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KRKNSKl'KO. CAMBBU CO., PA.
KKIDAY.
- DEL'KM HER 13. W-
Martin MrllilN'r,, of I.orvtlo. is n-o'i ir.s
. ilii-al treatment in th- Altuona bipital.
.1 u.iiie Savi''c, of Smibtiry. i- a-sistin;i
J . ikr." l.arker in the disposal of the court 1
tn-im-ss lhi week.
." per ciMit. will be added on all unpaid j
tiiroiigli and scnooi taxes, in ine uorougu
i - 1 1
ui Kbeiisbunr, after December 17.
W. K. Keller, principal of the Adams
.r,.,.l -hiMis in Johntou, has resigned.
II,-will go to Philadelphia where he will
i .- a pension examiner.
Andrew Lantv Uiild a larce bear in
K .ier township on Thurxlay of la-t week.
The bear weighed nved '',' pounds and
shipped to I'itt-burg.
-Mrs. Samuel 1'. Paul, of Stinimerhill
ti. a n-hip w as stricken with paralysis on
T'i.dayof last week, since which time
i.. r condition has been critical.
A ganir of lifty-eight Italians arrived
j:, 1 his place on Tuesday evening and on
Weduesd.iy went down the l'.lacklick
a here they w ill go into winter quarters.
A burglar entered the kitchen of Mr. 'J".
I: O'llara. liveryman, of 1 his place, on
Wednesday night but left unceremoniously
ieii he found he was discovcn.'d by Mr.
11 II lira.
-Mr. .lames Mvhtniii, of Siiinmc: bill
; unship, is, we regret to say, in poor
h-alth, but is somew hat better than l.ehad
II a couple of weeks ago. Dr. T. I..
AMiiitage. of Lilly, is attending him.
On Tuesday the ownership of the elec
r c light plant in this place changed hands
x . i E. 15. l.'resswvll is now the proprietor.
Mr. (re-swell intends making a number of
11 i-essary improvements and will put the
1 .ant in lirM-class condition.
-Mrs. Belinda Todd iloll cu ll), died at
tiic home of her sister. Mrs. M. T. Landis.
in Indiana, I'a.. on Thiirsday of la-l "veek.
.11 the 711 year of her age. She is survived
I y one brother and four sisters, one of the
.1! ter being M rs. Jemima Hutchinson, of
"i.is place.
Postmaster (icneral Wilson has decid-
I to permit the Uind-men of the late posl-run-ler
of Altoona to manug" the office 1111
1 December 1 7t h. in order t h a t the sal-try
::,,iv be sriven to the willow and children of
:i.e late Mr. MacDonild. as his term would
i.,ie expired on December 17.
Charles Stere. a l id of nearly 15 years,
uas drownd Wcdiitsduy in the dam at
t old stream at Philipsburg. He went
naliiig and when out about seventy feet
f t . . : n shore the ice gave way and he was
Ir .Aned before help could be had. The
! w as recovered soon after.
William Donahoe. a biaclismith em
. .'! at the Yintondale colleries. while
iiploved in repairing a car at colliery No.
. on Friday of last week, had one of his
r s,, badly crushed that it had to be
.Hilated. He is getting along as well
1. Mild be expected limit r the circlini
111.es. He foimeiiy worked at South
r.-i k .
After the first of January there will be
: 1 .lays of grace to a note placed in bank
rdiM iitiut. I' will le due and payable
'he day designated. If a note fulls due
:. 'he P'th of the mouth it must be paid
: he loth, and not on the 1 ;th. This
a law goes mti effect on I lie tir-tot
t January. It will take three months.
-a ever, to teach some eoi!e, but :inv
.1: tlii'ir memory will make things
1". f..r the notary public.
-In the announcement of the coming
i' met s" inst ituies ai Patton and Ebens
last week several errors occurred.
I 11. James J. Thomas is iht- resilient
. .-ruber ot the state agricultural ei.n.mit
and is coiisfijiieiitly ex-oi'ticio chair
in. Prof. S. B. Heiges and not "Hodges"
- ' he poiutlogi-t of the Agricultural de
irttneiit. Washington, D. C, and Prof. J.
- l-'oley was also slighted. The error
'..il-t be charged to the telephone.
( e- .rge M . M a him, aged t went -1 wo, a
i.t-ni.in on the Pittsburg division of the
i'-'.nsy ;vania railroad, residing at Di rry,
i taken to the Altoona hospital on Sun
r.iy afternoon, suffering from a crush of
'!. -left hand. The injury was susia.ned
1 1 :ie he was coupling engines at Kittan
i' ;i.t. The result w as a compound frac
' r.- of the bones of the index, middle and
" 1 g lingers. They may have to be am-
: .rated. He was making bis lirst trip as
. 1 .11 lr.ia.ler w hen he was injured.
- '.'urte a number of deer have been killed
' i en Me con 11 1 y hunters, but it was 1 1 ar
;. 11. inn. of Kniii.da. who killed the
l.ii.-k ibis season. The animal was
- 1 :gh'. ered on the Allegheny mountain
i : w ilay ago. and it sported a pair of
ir'Vrs on which were t wen ; y-1 hree
' According to the version of old
r .r.Ti-rs. tills, won!. i make the deer about
v.-ars old. This buck when killed is
!: ! have weigh. d j::s imhiihIs, which
1- v entitles Mr. Mann to 1 he belt for
1: ' 1 i ng 1 lie must venls, , 1, 1 tl , ,ne hide up
! the present season.
I diii Lloyil, one of Ebensliiirg's oldest
".ii. diet at the home of his son,
' .ithiiii, iii EbiMisburg. on Saturday,
.- inb.-r 7th, l-'.i.", in the V.tii year of hi
'-' Mr. Llovd was bom in Llani hvstvd,
'h Wales, on June stl, 11I. came
" A in 1 i.-a in ls.i.5, and attei residing in
i' "siiirg for one year removed to Ohio
!..-! he r.-mained until !.'. when he re
r .! to Llieiisiurg. He is survived by
'a s ..s, Jonathan. -)f Etwiisburg, and
l .'. 1:1. of Sew icky. Pa., and one daughtt r,
M L';:abeth Kei-se. of Ebensburg, his
p i. ivn.g itiea in .'.. His ri mains
interred in LIod"s cenn-tety. on
lay.
Uulii Spacht, a young man ageii all nit
ir-. met with an accident on the rail
r at Anderson, in Huntinglon county.
M..'iday morning. by which he
I..S lelt arm. spachl ami a younger
' 1 r hail left iheir home in (llasgow for
place in the east. presumably in
hoi work. They were riding on an
i oiiiid freight, and another train po
rn the same direction on an adjoining
was making greater speed, and to
ri plish a foolish purpose the young
at temple 1 in jump from one train to
other. He fell to the track and under
w heeN, w it h t he result as stated. He
taken to Mc Vey town, where Dr. Wil-
.Iressed his Wound.
"n Ibursday afternoon of last week
1 1 iiK l on lie 1 v - 1 f I In- 1- on r tie 1. 1 1, us 1 . 1
i iistuw n. w ho was serv ing as a er:.i..i
while on his way from the court
use to his hotel in this place, was ac
-ted by K. H. Atkinson, of Johnstown
intimated t, Mr. ( onncl!y that a cer
-posiuon 0,1 a case mat would come
before the grand jury would be to hi
..1. in-, iy s, advantage. Mr. Connelly in-
iiii.-d Judge Barker of the attempt to in
m e nun and the judge at once ordered
i process for Atkinson, and he was arrest
1 ami i.iongiii ii.-lort- him. He waived a
t. .iring and w as commit t.-d to jail in de
rt
l. hail to answer for his of
L . ...
lise
i snori nine alter tils 1 m ar. eral ion
I hiiinas Peach, of KIm-hsI.i,.-,, 1 1... 1
f..r his
appearance at court on Wednesday
of this
week and he was released. An in
Ji. lrnent charging embracery was laid be
fl.te It n ..r I I.,... 1 . , ...
j.iij an. 1 a irue inn was re
..oii.u. 10-uay 1 1 nursday 1 at '.' v. M. the
case was reached and after bearii.u il
e..Ue,-r, me jury uroughl in a verdict of
guilty and recommended him to the mercy
ui me court.
( nnibrla tonnlj'a Four Hui4r4.
On Moaday Judge Barker banded down
hi.- decision in the case, in which the
anmunt of the salary to which the coni-n;;-:ci;ers
r.f Cambria county are entitled
to i in dispute.
The case was arzued several months ago
and originated from the fact that Com-iiiis-ioner
Wertz claimed that the salary of
a commissioner of Cambria county was
41 i pT year, the amount fixed by a special
Act for Cambria county passed by the l?g
islature in 1572, while Commissioners
rjOV(j anj lillon clainied compensation at
the rate of $3.50 per day in accordance
wiili a general law passed by the legisla
ture in 1?9. Mr. Wertz appealed from
the last auditors' report, which allowed
Mr. Lloyd ft1.50 and Mr. Dillou $53.50
more than f-H) for the year ls4.
Judge Barker in his opinion settles the
salary at $4Xi, according to the terms of
the special Ac' of lsTJ, without regard to
the number of days the commissioners
were engaged in their office in pursuance
of their duties as commissioners.
It is said that Messrs. Lloyd and Dillon
will appeal the case to the Supreme Court.
The cae decided related only to the sal
aries for the year 1814 and should the de
cision be affirmed there will, in all proba
bility, be an effort to recover the amounts
overpaid for a number of years past that
is since ls.t.
BglM to WanlilDKlnn. O. f.
Apart from the fact that Washington is
one of the most interesting cities in the
world, it seems almost as if one were ne
glecting the principal duty of citizenship
by failing to visit the Nation's Capital.
More apparent does this become when tak
ing into 'consideration the small expense
atta-hed to such a trip, and the ease aud
comfort with which it can be made by par
ticipating in the Pennsylvania Railroad's
special ten-day excursion leaving Pitts
burg Decern her 'Ji). ls'.d. Excursion tickets,
good within ten days, and permitting of
stop-over in Baltimore in either direction
w ithin limit, w ill be sold at rates quoted
below, good for use on date above named
on all trains except the Pennsylvania Lim
ited. Secial train of parlor and day
coaches w ill be run on the follow ing sched
ule: Train
leaves.
Johnstow n Vt:"- A. M.
Rate.
$7 3.-.
7..15
7.X5
li-sson
Altoona
11 :(iS a.
l-':oi p.
Arrive 7::f) p.
M.
M.
M.
Washi ngton
Stop for Jiriner.
Tickets on sale in Pittsburg at Union
ticket oflice. Fifth avenue and Smithtield
tn-et. Union station, and stations menlion-
d above, l or full 1 11 for malion apply to
Thomas E. Watt, Passenger Agent Western
istrict, lit) Fifth avenue, Pittsburg.
KriHirl of f Itr 4rantl Jnrj,
To t)u Ibm. A. V. li'trkcr. President . ic
t'i'iii t of iu County of Cambria. Greet
imj: We. the tiraud Jury, have visited and
xamined the jail, the court house, and
he almshouse, and lind them well kept
and clean.
We would, however, recommend the fol
low ing improvements:
h irst. That a water closet and basin be
placed in the (irand jury room lor the use
of the (irand J ury.
Second, T hat a drinking; fountain be
placed in the corridor of the court house.
Thiid, That the ventilation of the court
room receive the immediate attention of
the county commissioners.
Fourth, We would recommend a better
yst. in of ventilation aud light in the main
orridor of t he jail.
Fifth. We would recommend that the
rectors ol the poor enlarge the parlor in
the almshouse arid make a closet for
lothi-s.
This i,;i day of December, ls'.Ci.
(Signed W. J. Jiim s, Foreman.
Klllftl al Kraililork.
John S. Stough. son of Mr. and Mrs.
I0I1I1 L. Slough, of this place, was killed
it Braddoek about one o'clock on Sunday
morning. The deceased had been working
al his trade, that of a painter, and inlend-
d going to East Pittsburg where he was
going to work. He was about to cross the
tracks to reach the station when he was
struck 1 y an approaching tram that he
lad failed to observe. His body was cut
u twain, both legs were cut off and his
skull crushed.
He w as vears of age and single. He
is survived by his parents, three sisters.
Mis. II. C. Evans, of Johnstown; Mis.
(oseph Sechler, of Cherrytrec, and Mrs.
Schuv Ier Davis, of this place, and by live
brothers, Addison, William Charlie, tJeorge
mil dilie.
His remains were brought to this place
on Tuesday morning and on Wednesday
at one o'clock were interred in Lloyd's
emetery.
orrrpnipnr.
llomesieai. Pa., Dec. 7. is'.ir..
En 1'mkkm a.n : Among the many recent
ieaths in this place caused by that dread
disease diphtheria, we are very sorry to
note that of little May Plunkett, second
lest daughter of Thomas and Alice
Plunkett, of Dixtnn street, formerly of
Tutinelhill. who died on Friday afternoon
after an illness of three days, aged four
vears and live mouths. Her aunt. Sister
M. Agatha, of Tenth avenue, feels keenly
her sudd.-n death, also not being able to
visit her during her illness on account of a
possibility of carrvmg some of the germs
of the disease to the pupils of her class.
Her fond parents and grandma are incou-
ulable at the loss 01 their darling. Kela-
tives and friends of the bereaved showed
their sympathy in every possible manner,
pecialiv in ttie way of beautiful culled
(lowers-lit emblems of her death. "A
Mower in life; a Mower in death; a Mower in
Heaven" we trust. The three entwined
troui.d i ur hearts makes death less hard to
bear .and if we had choice to-day to call her
back to earth we fain would not, for we
Know full well that she is in her heavenly
home where "moth nor rust consiimeth
not. m.
Nrhnol KrporK,
Report of Striitmatter school for month
ending December (i:
.Number in attendance during mouth
boys, lii; girls, 1; total. :i4. Average at
tendance tiovs, 14: girls, 15; total, "J".).
Honor loll Joseph Sponskey. Arthur Mc-
Cabe. r.i'tiiue McCaU', Warren McCabe,
( leorge Dumm, Charley Overberger, Ber
tha Kingston Annie Dycoska, Barbara
Overberger, Mary Overberger, Florence
Oregorv. M art ha Trink lev. Stasia Sabul-
ky. Stasia Dycoska. Bi nnte Oveiberger
aud Amelia Dumm. Visitors. 10.
Cki.ia Di nkiian, Teacher.
Report of Snyder schoel No. 7. Carroll
township, for second month ending De-
mber 10. Im'.o:
Enrollment males, '.'3; females, 21); to
tal, 43. Average-males. Is; females. 1;
total 34. Perfect 111 attendance M amie
Meisi-1. Walter Bearer, John McNulty,
Edmund Wcaklaud. Elmer Luther, Kudy
lllig, Lawrence Ahlas. Philio Seymore.
Charles Farabaugh, Mallie Bearer, Laura
Luther. Melia Harvey, Ellie Ahlas, Rose
Hopfer, Jennie Ahlas. Visits, 11.
May P. McltiKMKK, Teacher.
Th niRKlnic Ainbrimr.
Congressman J. D. llu-ks. before leaving
Altoona 011 Monday night, expressed the
belief that W. A. Amnrose. Altoona's
missing solicitor, was now out of the
country. He might hear from him but
never expected to see him again. That
there is something wrong with the missing
city solicitor's accounts with the city is
evinced by the fact that Chief of Police
Cherry mailed circulars giving a descrip
tion of the solicitor to the principal cities
of the country. The circulars are accom
panied by a photograph of Ambrose.
Those meii w ho are auditing the city's
books claim that the investigation is not
completed. Numerous notes which were
indorsed for Ambrose by business men,
running in accounts from $Ui0 to $luo, have
came to light.
A 1. i:nok was was organized at Cresson
on Saturday evening with 32 charter mem
bers by Deputy State Master Alex. Striitmatter.
Kcal Cililc TruMfrn.
Christina Zorn to Banner Grange No.
1,115, Patrons of Husbandry, Carroll; con
sieration, $15.
Stephen Stutzman to William S. Stutz
man. Upper Yoder, $2.49t.
Sarah Stray er et al. to Stephen Stutzman,
Upper Voder, $"25.
George C Miller et ux. to William S.
Stutzman, Upper Yodrr, $3,KJ0.
Jane Campbell et yir. to Simon P. Hu
ber, Carrolltow n, fJ.
David Libby to Jennie Libby, Hastings,
2t).
C. Sheridan et ux. to Ella M. Sheridan,
Lower Yoder, $1.
Jacob C. Horner et ux. to Jacob M. Hor
ner, Johnstown, $.VX).
Henry Sutton et ux. to John Brooni
baugh. Chest Springs, $'i-!5.
Francosca Bengele toZachariah Kaylor,
Allegheny, $-175.
J. L. Spangler to William Hart, Has
tings. $4o0.
Leonard Farabaugh to Robert F. Not
ley, Susquehanna, $7()0.
Sheriff of Cambria county to Charles
Miller, Gallitzin township, $410.
Charles Miller to Thomas Grove, Gal
litzin township, $).
Thomas J. Byrne, Jr., to John Kline,
Susquehanna, $5).
Randall R. McCreery et ux. to Harry W.
Slick, West Taylor, $550.
Emma M. Huebuer, executrix, to Otto
Huebner, Johnstown, $slo.
Scott Dibert et ux. to Conrad Umbach,
Upper Yoder, $.ViO.
Conrad Umbach et ux. to L. A. Sible,
Upper Yoder, $.
Samuel Reesey et ux. to Dixon Moriell
yille, ?2.7K
Sheriff of Cambria county to M. B.
Stephens, Morrellville, $31.
Ferd Todd et al. to George Diehl, Por
tage township, $337,
Robert Hollen to Philip E. Ilollen,
Reade, $10.
Robert Hollen to Robert W. Holler.. Jr.,
Reade, $50.
William Beatty et ux. to James A.
Green, Morrellville, $4:25.
R. J. Roberts et ux. to John B. Crum.
Summerbill, $500.
Spangler Improvement Company to Rt.
Rev. Richard Phelan, Spangler, $175.
Spangler Improvement Company to Rt.
Rev. Richard Phelan. Spangler, $1.
Levi O. Gates, administrator, to D. A.
MeGough, White. $140.
Benjamin Winner et ux. to Philip J.
Geus, Hastings, $701).
Victor Drass et ux. to Theodore Drass,
Gallitzin, $1,150.
William L. Galhreath et ux.to Emma D.
Ullery, West Taylor, f'Juo.
Cambria Iron Company to Ephraim Wis
singer. East Conemaugh, $X5().
Cambria Iron Company to Ephraim Wis
singer. East Conemaugh. $'.'.i().
Maria Eraukopsky to Anna Puhalla,
Lower Yoder, $1.
August Puhalla et ux. to Maria Fran
kopsky. Lower Yoder, $1.
Delilah Crawford et vir. to Isaac J.
Kauffman. Richland. $400.
Henry McCormick et ux. to Cambria &
Clearfield Railroad Company, Carroll, $'J7.
Annie M. Rorrow to John M. Dean,
White. $i,(iU).
Thomas J. Byrne et ux. to Isabella Bow
en, Susquehanna, $050.
Henry Rager to William H. Rose, Jack
son $l.s-KI.
Zigmo Kroll et ux. to John Zernick et
al.. Susquehanna, $JG.
Chest Creek Land & Improvement Co. to
G. D. Holes, Patton, $50.
G. A. Barker et al. to Catharine Allen,
Chest Springs, $1.
A. W. Green et ux. to John Wagner,
Chest Springs, $5.
Obituary.
GILLESPIE. Died at the residence of
her son-in-law, Ale.x. Brawley, in Barr
township, on Thursday, December 5, I-CCi,
Mrs. Catharine Jiillespie, aged f2 years, 11
months aud 24 days.
The deceased, whose maiden name was
Rice, was Inirn in county Cork, Ireland, on
December 12th, 112, and came to America
w ith her parents in lr15, the family loca
ting in Washington. D. C, where the fath
er, who was a marb'e cutter, worked on
the Capitol. In lS.'io she was married to
Patrick Gillespie and soon after they re
moved to Harmon's Bottom, Bedford
county, I'a. In 1S38 they came to Cambria
county, where they settled in the woods,
cleared out the farm and built the home
where she died. Her husband preceded
her to the grave many years ago. She
was the mother of seven children, three of
whom are dead, to of them being soldiers
in the late war Edward look sick in the
army and came home and died, and John
died in Libby prisou. The living are Pat
rick and Francis, of Strongstown, Indiana
county; Mark, of Altoona. and Mary, wife
of Alexander Brawley, of Barr tow nship.
She is also survived by one brother who
resides at the Soldiers' Home, Dayton, O.,
and by 20 grandchildren and 16 great
grandchildren. The deceased was a zeal
ous Christian, loved and respected by all.
Her remains were interred in St. Benedict's
cemetery lu Carrolltow n. May she rest in
peace.
DONOUGIIE. Died on Monday, Nov.
25, is.5. al Baker's Mines. Blair county.
Pa., Alphonsus Donoughe, son of Cornel
ius Dunoughe, late of Clearfield township,
deceased, aged 4) years.
For more than a year and a half the sub
ject of thia notice has been in failing
health, most of the time suffering intense
pain. His heroic endurance and patient
submission to the Divine Will were edify
ing in the extreme. Of his high character
and many virtues it is needless so speak
They were known to all, and his friends
were all who knew him. He received with
great piety all the consolations of religion.
aud his bereaved wife, who nursed him
with su -h untiring devotion, and who has
the sympathy of the whole community in
her great sorrow, his devoted mother and
other relatives have reason to hope that
he was well prepared for the final sum
mons. Of his own Immediate family, his
mother, now Mrs. John McDermitt; hissis
ter, Mrs James Sutton, of Clearfield town
ship, ana his brother Julian, of Baker's
Mines, survive. His only child, an idolized
boy of four, was buried some years ago.
May be rest in peace.
Tenderly hero let o lay him to rest;
He mho taken him knows wbtt la bent.
W by 11 boa Id we niter a word oteomplkliit.
Wnen we can hoje that be died sa a. a.loCr
Still In onr prayers let ns offer bis name.
Who can appear hetore (tod without, n.&tne?
Ke the lone wile by tbla hope reconciled.
Heaven will give back ber burbaoit mad child
II J M'D.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, December
12. 1S'.)5:
William II. McCreary and Rebecca S
Eckels. West Taylor township.
Martin Myers and Bertha Behe, Lilly
Benton R. Williams, Indiana county
and Amanda J . Stuov, rtarr township.
Miles A. Varner and Rosamond W right
Johnstown.
Joseph Schmadel, Johnstown, and Eliz
abeth C. Jacob v. alnut t.rove.
A. P. Blum and Lottie Nora, Gallitzin.
John W. Adams and Carrie G. Ash
bridge, Johnstown.
Martin J. Commons and Ruth Make
Diece. Hastings.
Jacob G. Webb, Somerset county, and
Catharine Eicbenscbr. Johnstown.
lirl)itna New Year Holiday Rate
For the Christinas and New Year holi
days the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
win place on sale excursion tickets be
tweeu stations on its system east of and in
eluding Pittsburg and Erie and west of
llizaoelli and Sea Oirt (except between
ine cities 01 I'uiladelpbla and Trenton
proper), at reduced rates. The tickets will
tie sold and good going December 21. 22 2
24. 25 and 31, ltft5, and January 1, 1M. aud
win oe good lor return passage uutil Jan
("art Procredmis.
The following cases were disposed of in
court last week in addition to those already
reported la the Freeman:
Commonwealth vs. Frank Daley, Peter
Quigley and Mike Zervack. Assault and
robbery. Two indictments. In the first
case Da'ey aud Quigley were found guilty
and Zervack acquitted, and in the second
case the defendants were acquitted. Daley
and Quigley were each sentenced to pay a
fine of $500, costs and to serve three aud
one half years in the Western peniten
tiary. Commonwealth vs. Mike Schilling, as
sault and battvry. Jury found the de
fendant not guilty and divided the costs
between the defendant and the prosecutor.
Mike Koriath.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Younker,
larceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Ferney Howell and
and William Vounkio. assault aud battery
and aggravated assaultaod battery. Jury
find Howell guilty as charged and Youn
kin guilty of simple assault and battey.
Court sentenced Howell to pay a fine sf $20,
costs and four months in county jail.
Younkin was sentenced to pay a fine of $20,
costs, and two months In jail.
Commonwealth vs. George Sabal, lar
ceny. Defendant plead guilty, bentencea
to pay a fine of $20. costs, and IS months in
Western penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs. George Allison, rob
bery. Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced
to pay the costs and further sentence sus
pended. Commonwealth vs. Walter Gibbons and
Fred Ii.cbo, robbing freight cars. Sen
tenced to the Huntingdon reformatory.
Commonwealth vs. Fred Sauers, horse
tealing. Jury find defendant guilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine of $20, costs, and
two years and nine months in Western
penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Roberts, burg
lary. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. W. B. Robertson,
horse stealing. Jury find defendant
guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of $20,
costs, and twenty one months in the West
ern penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs. A. M. Palmer, em
bezzlement. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentence was suspended ou payment of
costs.
Commonwealth vs. O. P. Galer, forcible
entry and detainer; Same vs. O. P. Galer,
nlering a dwelling bouse with Intent to
commit a felony, larceny, receiving stolen
tods; Same vs. William Asbcroft et al..
forcibly entry and detainer; Same vs.
Howard Glunt, assault and battery, with
intent to kill were tried together, they be
ing cross suits originating over the posses
sion of a saw mill. Jury found verdicts of
not guilty in all the cases aud divided the
costs between O. P. Galer aud J. E. Glunt.
The several cases of the commonwealth
ys. John Ward, charged with producing
an abortion, etc., were continued on mo
tion of the distiict attorney or. account of
the absence of material witnesses.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Ream, burg
lary, breaking and entering with intent to
commit a felony. Jury find defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. L. G. Garsuch. as
sault and battery and aggravated assault
and battery. Jury find defendant not
guilty, but that he pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. David Douglass, be
ing a common gambler. Defendant plead
guilty. Sentence suspended on payment
of costs.
Commonwealth vs. Ellen St. Clair, keep-
id g a disorderly house. Defendant plead
guilty aud was sent to jail for three
months.
Commonwealth vs. Henry McDermott,
Sherman McDermott, Frank Nagle, Celes
line Fresh and Enoch Miller, malicious
mischief. Jury find defendants guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Frank DeCameo,
perjury. Orand jury return not a true
bill aud the prosecutor, George Marino,
pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Barney Boyle, selling
liquor without a license. Not a true bill
aud the prosecutor, John R. Edwards, pay
the costs.
Commonwealth vs. John Lint, burglary.
breaking aud entering with intent so com
mit a felony, entering without breaking
with iutent to commit a felony. Not a
true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Long, lar
ceny, receiving stolen goods. Aot a true
bill.
Commonwealth vs. George McAfee, bur
glary, etc. Not a true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Vincent Roberts,
burglary etc. Not a true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Martin Clark, Pat
rick O'Connell and August Mar I is. lar
ceny by bailee, larceny and receiving
stolen goods. Not a true bill as to Martin
Clark, a true bill as to O'Connell and Mar
dis. Commonwealth vs. Isaac Kulan. feloni
ous assault and battery. Not a true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Peter Bardi, assault
and battery and assault and battery with
intent to kill. Jury find defendant guilty
of aggravated assault aud battery. Sen
tenced to pay a line of $20, costs, and four
months In jail.
Commonwealth vs. Lottie Staley, keep
ing a disorderly house in Dale borough.
Jury find defendant guilty. Sentenced
to pay a fine of $20, costs, and four months
in jail.
SECOND WEEK.
On Monday court opened with two
courts in session, Judge Savidge, of Sun
bury, presiding over one and Judge Bar
ker over the other.
Commonwealth vs. James Chabert, ma
licious mischief. Jury find defendant
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. S. M. Wilson, as
sault and battery, aggravated assault and
battery with intent to kill. Jury find de
fendant not guilty and the prosecutor pay
the costs.
Commonwealth vs. F. J. Byrne and
Joseph Whit more, malicious mischief,
Jury find the defendants not guilty and
divide costs between the defendants
and
Michael McNulty, the prosecutor.
Commonwealth vs. Steve Yeager
and
and
George Convouche, felonious assault
battery, Martin Leap, prosecutor; Com
mon wealth vs. Steve Yeager, Minnie
Yeager and Mrs. Steve Convaucbe, feloni
ous assault and battery, Martin Leap,
prosecutor; and Commonwealth vs. James
Rothouse, felonious assault and battery.
were all tried together. Not guilty,
Commonwealth vs. Elizabeth Saunders
and Bertha Thomas, larceny. Jury find
defendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Elizabeth Fails, re
ceiving stolen goods. Jury find defendant
not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Myrtle Lynch, lar
ceny by bailee. Jury find defendant not
guilsy.
Commonwealth vs. Ed. Greager, larceny
and receiving stolen goods. Jury find not
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Clark Smouse and
William Wise, breaking and entering with
intent to commit felony. Jury find de
fendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Charles W. Bennett,
assault and battery. Jury find defendant
not guilty and the prosecutor, Henry Ra
ger, pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Kurtz, furnish
ing liquor to minors. Four indictments
tried together. Jury und defendant not
goilly In two cases and in the other two
they lied him guilty in the manner and
form as indicted and recoaimend him to
the mercy of the court.
Commonwealth vs. R. H. Alkinson, em
bracery. Ou trial.
The first sleighing of the season is now
Miss Ann McDonald, of this place will
leave for Baltimore the latter part of this
week, where she will spend the winter.
By falling over an embankment at
Morrellville on Friday evening, Andrew
Riffle fractured his skull and will not like
ly recover. The fall was about 20 feet.
George Petrockey, a miner employed
in Taylor Jfc McCoy's mine, at Gallitzin.
was struck in the right eye by a small
piece of coal one day last week while
breaking coal in the mine. He was ad
mitted to the Altoona hospital for treat
ment where it is thought he will lose the
sight of the injured eye.
Mlsrellanroas Notices.
JINOLfc! Jingle Jingle! There are dandy
Sieich Bella lor sale at
Not. St. OEO. HUNTLEY'S.
CHINESK Lit lies, Hraclntba and TullpJ. all
sruud ('lowering Bulb, at
no.. UbO. HUWTKls,.
D
ROP in and take a look at those handsome
Slelirbs lor sale at rtxbt uiices at
Not. W U Ell. HUNTLEY'S.
JUST openlnir out the nicest lot of (Christmas
( Joo.li and Toys erer seen In Ebensrmnr ai
Not. W. OEO. HUNTLEY'S.
I WILL lve you the monufactarer's five-year
written guarantee with the Lovell 'lolhe
Wrlnner. For sale by tlEO. HUNTLEY.
Not. .
MAKE washing day a pleasure to your wife by
buylnK ber a Washing Machine. Several
kinds lor kale at UKU. H UNI LEY'S.
Not. .
HAVE yoa ever seen those One Hanging and
Banquet Lamos? Tbey would make nice
Christmas presents and tbey are cheap at
iov utu. nunii.ti'S
TT wllloostyoa nctblmc to step tn tnd look at
tnose line saKelcbewan silelicn Kobes. I hej
are suerlor to the icenuine Hunalo Kobe. At
NOT. 2). IILU.HinH.tlS.
FUKS WANTED.
Highest prices paid for ail kinds ot Fun.
Bring them to UEO. L. FKEOKKICKS.
Nov. 1, 18V6. Ebensburg. I'a
TtfANrEl) A Keneral reprerentat.Te tn this
? county to organise local boards lor the
Artisans' Savlnira and Lon Association. Ad
dress VI Filth Ave.. Pittsburg. Pa. mehrci
VlfANTEU A reliable man to represent a loan
II Institution In Cambria county Money
loaned In sums ol f loo to sio.otw. For particulars
apply to w. Al. l)A is, (Joaipon, pa.
mcnaiu.
1 and engage some of those Stair Dust Cor-
V ners to be put on Tour Stair. They save
brooms and labor, besides an ornament to your
store at ULU. IllMLtl S.
Not. T4.
THE Ebensbunr Building a. Loan Association
I will oiler for sale at the council chamber. r.l
ensbunc, on tbe !ourtb Monday In Iecember, ,
1.000.00. THUS. UA 15.,
LsaTBB L4.KIMEB, Secretary. President.
THEKE 18 no nicer Christmas present you can
X make to your wile, d auichter. sister, mother
or ih.it mend tnan a iii.-ss.r.L,i i;aki r. l
S W FEPEK and there Is no cheaper place to buy
one than at tbe House-FurulshlnK Store of
Not. 24). lEO. HUNT LEY.
AT THE OLDRELIABLE.
Everybody, and especially tbe oyster-loving;
people ol Ebensburit. are Invited to call al Kol.t.
McBreen s Old Krllable Kslaurant. ween tbey
want good, fresh Oysters, by ine pint, quart or
Killon i'r you can nave mem sttewea or r ried.
all at tbe lowest price. Fresh Ousters every day.
oct 11 II
VISIT THE
Julian Street Restaurant !
BUI ol Fare This Week:
Chicken and Oysters in every style.
Ham and I'-otfee.
Bread and Buuer.
Served every day and nlirbt nnttl 10 o'clock.
Polite waiter. Brioir tbe ladles.
Ice t'ream and Oysters by the irallon can be
bad at any time by noiiiyim; us two days in au
Tance JAMES H. 11AM'.
Nov. 1. 18V&.
. L. JOHSSTOS. M.J.BVCk. A. W.BICK.
ESTABU8HBD 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
UANKKItS,
EBENSBURG. - PENN'A.
A. W. BFCK, (ashler.
Establish bd'ISSS.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKOLLTOWN. PA.
T. A. NHARBirUII, Cashier.
General Banting Bnsiness Transacted.
The tollowlnir are tbe principal features ol
Keneral baualng- business :
DEPUMITS
Received payable on demand, and Interest bear
Ing cer till calna Issued to time depositor.
LOANS
Bztended to customers on favorable term and
approved paper discounted at all timet.
('OLLE4TIOSS
Made In the locality and upon all the nankin
towni In the United States. Charges moderate.
DRAFTS
Issued negotiable In all parts of tbe United
Slates, and torelKB exchange Issued on 11 part
of Europe.
ACCOUNTS
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Patrons are assured that all transactions shall
be held as strictly private and confidential, and
that tbey will be treated as liberally as good
banking rules will permit.
Kespect fully,
JOHNNTON. BUCK CO.
A. K. PA TTO 1. WM. Ml. SAXItKIKll,
I'rtmidfjmt. Vamhier.
THE
First National Bank
OF PATTON.
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid up, - - $50,000.
Accounts of Corporations, firms and Individuals
received upon the wort favorable terms
consistent with sale and conserva
tive Banktas;.
Steamship Tickets for sale by all the leading
lmesaod roreiurn frails payaale in any
of Ibe principal cities ol lbs
Old World.
All correspondence will have our personal and
prompt aitenuon.
lalrmt Paid Time OetMtalta.
OC113.93
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tirst, last and all tbe time, forever.
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paper in the world.
Price, 5c. a copy. Hy mail. $2 a year.
Address THE SUN. New York.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate of Evan K. Eennett. deceased.
The underlined, appointed b Ibe Orphans'
Court ol (riiilrl oounlT. Pennsylvania, to rert
a distribution ol the lund in ibe bands ol t. W.
Coulter, trustee In estate ol Evan K. Bennett.
deceased, aa ebowa by tbe account ol said trus
tee, hereby icivea notice thai be will sit at his of
Lee In tbe borough ol Ehensburar, Pennsylvania,
on SaTI'HUAY. THE 0fH DAY OP UEOEM-
UEK, 1816. at 10:3" A. . tor tbe purpose ol at
tending to the duties ot said appointment, at
which lime and place all persons Intense ted may
attend II tbey see proper, or be forever debarred
I roiu ootnlna; In on said iudj.
m. U. Bill E.I.I.
Ebensburg. Pa., Dee. lis, 18W6. Auditor.
ELECTION NOTICE.
WM l . 1,aaK .1... .hat An ,l4lnll nl IM.
rectors ot the Protection Mutual fire Insutance
Company oi uamoria county win ue UQ)U i us
fflce ol tbe t-ecretary In Ebensburit. Pa , on
MOM HAY. JANUAKY IS. between the
hour ol 10 a. it., and r. u.
T. W. LUCK.
Dec 13, IJW. becrelaxy.
SANTA
Will Make
DEOE
Where you will find A GUAKH) JI-
T0YS,
CSFDo your shopping
all Departments at Lowest Prices.
Yours, for a
DENTISTRY.
Do you know we are taking out teeth
every day without one particle of pain?
Well, we are doing this very thins w ith
"( dontiinder." the only local an;elht-lii-
that has stood the test and to-dav it is the
only one that is used universally by den
tists w ho are up to dale in their callinK.
The price for "(Wontunder" w hen pain
less is TiO cents, but if you experience the
least pain, we only charge you the usual
price. 'J" cents.
Mow about tnose teeth that need muni?.'
Well, you sav they don't ache. That's
just the reason w hy you should have them
tilled now. Alter they hive ached once
you will probably have to have the nerve
Killed and the tooth treated if you are de
sirious of saving it. 1 only charge .M cents
for amalgum fillings and from up for
gold fillings. These are hard-lime prices
but they go just the same. Why procras
tinate? thai s a big word but it s a good
one right here because procrastination
means to the patient loss of sleep, neural
gia, ear-ache, tooth-ache and goodness
knows what else. We know of a good
many young ladii-s of our acquaintance
who would have been married long ago if
it hadn't been for those horrid-looking
teeth. Remember, toevery patient naving
teeth tilled 1 give a Ikx of Dr. Richards'
tcoth powder and full instructions for the
care of the teeth. On the 13th of each
month 1 will extract teeth free of charge.
Vou say why on the 13th. Well, now.
that's my business. All you have to do is
to come. Remember I won't take out your
good teeth, because 1 don't believe in it.
Then you say suppose tbe 13th falls on
Sunday. Come right along and we will !
only too glad to relieve you of the offend
ing member.
T.M.RICHARDS, D.D.S.,
JULIAN STREET.
jal.il
S. U USD. M ATCIOT I BAD a.
REED & READE,
Attorneys at 1 im',
fcBENSBV'K. - - - PENNA.
arofflce on Centre street. (4-3S S
KITTELL & LITTLE,
Attorneys at IitAV,
EBENSBUKU, PA.
-Otnse In Opera House.
2.B.P4
TW. DICK.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
tBBBPBCBS. fBKB'A'
M-Specla.1 attention to erlren claims for Pen
sion Hounty. etc cut- w
rF. McKENKICK,
ATTUSIST aVDOiVIIKIIXOI AT LAW.
EHO.SBIKU. - PA
AeT-Offlce on Oentre atreet.
H
H. MYERS.
ATTOESEY-AT-LAW.
EBBBCt. PA.
Mdrl If a la Hollonade Kow. on Oentr street.
DONALD E. DUFTOX,
ATTOKN EY-AT I. A W.
Lbikhbcu, Pbbba.
"Office la Opera Houae. Center street.
11 1)4.
Policies written at snort notice la tne
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
t. w. -dick:.
fUEHT FOB THE
OLD HcVRTFORI)
MRE INSURANCE COM'Y.
COMMENCED BUSINESS
1794.
Enenabnra:. Jniy l.lSsl.
XTOTH'E Is herebv arlven that the application
lS of Nicholas I. Boyerlorthe transfer ol ine
r" . . . ii ...1 tn Uluinilll at Mil
ft ft. I ft .. M I In tha tflftt sj ill the
more ooruuftiu ow iiu n . - -Clerk
ol the Court ol Charter Sesslona In aud
orcamunacouu.y au.i ... - '
be said Court oa Monday. December th. lr.
J . O. I A KBi ,
Not. -atA. Clerk IA.S
Oi
Lvs.'-.'U
Mis Appearance at Our
Store on
MB
PLA of
AT
AND AIMDY
To Make the Little Ones Happy.
with us, where vou will
Merry Christinas "and a
Fall and
We are now displaying the largest stock of Best-Made Fall and
Winter Clothing, Overcoats, and Gents' Furnishings and fihoes in
Cambria county.
Our line of Overcoats is immense. We sell well-made and perfect-fitting
Clothing as low if not lower than anyone in the State.
We have all sizes to fit the small bey its well as the largest man,
no matter whether you are short or tall, lean or fat, we can fit you.
All we ask is for you to examine
and you will be convinced that the
buy Clothing is at
C. A. Sharbauch's,
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
FOR
-HOLlPAY PR6S6HTS
Gc to QUINN'S, 134 and
You will find there the Greatest Variety.
Fur Capes Hedueed in Priee.
JOHN PFISTERJ
DEALER 191
U MERCHANDISE,;
Hardware. Qirasware,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TEVETABLM IS "EAMIS,
HABSEMt, ETC,
opposiTE HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
bum Suly
NOTICE.
There will be a mertlna: o the stockholders ol
the Cresson It Clearheld oal K '-ke t'oiupany
at the orlTa ot the Company at Kroxality . Cam
bria county. Ha., on the T t rv iiksi aui
1AV Ut PMrbnrtbK. iwi. at i r. m , ior
the purpose ol deu rminitur on the advisaruuty
ot certain emanseiteuis ul l" nu. pjhi im
provements ol tlie t'otni-kOT. and traii-o-tine:
1 . . 1 U it II lill V
1 fcee o il. J
DM1N1STK ATKIX' NOTlfE.
letters ol administration In the estate ol P.
y, Urowo. late ol Etvrnslura boruah. tntirt
county, deceased, bavins lcen arranted to tbe
nndersiained. notice is hereiv aivrn thAt all ter
sonsons indebted to said estate arc rciucstcd to
make lmmeliate ayment. and thoe havlnic
claims aaainst the same will 4erenl them duty
authenticated lor settlement.
MAT1LIH BKOWN.
Administratrix ol P. P. Bruwn, deceased.
Ebensburit , Pa N . a. 1 sw.
4
O
find a cjreat variety in
Happy Xew Year,
Gallitzin, Pa.
Winter.
our goods and learn our prices,
best place in Cambria county to
136 Clinton St., Jatnstswn.
HTM,
D AMIES QUIjJOT.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule in eflect ovaitr 17. lwwi.
(--rtleuat rMaesa.
KAT.
Seashore Eipr, week dys 9 a ra
Alion Aroimmolatlon. week: days 23 a tn
Mam L.lne Erxprcm. dilv. ..lu iw a m
Altoona ti.r-. dat ly. ..... I "0 P m
HaitImI'Uix Accommodation. Sonilr
oolv 1 07 p m
lil Express, datlv 5 17pm
Philadelphia Express, daily. It p m
wbxt.
Johnrtnwn Accommodation, week days . Itltn
l"ac;h.s Express, daily I'Ttro
Wt Paxucer. dily.... ... r p be
1 ail Train, daily Ie
Kt l.lne. dally 8 re p. en
Johnsuiwn Accommodation, week days b M p m
F.tsaleBra; Hrserh.
Trains leave Kr-enst.urg: as li.li-w- 7 and
3..o p. m. anj arrive atl rrsx.n at !.? a. m. and
4.ui p. tn. Eare 'rr'Mn al Vou. n and ?.Si
p. tn.. and arrive at Klenf burg at lo.i-i a. oi..
and 6 10 p. m.
I reuea iasid 'lrarflrl1 .
Ieavc lrvnna at 44 a. m. and 3 10 p. ro. arrlv.
!nv at Cw"o at B u a. m. and 4 p. an. leave
t re "on v :l a. m. and f 3o i . ui amviav at 1 r
nma at lu.U a bb. and 6.Io p. m.
1- or rtr- aBaH. etc.
Thiix. E. Watt. P. A.
call on aarent or address
VY. 1.. llw tilth Ave..
PitUt-urtt. Pa.
S. M. fKlVi 1ST.
tieneral Manacr.
K. WIBIH.
tteneral Manaeer.
EteistoE Fire Insurance ipcy
T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Asent.
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