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In the Elair county court at Hollidays
hnnr on Monday the court sustained the
action of the county auditors in surcharg
fiir the directors of the p.nir for several
illegal expendituras of the public money.
The directors are required to refund 1.'.mi
to the county.
A soap airent is traveling through the
l.cishborins ountiesselIini; a dozen pieces
or soup for a dollar and giving as a prem
ium "S pieces of chinaware. He eets the
dollar, the purchaser gets twenty-five
cents worth of soap and the dishes never
arrive. If he conies around your way set
the dog on him.
The Clearfield linfttiuins Journal
says: (J. C. l'iper, of Lock Haven, was in
town on Monday morning selling apples to
the families who wanted them. They
were the lines I that have been drought to
this place for a long time. Mr. Piper has
over :u trees heading to the ground with
fruit. This is the second car load lie has
sold iu Clearfield, and last week sold 2u
harr.'ls in l)uhois, which is rated as a
very poor apple town.
Michael Nagle, a former resident of
this county, died at the residence of Jacob
Mouse, in West Wheatlield township, In
diana county, I'a., on Sunday August isth,
aged 77 years. He is survived by a son,
Kdward Xagle, of Dean lowtishiu: a
daughter, Lucinda Mouse, of Indiana
county; a brother. John, of Cleai lield towu--hip.
and by three sisters, Mrs. Julia
Kime, Mrs. Susan I'liinket and Mrs.
Margaret MctJottgh. of Ai'.oona. His re
mains were interred at Ashville.
Kosana. wife of William Uod.la, died
of Krighl's disease at her home in t;al
litin on Saturday morning, aged about M
years. The deceased was a devout Chris
tian lady, having been a iin-inber of the
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. . ..-t. , i.n, n e;ti. It-Slil4-S
her husband, she is survived by one sua
and live daughters-W. H., of Uallitzin;
Mrs. W. Watkins. r I'lm ,sula wn.-y ; Mrs.
James Dehaveu. of AltiMiua: Mrs. Frank
Havener, or iMiulo; Mrs. Thomas Ulack
stnk. of Colorado, and Miss Laura at
home.
A queer state of atTair has arisen in
iallllin. w hi. h was recently the seat of
so much trouble between the Sisters of St.
Joseph and the American Mechanics.
After the garb bill passed the school di
rectors iii-i-l.-d upon employing the i-isters
to teach in the public school building re
trardless of conseiiieiices. but the nuns
refused, -ayinir that since the garb bill
was a law ihev would o!-v it. Since
then arrangements have been made for
the Siters lo teach in the old church
building at that place. All the Catholic
citizens of the town agreed to send their
children to the Sister and not to the pub
lic schools. As the population of liallit.iit
is almost entirely Cat holic, the handsome
new school building there will Ite prac
tically deserted.
One of the lesi arguments against the
too great u.-e of farm machii.ery is illus
trated on the farm of 1. I!. Crider, near
lleech Creek, Centre comity. This spring
Mr. Crider put out a lield of l-'.'i acres of
corn and just to e pel i iii. nl he planted the
entire lield by hand. The lield was lirst
marked out in checkers ahout three reet
square, anil I lien planted. The utmost
care w as ex'-rcised and but bmr grains of
corn were put in one hill. The phosphate,
of which there was ahout a lou to every
ten acres, was aNo put in by hand. Ami
now the result far exceeds the ex pecta lions
of the most sanguine. The corn in tields
alongside of M r. Crider's lield is only of
the nominal grow th, while the corn in Mr.
Crider's lield is all from twelve to seven
teen feet iii lie 1 1: lit and many of the stalks
bear two and some even three ears.
Passenger railway cars ..s. and '.t
collided in the Kleventh ward. Johnstown,
during a dense Tog at about 7 o'clock on
Wednesday iimiiiiiiit. Motormen Itlakvlv
and McFeaiers had charge of the cars,
and instead of the latter remaining on the
-i.ling until the other passed, as he would
have done but for the fog. he went on, and
the cars met each oilier be lore the inolor
uien of eit her car noticed the other's ap
proach. As the cars came together, in the
instant of opportunity, both moiormen
jumped and escaped injury. Miss Mary
1 l.-. l iiiir. of Maple avenue, w ho was on
Klakely's car, received severe bruises and
was badly shaken up. tieorge Peten, of
the Kleventh ward, was cut over the eye
by a piece of gla-s from a broken window
and aNo received a contusion of the hip.
and Kobert Milb-r had his left arm sprain
ed. Windows were broken in both cars
and the front ends damaged considerably.
The Fair.
The Fbeiisburg fair opened up on Tues-
lay and is fell attended for the opening
davs. The rain on Tuesday, w hile it put
a dainpeiter on the crowd and prevented
many people from going, settled the dust
and made the roads much more pleasant
in drive, and the track much better than
it would otherwise have Iteeit.
tin Wednesday the weather was tine and
the crowd iu attendance much larg.r than
the opening Jay. The balloon ascension
was the great attraction of the day and
the ascent made bv Professor Jewell was
one of the most successful and interesting
ever made bv that well-know n aeronaut.
Alter going up several hundred feel he cut
l.M-e w ith his para hitte. and w hilecoming
down performed a number of acrobatic
..t -....I Inn. l.-.l safelv near the lair
grounds, mi the old tarrolltown roau.
i,ifessor Jewell will make an ascension
in the afternoon of each day.
narrlaur l.lrrinrn.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans" Court
f..r the week eliding Thursday, Aug.
1
Andrew Mangold and Josephine Win
ner. Carrolltow 11.
Sylvester A. Noii and M. Minnie Lam-
eraux. .Morn-nvnie.
i-.;i i t'r.iiLi.f.kc and Marie Helena
P.. III. Jobnstow 11.
Joseph Khinehart. Johnstow n, and Mary
V. McLaughlin. Cooi.f-rs.la le.
flunk S. I ..ii l rich and Kose M. Suyder,
Fiirart.
i,.s....l. Smiirofskv and Mary Karelia,
John-low 11.
Solomon Hofecker and Eliza P.arnhart,
I nner Voder township.
William Hunter aud Arville P.. Lelts,
Palton
A H.yr oll llnaband.
William Cowden. a Ki-year-old Iniv. son
of a prominent Blair comity citizen, pell
ii....e.l the court at Hollidaysbiirg. on
Monday for a divorce from his wife, Stella
Law. The alegations are that 011 August
i i.e visited Miss La- at her home on
North Firtv-hrst street. Philadelphia.
ivi.il.. H.ere be was drugged w ith liquor
e.n.veved in a carriage across lite ferry
. v i u-i.ere a ceremony of
LO V umueii, . '
marriage was performed by a KeV. Burrill
The boy further allege that he did not
reeover rroni the effects of tne orng mini
the clergyman demanded his fee of .". He
iminedialely denounced the ceremony as
. a n,.u, t...-s for an absolute ui
a tun e, auu - - -
Voire.
Tiileve Aioat.
Sneak thieves visited the cellar of the
-.i.i eof Mr. John Owens some lime
on Monday night and helped themselves
to' whatever they could lay their hands
upon in the way of edibles. A lot of cakes.
milk, butter. fKtfs. and one 01 two
ens that bad lieen cooked for the purpose
of having for dinner cold on Tuesday, weie
taken, the thieves very consweraieiy
. Mr. Owens has a
leaving oe 1 !
..rettv tf.MKi idea who the parties are. but
whether he will be able to get sufficient
evidence to convict them of the larceny Is
uut al preseut kuowo.
The Pittsburg Exposition 1895.
The Pittsburg Exposition, opening thii
year Wednenday, Sept. 4. and closing
Saturday, Oct. 19, forty dave and nights
will unquestionably excel bv far tli
attractions of all preceding years. A
'grand change," ai they a.y in the dance.
Is being iuad in the main and machinery
buildings, and even the regulars, those
who have been accustomed to view th
exhibits many times in a season, will
open their eye in surprise.
The artistic improvement in design!
9f dres fabrics, in head wear, that delighl
f the fair sex. in footwear. In countlesi
kind of wear, will be seen in profus
array at the stands of the leading Pitts
burg merchants. The wonderful deaigni
wrought in wood and glass, in iron, steel
and aluminum, evincing the remarkabl
Ingenuity of the age in inventions and
manufacture, will entertain th m-r.
thousands w ho wander through the vasl
enclosures, not to mention the thousands
ol other products too numerous to sintjl
out in a brief article. Then the children,
those little darlings, who so like to lw
whirled around through space, as well as
look at pretty things, what is again in
tore for them ? The dear old merrv-co-
round is still there, and will be moving
there when the Expocition opens to give
them delight. The grand new switch
back railway. 500 feet in length with
enough exhilarating ups and downs in it
locnarm a bird, six splendid hacks with
six handsome cars accomodating ten pan
engers each, or sixty in all. This brand
new out of door attraction will im.
menseiy popular and will be a distinct
novelty of tl
the great Exposition.
J hen the art gallery for the loyers of
art The featureii this vear. it is t.roiuised.
will eclipse any yet displaved in the
hictorv of the Exuosition. and it is l!
known the quality of the paintings dis
played in j.ast years were of the highest
merit. Paintings bv the world famed
artists of Euroiie wili be on exhibition for
the first time in this country. These alone
will be worth many times the admission.
Uut music, that great attraction of all
attractions, what a treat there is in store!
One great band would surhee to bring the
lliousan.ls, but when such a grand organi
zation as Oilmore's band, under the direc
tion of the great (iilmore successor, Victor
tlertiert. oitetts the ereat affair, and after
playing several weeks, ia followed bv
CoiitemoVuh Regiment Band of Brooklyn
nd the only In lies, it would seem that
enough has been said to predict that the
I ittsburg KxiHisition of '15 will be a
grand ami glowing success.
For months a large mimWr of men
have been emi.loved in repairing and
cleaning the buildings, lieautify in the
grounds an.l getting everything 111 readi
ness tor the oining, which will be au
event in the history of Pittsburg.
i ne interior or the buildings will tx
. . i-
Deantifully decorated at an enormous
expense. In fact, the management has
spent money Uvithly for the entertain
ment of visitors, and unles all signs fail,
this year's Exposition will be the greatest
in point of merit, attendance an.l enter
tainment since the foundation of the
enterprise.
special features each dav. rnich as
Flower Shows. Billiard Contests lietween
World-Famed Billtardists, Ives, Shatter.
etc., Bicycle Contests, Illuminations, etc.,
etc., etc., will be a pleasing departure.
The railroads will do everything in
their power to give iiersoiis within l-"0
luiles of Pittsburg an opportunity to visit
this biggest of big shows, and will make
liberal reductions in their rates.
A failure to visit the Pittsburg Exposi
tion this year will bean everlasting rogiet.
;lien HfiiinK.
A correspondent from WMmore sends us
the follow ing clipping taken from a Kan
sas paper, but does not ipwe the name or
location of the paper. The parties men
tioned are well known to a number of our
older residents and we clieerluily give ;t a
place in our columns.
It is not often that man and wife are
spared to observe their golden wedding.
but Mr. and Mrs. William Bruce are iiuin
tiered among those fm lunate couples.
They were muted 111 marriage .Sunday,
August 17th. lsl.'i. at Jefferson, mow il-
morei. lainbiia county, Pennsylvania, and
Saturday half a century had rolled over
their union. At 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing High Mass was said al the Catholic
cnurcn, anil i;ev. m nwan again unueu
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce iu marriage. Key.
McCaull, now of Fort Leavenwoith, mad.
some appropriate remarks. A choir wa
present from Leavenworth, ami some inns
icians from the Fort.
A grand dinner was served to a i.umlier
or invited guests al one o'clock al the
Bruce Hotel, ar.d unite a number of people
from town and surroundings were present.
Come line presents wore nesioweu oy
rriends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have bad ten child
ren born In t hem. of whom eight are still
living three daughters and live son scat
tered all over the globe, one of litem living
iu Australia. Mr. Bruce served over
two vears under Scott in the Mexican war.
and was an engineer in Pennsylvania when
the state owned the railroads. Mr. ami
Mrs. Bruce located in this county in June
Im'.'.i, and have been here eyer since.
Krai F.Mlale Trftr.
J. F. (Joilghnour et IIX. to W. I). Biiode-
West Taylor; consideration, i.r.n.
Ellsworth Rowland et us. to Charles
Strausbaugh. Jackson, -'...
Matthew Behe at ux. to Jane Behe. Car-
rolltown. too.
Ceorge Knowllou et u. to Henry C.
Hinchman, Stonycreek. $1.imi.
Jacob J. Weaver to W. H. Mulhollen.
Summerhill township, i'.
Clara J. Miller et vir. lo A11111 renter.
Johnstown,
Thomas S. Kirkoatrick et u. to Simon
Link, Carroll, ftV-vi.
Marcaret P. McColiailgllV et al. to
Thomas (;aliaher. Johnstown. sd.
I'l.ilio Hoofer el al. to W. S. lonfer.
Portage. f.".,iM.
I). W. Luke el al. to John II. Luke,
South Fork, f"i.
Citizens' Cemetery A ssoeitit ion to Henry
C. Hinchman. IJrand lew, ft..
Blacklick Land .t Impioveiiieiit Coin-
nanv to Bt-ni am in F. Bennett, N intondale.
Muil.ioi Keade. trustee, to Lliensburg &.
lll.icUick Bailroad lompauy, l.lacklicK,
Dlrtl.
vll A T: l Il-ed at his home in Minister
t .wiislnii. on Friday August ,-.. 11.1, .11 r
Ueorge Sharp, aged 4t years aud 4 mouths
The d. -ceased W as a well-kllOW U Cltlell
ofMui-ster lownship, where lie nau re
sided the greater portion of his life aud
w as esteemed and respected by all who
knew him. His death iu the prune of life
came unexpected and was a severe shock
ti. Ills 1101 11 v friends aud especially to his
aged parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.corge rsnarp
both of whom survive him, the former be
ing in his 4 year and was too infirm to
niteii.t the ruueral of his son which oc
curred at Loretto 011 Mouday evening
Mr. Sharp had been enjoying his usual
Ii Ii until a week before his death
when he w as attacked by cholera mori.u
u-l.ieli resulted in a complication or
ailments which finally resulted iu dealt
Besides his aged parents he is survived
by one brother. John Sharp, who is di
vision boss on the Eliensbiirg Jt Cresson
branch railroad, and by one sister. Maiy,
w ifeof Jerome Flick, of Allegheny town
ship. May he rest in peace.
An extensive tire occurred iu the town
o Irvona, Clearfield county, near thuCam-
t.ria e.iuntv line, on Monday night. The
principal industry there was a large tan
.urv and it was destroyed. Word was
sent to Altoona, asking for aid, aud a com
i,anv WHS disoatched to the place, which
soon had the Haines under control. There
was $luu,U worth of bark close al hand,
and, if wind had arisen, it would have
been greatly endangered.
It is supposed that over two hundred
men will be thrown out of employment,
aud the loss will aggregate altoitt H,ii,
fully insured.
Isidore Kingston, au employe of the tan
nery, was injured seriously. He had
tried to put out the tire in lis iucipiency,
when a dust explosion occurred, by which
Lis face and hands were burned.
leinor rat le County Conyentlou.
Pursuant to the call of Chairman L. D.
Woodruff, the delegates elected to the
Cambria countv convention assembled at
the court house in this place on Monday
last at one o'clock. After being called to
order and the roll called, Messrs. C. L.
Ooodwin. of Duiilo, and T. A. Sharhaugh,
of Carrolltow 11. were elected as tellers, and
L. I. Woodruff was elected as presiding
officer. The convention at once
got down to business and very little time
was lost.
Before ihe norr.inatious w ere made Chair
man Woodruff appointed John A. Blair,
E. Mclilade, B. O'Hagan, A. Eckenrode
and R. E. Cresswell as a committee to re
pott on resolutions.
The following nominations were made
by acclamation without optosilion :
For District Attorney, James M. Wal
ters, of Johnstown: for Prothonotarv.
William O'Brien, of Johnstown; for Reg
ister and Recorder, I). A. Mctioiigli. ol
Ebensburg.
For Poor Director, John O'Hara. of
Minister township; Hiram Orris, of Rich
land tow nship, and John Long, of Cam
bria lownship, were placed in nominal ion.
Mr. O'Hara was nominated 011 the lirst
ballot, the vote lieing as follows: O'Hara,
:.i; wins, is; Kong. 1..
For Coroner, two candidates. Dr. (icorge
Martin, of Conemaugh, and Dr. William
Ranch, of Johnstown, were placed in nom
ination. Dr. Raucli was nominated on
the lirsi ballot, the vote lieing as follows:
Ranch, .V.i; Martin, -!'..
'or County Surveyor, S. W. Miller, of
Johnstown, was nominated by acclama
tion. II. A. Englchart, of Ebensburg, was
elected chairman of the county committee
by acclamation.
For delegates to the state convention
J-iines C. Darby. C. L. tioodw lobu A.
air. James P. Orcein', Andrew Ecken
rode, Blair Short. R. h. Cresswell, . Ii.
Com.-rford, John O'Toole, Herman Baum
er, W. J. Donnelly, James P. McBrceu and
F. Fra.er were placed lit nomination. A
ballot resulted in the election of the fol
low i ng named gentlemen; Andrew Eck
enrode. James C. Darby. C. L. I.oodwin.
Blair Short, John O'Toole and James P.
M cBri-en.
A iiKilioi. was mailt; to have the delegates
go to lite convention iiniiisirucieti as mi
how they should vote for candidates for
Superior Judges. The motion was amend
ed by instructing for F. J. O'Connor, Esip;
another amendment w a made insli ucling
the delegates to vote for W. Horace Rose.
E-i. A vote was taken on the latter
allien. IliH-ni. which the chairman decided
was lost. F. J. O'Connor, Es.. wa then
requested to address ihe convention and
after taking the tloor announced that iu
the interest of harmony he would w ith-
draw his name from ihe consideration of
the convention in order that the delegates
be sent to the state convention 11 ninsl ruct-
ed. A vote id thanks was tendered Mr.
O'Connor, and on motion of Mr. ltd the
motion and amendments In regard to In
unctions to the delegates were tabled.
The committee on resolutions unani
mously reported the follow ing:
The Democratic party of Cambria coun
ty in convention assembled reaffirms iis
adherence to the principles enunciated iu
the Democratic national platform ol ls'.r,'
and points with special pride to the effect
of national legislation in pursuance there-
f which has so uiarvelously borne out
Democratic pit-dictions iu securing a
speedy return from paralyzed industry to
business activity and general prosperity
a change so quick and o great that the
history neither 01 this nor any other coun
try affords a parallel.
We believe in the fundamental principle
of "eoual rights 10 all and exclusive priv
ileges lo none," and conseouently condemn
all and every species of paternalism by us
ing national or state legislation tor the
purpose of promoting "the interest of ihe
lew at the expense of the many.
We believe in honest money, each dollar
of w hich is equal to any other in any and
every part of tin country, and therefore
are opposed to any unsound linaucial poli
cy savorn.g of paternalism.
e heartily endorse the lirm. wise and
patriotic administration til drover leve
land and cordially commend the efficient
administration of our lale fnivernor Pat
tison which enforced the laws of the Com
monwealth with iinparliallily aud upheld
the rights id the whole people.
e most severely condemn the reckless
extravagance and profligacy which char
characterized our last slate legislature.
and as citizens of Pennsylvania deplore
I he prostitution of l he present slate admin
istration iu parceling out judicial appoint
ments to achieve party supremacy, the
most corrupt and monumental betrayal of
pubic- trust in the ln-Ii.ry of this t om-
monwealth which we have as yet been
called upon lo witness.
I.lal of leleKle.
Following are the naiut-s of the dele
gates to Monday's convention:
A.tams .1. W. M.Stull. J. L. I odwln.
Alleuheuy-lwis K Kay Inr. Michael Thomas.
Ashville Hutch K.vks.
Karne'lioro t-lwar.l llul.er.
I.'arr John l. lUser, F.!. Sny.ler.
lilacklick A. A. Iinifenecker.
Camt.ria William Tierney.
4'arrolliown T. A. Sharl.nuh. Andrew Kck-
enro.te.
'arroll Joseph Hearer, Joseph M. HuLer.
"lielt SprliiKS M L. lary.
I'ltest J. iset.lt Hipps
lerriel l S. M. Ikiutrlass. S. P. .N.tnle.
toneinauifh w. H. K. Shatter.
Cresson Frank Ftiwers, A. I. Storm.
Croyle Peter Iconic. JV. .1. Huyer.
Itiiisylown He.iriee liale.
I title Peter C i lt
l-jit ConeiuauKlt W. W. Wlke.
Kliensl.ur. Ft ward John A. Kiair.
Koenrbunc. West ward II. A. Fnicletiart.
James P. AlcHreen.
Klder-A. Weaklan.l. P. K Hlllon.
Frauklln t'harles Mct..uteh.
Oallitztn liomuKh-John MrKenna.
ftallitxin township Daniel P. H.tnlln.
Hastiutcs C. F. Frazler. J amea M.'Neell".
Jackson James fllllen.
lobnstown. 1st ward James Keynol.ls. 11. W.
Hailey.
.I.ilinslown. nu war.i 14. r.. cresswell.
Johnstown. :ir.l war l Peter Welts.
Johnstown, 4th ward W tn. A. Kauch.
Johnstown, &th ward M. K. Ilaonau. tleo. K.
t -onrad.
Johustown. dth ward John Hest.fi. H. F.asly.
Johnstown, 7th ward Horsey Ma.-kln. Henry
Uul.le.
Johnstown. 8th ward r rank Osdome.
Jolintown. v ti ward J . C. Hartiy. F. Ii. liuer-bei-k.T.
J. Hell. John C. lirkln
Johnstown, loth war.l ltavtd t'ostlow, r..l.
F' tx-lmmons. W itliam Parkinson.
Joh nslow n, ll'.h ward W. A. Koutch.
Johnstown, l'ilh ward James Falton, M.
O'Toole.
Johnstown, :tlh ward John 1 . Murphy.
Johnstown. 14lh ward lames P. Mums, M.
Ittey.
Johnstown, l&th ward James P. Oreene John
Mcnemy.
Johnstown Idth ward P. Clark. T. McKernan.
W T. M urray.
Johnstown, 17th ward -Joseph Sloan. Frank
Kratl.
Lilly Hlair Short. William Meeban.
Loretto C. W. Moran.
I ...wer Y Oder I. Kiek. Jerome Keim.
Mun,ler William F. Carney .
Palton Harvey Patterson. William J. Ikin
aelly. 1'ortnite iHirouifb K Met Hade.
Porlatce towns nip T. J. l'oi.e.
Kea.te, Fast Perry Troxell.
Kea.le. West H O'llaKan.
Klcbland :ieoree J. firrts.
Koxlmry-h. P. Peterson.
;-panler W. A. Lantzy.
Stonycreek J. J. Huahes.
Summerhill boroutfh John T. Lontr.
Summerbill township I. P. Frrel.
Susquehanna John lintiy. V. If. Miller.
l uiiuelblll-Charles McHugh.
W asrilimu.n Kxra Brown
Wttmore A. P. Weaktand.
A Narrow Karitpe.
Mr. James Snyder, a native of Carroll
township, this county , who has lieen a res
ident of Altoona for a numU-r of years, and
up until a couple of yeais ago was en
gaged with his hrother, lieorjfe Snyder, iu
conducting the Arlington Hotel, made a
narrow escape from death on Saturday af
ternoon. Mr. Snyder has the contract for
the mason work on the new impounding
reservoir at K manning I'oint and has been
giving it his personal supervision ever
since the work was commenced. On Sat
urday he was on one of ihe Pennsylvania
Halroad Company's shifters at Kittanning
Point, and in dismounting from it he
stepping directly in front of an eastbound
liecf train. Fortunalely it was running
slow at the time, otherwise Mr. Snyder
would most probably have boen killed.
The engine struck him and he was hurl
ed from ihe track. He was uot seriously
injured, although he was Dadly shaken up.
lie was uuder the care of a physician.
91. E. Church Sapper.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the ?'. E.
Church will give a supper at the hon e of
Felix Ludw ig on Saturday evening. V.ig.
31st. from ::3i to '. o'clock. Price. .': c ats.
Every body cordially invited.
lit 1.1. OF FAKK.
Chickeu. Tongue.
Veal salad.
Potato salad. Cabbage slaw.
Cottage cheese.
Cucumber pickles. Beet pickles.
Oueeu olives.
Bread. Rolls.
Jellies. Butter.
Chocolate cake. Cocoanul cake.
Ice cream.
Vanilla. Chocolate.
Tea. Coffee.
niMfllmroai Sollfrn.
ONK new I'tinmplnn Mowlntr Machine
cheap at Ihiuon's
pale
7.1
A
KKW bnnJ'enol Manilla Kiniling
Twine, b
may:!
rent a pound at I lull. -o .
mm AN TEH A tteneral representative In thin
VT county to organise local iKtards tor the
Artisans' Savintrn an.l Ijoxn Association. Ad
dress vi Kllth Ave.. Pittsburg. Pa. nteh'ja
TANTKi A reliable man to represent a loan
Institution in ('autl.rla county Money
lnaiKsl In euniH ..I $100 to lu..i. For particulars
apply to W. M. IA V is, tlcalport, Pa.
uich-.titl.
I"V K SAI.K
The MeltonaJd hntneptead. 14 rtoms. w
cellar. A nue summer residence. Anply 'n
lK. J. A. IMIf-.KNKK.
lb
ma) 17
I'uml.erland .M.l.
riiHK KI-enBtiurir Kull.llnit &
l.oan
Association
X. will otter lor vale at the council chamber
Kh-
enshurit, on the fourth Mon.lay
fl.oou.uu. THti's.
I.katkr Iakimkr, Secretary.
In August.
1A IS,
President.
OfKNINfJ of the flys'er Season at McKreen's.
I lie Oyster season will lie opened op at Mc
Kreen'fi Kestaurant. Khettstiunc . on l uenjay ev.
entitle next, when the finest Iresh Oysters In the
tnaraet can tie had lo or.ler . stewed . trie. I or raw.
Al. ltreen always keep' Ihe finest oystem, and
will continue to do 80 the cuiuIdk season. 8 :u
Iyl.OPI.K at'en.linic the Kair should make it
their uulue4 to call at the store t.l John
Owens an.l Inspect his Hoods, lie lias tne list
a.nriuient ol slioe- to l.e lound In the towu and
"t ,. rices as low as low as the lowest. He abo
.-arrie a lull line ol line ol dry goods, k metrics,
etc.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In etlect May 2n. lsua.
Kiunet-tlnal I rru.
AST.
Seashore Kxpresg, week dys
.. 8 a 1 a in
. k l l III
.lo 5 a m
Altoona Accommodation, week days...
Alain l.lne r.xpreas. ilaily..
Altoona r.xpress, daily ,
Harrlstiur A.-co:nuio.lation, Sundays
only
Mall Kxpress, daily - ,.,
Philadelphia (Express, dally
wurr.
Johnstown Accommodation, week day
Pacific bxpress, dally
Way 1'ass.entter. dally ,
Mall Train, daily ,
1 00 p ui
1 07 p m
Hit p m
I IU p m
0 14am
.-7 a m
'I 3 p tr
4 S p n
t -2 p. m
week days... t34pm
l ast I.i tie. daily
Johutlown Aocommodatlon
KbeiiMburic Hronell.
Trains leave an follows: 7.2n and 10 2 a. m.
an.l a.at) p. ui. and arrive at treson at 7.6." and
10 'I a. m. and 4.U5 p m. I.e.iie fresson at u ai
ami 11 111 a. ui and 5.:4i p. m.. and arrive at Kl
e 1 b trg at 10.0& and 11 a. ui , and b.Oi p. ui.
f'renxiu atual t'lrartirltl.
Leave Irvortu at e.4& a. m.an.l 3 uu p. m. arrlv.
lint al Cresson ul U5 a. ui. aud 4. p. m. Leave
Cresson :u. a. m. and V J11 p. m., arrlvlnic at Ir
vona at Iu a m. and tS 40 p. m.
ror ratei. wtapa. etc
Th.. K. Watt. I". A.
Paul, urn, Pa.
call on agent or address
W. !.. uu Filth Ave.,
S. M. PKKVOST, J. K. WIMIll.
tteneral Manatfer. (feneral Manager
a. L. kkku. matsiotk k.
REED & KEADE,
tHKNSHl'Ktl. - - - PEMNA.
-ottice on l-entre street. t.'n W3
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorn?ys nt Isvav
tBENSBl'Kll, PA.
w-Orrl.-e In Opera House. i.v.v
T.
W. DICK,
ATTOKN KY-AT-I.A W,
Kbkmsmchu. I'knm'a
-Speclal attention to given claims tor Pen
sion rtounty.
etc.
chi- ''wo
F. Mi KKNKU'k',
ATT11KH BV 0M1 (1. !' NSKI.UtR AT LAW.
KhKNSHI'KII. - PA
-Orhce on Centre street.
MYERS,
ATTOKN EY-AT-LA W
tlBBMBBirfto, Pa.
M-Otnce In tiollonade Kow. on t'enirt street
DONALD E. DUFTON,
ATfOKN EYAT LAW.
tMKNHHl RU, PEMNA.
KVOtOce In Opera House. Center street-
17
Policies written at short notice In the
OLD RELIABLE ' ETNA
a. nil other First 4'latita Compazine.
T. W. "DICK,
IUCNT F4R THE
OLD HARTFORD
PIRIUNSURANCECOII'V.
IHIiMMKMIKII BrsiNESS
1794.
Kbensnnnt.Jaiy H.188-i.
NOTICE.
Notice Is l.e'ehr trlven that an application will
I made to tne i.ivernnr 01 the state of rennsvi
vaina on SATI KHAY. THF. 14IH HAY OF
SFPTF.M Hl.li. lwi, ly A V. IMvely, H. P. Ilraf
hus. John Flanla-an. .1. M. Hamer and W P.
Heardsley. under the Act ol Assembly ol the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An
Act to Provide lor Ihe ncorirlion and Keiru
lation ol I Jertaln Cortioratlons.' approved April
lsT4. an.l Ihe supplements thereto, tor the
charter ol an intended corporation to le called
THK ALTOONA Pll.KNIX TFLtPllonF
I'O.MPANY. the character and ol.jecl whtreotia
to const run. maintain an.l lease lints nt tele
phone lor the private use of Individuals, hrais.
coriM.rations, etc.. with electricity, throughout
the county oi Hlair. part ol them. unties ol Ked
lord. Camt'Tla. t'learheld an.l Huntlniedon. with
It main orhre at AlUM.na CUT. and lor these pur
poses to have, possess and enp.y all the rnilits.
l eoents an.l prlvlleices ol the said Act ol Asseui
b y and Its supplements.
A. V. 1MVKLY.
Auk. '., 1S. Salu-ltnr.
PERSONS TO TRAVEL
WANTF.D. Several faithful pentle-
meu aud ladies to travel for established
house.
Salary, $7S0.00 and Expenses.
Positiou pernianent if suited; also in
crease. State reference and enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope.
THK XA TIOS'A I.
3in-3l7-.llS OimOnt Huildhiy. CHICAGO.
ugw em.
T(ITU'K Is berehy iciven that the following ae
11 ro-ints have been bled In the c.urt ol Com
mon Pleas ol f "atul.rla county. Pennsylvania.
aud will lie conbrmed by the said Court on H011-
day . Seplem'ier i, issb. unless cause r.e shown to
the contrary:
First and nnal account ol A If. Heslop, Com
mittee of Joseph Hen lot .
First and final account ol Oeo. Mueblhauser,
Assignee ol K. It. lAirel.ti.
Fsrst and final acoouut of F. W. I'lark. As
sltrnee ol Henry Kralt and wile.
First and final account ol F. V. Clark, As
sif nea ol ltanlal Marsh.
First and bnal account of F. W. dark. Assig
nee ol J. W. Warlel.
Supplemental account cf J.f. Sims. Trustee,
tc. to sell the pnperty ot the Ihe Cresson &.
:iearrlel,l Co. New York Short Ki.ute K K
Oo. J J. IIAKKY,
Auu.V. 18v5. Prothonotarv
N OTIfJE Is hereby ulven that Wit.ftel.l Sett
Cooler has bled In thenftlce ol the Court ol
UuarterSesslonsolCamt.ru c.iunty bis peteiion
ai-kiDiC tor the tr. a-ler ol Ihe lienor license grant
ed to Philip Hpier by said Court la the borouich
of Porlatce, and that tbe same will be presented
to the said Court lor us it consideration on .Hon
dav, September Wilt, 1W5.
J.O.HAKHY.
Auk, S3, snf. Clerk ol Quarter Sossioui.
J.
H."
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
IY virtue of an order Issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas ol Camt.ria county, to me di
rected. 1 will exHse to public sale at the store
room ol J. W. SharbauKh, In the borough ot Car
rol I town, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST .)!, IMfc.
at 2 o'clock, p. M., the lollowinic TaluaMe real
estate, to wit:
No. 1 A lot or piece ol xroun situate In tbe
tntrouKb of Uarrolltown. Cambria County.
Pennsylvania, irontlna IA ftet on Main street,
and extending back 15.1 lee t alonir Carroll street
to an alley, harta therein erected a TWO
sroKY FKAMEsroKK KOO.M J5 hy an feet,
with an aMiti.inal wire riiu ih by 4ti leet,
andaTWOSTOKY DWCLUM) Hoi F. at
tached to said store-room.
No. A lot ol around situMe in Carrol I town
l.orounh. Camt.ria county. Pennstrlvania. Iront
Inn M leet on Main street, and e'xtendmir ba,-k
ISO leet to an alley, hounded on the north bv lot
of Mrs. Siberia, and on the south l.v No. 1 "hav
Init thereon erected a TWO-STOKY FKAMK
lv KI.I.IN(I2 by 30 feet, and necessary out
buildings. No. 3 A lot of ground situate In the borough
of Carrolliown. Cambria county. Pennsylvania.
trontiDK -J5 leet on I 'arroll street on the south and
extending buck lou feet to an allev, and lot on
which Is erected the Korounh Council chamlr
on the east, and an alley on the weit. havimc
erected a l.AKiiK WAOO.N SH ED.
No. 4. - A lot ol Oround situate in the Iwronnh
ol Cnrr.ill!o n, t'atnl.ria countv. Pennsvlvani.t.
Irontinic .SO feet on alley, and extendible back i4
leet: Waltx uraeriy on tbe north, lot ..I H. K
Itetider 1 n the eat, and an allev on the south,
hav (nit thereon erected a 1,1 KIJV STAKI.r, 4i
bv & leet now occupied bv E. W . Sharbauuh.
f10- A lot ot around in the horouith ol Car
rolltown. Cambria county. Pennsylvania. Ironl
inie Mi let on Carroll street and extending bark
loo leet to an alley, havlnic lot ot Catharine Mr
Anulty on the east, and lot on whi.-h the Iton.UKb
Council Cha mtier on the west, and havinic there
on erected a I.AKll K S V A Hl.l
No. A lot n round in the borx.ueh ol Carroll
town, Cninl.rU county. Pennviv.niia,
Irontinic lo leet on Leliuiler street, 'and ex
leinliiiK back loo leet to No. 4. lounde,i on the
north I.y the altj property, and on tiie south by
lo; of H. I- Hen.ler
No T. All that certain piece of k round In the
iH.roUKh ot Carrollti.wn, Cambria countv. I'enn
sylvanla, l.,unde.t a follows: 11. mnnlnn at a
post uu alley, thence south deitrees east IT1,
perches to a .st an.l corner ot lot lortuerly .i
Jiilin Wel.-el; then.e south deierees west by
land formerly ol John Metsei as' torches to a
iiost corner of lot of John K. M.,ii, l,er- tl.enc
north Hi;1., deitrees wei-t 1T. tn-l. CA t fk l..t ..f
Lawreu.-e S.-hroth to a ix.i-i on alle- tl.cr.ee
north :.' degree east alolin said alley
lurches lu a post and place ol beulnnm cou
tainma FoI'U A"Kl- and allowan.-e.
o. b All the uadlvidetl hall interest of in
and to all that certain piece or parcel ol land
situate in the horouich ol Patton, Ctuihrta coun
ty. I ennsylvania. Ix-iiitiDitiK at a pout, tbem-e In
land ol Paul Short South So deitrees east DTiJ leet
to a tost; thence by the Catuhria b. Clearbel.l
ruilroa.l i..iuth 6'.; deicrees west 4JU leet to a st.
tnen.-e by land 01 John Overl.erirer tiiirth t;". de
itrees east t7! leet to a post; thence by the public
road from Carrolliown to Patton north -i degrees
e.ist -4.1'., leet to a po-t: tlien.e by UnJ ol -locc.l.
tiiuiiuer south SO devreea east ISO leet ti a p..-t:
ucu,o ..j .-a me lan.t Uorin VI degrees west ?1 leet
to the place ol M-moniiy. CkUUtltiuiir 4 ACKfcS
AN I l;t PKKt "11 KS Ceserviinr ami exi-e-.tini.-
however, out ol the sal J land a strln ol ar..un.l
old and c-iveyed by Jo. in W. Snarbauah et ux.
and Helena Mellon to the Cambria a, tUuarheld
liailroad t'ompany.
,-o v a i the coal In. under an.l uix.n all that
certain piece ur parcel ol land situate in Harr
townshiti. Cauil.na county. Penns ivania. bound
ed and described as lollows: liomnninir at a poi-t
aioornerut laud ol heirs ol lucent KI.M.tner;
thence alonic said land and land ol John Feicht
north a .ievrees east 16tl perches to a i-Mt at line of
-. i.ouy.iet.- tnenc-e ny said land souih NT'., .le-
Krees ea-l W perches to land ol (lormerly) W.
r, Peterson; iiien.-e I.y sanl land out!i 1 dea-te;
west Ittt) perches to a post; thence norih .!e-
arees west -in J.lu pt-rches to a t.it and nla.-e 1,1
l eKlnouiK. containing 17 ACKKS. more or less.
Keservitiir unto Wm. ll. M-!.nulty. his heirs aud
assigns lb right to bore lor nil. or to mine lor the
minerals through the aaui coal- also, the uarties
reserve the right to mine coal lor domestic pur
poses lor themselves, and f eir heirs, tree ol
charge, together with tbe right to enter, mine
ant take away all In a coal, and to make such
openings, shall, chutes and dumps, improve
ments roa.is an.l railroads on the land as in the
judgment ol the party ot the se.-on.l part, his
ueirs or assigns, uiay be necessary to convenient
ly mine tne same, and transport wu. h coal and
other Ireight through and over said Ian, is iree ol
charge, hindrance or litigation.
1 CKM OF HALF.:
Ten percent, ol the purchase money to be paid
in hand ul the timed sale: the balance ol one
Ihird at the cnltrmation of sale: one third in six
months, and one third in twelve months Iroui
confirmation ol sale. Deterred pitvments lr n-
tere.-t and to be secured by the lu. lament t-ouil
ol tbe purchaser.
C. A. SHAKAHAl 'ill.
Aug;. 6. lKM-fc Assignee ol .1. W . Sharbaugh.
DENTISTRY.
Io you know wi- arc t.ikinsr out ti-etl
t-vi-rv l;ty without .ui.- pari i.i.-ul p.Hin.
Wi-ll. m-;irc iloiiitr tln vi-ry tliiiii; with
I bioiil liiiil.-r." l In- only Ui.-itl :i 11 :t l Iu l i.-
that has stoml tho ti t ami lo-ilav it i lh.
only one thai N n-i-it universally I.y ileii-
tist w Im are up to .late 111 their i-alliiiu.
The priee for "( til.uil umler" when pain
ss is ."SI eelils, lint if Voll epel ietn e t lie
least pain, we only liaiire you the usual
priee. J."i i-enls.
II. iw al.otil tlioseteetli that liee.l I1II1111:.'
Well, vol! say they Jnii'l ache. That's
jus the reason why youshoulil have them
tllleil now. After they h le arheil on.e
you will ploliahlv have to have the nerve
killed ami the tooth treate.l if you are !e-
irioiis of suvinn it. I only charge ."si cents
for ainaliriiin lining's ami from ?l.'i up for
colli tilliims. Tln-se are har.l-lime prices
I. ut I hey iro just 1 same. Why procras
linale'.' that's a hiu word hut it'sair.nul
tme riirlit here iH-eause priK-rastinaliou
means to tin' patient loss .f sh-t-p. tieiiral-
ma. ear-ai'lie. tiHii h-ai-he an.l himkIih-ss
knows what else. We know of a ii.mxI
many yoinm la.lies of our a. .tiaiiilaiu e
who would have lieen married lout; a no 11
it hadn't Im-i-ii fot those holt id - look ins;
teeth. K.-meinlier. toevel y pall, lit iiavini:
leeth tilled I irivc a Im of lr. Uiehar.ls"
ti oih powder and full instructions for the
care of the teelh. (Mi the llilh of each
month 1 will i tract teeth free of charge.
You say whv on the i:'.;h. Well, now.
that s my lnisiness. y,,n have lo do
to come. Kemeuilier I wim'l 1 ;ike out your
L'ood leeth. Iiecause 1 don't Lelieve in it.
'1 lieu Voll suv suppose the l.'.th falls on
Sunday. Come riirht aloiu; and we will l
only tiMi t;lad lo lelieve you of the olfctid-
i titr metiiU-r.
T.M.RICIIARDS,I).I).S.,
,11'KIAX STKEET.
jol.ll
Announcement !
We the ini.l.-rsiii.-il. wish
to ailliollliet
to the iiti lil i- aud our patrons
that e will
conduct our lnisiness .n a
Strictly Casli Bais
on anil after Sept. 1, 1895,
and that on and after that date it will lie
impossible for ns to extend any credit.
This w ill enable us to work at a closer
inaririii and smaller prolit. ami will lie an
ad vantage to our customers as well as to
ourselves. Asking you for a continuance
of your patronaire in the future, as in ihe
past, w e remain
Yoi.rs Truly,
LUTHER & WILLIAMS.
untie St
ri'KIAl,
1.1 ST.
I I,i?t .1 CHU'en et do
I..r trial the second
week ! SeptemlK-r l ertu, 1'.':.
Siittlervi ttierr ers buihuj u.
Miller vs fronauer.
kitiK v. If inuer.
frefii.-in loal & foal Ho. xr Stiles et al.
Miller v. I iverdorfT.
Kiuti T. f auil.f ia Iron ('oiupany.
l- earl vs. I'larn
Kox et al. vs. fax et al.
I'orch vs. Por-h.
Iitvls vs. Krels
K refiner vs. Boyli.
Wavne vs. Klsher
Nolley vs. V.'estover.
Seene vs. Aurora Klre Ins t'n.
Shoemaker. A.lmr . vs. l"rl I'ounty Aiirl. Assn.
Kotiicher Si (iood vs. vodersoD.
Koss vs. Brentrer.
Stuituons vs. Burns.
B.iacics a. Huhl vs. l'amitell.
Mclloy vs. Honler.
Kusn vs IVindrin.
Braddock Natl. Bnk vs. 1 1111.
Meszkes vs. Ieltiiler.
Mc:aiTj vs. Mcarry.
.I.f. 1AKKY,
Auk. , 15. lroihoo'tary
THE KEELEY CURE
Is a special toon tn huinos mm who, havine
lnlt-J iitiooiist-iouslv int.. the Uritik hat.it ami
awaken to tin.l the ili'seae.f alei.holisin fa--tene.l
nini them, ren.lerimr then, unfit to manage af
fairs re.iiiiriiii? a elear brain. A four wcvka
CouTbe of treatment, al tne
PITTSBURG KEELEY INSTITUTE.
No. 4210 Fifth Avenue,
KMrtnres to them all their power, mental and
physical. letrv the ai.nnrmai appetite, ami
restores them t" the condition thev were in l
f.re thev tii.lul-'e-l in stimulants. This has U-en
done n'inore limn 1 oat-s tn-ate.1 here, an.l
aiiL.tii; them a.me of your own iieichlors, to
whom we ran refer with confidence as to the
alxolnte safety and efficiency .f the Kevley fltre.
The fullest and Ul.ft KearcLinif in veM lirKlloli ia
nvited. eeua lur ptuupuivl tiiviuii iu luimuio
tiou. aua -' J.
CARL IlITIsTI US,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER $ 4EWEtEB.
AND DEALER IN
Aa.AAaw.AAAAAawam.ataAa-AAAAA
FARIV1ERS!
TAK
When you want GOOD FLOUR take your frrain to
the OLD SHENKLE MILL in Ebensburg. The
FULL ROLLER PROCESS
for the manufacture of Flour has been put in the OM
S'nenkle Grist Mill in Ebensburg and turns out nothing
but
FIRST CLASS WORK.
Bring in your grain ami give us a trial. Each man's
grain in ground separately and you get the Flour of your
own wheat. If farmers wish to exchange ;rain for Flour
they can do so. The Mill is running every day with the
BEST OF POWER.
D. LUDWfl
PROPRIETOR.
There ic
1 1 -i
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S.ild I.y the f.illow im: ii.-al.-r:
Ei;kiii M.-ll. A. Shoemaker. Ca ki:h.i.tw. n 1. .1. Hi. trii h.
Kentier. Si'ANui.Kit-K. M. Itiiider. I'ai ii. A. M. Thomas.
IT Will Pay
To go to QUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattinsrs, Oil Cloths,
Blankets, Feathers, &c Prices Reduied on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Ivmre
Packages.
OILS ! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufafturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricatins Oils.
Naphtha and Gasoline
That, can t
IiUDE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
:e comparison vfitri
every known product of petrol-
eum. ii you wisn tne
1 a 1 I
Most : Uniformly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
rinsBfKu iieit..
flTTSBl'Kft, PA.
ortlS.Siily.
VHMIMSTKATKIV MHU'E.
l-lten of a.lmir.f -trati.in hacinv hten
ranted the ardemtKne.l Adtnlnistritrix el Jnme
ti.irmlev. lale of t'leartirhl townrf lp. 1ecea.et
not ire l hrrel.y teivrn fo all prr..n? ln.le'te-1 to
cai.i ertatn t. make ImmeUiate payment an.l
t ao?e tmvinii claim anmt the fame lo present
the same duly pntNte.i t.r ett.ement.
MANOAKKT S IKMI.KY.
.1. I'. M. Kknbk k. Adiumi!trairix.
Attv. fur A.lais.. 1 vart, I 'a.
KtM-ndt.nrtt. I'a.
July 26. Ii6.
I-'XECUTIIKS IT1CK.
j KMate of Mi.-hael Haraey . deceased .
letters testatuentarjr on the esttte ll -hol
Hark ey. Ile ol the township of Cleatnel.l. boun
ty ol t'atnl.ria deceased. havitiK leen Krante.i to
me. notice is herel.y iciven toall rs..ns io.iel.te-1
to sr id estate to make immediate payment, and
those havinic claims aitainst thesaaie will present
them properly authenticate. t..r settletr.eTt
nKNMri.KV.
t'learfleld Tp Au. 3o, lsi.X Kxecutor.
XT,,rIt'K " ''r'hJ' Klven that John A. Wolie
i has tiled in the ..hire ol the Clerk l Quar
ter Sessions ol t:mlrta tunny his -etititloii trk
Inir lor Ihe irani-ler of Ihe l'.iu.-r license erante.l
hv said t'ourt to J M. K t.tnson in the U routch
of I'atton. in sal.l etiunty. and that the same will
t presented to the said t'ourt tor its ci.Ki.lcra
tlon on the Y irst Monday ol :;epteiuter iext.
J . tJ. liAKKf ,
Aug. 16. lbs. t lerk U- S.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,!
I JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, I
Imusical INSTRUMENTS t
A O
OPTICALG0ODS.
X SOKE AliKXT Kll THK
CELEBRATED ROCKFORDf
WATi TIES.
I CQlumlsia anil Freflonia Watches :
In Key and Stem Winders.
K.r.i:E SELECTION' OF AL1.1
KIM.s K .IKWELUY A K-
; WAYS X I1AXO.
Ci?"Mv line of .lew elt y is titisur-
i pa1 ed. ( ..me and see for your-
s,-f liefore purt hasiim t-lseW here '
fc'All work uuaraiitt'd.
: CARL EIVINIDS.i
hy s,.ni.. stoves iiii.l K-iiies are U-tt. r than oth
ers; ir.M.d material, car. ful t-oustrtirtioti. atlj a
know i.-.l.- ..f ; I,.- u ;im ,, t he In .'is, k.-...-r arf nil
necessary j,i make tl.e kitchen st,,vt. a ,u,
Tfce Cinderella Stoves ad Eauges
ire niaile to meet every requirement;
v.-ii hakers and perfect roasters.
they aie
Special att. 1111. Hi is paid to i leaiilines
fcuno-
ii. I .1 nra I a ! 1 1 v.
M ad.- in all i y l.s and si., with a view of Miit
in the most critical at a in. .derate cisj.
"None Ectlcr Few as Goci.!
llAsllN..s-I. E.
Ifet.TJ.'.C.J
You
James Ouiimn.
JOHN PFISTER,
iir.ii r.K in
GEHERAL MERCHANDISE,
Hartec. Cnctimrt,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
IF.IiETAHI.M l
E.IMI.,
'HK.ES
KT
nnTinnTrrTi TmTnnTrniT nnmrtT
UiTUAUi!, J UnUllUH HUil!,k
CRESSON, PA.
112 2ily
SUMMER COOKING
MADE EASY.
AGENTS
make eia wages
SEllINO THE
ARNOLD COOKER
NO HEAT. NO BOTHER.
Cocks a Dinii.T all at one
time OranJ for Oil or Gas
Stoves, l.beral Terms. Ec h
sie Territory. 1-ct us tell
all at ml it.
W1L.MOT C A5TLE &. Ck
206 Elm St.
Rochester. N. V.
jul.12 St
-tate ot Mic-tiul lKnoTn. dMfaM.
lettem teiamentarr oo tue estate vt tirtiael
lhtDovmn. late ul the borouich ot Kteii9ture. tie
oejrl . hav itiic t ren KrDtel lo ni. notice Is
lierhj icivro to all inuio tiitleMrfsl l aid
tate to wake initortltnte tmvmrnt, aod tbe
havinic ctaiui afitit tt e oime will ttre-ot tbo
MU'HAt.I.. K. KAKKKN,
Kicecntorot MirhiH I Doviu, leca4.
Ktensl urt. I'a Aaxunt v.
FOR SALE!
The
I no- U.
w..rks
lock ol a general P-re In a nnr hy erow
q. on railr-utd. with uiinnie an.l other
in a it OKI location low rent: ttiestorn new.
l.f-h an.l clean.
n-iaire at tbis othoe. or addrea.
tieueral Store, care ul l uu.ais.
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