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i:,.lTl. of Johnstown, was
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una this week.
term of
issue ol tne
li-li, of MeKeesport.
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., -.ihi. - I" nn-liase of land lu
,. I..I-III.
,, in jli. aired 1.". years, died at
,,, iiiiday. from erainps
. -.- i -ream.
,:. 1'ivi-, Seeretarv t Con-
h.. r.-turiied home from
v.ii.irday.
,. w,t,' ..f Sylvester Strittmal
I.. r h. :! '" lla-iinsts on Kri
I, ... au"-d years.
ai.- i::ilu? I.ir mi uii.iiaur?
I.,- ijilure nf upervisurs to
1.1.1.1- iii -afe eoiidilion.
;:-. tilth, is improving his
11 jl. -II--el iy llie ereeiion ill
ii;.- 1. 1. -'ii. of tin tire front.
, .. inui.l. r his falli. r-ill - law.
i, I, .mi. i- r.-purteit to have
. this time in Ligonier.
l.ail will he played on
Hi tins piaee oil .-.annua
tl...- I'aU.ui and Kiwiisbtirg
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. Ai.--'" Weakland and M. I.
... . milii. i tners. were in town
altet.dtiii! Ui their ollieial
it l. l itiey i-losed down on
a, l'n.la of la-l w.-ek to i;ive
' v, - an ..l l'"t tmiity to attend tlie
- - in i - i-nt.'iiiiial.
.1. .A sh . -maker, accompanied
iji.i;lit.i. Mi Theila, attended
t-niilll.-M'.-llient exercises at 5St.
. a, j. I. -my "ii 'J'liursdav.
. i, ll-IIr;. k. of Spangler, ac-
! I y ln-r si-ler. M i
tliioiul. town
-,,..! I..III.-II.I- iii l liarleroi.
M i am j.t'.'l 1. the well-known
; ,.r jti.i . .al ot.crator of AltiMiua.
i; . I, .in.-in that city on Sunday,
-,.u;y-M-t year of his ajie.
,, i,4 .iinniaiii.Mit at South Fork
: I r, .-v 1 1 1 1 1 tr en. led in a r'ol and a
. ,i ' arr -'- l.iilowed. The parliei-
. i.i-li''.i ly tine and costs.
Tr- i- t.lK of of
r in Uiair
iiu.ilJ the :
. ,,1 t.i-t..! ical
.s lella l'.ear
ou Saturday
i:aui.iug an histori
rounty. Cambria
aim! bfire a large
mailer is buriei in
. i t-t.iirir stone mason was
j. ia!l he unearthed JS dimonds
a! i.. tily j:.'"", that had been
ii :!,.-. -i-Uar. lie quit wor: on the
Mary Kane died of consumption.
!. :i:. ii. t at rolliow n. on Tuesday
if:, r an illness of over a year.
!..-rj! I.. ui i.iaceon Xhnrsday morn-
ah Mali, was up in Cyrus Ru-
- . L. rrv tree, near (iivensburg
ri.ii iiK.- a bird, and the doctors
.ity--eeii shot from his body.
' ii.-ra!i- Uubi i'ht.
i An.i. r-..ii. of K.K-hester, l a., on
v.j, a... (. led t tie call extended by
.M.-h.ii; l'i -by terian chnrcli fun-
i:. an l ill ..ii Sunday June 21st,
;!. I".'; :t for the lirst time.
- .-. ..(..I l'ie-iivteriaii church, ol
; .l.i. li Kev. K. M. lltiwman
-f :l.i place, went as pastor, w a;
.l .i, s.iii.l iy. J l is the tiuest Pro
. 1. iii lira. Mock aud cost $M.-
K.itbi.-, who is employed on the
ii,.i.. i-nieiits at J'ortaife, fell
. J n . R at tl.nl place on Friday
ai.,1 u.i- M-vt-rely cut on the head
'j'-- 'i j. lohnMowu to have his
- Jr. --.-.!.
:i -- the a. ert;-emeiits in this i
'' I i;t y m w ill be found that of
5 lr.;i-urer ISarker. in which he
t in.- m.il place he will lie in the
- -'lu-:- in tl.e north of the county
Hon of taei.
'-'lav u . 1 1 1 i 1 1 if between Sand '.
1 hiew il iwn across the w ires
.-a i ,'rapli company near the
1 I .1.. in i:iair county, and cut oil
ii...n on ibal line until the
-- i- i. a'.'-.l mid rep.iired.
' - - i-t.-i 1'ln.iiias Callan. of Cresson,
" Maj.'ie Kaiiers. of Conentatigh
:,1:!-'''I ;n si. J.iiiu's church, Johns
l i'-l.iv tnortiiiiir. June lth, by
r ' ri: .. iMjfiiaii. pastor of Si.
-"!i -ir.-li. Siiimiiii.
! jw-u , ,, invited by tlie I'elin
! a, , I ..:. I f,,- tbe coiistructiou of
i. .a, I fiom (.'herrytree north
i.-.it,!,ie. t leatlteld county. The
i: .:; t. know n as the Cherrytree
; ,; !.' anil ri.i an.i t'learlield.
". -a-l Week a tllt of I i It b 1 11 f 1 1 If
"! I the chimneys ill W II
'i - ri,i, uee, Somerset. ear.y
-irnitiii.- i,i tin- parlor was ruin
' Mr-, li .cii-ieiiersustaineil a shock
'"'''' did nol recover for several
An excursion tram over the Pennsyl
vania & Northwestern railroad will carry
passengers to Niagara Falls on Tuesday
June 2a, lS'.ni, from Hell wood to the Falls
for the low fare of ." for the round trip.
The train will leave Bellwood Tuesday
morning, June at 8 A.M.; Lloydsville,
.'S: Coalport. t:C; Mahaffev, 9:25. For
further information apply toW.A. tord.
superintendent, liellwood, or to agents of
the P. i X. V. U. R.
-A man named Sigmond Shope threw a
stone at Conductor Jonn King, ol llie
Logan Valley Electric railway, on Friday
afternoon at llollidaysburg, striking him
on the head auu iraciurmg nis skuii.
King is at the Altoona hospital and is not
expected to recover. Shope is locked up.
Shope was drunk, and the conductor pro
tested against bim riding on a car in that
condition in obedience toa ruleof the com
pany, w hereupon he picked up a stone aud
hurled it at King with the result as slated.
Miss Lucy Herkey, the daughter of
Mr aud Mrs. Jacob I'.erkev. the aged
couple who were robbed and horribly tor
tured at their home near Kummel, Somer
set county, about ten days ago, is dead
from the effect of injuries received by rail
ing from a porch while trying to make her
escape that night. Miss Berkey ideu tilled
Dick Jackson as one of the robbers before
she died. Jackson was then taken to the
Somerset jail, liolh of the robbers are
jailed, Koddy having been captured Wed
nesday.
John CJood. a young man who is well
known in Cambria township, and who
bears an unsavory reputation, is now in
tbe Indiana county jail charged with be
ing the robber of M artiu's store, near the
line between Indiana and Cambria coun
ties. The robbery occurred on the night of
the loth of this month and John aud Joe
iiixd wpr arresled on suspicion. A uair
if pants found ill their possession wis
ideutilled by Mr. Martin as being part of
the goods stolen aud they were remanded
to j til to answer to the charge.
Dr. Walker, who recently went to
Alaska, took a number of horses with him.
At the lirst Indian village the sight of the
horses drove all the dogs how ling into the
woods. The children dropped their rude
playthings aud wentcryiug into the huts.
The men and women stood their ground,
although in open-eyed wonder. Afler
much indiiceuieul, they were finally pre
vailed upon to approach the horses, and
their wondei knew uo bounds. No amount
of persuasion would induce them tomouut.
Taey were the lirst horses they had ever
met. A'cir I'vrk TriUune.
-Johnnie Sinill , aged nine years, son of
John Smith, of Summerhill township, on
Friday morning got in his possession a
bottle of gun powder, an d it did not take
him long after to reach tbe conclusion that
he would start the Fourth of July early.
detling some matches it v as but a sbort
lime until there was au explosion and
Johnnie was found bleeding aud insensible.
with numerous cuts on his head and face
made by the broken fragments of the bot
tle. He soon regained conscious-iess ar.d
will soon be himself again, but he will cai i y
some of '.he scars to the end of his life.
The people of llollidaysburg were
startled Saluiday night by the fatal stah-
biug of John Lemon, J r.. aged lwetily-fo.;r
years. He is a son ol Ibe lale .lolin .t.
Leiiuxi, who was auditor general of Penn
sylvania and for many years stale seual r
from ibis district. The young mau w as
engaged iu an altercation with a compan
ion, John Farmholst. when the latter, it is
said, suddenly dre-v a pocket knife and
made a furious assault on Lemon, slash
ing him iu the left side, making several
gashes four inches deep. Lemon lies at
his home iu a comatose condition, and
Faruiholst has lieeu arrested.
-A llollidaysburg corrospondent of the
Altoona Times says: Of the live survivors
of the original members of the bar w ho
were admitted to practice law at the for
mation of Klair county in lslii, three of
them were in attendance at the bar meet
ing Wednesday in the court house, name
ly: William Dorris, Ksq., of Huntingdon,
now almost four score years of age; Hon.
John Fen Ion, of Ebeiisburg, who has fully
completed his four-score years of existence.
and who was present at the Harrisburg
legislature w hen ihe bill authorizing the
formation of the county was passed, and
Hon. John Scott, of Philadelphia, a former
resident of H uutiueilou county, and gen
eral solicitor for the Pennsylvania Railroad
company.
Conrad Wenderoth et ox. to Albert
Davis, Wilmore; consideration. S3ti5.
Mollie C. Pluk et vir to Peter Shlnk,
Adams, $375.
Administrator of Israel Uoughnour to
Jacob R. Stull. Jackson, (142.
W. W. Auisbry et us. to R. H. Spend ley,
Gallitzio township, (1.
J. C. Stimeman et ux. to C. W. Spork,
South Fork. $1,000.
Theodore Makin et ux. to E. S. Gram
ling, Dale, $525.
Gallitzin Building Sc. Loan association to
Thomas McEnrue, Ashville, $125.
James D. PI u turner et ux. to Edward
Kehoe, Summerhill borough, $200.
Henry Strayer et ux. to Jackson G. Hor
ner, Morrellville. $J0.
D. F. Shaffer et ux. to Joseph Pringle,
East Conemaugh, $3,0.0.
Administrator of Henry Walters to Ed
ward W. Rugh, Summerhill township,
$2,(C.t0.
George Page et ux. to William Rose,
East Taylor, $500.
William Rose et ux. to Lemon M. Rose,
East Taylor. $1.
Malinda A. Steverto Alfred Lane, Lilly,
$C25.
Nancy Crosby et ux. to Noah Ott. Johns
town, $.
Noah Ott et ux. to Mahlon Ott, Johns
town, $870.
Daniel Ott, by the sheriff, to David Ott,
Johnstown, $120.
Daniel Ott, by the sheriff, to David Ott,
Johtistow n, $145.
Daniel Ott, by the sheriff, to David Ott.
Johnstown, $2.8o5.
Emma Strayer to James G. Pitch, Mor-
rellville, $38).
Alva L. Patch et ux. to William K.
Patch, Morrellville, $1,104.
Albert L. Johnson et ux. to Rebecca J.
M'ller. Johnstown. t:K
Anua B. Walter et vir to W. G. S. Rob
ertson, Morrellville, $l,4tw.
W. G. S. Robertson et ux. to Frank D.
Taylor, Moirellville. $i.3i.
James M. Walters et ux. to Stephen
Stutznian, Johnstown, $4O0.
Stephen Stutzmau to James M. Wallers,
John t w i, $424.
James M. Walters et ux. to Alex. Adair,
Johnstown, $424.
James M. Walters et ux. to Stephen
Stutznian, Johnstown, $4u.
Stephen Stutznian to Jamas M. Walters,
Johnstown. $424.
James M. Walters et ux. to Alex. Adair.
Johnstown, $425.
Sarah Reighard et vir to Jatuer Reigh-
ard. East Tavlor. $100.
A. A. Palinquist et ux. to Eya Johnson,
Hastings, $1.
Jacob Kirkpatrick to Audrew Kron.
Elder, $450.
Evangelical Association of North Amer
ica to trustees of Beula church. Dale, $484.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Cecil
Gross et al., Summerhill township. $15.
Assignee of David McConaughy to Mar
garet P. McCouauguy el al., bower xooer.
$1.
John Throne et al. to Margaret P. Mc
Conaughy et al.. Lower Voder. $1.
Emma L. Muller to Frank W. Muller,
Johnstown, $5,000.
Hanlln-Strln Wedding.
Mr. James W. Hanlin, of Ashville, and
Miss Lillian, youngest daughter of the lale
Ja"ob and M argaret Stein, of Claysbnrgh
were married at 8:30 o'clock Monday morn
ing. June 15th, in the Catholic church at
Lilly, Pa., at a nuptual mass. The brides
maid was Miss Katie Hanlin, sister of tne
groom, and the best man was Mr. James
Caw-ley of Altoona. Ihe ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Brady. The
groom, who i well and favorably known.
has been a successful coal operator for
several years. His bride is au estimable
young yoniaii, who has been one of Cam
bria county's successful school teachers
for several terms. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, of Lilly.
The bride was the recipient of many hand
some and useful presents. Mr. and Mrs
Hanlin have foregone tbe pleasures of a
wedding journey and went to housekeep
ing the same day near Gallitzin in a pleas
ant home prepared by the groom.
Tried to Kill Ilia Wife.
H. E. Mitchell, a Pennsylvania railroad
ttremau, employed in tlie yard al Altoona,
made a murderous attack upon his wife
last Sunday night. He entered the Louse.
and lidding her in beu. without waruiug.
proceeded to beat her about the head aud
IhhJ y , breaking her nose and causing
many other wounds. He then jumped
upon her and kicked her until he thought
slie was dead, when he left the house and
has not lieeu seen since.
Mrs. Mitchell was so badly injured that
she was not even able to raise a window
and alarm the neighbors until Monday
night. Mitchell has for sonio time past
been paving attention to another womau,
and It is supposed that afler trying to
murder his wife lie has gone off with this
woman.
Marriaao IJbm.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Thursday, June 18th,
1890:
John Marsh. Walnut Grove, and Ger
trude E. Harbaugh, Bedford county. Pa.
Michael Kutruff and Annie Mary Ropp,
St. Lawrence.
Francis C. Reffner. Cresson township.
aud Clara D. Weise, Gallitzin township.
Patrick II. Mahaffey. Lower Yoder, and
Buruetta N. Freidhoff. Morrellville.
James W. Hanlin. Gallitzin township.
and Lillian Stein, Lilly.
Michael Kinney and Mary A. Coll,
Johnstown.
Thomas A. Gorman and Mary E. Berry,
Johnstowu. "
John T. McGrann and Alice Mullen,
Gallitzin.
(ieorge Singley and Annie Boball, Dunlo.
Thomas C. Callan. Cressoo. and Annie
J. Baiters, Conemaugh.
Joseph Morris and Carrie Paul, South
Fork.
Pasqual Cosendina, Jr., and Eliza Sbee-
han, Patton.
Michael Hoy and Jennie Mc Finegan,
Conenraugb.
Mike Coloba and Mary Bretwin, Myra.
A. S. Biddleman. Pittsburg, and Mar
garet Maley, Johnstown.
William H. Moore and Julia Street,
Croyle township.
John Fox, Jr., Dunlo, and Alice Costlow,
Loyett.
Jacob Brokloff and Kate Adomy, Johns
town.
Baniel Eash, Walnut Grove. andFlorena
Leverknigh, Dale.
Frank Cuckla and Mary Baldiga, Pat
ton.
Frank E. Turgeon and Celeste Davis,
Dunlo.
Evan D. Davis and Elmira F. Border,
Portage.
William Dixon. Centre county, Pa., aud
Jennie Morrison, Ldoyasviiie.
Frank Reiking aud Lucinda Emigh,
Johnstown.
Joseph Hupf and Antonia Brenner, Low
er i Oder.
Kenueth A. Reed and Ann E. Troxell.
Gallitzin.
William Davison and Mary Graham
Carroll township.
Seal B. Shelly and Anna Maud Brlney,
Morrellville.
larra tmr Mcpteoabcr Tmrmm.
Following is a list of the names of tbe
persons drawn on Monday to serve as
grand and traverse jurors at the Septem
ber term of court, commencing on Mon
day, September 7, 1896, and to continue
two weeks:
GRAND JCRORS.
Allen, W. J., laborer. Portage.
Blevlns, George, miner, Portage.
Blougb, Noah, laborer, Richland township.
Bra w ley, Ed. I farmer, Carroll townxhlp.
Bash, John laborer, Morrellville.
Binder, E. M., merchant, Bpangler.
Boughler, 1. J., butcher, Barnesboro.
Cox, Samuel, merchant, Johnstown.
Crawford, W. A., clerk, Johnstown.
DouglaxH, Wui. K., miller, Allegheny twp.
Kppley, U. K., merchant, Johnstown.
UrirHlb, W. 43., farmer, Conemaugh twp.
Uoebert, Charles, roller, Johimtow n.
Gard, W. T., roller, Johnstown,
firittith, FraiieiH, millband, Johnstown.
Keiper, Lau in, foreman, Johnstown.
Kibbler, Anthony, farmer. Chest.
1-ong, .H. W., laborer. Portage.
Luther, Charles L., farmer. White.
Murphy, J. J., laborer, Johnxtown.
Nesbit, John C, motorman, Johnstown.
Kobinson, Harry, laborer, Johnstown,
tstatler. Merman, laborer, Johnstown.
Weakland Bennett, farmer Carroll township.
FIRST WEEK.
Albeiter, John, mason, Carrol I town.
A brants, Henry, farmer, Carroll township.
Anstead, John A., laborer, Johnstown.
Bracken, Jeff, carpenter, Johnstown.
Cann, John, mine-boss, Keade.
Cooper, James, farmer, Allegheny.
Cull, A. J., merchant, Conemaugh.
Clark, James, laborer, Johnstown.
ClosHon, Urant, laborer, (Jallllzln.
Conierford, W. ii., agent, Loretto.
leifenbaugh, Henry, teamster, Johnstown.
DuwliiiK, Walter, clerk, Johnstown.
1 iav Is, K. K., ageut, Ebensburg.
liehl, (ieorge C, J. P., Portage township.
Davis, Philip, farmer, Jackson.
lishong, Sylvester, laborer, Morrellville.
Kckenrode, John A., laborer, Ashville.
J-arabaugh, Charles U., farmer. Black tick.
Given, Hartley, laborer, Johnstown.
Gillen. Ueorge, farmer, Jackson.
HammersU-am, Andrew, blacksmith. Elder
Horner, Emmett, tinner. Dale.
Halferty, Edward, millband, Johnstown.
Hornick, John J., hotel -keeper, Johnstown.
Irwin, Harry, clerk, Johnstown.
Kirby, David, laborer, Johnstown.
Liuiuger, Sol., laborer, Johnstow n.
Link, Martin, farmer, Clearfield.
Long, Simon, carpenter, Croyle.
lxvel, J. H., farmer, Keade.
Milligan, John, laborer, Tunnelhill.
.Murray, Frank, laborer, Morrellville.
Mackintosh, Samuel, farmer. Portage twp.
M liter, Thomas, farmer, Clearfield.
Myers, Henry, farmer, tiallitzln twp.
Patterson, H. D., farmer. Barr.
Parrtsh, E.C., merchant, Ebensburg.
Philips, Robert, blacksmith, Johnstown.
lUwIey, James, millhand, Johnstown.
Roberts, Richard, farmer, Cambria twp.
Reffner, John, foreman, Chest.
Ripple, A. U-, agent. Dale.
Smith, A. K-, laborer, Patton.
Smith, Joseph, foreman, Johnstown.
Neigh, John, foreman, Johnstown.
Strayer, Philip, carjieiiter, Johnstown.
Stull, Joseph, farmer, Croyle,
Stutznian, Daniel, farmer, Croyle.
Weaver, Cyrus, laborer, Johnstown.
Zlpp, Wm., merchant, Johnstown.
SECON D WEEK.
Adams, Wm., butcher, Keade.
Arthurs, Samuel, carpenter, Johnstown.
Brown, James, laborer, Johnstown.
Binder, Isadore, merchant, Hastings.
Burns, C. J., alderman, Johnstown.
Boyer, David E., Jeweler, South Fork.
Bearer, John A., farmer, Susquehanna.
Croft, Wm., laborer, Daisytown.
Copeiand, C. W., wheelwright, Johnstown.
Donahey, M. A., J. P., Barnesboro.
Delaney, Thomas, laborer, Johnstown.
Davis, Daniel A., laborer, Morrellville.
Evans, Oliver, carpenter, Ebensburg.
Fisher, George C, laborer, Johnstown.
Goebert, Charles E., laborer, Johnstown.
Hagerick, John, laborer. East Taylor.
Hysoug, John, carpenter, Gallitzin.
Hess, John W., driller, Morrellville.
Hlte, David, laborer. Lower Yoder.
Hauk, J. J., merchant, Carrolltown.
Holllster. K. C, lineman, Conemaugh.
llalin, John, farmer, Elder.
Hanlin, John, miner, Gallitzin.
James, Jvbn, laborer, Johnstown.
Kirkpatrick, Thomas, farmer, Carroll.
Lord, J. A., stone mason, Hastings.
Lynch, Frank, laborer, Cresson.
Makln, Dorsey, laborer, Johnstown.
Miller, W. H., laborer, WestmonU
McCartney, Eli B., blacksmith, Conemaugh.
Miller, John F., laborer, Johnstown.
Neary, Austin, laborer, Johnstown.
Noon, Samuel, farmer, Conemaugh twp.
Page, Charles, laborer. East Taylor.
Porter, John, farmer, Tunnelhill.
Patterson, Harvey, agent, Patton.
Rush, Thomas, plasterer, Morrellville.
Repp, George W., policeman, Johnstown.
Ryan, Michael, laborer, Johnstown.
Reese, T. M., farmer, Black lick..
Ray, Charles, laborer, Johnstown.
Stephens, s. S., laborer, White.
Small, Elmer, clerk, Patton.
Shaffer, David, farmer, Conemaugh.
Seese, U. J., millhand, Johnstown.
Smith, Isaiuh, teamster, Johnstown.
Smith, Samuel, farmer, Stonycreek.
Shoemaker, H. A., merchant. Ebensburg.
Somerville, James, farmer, Susquehanna.
Woods, Wm., laborer, Johnstown.
HlMsllaaMBi Xlea.
ONE Champion
DUnON'8.
Mowlmr Machine lot sale at
Jane 19 tt.
JOR SALE.
. 1. Br
and one new Empire Binder.
Janel-i3t.
Brick
Inquire ol
M. It. BEAKER.
WANTED A neral representative la tals
county to organise local board lor the
Artlsani Savinas and Loan Association. Ad
dress wl Filth Ave.. Pittsburg. Pa. menu
WANTED A reliable man to represent a loan
Inituutlon In Cambria county Money
loaned la (umaol f too to 10.000. For partlouiari
apply w W.M. DAVIS, Coalport, Pa.
mohSML
THE F.benibore- BnlMloc k Loan
1 will odor for sale at
Association
the Key Bulldlnir. Eb-
enshnrg, on the fourth Monday In Jane,
ttc.000.0o. THUS. DAVIS,
Lbstbb Lilian, Secretary. President.
FOR COWSflSMIttlVVK x
ROBERT FEKUUSON.ofBlarktlek town
lb tp. will be a candidate for the office ol tonnty
'ooimtssloner on Ihe Democratic ticket. obect
to tr.e decisloa ol the next county convention.
rtm I KTT -THREE dollars will pay lor a term
X of sis weeks, board and thorough Instruction
In muslo. at the Muaieal Dotleae. Freeborn. Sny
der oounly. Pa. Summer Term betrlni .Inly 20.
cor catalogues address, HENRY B. MOYEIt.
ma 4U
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.
Everybody, and eipemally the oyzter-loTlne;
people ol Eoenbarg. are Invited to eall at Kobt,
MeBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant, when they
want Koed. Iresb Oysters, by the pint, quart or
gallon Or yoa can bare tbem Stewed or Fried,
all al the lowest price. Fresh Oyitera every day.
ocilltf
FIN ANUI ALSTA lEM ENTCIF LILLY BOR
OUGH FOR THE YEAR IM.
HENRY EHRENFELU. Ta Collector.
Or. I.
To balance from last year 1U OT
Mjr treasurer's receipts ..sitM uu
By exonerations . 2 so
nv exonerations on d'Hf tax ....... sou
Hv eommlnlon on $it 27 at per ct T 81
By balance. 4t 44
Total , .ls 07 tie 07
HENRY EHRENFELU.
To balance from lart yeer.. f 14 03
By treasurer s receipts .. . I it 03 -
Total 14 OS t 14 03
JOS. RAIN EY. Tax Collector.
To balanoe flue 47
Ta commission on llud 47 at per et XI
tsy exonerations f T XI
By commission oa $40 00 at per et xuo
oy osisuoe , ,, - luzaa
Total tlll.: (111 TO
JOS. RAIN EY. Treasurer.
To amount of liquor lleenre IM 00
o amount irom it cn rente id.... iitu-i
To amount Irons buraess 6s v4
To amount from tfrm.Morland.... zoo
By orderr redeemed ...toil 7
By trrtabt oa sewer pine 68
Bv eommlssl.-.e on tJ 04. ii per ct 1 7x
By creult overpaid laid lax year.. 10 03
Ey balance 104
iij
A Fl
STOBE I
lYien.lly lnvitotioti Frien.lly Velco...es. Fnen.lly C l. rks. Krien.llv Talk, K.ie.tlv
Talk. Friendly Merchan.h-ie. Krt.-n.llv 1-ri,. u i . . :- ,7' . -
more lib-
of tlie fstre make this possible,
end Tradirii;.
It spurs u.s to l.r.,l,-r, letter an.l
N0 (RIKAri) 1ARAJD)IE
ever exceeded the splendor of our array of Dry Goods. They
are more attractive than ever b fore, and they will move rap
idly, for the price is right.
1 ard-wide Muslin.
Fruit of the Loom,
Toil Du Noid,
Cotton Crepon,
Cashmeres, all colors, 1 5. 20 2o
caieen in I'ersian ewects. -
3 l-4c per yard.
10c. a yard.
10c. a yard.
10c. a yard.
35, 45, 50c. yard.
lc. a yard.
66
Hats at High-Tide"
Is the only expression that will describe the state of our Hat
trade this season. Hats that will make tall, thin men look
s tout. Hats for fat men,
YACHTING CAPS
and Sailor Hats for boys. Men's and
50c. Men's black Tourist Hats for
Stiff Hats in all colors
boys' Crush Hats for
and up. Men's
AT ANY PRICE.
Total Iliiw His oo I
THOtt. LEAP Tax Collector.
To amount ol duplicate f 465 gg
ny abatements on raw Of, 5 per ct 10 0.1
By amount collected 301 67
By exonerations ....... 17 06
By taxes returned tt M
B eommlse lop oa WOO 43. per ot 20 0i
By balance is 3
400 43
104 30
14 00
20 00
I
48 40 I
74
Total ttSi 88 $406 88
TUOS. LEAP. Treasurer.
To amount from collector
'o amonot from Joseph Ralney -
Ex Tr
To amount from election rents
To amoont Irnm buncesa .
To amount trum H. Ehrenleld. Ex.
Tr
To amount trum J. AmtDdi
Hr ..rders reileemed 48 27
By amount paid on loans . 3 ei
By commission oa rl M, 2i per et r 30
By bs lance . 433 84
Total.....
DR. A. B. KREB-S
To balance I om last year
To borough nnes
To borouah license
To assessments on Willow street
Hy treasurer's lecelpts.....
By receipts filed Iroia last year. .
By balance
082 Cz
Buraess.
e-i02
78 06
20 6
77
21 80
34 73
27 00
30 00
Wordswl iPraise.
f reach us every day from customers. We suit them with Clothing.
Their Clothes fit, are made well, they are satisfied.
The price is right and the styles correct.
These are some of the reasons they sing our praise.
We sell all all-wool Cheviot Suits for $5.00.
We sell scuff Suits for $4.50.
We sell Clay-worsted Sack Suits for $0.00.
We sell better Clays for $8, 10 and 12.
Children's double-breasteil Suits, 4 to 14 years, $1.25.
We sell Grand Army Suits, including Urass G. A. It. Buttons,
for only $8.
Held High, in estimation.
Something cool is what the people are looking for now
cool and comfortable are these one strap Sandals in Dongola
and Tan Needle or Razor Toe forl and 1,25.
Ladies' Oxford in Dongola and Tan from 75c. to 2.
Also Children's in Patent Leather, Dongola and Tan sandals
from COc. to $1.25.
Total a 8106 SI
LIABILITIES.
Obligations to Chas. Bender
Obligations to A. YiOKltns;
ObllKatlons to Alblnus Ylug-llD;
ObilKatlona to Mrs. L.Brown...
Outstanding orders .
ASSETS.
Bv balance from Thos. Leap .... is 36
By balance trom Jo. Ralney 10J 68
By balance from O. A. McOonl;le 16 04
By balance trom A. B. Krehs...... e 77
106 61
Sioo oo
190 00
loUC-0
SuOOO
67 13
Yours for Low Prices,
GALLITZIN. PA.
143 74 tl.00713
Liabilities In excess of assets..... $804 So
We certify tbe above to he eorreot
L D.STIFFLER.
WILLIM KELLY. J Auditors
I.AMBEKT E. GEORGE.
Lilly, Penoa.. April 30th. 180S. June 16 St.
BICYCI
NOTICE
ii"- l.a- I..-, ii discovered for the
"I". Iiilni-lv. the Clirinx of l.ai oll.
t.jt a 1 i 1 1 k 1 1 1 1 if of hops in the
...u ,.ii ui,( haiiis are p j,.
rfre,t!y to thK llavor of liolli
.I..-M. t.i kei.t au iiiiietiiiite
if 1
! arr..ll
till! t
wife of James !Shar-
l. n-liin. died at her
t.-tiin. oil Tluir.dav nicrht.
":- ant-d about 47 years. She
-l l.y ,,.r ,niianJ and eleveti
'- yuuiiet beiiijf about three
' ''' i"-avy dowimo ir of rain
' -riH,1, .lui.e S. Mr. Annie Mc
- " i-keepiim house for John
" i:...l-t.,w
"V iiifiiii.il.., 'ri...
- a 11C
n, Itc.lf.irc! couuty, was
bolt weut iu
j . ..
i" 11 Micneii uoor ana strticK
'i1 a- itiiiiicdiatei v Drostrated
-a.iit.e.1 iiinousrioos for aU.ul two
Tin
" (--t in the sliae of an apple
"'lr"r i wi.rrvinethefruitgrowers
'"'"I 11. -tale Thrt lror,iwsome
'"tiull white worm which enoon-
IU It,- -...1 ..f .1... . .1 .
"i mc i:iiiu oi lue trees
' iy until ii causes the blitrht
H was never heard uf before
""i and iheexperiinefital stations o
U; Lai-- ii .. ...
I. . '" UV me matter aua wn
r.
Mew Hlsisllbe I'srmfn.
Since tlie death of ColonelJames Yountt
it Middletown. V. F. Reynolds, of Centre
rountv. lays claim to tne line oi iarmer
kiiitfof Pennsylvania. Mr. Reynolds Is
the ow ner of nineteen larjte farms in Cen
tre eotinly. eighteen of thetu belnu in one
township and adjoining, baviug a total
average of 2.3".1 at res. and an assessed
valuation of ,.3,3oti. In the midst of his
farms he has a larpe prist mill, for the
purpose of preparing bis grain t-rows for
market. The annual production of these
..,.... .rpnti nearly SO.tWll bushels of
ai "r- -
s . t k e f hair lsli sl
1st anil ilVIT .If LUin t-J ...v--f
enormous productions ol all kinds of small
fruits.
In llie Pea
On Friday morning Sheriff Coulter left
i.M...i.nrr with nine prisoners for the
penitentiary aud landed them all safely In
thai institution. Their names and terms
were as follows: Harry Hough, burglary,
ru -:.rtt Klmer Brenneo. Xurgery. three
vears: John lieam. larceny aod receiving
stolen Koods. three years; Chauncey Myers,
larceny and receiving stolen goods, one
vear and two mouths; William F. McCoy,
...,lt and battery, oue year aud two
vviiiiuin R-fininiiton. larceny aud
receiving stolen goods, one year and two
.ini.ii Stromouest. horsestealing.
one year and two mouths; Wesley Dorman,
Had !- Kcsrs.
The worst mad dog scare ever known
in the central part of the slate Is now ter
roriziotr the residents of Poller s Mills, a
small village in the southern part of Ceo
tre county. About six weeks ago a strange
dog made his appearance al the farm
house of Alexauder McCoy. It was soon
noticed that the dog acted strangely, but
little was thought of It at the time. The
auiuiil remained only a few days, but be
fore it took its ceparture had bitten a val
uable cow. About a week ago tbe cow de
veloped one of the worst cases of hydro
phobia. She died inside of twenty-four
hours, and after removing the hide the
carcass was dragged to a ravine in the
woods, where It was left unburied. It was
only the matter of a few hours until the
dogs in the de'.ghborhood found the carcass
and proceeded to feast, with the result
that several days ago every dog In the vl-
ciuity showed uomistabable svinptonsof
rabbies. A reign of terror at once began.
The dogs would bile at everything they
came across, and one child, was bitten. It
was not safe nor is it vet, for any person to
yenture out unless well armed. A number
of the dogs have been killed, but there are
yet quite a number of them at large. The
boy bitten has not yet shown any alarming
symptoms, but there is grave lear thai he
may do so at any time.
TAXPAYERS!
Notice Is hereby ajlven that tbe County Treas
urer ol OamSrla County will attend lor tbe pur
pose ol recelvtna; oounty. state and uog taxes
assessed lor tbe year Itlott. at tbe plsce ot haldlnc
electlona (or tbe usual place of receiving taxes)
In tbe respective d I urlcta. on tbe dates mention
ed below.
A discount of five per eent. will be allowed on
all taxes paid on or before October lat, and ater
October 1st 6 percent, will be added.
A New Elsxfrle Llajnl.
The New York IleraUl says: "Nikola
Testa has solved the problem which he set
before himself several years ago, and which
may revolutionize the system of lighting,
It is, electtical experts say, the nearest
perfect adadptation of the great force of
nature to tbe use ol man. la Mr. testa s
laboratory, in Houston street, is a bulb not
more than three inches In length, which
when the current turns into it becomes a
ball of light. The heat is almost imper
ceptible. With It a very large room is so
lighted that It is possiote to reau id any
corner. Vet this Is doue without films and
without the attachments necessary In ex
Isling lights. The rays are 93 strong that
the sharpest photographs may be taken
hv them. No new dvnamo is required to
nroduce the current. The bulb Is attached
ed with the street cur
rent. There is uo danger of harmful shock j do
The following cases were disposed of In
court last week in addition to those al
ready reported in the Fkekma.v:
Commonwealth vs. "Doc" and Peter
Disbong, William Hess and Frank Raf-
ferty; riot, assault and battery and con
spiracy. Jury find defendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs James Brendlinger;
defrauding a boardingbouse keeper.- Jury
find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Grumbling,
Andy Fiscus, William Rager, John Rey
nolds, George Karringer, Ed-vard Lock ley.
Benjamin St. CJair, George Dixon, George
Blackburn and Robert Ashcorn; keeping a
gambling house and being common gam
blers. The case against Benjamin St.
Clair was non prossed. Jury find Lockley
and Uixon not guilty and tbe county to
pay the costs, the others were ' found not
guilty aud tbe costs equally divided be
twen the defendants and George Jones, Sr.,
and George Jones, Jr., the prosecutors.
On The civil list the following cases were
disposed of:
Marcul Wohl vs. Morris Lesko; assump
sit. Jury find for the defendant
Elizabeth Thomas vs. The Protection
Mutual Fire Insurance company. Jury
find for plaintiff the sum of $2,000 with
interest.
William Lloyd vs. Heary E. Dunlap,
continued.
Cresson &. Clearfield Coal & Coke com
pany vs. t.. u. miles, continued.
Daniel King vs. Marry Wissinger, con
tinued.
Johnstown Driving Park association vs.
Alex. Adair, non-sutL
Clara L. Pfoff vs. Anselm .Weakland,
continued.
Gueuner A. Company vs. the City of
Johnstown, continued.
George R. Glass vs. Cambria Poor Di
rectors, settled.
A If. Heslop vs. W. B. Keller, settled.
P. B. Zentmever vs. John E. Blunt, con
tinued.
James Adams vs. Richard Adams, con
tinued.
Equitable Building fc Loan association
vs. Henry J. Deat et al., continued.
Albert S. Witt vs. James K. Boyd, con
tinued.
John Mangus vs. Ira Bloom, settled.
Joseph Cramer vs. J. K. Strayer, settled.
NORTHERN UISTRICT.
Alleabeny township.
Atbvllle borouah ..
Barnesbnro borough-...
Hrr township ........
Black lick UiwnKb Ip
Cambria townablp.
Carrolltown Borough
Varroll township ........
Cheat Sprtntra borougb... ..
Cheat townnblp ..... .
Clearfield township ....
Croyle township ..
Cresson township .....
Ujsd township ,,
Ebensburg borouah
Elder township.
oallltsin boroo Kb .... ,
OalltUtB toWDShlp ...
HastlOKS borouah
Jsckson towDPtalp
Lilly borouicb
Loretto burouab.
Munster towos.ilr -
Patton borouKb
fortaae boroutrb .. ..... ....
fortaere township
Reade township. East
Keade townsblp. South
NpmDKler borouah.
Sootb Fork borouab. ..
Summerhill borouicb July IS
Summe hill township...... July 13
Busquebanna township Inly 39
Tunnelhill borough ...Aaicutt
Wssnlnicton township. Inly 14
White townentp Auicuit 13
Wilmore borough J u y 13
Tbe county treasurer will be In the Treasurer's
office. Eoeosbure'. every Saturday trom July 36th
to August 33nd. and every day after Mutant 83d.
M . tt. XSAKK.E.K,
County Treasurer.
Treasurer'! Office, Ebensburg. Pa.. June (Kb I8w6.
June l 4t
Tbe employes of the wire and nail mill
of the Consolidated Steel Jfc Wire Nail
company, at Beaver Falls, were mncb sur
prised Saturday eveulng upon quitting
work to be informed that the mill would
no; resume operation on Monday. They
were not Informed how long the shut-down
would last. Tbe rod mill of tbe same firm
will continue in operation. The shut
down throws about six hundred hands out
employment.
..... Ansjnst 6
.... Auaupt It
.........JalV 21
July
.....July S
July
laty 17
July 17
August 4
August 14
. Aue-ust 3
July 1
July 90
....Aueust 10
..July II
Ja y 23
., , August T
....August 1
. Julv 22
July 25
July 14
-Ausut t
luly 18
July 34
.. Jnly 16
July 1
....auku.i 11
....Aus-utt 13
JulvM
July 10
All Kinds ami Sizes for Sale by
B. U JOHSSTON. M.J. BUCK. A. W.BVCK.
CSTISUSXID 1873.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
BANK KHS.
EBENSBURG. - PENN'A.
A.. W. BCI'H, CMfclwr.
EsriausiID 1888.
FINANCIAL STATtMENT OF DEAN
SCHOOL DISTRICT. EUR THE FISCAL
YEAR EN MNO JUNE 1ST, 180a.
Whole number of schools ........
Number of teachers employed
Number ot pupils enrolled in all
schools . .. ........ .
Average dally auendance......
the
6
128
OS
Amount of tax levied lor school purposes t 938 so
Amount ol tea levied lor build lag pur
poses... 40333
TREASURERS ACCOUNT MONEY . RE
CEIVED.
Balance oa hand trom last year.... ....$ 188 13
Received trom state appropriation . .. 4JT 86
From collector, Inclodlna- taxes of all kind 1 108 84
From county treasurer, unseated lanJc,
fines, ete . ............ 11 h 84
From all other sources 107 TS
Total receipts fZ.oM M
TREASURERS ACCOUNT MONEY PAID
OUT.
For teacher's wanes l.Mi 00
17 71
Si 87
1UJJI
Carrolltown Bank,
UAHROLLTOWN. PA.
T. A. SHABBAF6H, Cashier.
General Eautim Business Traisactei.
Tbe following are tbe principal features ol
general baasing business j
DEPOSITS
Received payable oa demand, and Interest bear
lng certificates issued to Urn depositors.
LOANS
Extended to customers oa favorable teams and
approved paper discounted at ail times.
COLLECTIONS
Made la the locality end upon all the banking
twni In the United Stales. Charges moderate.
' "'DBtAFTS
Issued aee-oUable la all parts of the United
Spates. andftoreUta change Issued oa Ml part.
of Europe. -
: . ACCOUNTS
Of merchant. farmers and olh,0''c,,'d1-Jf
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Patronsareessared that all transactions shall
be held as stiiotly private and confidential, aad
i "at the" wtlt be treated as llberaUy as good
banking rales will permit.
JOHNSTON. BPCla CO.
OILS! OILS!
17 S-i.
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating
and Lubrieaiin? Oils
33 00
10 00
44 31
363 28
1S3 37
For rent and repairs
For fuel and eontlnceneles
Fees of collectors. See 84. treasurer 844 si.
Sa lar. of secretary, expenses, stationery.
postage, etc... ...
For printing and auditors
roracDuoi oos
For maps aod slot as
For all other purposes and sundry ex-
peases
Total money paid oat .......81.816 78
RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES.
Cssb on band 141 TS
Amount doe district ... 1U&4
WM. HILllMBKANIIT.)
M.R. BATTS. lAadltor.
v.l. FULTON. S
Tbe above account be been duly audited hy
the auditors ol this district, and certified by tbem
to be correct
O). W. BROWN, J O. MoMULLEN.
Secretary. President.
Jane is St
I rpHE Fbkbmab- and the Semi- Weekly Plusbura I
I X post at oaly 82.00 a year. All us news.
ft. I USD. BiTSlOTHiDa
REED &. READE,
Attorneys at Jiw,
EBENSBURU. - - - PBNNA.
SrOBM oa Centre i treat. w
KllTELL Sc LITTLE,
Attorneys txt laAV.
EBENSBURU, PA.
Sa-O0l9a la Opera House.
TW. DICK, . .
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
4KeSpeolal atteaUoa to 1vea cUlnis for Pcn
sloa Boaaty. ete.
F. McKEN RICK,
J.
aVOBee oa Centre street.
ATToaaar d oovasaixom at uw,
EBENSBURU. - PA
Policies written at abort as ice la the
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA'
tad other Flret Clskaa t saipSBlra.
T. W. "DICK,
UFT I'OK THE
OLD HARTFORD
FIKBINSURMCEGOllT.
MIMMKNCr-l Ml'SlNESS
1794.
Ehenshnra.Jnty 1. issa
We challenge comparison ith JVmk'Vl
every Known proauci oi peiroi- 1 mil jjiuiiiicia jauuiaju
eum. If you wish the
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
MADE FROM PETROLEUM.
Host : Uniformly: Satisfactory: Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
PinSBl'KO 1EPT
PITTSBl'Rtr.
PA.
eetis.wly.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Atrned estate ol John A. Blair.
Not'ce la hereby riven that Jubo A K'alr and
Jaae A. Blair. bta wile, on tbe 2tb dajr ol My
ISwo, esecateil a oeed el voluntary assianmpet u
ine atxleralaned transferrins: all the etate. real,
personal and mixed ol the ald Joba A Blair u
treat tor the aenent ol bis creditors. A II persona
Indebted to said assiKned estate are herei-y Bvli
Oed to make pevmebt to me witboat delay, and
those iiavlop: elaima ssalnat tbe same will pre
sent tbem properly authenticated.
M It. HEARER.
assignee.
Eoensharx.Pa., May 28th.tss8. 6u
a m ki; i sr. rK
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
W 111 toimediatftv StrcDthcn Sioma.'b aod Re
store A.ictite. Kor sale t.y lrai:i" a or t-rnt
rona-tlv hy matt on receipt ft price. S"v. a
BallKD IKIU(X.. I'hiladrl, hta. Pa.
Ner. 1 Sin.
Ebeaslnri Fire Insnrance Apcy
rjT. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Aent.
EBEXSItrjifJ. I'A.
JOHN F. STRATTON'S
CELEBRATED
11. UYEia.
ATTORN ET-AT-LA W
EaaaaBirae. Pa.
aVOIea la Collenade Row. ea Ceatw, street.
H.
D
UNALD E. DUFTON,
ATTORN ET-AT-LA w ,
Es sassc aa, PasraA.
Ofllos Ul Open Hoasa, Center street.
mountain House
Shaving Parlor
Located on Centre street near Mountain Moaae
ethce. Shavlnc. Hair ('altloa and Sliimjoo
Inc done la tbe aeateet aa.l lieat manner. A
bare el yonr patronaate solleited.
Rt BER T CASS1UY.
GAT1CCR
taa iawn ITRril m
buU rrtv lra (jutmii a fti-aat
as iim St. On ma aet i
MANDOLINS,
loportcn of and Wholt-ulr Ocalm hi n kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
811. 813. W5. tl7 liiit Vih St.. Kew Yorfc.
cd17e:d axle
UM.LI1 GREflSF
BEST lit TUB nlim n
ItaweauqualitWarnmaimuied. actnatl.
XR SALE R IEALEli" IViSalL
Me
burglary, tour years.