1m NKl K.i, CAMBRIA rO.. PA. ..- - MAY lsir,. TTi- AllJt:MiSiAI- rr ,f i l-einK l"t on the Welsh ..t ,-l.iitvu. I K. , r i.;,, xd. of the Ilcr.tlJ, speut i . 1 ,v i. A t T1 . K....t,iirif hall flub will play at Vr (., . !:. K. Meisel. of Carroll town f ' ,1', f,- hour? in town on Tliurs- f i ( , . ,1,., rint.-itlt'nt I.ewb will de- ''j'J'J ,'.r.,;i,.i. iii H-i- l''a-f on Memor- I M ...r- r - St..!i- of Carrolltown, t ' ' , .j,!,-. of IJrr nvnlii. viMt- K-'-!""-' "" M'"",ay- ! j, ,i ' Hii-o-llai.etiiis aiN will be .',' !", M'l-i'-al college. Fre- 4j'"M y Waiter and Mis Sim- T' -II i-iiir'-; were viMturs to " W.-.lnv.l:iy. J M...-I- I ' I ""' a'"1 William Kim- ? ' I ,i. lii;'i'd a far load of j, i., r...-!oii on Sunday. I Mr .l..l. Manioii. one of Su-.nietaantia f ,,,-i., i hi t iti' ". was a visi le is-i.ii' - "" i i t , - m !i-'j ii- "" uesJay. f y, (,.!-' M''f. "f xili l,l:u'ft- -i,t, "! relumed and at '.. i , ...iti,.ii at i:raddH-k. 1 V , i, n-n-iis I'alton c laims to t (, 1 f :.--.. and otitlyinit Y.M: M' T- " U, Wl arrived herP jllV.il.iv. and l-m liiiu Maple Park in ,:.., !(,...e.-e,.llol. .frut. t Mr II. i :v of fhe-t township, V , ,, , , Ki.eilmisj on Friday and ijt'l-i ! Ii.-iii-- i.-turiiiinr ths anie day. iMr . .Lull.-singer, of lieiilah, w as at J..,.i, ..i. Mi..l:tV iHin b's brother, ,.n. l" a.-.-ideiitlv litul a short t i- -'" ,,, ; l- trivet, at Korettoon Sat- l$i jv rO- - tor I he l.eli.-lit of the Inde- , . i r. ui.l "I ll.al pUn'e. Kvery body is 1:, l' tine of hallplayeu in tins piaee mMilI iv I . l.-. u Kliel.shurK ami Asli ,. t... Mir Pi..ol n lo 'J iu favr of i'v;...- .in, T!ni-ii.ty. .lime 11, the twenty- . . ..f ,1... r i .rw if i . Ml. nun 'i a i i. imooh "i n..- .-......-..- . ' T i ; 1 1 l... tNnln IVnii-) v am. i uiaiij win li. it Tat'on. -!,.-r.:! i'ouIit. al .lohii-lown. on Mon f.,., u. -..;.! llie Iim U. sttw k and lit -i of ' i..- .lobn-low n Timt t Herman 14 ,!, foi -:.. tiii,,- ilav la-t rek thP dwellint? house ttl'l ;- I' l'ri''li- near Lilly, w a desjroy (4 ! Mr. entailing a loss of several ...m.l il.iiiar-. i ; niaha'ei ie-an Ike and two (4 .i uoii I i-ii- enlivened our siieeison A ::.i-U. to Ike ureal delight of the ji-nonioa-iL.ti. l li (;H. 'I. K-ij.. is having a new U4 e.l on hi preinles on Julian 'A-i- uir- Ki in; and Schuyler lavis li lt,e i ol.-.! a. lol -. 4. . v...!., :utn-r Kolierts and Donald tfi rii.jK. I. ho liave been a I lend I Hi; the i'i i-k v an. a I nieiityat I'hiladel phia, tl . . '.'ii n.-.i tioltlt. A 1.1. i.n-to.v ii is in have a shovel factory. !'$ "in an .it.! l.av e a eapi lal of at lea-1 lh-i anolht-r ev Itieliee that its U 1 ,.f n a.i.- 1 auve. n un- :.n -ni-i linens of cut stone are i -toi l . tl i. nl iii l he l:ia.ekiiek region. , in- hii.i- wink on llie railroad vin.nl- hear Lilly. i.;j i,..v;:;ik- of the UirouKb council I5.M uJa . vi-ihiii: I he tax rate for the a- iixei! at 3'a mills for Uiloliijh . in.; lot -.ei ial lax. Mr. .i.-iiti l'oei, of Cresson, w ho, in -ai-y -.ii'- a a riueui oi coeus- I-. i- in ton n on Monday looking as -h' LaJ t.r.-h .lralilig gently with hlLU. A .aii.ii pigeon belonging to Mr. i i ol t'allon, uas taken to .u lien .lav-ayo and turned loose. :--a. ii.-ii ii- dome in fifteen minutes !-.n lil-raLed. "ii-.ui. ii.uiL'htir of Mr. and Mrs. i iir v.iii-l,). ilii-.l at her parents home Niiiii No. 1 near llasllugs, on ,e-.ia, Ma '.'h. Is'.;, aged years, i i h- an,! .'. .Ia -. ll.i.e in. .if ire- are being struug oo i.-iai line l..irti-.-ii New York and 1 in aiilii'ipalion of the immense il.at rtiil in- ort-a-iont-d by the 'i.'o :i in the lalli-r eity. " iiiin.-.il i- an excellent cleaner for l ......I..! i utiles. Sprinkle dampened uie.ii m..r Hi,- fur ami rub in mere on tin- fin i- cU-an. Shake thor . iian' nn a line and go over with iili. r .M. K.-ni ick. K-ij., of this place, oai',. i.i. I'a . on Monday lobe it the luneral of ex-Lulled States W.t.La. e. a liii--deal h is mention -'l.ei.- i ii.l ,-e funeral look place ai I n. -,; ay. M'- U . ,, . I';,,,! Jj,.d at her 'ieil.,rt I a. I in :t I. v in I riL t..u ... i -i .ii. .lioi.-v. aired i Htti t u vtstr H w. i t.y lr hu.-band and a li.r ii iiiain- willlw interred at ;.! at .New t;, ruiany ou Friday :' ' at in,, o'i lock. 1! "" ' Ckin-oii, of the linn of i kii .v, n A Son, went to Kane, 'I'e-.iay iin. ruing, where lie 'i- riii'.. n.l 1 1,,, .-tei iion of a hand- lam:.. ii..i,uiM..,t, lately Completed f ,r e-: it,M-,i1,,.ll t .. .,,., ,,rv r.r J,"' 'i nfill,, of that place. 1 -ton Kvaii- -li.-d at , ri- ,:! -laih. r. Thomas I). Kvans, in A ' .ir I. .,, jily i,,ruiiig. at 2:15 I '. " '' yen-, mouths and lu' '-eea-ed had leen ill wilb . "o i..ii f ,r at om years. His re- in Lloyd's cemetery ""ia a!;, i I,,,,,,, in-avy thunderstorm Weit- 'y.ia-t ,.,. lWl ow, .loui,, to -r' J' ' '"' ijr,,",i'ienl yoiiug " "' !h- Lux aii-villedistrirt. Somer- , y- struck and killed by Wr-tV If. . n(Ui t..i Hltll '111 I lol . '-i.ii.ii.o Mruck al five differ """"M.. Hay's farm during the V'.-p I.uk Leaiy, f Chest Springs. t' "" '"' Moinliy. Iiesides dispeus- J jii-t,. e to tif. Juhaoitants of i riiiij- a,i x i,.iily -suire Leary ""he ham.-, and saddlery busi ,;." "''''' -'ve scale and the reputa- " t,ull,l-niade harness turned out lit bring?, l,iC trade from otiiitv. His WJrk is ituarau "' du..,l speaks for itelf. ,"ii- iiH.rt.ii. a scaffold in the bell ,; J"hns Konian Catholic "l ii-o.vx,,. .roie because of be "M.led ;,,, Ml A dt!tauce of tlirty 4.rtrryT 'Ul il lurew workmen, -ii hardl, of Johnstown, had his the hack of Lis head -u i UHly ,,ru' a" over; r Hi. of Hellrfonte. escaned nnin- Jm Kelly, of Brooklyn, was Y: ilii. , inoughi to be in "any. Mrs. Ella, wife of Postmaster Edward Kiilni, of Motintaindale, was taken to the Pixnmnt Insane asylum a few days ago. She is suffering from softening of the brain and there is no hope of her recovery. Mrs. Iviihn was an estimable lady only about thirty-five years of age. A little boy named Leolirown.livingin ltnrmstow'i, Clinton county, was nearly -mothered to death recently in a big chest. He was in a neighbor's house playing Id an upstair:" room, got into the chest and the lid fell down. Of course he began to scream but it was some time before he could be located and when finally released was almost suffocated. Mr. C. F. Sargeant, of Itellwood, who is one of the committee on relics at the coming' "elebralion of Blair County's Seiui-Centennial, was in town on Thurs day and paid us a short aud pleasant visit. Mr. Sargeant had with him an anciei.t Spanish flag that was brought from "Mexico during the Mexican war and which then was said to belong to the time of the invasion of Cortez. The flag Is of tine silk about five feet square with the Spanish coat of arms worked in each cor ner, and its looks confirm its antiquity. The thriving town of Cresson is fast improving. Among the late improve ments is a telephone line to Summit. The water works under construction are hear ing completion and will soon fur nish its people with an abundance of the purest spring water. Among the leading hotels is the Junction House, John Me Xally. proprietor, which is large and com modious aud furnished throughout with au especial rare for the convenience of its patrons. A hancsotue coupe meets every train and guests will fir.U its proprietor a pleasant and accommodating landlord. Or. William McfSowan, a prominent and wealthy man, who has been residing in Ligonier for many years, committed snicide in a dark woods not far from the town on Friday by shooting himself through the brain. A dispatch from Ligon ier says Mr. McClowan was in his sixty sixth year, and was noted for his scholar ship and scientific knowledge. Although a pliy.-ician, he never practiced. He made a trip to Philadelphia some time ago aud had been com plain iug of his health ever since, fearing he was going insane. He had large business interests in Pittsburg, and was reputed to be worth f-iio,(ioi. Samuel Thomas, who one month ago on Saturday, was hurt by a falling roof while assisting in tearing down a barn on the premises of Thomas J. Reese, in the East ward, died on Saturday night as a re sult of his injuries. He was a man of strong constitution and his tenacity of life was remariiable as it was thought at the time he was hurt that he could not sur vive but a few hours at most, but he lived for one month. He was a son of the late Lewis Thomas, of Cambria township, and was born on the old hoii.estead about 4 years aeo. He is survived by his wife aud three children, two girls and a boy. He was a brother of Uichard L. Thomas, ex water superintendent. His remains were interred in Lloyd's cemetery on Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. James Ouden, who reside near Clearfield, went out a few days ago to fight the forest fires which threatened to destroy their fences and other property. They took with them their two childieli. aged ." and S years. The children were left at the edge of the woods and told to re main their nut il the parents returned. The children, however, wandered away aud were not found until the evening of the following day. When found the youuger child wa- lyinir on a log fast asleep and his brother was guarding him. Thev had wandered almost twenty rive miles around through the woods trying to find their vay out. Several times they were compelled to run fiom llie ilanies, but beyond having their faces singed by the heat, they were uninjured. Miles (iearhart, of Worthville, Pa., has hens that would not hatch, and that being his only way of incubating he was at quite a loss to know how to increase his stock of poultry. Finally he struck on rather an uuique plan with flattering re sults. Selecting the biddies that did not lav and were inclined to hatch he made then, a close fitting cap of heavy cloth. which completely blindfolded them and was impossible to shake off. When a chicken is blindfolded it M ill squat down and stay there. Thus reasoning Miles al together has set live hens, each day liber ating them for food and exercise. To date three hens have brought out all the eggs entrusted to them except three, and are as proud of their families as though they vol untarily contracted for them. Johu L. Scanlac, whose serious illness we mentioned last week, died at the resi dence of Andrew Boslet, in Altooua, on Thursday of last week from typhoid pneu monia. Three weeks before his death he contracted a heavy cold while attending the funeral of his brother in Carrolltown, aud on his return to Altooua was confined to the house aud continued to grow worse until his death. The deceased was a son of the late Henry Scanlan, Esq., of Carroll- town, and was about f4 years of age. He was a carpenter by trade and for the past two years hau been iu the employ of of Mr. ioslet with whom ne made his home. He is survived by three brothers William and James, of Johnstowa, and Henry, of Car rolltown, and one sister, Mrs. J. C. Easly, of Carrolltown. His remains were taken to Carrolltoxvn and interred in St. Bene dict's cemetery in that place on Friday. A Unit three weeks ago John Singer, of Cressou, forman of a section of the Ebens- burg & Cresson branch, while engaged in his duties was assisting iu putting iu uew rail and to make it Gt, had to cut a por tion off the rail. Mr. Singer was holding the hammer chisel while another assistant was striking with a sledge. One of the blows glan -ed and the sledge struck Mr. Sinner on the leg, between the ankle and the knee. It hurt him for a little while, but he kept on at his work and in the evening spaded some garden. For several days he worked as usual but his leg con tinued growing worse, tiecoming so painful that he had to quit work and the flesh liegan to fall away from the bone, (irave fears were entertained that amputation would lie necessary to save his his life, but at a consultation of lirs. Devereaux. of Ciesson. and Fay. of Altooua, ou Monday morning, they came to the conclusion that the leg would eventually get well and that amputation would tie unnecessary. Messrs. James Wilkinson it Son, marble and granite dealers in this place, have been, for some time past, crowded with order and are dally turning out fine specimens of work. Amoug the jobs lately set up In Lloyd's cemetery are a granite monument to the memory of the late James B. Zahm, and a granite monument to the memory of Mrs. Jonathan Jones. In Headrick's cemetery they hare set up a handsome granite monument to the mcni- of Dr. Wilson and family w ho were drown ed In the Johnstown Flood. They also erected a monumentover the graves of the father, mother and sister (the latter drowned in the Johnstown Flood)of J. W. Leech, Esq In the Wilmore cemetery they have re cently setup a fine specimen of work In granite, being a monument to the mem ory or the late Thoman Kinney, of that place. These are but a few of the many works of art from their establishment aud being always crowded with work speaks well for the enterprising firm. They are now lettering a beautiful granite monument which, when completed, will be erected over the grave of the wife of Harry Hooyer, iu Pringle Hill cemetery. Neatarlal Day Memorial Day comes on Saturday and tbe graves of the soldiers dead will be decorated with the customary services Following is a list f the deceased soldi era buried in this vicinity. Lloyd's cehcterv ebessbcbo. Griffith T. Evans, Geo. V. Davis, Edward I. Evans, Adam Shinafelt, David Powell, jr., Thomas J . Evans, David J. James, Hugh Jones, Thomas E. Evans, John E. Davis, Samuel Henry, George K. Sechler, J. A. Littlefield, David H. Evans, James Koherts, David J. Evans, John F. 1-ibby, John O. Evans, David I. Evans, Evan K. Davis, Joisepli Henderson, Win. K. Humphreys, Chas II. Hever, David O. Evans, Wm. Mills, si., Thomas Todd, Wm. li. Huberts, Iefuuel Evans, J.Todd Hutchinson, Jeremiah D. Evans, .Matthias Hawkins, Thomas B. Moore, W. D. Davis, - Thomas J. Lloyd, David S. Jones, Wm. W. Griffith, Win. T. Davis, lianlel T. Juoiw, Samuel Iteese, lieorge Mack, Kobert Williams, John Kailti, Jamex X. Kvhds, KicUard L. iMvlx, Wni. Clement, John Kiiuruill, Thomas 1. lew ki, tieorKe W. Jonw, Kotlger MrHrlde. James M. KotM. Isaac Jeffrie. CATHOLIC CEMKTERY KBKN9BVKO. Rev. R. c. ChrlKt J-, John K. Scanuui, John Porter, James t '. Noon, Murk Kdelhlule, Andrew Weible, Wm. Mills, Jr., Jeremiah A. Kagan, Thomas McBreen, CAKKOLLTOWN CEMKTEKY. Peter Ka) lor, Henry Weakland, Jacob Kootitz, Fred "l. Isenberg, Kdward liilletqile, Ahram A. Berkey, lobn Hyrne, Johu Kooumnan, Klias liriiwull, Thomas K. Melsel, John Wensel, Richard Yost, Andrew P. ttaker, John Mtoltz. BETHEL CEMETERY. Thomas l. I.ttzinger, James A. l.ilzlnger, Andrew J. l.ltxlnr, Francis P. Tlerney, Stephen A. Chase, Johu l,anibaugh, James Collins, James Murray, James C. Hulk. ieorge Campbell, W in. I.arinier, John Patterson, Thomas Maban, l.ul her Stiles, Ktioch Reese, Moses I 'avis, John J. Jones. LAMBAl'OH CEMETERY JACKSON TWP. Michael Rager, Meniman Lee, tieoree Reynolds, Peter Rager, Henry Reynolds, Thomas Rager. OLD CEMETERY EBENSBl'RO. Oeo. W. Todd, Milton Roberts, Thomas O. Kvans, Richard l.ewli, Jjavid Evans (mason) Kdward K. Davis. BELSANO CEMETERY M. E. CHURCH. Win. Reed, Wm. Qulnton, Wm. May, Samuel Reed. BELSANO CEMETERY U. B. CHURCH. Joseph J. Williams, Asa Eastman, Andrew Marsb. HKl'LAU CEMETERY. Kdward Mills, Thomas Evans, James Mills. LUTHHRAI CEMETERY JACKSON TWP. Henry Alters, Jacob M.Paul, Thompson Carney. HERMAN CEMETERY. Evan D. James, Thos. T. lievereaux, I.I'NKAKI. CEMETERY BI.ACKLICK TWP. Wm. M. Black, Kred K. Hill. POWELL CEM ETERY. Daniel Powell. Ml'MDAY'S CBMETEBY JACKSON TWP. Joseph Sees. BK-KTOWN CEMETERY. Samuel Ediniston. Htl Rafale Traaafra. Charles H. Gross et ux. et al. to Cecil Gross, et al.. Adams; consideration. t,5ou. John Eckmaire et ux. to Michael Ruf fing. Portage township, 3jO. Solomon Wagner etux. to Joseph Rosen hammer, Jackson, 75. ' John Kane et ux. to Michael Lauf, Johnstown, $iOO. James A. Miller to Spaugler liuilding & Loan association, Spangler, tj8. Mary A. Davis et vir to Timothy M. Sheehau, Cleai field, ft. Timothy M. Sheehan et ux. to Mary A. Davis, White. 1. Christian Fleck to Pennsylvania Rail road comoany, Portage borough, tl.Stiu. Isaac liomgardner et ux. to Elmer E. Itomgarduer Richland. ". Elmer E. Romgardner to Carolina liom gardner, Richland, (5. John Ashcroft et ux. et al.. to Edward O'Brien, Cresson, $3U. Bertha Bassett to John D. Wicks, South Fork, $2ou William J. Donnelly & Company to Wil liam Lead beater, Palton, soO. Francis J. Byrne et ux. to Joseph Wet more, Susquehanna, (75. John Fry et ux. to Samuel Fry, Morrell ville, . - Michael Ruffing to Pennsylvania Rail road company. Portage borough, ll.2ix. James A. Wilson et ux. to George S. Good. Patton, $850. William Christy et ux. to Clara Swine heart, Gallitzin township, &. Samuel II. Bell et ux. to Adam Trabold, Johnstown, S350. Samuel T. Brown, trustee, to Thoma W. Lindsay et a I., Jackson r;,4X). William Allison et ux. to Thomas H Wicks, South Fork, Ai Important Caae. The ejectment suit of John C. Martin against Charles A. Hughes, involving coal lands in Portage township, to tbe value $25,(a-u, which was on trial during last week before Judge Buflington, In the Uni ted States district court at Pittsburg, was on Thursday of lat week decided in favor of Mr. Hughes, coLfirming his title to the land? in question. The land in dispute Is located on the Portage branch of the Pennsylvania rail road and contains in terra firma a tract of possibly forty acres and under which the coal workings of Mr. Hughes are located. Some months ago the defendant In the case (Mr. C. A, Hughes) secured a patent for his land, which was "unseated," from tbe state, which patent was confirmed to him in all matters concerning the lines in question. The case was fought stubbornly during the time It wa? on trial. At times the court room took on an appearance of a lumber camp. There were brought before the court blocks from trees showing tbe surveys made In 17"1 and 1796, this being the original survey and tbe time when the warrant was first Issued. The costs of the case will fall upon the plaintiff, Mr. Mar tin, and will probably amount to several thousand dollars. Marriage LlreaiM. The following marriage licenses were la- sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court for the week ending Thursday, May 28th, lS'.io: Charles P. Rigby and Cora May Shaffer, Dale. George Wesa and Kate Blmle, Cioyle township. John Cebula and Karolina Uramawa, Gallitzin. Jacob Lynch and Elizabeth Hess, Johns town. William Guyer, Huntingdon, and The resa llaho, Carrolltovn. Charles Harold and Kate Kurtz, Browns town. Frank Muskareu and Sarah Shaffer, Gallitzin. John O Dor.uell and Bridget Farley, Johnstown. Mike Fortunato and Anuie Wagner. Lilly. Tried ! Rata IB E.fae Altnium. Pa.. Mav 24. The Phoenix telephone to Hollldaysburg has never vr.rkcwt i.mnerlv and After exoerts failed to Gnd the trouble it was concluded that in.tiirtlnn from the Loiran Vallev trolley liue. which ran parallel to it. was the cause, so it was decided to change tbe route. The work was begun In the spring, and yesterday, while taking down a por- . i.,- nr ihn nA llnff I h mv&tpr was solved. A fine wire bad been inserted between two of the telephone wires, thus completing the circut and ruining the Hoe. It was evidently done with malicious intent, for it was carefulty placed and screened from observation. The company offers a re ward of tsuu for information which will lead to the arrest of tbe party who did tha wiring. Thomas Wlble, of Carrolltown, was in Ebensburg on Friday. Trial Llat far Jaae Teraa ml Caarf. Following is the list of cases to be tried at tbe regular Jane term of court, com mencing next Monday, June 1 : FOR TRIAL MOXDAY, JUNE I. Commonwealth vs. W. J. Lltten, Bure ty; prosecutor, R. H. Carl. Andrew Stibich, surety; Jonepli Shneid enger. William Marsh, desertion, non-support, Amanda March. Chas Williams, surety; Casper Friday. Annie Riley, surety; Elmer Kiley. William H. Stephens, desertion, non euppoit; Maggie Stephens. Joseph Springer, surety; Mary Rager. Dorsey Mack in, surety, non support; Jemima Mackin. Dorsey Mackin, assault and battery; Jemima Mackin. James Fiuan, surety; Ann Finau. James Finan, assault and battery; Ann Finan. Paul Tomasko, surety; Jacob Winkler. Steve Fesko ank Steve Tomasko, aggra vated assault and battery; M. Logan. Mary Tomasko, aggravated assault and battery, M. Logan. Mary Tomasko, aggravated assault and battery; Jacob Winkler. Charles Lewis, felonious assault and battery; R. 11. Carl. H. H. Carl felonious assault and battery; Charles Lewis. VOK TRIAL TUESDAY, JUNK 2. Commonwealth vs. Fred Speck, illegal liquor selling; prosecutor, H. W. Hill. Patrick Connelly, fornication and bas tardy; Elizabeth O'Grady. Jacob Burkett, larceny and receiving; E. J. Dunlap. Pierson Koantz, fornication and bas tardy; Ada Bigler. Albert Bolvin, assault aud battery; W. H. Bowers. Albert Bolvin, fornication and bastardy; Dora Woodford. Joseph Neff, illegal liquor Belling; Jos eph Wentx. John H. Howe, fornication and bas tardy; Martha Yahner. John Ream, larceny and receiving; E. J. Dunlap. John Ream, larceny and receiving; E. J. Dunlap. John Ream, larceny and receiving; E. J. Dunlap. Gomer Collins, fornication and bastardy; Jane Schmidt. George Sell, fornication and bastardy; Hannah Mackin. Harry Thomas, assault and battery; Kate Thomas. Adam Jacobs, assault and battery with intent; Tillie Mulheron. James F. Parka, fornication and bas tardy; Mary Lee. Irwin Miller, larceny and receiving; G. W. Dibert. Charles Driscoll, et al., malicious mis chief; Fred Jones. Jacob Brown, assault and battery with intent; Edward Clark. FOR TRIAL WEDNESDAY, JI NK 3. Commonwealth vs. John Struuiquest; horse stealing; prosecutor, Daniel Rose. John Strumquest, larceny and receiv ing; Daniel Rose. Harry Huff, et. al., larceny and receiv ing; Maggie Hoover. Harry Hough et. al., entering, larceny and receiving; W. Stonebraker. John C. Hough, receiving stolen goods; W. Stonebraker. John E. Wilson, embezzlement; W. E. Alexander. Michael Priest et. al., robbery; T. R. Gates. Michael Priest et at., felonious assault and battery; T. R. Gates. James Cramer, carrying concealed weapons; John Cotdett. James Cramer, felonious assault and battery; John Coslett. James Cramer, aggrevated assault and battery; John Coslett. Gregory A. White, larceny and receiv ing; Julia Connors. James Conners, larceny and receiving; Gregory White. James Conners et a)., assault and bat tery; Gregory White. Mamin Dunn, larceny and receiving; Robert Pullins. FOR TRIAL THURSDAY, JUNE 4TH. Commonwealth vs. William Reming ton, larceny and receiving; prosecutor Charles Davison. Toney Anchlist, assault and battery, Thomas Lord. Thomas Lord, assault and battery; Toney Anchlist. Raphael Chirgo, assault and battery; Michael Rico. Peter Laurenze, assault and battery; Ressario Rico. Otho Cooper, assault and battery; Alex. Patterson. Peter Laurenze et al., aggravated as sault and battery; Joseph Morrello. Joseph Morrello, riot, assault anu bat tery; Michael Rico. Weslev Dorman, burglary; -Maegie Hoover. Sylvester Dorman, larceny and receiv ing; Burt Kibblett. Sylvester Dorman, burglary, Burt Ribb- lett. Hill Johnson, larceny and receiving; Burt Ribblett. Hill Johnson, larceny and receiving, Burt Ribblett. Chauncey Myers, receiving stolen goods; Maggie Hoover. T. J. Boyer, illegal liquor selling; inoe. CuUen. FOR TRIAL FRIDAY, JUNK OTU. Commonwealth vs. Matthew Weak- land, illegal liquor selling; prosecutor, H. Kirkpatrick. Elmer Brennen, forgery; William Up- degrave. lbomas Mctee, larceny ana receiving; Lawrence Fleck. William F. McCoy, larceny and receiv ing; r. r. veir. David Sanders, false pretense; James Gaut. D. B. Parker, leasing house for immoral purposes ; uliani tlonan. inarles locum, assault ana battery, resisting officer; Bart Ribblett. George Jones, common gambler; Unas. Lefevre. George Jones, Jr., common gambler; Reuben Ashcom. Augustine M. McDonnell, embezzle ment; R. C. Myers. James Watson, defrauding boarding house keeper; William Thomas. Isaac J. Harris, assault and battery; Lottie Adams. ' Rebecca J. Muntz, assault and battery; Joseph E. Muntz. T. J. Boyer, illegal liquor selling; Thom as Cullen. Catharine Conino, illegal liquor selling; Frank DeCanno. Joseph Conino, illegal liquor Belling; Frank DeCanno. William Burke, adultery; Harry Johns Mary Burke, adultery; Harry Johns. FOR TRIAL SATURDAY, JUNE 6TH. Commonwealth vs. W. 8. Davie, em bezzlement: prosecutor, 8. G. W. Brown Andr Boberatch, aggravated assault ami batterv: Albert Matava. George Racer, felonious assault and batterv: Jacob Herman. Steve Bricabick, assault and battel y; Jnseoh Pulbola. W. S. Hamilton, malicious mischief; Bridget Canavan. Mlaeellaiteaaa Bailees. WAN TED. A general reprereotatlva la tbla county to ore as I M local board lor the A rtlMBH' SstIdk and Ijoaa Aasoelatloa. Ad- drata 1 KII to Are., Pittsburg-. Pa. meh23 WANTED-A reliable man torapreaent a loan Inmtntion In Cambria county Money loaned In auma ol tlOO to f lo.ouo. or particular! appu to w.M. DAVIS, uoalporc, ra. mcbWtL THE Ebenabare- BaiMIn It Loan Aaaoetatloa 1 will offer for sale at the Rer Building. Eb- enabonr. on tbe fourth Monday la Mar. 2.UUU.UU. thus. vnt. L,bbtbb Laaixaa. Secretary. Prealdeat. V T Farmer ean ret 22 eenta per pound la trade lor wool at the atore of W. A. M. LatUe, la loretto. A large and well aaaorted atock ol gen eral merchandlaa la on hand to aeleet I rum. apr. 17 et. IT1 R rowNlitklallERl V KOBfcKT ( tKUVSUN. of Blacktlek town- ablp. will be a candidate lor the offiee ol unty (-ommiaaiooer on the Democratic ticket, auoieet to the dec i Ion of tbe next county convention. 'I'M I KTY -THREE dollar will par lor atom JL of alz weeba, board and thorough tnetroeiloa In mualc, at tbe Moaieal Oelleice. Freeburg;. Sny der county. Pa, Summer Term betrtat July n. for catalogue addreaa, HENKY B. MUYEH. ma24t. AT THE OLD RELIABLE. Everybody, and especially tbe oyeter-lorlna; people ol Ebenaburc;. are Invited to call at Kobe MeBreen'a Old Mailable Koalauraat. when they want good, Ireeb Uyalera, by toe pint, quart or gallon t r you ean have them Stewed or fried, all al tbe lowest price. Ereab Oyatera every day. ocillif IF YOU ARE KT NOTICE. The annual meeting of stockholder for the election ol director ol the Ureaao2 i'learheld 3a I a Ooke company will be held at tbe effice of tbe romi.auy al Frugality. Pa. on Wednesday, June Kin Imni, at one o'clock, r. a It. KJ. nauan, sec y. St. JOS. HOME & CO. A Iine of Black Silks WITHOUT A PARALLEL AS TO VALUE. Many SUk Bargains have been presented before Never the equal of this, anywhere ! 3,600 yards $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. Black Silks 1 Comprising Brocaded Gross Grain, Satin Da mas. 27-inch Satin Duch- esse, Hustling Taflettas, etc. Come, or send soon for such exceptional values can not last, and we don't want disappoint ment to follow your order. Mat 75c. aYari PENM AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURG. A Sure Remedy in every case and every kind of Hemorrhoids or Piles is Salva-cea tTBAOa-MABK). This statement can't be made too strong: or too emphatic. It is a simple, certain, speedy cure for Rhtumitlsm, Eczema. Convulsions, Chilblains, Soro Uusclis, turns. Toothache, Cuts, Faeeache, Sprains, Ksuralgia, lolls, Soro Throat, Uleors. Two sizes, 25 and ;o cents. At druggists, or b maiL Tan Bbandrbtm Co., ja Camal St., N. Y. eel 11 s THE KEELEY CURE Is a niecial boon to business men who. havine drifted unconsciously into the drink habit and awaken to find the disease of alcoholism fastened upon them, rendering them unlit to ruanape af fairs reouirinir a clear brain. A four weekt course of treatment at the P1TTSBURO. KEELEY INSTITUTE, No. 42 1G Fifth Avenue, restores to them all their powers, mental and physical, destroys the abnormal appetite, and restores tnera to tne conuuion inev were in De fore they indulreit in stimulants, tliis has been done n more than 1600 case, treated here, and among them some of jjrour own neighbors, to whom we ran refer with confidence as to the absolute safety and efficiency of the Keeley Cure. The fullest and most searching investigation la n vi ted. Send for pamphlet giving full iniorma- tion. aag.SM -SAT SFIEI Then we are not satisfied until you are satisfied TtT'il 1 -a . mm gooas ana prices. HIGH GRADE GROCERY Everything we have is fresh. We guarantee quality. We want your regular all-lhe year-around trade. Let us 'sell you all you c&o cut We sell standard Corn at 5c. Tomatoes, Cc. schreded Coeoanut. 8c. Prunes, 5,7, 0 ml 10c. Evaporated Peaches, Cc. Raisins, 4c. Corn Starch, 5c. package Coflee, 20c. Chop per sack, 85c. Tea, 18c. Best Tea, 40c. 31b. can Apple TJutterfcr 25c. Syrup, 30c. L Boans, 5c. Mustard per glass, 5c. Apricots, 10c. The Ionian Ho Loves Bargains. They make fun of the woman shopper every body does but it is she who knows a Bargain wot is a Bargain, (as Uncle Reuben would say.) lard-wide Muslin, bleached or unbleached, - 4c. Apron Gingham, 5c. Light Calicoes, - Cc. Dress Ginghams at - - - 7c. Serges, all wool, all colors, 4 Gin. wide at 50c. per yard. THESE ARE ALL BARGAINS. RESTAURANT NOTICE. f resDeetlall 1t. nolle, ti my many patrons ol Kbensbarg an1 eoantry paopi. at at lam. mat on and altar April 1. IMto. I will aoii any res taurant trom J ullan ilraol to uaoir. atreet. la shrht ol tb. Ham or I a Hon., next door Wilkin aon'a Marti la yard, whin I will b. pleaaad to m ail my old patrona, noplng- a llbaral abar. ol tb. public patronaK. 1 aarva meals and lancb.a at all boars. Price, lft and 20 eenta. I will hasp a rail lla. of eonracuonary, iraiu, eanaiaa. ctarara. oyatara, lea cream la aaaaoa. le. cream tn all fla vor aieciai dinners mmu niiwn auil mv or wing timely nottc. . aprlna; en e tab lea la eeaan. 1 will ba. a special parlor lor ladles and their escorts. Tbanka tor paat larors. nesDeciiaiiy roars. Boh 20 IL JA.MK9 U.UiNT. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate ol Sarah Hans deceased. Letters ol admtntstratlta e. t. a. oath, estate ot Sarab Haiti, late of tb. boron jb of tlallltsln, tnUambrtavoaaly. Pa . baring been R rented to ea. all Mraons iBdebtad to said aatai. are nereor notlfled to make uaTiuent to me wltboat delay. and tbose bavins claims asralnat tbe same will present tb.ni, properly aatbeatiratea r setue- meat. inumas r . narni-, Admlniatretor Oallltxln Pa May 1st, 1SV4, na I c ADUNISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Latl.ra ol administration da bonis aon earn testaaa.au snoexo on tb. estate .1 feter 8tolu. I ale ot Marr towasblp, aoeaaed. harian beea granted te tb. anderaifned, all parsons bavlnaj ciaima aaalnat tb. aald estet. will present Ibeai or payment and all indebted to aald estate wui mas. payment immaaiataij to H.J. uort-KU f. A. Siotxiiu, Aam'r. d,b. sue. I. a. tvoraey. w LEAD The Carpet Trade and there must be a solid substantial reason for it. There is and the reason isn't hard to locate. It is such goods and offers as these: All-wool Ingrain Carpet, Other Ingrain for -Home-made Rag Carpet, If You Arc Goiny to This Spring see our stock of Wall Paper, low in price. 40c. 25, 30 and 35c. 35 and 40c. Do Papering It is very handsome and This cut represents a Wash Boiler that WILL : JVOT : RUST. We handle a full line of this Tinware. If ny piece rusts bring it back and we will replace it FREE OF CHARGE. Yours for Low Prices, CALLITZIN. PA. oJ-(ioovls amounting to 110.00 or over DELIVERED HIKE to any point, BICYC1 All Kinds and Sizes for Sale by fL L. JOHNSTOH. M. J. BVCK. A. W.BVCK. tatisuniB UTS. Johnston, Buck & Co., BANKERS, EBENSBURG. - PKNN A. A. W. BBK, rsialtr. .v EaTAaLtsaBD18M. Carrdlltown Bank, ' VA BKULI.TOWN . FA. I. A. HHAEBAVOH, Casblsr. General anlin Business Transacted. Tbs IoIIowIm are tb. principal fee tares ol gtiwil banBlna; business : DEPOSITS KeoelTed naTabl. on demand, and Interest bear lag eertllloates leaned to time depoaltora. tMxmu Kxtandad ut enstomers on teTorable tatnis and approved paper discounted at all times. COLLECTION Made In tba locality and apon all tb. banklns towns 1b tb. Dnttad State. 11 barges moderate. DIslTa lasaed neaotlsW. la all part, of tb. VlBltad States. aadloralscB axobaaaa Issued oa all part. Of Europe, Accorm Ol marekanU. farm era and others solicited, U wbom reasonable aeoomoaauoa wm o ezveoueu. Patrona are essared tbat all treneeetloos shall be ,e, as strictly private and eoabdeatlal. aad tbat tb.y will be treated aa liberally as good banking; rules wlU permit- JOBRITOI. BUCK at CO. B L. SSBD. MATSIOT tIASa SEED & READE, AttorneyH at Xa.w9 BENSBUbU. - - - FKMNA. (TOBn oa Oeaue street. .at as KITTELL & LITTLE, Attorneys O-t. J-aw EUEMSBTJBU, FA. ITOB3. la Opera Hoasa. OILS! OILS! The Atlantic Refining Co., of Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty of manufacturing for the domes tic trade the finest brands of Illuminating and Lubricating Oils. Naphtha and Gasoline Tbat caa be LIME FRO!.. PETROLEUM. "We challenge comparison with every known product of petrol eum. If you wish the in the market ask for ours. ATLANTIC REFINING CO, FlTISBUKIt HEFT- policies written at sbort aouce In tbe OLD RELIABLE ETNA" a. elhfr I" I rat la.ee laispaalrs. f(KT FUR THE OLD HARTFORD Minn waun ivnnnnvir v. eMis.avly. F1TTSBI'K. FA. T. W. DICK, ATTOBNET-AT-LAW, Kaseaauae. Fbb AeTSpeotal attaatloa to flvea elalms for Pca alon Boenty. etc ehl- T F. McKENEICK, J iTTOUIT alO OUVnBJOS it UW, EbfcMSttUKli. - PA aTOOn OB OeaUe street. II. MYERS, ATTOHNKT-AT-IAW. EimauM. Fa. arUBN IB Oolloaade K.w. on Oaatra a treat. H D ONALD E. DUFTON, ATTUKH ET-AT- L.A W. EnanaaoBa, Fbtstba. OIBs. la Opera House, Oeatat street. . ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. A mi seed estate el Joba A. HI air. Not'ce Is aeretty erlvea mat John A Klair and Jane A. Blair. bla wile, on ibe Alb ai oi.Miy lWe. eaerated m deed ol voluntary aHntr,rnt to tbe anderslaaed traaslerrtasi all tbe eiat. real, personal and mixed ol tbe aald Jobo A . Blair u treat tor tbe benefit ol bis creditors. A II peraonb Indebted to said aaaieraed estate are berety ali bed te make payment to me wltbcMt dcrUy, and tbose bavins; claims sralort tbe seme will pre sent tbem properly autbentlrated. nssianee. boenetarg. Fa., May cb.tW. u Mountain House ShavingParlor Ioeated on Centre street near Mountain House offiee. Sbartna;. Hair t-atiina; aad Sbamao Inc don. la tb. neatest aad I -est manner. A abar. .1 joar pauooajr. solicited. KOrlfcurtlASSlKY. lerttto HJMMtt"EI KTSINESS 1794. Ebensnurn.Juiy a 1. 15SX. Orphans' Court Sale Ot VAL1AKLK REAL ESTATE! IY Tlrtoe of sn order of the r;'lan" Vort ot (-anil.riA (antT. I'cna'jlraoia. u me dl rerted. I will exif- ut.ln- sale at tbe stare ruom ol W . A K. l.Hilf. in ti e liuruusb vl lrel U. Feancylveaia. oe FK1DAY, MAY 1M, lv.Hi, at 1 oVl'x-k, r. all trie lollowinit, Jesrrined real rrtale. is: A piefe parrel ol land lti' on Ibe bead viler? ol the 4'hei aal i;itra,u Oreeka la Allexbeoy lownshi. 'ruatria I'wiulr. I'enai'jl Taola. Ieelnninc al ejv.u arraero4 land ol the heirs ol SaaaH MrMulloa. drauej . aad 9B tts mad braeiiy leedinc 'ri.io a. retio te biaeas nr: tlirtx-e wnt alona- said ruad krty-two and one-loartb perrher to a tt. a rwaw ot W illiam t eakland. derem?ied: ihenee nvrtb wltb said lead eeventy six rrrbes loifuil; theoce with said H eakland's land eai loriy two and oue-iuorib perrbes to a "it at Sanarl MrMuliea's laod aod oo tbe nad lead ma- trom Irrue te vbect l-rtn: thence saiib with aaid McMiilim'i laad fvsrenlT -iil iirTrhr-s- to the ila?e cf IwvltiafrK. n.iiuinisi luLM Y A''KKANP Kl.t KN rLKCUkS aad barinr tbeieva ererted a tare TWO-STORIED FRAME HOUSE and barn and oetheildlnss all tn guod reair. TtKMSIHSALE. Ten per cent, el the -nrrbae mooey to be paid In band at Ibe time o I sale, the talaare et eae tbirti al the connruatia ol sale: uoe Uilrd la ass year tuerearter. aad the remalmiur third la twe years from the cunnroiatlun et sale. Ihefe-rred laymenU to hear later st. and to re eerttred by thejadirment boa J and mortieace ef -orr-haer. M.l: kirilU Tru.'tee te sell tbe real e.u,te el Jnicbael Xjnxj. deetase.1. Uiensbwra-. I'aMmy 7tb. 1H. St V ou want to d. business advertise tn tb. L I'suaai.
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