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OITICIA.L ELECTION RET-CrRNS
Election Held November 3, 1S96.
, ,!,.Ki;, CAMBRIA CO.. PA.
DEALER IN
. noVEMHEU . ls'.HJ.
S T. .!.-
Pres.
Cong, at Large.
Cong
Sen.
Assembly.
Treas.
Commissioner.
P. II. U.
Auditor.
ST0VES, RANGES, FURNACES
HooIIizig and Spouting.
A&!&ICUILTUKAL IMPLEMENTS
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i -h. i:J .o' Mininm, a
n.aau.ul Mrs. T. W. Dick.
" V-i'"'1' Altooua, on Saiui-
KISTI'.ICTS.
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a-
,..r,,u.oiia"d wif.-,of lilack
J '1' "... . f. w hours in town
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100
112
151
150
05
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14
158
05 00
158
071 150
162
97
160
94 150
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"' ,r sh.'.l.an. of Allegheny
T""" '" ,. .r t.i Ebt nsburir on
i! r,' n.-iitiitf will convene at
'' ... i!r- place on Monday,
',' ' . (.my. uf AIK-gluMiy town
l'T'ii :'r",n il l'iirl OI"' dUy 'USl
1 J.( ii;!..--ycar old daughter o!
i n'. - Judge, died a, the
i' I'ressoii, on hatur-
(,;ir.-n.
"'i (. i-, rry Harpter. of Altoo-
V''"r"v ir i,y a '"'iivy l'u'1'' of
J"J ' Mii.m him while unload-
"' ...Mon-'ina to Mr. C. II.
:'A '" '"-.j,.,. ero recently shot
;:-n in.i."" 'v,'n'' 1
i 1,fi;iii. .i -"ii f Mr. John
rr ".'!."(, l',,rk. was killed in
'"v',',",'i.iv i.ii-'ht I'V r""
"M 'r ,;l i lv an engine. He was
Kri,.r. ,.f A-hville. and Den
".t. ',f ll.iM'ti-- were taken to
"';",;',!a.,:lini on Wednesday by
'".r had heen former
the n-
' .. ,.,;,! . on this pasre crowd-
, r i,',. !,,.-ul matter ana je-
0" ''' T' ni . .......
I .u.., ,f ,nii iianer. i i.---
r,.;,iri.- I'N 4"rl
i ..... -i f tfriionn.
NlI,,j A-iait.r.. of Adams town-
.(. ;i.-t i-f nnttina up a
, i on Tnesdav fid I
,,. ..,,,.- (.i.itru.lnij: iroin im-
followed tin
lit- removed to
il there u ntil the
-nrvived by hi?
n , .t ;it 4 lel pavement in
. , fri.t.t of the business
i Mr l":irl Hiviriiiis.
. , j, ,1. li. '
'Ill'' were luinlMieii
i .. M ..... I -i n..
,rk .1. it." I .
rii -k I'.iail'i'V died at her home
i,.vinliip. on Sunday
.. ,;:. yi-.ir hi net i
l v l, r li'i-baiid and several
,1 iln n Ilt-r i !iiaiii i-n- in-
j,, o iio-tci y at Summit
I ;t Hi riiin-'.
V!-i'" 1:I'KV. OP iliilii tx
, j a I ,-i ir.'.- of tin- Cresson I ele-
1 : t
t j, . ili. il a! in-r noun- iii m-
,:n-,;.iv ii.orniii!.'. from typltoic
k'.iliv cuiiirai-ted the di-
,I1,,r.;tu l.er lirother, .lohn II.
:,,, roiiv aiici-nt.
I I ii i.-iT. residina near
i ., I iii":i t ..:! t y . had his cattle
. , , otvharJ recently and
,.- ; ; .- ili-ad. An exainina-
, : -il.-ad bodies revealed the
, . I . : 1. ..
,;a ; .i o! -ina.i appn- :u nn-
: h lie nppoed to have
Tli. niiiio.ei- far dead is
, r. t;..-.i :it hi- home in Al
:..i.iv ii. mh,!h. of paralysis
ilr. Miller wa born in
: i- ! i-,im,i-M A merica Ml I--.:' ami
I L..r. :;. in r'
i t : ;i ti. r
1,-y.h. He 1-
U i I .i v , . or the hast ward.
;J.n 11 L-h -treet in tronl ol
. on Wedne-dav iiiorninjr,
t-- ;i'oii. one id the front
u ! ami threw .vi r. wavis
-Tret. The accident wa
!. .'. hat holds the w heel on
ii-..in the axle. Mr. Davis
: y (u.ri.
; '. '.L't.t i v .loi.n sicLoy, a
. . .. :i ":i;nt tlie ettlllilv nf I
l.S ll .MIe dec ided that a
I y ehariii fee- fur one de
'! ;ii the u arrant. The
i : ii. I'oii-tahle a lee foi
,'.dr'er:y n-iurii and also a
j.'i- i.i e for tin- distance
1 .ir,.i,- -u,d tetut n.
; a : ;! never learn to stop
- t-. ';ii t the Uilehen lire.
' - in ,i i: j- -,ni warnings.
N . Sunday inoniii)!; a
.it. ti :. .1 ii, cau-ed an ex
!. - t il.c hon-e on fire and im
of h. r -ick husband and
a'l of hom w ere res-
'I'inel.ltV. The llllflirtll-
' vv a- tiiirned to death.
.:;i:un Carney and
re i-iiL'a.'i-il threshing al
--"-' ii v KM.and, in Monster
: iiii tl. it slier. The cli-
iiii!. around above the
': - !i.- e.in-e ai.l loose from
i' ! -tarted towards the barn
' i lu.iii i- sirnck it. The
' -!' y d imaged but no per--tl.ey
hn.i all gotten out of
-' My.-r-. a willow who was
! Vr.ai, ! Mr-. (;. R. Kj.pley, of
1"'i'n y hiirned on Tues-'"-I
-a kin a. Wh'.lestand
: 'l.f im..'.- h.-r apron caiiKhr
' it im. .1 be extinsillished
"" - I- l,..r u li.ili. IlllHt
1 u ir'" il i l,a! lr.r recovery is
: i- aii.nii thirty years
a i.tile dauuhter ai?e!
tr'i I i . of the train run
Hiioii branch Iron-
'"'laie. i- a hero. As hi.-
- i'.t i i be station at tin
Thursday, he chiirIh
.u!.j ; 'dying between th
tit-aih that was creep
"- ' eiiuiiifer reversed his
ra-i for anl onto the pilot.
i..t, ... fathered the tiny
iis and delivered it
ho lived nearby.
r ' h ii, ti,,. following fron.
' i'' ie is tine nialtei
'"'fy newspaper labors at
'" of money -trinirency
' h'- Inariii faet nrer The
"r!i,.ia time whenhecai'
I- ;i!'' and lay o(T his em
" ,,. rea4ies a point
"-a -!,ni,j community'
1 i r must be turned
11.1 He-expense continue
'"" N,"'e a- when money wa
ll'iini Jtittrnttl says:
' '' ''-lomed as soon a.-
dark rimni I'.
"ri.w - .1 ... ....
" . . oi.a tjl It VUI
" to the net ves, and tht
a...,.
:tl,
lir,
"''""""l and refreshing thai
"ncitiiscioiis stimulatioi
r,
List
1 sWd
l-arl;, ariy d,.i,ira,l foi
rv""- leinnerment tha'
'' iinl.-d, yet it is niosi
sensitive child whos.
t tilled with fears ol
Adams township
(I)nnlo District)
Allegheny township
Asliville borouuh
Uarnesboro boioujih
Harr township
Ulaekliek township
Cambria township
Carrolltow-n boroup-h
Carroll township
Chest Springs borough
Chest towu.-hip
Clearfield township
Conemaueh (Lower)
Coneuiauirli (Upper)
Coopersdale borough
Cresson township
Croyle township
Daisytown borough
Dale bjrough
Dean township
Kast Conemauar borough
Kast Taylor Nr. 1
" No. 2
Ebensburg borough, Kast w ard
Westward
Elder township
l-'ei ndale
Franklin borough
(iallit.iu borough
(allitzin township
Hastings borough
Jackson township
( First ward
Second w.aru
Third ward
Fourth ward
Fifth ward
Sixl h ward
Sevenl h w aid
I Eighth ward
J Ninth ward
j Tenth ward
hleventu ward
Twelfth ward
Thirteenth ward
Fourteenth ward
ifteeulh ward
Sixteenth ward
I Seventeenth ward
Lilly bomugh
Loretlo borough
Lower Yoder township
Morrellville borough. First ward. .
" Second ward.
Third ward..
Minister township
I'altou borough
Portage borough
Portage tow nship
Keatle township. East
West
South
Richland township
Koscdale
Kox burv
South Fork boiough, 1st ward
-M ward
Spangler borouch
Stonycreek township
Siimmerhill borough
Siimmerhill township
Susq uehanua North
South
Tuunelhill thiroueh
Upper Yoder township
Yinlondale
Washington township
W'esimont borough
West Taylor township
White township
W 1 1 more borough
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M ujorities '.
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'1751 16S8 I jlGS7' l7iiO'lHi3l I
III tliei)ttnty the Pn.hil'ition e tKtoral ticket jvil'tilSIl votes; tlieIVi-le'sele-tiral ticket jMilleillTS votes; the Sulialist I-almr ticket MilleI 22 votes; the NaMonal elee
tuial ticket isdUil rni c tts; the Free Silver elei-toral lickt't olleti HNi votes; the McKinley Citizens' elet ral ticket MIlttl 1!7 Votes, an.l the Jellersonian ehvtoral ticket
j Ui-tl Si votes.
The l'roliiitition county ticket revived the following vote: N-.ifl"er for Senator, 2"J5; Asseiulily, lU-jilogle, 201; Angus, 242; Treitsurer, Hughes, 213; CoinmisMioiiers,
Sliurp, 2IS; Fi teis n. LMO; I'oor I irextor, Ash, 2:!2; Auditors, Humphreys, 247; Ik'h-IioH", 24.:.' The I'eople's i-oitnty ticket recei veil tlie f. .11, .wing vote: Asneinhlv,
Kirsi h, LSI; Cnrrigau, 2'; 1 re-.tsiuer, MHJoiiirh, 117; Ixniitnissioiiei-s, Inue, H'.; Farahaugh, l.'JS; l'oor Director, Kearney, 155; Amlitors, Weaklaml 152; I'.urlev, 144.
ruay Lide.
W. C. Dougherty, a telegraph operator
who had worked at Ashville during the
abseiice of he regular agent, W. C. Ling
enrelter, was arresied at ISaltimoie, Md..
on Saturday and was brought to jail on
Monday to answer to a charge of defalca
tion preferred by the railway company of
ficials. T he crook w ho was shot in the head
Ihuisday evening in the Ninth ward.
Johnstown, by Policeman Kelly, is still
alive at the Memoiial hospital. He has
not regained consciousness yet. Father J.
P. Tahaney, pastor of St. P.artholomew's
Ionian Catholic church, at Wilmore, who
was robbed of f200 on Tuesday morning of
last week, was in Johnstown and went to
the Memorial hospital to see the man.
He said the wounded man is the person
who called at his parsonage on Monday of
last w eek for some thing to eat and he be
lieves that he is one of the burglars w no
cracked his safe that night.
Mrs. "rrry Wallack. of Rankin, a sub
urb of ISraddock, Pa . was fatally Duriien
by an explosion of kerosene, while prepar
ing her husband's supper on Friday night.
The lire was slow, and to hurry tilings
along she had recourse to the oil can. The
oil ignited and exploded, burning every
stitch of clothing from her person except
the hand of her dress encircling the neck.
15y the time the neighbors reached her.
her entire body was burned to a hard black
crisp. Dr. V. 11 . t tomon savs me woman
cannot possibly recover. Mrs. Wallack
has been married less than two months.
and is lint 17 years of age.
Mr. .lames McMillin. one of the
best known citizens of Johnstown, died In
that city on Tuesday morning, aged .1
years. Mr. McMillin was born in ISla'rs
ville, Indiana county, on the 2Sth of Nov
ember. 1822, and w hen a young man learn
ed the tailor trade in his father's shop in
that place. He removed to Johnstown in
1S47. Ir. is.,8 heenterea me employ 01 ine
Cambria Iron company and his line busi
ness talent advanced him in the esteem 01
the company until he was piaeed in the
position of a director and for several years
prior to his death was resident director of
that vast corporation. Mr. McMillin is
survived by one daughter, Melissa, wife, ot
Harry Uosensleel. of Johnstown, and one
sister, Mrs. P. C. Holsinger. alo of Johns
town. His funeral will take place from
his late residence in Johnstown this (Fri
day) afternoon.
lirnwlh or ! Ton rim Kjalrm
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
through its personally-conducted tourist
system and the unexcelled standard of high
service has won an ev'table record for it
self. These tours have grown to be
thoroughly appreciated in this age of lux
urious travel, and the series announced
for the season of '06 and '07 admirably il
lustrates the progress of iho times.
First comes a series of the tiolden Gate,
starting from New York, Philadelphia and
Harrishurg, January 27lh, February 24th
and March 27th. Tourists will travel by
superbly-appointed special trains of Pull
man compartment, drawing-room, sleep
ing, dining, smoking, and observation cars
under the supervision of a tourist agent
and chaperon. Next in importance comes
a series of four to Florida January 20th,
February 0th and 23d, and March 0th.
The first three admit of three weeks in the
sunny South, while tickets for the fourth
tour are good to return by regular trains
until May 31st.
A series of short tours to Washington
from New York. Philadelphia, and ad
jacent points will lie run on December20th,
isoo, January 21st, February 11th, March
11th, April 1st and 22d, and May 13, 1S07.
Old Point Comfort, Richmond, and
Wushtngton tours will leave New York
and Philadelphia December 2rtth, IS'.iO,
January 2sth, February 20th, March 18,
and April 15. 1S07.
Handsome illustrated itineraries will he
issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany, containing full information as to
how these tours may be pleasantly and
profitably made. These itineraries may
procured on personal application or by ad
dressing Tourist Agent, 1190 ISroadway,
New York; or Room 411, I ".road Street
Station, Philadelphia.
L. Par
W. Otto,
William
A niir 4 atrlt or Finh.
The Raftsman's Jmirunl ays: Alvin
Hob's, of Cnrwensville, is probably the
greatest lishcrrr.an in Clearfield county.
This year he presents a record that can
not be beaten along the Susijuehanna any
wheie. During the trout seasou he secured
1 500 speckled beauties; SO he caught near
liear run. Greenwood township, and 7oo in
llelner run.
He has on exhibition 150 eel skins, the
result of this year's catch, and has caught
135 bass, all of which were secured in a
distance of one-fourth mile from Cnrwens
ville dam to a point below the Susque
hanna house. Forty-Tour bass were
augnt while standing on one stone, and
nd 0 of these 41 were over 10 inches long
This is no fish story, but can lie verified by
'urwcnsville citizens whom nobody dare
challenge for truth and veracity.
1. Itlnwn Off
....... ,i..-r Szinniel. son Of
un rriuaj ...... .
Henry Shrum. an old resident or Millwood
-haft Westmoreland county, left home by
himse'f to go gunning. Evening came,
. ... .i, voin.ir man failed to show up, and
v f..,ilv tu-caine alarmed about him and
nt in si-arch of him. About S:3-
.vio k at night his rigid body was found
. . . uif ..il from the shaft with a
iboul one-noii
oortion cf his head blown off, his death
havii.K evidently been Instantaneous.
The gun, it U believed, was discharged
hen he was crossii.g the fence, the ham
mer having struck the rail, causing the
gun to explode The .young man was
about 18 year of age, and wa very popu
lar aud well liked.
Tm rnly-nnrt l ownNlnniclilrrrd.
Last week Dr. J. Stewart Lacock, of Al
legheny, deputy state yetenarian, and I.
N. tiregg, of Fayette county, slaughtered
21 cattle suffering from tuberculosis, at
the schindery of John Schlipp, in Alle
gheny. The cattle were the propsrty of
Frank Eliott, of Redstone, Fayette county
and were condemned alioul two weeks
ago by Dr. Gregg. A finer herd of cattle
could not have been found in the state.
All were registered Ilolsteins, and their
individual value ranged f rom 75 to f20i,
the entire herd being valued at about
$3,0110.
While reluctant to talk of the matter.
Dr. Lacm-k admitted that the cattle when
slaughtered were found to lie in a terrible
conJitiou. To all outward appearances,
however, the animals were in good health,
being fat and sleek, and up until the time
they were allowed to become dry the milch
cows were producing more milk than ever
liefore.
Krai female Trmnrrn.
George Itrant to Vincent A.Crlste, Lilly,
consideration, 2O0.
Mary C. Mvers to Edward Mahoney,
Washington, $1.
Edward Mahoney et ux. to Pennsyl
vania Railroad company, Washington,
fl.ioo.
David G. Rees et ux. to Daniel
sons, Johnstown, H.
Maggie J. Johuson et vir. to F.
Johnstown, (1.
Assignee of John II. Decker to
C. Krieger, Johnstown, $4,010.
Charles J. Owens et ux. 10 ux. to Catha
rine J. Noon, Ebensburg, $1,350.
Catharine J. Noon to William A. Jones
Ebensburg. f 2,000.
Willard F. Watts to James M.
Gallitzin borough, $300.
Isaac II. Seigh et ux
Lower Yoder, $125.
Isaac 1$. Seigh et ux
ter. Lower Yoder, $225.
Harry F. McGuire to
Gu ire, Dale, $1.
Lawrer.ce McGuire to
Guire, Dale, $1.
Nancy C. Tibbott et vir to Martha F.
Bheanf, Lower Yowder, $2,500.
Helena Mellon to Jennie Weida, Pat
ton, $275.
Philip Sandmaier to John J. Devlin,
Johnstown, $1.
William W. Austin et us. to Mary L.
Yeagk y. Ferudale, 5oo.
Agnes M. Confer et vir to Margaret II.
Confer, Johnstown, $10,750.
Margaret M. Nightengale et vir to
Peoples' liuilding & Loan association,
Morrellville, $250.
Julia Rair, et vir to Anson II. Cooper,
Coopersdale, $951).
Vincenzo Nadea et ux. to Vincenzo Giar
dina, Hastings, $000.
Joseph J. Trexler's executors, by sheriff,
to Gallitzin Ituilding fc Loan association,
Clearfield, $1,000.
Gallitzin Riiilding fc Loan association to
Bridget Corlass. Clearfield, $075.
Weston,
to Curtis L. Potter,
to Curtis L. Pot-
Lawrence Me
Harry F. Mc-
Robbrd lh Iotoiri-r.
On Thursday night of last week the
Ebensbnrjr postoflice was enterred by
burglars who effected an entrance by pry
ing open a back window. After getting in
they opened the back door and proceeded
to carry what letters and mail bags they
supposed contained anything ot value, to
ashed in the rear of the building. Tney
then broke the knob off the safe and after
filling it with powder or some other ex
plosive, fired it off with a fuse. The ex
plosion wakened up several people in the
vicinity but none of them had any idea
that the postoflice was being robbed and
the burglars escaped with their booty un
disturbed. Postmaster Fenlon ha has not
given out the exact amount of the loss but
it is said that the stamps and money taken
will amount to about $400. There is no
clue to the perpetrators who are believed
to have lieen professional burglars.
A Tot Plajra Wllb Rear tub.
Early Saturday nioruing, Helrua Oerhli,
a five-rear-old girl, wandered away from
Snow Shoe. Later In the day her parents
grew alarmed at her absence, and a party
of neighbors searched in quest of the miss
ing tot. The child was finally discovered
in a small clearing, where, to the surprise
of the searchers, she was romping with
two bear cubs. After the child had been
carried to a place of safety an effort was
made to capture the cubs alive. The ani
mals made such a commotion that a large
female bear, evidently the mother of the
cubs, was attracted to the scene. She
charged the party of woodsmen who were
attempting to carry off the cubs, and made
it quite interesting for them. The men
were unarmed, except with revolvers and
clubs, and a desperate struggle ensued at
close quarters. Her bearshio was finally
killed, but not before several members of
the party were terribly bitten and clawed
by the enraged bear. The carcass of the
bear weighed 250 pounds. Phillipsburg
Journal.
Along toward spring the Bound ap
ples in a barrel get few and wet and shiny
and hard to find. lint if you think you
would like a barrel of luscious ones next
May, wrap each separate Id a piece of
newspaper, pack them carefully in a bar
rel, then head them up and forget all
about them for half a year.
hut m Burglar.
A desperate battle between Officer
James Kelly, a Johnstown policeman, and
a daring burglar Wednesday night of last
week, resulted in the fatal wounding of
the latter, who is dying at the Memorial
hospital. It was one of the fiercest at
tacks in the annals of police circles iu that
city and was a desperate attempt to kill
theofliccr. The burglar, whose identity
could not be established, was discovered
robbing tha residence of Otto Ilertzinger,
on Railroad street, and after attempting to
kill Mr. Ilertzinger. made his escape from
the house. Officer Kelly at once gave
chase and overtook the man in a dark
alley. Then followed a murderous attack.
The burglar fired two shots at the officer,
but before he could fire a third time fell
with a bullet in his brain. Skeleton keys,
a burglar's blow pipe, a pound of giant
powder, a Bull dog reqolver and numerous
burglar too) were fouud on the man.
MlwelUanaii Natleew.
Sr per month and expenses paid Kood men
11 lor taklDK orders. Staadv work and will
furnish floe oatttt and choice territory. Apply
Protective Nurseries, Oeoera, N. Y. July 3 4m.
Vr ANTKll A general representative In this
II county to oncanlse local boards lor the
Artisans' N&vlnvs and LaOan Association. Ad
dress VI Ktltn Ave.. Pittsburg. Pa. mch'i
ANTEH A reliable man to represent a loan
II Institution in Cambria county Money
loaned In sums of tluo to to.oeo. For particulars
apply to VV. At. DAY IS, Joalort, Pa.
mchxuf.
I 'HE Ebensbunc Kulldlna; Lrftan Association
will Oder for sale at the Ker Bulltllnir. Eh.
engbui-K, 00 the Jourth Monday In November,
$a.ouu.0u. THUS. DAVIS.
L"tb LiKiMEB, Secretary. - President.
AT THE 0LDREUABLE.
Everybody, and especially the ovster-lovlnar
people ol Ebensburg. are Invited to eall at Kobt.
AlcKreen's tlltl Mailable Kuslaurant. when they
wnt Kood, Iresb Uysters. by the pint, a u art or
Kllon Or you can bave them stewed or Fried,
all at the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day.
ocinu
JOS. HORNE & CO.
ELECTED
as the Establishment
having best, most re
liable
Mail Order Depart
ment ln t"e country !
Write for Catalogue and learn
our methods; ask for samples of
all piece-goods, compare styles,
qualities and prices with best of
fered elsewhere and thus test the
proof of our assertion.
DRESS GOODS and SUIT
INGS SPECIALS this week -
Plain and Mixed 25c, 40c, 35c
to 1.25 will give intimation of
what value giving goes on in
this department.
SILKS-
Black, 45c, to $4.50; Colors,
50c to $0.00, will tell the tale
of wonder for this favorite fabric
never more popular than this
season; never so low in price as
WOW and HE KM !
Will you write us?
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PITTSBURG.
SUMMER COOKING
"MADE EASY.
1 1 "
WO
isrura HMKK BIO WAOE8
AaCH I A aEiLiNa the
ARNOLD COOKER
NO HEAT. NO BOTHER.
Cooks a Dinner all at one
time Grand for Oil or Gas
Stoves. Liberal Terms. Exclu
sive Territory. Let us tell you
all about iu
WILMOT CASTLE & CO.
ao6 Elm i t
Rochester. N. V.
JOHN F. STRATTON'S
CELEBRATED
r.iAnooLirjs,
Importers of snd Wholesale Deslers In all kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
611.813.B15.ei7 East tnbSU.New York.
Tread Powers, Threshers and Separators, Iron and Wood Pumns
Fence Wire, Etc., Etc., 1 1
EBENSBURG,
- PENN A.
Assignees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
Ky virtue ol no order of the Oonrt ot Common
Pleas ol Cambria county. Fa., to me dire-ten I
will expose lo public sale at the bou-e o U. P.
Anderson, In Ibe township ol Allegheny. In said
county ol Cambria, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 7TII, 18,
at ten o'clock, a. m., the following described real
estate, to wit:
All these four certain oontitruoua lots of around
situate In the township ol 'refOL. in said coun
I y ol Cambria, known as lots Nos. 6. . 4 and 44
In plsn No. 4 ol lots laid out at Cresson by the
Cretison Coal sl Coke company.
Havlnic thereon erected a KOU K-STI IKI EI
HOTEL BUILDING,
fifty leel In depth by thirty feet In width, with
an L" saine dimensions attached, and also a
lanre stable used for livery purpo.es. Except- ,
I UK and reserving, however, the coal and otl.fr
minerals lylnir and teinif nn.lerneatii the sld
lota of Krouod. The hotel l.uililinit arreted on
thexe lots Is the relebralod "AM'KKStiM
Hol'SE." at Cresson, in said lownsbipo! 'rea
son. Also all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the township ol Allegheny . ronnty ol
4 'amt.riM , snil stale l IVnntylvnnla. ai) lining
lands ol lmon a Kail v. heirs ol Francis
l&Kher. Thomas 1'arriKh. F. A. Storm . Luke T
Sanker C. K. and li. Hlinmineiwrlictit. Uiiiij
Sanker. Fraucin Konnts Henry Wise and Kich
ard Itenny. and containing
325 ACRES
and ninety-seven perches, more or less; be
ntc cotnosed ol two farms, known t the Mc
Outre ta tn and the Hruce tarm. The termer
bavin t hereon ertrted a house and wve barn.
The latter having thereon erected a KI.NK
FRAiME HOUSE
large barn and outbuildings, a tenement hoa.'e.
and wat. r Hiser raw mill with an abundance ol
water.
The above described piece ol land will be sold
In parts to utt the convenience ot purchasers.
The cul under the above decritd piece ol
land, and the coal under t he Ienus Sanker tarm:
adjoining, (which was reserved by K. f. Ander
son in tbeiale to Sanker) containing In all
388 ACRES
and one hundred and thirty-two perches, more
or less, tegether with usual and necessary mining
rights and privileges, will le sold separately it a
better price can thereby be obtained lor the
same.
TEKMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent, of the purchase money tn be paid
at time o! sale, the balance ol one-third at the
continuation ol the sale, one third in one year
and the remaining third in two years trom e n
nrmatton ol Hale. Deferred payments to bear in
terest and to be secured by judgment bond and
mortgage ol the purchaser.
Personal Property.
Also at the same time and place lwlllexiiose
to sale a large quantity of eioaal property con
sisting ol horse, cows, pig, wagons. fle-ii,
sieigbs, harness, plows, harrows, horse rake,
wlndin 111, shingle mill, planer, a large quantity
ot hay. oats, wheat, oorr. .straw, worked luojl-er.
shingles, and many other articles too numerous
to mention. Terms ol sale ol ersonal pnrty
wl 1 be made known on day ol sale wnen a liber
al ereult will be given.
A. W. BVCK.
Assignee of K. P. Anderson et ux.
Ebensburg:, Pa.. October I3ib, 1n. 16 :tu
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance granting the Cresson Telephone
Company the right to erect poles.
Suction 1. Be It ordained and enacted by the
burgess and council of Lilly borough and It is
hereby ordained and enacted bv the authority ol
the same that the privilege le and is hereby
granted the Cresson Telephone tkimpany to erect
and maintain such poles In and upon the several
streets ol the borough of Lilly as may be neces
sary lor the purpose of erecting and constructing
lines ol telephone wires through the said boroaxn
to places ol business, works, msnuiacturing es
tablishments, offices ana houses ol subscriliers
within the borouvh limits tor telephone purines.
Sax-Tlow 2. That the poles to be erected under
this ordinance shall be located under the direc
tion ol the borough ol Lilly.
Sax-noM 3. That It is hereby expressly under
stood and agreed betwoen the borough ot L.illy
and the Central Telephone company that the
privileges heretofore granted by the lortner are
given in consideration ol the latter agreeing lor
lisell. Its successors and assigns, that when the
said borough ol L.illy shall adopt a fire alarm
telegraph the said the tlresson Telephone Com
pany shall permit the tire alarm wires to be run
Uion all the Kles ol the said company without
charge, within the limits ot the borough a lore
said, also that said couipanyi shall place a tele
phone In the municipal building for the use of
the council only in transacting official business
In 4'ambrla county.
Sibtiob 4. That any ordinance or part ol or
dinance conflicting with the provisions of this
ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed so
lar as toe same afleects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law this '.filth day
ol September, a. u., 1815.
M. K P1PEK,
President ot Council.
Attest John Kalney. Clerk.
Approved tct jber 8th. ism.
A.B. KKEKS. Kurgess.
Oct. 30 3t !.
LEGAL NOTICE.
P. J . LITTLE vs. SAKAH MoVEY, MRV
SI-aTTF.KY.
In the C-ourt ol C-ommon pleas of tTambrla
county. Pa.. No. 387 March term '... Partition.
To Mary Sluttery, now or late a resident of
firadenville, Westmoreland county, Pennsyl
vania. TAKE NOTITE.
That an inquest will be held on the tarm now
or late of catbartno L"gan estate, othcrw se
known as the Michael and lianiel MrVey tarm.
la Allegheny township, Cambria county Penn
sylvania, on SATUKPAY. I'EI'EMBEK 6TH,
18J at 10 o'clock. . ol that dav lor the pur
pose ol making partition I the parties named in
above action to and pnioug said parties If the
same can ba done without prejudice to or Soili-g
ot the whole: otherwise to value and appraise
the same according to law, at which time and
nlaee vou are requested lo attend ft you think
pr"per W 4H iriVTEK. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Ofnce. Ebensburg, Pa.,
October atlb. 1SSHJ.
Oct. 30 61 .I6.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate ol Emmet V. Byrne, deceased.
Letters ot administration on the estate of Em
met V. Bvrne. lateol the townsoip c Alleghen y.
In tiambria county. Pa., having len granted to
me. ail persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notibed to make payment without delay, and
thore having e aims will present them, properly
authenticated Icr settleinent-
JOUN S. Mi-COY.
Admin ietrator
Allepheny township, Oct. S, 18!o 6t- X.
FOR SALE. FOR SALE.
The following articles will be sold cheap for
cash or with good security:
a two horse wagons I pair wm sicis. i one
horse sled , one Kmpire binder, fine 4'hampion
mowing machine, 1 spring timth harrow, 1 dinner
bell, a sets work harness, collars. bridles, harness.
chains and a general line of farming Impliments.
inquire ot m. n. nc.Anr.it.
Aug lea II.
NOTICE.
Notice Is nerrby given that an ap llcation wi'.l
be tui'lo to the tloun ol Common I lens ufCara
brta county. In the state o- t'eonsy Ivania. on
Monday, the Tib day ol Hreewher, Iftio. at 10
o'clock. A. at., by the t.'ambria VaI ai Iron (Com
pany, a corporation, lor permission to surrender
the powers oontalneJ Iu Its charter am! a decree
of said court lor the dU'olut ion of said corpor
ation. KUTELL l LllTl.b.
Nov. 4th . 1890. 9 3U Solicitors.
A-ENTSWANUO:
ttsW"f-
V-H vj- . SAMPLE nil A t rm
(Our Scim-Amuml (Clear
Sale is now on. It will pay
you to attend. Our entire
stoclt: of 9i'igBg and Sum
mer goods must be closed
out by Sept. list to make
room tor our fall stock.
ftllUJLlLlESJ,
The JLcarfing Clothier,
ILilly, Pa.
CARL illVlNLUS,
PRACTICAL
AND DEALER IN
-:W 1 IT V
S
mum, clocks,!
JEWEIRY.SIHIRW1RI, f
MUSICAL ffiSrEUILMS
AID
OPTICAUiOODS.
. i.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE T
f CELEBRATED BOCKFOBDf
WATCHES.
Coliiinljia ana Freflonia Walchss
In Key and Stem Winder.
r.ARr.E sPi.rrTinv np stt
KINDS OF JEWELRY AL.-X
ttAlU. UANU.
OSTMt lineof Jewell y Is unsar-pas-d.
Come and se for your
self before purchasing elsewhere
C3TA11 work sTuaranteod.
CAE EIYDiTDSl
f,044)04jg4)4www0
AT C. A. SHARBAUGH'S !
You will fiml the most complete assortment of Fall and Winter
Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and Shoes in Northern Cambria. You
will find a complete stock of Fine Suits at 5.00, $0.00, $8.50,
$10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and 1S.00. Overcoats from the cheap
est to the best in the markot. All well made, nicely trimmed and
perfect in fit.
The Most Complete Line
of Gents Furnishings and Underwear at prices that defy compe
tition. The best line of Footwear in the county from the heaviest
Brogan to the finest Kid in all styles and widths.
A visit to our store will convince yoa that it will more than pay
you to buy your Clothing, Overcoats and Shoes from us.
C.A. Sharbaugh,
CARR0LLT0WN, PA.
Let Us Reason a Little .
If your horse east a shoe, yon get a horse shoer to ref"t it.
If you neei a erj'l'xinj Uir.il (jtivstion solved, you pitoa lawyer.
If you fall ill you liave a loi-tor to tell you lm" to take.
It is their Experience and Skill You Pay For.
Then why make an exception in the iur-h:ise of your Irutr-? If you liave a family
reei' or a prescription tn till. Spice!, Flavoring Extracts, lrugs. Patent Medi-cim-s,
ir anything to pan-hase tliat a store levntel to Irugx niay keep. Isn't it
follv .o eoniirtin.l qtuilitv with qtumtity and get an inferior article.
tetr W E HAVE THE UE.ST.
DAYISON'S - WHS - STORE.