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Tbe Et.n-l.n fair is now in full
Miry Kii.kead. of Johnstown, is
'rfri Kbensbur.
" ...;.. K. kei.rode.of Carrolltown.
" 'V, v f'rt. nd- in Ebensburg, on Sat-
.. -. ii earlier this
l"KKKMA .
H;U''i'ftryiu8loBetaday
.wm-.-r. of the Spangler SfHii
W1 j.,.KfMAx oftiM a pleasant
- M'- ..l..f!r V.millil Unrns.
, ! iavi. daughter of Lemuel
, t- - i livif incr rela
te
ind, ... KlH-nburg.
tl, r.rk band ana tue i.anuziu
i-' i i,-r.- on Wednesday
; Ur I.utli.-r dieu ai me uoiut ui
.w,ihrr. l.'1 -;
jF"! .a-i'-
-i tr?-
'r-i.KivU.r.of llie Hastings Trib-
t"'' ' .I . I' '..lit. .till VU-Ai
,,.u i.u M 'inlay a- spectators at
.ral:." ...I-VtrtitJo...
, !,: Jri-ii !' uar iiui in-u , i -r
"'. i v i .-Mialfd wilUin thirty
.... 1. 4 nrnli:n cliilti
a .- : . v: .,
,, I ai.-'lii'" .1 'Uiriai nuuia u
''' ,,,1 jmI was buried in Lloyd's
V'f'"i,"""i a '",y '" li,e ,K'r"
" . ti a' Ur leU consecutive
i. rVrl) a.
-I
Mji:. at. !.!.' iallilin, has tieeu
i.f LaiN al the Opera
u lL, a -. . a. ii eemii minn
lt,r) l.ae U-eii iil-eially pat-
jj K ' a "t r rtsiueii l (J 1 1 a I -
1 cvi iu I I.f inoiil hir-pi tal ltr tlie
i. . t.r i. Ili relative knew
..f LiJraM iiiilli lu evk alter
i I . . - V I W-
, i. Ur briut- Hi l al I nil lowii-hlp oil
jiulla-l n k. a'i-d alMjiil .o years.
. urwt.ii t ln-r hiilalid, three
ti:i-ai'nth i-i.i .iaiiirliu r. of Mr. and
Join. Uahry. Ji . of Lilly, died at
Luicu! tin-(an ni. on Saturday and
: urinl iii tie I allioiii' l eliielerv, al
. .n.Ja aflfi !ili.
t Uviiia I arl riuhl. aired ."iyears.
.;rk l U.e fa-t mail at New Flor
in .M iinlay in-n. i iiiT and iuslaully
i u a t n- i i.jj llie trai t anil
iari-of ilie api-roai hint iraiu.
jt.rt Wa.kn. if Hai neloro, a
rii4"'.l in Kiiu'tiiS mine, wa
... U a lali ! ' "al on Wednesday
ui'j! 'a-! n k and ei ul;eil lo dealli.
i- iiA.ui : yrai ate ai. j i ur i v -
atttiu ami tliro- small chtidrcu.
l) 7.1,.. an Italian m ho was ad-
Iu ibc A'Ui-liuiiB trcm Lil'y. dieU
Li;m-ntul!iiti uii iast Satii.'day tEorn-
M Br;i.'lii"s ili-a,e. He i.- lUUl
ir i.f ik'r anil i.a.1 been ifs ;t fvun-
. kl ;. var-. 11 is rem a: r.- ere in-
: a :t Aimiiuiise eerueiery.
-Cin.t.r;a t oimty Uai'.road Com-
i'Cjiutria. vs a charlered at Har-
7 i.u Moh'Jav. The route will btr
ft jl'.un i-uiiiery. nn llie Cambria and
r.t:il raiin aJ. u the borough of
iW d:-ta!ne i.f eetl DlileS. M.
I if'.riJ.uf Hai r i -lui i n is president of
J.l.i:v.
1-i-litT t'uiitruiler Jnhn J. ISrown. o'
.tli. d :eti inldeii!y at his home iu
U at nil line h'i-Iim U on Tuesday
i if hV a -eied with hemorrhace
J..i b and expired in a few min
Hr . I!ruu bail been ill fur several
tut until ivi'eiitly no alaruiii.i;
ba'l drVfluped. He was about
ai rxaiiiiiiatimi for teachers
i:u Kelief'iuie on Friday there
1 --l:ve appln anl examined. Thi
-ar ii,e iui f i iiiiuiber ever ex-
.11 Cent r ri.ulitv. It is acrrmnlMl
ifrt tl, r.T l ..., I s
. .... icn uiriiiuifs
' atrr tuiues. and youiiK and old
If Hi !n-. KcMilt k II l,!unlirl
i , aii,-.
E ..zav:b Keek, of liiimsjde town-
-r!ifij ri.iii.tv ii,.uir.,.;,iu
;i !i Jin,.-. ,r is remarkablv
"t'-i.f her e ir-. as she dH-s her
lyherelf. alihousrh her
In!
a iiorl di-tance away.
n: ,ri-e,i fr.im (irniauy tiefore
'' 'l ""'!-. and has iiot yet seen
Ue"r a:.r-a l car.
l- h.iiie I cmuanv has la-en
''' Ui.,ii,i: irk on its new line
J L:--i"!i and (Jalliuin. The
fura- iHinii.rhill, butCon
":; r ',i ,)() furt,er i.
'n-tany j ot e ure tbe
J!- 1 I." is hnxtvpr
' new nne will I-
r- ll.e tir,t ,,f ,i ...
1"':'J Hie ret-eiot nf a e.m-
. ,,,irseu ana tietter
iiis.'ia; f ,ir ti. be held by
,:"' r:! A--.M lHtiun atCarroil
:"l:!rr -'4 and -jr.. The
' M i- . i. mint' exhibi-
"--r. uiander and tx-tter
' ':" pre,!..; ,. r. ..... ..... j..:,
et.:u.ier- f the Frkkmax
4 ...
'ii-r- in t, railroad mines
' i i;l,;irn. Hackett and
1 '"! Hi,,.':
,s 'iiiiiin oi ine
rj ' have lieeu no
i, t,, - ifi. a.... .
"ii er)iemler 1st
r-!.-e t.. , .. - .. .
ki i"e rui, I lie
liwii. and lifleen
i brown out of em-
f-t lit
't I't;ri;
'III (.f (
V:. ,
1 t . . .
B..
a re-pw-ted and es
artield township.
- I on Friday. Aui?-
iries received f mm
hort time
a- jlnt f. vears of aire.
irv;v'- lniii a wife and two
were Interred in
""'flll.if.
h!?" v-natorial conferee
evenin and ince
" " ' 'iiui; a setul-rx-ca-
ti'"" a ...I : i
- "nu n iney take a
'i"'rii f.r ,f, l, ...
" '-'-re,. f,,r. Appleby and
Vt:L apparent pros
. " l" any agreement. We
""fcilal.t;... .....
1 I JI ln,? town and
uiiiil after the elec-
', JI',-r. a U.arder at the Co'-
w,,' found dead on
.JI "U.ts,J-hotel abou:i:30
fcLf 1 "rby. Mr. II un
' r.ao..'V" " k"n. aUut
tfc,,i e ra!l,in trom the
T, rJ "'-"ry, probably whi'e
k i, , UHly wa clothed Id
' and arm were broken
''crLsLed in.
On Wednesday last Alf. Kinsey and
William Kissel killed thirty-live rattle
snakes on the mountain near Liponier.
They bad them strung on a pole and
hroupht to ltoucber. where they were on
exhibition. Most of the snakes were
young ones, there beinn three that were
old and had lots of rattles.
Mr. Griffith Ashdown, who a dozen
years ago, with his family, was a resident
of Ebensbnrg. but since that time a resi
dent of Cleveland. Ohio, Is visiting friends
in Ebensburg. He is accompanied by bis
sons, James and William, now young men.
They made their journey on bicycles,
leaving Cleveland on Thursday of last
week and arriving Id Kbeosburg on Tues
day evening, having traveled leisurly
along for the purpose of seeing the coun
try. An exchange says men have various
ways of carrying their money. Hutchers,
grocers and bakers carry it in a crumpled
wad. Bankers in nice clean bills laid out
in full length in a morocco pocket book.
Brokers always fold their bills twice. The
young business man carries his money in
his vest, pocket, while the sporting man
carries his in his trousers pocket. Farm
ers and drovers carry theirs in their in
side pocket. Editors carry thuirs in other
people's pockets.
The Republican congressional confer
ees of this district have agreed to disa
gree and as a consequence they are holding
l wo separate sessions. One set of Bedford
cou my's conferees, favorable to.Tbrop,
along with the conferees of Mr. Evans
from this county, will meet at Altoona to
day (.Thursday), while the conferees of
Blair and Somerset and one set of confer
ees favorable to Hicks from Bedford coun
ty will meet at the same time in Tyrone.
They are pretty widely apart and there Is
no telling at tliis time of the result.
James Greeu, a resident ot Philadel
phia, threw himself in front of au Eleventh
avenue car in Altooua on Saturday with
suicidal inlei.t. The fender pushed him
about ."ill feet before the moloruiaii could
bring the car lo a standstill. Green was
picked up and removed to the city hospit
al, here it was discovered that he was iu-
oxicaled. He was terribly bruised, but
may recover. I'pon regaining conscious
ness the would-be suit ide said he was tiled
of life and thought that was as good a way
lo end his existence as any other. He says
he is unmarried.
The bv-product coke ovens w hich have
been iu the process of erection at iMmbar
for a year and a half, and whose trial tests
have been looked forward to with so much
interest by the coke and iron men, are an
umi uali tied success, savs the Greeiishuig
I'rtxM. This fact has l-een demonstrated by
a trial drawing of a few ovens which
show eil the coke to lie of a superior quali
ty. Nine of ibe fifty ovens have Uvu
charged and draw n with the most satis
factory results, tbe coke proving to In.- as
dense a;id hard as the Itest coke made in
the beehive oveus. The plant is not quite
completed, but is iu shape to produce coke.
Krai t !! TriiMlm.
Mary Atkinson to Sarah E. Miller. Etst
Conemauifh aud Franklin, consideration,
tl.
Mary Atkinson to John Atkinson et at..
East Coueinaush.
(ieorue H. Brown et i.x. et al. to Fi d
erick Krebs. Johnstown, tl, ',"
Sheriff of Cambria county to M. D.
Killed, Washington, J4..
M. I). Kittell et ux. to Adam Smith,
Washington. $1.3iu.
William J. Comerford et ux. to Arthur
Comerford. Loretto. t'K
Frank Bowers et ux. to Sisters of Mercy,
Cresson township, tl.
Mary J. Boyd el yirto Mahlon W. Keim,
Johnstow n, t4.."i(J.
Peter Boley et ux. to Rev. Thomas
Rosensteel, Allegheny, t3).
Frank Blenck to Alois Hillenbrand,
Richland, tl.JO.
Margaret Edwards et al. to Barbara L.
Palmer, Lower Yoder, tl.
Joshua K. Duncan et ux. to C. E. Tay
lor, t:$.ooo.
Jan es S. Oborne et al. to Edmund Liv
ingston. Johnstown, tl.
George llabicht to Con.ad Leckey. Low
er Yoder, :).
James McCloskey et ux. to Hugh Mc
Closkey, Johnstow n, tl
Hugh McCloskey et ux. to James Mc
Closkey. Johnstown, tl.
W. F. Cornelius et ux. to Zebulon
Thomas. Reade, tfi5.
G. Pfister to Cambria and Clearfield Rail
road company. Cresson tov nship, tl.
John Pfister to Cambria and Clearfield
Railroad company, Cresson low nship, t"J..
Ed ward O'Jrien et ux. et al. to Cambria
and Clearfield Railroad company, Cresson
township, t"i).
John Williams et ux. et al. to Susan Mc
Curdy. Morrellville, tl.
Charles W. Williams et al. lo John
Williams. Morrellville, tl.
J. F. Goughnour et ux. to trustees of the
Brethern church. West Taylor, ti.
Fred Bland et ux. et al. to Frank Motb
ersbaugh. Reade, t.35.
J. K. Carnev et ux. to Mutual Building
Jfc Loan association. West Taylor, tl.
Margaret Fogle et al. to John J. Mc
Caun, Lilly, tl.
Starrlaa Llrmnm.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of tbe Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, Septem
ber 2. J .:
Frank Lund and Emma Wilson, Patton.
Samuel Stephens and Maggie Melvin,
Johnstown.
Dominic Concil and Mary Corl, Frugali
ty. George A. Stein and Joy II. Miller,
Johnstown.
Joseph P. Miller. Barr township, and
Rachael Ann Engie, Spangler.
Johu J. Maloney and Maggie Moore,
Johnstown.
August Skaaczoosky and Annie Bubulis,
Barnes boro.
Samuel Buterbaugh and Edith May
Williams. Amsbry.
lo
i iiuaius, n uiu, j .
John Urda and Mary Zebs Dansak, Dun-
William .1 Mnrtin and Hattfe M. Rose.
Mineral Poiut.
Joseph Kovacs add Hegedus Borbala,
Puritan.
John W. Entler. Spangler, and Agnes
Valallay. Barnesboro.
Benjamin M. Jenkins. Johnstown, and
Lizzie M. Brallier. Jack sou township.
Jacob M. George, Croyle township, and
Fist her C. Crum, Portage.
Simon E. Koon'.z. Johnstown, and Ida
B. George, Bedford. Pa.
A Hew Skblal.
On Monday a new schedule went Into
effect on the Cambria fc Clearfield division
of the Pennsylvania railroad Following
are the changes on the Ebensburg branch:
Trains arrive at Ebensburg Trom Cresson
and the north at 7:33 and 10:W A. m.. aud
3:06. 5:.5 and 9:1. P. M. Trains leave Eb
ensburg enst 7:.1 and 10:03 A. M.t and 3:OT
ij-.M and 7:30 P. M.
Trains leave Vintondale east at 1:40
and6:IOH. m. Trains arrive at Vinton
dale at 11:15 a. m. and 5:55 p. m.
Trains from Ebensburg arrive at Cresson
at 8:10 a. m. and 3:45 and 8:01 p. m.. con
necting on tbe main line with trains ea.'t
and west.
Jhnlaw m Fair.
For the Pennsylvania Exhibition and
State Fair, to be held at Johnstow n, Pa.,
September 7. to 12. inclusive, the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company will sell, on
those days, special excursion tickets to
Johnstown and return, from Altoona.
Greensburg. and intermediate stations,
aud from Ebensburg. Blairsvllle. and In
diana. Tickets will be good for return
passage until Sep temper U Inclusive.
for Conrf.
District Attorney Murphy has set down
fot trial the following cases on the days
mentioned below:
FOR Tl'lAL MONDAT, SEPT. 7TH.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas J. Royer;
illegal liquor selling; prosecutor, Thomas
P. Cullen.
Milton Westover, perjury; D. E. Notley.
William Ester brook' fornication and bas
tardy; Amelia Wi'.l.
Jacob ReigbarJ. surety; Lula Gardner.
Otho Horner, non-support, desertion;
Jennie Horner.
Thomas Funck. aggravated assault and
battery: John Roshau.
Joseph Cox, fornicatiou and bastardy;
Louisa Shirey.
John Aust, fornication and bastardy;
Edna Gitler.
Oliver Boyle, fornication and bastardy,
adultry; Emma Helsel.
John Axmaker, surety, larceny, and re
ceiving; Amelia Axmaker.
Johu Axmaker, horse stealing; Amelia
Axmaker.
Lee Green, surety; William Inman.
Isaac J. Harris, surety, assault. and bat
tery; J. A. Blough.
David Varner, surety, carrying conceal
ed weapons; F. Kissel.
FOK TISIAI. TI ESIIAT, SEPT. 8TH.
Commonwealth vs. Clyde Lewis, feloni
ous assault and battery, surety; prosecu
tor. Charles Hoff man.
Isaac Bumgardner, aggravated assault
and battery; H. B. Kauffman.
Patrick Conville, malicious mischief; I.
R. Snyder.
Patrick Conville. malicious mischief; I.
R. Snyder.
I. R. Snyder, malicious mischief; Pat
rick Conville.
I. R. Snyder, surety; Edward Clark.
Edward Clark, surety; 1. R. Snyder.
Rose Rye, larceny by bailee; G. W.
Porch.
Ephraim Dorman, larceny by bailee;
Charles Amby.
George R. Miller, fornication and bas
tardy; Rose Clark.
John M. King, fornicatiou and bastardy;
M ary Green.
Jeff. Brown, fornicatiou and bastardy;
Ellen Nagle.
Henry M. II ill, fornication and bastardy;
Mary E. Cook.
William Boone, fornication and bas
tardy; Amanda Blake.
Daniel Omsted. fornication and bastardy;
Margaret Hoerle.
Mary Fox. disorderly bouse: Mary Nen
steil. John Shenloff, fornication aud bastardy,
Sarah Johnson.
Fol! TlilAI. Vi KHXtSllA V, NKPT. 9TII.
Commonwealth vs. Fred Smaltz. rape;
prosecutor. Hiram Orris.
Hiram Orris, rape. Susan Wolf.
Charles Rice, larceuy and receiving;
Charles A. Pierce.
Julius Bee, illegal liquor selling; Jacob
Wendell.
William Bradley, burglary; Sabina
Ryan.
Louis Mazulla. aggravated assault and
brttery; Gabriel Pasqueen.
Gabriel I'a-qiieeu. assault and battery;
Louis Mazulla.
John F. Overdorff, forgery; Simon Over
dorff. Johu F. Overdorff, forgery; Simon Over
dorff. FOR TKIAI. THURSDAY, SEPT. lOT'H.
Commonwealth vs. George Doriuau, rob
bery; prosecutor, M. A. Riffle.
William Alexander, robbery; Joseph
Roberts.
Isaac Hardy, assault and battery, re
sisting au oflicer; James Gillespie.
Michael Flynn et al., larceuy and re
cieving; E. J. Dunlap.
Philip Krook, assault aud battery, in
tent to kill; P. M. Swope.
John Ilellstrom, arson; H. Hoffman.
Elmer Wise, arson; H. Hoffman.
Thomas Pitchford, assault and battery;
Mary Ann Pitchford.
Mary Young et al., larceny and receiv
ing; The mas Pitchford.
James Young et al., assault'and battery;
Thomas Pitchford.
Julius Rager, assault and battery ; James
Null.
Andrew Piusko et al., resisting an of
ficer; H. Kirkpatrick.
John Davis, malicious mischief; II. M.
Galbreath.
FOR TRIAL FRIDAY, SEPT. llTH.'
Commonwealth vs. Blanche Tubey, lar
ceny aud receiving; prosecutrix, Etta C.
Luther.
John Pischoola, larceny and receiving:
A. P. Audersou.
Edward Fleck, larceny and receiving; A.
P. Anderson.
Edward Fleck, larceny aod receiving;
McC'lellen McCracken.
John Smedlot-k et al., aggravated as
sault and battery; John Cramer.
John Cramish. aggravated assault and
battery; John Cramer.
Harrison Haslett et al., defrauding
boarding-house keeper; Hannah Davis.
F. W. Clark, forgery; George W. Olwine
Homer Somerville, assault aud battel y;
John E. Donaldson.
John E. Donaldson, assault and battery;
Homer Somerville.
Donald us Rager et al., larceny and re
ceiving; P. W. Varner.
Frank (Juegliarrells, forgery; J. W.
Gore.
John Kiley et al., assault and battery,
intent; Joseph Farren.
Thomas Cunningham, assault and bat
tery; Harvey J. F. Mears.
FOR TRIAL SATURDAY,. SKPTKM KKK 10TH.
Commonwealth vs. Micky Priest, horse
stealing; prosecutor, Cloyd Roudabush.
Henry McGough, cruelty to animals;
Silas W. Long.
Samuel Proctor, nuisance, keeping a
yicious dog; Charles E. Ernst.
A. E. Shaffer, kidnapping; William Smi
ley. ( Lum Quin, assault and battery, surety;
Charles Yake.
Lum John, assault and battery, surety;
Charles Yake.
Philip Pritcb et al., surety; Caron
Leabey.
William Allen, larceny and receiving;
Michael Casiday.
J. E. McDougal, defrauding boarding
house keeper; P. L. Carpenter.
m
H art mt Mpaaaler.
On Friday of last week Misses Celia
Kirscb and Elmira Bearer, of Spangler,
were out driving and when near Lanlzy'a
railroad crossing a train came along aud
frightened the horse. Miss Bearer got
out and held the animal until the traiD
had passed and then got Into the buggy.
She had scarcely got seated in the vehicle
when a "pusher" that was following the
train came along and the horse agaio be
came unruly. Miss Bearer again jumped
out and caught tbe horse by the head but
the animal was by this time thoroughly
terrorized, and Iu his frantic efforts to get
avay jumped a fence with the plucky girl
hanging to him, which she continued to do
until she brought him to a stop, the engin
eer in the meantime having shut off tbe
steam, and both he and tbe fireman going
to the assistance of tbe ladies. Mis Bear
er was thoroughly exhausted and was also
badly hurt, one limb being sprained, aud it
is probable that It will be some time before
she will be able to be out.
Alleged sugar agents are reaping a rich
harvest among the farmers In some sec
tions. They take orders for sugar by tbe
barrel at a low rate. The "sugr" arrives
all right, and the agent pocksts the price,
but when tbe barrel Is opened it is fouud
to contain common salt, with a few pounds
of sugar In a compartment at each end of
the barrel.
Ibe nemoeratle Canaty Coaventtan.
On Monday Cambria county's Democrat
ic county convention met in Ebensburg for
the purpose of placing in nomination a
county ticket to be voted for at the coming
election. The delegates were a represent
ative body of our best citizens and they
performed their duties with sound judg
ment by placing in nomination a ticket
worthy of the support of the good citizens
of all parties.
At eleven o'clock Chairman II. A. En
glehart called the convention to order for
the purpose of electing officers of the con
vention. One hundred and two delegates
answered to the roll call and on motion
made and seconded, W. Horace Rose. Esq..
of Jobnstcwn, was unanimously elected
chairman, and D. A. McGough, of Ebens
burg, and R. II. Biter, of Portage town
ship, were elected tellers.
Mr. Rose, on taking the chair, made a
characteristic and able address to the del
egates and people assembled, which, at its
conclusion, was roundly applauded. After
the appointment of a committee on reso
lutions, consisting of Thomas P.Sheridan,
of Couemaugh; Edward II. Bailey, of
Johnstown; R. L. Bowers, of Reade town
ship; D. W. Luke, of South Fork, and P.
J. Detrich. of Carrolltown, ths convention
adjourned to meet at one o'clock for the
purpose of nominal'ng a ticket.
Promptly at one o'clock the convention
reassembled aud at once proceeded to bus
iness. The first .thing in order was the
nomination of a candidate for county
treasurer aud for this oft ice the names of
John II. Waters and Jay Wood ring, both
of Johnstown, were placed- before the con
vention. The first ballot resulted in the
nomination of Mr. Waters by a voteofTl to
31. After the announcement of the ballot,
on motion of Edward T. McNeelis, Esq., of
Johnstown, the nomination of Mr. Waters
was made unanimous.
For assembly seven candidates were
named before the convention. Previous to
the balloting a proposition from a commit
tee of the People's party of Cambria coun
ty, was laid before tbe convention by Mr.
Edward H. Bailey, of. Johnstown, as fol
lows: "If the Democratic county couvemion
will accept one of our nomiuees for assem
bly, we will till our vacancies I. e. treas
urer and one commissioner from the Dem
ocratic ticket."
The name of Mr. A. P. Klrsch, one of
the nominees fur assembly on the People's
ticket, was placed iu nomination, but the
delegates were evidently not strongly im
pressed w ith the proposition.
The candidates named for assembly were
as follows: C. F. Frazer, of Hastings;
Blair Short, of Lilly; Dr. William Rauch.
ot Johnstown; John O'Toole, of Johns-,
tow n: Dr. H. Somerville, of Chest Springs;
Thomas J. Ilell, of J.ihnstow u, aud A. I.
Kirscb, of Barr township.
On the second ballot Messrs. C. F. Fra
er. of Hastings, and Thomas J. 1 tell, of
Johnstown, were nominated.
Tbe ballots on assembly were as follows:
Balhila I J ! 2
Hlseellaaeaaa Hatleea.
o
NE-HliKSE hay rakM lor tale cheap at DUK-
TOWS. juiyxtn-
to lJUF TON'S for fruit can. -
4 ."
33
111
43
40
Messrs. Frazer and
unanimous and the
Frazer
Short
Rauch
O'Toole
Somerville
Itell ;
Kirsch
Withdrawn.
Tbe nominations of
Itell were then made
convention proceeded to the nomination of
candidates for county commissioners.
For this office there were eight men
named, of whom David Costlow, of Johns
town, was nominated on thw third ballot,
aud Thomas Hoover, of Cambria township,
was nominated on the tenth ballot. The
candidates named were: W. C. Berry, of
Wilmore; Peter Weitz. of Johnstown;
William J. Tierney, of Cambria township;
Charles Dunlap. of Carroll township; Dav
id Costlow, of Johnstown; Thomas Hoov
er, of Cambria townshio; P. E. Dillon, of
Elder township, aud Robert Ferguson, of
Blacklick township. Tbe name of Mr.
Berry was withdrawn after the 1st ballot;
lhal of Mr. Weitz alter the 2nd, and that
of Mr. Ferguson after the 3rd.
The balloting on commissioner was as
follows:
Ilaliots I f; 2 3 4 5, 6 7, 8 910
I-!!
.:is'.
. '5 3:
.'15.12,' 5i II 1
. j27j32,33 3U 30 M 32,27 20,10
.35! 44 7o!..l..j..l....l....
. 31 131 .'!! 32 27 211 31 30 43 ttf
. !2s,22 3M 33,31) 25 21 25 23; 9
J22;21 15I..1.. !..'.. i..L. I..
...5fi
...57
...IU
... 3
..13
Berry
Weitz
Tierney
Dunlap
Costlow
Hoover
Dillon
Ferguson
For poor director Raphael UJte, of Car
roll township, aud Johu Long, of Ebeus
burg, were placed iu nomination. The
first ballot decided in favor of Mr. Hite by
a vole of 72 to 11. His nomination was
made uuanimous.
For county auditors, five names were
placed before the convention, as follows:
James King, of Johnstown; F. E. Fara
baugh. of Carrolltown; Thomas F. Brady,
of Johnstown; Thomas A. M aiher. of Ad
ams township, and Fred B. Duerbeck, of
Johnstown. Messrs. King and Farabaogb
were nominated on tbe first ballot, which
was as follows:
King
Kara baugh...
Brad v
Mather
Duerbeck
After the ballot the nominations
were made unanimous aud the con
vention then proceeded to tbe selection of
a candidate for state senator.
For the office of state senator George F.
Bauer, of Johnstown, and Frank P. Mar
tin. Esq.. of the same place, were named.
The first ballot resulted in the selectiou f
Mr. Martin by a vote of oti lo 10.
For congress, the name of F. J. O'Cou
nor, Esq., of Johnstown, was presented
aud he was uuanimously chosen as the
choice of Cambria county for congress.
Messrs. O'Connor and Martin were each
empowered to select their own couferees.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following:
The Democrats of Cambria county, in
convention assembled, heartily pledge
their support to the nominees of the Chi
cago convention, the Hon. William J.
Bryan, of Nebraska, for president, and the
Hon. Arthur Sewall. of Maine, for vice
president. We hail the illuslrous citizen
of the Flatte as tbe tribune of the people,
as the courageous, able and sincere cham
pion of the rights of the toiling millions,
not of the English syndicates, the Wall
street trusts, aud the millionaire money
combines. In bis wise leadership we look
hopefully forward to success.
We have much reason to expect success.
We staud to-day tbe representatives of tbe
masses, and not of the classes. We stand
for the right, and. having full confidence
iu the common people, we go before them
with our candidates, firm iu the convictiou
that our cause will be austained.
We indorse tbe Chicago platform. We
accept it as the honest expression of hon
est delegates In one of the most marvelous
conventions in the world's history. We
accept it as the expression of the common
people, and not of political demagogues,
who have ruled tbe party only that the
classes might prosper at tht expense of
labor. We accept all its tenets, and we
pledge it our most earnest support.
We heartily indorse thecourse of Joseph
A.Gray, oue of tbe delegates from this
state to the Chicago convention, for the
bold and open position he took at said con
vention in favor of the people's cause, and
for bis loyal support since of the platform
and candidates there nominated.
We want to heartily commend the cour
ageous stand of the Johnstown Ornutcrat
and the Pittsburg Pout, each of which is
ably battling for the rights of the people.
We bespeak for each the support of our
party and friends, and we do especially urge
that efforts be mde to extend their circulation.
On Monday night white some children
were playing near tbe home of George Ed
wards, of Johnstow n, a lighted torch was
upset which, set fire to the dress of his
daughter Frances, aged 14. The girl Im
mediately started for home wbeo the wind
fanned tbe flames until she was so badly
burned tbat she died several hours later.
$4 per month and expenses paid good men
iJ lor taking orders. Steady work aol will
furnlab One outfit and choice territory. Apply
Proteoclve Narseriea, Uenevm, N. Y. July 3 4m.
WANTED A general representative In toll
county to ont anise local board lor tbe
ArtlaaD' Sartor and Loan Association. Ad
dress 1 Filth Ave., Pittsburg. Pa. mehZi
"f ANTED A reliable man to represent a loan
TV Institution in Cambria county Money
loaned Id ums ot (too to f lii.GOu. For particular
apply to W. M. DAVIS, Ccalport, Pa.
mcir.MiL
'I HE Ebenabunr Building At Loan Association
I will offer for sale at the Kejr Building. Kl
nsburg, on the fourth Monday Id July,
ra.O00.00. THUS. DAVIS,
X.BSTBB Limn KB, Secretary. President.
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.
Everybody, and especially tbe oyster-lorlng
people ol Ebensburg, are Invited to call at KotL
MeBreen'i Old Reliable Kttstauraot. wben they
want good, ireeh Oysters, by toe pint, quart or
gallon Or you can have them Stewed or Fried,
all at the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day.
octlltf
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Ilinminatins and Lubricating Oilsf
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
MADE FRQT.l PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Host : UMfonnly : Satisfactory : OAs
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
FITISBIJKO DEFT..
FITTSBUKO, FA.
oetlMwly.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule In eOeet November 17. 1SW.
'eMBirtleiBst Fresiea.
BAST.
Seashore Express, week d y.. . 8 Sn a m
A I toon Accommodation, week days H 23 a m
Main Line Expreas. daily ....lb a a m
Altoona Express, dally ...... 1 00 p m
tlarrlaburg Accommodation, Sundays
Mall Express, daily -. 6 17pm
Philadelphia Express. dally. Illpa
Johnstown Aeeoin modal Ion, week day .814am
Factor Expres. daily S ?7 a m
Way Fasseuger. daily ..... ...... 2 St p a:
Mall Train, daily 4 26 p m
Fast Line, dally . B 2S p. m
Johnstown Accommodation, week day. &4 p m
EbBatrr Brstaeh.
Train leave Ebensburg a follows: T.20 and
3.30 p. m. and arrive alltreajon at T.67 a. m. and
4.0& p. m. Leave t!resfon at V 3u a. m and 6.3&
p. ni.. and arrive at Ebensburg at lu.oi a. m..
and 6.10 p. m.
Cntasa mm a .' I ear II eld.
Ieave Irvona at 0.4& a. m. and 3.10 p. m. arriv
ing at Cresson at a 06 a. 01. and 4-lu p. m. Leave
Cresson 35 a. m. and 5.3U p. m., arriving at Ir
vona al lu.bS a m. and tt.fto p. m.
For rate, map, ete , rail on agent or address
Thos. E. Watt. F. A. W. D.. 30 Filth Ave..
FilUburg. Fa.
S. I. FKEVOST.
(leneral Manager.
J. K. WIMID.
leneral Manager.
Owens & Makin,
HUTCHBRS,
7T ?!
AU kinds of the Best lMej.t
fi-om selected stock kept at their
Daily Meat Market on Hie;h
Street, Ebensburg.
Give us a call.
sep4.ij
CREAM1 paimCATARRH
1 timieklg
Awl 6rL
OTraiuea (A
tlamal faanage,
Allay 'a in mmut
Ni(immaltoN,
UriiU tH Han.
mtrrf re
Jfn6niM ft ems
Additional fluid.
Rmlorem 1h
mmd AmeU.
It Will Cure COLD ".HEAD
A particle Is applied Into eacb Dostrel mod 1
agreeable. Frlr 60 rents at Druggists or by mail
ELY BKOTHLKS. 66 Warren Street. New xork.
aov.10M.ly
REDUCED
Iruui I u2. ii"
per iujUi ly a tiariu-
Irvainwui l tiro
tlrlnr Dhrsirlan '4 au tear' rxo-cw-io.
So 1imI t-tl-cU,.r ii.-u-11 11.1 f nrfu iu-1im .
K41 KLarvlnit. wrliifcH-9 r fialtlilti,. lui I
nmiM Mitrml health ami iM-muunes otnii.lexl.iH. 11'
-Aclaua auil maMt ladu-s lnd-w it. l b-Hisau-i-t cuiwl
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL
eonildentlaliT. Fr panu-uiara addma. with staiup
rQ CWrtCD -ini-.i,iiiiiiu
UK. Ol I UnK, h: M.u. km toitatut.
ocMft.M.ly
JOHN F. STRATTON'O
CELEBRATED
CP
MANDOLINS,
Importm of And Wholr-ule Drakn in ill kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Bll. 813. 815. 817 East 9th St.. New York.
FOR SALE. FOR SALE.
The following article will be said cheap for
cash or with good security?
two horse waitons 3 pair bob sleds. 1 one
horse sled, ooe Empire binder, one tbamplon
mowing machine. 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 d nnrr
bell.ztet work harness. collars. bridle. harness,
cbaiu and a general line i.f (arming impiiments.
Inquire of M. D. BE A KKK.
Aug.SStl.
WANTED BY
SAr.TL WELLS & CO..
7 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, a
LARGEST EXPORTERS OF CIBSEMG II TKI U. 1
mm itrBTS ssTXnB'',,-tofcw,',''rPr-,,,
PLCS FRES
rice no
lerfcCStJ
DEALER IN
iSTOVES, RANGES, FURNACES,!
Mooffing and SpmitiEig.
ARMCUILTll7IHiAIL IMPLEMENTS
OF ALL EIKTDS,
Tread Powers, Threshers and Separators, Iron and Wood Punin
Fence AVirc, Etc., lite., "
EBENSBURG, - - - PENNA.
JOS. HOME & CO.
Serge
Scllin:
Is what will occur here
while these wonderful qual
ities last at the prices. Six
inches of space can't tell
one six-hundredth part of
the merit of this Serge case.
Write at once for samples and
see for self this great Dress
Goods chance .
AII-Viol 1ILACK SKIUIF-S. 43 iiiches
wide, varl
40c.
All-Wool IILACK SKUr.ES. : inche
wide, yard
50c.
All-Wool COLOKKU SEKtJES, greens,
browns, blues aud garuet, 4- inrlies wide,
yard,
50c.
Other NEW FALL. WfM LEXS-clioice
and stylish TO 3 Yl.
PENN AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURG.
. Orphan's Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
By virtue or an order of the Orphan's court of
Cambria county. Pennsylvania, to me dlrerted. I
will expore to public sale on the premises In
Clearneld township, in said county of Cambria,
on
SATURDAY, SEIT. 5TII 1800,
at 2 o'elork. r. .. all that certain piece, parrel
or tract et land situate In the township of Clear
held, count? uM'ambria and state ol feonsyl
vanla. on the public road between Chest Sprint;,
and Ashrllle. adiolnlns; lands of Sutton heirs,
David Lllilnirer's John S McHugh. Thomas
Miller and others, contain in
200 ACRES
more or less, and bavin thereon ereried on one
end ol the laort a lame TWO STOKIED EK AME
HOU.SKand laraje Bank Barn and outbulldinK
and on the oilier end ol the land a TWO
.STOKIED FRAME HOUSE
and Barn and outbuildlnics. all bulldlng-s being
In good repair.
II It be desired by purchaser the said land will
be divldea Into two arts by a desiitnaied line
If thereby belter price can be obtained than by
selllnc the land In one wnale piece.
TEKMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent, ol the purchase money to be paid
in band at tbe time ol sale; tbe balance ol one
third at eonbrmation ol sale; one third In one
year, and the remaining third In two year from
confirmation of sale. Deterred aymenu to bear
Interest and to be secured by indR-ment bond and
inoruage ol tbe purchaser.
ANNA BUKK.
Administratrix ol tbe estate ol Edward Burk,
deceased.
Altoona. Fa.. August 10, I'M an It St.
JOHN PFISTER,
DEALER III
GEHER&L LIERCHUIDISE,
Hardware. Qnsware,
MADE-UP CLOTIIItlG,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TEUETABLM I If CtEASOH,
HaRNENN, ETC..
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
ma-i 301y
a. l. aacp.
MATSIOT tUDI.
REED & READE,
Attorneys , at J .jlav,
EBENSBUKi).
omce oa Centre street.
PENNA.
(4 28 03
KITTELL & LITTLE, -Attorneys
at Law,
EBENSBUKO. FA.
sr-Offlse la Opera House. S.9.M
W. DICK, r
ATTOKNEY-AT-UAW
Ebbhsbcb. Fbww'a
49-Speclal attention to given claim for Pen
sion Bounty, etc ehT-
TF. McKENKICK,
ATTOBBBT lD OOUItdBLLoB AT LAW,
EBENSBl'KO. - FA
-Offlee on Genu, street. .
H
n. MYERS.
ATTOHKET-AT-LA W.
Esimnms, Fa.
aV-OPe la Oollonad Kow. oa uum aire,
rONALD E. DUFTON
-L ATTOKN EY-AT- L,A W,
EBBH8BCB0, FB
VOffloa la Opera Hogs. Oentav straeC
WANTED
SALESMEN,
We want one
or two men In
ea-h Coon tv to take crJers for Nursery Mtock,
and are willlnr to pay wen lor srood work, w o
aaree to KEPLACE FKEE anythink that die
from natural cause.
We also have a choice line ol HEED POTA
TOES. GIVE t'S A TKtALv.
THE UAWKS Nl'KSKKY COMPANY.
KOCHEMTEK. N. Y.
Aur-Sa 9 4m.
rruEFiinn and the Semi. Weekly Plttabura;
X Fobt at only 2.u0 a year. AU the new.
dDurSemi-AEantsaS Clear
Sale is now is. ft wall pay
you to attcEid. 0ur entire
stock of Spring and Sum
mer goods must be closed
out by Sept. 1st to make
room for oejr fall stock.
MUia-JLESr,
The heading Clothier,
Ully, IPa.
SSBBBtBWSWBV 1 fBJBB BSBBBSBSh.
carl mvTNrcrs,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMKES & tJEWEtEfc,
AND DEALER IN
J;i m i i
1W4TCHES, CLOCKS,!
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, X
IMDSICAL INSTRUMENTS!
:
:
-AID-
0PTICALG0ODS.
SOLE ACJENT FOK TH E
CELEBRATED BOCKFORD
WATCHES.
:
:
CotaMMenia Watches:
e
In Key and Stem Winders. 4
larc;e selection of all X
:KIXliS OK JEWELUY AL-a
WAYS OX HAND.
X t5fMr Iinof Ji-weliy I unur-
4 pa-d. Comp and see for your-
flf li-fore pun haiiifr elc L-re
X tAll work guaranteed.
X CARL EIYLKIUS.:
x x
AT C. A. SHARBAUGH'S !
You will finl (he most complete assortment of Spring Clothing,
Hats, Shirts, Umlerwear and Shoes in the county at our store.
You will find Men's All-Wool Suits as low as 5. Better ones
from $G.oO to $18. Boys' Suits to fit boys age 14 to 19 years,
from $4 to $15. Child's Suits, age 4 to 14 years, at $1, $1.50,
$2, $3, $4 and $5 all well-made, neatly trimmed and perfect
fitting. All the new shapes in Spring Hats and a Fine Line of Gents'
Furnishings of every description. Also the best assortment in
Northern Cambria of Men's, Boys', Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes from $1 to $3.50 the pair all new goods and latest styles.
If you desire well-made and neat-fitting Clothing and Shoes it
will'more than pay you to buy from
G.A. Sharbauch,
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
Let Us Reason a Little.
If yotir horse rsits a shoe, you jr-t a horse h.er to r s-1 it.
If you neel a ierjleximr lescJ. quition solve.1, you po to a lawyer.
If you fall ill you have a I Vx-tor to u-Il you n lta" to take.
It is their Experience and Skill You Pay For..
Then why make an exception in the j-un-ha' of your Ini-? If you have a family
rv-ii? or a ire?-riilin to till. Spices. Flavoring Ex trsu !, Iinfcr. I'ateui Meli
cines, or anvthin to purclias- that a store ilevote-l ti l'nur may ke-p. Knt it
foilv rnfititl italitv with ju;uitilv ail i-t an inferkr artk-le.
taiT XV E 1 1 A Y K T 1 1 E B EST.
DAVISON'S - DRUG - STORE.
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