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this is ti v
The well on the farm of Mr. George, in
Ih-rry township, Westmoreland county,
has reached a depth of l.:K) feet an 1 the
uas sand has been reached. Important
d . velopments are looked for in the near
ft; lure.
Those who happen to be overtaken by
a severe storm w ill do well to bear in mind
that the shelter of a tree is the most dan
gerous one that can be selected. A
thorough wetting is the surest protection
in such.
Several of the laborers emploved on
the borough ditch went out on a strike on
Wednesday wioruing or uerhaps were
struck out by the contractor would be a
better w ay to put it. Too much booze was
the cause.
A robber broke into the residence of I.
II. .enttnver. at Clearfield a r..- niiri.tc ......
'i---liV7
and irot some money, watches and jeweliy.
He escaped, but not until he had a si-ullle
with Mrs. Zentmyer, who displayed con
siderable nerve.
- Ceorire Thomas, son of Water Superin
tendent Richard Thomas, fell from a roof,
a distance of fifteen feet, on Wednesday
alighting on his back. He was picked up
unconscious but soon recovered, and was
not seriously hurt.
Samuel Howard, of Mom-llville, a
suburb of Johnstow n, fell from a freight
train near Sang Hollow on Saturday nitfht
and was killed. He w as aged vn years and
is survived by his parents and several
brother? and sisters.
On Friday of last week a runaway
horse caused the death of A. K. lSottom
tiel.l. a bridge contractor, of Kverett, Iled
ford county. Mr. I'.oltomlield was a prom
inent business man of his c ommunity and
known throughout the county.
ll lias i.een ton ml to be impracticable
to clean the Shi-nkie dam of tin l..L hi.. I
stumps w ithout letting the water off and
to-dav (Thursday) the work of cutting a
channel through the breast of the dam
for the pun ipse of draining it was begun.
1'ickpockets, following P.uiTalo Mill's
ai'gregaiion, are aid to have relieved the
the people who attended the show at
("leartii-ld of sums which in tin :,,.r...
-
gate would amount to .",( a i. Over one
hundred persons suffered fr jm the light
fingered fjeiiliy at Clearfield.
A large fan has been put in operation
in the McFadden mine, down th,. j;iack-
lick. A dry kiln and planing mill is Ix-iiiir
elected, as is also a large storage hou.-e for
the -luring aw ay of machinery w hich was
u-ed by Mi l';, ideii in the grading of rail
roads and-the building of bridges.
Harry Hawthorne, of Spangler, who
suspected of lie'ng the manufacturer of
spurious i:u, was arrested by S.cret
Oliicer (Jrillin on Wednesday. He was
taken before Commissioner (iraflius at Al
toona. and in default of ii'.iioO bail was
commuted for a hearing on August
As the result of a petition signed by
more than seven hundred taxpayers, the
county commissioners have extended the
lime ior securing the discount of . -r
cent on the payment of taxes lrom the
1st of September until the 1st of October.
A fter t he latter dale .1 per cent, will be add
ed.
1 lie sixth annual reunion and picnic
of the Kim raid I.euetieial Association of
Ulair, lied ford and Cambria counties was
held at Km. raid Park. Cresson. on Wed
nesday and was largely attended by mem
Ih is and their families as well as by num
bers of others not members of the association.
- Mrs. Hill, wife of Rev. George Hill, of
Merlin Heights, Ohio, formerly of Kben
burg, was thrown from a buggy while out
driving with another lady on Wednt
day of last week and rendered unconscious
for a time, but luckily escaped serious in
jury. I In- runaway horse broke its leg
and had to be -1 1 . I .
John Kelly, of I'atton, w hile working.
in the Pardee colliery near that, place on
I hursdav of last week was caught by a
fall of coal and bad his collar bone broken
besides being badly injured in the spine
After receiving local medical attention
he w as removed to the Philipsburg hos
pital for treatment.
A dis:iatch from Somerset says that
Frank and William P.aker were fatally in
ju red by an explosion of dynamite at
Shoemaker quarry, that place on Saturday
A blal failed to explode and the men
tramped around it. w hen the stuff let go
hurling t hem thirty feet in the air. l!otu
were terribly manglea anu iney cannot re
cover.
At the four w indows or ratherdivi-ions
of windows in tin pay oflice of the Cam
bria Iron Company sums aggregating
lliont 1 P.i.i for two weeks' work were
handed out to employes last Saturday af
lei noon. Were heads of departments
rks, etc., who were puid by voucher, to
In- included, tin- amount would run up to
iimui f r.'i,ii.
According to the Stienlifir Aincrintn
licycles are the safest places on earth or
ii tin- air during a thunderstorm, because
the pneumatic tires tilled with air are a
perfect insulator, impervijus to the at
tacks of the tleetric fluid. Mllle Ine
hance of the ordinary biped ling struck
by lightning is one in ten million, mat oi
the bicyclist is as one in a billion.
Thursday night, during the absence of
Mr and Mr.-, ll. R. Tibbotl at tne reun
ion of the Tihbotts in Fbensburg, burglars
liter, d their residence on the hillside
. . - V-...I..-
.I...V1- '..-am school house. Ill Iower i nun
1 ' I ,1.A .1 . .. .
t.ivi ii-liin. bv smasiiuig in i" uwii
I I. .ra K.-am and the three Tlbbott
. . ,1... nft
ren were in Hie House ai in" --
their cries for help frightened the intrinl-ei-away
before tin y secured anything.
.Ii.h iitirn 7 rili'iiie.
Work was commenced last Monday
.i .... l .1 v t .t.i i ii o
morning on tne new lamwv. .
from Altoona to Philipsburg. which is
known as the Altoona & Philipsburg tail-
I The new line will intersect
l'hi!ii-,burg with the lteecht reek railroau
which extends by connections with the
i ti.,.r to Philadelphia, lheroad.
when completed, opens valuable
i .;..,i... r- .....I furiii lands for that
noil- luai. linn" -
1. ..It ni.in
section oi I eunsj i
An Italian accompanied by alleged
..rr,r.niii In-ar. visited the surrounding
. i.-.i .-L- The -animal" seemed to
LVJ nil- m.'i " .--
be wonderfully well trained and his owner
reaped a rich harvest. When th
of night drew near the Italian
I ei.nmanion repaired to a
pot near the county home to roost for the
i.iifht. wheu the alleged bear
f i.w hM.. and assist In fountini-
.1... .l;.v-s ,,roeeeds.-(;rtt-uri-lr!l.
r... . .i:.... ,.. 'ihn battle of
i in. iiufni.i '"j -----ui
iu. i,. i he cause of Protection," and an
...:..- .. I.. , u-s..rts that "it was the Mc-
Kin lev bill that created the fullness In the
.r..,.-irv dnrii.e :leveland's first term
,,..i,u- knows more about Protection
than anyone else. It is a good thing thing
.i..., w.. now have the issue laid down from
uiiil.oritive source anil
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f the V. I
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of I'o-edale, ;
1 from sinistrok
'ii Saturday
' taken to Me
"'''. lor inter
Henry Filtz and Lis six-year-old son,
William, of Hollidaysburg, were in the
city yesterday. William attracted con
siderable attention owing to his avoirdu
pois. The boy is almost seven years of
age and stands three feet eleveu and three
forth inches high. He weighs irr pounds
and measures thirty-eight inches around
the waist and eighteen inches around the
calf of the leg. The boy has just recover
ed from an attack of scarlet fever. His
father staled that his sickness did not
make him lose the least particle of flesh.
He has continued to grow heavier. Al
Uxittn Times.
On Sunday afternoon R. L. George
and family started out for a drive behind
his line team of hays, one of w hich was an
exceptionally good mare. They drove to
Moreno and upon leaving for home Mr.
George noticed that.
be sick but uever thought anything dau-
gerous w as w rong. Wheu a short distance
out of Loretto the mare fell over and in
about It) minutes was dead. The cause of
the animal's death was either colic or in
flamation ot the bowels. The mare was a
good one and was a safe family horse and
Mr. George deeply regrets his loss. Out-
lilzin Times.
Melvin I). Crum, son of Allison II.
Crum, was instantly killed by lightning on
Hiday afternoon about three o'clock w hile
plow ing in a lield near his home a short
distance fiom Marklesburg, Huntingdon
county. lioth horses were also killed.
The storm had hern gathering for some
time, and the young man not apprehending
danger, lonlliiiii-d plowing. He :ilul the
horses were struck by a bolt of lightning
that preceded thestorm. Il was not known
that anything serious had Dccurred until
the young man failed to come to his supper
at the usual time. His father started in
earch of him and found him dead in the
lield.
On Sunday last while Mrs. Klmira
Heinbaugh, of how er Turkey foot tow n-
ship, Somerset county, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Conghenour, and her
Ii ve-year-olJ grandson, of Scottdale, was
driving through Confluence the horse
attached to the buggy in w hich they were
seated stepped upon a hoop. The hoop
became entangled aliout the horse's legs
and the animal began kicking vigorously
to free itself. It iu struggle it struck
young Conghenour on the head, fracturing
his skull and infla ting injuries that caused
death on Monday. Mrs. Heinbaugh was
also kicked on the leg, sustaining the
fracture of that niemU-r.
On Friday last information was made
before and warrants issued by United
States Commissioner Gratlius at Altoona,
cuarging certain parlies with passing or
having i n their posscss-ion counterfeit coins.
Saturday afternoon 1'uiled States Marshal
Griffin arrived there with four men who
had been arrested on the charges. They
were placed in the Altoona lock-up over
night and on Monday morning were taken
to Hollidaysbiirg to aw ail hearings. Their
names and the limes et for their hearings
are: Charier States and L. G. Spencer, of
Flora, Indiana county ; time. August 'juth.
K. F. White, of liuriiside, Clearlield coun
ty: time, August 21st. Adam Ranks, of
Punxsutawney, Jefferson county; time,
August -,'sth.
Mr. William Goss, of Jeffries, had ai:
experience with a rattlesnake one day last
week which causes him to shudder when
ever he thinks of It. He was out gather
ing berries, and happened to tramp on the
snake, which immediately sank its fangs
in one of his shoes and coiled around his
ankle. He managed to Kick it oil and at
tempted to seize a large rock to throw at
it, when he discovered a huge yellow rat
tler under the rock. Securing another
stone he killed the one which had first at
tacked him, then followed up the good
work by destroying the yellow one and
another, w hile a fourth made ils escape.
Then William concluded he was tired
picking berries, and went home. llmitz
dale Obsen-er.
The MabufT- t'atat roptje.
Five men were killed outright
and three seriously affected by inhaling
poisonous gas or black damp, w hile w ork
ing in a deep rock cut on the Pittsburg t
Eastern railroad at McGee's Mills, Clear
Seld county, on Vriday.
The names of the dead are: James Quinn,
foreman, of Mifflin, married; William
Rrick, shovelman. of Lunday, X. Y.. mar
ried; William Stevens, Philadelphia, en
gineer of the steam shovel; Charles liar
riety, Xinevah, Pa., laborer. The remains
of a Hungarian, whose names could not be
learned, were taken to Coalport and in
terred in the Catholic cemetery.
Contractor John McManus was over
come and narrow ly escaped death w hile
trying to rescue his men. Kdward Clark
also had a close call, and James liryson,
of Philadelphia, came near sulTo'ating
while endeavoring to rescue the other
workmen. Contractors and physicians did
all in their power to resusitate the victims,
but to no avail.
A blast of three or four hundred kegs of
powder had recently lieen put off, and the
men had gone to perform their several
duties, when one at a time they would fall
and succumb mysteriously. Five were
dead before the others knew of it.
The poisonous gas arose from beneath
the rock from a mine which had lieen
abandoned alxiut "JO years.
W. W. Mi Quow ii, justice of the peace.
of Mahaffey, acted ascoroner. He impan
elled a jury and rendered a verdict that
the deaths were caused in accordance w ith
the above facts.
The Pennsylvania Midland is road
contractors have now about thirteec niles
of track laid. They also have tin tele
graph poles up aud have complete one
water tank.
f I crl I ufo a Kiitlrn.
ONE new Champion Motrin t Machine lor -ale
cheap at liuiton's 7.14
'I'KY McBreen Ie t'ream made at home and
JL Kuaranteed to be strictly puie. 6.7
Twine. 6
uiny 3
AKEW bnn'lee of Manilla Kindfng
cent- a pound at Dullon'a.
J AN TEU A ucner&l representative In this
mty to orv&DtEe local Inmrds lor tne
Artisan?' Savings and Isn Association. Ad
dress W Filth Ave., I'lttftmnt pa. moh'J2
W
'ANTEii A reliable m-n to repre-ent a loan
Irmitmlon in Cambria county Money
loaDe.1 In -urns nt uh) to f iu.iniU. For partirulara
apply to W. M. 1)AV1S5, i'ealuurt. Pa.
mch'Jtl.
F
itb
K SSAI.K
The Mclianalil homestead. 14 rcotn.
cellar. A hoe summer re-idence. Apply "
l'K J. A. IKIKKNKU.
mayl7 Cumberlaml. Md
T'H K Kben-burn Hull.llna at Loan A-.nciatlon
will oiler for -ale at the council chamber, Kl
enxhunc, on the 'ourtb Monday In Aumst,
tl.ouo.uo. THUS. HAMS,
I.b-tkr I, -Km K, Secretary. President.
et vir. to Marion
ii x. to I'atiick t.
to John lliiL'hes.
II V.
to Cieorge H.
Coop-
Miss
child-
at
shades
and his
secluded
an
know exactly
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1 ...... r,tl-ll(l Hlftllllt. -
uere under the impression that I'rotet.on
. i i. j, .;., i -:in still see soma
was ui'iiu oik.
-i,,.. ..f life iii its tail.
The deleuales to the Republican state
Messrs. Jesse
COIlVI'lllll'" ' , ,
..I l ..tton: IVter t ampoi'ii, o.
i-.. ...lu.ii liooinson,
uiiu v.-e-' -
have lieen all aloiitf claimeu i.y
n.,d HastlniiS tactions
Dab
rolltown.
.Johnstown.
ll... f)llUV
-ri... li'ruAS sometime af-o predicted
...... ,i. would land iu the Quay garden
and up to this date we see no reason to
change the prediction. In the Improbable
..f i..i,ohlican prtident being
electe.1 It will U Quay's side of the bread
C'orreaponUeure.
Flinton, l'a., Aug. H'.ir,.
El. Kiikkmax: A word to the wise, etc.
What I mean by that is that all persons
who have aspirations for the office of
county treasurer, which w ill be voted for
next year, may perhaps as well pu'l olf.
as E. F. Spencer, of Hastings, was can
vassing in this part of the county fur the
nomination for that oflice, asking the sup
port of not only Republicans but Demo
crats as well, and savii-.K tu a prominen t
Democrat "1 want you to keep still till
after the nomination and then don't care
what you say as the Markers are for mc
and if I can make the nomination I am all
riht. Flory Harker has already employed
me to collect the tases iu this part of the
county and you can see from that that the
I'.arkers are foi me." As much as to say
that the Markers hold the votes of Cam
blia county in the hollow of their hands,
as it were." ana can throw the oflice to
the south or north of the county just as
as thev desire. It is believed here that
the Messrs. Barkers are strictly opposed
to any candidate usiuk their name in a
boastful wav while canvassing for the
nomination for any oflice.
K. F. Spencer is well known in this part
of the county, especially ;n Kcade town-
bin, and with the Ilollen support from
tl.is tow nshio. mav cut unite a Iiirure in
the nomination. Faumkk.
Fire In 'ailirla T nnhlp.
On Sunday evening aliout 7 o'clock
William Makin, who resides on what is
known as the Kvan R. Itennett farm, about
three miles north of Kliensburg. discovered
smoke issuing from the roof ol his dwelling
in the opposite end from the chimney. A
hasty investigation disclosed the fact that
a tire w as raging in the attic and as there
were none of the family a home hut him
-elf nd no water but a few buckets in the
spring, he knew that there was no possi
bility of saying the house. He gave
tl. farm 1m-II a. few tans and then went to
work to throw out the furniture, clothing.
etc. A number of neighbors and people
who were pas.-ing on the pirtdie road near
by gathered to his assistance and most of
the furniture w as gotten out but in a badly
wrecked cindition.
Five ln-dsieads. a large box containing
oil ii... lut clothinir of the family, and a
number of other articles were destroyed
There was no insurance on the content
of the house and the loss Is a severe one to
he was burned out three
vears ago and at that time lost everything.
The house was a log building, erected
many years ago and belonged to the heirs
ol tne late hvan K. tfenuetl.
Killed on lh Railroad
Charles W. Shingle, a brake-man on the
Pennsylvania railroau. whose home is In
Altoona, was killed tear South Fork on
Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Shingle was
.n a. train going west and when n ar that
..l. e attemi.ted. while standing on top of
box car. to tighten a brake, when his
brake-stick broke and he fell between the
cars oT the moving train. As he fell he
c i..v strui'li his forehead, for there
IU II.' .
was an ugly gash above the eyes. The
skull, however, w as not fractured. His left
leg was crushed from the knee down,
showing that the w heels of the car had
ssed over it. There were no other in-
Kral F.Mlate TranNfrrta.
S. W. Lynch et ux. to W. W. Amsbry,
(iallit.in tow nship: consideration, 1.
W. W. Amsbry et ux. to Cumbria Iron
Company. Callitxin tow nship. 1.
Administratrix of V. A. Cobaugh to Paul
J. Cobaugh et al., Johnstown, 1. ...
Kittie Cobaugh to Paul J. Cobaugh et
al., Johnstown, (1.
Cambria Iron Company to Herman Ing
icrt, Johnstown, ?..
Thomas Pradh-y et ux. to Anthony
Sanker. flallitin, f 1.
S. W. McLollum et ux. to Henry M.
Heiiie, Johnstown. 0
P. K. Dillon et ux. to D. S. Rice. Klder,
tu.
Kliabeth Radcliffe
Fuiist. Spangler, $).'.".
Nicholas J. P.oyer el
Kirby, Wilmon-, :t,r a.
F- S. Malov et ux.
t'oopersdale. fl.
David M. Lewis et
Paine, trustee, Johnstown, .
A. R. Cooper et ux. to J. C. Hess
ersdale, ft.
Jacob Yepley et ux. to the Harbison Jt
Walker Company. Reade, tint.
John ll. C. Rearer to John A. P.Iair, Car
rolltow :i. :tso.
Marrlait- l.lrm-M.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending lhursday, Aug.
Oscar 11. Malhorn. (lallilin, and Annie
May Wilt, Tunnelhill.
John F. Rradley and Catharine Rlalt,
Callil.in.
John M. Cu-h and Kinina Cecelia Mc
Coy. Johnstown.
John Harney, Jr., and Johanna Collins,
Johnstown.
Kdward Kern and Julia
town.
iobert C. Dawson and
iarueslioro.
James D. Kirkpatrick,
Kli.a K. hMiiiiilou, Indiana.
Henry Lentz and Amelia Franke. Johns
town.
John C. Marks, Morn-ll villi, and Jennie
(irace Long. Johnstown.
John Callas and Mary Fomadley. Pat-
ton.
William II. Keifer and Susie R. Stuher,
Rosedale.
Ambrose Conrad. Loretto, aud Caroline
Stevens, Allegheny tiAliship.
John Aricksoii and Klsie M. Kemerer,
M iueral Point.
John (iorman and K. E. F.vans. Altoona.
J. R. Rager, Viutondale, and Jennie
Singer, mco.
I )K(n.K attending the Kair -liould make ll
their butdnes to call at the -tore ot John
Owens anu ln-ACt hi- koihI-. lie ha- liie liet
a.-ortment ol MiuM to be lound In the town and
ni ,irlce an li.w as low a the lowest. He alo
carries a lull line ol line ol dry goods, grin-eriea,
etc.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May an. 1815.
('nDertloniaf Crrn-un.
BAST.
Seashore K-pr-i. week d'ys 6 3 a m
Altion& Accommo latlon. week days ictiiu
Main Line Kxpresn. dally ". lu Mi a m
Altoona K-pre--. dally 1 no p m
Harrlsl.urK AccooimodaUun, Sundays
ouly 1 1)7 p m
Mall Klpresii. dally ft 17 p in
Philadelphia Express, dally 112pm
WIWT.
Johnstown Accommodation, week days
Pacific Kxpres-, daily
Way Vasjenuer dally
Mall Train, daily
r'ast Ilne, dally
8 14am
8 :;7 a m
... 2 "ft p m
... I . a
. 8 "S ii. m
.miiDniiwn accommodation, week days... o4iii
EheniiliiirK Drsnrh.
Trains leave a.i follows: 7.-J0 and 10 20 a. m.
and a.'M p. in. and arrive at ('reson at 7.M and
lu b'i a. ill. and 4.05 p tn. Ieave t'resdon at V :m
aii.i ll.loa. m and ..: . in., and arrive at Kt
e i b iru at lo.o5 and II 4.r a. m , and o.0S p. rn.
( rrrMim and t'lrarllrld.
Ieave Irvonit at 6 45 a. m.an.l 3 Oy . m. arrlv
nn at Cresson at a U& a. m. and i.'&t p. ni. lave
t:resion t& a. tu. and f Ai p. m arrivlnn at Ir.
vona at lo is a iu. and tl.io p. m.
Kor ratei. naps, etc , call on ajcent or a. 1 tress
rniB. K. Watt. 1. A. W. Uu tilth Ave.,
PittstiurK, Pa.
S. M. PKbYOST, J.K. W(l(il.
(general Manager. lieneral Manaicer.
. L. BBIU. M ATa!OT H i. . U.
HEED & READE,
Attorneys itt Ijiav.
tHEWSHITK. - - - PENNA-
- tfflce on t'eotre street.
H za v3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneyw nt Linv,
tHENSBI KO, PA.
-tn;e in (ipera House. s.u.M
rp W. DICK,
JL ATTOKNEY-AT-I.AW,
LuaMxacRA, Pbmm'a-
MSpeclal attention to given claims for Pen
sion Hoanty. etc. cbT- Awu
Kllllne, Johns-
Ri..ie Moore,
Spanjrler, and
Pa.
J.
F. McK F.N KICK,
ATTORN KY AMD Ool'MHKt-LOR AT LAW.
EBkri:SBl'Kl. - PA
-ltflce on Centre street.
H.
II. MYERS.
ATTOK.NEY-AT-LA
Ebbhsbubs, Pa.
ee In Dollonade Kow. on t'enlrt street
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
HY virtue of an order Issued out of the Court of
t'ummon Pleas ol ratnhrta county, to me di
rected. I will eose to pu'.llc sale al the store
room ol J. W. sharbau((b , in the borough ol tar
rolllown. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST :U, lSiV.
at '1 o'clock, p. u., the following valuable real
estate, to wit:
No. 1. A lot or piece of itround situate in tie
boroUKb of Oarrolltown. Cambria countv,
Pennsylvania, trontina 54 feet on Main street,
and extending bark 15oleet along Carroll street
to an alley, having thereon erecte-l a TWt
sniKV KKAMKsriiKE KtMIM -5 by No feet,
with an ill t'mil wtre-r.,n 25 by 4i feet,
and aTWll-STOKY DW1XL1NO HUl'-E at
tached to said store-room.
No. '1. A lot ol around situkte in Carrol I town
borouuh. Cambria county, Pennsylvania. Iront
tnit So leet on Main street, and extending baok
15o leet to an alley, bounded on the north by lot
of Mrs. Siberia, and on the south by No. 1. hav
Inir thereon erectl a TWtl-STUKY KKA.ME
l)"tL.l.lNt i by 30 feel, and nece-sary out
buildings. No. 3. A lot of ground situate tn the borough
of Carrolliown. t'ambria county, Pennsylvania,
fronting 'lb teet on Cairoll street on the south and
extending t.-ck Kj feet to an alley, and lot on
whieh is erected the HorouKh Couucil t'lmmtwr
on the east, and an alley on the wejt, having
erected a l.AKI.K WAiltIN SHED.
No. 4. - A lot ot tlround situate in the borough
ol Carroll'o- n, Cauibria county, Pennsvlvania.
Iruntiiig .V) feet on alley, and extending ba-k pa
leet: Waltx nroerty on the north, lot ol H. E.
Itender c n the east, and an alley on the south,
having thereon erected a L1VKKY srAHI.r. i
bv 65 leet now occupied bv E. W . Mhart.augh.
No. 5. A lot ol ground in the borough ol Car
rolltown. Cambria county, peoni-ylvania, front
ing 5it tet on Carroll street and extending back
lou leet to an alley, having lot ot Catharine Me
Ariully on the east, and lot on which the Iforough
i'.'Uiieil Chamber on the west, and having there
on erei-U d a I.AKllKSTA Bl.K.
No. 6. A lot itround In the boroueh of Carroll
ti.an, Cauinrl.i county. Pennsylvania,
Ironting 50 l-et on I.elnnler street, and ex
tendiuK back loo leet to No. 4. hounded on the
north by the V. alti property, and on the soutn by
lot of H. E. Itender
No 7. All that certain piece of ground In the
tHirougn ol Carrolltown. Cambria county. Penn
t-vlvauia. tounded a follow-: IWitinnlng at a
pout on alley, thence south decrees eaJt 17'.
perches to a post and corner of lot formerly ol
John Wet!-el; theme south 3SJ deicrees west by
land formerly ol .lunu W etsei a.i, perches to a
pout corner ol let of John E. Mam-her: thence
north Sol..; degrees wet-l 17'4 en-hes to lot of
Iawreu.e Schroth to a t on alle: thetce
north ii'.. degrees ea.-t along said a'llev :i'..
ierches to a iiost and place ol beiclnnlng'. cou
lainina HH K ACKEand allowance.
No. 8 All the undivided halt interest of. In
and to all that certain piece or parcel ol land
situate in the borouicb ol Pxiton. auil.ria coun
ty. Pennsylvania, beginning at a port, thence l.y
land ol Paul Short South 80 degrees east 670 teet
to a post; thence by the Cambria ii Clearfield
railroad south e'j den rees west 4'ju leet to a io"t.
thence I.y land ol John tlvett.erger north n1. de
grees east 876 leet to a lost: thenna l.v the nut. lie
road lr..m Carrolltown lu Paltun north dereea
east leet .o a po-l; them-e by land ol Joseph
iau liner suuth ti denreea east 160 leet to a iwat:
thence by same ian.1 north ao degrees we.l 7-i leet
to the place ol t-cKinning. cuntaining 4 A:itE-S
AMI lo PEKCH ES Ueserviuu and exce;.lint:
however. out l the salt land a strip ol icr.-und
sold an. I coveved by Jojn V . Mtiarl.augh et ux
and Helena Mellon io the Cambria X Clvarheld
nail real tympany.
No. v a I the coal In, under and upon all that
certain piece or parrel ol land situate In Hgrr
towni-nib. t-ambna ooucty. Pennsylvania. tHiund
eu aun uetcribed as Inllows: lieKioniug at a p-.-t
atoorncrol land ol heirs ot uicent HI.H.tuer;
c 1....K saio lan.i anti ian.1 oi Julia reicnt
nor h 2 decree- east IW perches to a ..sl at line of
r . it . rnyder; thence by said land south 7'.. de
grees east vi:S. perches to land i.l (tormerlvl W.
E. Peterson; i tie nee by said land M.uth 1 degtit
west 1;S perches to a post; thence north 8i de
grees we.-t ' 3-lu perchen to a post at.d place ol
-ciciuuiug . com aiuing i ti r-. more or less.
Keserviog unto Wm. II. McAuulty. his heirs and
assigns ti.e riitht tu tM.re tor oil. or to mine lor the
minerals through the said cal- also, the parties
reserve ine rigni to mine coal lor domettm pur
puses lor themselves, and ti.eir heirs, tree ol
charge, together with the riicbt to enter, mine
and take away all tna coal, and to make such
openings, shall., chutes and dumps. Improve
ments roads and railroads on the land as tn the
judgment of the party of the second part, bis
ue.rs or assigns, may le necessary to convenient
ly mine the same, and transport gu.-h coal and
other Ireiicht through and over sn.l lauds tree ol
chirye. hindrance or litigation.
1EKMH OF NAI.C:
Ten per cent, ot the purchase money to be paid
in hand at the time of sale: the balance ol one
third at the continuation of sale: one-third tn six
months, and out third in twelve months ir.un
confirmation ot sale, lielerre.1 payments t.ear 'n
terest and to be secured by the judKtueiit ln.n.1
ol tne purcnaser.
C. A. SHAKABACUH.
Aug. 16, lN.'i. Assignee ol J. W . sharbauih.
carl Rivinsrrus,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKERS aEWEtBR,
-AND DEaVLERIN-
t AA AAAAAA -- a a a a A
r W W W w W W w W WWWWW
mum, clocks,!
JEWELRY, SILVERWAKE,
IMDSICAL INSTRUMENTSi
I 0PT!CALG0ODS.
X SOLE ACKNT Ft Hi THE
CELEBRATED ROCKFORDJ
WATCHES.
: ColcmWa ana Fi efiGnia Watctes :
In Ki'V and St.-m Wind-r.
LAKCE SELECTION OF ALL.
KIM.S OF .1 EWELKY A L-
WAYS OX HAXI. ;
.frM v Ii in of -I.- -li y is unur- .
p:i-.-d. Cum. atid - for yntir- .
M-lf Ix-fori piir. lia-inii ! Lit-n-
.s"TAl! wt.rk uiiarant-id.
CARL EIVIKIDS.:
TALK
FARMERS!
u
L2asa J
When you w:int GOOD FLOUR take jour prrain to
the OLD SHENKLE MILL in Ebensburg. The
FULL ROLLER PROCESS
for the manufacture of Flour has
Slienkle Grist Mill in Ebensburg
but
FIRST CLASS WORK.
been put in the
ul turns out
OKI
nothing
Brim
in your grain
ami
jrive
us a trial. Each man's
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATTOKM EY-AT-I.A W,
Kbhnhriru. 1'awna.
FC"(itH- In era House. Center street
17 S-4.
HhT Rarrrletl Apple Keep.
If applis were plucod loosi-ly in larnls
tlity 'Viiuld -soon rot, tliougli passing ovi-r
only a very short distanci of travel; and
yit, wlu-n properly barreled, they ean hi:
sent thousands of mile., even over the
rouuhet ocean voyage, in perfect security.
This i oh inn to a fact discovered year
iiD. without anyone knowing the reason,
that an apple rotted froni a bruise when
the skin was broken. An apple can be
iressed su as to have indentations over its
whole sui face without any danger of rot
ling, providing the skin is not broken. In
barreling apples, therefore, gentle pres
sure is exercised, so ttiat the iruit
is fairly pressed into each other and
it is impossible for anyone fruit to change
its ulace in the barrel on it journey. In
these modern times we understand the
reason. The atmosphere is full of micro
scopic germs which produce fermentation.
aud unless they can gain an entrance into
the fruit, rot cannot take place. A mere
iin. imitation without a rupture of the outer
skin does not permit of the action of these
microbes.
I.at f I he Meanon.
The last of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's select excursions to Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea Isle t ity. Ocean City,
Avalon, Anglesea, Wild wood aud Holly
Ueach will be run on Thursday, August
i.
The tickets w ill permit of a stay of near
ly two weeks, and a choice of either of the
seashore points named above will tie al
lowed. A special train of parlor cars and
day coaches will leave Pittsburg on the
atiove date at s:.lo a. m. and the time from
other stations w ill be as follows:
Train
leaves.
11 :U1 a. m.
11 -.Ml A. M.
l':45 i. m.
0:4 i. m.
Policies written at snort no-ice in tne
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
isid other l-'irai CI am a Companies.
T. W. "DICK,
9 WENT FOB THE
OLD HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COllT.
tJOMMENOKll Hl'SINESS
1794.
Ebensonm. July vl.lSS'i.
NOTICE.
Mot Ire Is hereby ulven that an application will
he made to the Oovernor ol the State of Pennsyl
vania on SATI'KKAV, THE 14111 DAY K
SKP'l KMBKK, Ihm.'., hy A. V. Iiively, H. I. lrf
ftus. John Klania-iin. J. M Hatner and W 1.
Hear.lslef. under the Art of A?emtily ot the
('oinuionsrealUi of Pennsylvania, entitle.l "An
Apt to Provide lor the IncorioMtion and Kegu
latlon ol tJertaln t'orporatlon-i." approved April
1ST4. and the supplements thereto, lor the
rtiarter ol an intended corporation to te mlle.l
TH K Al.TIMINA PHiKSIX TK1.K.P HI IIN K
e IM PA NY. the rhararter anil ot.jert wh. rt-ol l
to construct, maintain and leae .lots of tele
phone for the private use of individuals, firms,
corporations, etc.. with electricity, throughout
the county o. Blair, part ot the ccuntle ol Bed
lonl. t'amt.ria. Clearfield and Huntingdon, with
it main office at A lt.Mna t'Hy. and tor these pur-
I loses to have, possrxs and en..y all the rights,
enents anil urivileae-i ol the raid Act of Asteni
I. y ana its supplements.
A. V. HIV ELY.
Aui. 23, IS. Suhcltor.
PBKSONS TO TRAVEL.
Train in grouml separately anl you get the Flour of your
own wheat. If fanners wish to exchange grain for Flour
they can lo so. The Mill is running every day with the
BEST OF POWER.
LUPW1,
PROPRIETOR.
DENTISTRY.
Io you know we are takins out teeth
every day without one panicle of pain?
Well, we an doitiir this very thinii with
"( hloiiliindcr," t he only local aii:i-sthetic
that ha stood tin- test and to-dav it is th
only one that is used universally by deu-
tists w ho are up to dale iu their al litis.
The price for "tMnntuiid.-r" when pain-
less is ."! cents, but if you experience the
leaiit pain, we only charge you the umiuI
price, J." cents.
How about those leeth that need lilliii!:?
Well, you say they don't ache. Thai's
just the reason why youshould have tlu-in
filled now. Alter lliey hive acbed once
you will probablv have to have the nerve
killeil and the tooth treated if you are tie
sirious of S'lviim it. 1 only chare. Ti cents
for auialiiiin lillinits and from 1 " up for
uohi lillinifs. These are hard-lime prices
but tln-v no Just the same. Why procras
tinate? that's a bit' wind but euuJ
one riiiht here li-caiise procrastination
means to the patient loss of sleep, neural
gia, ear-ache, tooth-ache and iioodni-ss
knows what else. We know of a pood
many yo:ini ladies of our ac..uaintauce
who would have been married lonu ami if
it hadn't. Ix-cn for those horrid-lookim;
teeth. K.-niember, toevery patient navinsi
teeth tilled leivea box of 1 ir. Kichar.is'
tenth powder and full instructions fur the
care of the teeth, till the i:tth of each
mouth 1 will extract teeth free of chariie.
Yon say why on the liUh. Well, now.
that's my business. All you have tn do is
to conn. Kemember I won't take out your
irood teeth. becaue I don't believe ill it.
Then you say suppose the i:;ih fails on
Sunday, f'ome risrhl ahniir and we will be
only loo triad to relieve you of the olTeiid
iliiZ member.
T.M.RICIIARDS, D.D.S.,
jul.14
.11' I.IAN STKKKT.
Aniioiiucciiicnt !
lifS25rfft
There ie
a ReaeerL
Why -uni.' Stoves ;md Kan ires are U-lterthan t.tli
er: jr. Mid in.u.-rial. careful construct ion. and a
know I. -dir.- .f : In- w ants of the housekeeper are all
neces-ary to make the kitchen stove a success.
Ik Cintlerella SIgyls and EaEms
ire mad.
to meet
thev are
at -v
Z7
L--
v.-rv r-.i ii ir.-meut :
liakers and perfect roa-iers.
a I lent ion i paid lo cleanliness, econo
my aud durability.
Mad. iu all styles and size-, w ith a view of suit
iiii; the most critical at a moderate cost.
-ttk -veil iia Ki-r
Sp.-cial a
S in v aud dm
!!Kcne Eettcr Few as Gooi51
Ki
;"SoUl by the follow inir dealers:
.Ns!l'Kii-ll. A. Shoemaker. CaUKoixtow x 1. .1. Ili. lri. h
Keuiier. Si'axi.i.kk-K. M. Kinder. I'atton A. M. Thomas.
Ha
TIM.s I. K.
lfetj-.-j.y:.i
It Will Pay You
Togo to QUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Cart.ets, Linoleums, Matting, Oil Cloths,
BlanKets, Feathers, &c. Prices EetluteJ on All
Goo.ls, and FREIGHT PAID on All Large
Packages.
James Ouiimim.
Kate.
f'.i.'J.".
S..MI
. . . . M.mi
Ar.
nas
juries to be seen on the man's liody except
a few slight t ut? and bruises, apd as ueith-
er the wound on his forehead
crush of his It-tf sutllcient
nor the.
to cause
death, he probably died from the shock of
the accident. After he was taken from
under the train he lived about thirty min
utes. The deceased leaves a wifo and. five
sons, the eldest of v. horn is 15 year old aud
the youngest 3 years.
Joh ust o An
Cresson
'Altoona
Philadelphia
Stop lor dinner.
Kassetiirers can spend the night in the
city and proceed to the shore by any
regular train of the follow lux day.
Fr further Information apply to ticket
agents, or Mr. 1 nomas r. Watt, District
Passenger Agent, Klttsburg.
Two Palter far 92.
The twice-a-week edition of the New
York W'orhJ has been converted in the
thrice.-a-week. It furnishes 3 napers. of '.
pages apiece, or eighteen pages every
w eek, at the old price of one dollar a year.
This gives 1"i' pages a year for one dollar
and every paper has C pages eight columns
wide and 4" columns in all. The thrice-a-
week H'orM is not much larger than any
weekly or semi-weekly newspaper, but il
furnishes the news with much greater fre
quency atid promptness. In fact it com
bines all the crisp, fresh qualities of a
u-iily with the attractive special features
of a weekly. Subscribers to the Fiekkmax
can receive the thrice-a-week World- and
the Fkkemax fcr only a year. This is
an offer every person should lake advan
tage of. Four papers every week for only
C Send all subscriptions to this oflice.
.
onnlT Fair rat EbrDkbnrr.
For the county fair at F.bensburg. Pa.x
on August '27, is, jy aud 30 tin I'euusyl
yania lUilroad Company will ell excur
sion tickets to Ehensburg and return on
above-named dates from all stations on
the C. & C. division, and from Johnstown,
Altoona and intermediate stations at re
duced rates, good to return uutll August
31 inclusive,
The bridge acress the Hlacklick on the
township road at Twin Rucks, dropped
luto the stream on Saturday of last week.
WANTED St'veral faithful gentle
men ami ladies to travel for er-talilisheil
house.
Salary, $7S0.00 ami Expenses.
Position permanent if puiteil;
crease. State refen-noe an J
self-adilresf-etl stani(etl enveloio.
THK XA TKtXA L,
.?'?-?:-.?S' tmuUa Ituildintj, CI I IC Alio.
auiill 6tii.
also in-enclotse
TttJ'OTH'E in berehy iven that the following ac
rnMDta have been tiled In the Court ot t nin
mun Plrag ol I'anihria cmnty. I'ennsylvaoia.
anil will tie ronnrroe.! hy the -aid Court on Mon
day, Seitemtier "A 19'.&. unless cau-e lie shown to
the contrary:
Klr-t ami Dnal account of Alf. Heslop, tom
mtttee of Joeih Henloi .
Kir-t anil hnai account ol llto. Muehlliau-er.
A-lnee ol K. 11. Ix.ret.n.
K-r-t and final account of K. W. Clark. A
-iinee of Henry Kraft and wile.
Hrft anil hnal account ot F. W. Clark, A?
aiirneaof llanial Marib.
Hrnt and final account of F. W. Clark, A -alienee
ot J. VV. Warlel.
Supplemental account cf J.C Sims. Truitec.
tc. to -ell the prirty ol the the Creson A
Clear field Co. at New York Short Ki.ut- K K
Co. J J. DAIirlY,
Aog.t), 184. ' 1'rothonotary
EXECl'TflK'S NOTICK.
Estate of Michael Donovan. decea-e1.
Ietters testamentary on tbe etate l Michael
Ikmoran, late ol tbe boruuath ol Kt.en-liurn. de
ceased, bavlna been aranted to me. notice Is
berehy iciven to all uersons indebted to said es
tate to make Immediate payment, and those
bavins: claim against tl e same will nre-nt the
same properly authebtlcatea lor settlement .
MICH A tt KA H h' EN.
Executor ot Michael itonoran, deceased.
Ebenttiurt. fa.. Aoa-uat tt. lUo.
W'v the uiidersiined. wish i announce
to the public and our patrons that we will
conduct our business .m a
Strictly Cash Basis
on anil alter Sept. 1, 1895,
and that on and after that date it will lie
impossible f..r us to extend any credit.
This w ill enable us i work at a closer
margin and smaller profit, and will l an
advantage to our customers as well as to
ourselves. Askiiur you for a continuance
of your patroiiatre in the future, as in the
past, w e remain
Yours Truly,
LUTHER & WILLIAMS.
auir.16 t
1K1AI IJST.
I ljfl of causes set down for trial the iecond
week ol Septemler Term, 18'.5.
Silttler vs. The KarSers' Supply Co.
Miller vs Cronauer.
Kina vs. W is-inaer.
Cresson Coal ii Coal Co. vs Stiles et al.
Miller vs. UverdortT.
Htutz vs. Camhiia Iron Company.
Kearl vs. ClarK.
Fox et al. vs. fox et al.
Porch vs. Porh.
Havls vs. Krets
Kreuaer vs. Boyle.
Wayne vs. Ei-her
Notley vs. V.'estover.
Seese'vs. Aur.ra Eire Ins Co.
Shoemaker. Admr . vs. Trl l-ounty Aarl. Assn.
Kouxher x OihhI vs. Anderson.
Koss vs. Brenner.
Simmons vt. Burns.
Bokks X Buhl vs. CamphelL
McCoy s. tlonter.
Busn vs Condrin.
Braddock .Natl. Bank vs. Hill.
Mes-kes vs. lielo-ter.
Met :arry vs. McHarry.
J.C. 1HKHV.
Aug. V. 1SH5. IToihoj. tary.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Luliricaiin?
Naphtha and fiasoline
Oils
That ran tve
JOHN PFISTBR,
nr.Ai.F.K in
f.UDE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with !
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Most : Uniformly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
oetl8.Sly.
PinSBt'KIl Iil.1T..
PITTS Bl'K.
PA.
HANCHER,
Pholiiraher,
CENTRE MTRF.F.T, LBEXHiRI KJ. PA
All classes ot I'botoi and items In Best Man
ner. Kauilly Oroups at their resl.lence.
f(aer-t Jallery closet after fseplemher lttn.
It
XTlCt U berel.y alen that WlnUel.t Sett
Xl C.onler has bled In the office ol the Court ul
Uuarter Sessions of Cambria cuunty bis petetiou
aritrf hr the tr ter ot tbe 1 14 nor license Krant
eil to fhlllp Hopter hy said Court la tbe horouitb
of fortane, and that the same will be presented
to tbe said Court tor Its It consideration on .Mon
dav, Septemlier yth, la6.
J. i. I'V Ii l I .
Auk , S3, ltivt. Clerk ol U.uarler SussIodi.
THE KEELEY CURE
Is n, special 1kx.ii to lisitHs" men who, havine
ilriiu-t tiiioiniM'ini2lv iiit.i thi tfritik hal.it and
awaken lo ttn.t the lista'if alcoholism fa.-Jenei
uti.di thorn, rt-u.lt.-riui' then, unfit to iiiatiai. af-
faira re-inirinif a clear braiii. A four weeks
course oi treatiaeut at the
PITTSBURO KEFLEY INSTITUTE,
Ko. 4246 Fifth Avenue,
TWrtorr- to them all their powers, mental and
phvsieaU letr.iv- the ahnortnal appetite, ami
nn'torv-s them to." the condition thev were in be
fore they iiiduKi I in stimulants. This has l n
done n more than PVW cases treale.1 here, and
amotii; them some of your own iietffhtors, to
whom we can r-fer with contideni-e as to the
,iu.iniu ir.'i an. I ettii'ienrv of the Ke.-1.-T Cure.
Ttie fullest and tuont tx-an hitii' invest iifatioii is
nvitcd. bcud for patupklct Kiviiig full lutonu
Uou. -
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to announce to my frlen 1 that I am not
In anv manner connected with or interested In
the Ice cream .a-lor teina conducted lu this
place hy Thomas Mrllwn, and that ihoe who
want ine srenuine. Home made ice cretin in sum
mer or winter. en always irt it t the old relt
hie stand of KtlBtKT JUHKHt.N.
Jill li tf
GEHER&L MERCHANDISE,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
VF.UETAHI.M IX NF.ASO.N,
imk f.kn, i:Tr
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
mV2 Suly
SUMMER GOOKiNG
MADE EASY.
IMIM-5TKTK1X' MIIH'K.
4
V It'ers rf adminl-tration harm heen
aranted the ur.ersne.1 AdminiMntrix t James
tlormlev. late ol Ciearh.ld towto.1 it., .lecea-e.f
notice Is herehy iciven to all rons In.leMed to
said estate to make immediate payment and
t bose bavina claims aaint tlie same to pre-ent
tbe same duly prof-ated tor sett.emenr.
AlAhliithM I.OK lll.M,
J. f. 1.-Kksjri.'K. Adium:strarrix.
Attv. lor Admi.. 1'vsart, l'a.
KhensLuric, Pa.
July VrJ. f&.
"tk friCK is heref-y iflven that John A. Wolfe
i has ble-l in the i.rhce ot the Clerk of Quar
ter Sessions ol cmi.ria rouny nil etitiiion -tnir
lor the transfer of the h.iuor license itranted
by said t'ourt to J M. KubiUM.n in the tM-rouKh
of Fatton. in said county, and that the paine w 1 tl
ffe presented to the said court lor us ci.i.iera-
tlon on tne r trsr. iiioouay 01 .-ci-iu.cr wn.
J.C IHIiKt .
Aun. 10, 1 Si. C lerk U S
MAKE BIO WAGES
SELLINO THE
AGENTS
ARNOLD COOKER
NO HEAT. NO BOTHER.
Cot-ks a linnT all at one
time Grand for Oil or Gis
Stoves. LitVral Terms. Eit'u-
sie Tc-r'it-s-y. lj l us ''
ail ab. .nt iu
WILV.OT CA5TLE A Ct
206 l lm St.
Rochester. N. V.
jut .12 St
Eteiston Fire Insurance Jpcy
rr. AV- DICK,
General Insurance Asent.
j:iiEXSISVJiG, I' A.
SALE!
The stock of a aeneral t-t..re In a ner by rrrow-tna-
U.wn. on railroad, with inmioc and other
works, in a good l.all..n low rent: tbe stuck new,
l-esh and ciean. Inquire at this otti.-e. or add res,
Oeucral ure. cjxe t.1 It aatA.
I
that will have the butter ou.
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