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At court this week William J. McCon
ip.il, James Uailahtr and Thomas W.
1 1 mrhes were appointed viewers to report
on a proposed eoiinty hrM-rn nearO Hara's
mill in Minister township.
-Mr. James i;:Uit. the barber, who sold
out liis establishment in this place about
two weeks a;o. has tioiitrht out a shoo in
J.itler, i'a , where he intends
about the loth of next month.
opening up
A tire, which is supposed to have been
caused by spontaneous com bust ion, ilatn
aired the Williamport Furniture com
lany"s plant in that city on Tuesday night
1. the extent of U-lwecu fdi.iiii and :,-i-ir.
A ineetim; of the citizens of l'.edford
countv will be held at the court house at
l'.edford next Monday evening" to forma
historical society. It would In- a ood idea
for t ainbria county ei-iens to follow their
example.
-Mr. Jacob Veck ley. of Callii.in, was
in town on Thursday of last week ac
companied by the t;a!litin comet band.
They were boosting Mr. Yeckley as a can
didate for county treasurer on the Repub
lican ticket next vear.
-About one hundred member of the
Pennsylvania Canal 1'... a linen-. Assi'ia
tioii attemietl the reunion held at Kree
nort. Armstrong county, on Tuesday.
The association adjourned to meet at
Nim vah, the last Tuestlav in August. 1 .,.
-The tlnslhlij s:tVs the stories thatother
persons lM-sides V. K. Thompson edit, etc.,
tint paper have been put In circulation
f..r the purpose of iujuriii-r that paper.
The insinuation Is rather rim-ili on th-4
other persons." but the editor has a ri-fl.t
to his opinion.
-The bain of John Wired, in ruh Val
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i. ) nr. in , i ii.i iau a i-iiinu y, i anx til Hi e III
some inyM.-i W.iis manner one uituiiiii last
week jihI was litirued tu the ground. It
rmii.iun-.l this year' lartnl and a lot of
farminsf Implements. Two hoisea were
also rousted to dea'h.
- Mr. Francis Hoover, who has been a
resident of the vicinity i,f UuMiutfs for
forty odd years and witnessed the many
banil-s that have taken place in the
transformation of the w il.l.-i iu-s to a
thriviti tu ii. was a visitor to the Fi:kk
M N otlice oti Moijiiay.
- i io veriior llastiim has selected a rep
resentative farmer from eiij of the
t w elit v-ciirht roui'ressiuiial disti icts uf the
stale to represent Pennsylvania at the
National FaruieiV confess to lie held at
Atlanta, tia., in (Vii.lii-r. r. J. a. Uid
die. of Wooilbiiry. lti-dtord countv. wijl
represent this district.
- P.oiiiface trit tmai tt-r. a yuiuiir brother
of Alt-x Stritltnalter. has inveut.-d a novel
coul rivauce which he has attached i.. a
dock In liis bedroom, which at a set time
w ii! strike a match. Iiu:hi a lamp aud vig
oroiisly rinjr a liell. Anyone w tio w ould
iiet ahead of Hoiiie must wake up in the
forenoon. - t'u irolltmcii Si if.
James t'. Iiailiy. James p. Mcltreen.
Andrew Kckeiirodu. t'. L. (ioodwin, Ulair
hort and John d'Toole, ( ambiia coun
ty" delegates to the lleinocraLic stale
coiiv entioii to be held at W i 1 1 i amspoi t
St-pteiiibti II. have II II a 11 i III i ill -1 y agreed to
support the Hon. Horace K ise for the
ii .in i nal ion of j udire of the su perior court.
- The lire which raged mi HuckenbelTV
run. on land Uiiowu as the Alexander
Hunter tract. onMnm-d about 'J.'m.tmii feet
..f lot's on J. M. Ttoxell's loir job. This is
i he second tire that has destroyed much
valuable tinilH-roii the job. within a few
months. The liist was an inceudiarv tire
while the last was accidental. ( Wjiorf
Sfitmhiiil.
- Mis, Stella Smith, daughter of John
and Hridget Smith, of Ilysart. died at her
h jine on Sunday, air.-d -Iti years ;t monlhs
and 1 day. She is survived by her parents,
t o brut hers, John A ., uf A Itooua, and
llm-'h at home, and one sister, Mrs. Mary
S.-hotTiier. of t'leartield township. Her
remains were interred in the Catholic
..-iii.-tety at St. Augustine on Tuseday.
- Mr. Adotphus Powst-r. of Lovely,
lied fol d count V" , atld Miss Phoebe Nelson,
of Portage, were united in the holy bonds
..f wedlock, at Portage, by "Sijuire J.
ir.-t-ii. ..ii Tuesday morning. Thev were
a'. tend.-. i by Mr. W. J. Jones and Miss
Laura liehl. both of Portage. After a
wedding dinner given to the happy young
couple, they left for a short wedding tour.
- Mr. M. . Weakland has built and
t.tled tin at Parnestioro. one of the best
adapted ho'jes for the hotel business in
r.iuil.ria county. It i large, commodious
aini in all its details nlunm-d and fitted for
the accomodation of the traveling pnblit'
1 1 1 1 is j 1 1 t such a hou-e as is needed III
-v.-ry town. It is a credit to the owner
aid one ii! the best buildings il thai iai
grow ing low ii.
Farmer Philip litvan, of Lycoming
oiiiity. w bile seaiching for stray cow sin
the w oods near his farm. was attacked by
a hear, l.ryan had nothing inu a pocnci-
tvii.f.- with which to defend himself, but.
wiThthis he did such good Work that
biu i ti gave up the tight, carrying a por
tion of the broken knife blade in its head.
hi y:ui was considei ably scratched, but
not seriously hurl.
A disastrous wreck occurred near liar
Huntingdon county, ou Saturday
night, caus.-a hv the IireaKing oi an nxn.
F out u en cars heavily loaded with bridge
iron ami lumber were lorn io pieces.
'. I rank, a brakf man :-! years old was
killed. He lived at Harrisbiirg and was
maiM.-d and had one child. The three
ttu Us weie torn up for a distance of about
:;."- f. ft. and a iiuinber of trains were run
round by way of the Philadelphia and
Kin- and Laid Kale Valley railroads.
Some time on Thursday morning of
last we. k. the 4-year-old child of Mr. and
Mr-. Thomas Joyce, w ho reside at Khreu-f.-ld.
walked out through the yard at its
home and fell into an outhouse vault in
the rear of the house. Dr. J. It. ireen. of
Sum met hill, was hastily sent for, and as
l.e
trrived at Mr. Joyces home theciuia
. la
w a- J us
I iH-ing (misled out oi the ani.
but life was extinct. 1 he funeral look
place Saturday afternoon, interment being
made in the cemetery near Khreiifeld.
l:.-v . Father Phillips, . S. 15. . pastor
of the Catholic churches at St. lioniface
and St. Lawrei.ce. has been transferred to
liiltimore. Father
Walter, formerly curate in Carrolllow n,
go.-s to Lallimore with Father Phillips,
l atb.-r Coutaiiline will have charge of
St. P.oiiiface and St. Lawrence. In noting
l-':t 1 1, ei- illii.s' tiansf.-r the CariolltoWIl
A.., says: "Father Phillips Is an ener
getic, hard working priest, and il is vmi
much regret that his parishioners see him
if.c"
Harry Clifford, uf New York, a print
er, aired !'. years, attempted to Iniard a
. . u short d i s t a life w es t
moving iieiiciii. w. - --
of Tyrone on Monday afternoon and was
.. .. .i , i liis riifhtariu was
iiirowu io lii mo i ii,. -
. .uirht bv one of the w heels and badly
lac-rated betweeu the shoulder and elbow
i r. 1......1 i.....w ilit; elbow. The sec
ond toe of the right foot was mangled and
the leg badly bruised. The voting man
w H.L.... I.. Altoolia on Fast Line aud
. .i i i l,..re the illilired
taken lo me iiosjjiui,
t..., .i - it mi mi t :i ted .
I.- c VV.....Iw:ird. ta collector of Dnii-
i '..'.. Fnvette county, was held
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up by
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relurnin?
t.'.-.t. Mr.
fn.m ruioiitown ana rouueti ui
ii- iUo.M draiw'l frtmi
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bis luiifgv and bt;ateii lino uisei.s.... w
auseof his refusal to hand over his money.
- when he recovered he found his horse
hitched by the roadside. He succeeded i
re ... l.ir.ur home, but ha been In a precar
ious condition ever since. The oulrage oe
curred in a strip of woods only a short dis
tame from L'nioutown.
Titian J. Coffee, Esq., of Washington
City, who with his family has spent sev
eral summers here at Maple Park, one day
l ist week bought eight lots from Itarker
P.rothets and two lots from John T. Davis,
on Centre street, in the northern suburbs
of the town. Mr. Coffee will at once pro
ceed to contract for the erection of a hand
some summer residence, which he will
have readv for occupancy next season.
The Spangler Sentinel says that
Mr. Kobeit MoCombie. of Carroll town
ship, celebrated his S7lh birthday last
week, and that, although so far advanced
in years, he is remarkably well-preserved
and possesses the energies of a man at .V
Last week he made his annual visit to his
brother, who lives at Dysert, nineteen
miles distant fioin his home. On these
trips he refuses lo go by rail or conyey-
ances, preferring to w alk.
Frank tl. Patton, ex-cashier of the
Coalport bank, but uow of Curwcnsv ille
was a passenger on mail on Wednesday
of last week. He was on his wav hoii.e
from the east. While the train was pass
ing Maoleton, some miscreant threw a
stone in the window and it struck Mr.
Patton's arm. The missile struck his
cray bone, causing great pain. Mr. Pat
ton feared his arm was broken. When the
train arrived at Alloona he had his injury
examined bv Dr. S. M. Koss. It was found
to buonly a contusion.
The Till Family Concert Company will
give one of their charming concert., at the
Opera House in FJehshiirg 0u Friday
eveulng, September Dill. They will give
delightful and artistic renditions of
banning music ou w hii j; called the
"Hock Haruiouicon," constructed or pieces
of sloijc of v arious sizes,- lit-si.l.-s other in
strumental and Vocal music. Every place
the company has appeaiod l;e attendance
has been large and the audience s always
Pfeased tlh the performance. Tickets
for sale at Janii.v" JriJg store.
A meeting of the creditor, depositors
and stockholders of the IJank of Duliols
was hula on Saturday last and matters
were arranged wieei,.- Ihe creditors are
to be paid dollar for dollar. JaMas K.
Long. M. V. Wise. . S. Weber and L. A.
Hrady w ill convey and assign over certain
propertle. for tint benefit f creditors.
Hugh McCulloiigh has heel) seleclcd to
dispose or the property lhu handed over
which will net ;V per cent, of all claims
within the next two months, und event
ually the other . p r cent, will be paid.
Helw;.-cn 1 and 2 Monday morning
while two lalliad men, tiloyt-r Hairison,
of Fort Wayne, and Jost. of llu
i;yrus. it., were making their way fciasi in
search of work ou a Pennsylvania railroad
freight train, t!ey .ri: sst upon by four
tramps near Johnstown. Two of ihe
tiainp- were armed with revolvers and
forced the ral lroadiir.s, to deliver up their
money ami valuables, (lani.un resisted
aud was struck with a revolver and
thrown from the moving train. He was
pi eked up by a pacing freight crew and
taken to Johnstown, where was attend
ed by a company physician.
Mr. James Cain, a well-know n citizen
of Carlo!! tow uship, died suddenly at his
home ou Friday evening of last week. He
had been enjoying hi usual good health
Up until a few milillU-s before his death.
He had bueu working about his farm dur
ing the day and about b o'clock was sit
ting ou a sofa waiting to be called to sup
per w hen he suddenly threw up his haiids
and expired. His remains went interred
In St. lienedict's l elnelery at Carrolllow u
on Monday. M r. Cain is surv i ved by seyen
children, viz: Maggie, Tillie, Mary ami
Jane, all single and at houie; James, of
Hooversyille, Somerset county. Pa., Mich
ael, uf lialtimore, and John, at home.
The convention of Cambria county
Populists will meet in the tiallitzin opera
bouse at lo o'clock on Tuesday morning.
September loth, to nominate a county
ticket. Each voting precinct in the coun
ty w ill be entitled to two delegates, and
each Knights of Labor assembly. Fnion of
Cnilud Mine Workers, Liberty leugue. or
other industrial or farmers' organization
favorable to the principles of the People's
parly will be entitled to one representative
for each loo members or fraction thereof,
in good standing. All delegates will be
required lo have eredent ials signed by the
officers of the meeting electing them or by
the otlicers of the organization they re pre -
sent.
- tin last Thursday evening Mrs. Tena
Dobsoii, wife of Job n W. Dobsoii, a promi
nent citizen of Napier township. lied ford
county, was severely injured by lightning.
Mrs. Dobsou was sitting on the porch
during a thunder storm, when a bolt of
lightning struck the pon h near by. The
woman fell from her cha!r ami w as picked
u;i and carried into the house. It was
first supposed that she was dead, but after
a few minutes, signs of life Were delected
and a physician was hastily summoned.
L poll his arrival he found the woman had
received a severe shock, nut ne succeetieii
in restoring consciousness and the indi-
alions are how that the lady will fully
recover.
The editor of the Unsltntj is out in an
affidavit stating what everyone knew lo
a fact, that W. K. Thompson is the ed
itor if that Influential organ. It would be
much more interesting reading if he mailt
uftidavil as to the articles he wrote and
those furnished by others. For instance
was it he or " I loo" w rote the pow erf ul art i
,.l...l:tinii in.' that t he "Mc Kill lev bill created
the fullness in the treasury during Cleve
land's tirst administration ?" As to tin
the concluding iiortiou " Si nee that date
i other person has owned one dollar
worth of sto-.-k in the Mun tnuti T II
was unnecessary. 1 he tiuxiuuj is not a
stock concern. 1 he men who anlieil up
not want stock. Ihe amdavil shoui.l
have .-oncluded with the usual formula.
and further saith not."
tmj Kmuli fatally.
r terrible ac-ideiil occurred on Satur
day to Henry, the K. -year ultl son oi mi.
Mrs Solomon Stiaugler. who reMue
four miles east of Huckstow n. Somerset
countv. The lad. with another young
man, was out limiting, when they sighted
a sniiirrel in a tree. Young Spangler
leveled his gun and pulled the trigger, but
only the cap suanped. He set the tun
down to re-cap, when his companion fireu
.... tl... souirrel. About the same lime
young Spangler's gnu was accidentally
discharged, the whole load of shot taking
effect in his face, going in under the chin
near the loot of his tongue and passiiig out
through his upper jaw and nose.
iir I II I ; i.i-.liier. of Stovestown, was
sent for. and upon examination found lb.
lower jaw so badly shattered that he had
to remove the whole front part of the bone
extending back to the last two teeth ou
eac
h side; beside the lad s tongue was cui
to such an extent that about an
a half of it had to be amputated.
.1 ... . 1. .. I no
inch and,
The up-
per jaw w as aisu .uaiciH,
mucli su
. ft..r t he nianiflfd nortiolis of It were
II, - - - " " ' a
removed but three leeth remained.
Hrrc'na Sir TK Hrnblwn.
Some mighty intellects in tiermanlow n
shvs- the Philadelphia Itct'i.nl, are now
.. .....i;. or wiib the following uroblein. It
is not verv difficult of solution, b:it has al
ready been the cause of considerable pro
fanitv these warm days out in that peace-
r.,i .ibnrb: A woman took a basket of
ei?its to the city for sle. Upon being ask
ed how many she had she replied: "If 1
take the eggs out of the basket two at a
i,..u I t.:tve one left. If I take them out
live at a time I have one left. If I tak
iheni out six at a time I have one egg left;
if I take them out seven at a time I have
none left in the basket." How many eggs
had she lu the basket?
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
At eleven o'clock this (Thursday) night
the jury in the case of the commonwealth
vs. Christ H. lilock for the murder of
William A. Strayer, mentioned in our
court proceedings- as bring on trial, re
turned a verdict of guilty of manslaughter.
The defendant, w ho had been out ou bail,
was then remanded to jail for sentence.
I onrl Prorrrdloc.
Court met on Monday morning at lo
o'clock with Judge Marker on ihe oench.
The follow ing cases were disposed of:
Cominonweallh vs. Charles llruuibliug.
fornication and bastardy. Defendant plead
guilty and was sentenced to pay a line of
f'.ti. t'Mi lying-in expenses and Jl a week fur
seven years.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas McClarren.
fornication. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentenced lo pay a tine of t and cosis.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Maneer. lar
ceny. Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced
to pay a tine of f'.n and six months in coun
ty jail.
Commonwealth vs. William H. Yarm r.
desertion. Defendant sentenced to pay
the costs and enter into recognizance in
sum of t.
Common weullli vs. Charles Plummer,
surety of the peace. Defendant discharged
on payment of costs.
Commonwealth vs. Charles liiluioie,
surety of the peace. Defendant sentenced
tti pay the costs and enter bail in Jloo lo
keep t he peace.
Commonwealth i: HclirV Milot, surety
uf the peace. Cijst divided between theJu
fendaiit and Jeanelle M aw ry, the prose
cutrix. ComiuoiiHuaHli vs. William Cook, as
sault and battery. Jury lind t'efeiitlajit
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Mike Sabo and Mary
Kutki. a,iltry. Jury tind defendants
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Aunn; liuil. larceny
by bailee. Jury tind defendant not guilty.
Coniiiin w i all Ii ys. Edward Mcllugli.
aggrav ated assault and battery. Defend
ant plead guilty and a si.n tended lo pay
a tine of Jl'. costs am! imprisonment in
count v jail for i months:
Cotuiuouweaith s. lieoge . Itrimii,
assault and battery. Defendaul plead
guilty. Neiiieiuei to pay a tine uf u,
costs and three mouth, in Jail.
Commonwealth ys. Kobert ( 't irady, per-
jury. Jury tind defendant not guilty but
that he pay the costs.
pay
Commouw t-allh vs. Samuel I liven, as
siull and battery. Jury lind defendant
guilty. Sentenced to pay a line ot and
COiit..
Commonwealth va
cation and hastaldy.
guilty of fornication,
line of tbi and posts.
The case of tin:
Ifohert ,loV. follli
.1 ui y lind defendant
Settlencd to pay a
Coinui.u.w call Ii vs.
Christ II. Islock. of 1 ale borough, for the
inurdei id" Willinui A. Strayer while at
tempt i ng to ai n si him. I- now im inal.
A. V. Ilively, Ks.j.. of Altooua, is engaged
with Itjsirict Attorney Murphy for the
mosecutioii. IJIock's alloincys are 1". J.
(Moiiuor and - Martin, i-.stjis., o
Johiist.w .
m
Krai frlilf Trnrrri.
Kvecntors uf John Waller to Jeremiah
Waller, Hichl.tnd, collsjdel alioll, t-i.litl.
Christian Itointfaidner el uv. to Wil-
ii u i it- t oal t l mpany, liiciiiuu.i, i.iihi.
M ichael Thomas et tu. to Jmui S.-m -
luelsberger. Hl.l.-r,
iclliliald Selig et US. to Kliabeth
l.oiitln-r, Johiisiow n, f.;,im.
Albert Ithoa el u. lo l)mmil lioughuy.
Chest f::h
Marjfarel I'loiise et vir to iliiam Kd -
miston, r.arnesboro. f urn.
Kichard vory el m. Augiistin Mulligan.
I'alloii, loo.
Thomas Haines el u. lo Peter Kuli-
Uosski, North Marnesboro, f 1
Kudwig lieiiu-r to tir.-ek Catholic
church. Job ii stow u, i 1
Peter A. lanielslo t ieot . laniels.
Kast Taylor. .'T7.
Abraham Fyock et ux. lo .loseph Peiia-
Uer. Klchlatitl. l.Vtt).
J . Ij. Spa n g ler et u i. to J ames McNcclis,
Haslings, l.iii.
Francis J. Hyrne et u. to Mary Jan-
coui, Sus(jii,-haniia, Ji.
W. Horace Itose -i u. to Harry A.
Shaffer, Johlistuwii. i(i."Ji.
Levi W. W'eakland et u. to John J.
Weakland, Carroll.!.
John J. Weakland to John S. W.-ak land ,
Carroll. :'io.
Sheriff of Cambria county to lb-maid
Selig, Johnstown, Jo,oi,
Karrlxr l.lenita.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by ihe Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Thursday, Sept. t;.
Ism.-.:
licit Jackson, Parr township, and Kriua
Powell, Carroll township.
Henry Kibei. Klder townsbip. ami An
nie Schrift, Croyle township.
John M. Poley. I.nii-f.ii. urn! Annie M.
hutly, lieiiiiiiigloii Kui nace, I. lair county.
Pa.
James P. Purns and Kliabeth While,
Johiisiow h.
I ieorge W. Smith and Jennie Peigriu,
i-'i aiiklm.
Frank IS. Smay aud Agnes C. Nitter,
Johiisiow n.
Joseph W. Kane, Alloona, and Klla Mi -
(ugh. Clearlield township.
Charles Franklin McCreery. I terry. Pa.,
and Celia Craver, Sustjueliaiina township.
Adolphus ISowser, Lovely, Led foul
county, l a , and I hot-tie Mil-oiii. Portage.
Taylor I.racken and Ilosie M i I it-r, J ohns-
tow n.
Wiliiam U. Keith. Kipple, ISIair county.
Pa., and Mary IS. Ktlmision, I mail.
John Clurilla and Mary Kovach. Johns-
tow ii.
Jacob (irosch, Johnstown, and Agnes
M. Nees, Uichland township.
Knllroatl nirw.
The Pittsburg Kasttfrn railroad it now
appears win go inr ingii .-sansnurg. in
tliana c.iunty, the right of way haying
been granted through the old cemetery at
that place, the railroad company giving
bond for the payment of costs, the pur
chase of lots, ami the removal of t he dead to
a new resting place in another cemetery.
As a coiisetiueiice of thedelinile indication
of the route a movmetit is being made bv
the Pennsylvania railroad company and
on Monday Kngineer Martin with his
corps, w ho have been working in l'.edford
county, was transferred to Ihe vicinity of
Vintondale. and is now at wolk running
lines which it is surintsetl will put Hie
taller company in possession of all the ad
vantageous points to be had in the con
struction of a railroad bet .veeli Vinlondale
and Salisbury, along the P.laeklick.
That there will be lively times before
long goes without saying, as the Pittsburg
- Kastern seems bent on getting into the
Hlacklick coal licld by a line from Salts
burg Up the P.laeklick and thence across
the western end of Cumbria until U strikes
the lSeceh creek.
htiol In ! Nrrk.
The usual ending to a dangerous pas
time occurred in Moirellville Thursday
afternoon. Frank Huge, son of Mr.
Thomas Hoge. of T.'i ISarroii av enue, and a
son of Mr. Thompson got hold of a cali
bre revolver in some manner and were
playing with it on tin green near their
home when young Thompson accidentally
discharged the weapon, the ball entering
young Hoge's neck at the Adam's apple
and close to the windpipe. Ir. Fichtner
was called and attended lo the lad's in
jury. Although the doctor found tjuite a
hole in the boy's neck, no trace whatever
of the ball could be found. Young Hoge
experiences no trouble from his wound,
aud will probably be all right again in a
few days. It was a close call, however.
MurrclU'illc Juurnal.
On account of the light hay crop
throughou t Western Pennsylvania an ex
tra large crop of buckw heat was sowed.
Saturday ami Sunday nighCs frosts, how
ever, have almost destroyed the entire
crop, as weir as badly damaging the late
c im crop.
nitrellinraiit Xollrn,
ONK new Champion lYIowln Machine lor mle
ctietp at Huiton'g 7.1-1
At-K W t.uo.llex ol Manilla Minding Twine. 5
cents a pound at Itutton's. uia3.
t . I lot Copper Kettle" (3.1 to 40 allt.n.-)
und Apple t'enlers jut rrrrlve.t at
e.6.4l II. Hl'MUVS.
1
lll KENT. A new ntom nicely lurnt.he. and
any kind of
cieaiu parlor.
Korroerlv ure.t a? an Ire
ol M. 1. KKAKKK.
Impure
fee6
Al'ANrKI'-A tenernl repre?ent:itive la this
county to urnanire local tmards lor the
Ar(t8ns Savings an.t l .n AsstK-latlon. A.l
tlrefn VI t-'ittii Ave., I'lttst.urK I'a. inch'."?
t KINK line ol Single an 1
lKiuhle l.'arrel shot
J un . W motioner Kitlen. Kevolvr-
l"ow
tier. Shot. Slielln, etc.. just receive.! at
e.o.4t l. 11I.NII.KVS.
IOCAI.
4 and
A I. MAiNA't KHS. tso ir inontti alarv
exi.enitr?; no eanv:i4?luui iiarlleulars
tree. ( Men ..r women .) I he IXatiouaM omiiaiiT.
,'hji h'erudon Hlock, filttiurK. Pa. f.e.t).ut
VMACK1N I'l S 1 1 t oat was loft on Tues.tar ol
la.l week tiween Kl.enil.uru ami l.oretlo.
The tin ler will pleme luare It at White's M ill wr
at the Khkkmas t.ffi.'e In Kbensluri(.
rAN TKll A reliable man to re.reent a I,., -in
institution In ( auiLrla county M.-nev
loaned in niinin l H to tm.onu. K..r particulars
apply to V. M. 1.V IS, l Valuurt. pa.
uirli'tl.
1J K SAI.K
The M.-l..nHl.l homeste.i.l. 14 noms, with
cellar. A hue summer residence. Anily
JK A. IHIKKNKK.
rnayl? Cumberland. M.l.
'I 'UK
1 wl
I KI-ns!.urK Kuil.lins Loan Ass.w-lutli.n
ill oiler lor sale at the r.ium-il chamber, hl-
eiiHl.urii, on the fourth .Vh.n.biy In Septemher,
t..w.il. Till .S. 1A IS.
Lbsihk 4AKiwrt, roi.-elr. Preil.lunt.
OI'KMMI of the I ly.-'er Season at JloHrem's.
I he Oyster season will l.e o.eiie.! up at Me
Hreen's Helnuriint. Khensbur. on i'uesjay ev
ening next, when the hnest fresh Clysters in the
mantel i.an he had to or.tt-f . stewed, tried or raw.
Mt-llreen always Kpe.s t lie imest eysters, and
will continue to tlo so the oo uiihv season M :ni
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
V virtue or an alius order Issued out of the
C..urt ol Ct iiiuioii Picas til Cambria countv.
to me directed. I will excise to publii sale at ttie
slurer.Him ol .1. W. Mi irl-aUKli , In the borough
ol Carrolltown. on
SATTIII) Y, SKIT. S "i
-'- i ,
tit -i oYltn-k , c. M.. tlie tulliiwinic valuable rea
eft ate. to wit:
No. I. A ltd or piece ol ground situate In tie
tuiroiitfli ot f arrotllown. Caiuhria county.
rrtiii.-ylvniii. Irontimc M leet on Main street
and externum; hark I .'hi lee t along fumil! filreet
t.i nil allev, tiHvmir thereon t-r'ti.-ted a 'I VV'O
StdllV f'jtAMSfUKE Kllll.M by Sn feet.
itli an ailiticul en i i, fj 41 1 Irct,
an.t a TW Si K V HWKI.I.lMt Hof.sK t-tiii-tieil
to 0alt slore-roi.iii.
No. 1. i lot 01 Krouii.l situate In Carrolltown
boroiiuh. Cambria county, Pennsylvania. Iront
in Tu teet on Iain Mrcet. and exten.tinie ba,k
lio teet to 1111 nley. toi n.le.J ui) tlm north l.y lot
of .Mr-. Siiiria, and 011 the south by No. 1 hiiv
ini: Miereon erectod a l' V I i-S l 1 Ii l-KAMK
W M.I.IMI it) by ;m feet, nnd iiece.ary out
i.uildiiiga. N.i.-i.-A lot ol ground ."itute In the borough
of Carrolliown C.iiiii.rl county, l'..nn.v Ivniiia.
Ir-nling leet on Cain. II siroe't on the south mid
exIi-n.liiiK b:.rk Kui feet to an alley, and lot on
wliirli ik ernMed the (lorouuh Council Chamber
on the east, an. aq ailey un the tteit, liavim;
efoi lB.l 4 I.Al(iK WAii. NllKIi.
No. 4 lot ot 1 round .situate in the horoiiuti
ol 'urn. Ilu. n. 'anil. nil county. Pennrvlvaiiia.
In.nl mi! su leet on alley, and cv;eQ, lir.it ba.'k I04
le.-i: VVaiix nrnperly tut the north, tot ol It K
Heiuler t n 1 In) ttat.t. aD.l an allev no the i.iutti.
liaviiiK thereon erected a l.lvKKY SfAKIx 4a
bv tit lert now oroupled b K. W . Stiarbauith.
No. '0.-7-A lot ot ground in the thorough 01 I'ar
rolliowu, f aiulirl t oouiity, l'eniivlvanla. Iront
11m f.i laet on Carroll street and extending Inn-t
Inn teet tu an alley . liavlntc lot of Catharine Mr
Ai.uliy oti the cant, an.t lt 011 wliirli the Itoroui-li
Council Ch 1 tuber on Ihe went, and liavirit; there
011 ur.-.-ted a l,A K i K si l'AHI.K.
N... ti. A lot ground 111 the t.orouah ol Carrol),
town, ' m ii t.i county, I'.-iuisy . v.ini.t,
trontniK tret on l.ehinler slreet. au.l e
ternliiiK back I'.-i leet to No. 4. iM.un.te.i on the
north by tie Walu property . and on tiie i.outn by
lot of II. K. Hen.ler
No 7 A II that t-ertaln plere of ground In the
l.i.roiii;U o t ar,. .blown. Cambria rtiuuly. I'enn
ylvaitia. t.t.un.lett a. It.llow: ;.-Kinntng at a
post en alley, theure south s tlt-i;rees east Kj
i.en-lies tu a post an. I corner tit lol loritierly .i
.It.hii Wet.el: ttienrr. soutti lli .learees west by
laiiil foruierly ol ulin Vv etsei , perrhes to a
post rorrjer ol l. t of John K. .Xl'aurher: thenre
norih b v; .lenr-.s we-t IT, perrhes to lot ol
liwrent-e S.-hroth lo a ...t-i on allet; llirr.re
north . degrees east alone said alley as1.
perches lo a post and plarw ol beginning, roti
laininu ll'K AI ' !-. ami allowitnee.
N... All the un.tlvl.led hall interest of. In
and 10 all that certain piece or parrel ul lan. I
situate iu ttie borouali ol I'attou. 'uihria coun
ty. Pennsylvania, beginnm at a posit, thenre l-y
lanil ol Paul Short d..uti vi ttt-yrees east d7o teet
lu a io-t, thenre by the Cauiiina X t'leartield
railroa.l south tf1 tleicrees west 4'JU leel to a pot.
thenre by lan.l ol John I ivert erger north C. tie
urees east h; leet to a lust: thenre by the public
roatl from Carrollt.iw ii tu t'atton north ;j .Irnrt-n
east -43a leet '. a po-t; thenre l.y land ol Joseph
liau liner south 4- leicret- east l&D teet lo post:
Ihcnee by same lan.l north su neaiees west 7rt teet
It. the place ol neifinumg. eoiitaonnir 4 AI'Kr.s
A N 1 l-'.y I'Klil 'It KS Keserving iiu.t exreplint
however, out ot the saij lan.l a strip ol leroun.t
sold and r-.veve.l bv Jo. in W . sil:trtiauati et ux
ami lleler.a .Mellon 10 ttie Cauibrla X Clearlield
Kailroa.l Couipany.
N.i V A I the coal in. under and upon all that
certain piece or parrel ot lauit situate in Marr
township. I 'ainbria county, rennsvlvania. boun.l
e.l and detrrihed as loHows: Hrulnninic at a )iost
atcornerol lan.l ol heirs ol V iiireut KiiH.uier;
thenre alonit said lan.l an. I lan.l ol John t-eirlil
ntiriti '1 decrees eusl to .erclies to a post at line of
K. 1 1 . Snyder: thenre ty Said land sunt Ii s; 1 i de
urees east Vtt perrhes to lan.l ..I ftormerlv 1 VV.
K. Peterson; ihenreby sai.l bin.) ..ulli 1 .teieree
west tti perrhes to a post: thenre north 8 tie
lerees west -Ji lu perches to a pos-i an.t plare ol
t-eglnninif . rontaiiiirnf 17 Ai'Kr, wore or le:
Keserving unto W ui. H. M"Aiiui:y, his heirs and
ass Ik in 1 l.e riuht to bore lor oil. or to mint- tor the
minerals Ihrouteti ttie aaid real: also, the parties
reserve the rlKht to tulne roal lor tloiiiefrlie pur
poses tor themselves, and C-eir heirs, tree ol
rhartte. together with the riubt to enter, mine
an-1 take away all tna coal, and to make such
opetilnKS. Phalli, chutes anil tlutnps. Improve
ments roa.ls an. I rallroa.ls on the lan.l as in the
lu.lietncnt ot the party of the seron.l part. Ins
neirs or assigns, may t.e neressary to r.invetiieni-
ly mine ttie same, and transport such coal and
other treiithl ttirt.uiEh and over Sji.t lauds tree ot
chime. Inn-trance or litigation.
IKK MM or fs.I. :
Ten per rent, ol the purchase money to be paid
In liaml at the timet! sale: the l.atanre 01 one-
Ihir.l at the ronltrm ttion ot sale: onethir.l In six
months, and one third in twelve months ir.nn
roiitirmatioii ol sale. Kelerred payments bear "n-
lere-l an. I to l.e set-ure.l l.y the lu.lauieut Imjii.I
ot ttie purrliaser.
C. A. SHAKABAl'illl,
Sept. f) ls'.t.-, Assignee ol .1. W . s-harbauifl ,
.1 M l. Kt 'S X I'A K t'KK. AtlornevK at I.. I;
l-iiunli Ave.. I'll tiiLurn . I n re or l II ion ol
A.l.ion Weluel lor ratiKl tt-tion if inoitniur. N
i I it-iol.er tern., ls'.'i I'omiuon I'leas ('nurt No
1 Altt-tflirnv countv. I'a. 1 ti a II parties whom It
may concern: Take notice that al the aln.ve
nuriitier ai tl term All. ion Welnel -reentetl his
i.etition u the sal t court, -itatli.it that I e was tl.e
owner ot a lot ol kroun.l fltuate in the ti.irouich ol
Homes'ea.l. Alleuhcny county. Pennsylvania.
lioun.lt tl an.t ilen.TiI.etl as Inllows: All th itce-
tain lot or i.ar.-el ol vrouml Mtn:.lc in the Lorouuli
ol lloine-Uea.l. rtlieKiieny ruuniy. rt-niyivauia
t.tt-i; ma.ketl and numl.eretl as lot INo. 4U. in K
Il Keniie.lv's nut.l iv i-ion ol lols Nos. 7S.1. 4. 5. I,
an. i 7 of the lioinei-teail Knk an.l I. He Ipsuran
I'oini.anv's i.lan. as recor.te.l in I'lan litaik ul
b oiikies -.".o-l. wli.t-h suh-tliviMtin is recor.le.t in
flan Book Vol.. l'Ue'19 in the Kectir.ler's lt
h.-e ol AlleKliery et uuiy. and t.f winning on Ilie
northerlv n.le ol Kiiteenth avenue, al tne uis
tancf ol S4T stt-lio feel westwiir.llv from the west
rn line ol S rah street: thence we-.twar.llv atonic
Kitieenth avenue -lit leet to the .llvl.im line le-
tween lots Nos. 4u and 41: tnence norihwarttly
al inn sant divldiuit line 1 10 leet to southerly side
ol I'ine allev: then.-e eastw tr.ll v a'ontr fcal.l alley
an.l .arallel with r itteenth avenue leet to the
diviilniK line t.etwcen lots Nos. .faint 4o. thence
s.mihwHr.tlv alonir said divl.tlnic line 110 teet
to Kuteenlh avenue, at the .lace ol t.rKiiinlriK
See deed reir.le.l In leed liook Vol. SAl. aue
4:K. etc.. Recorders I iftice, A.leaheny county.
I'.t I I. mi there la a inorticaiie ui.i.n said liroper-
ty tnadt- t AH...n Weiuht t-o tbe frrehuld H.mU
ol I'ltt.-Iiurir ri.. tiateti aukusiv, n-Hi. uu to
cor.1il i l.f auie dav In Alt-rtaaire Hoou ul.374.
.ne t-S. etc.. lor l'u.i"J .ayahe In Ihree e.uil
mii.iiit. intiAl nipnu rum the dale martin i nat
on Aui;ul ab. lss. he nal.l to ttie said l-'reeho'd
Kauk. I'lltsliuric. Pa.. U)o.i.O ol the principal ol
l, I tn.irliraife and all Interest due I hereon until
August U. at which date said bank, l.y ill
fishier, assinned the balance ol said morlif e to
.1 I'. Hall, as api-ears l.y relerence to tuarttin ot
the rw i.r.l ot nuiii mortvaKe . I nat tne sain j .
11 .11 is now tlecetsed. Iiavint tiled In tain'irla
...... f. i fn that no administration has been
n.iwe.1 on his e, 1:11,5 and tbe wherealHuts til his
heirs or next ol kin are unknown to the petition
er That the balance ttue on said montage was
paid to; aid .1. P. Hall In bis llletline and that the
uioriicaite remains unsatlsnetl upon the record,
and lukinu the t'ourt to direct that satisfaction
be entered by the Kecorder ot Allegheny county.
I'a.. whereuiK.u a rule was granted uin.u ail par
lien I u interest lo show raue why same should
not te done, returnable to next term. You are
hereby uutine.l and required to appear al the
next term ol tald I'ourtand answer the pelttlou
alore.-aid. . .
.1AMKN P. KK'HAKliM,
Sherilt ot Allculu-ny couuly. I'a.
Sept 6. 1W 41
IM1NSTK A l l IK'S MlTH'K.
hslale ol I'tnllp Noel, decease.1.
l.eitera ot adminitlralton on the estate ol fhtl
lp Noel, d ceased, late ol Munster township,
Cambria county, Peunsy Ivaula. Iiavlnn been
icranled to uie. all parlies Indeblet to said estate
ur iierebv notined lo make l.avuient lo me w llh-
...n .IkIhv. and those having claims iiiiunt the
same will present lb em duly authenticated lor
settlement.
IjOcK Hot 'HI. H. MKK,
Alloona, Pa , Sept.,
DEIMTISTRY.
Do you know we are taking out teeth
every day without one panicle of pain'.'
Well, we are doing this very thing with
' donl under." the only local au:eslhetic
that has stood the test aud to-day it is the
only one that is useii universally bv den
tists who are up to date in their calling.
The price for ' Mont under" when pain
less is .VI cents, but if you experience the
least pam. we only charge you the usual
price. '."V cents.
How about those teeth that need tilling?
Well, you say they don't ache. That -"
just the reason w hy vou should have them
tilled now. After they hive ached once
you will probably have to have ihe nerve
killed ami the tooth treated if vou ate de
sirious of saving jt. 1 only charge .Ml cents
for amalgum tillings and from l.m up for
gold fillings. These are hard-time prices
but they go j ust the same. Why procras
tinate? that's a bit; w ind but it's a good
one right here because procrastination
means io the patient loss ,,f -.let-p, neural
gia, ear-ache, tooth-ache and goodness
knows what else. We know of a good
many young ladies of our acquaintance
who would have been married long ago if
it hadn'i been foi those horrid-looking
teeth. Ueini-mtier. toeverv patient having
teeth lill.-d I give a Uix of Dr. Kiehards'
tt.ith powder and full instructions for the
care of the teeth. Ou the Kith of each
mouth I will extract teeth free of charge.
Noil ay why on the 1Kb. Well. now.
lh.i;' my business. y,,u have to do is
to come. Keiiit-uibt-r I w ou't la ke ou t your
ir.iod leeth. la-cause tiou'l believe ill it.
Then you say suppose the Kith falls ou
Sunday, dune right along and we w ill be
only loo glad to relieve you of the oll.-nd-
iii; member.
T.M.KICIIAKDS.D.D.S.,
.ii man sTUKirr.
U'.U
OILS! OILS !
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of inanu(at turin; for the lomes
tio trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricatins
Naphtha and Gasoline
Oils.
That can he
HADE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge connarisoii with
every known protluct of petrol
eum. It you wish the
Most : MormJj : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
I'lTISMI'KO HKPT..
PirtSBI KU, PA.
octlS.SHly.
H. L. KKKH. mat::iutk i. k.
REED & READE,
A . . . 4 ......
s . aai. ai
t.HKMSHI'liil, - - - I'KSNA.
- rtire on Centre street. It '-'s M
KITTELL & LITTLE,
tloriieys a t Kaw
KKENSBCKtf, PA.
-lini.-e in opera House. "i.it.ll
T. w
DICK,
AlTHKiMIV-Al'-bAW,
r.HKKsUrKO. I KM M A
"Special attention to a-iven claims lor Pen-
vl. m
J.
vlon Bounty, etr. etil- 'wti
F. Mi KKNUU'K.
Al I..HNKV nNlil-.ll Nsltl.UlR AT LAW.
KUK.NSHI liil.
-Otttre on Centre street.
I'A
LI.
II. MY K1!H,
A'lTI ih.NtV-AT-I.A W
Kbhnhbub, Pa.
-( imp In (lollonade Kow. on l enirt mre
DONALD E. DITFTON,
ATl'liUNKY-AT I. A
AW.
KBICNhBI Kll. I'BMKA.
iimre in i)ira House, ('enter street.
JOHN PFISTEB,
tr.AI.F.K IN
GEHER&L MERCHANDISE,
Hardware. PacDnsware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Vr.ia.TAHI.M IN sr.ASON,
IUKM.V r.TV ,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
maw 2uly
AiinoimcciiM'iif !
We tlie llli.l.-l ll.MM-il. Wl-li lo Ulltltilllli-e
tu tin- pulilie anil i.ur patrons thai we will
i-.in.l ni t our lniiiies on a
Strictly Cash Kasis
on and after Sept. 1, 1895,
ant that on ami after lliat tlale it will l.e
iiiiM.-H.I.- tor n- to exit-mi any t-reiiii.
i his w HI enalile ii to work at a eioer
iiiai'LTin ami Miiallt-r proin. ami win ne an
a. I va m aire to our eii-toiners as well as lo
ourselves. .kinir vou lor a eoin liniaiiit-
of voiir pat i i.nae in the fiiture, as in the
past, wc remain
Vonrs Trul v,
LUTHER & WILLIAMS.
SUK14 St
I'I'RSOXS TO TRAVEL
VAN"IT:I Several faithful gentle
men ami lailies to travel for etalilifheil
house.
Salary, $780,00 and Expenses.
Position Iiertnanent if suite!; also in
crease. State referem-e anil enclose
slf-!itlilressHl stanietl envelojie.
Till: .ATlOM..
ff-.;r-.'s oiiniii iitiihihiij. ai ic.tit.
auaW i)iu.
Ij'XrXn' IKK'S MH'ICK.
j 1-j-tHle ot Michael It arkey. deceased
letter! testamentary on the est ite t.i Michael
Hark ey. late ol the township ot t'learneld. c.un
ty t.i I 'auibria. deceased. havinK tieen aranle,! lo
tue, notice Is hereby iclven loan rsoiis Indebie-t
lo s'eid estate to make immediate pay ment. and
those havtnic claims avainst the same will present
tbem properly authenticated lor sett lenient
liKNNls. t:AWI.KY.
('leartteld Twp.. Au. :w, ls..if..X Kxecutor.
IM1NSTKA1K S NOTU'K.
I.eiters ol administration In the estate o(
Miles Ivory, late at t'learneld township. Cam
bria county . deceaoed. hailtiK been Krantetl H
me all persons Indebted to said estate will wake
immediate payment, and those hatlnn vlalna
avainst the same wlli present thoiu property
autbentlcated lor settlement. ...... .......
l.t K r. KC't
Administrator ol Miles Ivory , deceased.
St. AUKUStine, fa... Sej.t t),
carl irinsnrus,
rn jiiavL
WATCttMAKEB $ 4EWELE&,
AND DEALKRIN
- hi)
- :
g. ' c
FARMERS!
TAK
When you want GOOD FLOUR take your rrain to
the OLD SHENKLE MILL in Kbensbur- The
FULL ROLLER
for the manufacture of Flour hits 1-een put in the OM
8'iienkle Grist Mill in Khensbur and turns out nothing
but
FIRST CLASS WORK.
Bring in your grain ami give us a trial. Kach man's
grain in ground separately ami you get the Flour of your
own wheat. If farmers wish tu exchange rain for Flour
they can ilo so. The Mill is running every day with the
BKST OF POWER.
PROPRIETOR.
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
OI'INS
Wednesday, September 4, 1S95,
I I.IIMN
Saturday, October 19, 1S95.
UNSURPASSED ATTRARTIOMS !
(;ii.mii:i:s vtn;i.i ri:nvnki i-.am. vid.-.r H.rUn, ik-iHtor,
Will u.it-ur iinlii S. .t. II in Iitml:ir I'niii.-il- ll.iily.
7"o lr 'olott--. 6
COMKKNO S NINTH KFCIMF.NT i:M. .f r.r... k!vn and
INNF' FA MOTS NKW YnllK lUNH.
$10,000.00 PLEASURE RAILWAY,
Tin- I"iin-t in lli-- Stat.- ju-t t n.lt-tt-t:.
Magnificent Art Gallery, by foremost American Artists.
Display .f M B'HAMt'AI. INVF.MIn.NS
Nuvi-r t-.iialt'.l in tin- lii-tt.ry t.i F.vpt-itit.iis.
AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY MACHINERY IN FULL OPERATION.
Special Days Each Week.
Excursions on all Railroads.
ADMISSION, 25C. CHILDREN, 15C.
rue plait: rm: Tin: pkhpli-:.-
Thf lit laiitant will l.f uinl.-r tin- iii.ina.
tmla in t-vt-ry put t ii-u !;ir tin. I p.-imi.tr nii-.-
a
W hy
ITS
know
nre
1-7;" Sol.l hv the follow ini: dealers:
Kill-r.l lit; - II . A. Shoemaker. I'a i:i:i
Ileinier. Si'am.i.kk-K. M. P.in.l.-r.
IT Will Pay
Packages.
1Xr;i'I'TK'S N TM'K.
j Kstate ol Michael I..novan. decease. 1.
letters testamentary on the e-tte -I Michael
Donovan, late ol the horouith t.i Kbensbur. de
ceased, havinie teen granted to me. n.'iice is
hereby i-iven to all t.ersons in.1tt.te. to said es
tate to make Immediate payment, ant tlio-e
tiavini claim-t auainst tl e same will pre-t.nl the
same properly aulheiiticate.1 :..r settlement .
M it it A t.i. t . f A 1, 1, r..s.
Kxecutort.l Michael i..novau. decease.1.
Kl-ensbure. fa.. Aucustn, !"..
NIT1i:K is herel.y irlven that Winttol-l Sfw.tt
t'onler has tiled in tht-t.ltl.e ot tl.e ..url i.l
Huarter Sessions ol Cambria c .unly his prtenon
a-kiti l.r ttie tran.-ter ol the li.-oor ln-nse u rant
ed to I'lOlip llopter by said t'ourt i J the borouith
t.i fortatce. and that the same will le prrst-nie.1
to the said t!ourt lor lis It censidt-ration on Mon
day. September lh.
J.tMUKHV.
Auk,-, Ir-Vi. Clerk ol Quarter SoS-'ions.
SAI.K!
Tki ttrfk ol a Hjnfiral store in a near by mow
l r
Ibii loan, on railroad, with nomine and other'
works. In a irood location, low rent: tbe clock new
tresn and clean. Inquire a t this oltlce. or &Jdress
tleoeral Slore. care ot i vkilhas.
fyaTCHES, CLOCKS,!
I JEWELIIV.MLVEI'iWAI'.E, !
Ihosical instrumentsI
0PTICALG0ODS. t
X SOLK At I KNT I i: Til K
CELEBRATED ROCKFORDf
W ATcHKS.
r Colcmlia and Fi efionia Watcbes S
Key and Stem Winders.
l,AK:i-: SKI.KCTIoN F
KiM.s ui ji:wi;li:v
AM,.
A L- -
WAVmiN IIAMi.
21?"" M v line of Jew i-li y is un-ur-
. passed. Come ami see for your-
s,-if before pll ! h asj n g else w here
2-fFAll work guaranteed.
CARL EIVINIUS.r
TDO
PROCESS
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IViit.-r, t L. .r, m 4j 1, 1 v
lit-4t
There is
Rcaccn,
som,
tfooil
Siovi-s ami I; ; iii. are U-t tt-r t han otli-iiiati-rial.
t-aii-liil i-i.n-I i ii.-i lu, -,ii. I
it-tie of 1 M
w ants ,if t ,e hoii-eket-ner ate all
m.-i-essary to niak
t he k iliTell
Move a siifee-.s.
Tbe Cinderella Slovts and EanEcs
tna.le to m.-.-t ev .-ry re.jiiir.-nifiit;
they
-ii naK.-r- ami p.-ri.-i t inaM,-r.
p.-eial al lent ii.ii i pai,l io , leauliiie-s.
in v ami .1 ill al.i 1 1 1 y.
Ma.le i ii all -t v l.-s ami si.-s. w it h a view
ins tin most i-i ui. al at a iintil.-rate eti-i.
f snii-
!iNone Belter Few 2s Good."
il.l.n.w - p. .1. lii.-tinh.
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lfe!.--J.-.i:
K.
Pai iiin -A. M. Thoina-.
You
To-otoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
buy Carpets, Linoleums, Mattinjrs, Oil Cloths,
IJlanKcts, Feathers, &c. Prices Reduced on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All Lirre
James Ouinim.
rl'HI .l. 1. 1ST.
1 List t.f cau-e set .
b.wn l.-r trial
the fecon.1
week ,t citeiiitT I't riu. la-.;..
'irtler s 1 he Parsers' -Supply Co.
Miller vs Cr.,nau-r.
KinK vs. VV issinut-r.
CTc-".,ti Coal , -...i Co. vs. Sliles et at.
Miller is. verdortr.
K tut t ys. Cambria lr-.n Com pan v.
- erl vs. I'ltrii
V et al. vs. I ct al.
Torch vs. I'..rti.
It.tvis vs. Krt-l.-.t
Kreuaer vs. It.. via.
Wayne vs. Ki-lier
Ntle vs. V.'es..ver.
Nresevs. Aurora rire fns Co.
sihoemaker. A.lmr . vs. 1'ri County Agrl. Assn.
Kouuher !. i.Hsl vs. v inters.. u.
l.oss vs. Krenner.
Simmons rs. Burn.
K..Ki a Huhl vs. Campbell.
M.-I'iif vs. Conter.
Hus n vs (ndnn.
Krad.liM-k Natl. Kank vs. 4 Jill.
Mesikes vs. Iieloiler.
M.-farrj ts. Mctiarrr.
J.C.
HAKKY.
Aug. . ISkS.
l'roihun. tary
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