In Aiik-ust,
ll.oim.o.1. Titos. Iia IS,
I.KBTKK I.AHimtR, Secretary. 'resident.
FT
AI.K.
Kioo.1 I'luiner, wood working machinery.
naltinif . i.ullev. diM.ri sa-h. etc. Will sell 11
lonir time i-r exi-hane lor luint.er.
r . A.i-KKSSVVKLIj.
No. 4J loruHt Street,
Johnstown, l'a.
Assignee's Sale.
The nndoMiirned will ofter at iiuldie rale tn
front ol the ttourt House. Ki.enst.urv, l'a.,
THURSDAY, AUGUST !, ISO..,
AT TWIMirUH'K.P. M.,
all the rlat.t. title and Interei-t otj. Sehall W 11.
hc-lui in and to the lulluwinic real estate:
No I All the undivided one fourth part nl
tlcit it-1 t.i.n piece or pan-el ot l?nd situate in
A. tains towns-inn. aninria county . ami tsi.ue 01
Prnusvtvania. adiomlnic lands now or formerly
i f .Ih.oIi Wendle. Si. lacing heirs and Milliard
Khti.tes. exreetinu and re.ervini. however, the
night ot way previously granted an.l conveyed to
the Pennsylvania Kaiiroad tompany . ConlainiCK
4S ACUKS AND PERCHES.
No. 2. All the one undivided lourth part ol
that certain i.iece or parcel of land situate in
Adams township. taint. r. a county, and State ol
IVnnfV Ivania. Hitioittinliiit land now or loliuerly
t A.Iain .1. l-'ulmer. luaac rstnav. .1. K. Sit man,
.lohn Madison an.l Andrew Muu.aw. and ttie
township road, excepting and rerervini;. howev
er, the rnelit ol way previously ierante.1 and con
veyed to the Pennsylvania Kailroa.l ttouipauy.
containing
!( ACUKS AM) 110 PERCHES.
No. 3 Al-i... all the r.Kht. title and interest of
the said .1. Sehall Wilhelm (t.eimc the one iin.il
vided lourth part) in and to all thecal and nth
er mineral, with ail ttie jnehts and privilege
necessary lor the luiniuic an.l fuioal nl the same
as provided tot in the several d,ets ol convey
ance vest itiu the same tn Ihe aid J.Sehh Wil
lieiui and .1 . P. VV ilson. J. tt. Luke and l W.
I. u-e. an.l mentioned in the re-iial to each de-si-npt
Mb iven Lelow. iu. u.n and under the
lollowinic .lesi-ril.eil tracts or pieces ul laud, situ
aie in Admns township, ttaiut.ria county, 1'cnn
sylvania. to wlt.
A. Adjoinina; lands now or formerly ol Jacob
Wendell, rye and Homer, Isaac Suiay.and pule
tic road, c intaining
( ACRES AND PERCHES.
K. Adioininic lands now or formerly ot .1. K
and I. K. tu II . Samuel Shank and Tobias Mill
er lshac Siniij and .1. S. W issinuer. containing
88 ACRES AND 87 PERCHES.
t. Adt lning lands now or lortnerly of Jacob
VVende.i. am) two public roads, containing
18 ACRES AND 28 PERCHES.
1 1. Adioinining the public road and containing
::i ACRES AND IT PERCHES.
K. Adfinlnir lands now or l..rmery ol Tobias
Miller, KhiDard Khodea. private road, contain
ing
41 ACUKS AND 103 FKUCHF.S.
V. Adioininir lands now or formerly ot Khinard
KIiihIw. (teorfce Kinic. K.tnlel Kye. Isaac Simj
and Kiivid r. liulrt. Willow Kun and Utto
liun. eoutaininu
10J ACUF.S AND 103 FKUCHF.S.
The above lands are more lully and at lare de-
fcrbeil in .1 certain deed executed by J. H. Wil
son and and Catharine, bis wi le; lr. J. tJ. I.uke
and A-jnie T.. his wile and 1. W. Iuke t.l.
Schall W llhelm. date.1 the ll'ihilay of April. A
l 1S-J3. and recordad at tbensburr In th nltlre
ol tne Kecor.ler of Heeds in and lur the county ol
fambrla in Heed Book Vol. 7 . paue 4.i, etc.
No. . Also, all the riuht, title and Interest ot
the said J. Srhall W itbelra. (beimc the one un.ll
vided fourth part) In and to all tne coal lyinn or
bcinit In or upon all that certain piece or parcel
land situ ite in the lownsnip oi .iiiaan, in ine
county of fambrla ami Sliate ol Pennsylvania.
ailiointnK lands now or late ol Iewig W. Stiank,
Samuel Krinic. .1. K. Stull. and Jacob Miller,
contalnini;
74 ACKF-S AND 12.". l'F.UCHKS,
which land is mure fully an-l at lare descrttd
in a renain deed exei-uted l.y oeorue rye to j.
li Wil.-tn. Ir. .1. 4). I.uke. I. w. I. tike an.l
.lohn Srhall Wllhelm, dated the 'Mill day oi
April. 18-.I.;. a nd rerouted In Ei.enshurK in iee.i
iMk V o . :0 pae I4
No. & Also, all the rlirht. title an.l interest oi
the said I. isrhall Wilhelui, (helnit the one un
divided lourth part), in and to all that rcrtain
mere or parrel ol land situate in tne towni-inp ui
Atialtis, rounty an.l nunc niurc-mu, uj'nuiiii
lands now or late ot E. Foust, Ievina tl..uh-
noiir. Isaac Suiay an.l lohn Wisslnner. con
taining ,s4 ACUI--S AND ir.-l FKKCHUS,
wl.ii h land Is mure lully and at larue desrrll.!
a rertiin deed exo-uteil ty Adam J. ronraar.
and Sarah, his wile, to .1. P. Wilson. lr. .1.
like. II. i. I.uke. and .lohn ."srhall w nneim.
datrd April M. lsi-J. and rerorded at t.lensDur
in Deed U.M.k. ol. Wil, pane 043.
4-orresiMindei.ee hv IntendinK Mdders an.l nuy-
ers Is invited, and aud any desired liilorniallon
wi-liin tne knowledae of the Assiienee. wnn re-
spert to the ir-terens ol the Ass.Knor in said real
i-.-late and mineral rmnts, win no .n.ui.ii) itn-
en.
TEKMS I IF SaIE:
Ten per rent ol ihe pun-hase money on the day
ol said rale; 15 per rent, on tho 1st dy ol Jsep
teniher. lt'.'S. and the remainder or balance ol the
purrhae money on the 1st ol H-toir. wnen ni.e
lit the said premises will l.e Kiven I'V the under
.iKiied to the purchaser or purcbajiers thereol.
THE n-MMllN WF.Al.TIi (lHAKAMht;
1 III ST &. MA FE liEI'l S l i:iuirili .
A.-slf lire ot J S. bali W ilhrlra.
Harnsl.unr. Pa.. July VI, iwb. Harriat.ur K
4 lOIIMSTKATUlX' MUH'K.
V letters of a.luilr.t-tration narinic ifB
.ranted the urders-irned AdminiMr ilri ol Jame
tlormlry. late ol 41.earh.ld township, dereased
notire Is hereny iriven to an persons inuoi.ie.1
said ei-tatn to make immediate payment an.l
tnose tiavlms elalms auinst the same to preseni
the same duly prol-ated tr selt.ement.
JllAllUilnE.1 t . i.r. .
J. K. Mi Kmoni K, Administrairl.
Attv. lor Ailmi.. Iysart. ra.
Kl.ensi.urt;, Pa.
Juty al. 1S-.C
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLI'EKS !
The annual meet. ok ol the stockholder ol the
4'resson Spnnics 4-.oinany will lie held at the
Itlour-taln M.-use. ressun. fa., ou n r.sira i ,
Al"tl's.r el'H. lHr. at to o'rlock. a. m.
Klec'ien lor President and iHrectors same time
and Hare.
K. 14. KY I.t.
July 19. I.i"3t. secretary.
NOTICE
Soale.l roosals will re rtcelyeil hf T. M.
Klchards. of Kbenshurir, Pa., until WHIit
lA l , At'UI'M' 7. lf..ai 12 o'clock, noon, lor
removing all lotcs and stomps ln-m the txniy of
water known as Shenkles I hull . sitnated in tiatn
hrla township, near Khensbura:. siclhcations
can le seen at Messrs. J no. llo).l h. Sons' store.
T. M. KK'HAKDS.
Au- 2.1SV&.
DENTISTRY.
Do you know we are taking out teeth
every day w ithout one particle of pain?
Weil, we are doing this very thing with
"t Mont under," t he only local ana-stbetic
that has stood the test and to-dtiv it is the
only one that is ue1 universally by den
tists who are up to date in their calling.
The price for "Odontund, r" w hen pain
less is Till rents, but if you experience the
least pain, we only charge you the usual
price. cents.
How about those teeth that need tilling?
Well, you say they don't ache. Thai's
just the reason why you should have them
tilled now. After they- hive ached once
you will probably have to have the nerve
killed and the tooth treat.-! if you are ,ie--irious
of s-iv ing it. I only charge :i cents
for amalgum Idlings and from Jl.no up for
gold tilling-. These are hard-lime prices
but they go just the same. Why procras
tinate'.' that's-a big word but it's a g. m.J
one right here U-cause procrastination
means to the patient loss of sleep, neural
gia, ear-ache, tooth-ache and goodness
knows what else. We know- of a good
many young ladies of our acquaintance
who vvuuld haye beon married long ago if
it hadn't been foi those horrid-looking
teeth. Remember, toeverv patient Having
teeth tilled 1 give a lxx of Dr. Richards'
tcotli powder and full instruction for the
care of the teeth. On the 13th of each
month 1 will extract teeth free of charge.
You say why on the FKh. Well, now.
that's my business, AM you have to do is
to rome. Remember 1 won't take out your
good teeth, because 1 don't tielicve in it.
Then you say suppose the lath fall- on
Sunday. Come right along and we will Im
only loo glad to relieve you of the offend
ing member.
T.M. RICHARDS, D.D.S.,
J V LI AN STUKLT.
ju'.ll
Trustee's Sale
REAL ESTATE !
H virtue ola decree of the Ort.hans' iTouri o.
aml rla county, the undersigned u.s.n.'
ed to aell the real estate ol Kvan K. Henncit. de
ceased. wlP expose at nublic sale at the
tUt I K T 1IO I S K J 1 11 -;.V.S II VUG ItS
HonOay, An.5, 1895.
AT I O'CKKfi, J. .r.,
the followlnic described real estiite. to wit:
A tract of land situate In 'uilT.a u.nshi.
('ambrla county, Pennsylvania. ai!.in.0i Ptn.ls
ot Ki-hard l.ivl. es'ate. Havi.l K. lewis. Hin.l
Klack and Neil McKay, containing
240 ACRES,
more or less. alK.ut 7i Arm lewre.l, and
havimc ttit-reou erected a IWK lleune auil
t'r&me Ham.
Terms of Sale :
Ten per cent.ot the puri-hace money to be paid
when the property is struck down: balance i I
one third upon coi.hrmation of ?le: one-ttnr.l in
six months anil one third in one year. I he de
terred payments to lar interest and to be secur
ed by tH.nd and mortteatee or judgment notes, at
the old lou ol the Truetee.
I. W. t l I.TKK.
T ru.-tee
Ktnsbunt. Pa...luly lti. l5.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May 2. 1SK.
CeBDerlloniial I'rrman.
BAST.
Seashore Kxpress, week dy. 3-' a in
Alt.Kin Accommodation, week davs ti-1 a ui
Main Una Kx press, daily lo :.'. a ni
Altoona Express, daily I no p m
llarrisburic Accummoilation. Snmiays
only 1 o. . n.
Mall Kxpress, daily S IT t ui
Phlladeli.hia Express. daily 8l2iui
W H-iT.
.li.hnntown Aeeommoitation, week day? . 14 a m
rarihi- r.xi.re.K. daily I :. a lu
Way 1'a.iseiiirer. dallv - :Vi p ir
Mall Train, weelt days 4 If . tn
r'aiit Line, dally h'Ji li. tn
JohnMuarn AccoiuuiiMlatii.n. week dy... -4 ui
I.Wn.l.n ric Hrrnrh.
Trains leave as tollowie 7 -o a. m., and
p. iu. and arrive at Creiion at 7. &7. a. ui. an.l
4. o& p. m. I.eii.e rr-sim atn:n., a. in and .".:"
p. tn., and arrive at Khenrt-urir at pi.io a. in. and
li Ob p. tn.
I rrHiiiiu anil 'learliell.
Iave Irvi.nn al i'..4i a. in. and :i mi p. tn. arriv
ing at Cre.iKon at 8 oi a m. and 4 p. ni. l av,
'rei?on V i! a. tn. and 5.2n p. ui., arriving at Ir
Tuna at 10.4S a in . and ti.4o p. ui.
For rtt-8. aaapa. etc . rail on ajcent or ad lre??
Thim. E. Watt. I'. A. W. I.. 110 Fifth Ave..
Pittol.uric. l'a.
S. M. PKEVOST. J. U. Will 1.
tleneral .Manaiter. tieneral .Man.iirer.
8. L. RKEI. HAKIIITK J.. It.
REED & READE,
Attorneyw at Jsiav.,
EKENSBl'Kil. - - - HENNA.
- itrice on 1'entre street. (4 w V3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys nt lnw.
EBENSBl'KU, FA.
-t im.se In Opera House.
TW. DICK,
ATTI IKNKY-AT-I.A W,
EmcNHitrKM. I'kmh'a-
r-Speolal attention to given claims tor Pen
sion Monnty. etc. cm- -w
J.
F. MrKKNUICK,
ATTOBKKT aKK (H.I'MOLLOIt AT LAW.
LKtiNSm Ktl, - PA
-Offlce on Centre street.
H.11
MYERS.
ATTOHNEY-AT-I.AW
KRBMfiBURS, PA.
Offiee In Oollonade Kow. on :entrc street
TVJNAO) E. DUFTON.
ATTtlKM EY-AT I. A W.
Ebkmhhi ru. Pbhha.
tV( Itflee in lMjrs. House. 'enter street.
Policies written at short notice in th
OLD RELIABLE ' ETNA"
T. W. DICK,
SUENT FOR THE
OLD HtVRTFOUI)
FIRE INSURANCE COM'Y.
OUHMENdtlll HTSINESS
1794.
EhenshnrK.Jaly l.!98'i.
VliMINlSTKATOK-S NltriCK.
letters of administration uM.n the estate
ol Joseph A. Ilt.nrad. late ol Allexhenv town
ship. 4'auihrla county. Pa. . deceased, havlnic ten
granted o tne undersigned, notice is nerei.y iciv
en to all iiersouMina Indebted to said estate to
make Immediate payment, an.l those tiavir.t;
claims axainst the same to present them proper
ly authenticated lor settlement.
JOHN 41. 4-1 INK A l.
Admin irtrator.
1010 loth Atp.. Attoona. AUoona.Pa.
A I toon a, I a.. Jul li, livi.X
BUSINESS ANNODNCEMENT.
I wish to announce to my frieoJs that I am n
In any manner connected with or Interested in
the Ice cream i.arl. teina: conducted In this
place l.y Thomas MrKreen, Md that those wh
ant the a-eoulne. borne made ice cretin In sum
mer or winter. cn alwars Ket it at the nl.1 rella
Ide stand ol KllHUKT .M, HKKr.N
jul.li tl
N tlTll'K Is herehv ittven that K. 1. Krantt has
hied in the orhi-e of the 4-erk or t(u:ir:rr
Sessions in t'amtna county Ms petition arkine
for t he transler ot the liquor licence trrante.1 ti
K mer K. Naitle In Haslimcs Inirouith and that
the same will l presented to the said 4 V.urt lor
Its consider .lion on the nrst Monday ot August
next J.41 lHliKV,
July lv. Iw5. 4'ierkU -
FOU SALE!
The stock ol a neral store In a near ly crow
Ina- town, on railroad, with mlninv an.l oilier
works. In a irood ligation low rent: the si.-k new.
Iresh and clean. Inquire at this ottire. or address
Oeoeral More. cared Kkekman.
FOK ALL. TH rJ NEWS, HE AI IHE KEE
MAN. II fctl per year.
CANCER
Rim Tumor. (TRm - no knK" ,
hook tree. Ir. liluri.iM V A Kt'SH
u kUia. &U 4, ilminnatl. 4T
CARL RrVINIUS,
PRACTICAL
-AND DEALER IN-
if i; '
J .. ." jil
FAREV1ERS!
When von w;ml GOOD FLOUR take your rrrain lo
the OLD SHENKLE MILL in Ebcnsbur- The
FULL ROLLER
for th iii:inuf:if.ture f Flour has l-c-en put
Shcnkle Gri.-t Mill iu Klier.slmr aiul turns
but
FIRST
Brinjr in your rrain ami jrive
ii-rjin in m-mniil sfTrirMtelv :itl.l
. .. . ... . s i.... . .v .j
own wheat. If farmers wish
lhey can 1 so. The Mill is
1JEST OF POWKIi.
PROPRIETOR.
I 1 .
i. 4.
V v
I f't, f'''' '-ly -ile 11. Hile In I! t eelV re. j I; i ri II lell t : tl.ev air
r'Vi-, 'A ' ':V. 7 I'"'!"''' 'easier-.
j .-'. .? ( L r1 ' . : . y j. ia t a : ' Im ii'll is p.l 1.1 Iu llealllll.e . .1'lHili-
' ' - M .el.- Ill .1 1 ' styles ; sjes. Wltll II Vlett I if sllil -
:j: I.-
ITT NolrJ l.Y Ihe f. .!!.. il - .!. .
Fill Ns:i i;,, 1 1 . A. ii..e!ii :i
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r. i'.i;i:.'inn n- 1'
l:;i.uer. F. 1 I..N--A.
IT Will Pay
To -o to QUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Car'H-ts, linoleums, Mattinrrs, Oil Cloths,
UlanKets, Feathers, &c. Trices Kelueel on All
C.M.ls, ami FREIGHT PAID on All Large
Packages.
OILS! OILS !
The Atlantic Kefinir.x C., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a sj . i i.tlty
of nianufai turing (ur the li-iines-tic
tratle the finest brands of
IIIu micatinc: anl LuMicaiin
0i!
Naphtha and (rasoliue
Thai can ho
nUDt FROM PETROLEOm.
We challenge couiTtarison with 1
every known rod act of petrol
eum. If vou wish the
Most : McMy : EatislaclGry : Cils
in the market ;iok for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO.,
I'insiii I'J.i-t..
11TTSK1 i;n.
PA
tctlHwly.
Geo. L. Frederick,
I.EAI KK IS ASK AM
wtirs, EOiXs,
IjUU
Hud General Ecrsc
tins.
wuiui
MiiMi:ti:T
I. t III- lltl.l. TslL'l . .1. U ;- !.. .1- :i .li-l.-i- !..
t lu- ni lii i.' :i n l in v j :. 1 r. .1 s I li.i : 1 w 1 1 i t i'1i -iliu
t ill y t.iisjn.-s (,t, ;t
Sricflv Cash SSasis
on and After July I, 1805,
ainl lliat mi :iu.l a !t.-r l li i: .1 it-- it i ! d-Itii..issilil.-
I.ir in.- t.i -t.-iu: ;u y i r.--l.l.
'l'liiswi'l i-ti.il'!.- in.- 'ii .-!! ..is .ii a
fliisi-r nwririn :iinl sin;. ,;,r ).ri.:.t. ami will
Im-an iiilvaiila.-i.i tiiv i-u-imi if :is w. )l
:i- In in'lf. Asktiis vim I t a i-..t,iin-iianii-nf
v.mr pal i ..n.i'.-i n tl.- fnt'in-. a
ill llu- pasl. I r.-tiiain
Vnius Truly.
GEO. L. FREDERICK.
junU
f WATCHES. CLOCKS,!
i JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, j
Imdsical instruments?
A I
I OPTICAL GOODS. ?
mlk AtiKXT nu: Tin:
VAT 11KS.
In Key ami Sietn Winders
i.,i:;i: SF.I.F.i 'TloX UK
A I.l.
KINI.S oF .lF.WFI.KV
A I.-
WAVMiX II.M.
J 7: ' M V li lie of .lew ell y is tlllslir-
pus-.-.l. 1 i.n.e ami ,- d.r ymir-
s.-.f .eft. re plir. ii.lsili elseW lil'Ie
'All w oi k iiuraiile-il.
I CARL EIVINIUS.
in the Ol.l
out nothinir
PROCESS
CLASS WORK,
us
a trial. Kach man's
Villi ,t the KloUT of VOUf
r- - - j
to exchange rain for Flour
running every tlay with the
rs
' i
.- S' i . es 11 In! II I HU. s ;i -1:
; I : . I : ;i ! . i ll! '1 u I em
: ,.i -1'.- .il ls ,.1 the
' i III. I K- ):' k i'l. tiell si
U-! 1er 1 1:1111 ..1 ll--I
I lil t inn. llliil A
s, i,eeti. r .1 1 e all
Ve a sure,- .
n in-1 t i in'.il at a t:i'"lii ;i!
"Kcne Better Few es Gool
. .1. Ulelli.
!. Tl. ..ma
ll AsHS.. s- I
llelr.'J.'.O
I-:.
You
UiNN
JOHN PFISTBR,
Itl. tl l K l
mm mmmm,
Rainn. Qrcxtsirarp,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AHD PROVISIONS,
V4.IITAKI.I.S IX M. Nt.
HtKMAS .T4' .
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
m.-.i 2.y
SUMMER COOKING
MADE EASY.
AGENTS
MAKE C1IO WAGES
SELLING THE
ARNOLD COOKER
NO HEAT. NO DOTHER.
Cix ks a Iiinnrt a l at m.e
time firanj for 4 il r Ci.is
Stoves. Liberal Ti-rm;. 'a
siire Territory. L-i us ir'.i yrni
II arw-ut iu
W1I.MOTCA5TU" & CO.
ao6 I Am St.
Rochester. N. Y.
iui r. st
EteitaE Fire Insurance ipej
rr. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Ajrent.
j:nt:ysiii'j:G, va.
WMTMESMIRJ
We want a
w n.en to
sell a
K". h o I c e
l.if.e ol ?orser s-t.-. e canrx.i
rti-li In a month tuit cn clve steady employment
an.l !' ycu t-U 'or it. 4nr prices correspond
with ttie timr' W rite tor term" and 1. tr.tory U
THE HAVVK M Ks-tKY 4X..
mctS.im. Kochester, N. Vi
i a . ?rr 1