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i s' a ' ho ought to
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I saw logs
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in.!. 1 1;.- market
l"e will yeild
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j;e from being
ii. a railroad at
' I le is em-
a- helping to
II, e' will, tn,.
' id two cars
Hi- mil leg is
' he ! her at the
;he Johnstown
''eaiihy farmer,
i' ii in their
V est nn Ireland
'f'.i'ia, in pools of
ii- ion-, hut un
M" ' ted to die.
--ailants were
afnic about the
re after moi ey.
i.g the surroui d-
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in many years
; "i Indiana coun
V -eat. The new
'il is the lucky
ai'l-li- ations, as
-- Indiana House;
an House; Wil
llouse. and H. K.
f 'len Campbell,
i the applications
'an House.
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A;
'f.-.I at II o'clock on
rr" : - ' he ll. rwind-White
' - About Urn men were
i . hut all got out ex--
where the men worked
" : i'ifiit precautions had
'' -xplosions. All the
- -r- re-, in af,flr
r 'T- had It hurt-Hugh
' TaLjin,. (iomer Hopkins
'"' 1 hfirburns are about
h'u are not serious.
"'" ".jured. Work was re-
it 1
1',. .
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if.
''tiu.in.
-iranK Miiun an Aitoona man. went
suddr-nly insane oa religion last Friday and
made things decidedly liyely for his neigh
bors. He was arrested and put under re
straint and his mental condition will be in
'jtiired into by a commission appointed for
that purpose.
The hunter who draas his Run through
a heil'e muzzle foremost; the wayfarer
who pulls his rille from the back part of
his waeon with the dangerous end to
ward him: the idiot who "did not know it
was loaded;" the woman w ho locks her
children in the house while she goes to
visit a neighbor, and the man who thaws
a .-tick of dynamite in the kitchen oven,
are doing their part almost daily toward
removing the surplus population.
Huch Smith was arrested and lodged
in jail in New l;ioomlield, I'erry comity,
on Saturday, on the charge or killing Ma
linda Snyder, in Liberty valley, twenty
eight years ago. Smith is 7; years old, has
a family of grown up children, and beei a
respected farmer, once well to do, now
poor. The charge w as made by a neigh
bor with whom he had a iuarrel. he did
nut deny it, and was given over to a con
stable. The Ilollidayshorg correspondent of
the Aitoona Thins has this to say in re
gard to the resumption of the (iaysport
blastfurnace: "Mr. Thomas Nokes, who
cares for and guards the Cambria Iron
company' property in Uavsport. denies
having any know ledge of the starting of
theCayspoit furnace, and says that if
Superintendent Vau-Mit. of Johnstown
was here on any errand of that k-iml l.e .ti.i
not see him.
A charter was issued hy the stale de
partment last week to the Scalp Level
Railroad company to build a line to con
nect with the South Fork railroad at Lov
ett station and extend to S-alp Level,
Somerset county a distance or ten miles.
The company is capitalized at n0.om. F.
S. Lewis, of Philadelphia, is president: di
rectors. K. .1. Strain. IS. H. Taylor. ',! W.
Voting, C. I). Stanger. W. .1. Davis. Phila
delphia; V. K. Stager, Palmyra, N. J.
A (ire broke out at Mapleton. a small
town eight miles east of Huntingdon. Pa.,
on Monday night, and so threatening were
the (lames that the Huntingdon (ire de
partment was called on for assistance, it
being feared the w hole town would be
wiped out. A dwelling and storeroom ac
cupied by .1. L. Hetrick. general merchant
together with everything they contained,
were entirely destroyed, as was al-othe
dwelling of M. L. Rex. Several other
places were badlv damaged.
New ton Kramer Musser, a railroad
hrakeman, while at work in the (iautier
yard at Johnstown, ou Tuesday evening.
attempted to get on a moving car and by
the breaking of th brake wheal, was
thrown under the wheels, which passed
over both his legs. He was taken to the
Cambria hospital w heie the surgeons am
putated one above and the other below the
knee. He died, however, three hours
afterw ard. He was born in Centre county
and was forty-one years of age. He leaves
a w ife lint no children.
On Thursday, April 1st., lS'C. Miss
Joanna Iiurbin. surviving excutrix of the
last will and testament of A nuiist in Iiur
bin. deceased, will offer for sale at her
residence in Minister township, 3 cow s t
heifers. 1 large farm wagon. 1 spring wag
on. Z sleds, harrows, nlows. cnltU i.i..r
hay rake, mowing machine, oats corn, rye.
straw, hay. beds and bedditis?. c:m..i
chairs. Moves, di-hes and tuber articles of
bousehf. Id ai.d kitchen furniture. Al-oat
the same time and place a farm containing
:.' acres more or less, see "ad in another
col ii in u.
Kunior says that watrk on the Pennsyl
vania .Midland railroad, which was begun
live years ago. is to he resumed and that
the load is to he completed from P.edford
to McKee's. The grading between these
two points is about completed, and. though
the road has no rolling stock, it could
easily be linished and (-tjuipped with the
aitl of some outside capital. It is said
that there is a possibility of a deal with
the Pennsylvania railroad whereby the
road w ill be made an outlet f r tnflic, the
greater portion of w hich now goes over the
Huntingdon and P.road Top lines.
Mr. Martin Flick, residing in Alle
gheny township, one-half mile west of
Loretto. on the road leading to Kaylor's
Station, w ill offer at public sale at his
residence on Saturday. March 20! h, H'.C,
at one o'clock, l M., 2 horses. 2 fresh cows,
1 yearling bull, 1 road wagon, 1 spring
wagon. 1 sled. 1 mowing machine. 2 wind
mills. 1 hay rake, 1 plow, 1 shovel plow, 1
cultivator, 1 harrow, 1 double set heavy
h rness. I single set of light harm s. 1 grind
stone, ch iins.w hi lite trees, hay by the ton,
ort's, corn and buckwheat by the bushel,
also a lot of household furniture and many
other unifies too numerous to mention.
The largest herd of caltle which ti e
law has ever ordered slaughtered in the
history of the world was kille 1 some days
ago. They were from Wyoming county,
and w ere taken to the fert i lizi ng estaljl ish
meut at Kiitcbach's Lauding on the Sus
iiiehanha river. They belonged to Louis
and John P. Piollet, of Wysox, the former
being a member of the legislature from
Kradford county. The herd numbered one
hundred and sixly-eieht r.iws of the tii.est
looking I lurha in-, and all were pronounced
alllicled with tubeiculosis by the stale
veterinarian, ami part of them, on being
slaughtered, revealed that the diagnosis
was right. The lo-s to the owners will be
about fl,'.
I'nnmnalrttlon.
Ashville. Pa., Mar:h th. s;i7.
Dkai: Fukkmax: An era of prospeiity
will soon strike this place. For one of the
heavy weighls of Ashville was to Wash
ington to see the inauguration and return
ed bringing a carpetsack full of "con 'i
dence" intersperced with a little "pros
perity"' hoie with him; he says, however,
that he was not after any foreign mission,
but to give President McKinley some ad
vice as to how he should run the presiden
tial oflice, all of which the president was
thankful for and told him whenever he
visited Washington he would always find
the latch string on the outside. r.
arrl Urranm.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued hy the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, March 12,
lS'.tT:
William (iarland. Portage, and Levena
Mallell. Puritan.
Cosimo tiiamputto and Teres I)i Mat
teo. Washington township.
Clark Kdwaids and X. FJla Prown,
I'lack lick township.
Ceorge II. Scv. rens and Maria Taylor,
Ehrcnteld.
Charles H. Smelhurst and Theodi sia
Taylor, Khrenfeld.
Theodore Seigh, Lower Voder, and Alice
Hill, West Taylor township.
John Kdward VanScoyoc and Mary
Liz.ie Huffman, Mountaiudale.
Taken Hark Heme.
Seargeant Peters went to Johnstown
Sunday night in search of an IS-year-old
ifirl who lied from her home in this pity
and entered a bawdy house In the Flood
City. Kit Wilson, a friend of the girl, ad
Tised her of the seargeant"" arrival and
told the girl to skip, which she did. The
fugitive was overhauled at Conemaugh
and placed under arrest bT Chief Frazer.
of Johnstown. Sergeant Peters brought
the Aitoona girl back to this cltyyestei
day and turued her over to her parents,
who are well known and respectable resi
dents of the east side. The girl, who is
aged 18 year, says she was enticed away
from her work In this city by Johnstown
women. A llmma Tribune.
onrl frorrfdlnit.
In additiou to the cases already reported
in the Frelman the following cases were
disposed of in court last week:
Commonwealth vs. Clark Davis and
Harry White, larceny. Jury find Harry
White guilty and Clark Davis not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. William Kent.la. lar
ceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
Common wealth vs. Ulysses A. Long ami
Sohn J. P.eltzner, larceny by bailee. Jury
tii d defendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Xeff, larceny
by bailee. Jury liud defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Steve Kopsha, lar
ceny. Jury (ind defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Oi vin Dayis, ma li-
lious mischief. Jury fu,d defendant
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Ceorge W. Shifll
wiauu jury return uot
bill.
a truo
Commonwealth vs. F. S. Malloy, misde
meanor in oflice. (irand jury return not a
true till and tin; prosecutor, Hnrv Eash
pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Henry Eash. perjury
wianu jury return not a true bill and the
prosecutor, F. S. Maloy to pay the -osts.
Commonwealth vs. i'lair Learner, as
au.fc uuu nailery with intent to commit
ripe, and assault and battery; Hertl.a
-ressley prosecutrix. Crand jury return
not a true bill and the county to pay the
costs.
commonwealth vs. Mrs. Ann Lout her,
receiving stolei. goods. Jury (ind defend
ant guilty.
ommouwealth vs. Mrs. Margaret
1 eden, nuisance keeping a viscious dog.
Jury find defendant not guilty and the
county pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas McCilleu
assauu ana Dattery. Defendant plead
guilty. Sentenced to pay a line of .'
costs and sixty days in county jail.
Commonwealth vs. Pierce Lacy, surety
.-.cuiriiceu io pay a line of f... costs and to
enter into reconizance in the sum of$:Sit,
to keep the peace.
Commonwealth vs. Asa Knepper, as
sault and battery and disturbing a religi
ous meeting. Jury (ind defendant guilty
assai.ii ana battery and not guilty of
disturbing a religious meeting.
i.eiore tnetr discharge on Friday the
grand jurv made the following reporl
io ll,r ll,,. A. I . llarkrr, VresUiriit J ..
iitr t oirt . nimtt r Sf sinus t
LUtmhrut rmintij.
e, the tnemhers of the grand jury of
March sessions. ls;C, respectfully report
that we, having examined the county
home, report as follows; We have found
the house very clean ami in as sanitary
condition, as the crowded condition would
permit. We indorse the addition to
the almshouse and improvements to water
works, as previously recommended by the
grand jury of December term. !.;.
We recommend the renovation of the
rooms and offices of the court house, and
do respectfully submit that we find floors
in most cases ill kept and uncleanly. We
woulc recommend g.tod steel shutters to
be provided for t he w imiows in the pro
thonotary's and register and recorder's de
partments for the protection of the docu
ments, etc.
We recommend a bath tub to tie placed in
the jail, the present accommodations being
inadequate. We strongly recommend the
repair and repointine of the walls or the
jail, and especially the outer walls, which
are in a state or decay and not sufficient
guart against esrap:'ng prisoners; and we.
further recommend that steps U- taken to
supply additional and proper ventilation
for the main corridor or the prison, as, in
our opinion, the present supply or pure air
is Insufficient.
Otherwise we find thispublic building in
good condition, lining cleanly and well
k,i'1- John H. Evans, Foreman.
SKCIIMl WKKK.
ATter the calling uf the court on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. Judge Marker im
posed sentences on the parties convicteu
as follows:
Stephe Kopsha, convicted of larceny.
- tine, costs and ."i months in county jail.
John Unllia. rape, .o fine, costs and ;
months in jail.
Harry White, larceny, sent to the Hun
tingdon reformatory.
M rs. Ann Louther, receiving stolen
goods. $-.tl fine, costs and three months in
jail. Sentence suspended on second
charge.
Charles Hetzel, forgery, lim tine, costs
and two years and six months in Western
peni tentiary.
Commonwealth vs. Ludwig New house,
non-support. Defendant ordered to pay
the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Frank Patton, sure
ty. Defendant sentenced to pay thn costs
and enter into reconizance to keep the
peace.
I oiiiiiion wealth vs. Harry
Defendant discharged.
Saker, surety.
Commonwealth vs. William Swan
and
Kohert rord. surety. Defendants sen
tenced to pay the costs and leave the coun
ty. Commonwealth vs. John A. Williams.
desertion,
Defendant ordered to pay Iht
costs.
Commonwealth vs. Dr. M. II. Davis, de
sertion. Defendant ortiereti to pay the
costs and the case held for further con
sideration. Commonwealth vs. Edward E. Lever
good and Isaac J. Harris, assault and bat
tery. Jury (ind defendants not guilty and
divide the costs equally aiming Isaac J.
Harris. John T. Harris, Ed. . Fisher ami
Ed. E. Leyergood.
Commonwealth vs Richard Cobaugh,
embezzlement, two indictments. Jury tint
defendant guilty. Sentenced to pay a line
or t.'it, costs and two months in jail on one
indictment and sentence suspended on the
second.
Commonwealth vs. F. S. Maloy, extor
tion. Jury find defendant not guilty but
that he pay the costs.
CIVIL 1. 1ST.
James Packet vs. Charles A. Simm i
Co. S?ttled as per paper tiled.
J. (1. Lloyd vs. Sarah Amanda McFad
den, John McFadden andCharles Mc Fad
den, Jr., executors of Charlts McFadden.
flood Koailm.
Micyclers are naturally interested in the
subject or good roads, as their light ve
hicles are sensitive to imperfections over
which a more stoutly built carriage would
pass with little or no notice, and in various
states they are trying to influence legisla
ti.n on the subject. In Pennsylvania the
League of American Wheelmen has taken
up the subject and has given official en
dorsement to the McQuown bill, other
wise known as the Hamilton Good Roads
bill, which provides for the maintenance
and repair of roads by township supervis
ors, under the auspices of the Secretary of
Agriculture. The association considers
tiiis bill well calculated to secure the ob
ject aimed at, and as this U the opinion of
men who have studied it from a practical
standpoint, instead of a political one, it is
entitled to much weight.
Male t racked at Lilly.
Alioiit 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning
burglars effected an entrance to the store
of Joseph Kainey, in Lilly, by removing a
pane of glass from a front window. After
getting in they rolled the safe into the
wareroom and broke it open by a charge of
dynamite.
The safe contained five hundred dollars
in gold which the burglars secured and
then took a hasty departure. Several
people living close by, who were aroused
by the explosion, saw two men leaying the
premises, but. by the time they could dress
and get out, the burglars had gotten out of
sight.
Krai i alalr Trannfrra.
C. L. Strausbaugh et ux. to Patrick-
Kelly, Jackson; consideration, tti.
Assignee, of D. I". Myers et ux. to Kev.
I homas McEnroe, tU.
John W. Miller et ux. to John Rlicken-
derfer. Miacklick. :.
.'.uiuiiai uiiin ,v investment company
to I). I). Mlaurh. Johnstown. Il.noo
tvlward O Krien tt ux. et ai. to Mary
J'egorden. Lilly, $)'..
l. Ii. lUauch et ux. to Joseph (ioler.
Johnstown, J 1.4Ki.
W. J. Donnelly et, ai. to Martha J. Smith,
ration, (tot).
Martha J. Smith et vir to Joseph E,
Parnell et al., Pailon, 7o.
National Loan .fc Investment
to R. E. Creswell, Roxbury, $."wk.
company
(Jeorge II. Paine et ux. to R. E. Cres
well. Upper Voder, $.").
Edward Reighard et ux. to Agnes M
Pringle, East Conemaugh. J.Hi.
David E. Martz to John J. Haughawont,
Dale. l.ooo.
E. WilM'recne et ux. to A. E. Patton,
trustee, Patton, 1.
A. E. Patton, tiustec, to Rev. X. O. Pat
terson. Patton, $2)o.
John W. 1 1 ii it net t et ux. to Andrew
Steward, Croyle, $7uf.
Elizabeth Devine et vir to Johnstown
Kuilding& Loan association, Johnstown,
1.2m.
Catharine McGuire et vir to Vincent
Malloy, Chest Springs, ft'itl.
Susan M. (Jueen et vir et al. to John II.
Morley, Stonycreek, t.too.
John Jordan et ux. to John Sehwing et
ux., Johnstown. $2o.
Treasurer of Cambria county to Excel
sior Muilding ,fc Loan association, Ash
ville. fir,.
Treasurer oi Cambria counly to Excel
sior Muilding & Loan association, ('aililzin
borough, f Pi.
John Xoren et ux. to Excelsior Muilding
fc Loan association. I la-ting-., ftkil.
S. M. Hauptet ux. to Excelsior Muilding
Loan association. Ashville. fsm.
Charles M. Taggarl et ux. to Excelsior
Muilding ,t Loan association, Hastings,
Harvey Roland et nx. to Felix. I'ueguen.
Hastings, f:;o).
Ananias Myers et nx. to Lemor. L.
Myers, I'pper Voder, f.V.o.
James Dunn et ux. to Joseph ll.Moyers
Lilly. fT7.".
Alexander Cover to Theodore Cover,
Conemaugh. $1.
Ephraiui Wissingeret ux. to Alice Kyle.
East Conemaugh,
Robert A. Parsons et ux. to.M. L.Smith,
Johnstown, ?7."i.
Ellen Hopferet vir to Sarah E. Morgan.
Portage lorough, $I."Kl.
John C. Martin et ux. to Pennsylvania
Railroad company. Portage borough and
township, f i. :;'.
Maty A. Stull et vir to Theodore Cover,
I a in tin a counly, $1.
Assignee of Lorenzo D. Stull to Theo
dore Cover, Richland and Adams. .s.v..
Clara Rodgers to J umii Mow man, Mox-
ham.$lm.
Standard Muilding .t Loan association
to Samuel W. Vaughn. Coooerstlale. 42. Hi.
Thnmas A Dodsou et ux. to Celestine
Myers, Washington.
Administrator of Levi Edwards to Henry
J. Schmidt. Lower Voder, f'.'so.
Administrator oi Levi Edwards to Henry
J. Schmidt, Lower Voder.
Assignee of Joseph Mengele et ux. to
Joseph Mengele, tiallilzin borough, tl.
J. C. Stineman et ux. to Mount Hope
United Evangelical church, Adams. $1.
Sarah A. Ellenberger et ux. to Peter
Cillman, Adams, tin.
lo-eph A. Coons et ux. to Lucy Stephens,
Allegheny, i't.
lohn Colde to Katharine tiolde et al..
lohiistown. S.
Charles Anna to Francis Campbell, Pat
ton, flui.
Jennie C.arron to John T. Fe!ix, Morrell-
ville, f am.
Margart t P. McConaughy et al, to Miles
A. Varner. Lower Voder. (I.
Cambria Iron company to John A.
Augur, East Conemaugh, tXAK
Patrick F. Toole et ux. el al. to Joseph
Campbell, Portage borough. $l.-o.
Philomena Simendinger et al. to Joseph
Campbell. Portage borough. i:0.
Executor of Janet Whannell to James
Moore, Johnstown, il.sm.
Abraham A. Rougher to David J. Rough
er. Marr, f l.Ml.
Marbara Catheart p-t vir to David Jrif-
li tli, Susquehanna. 412.V
Hi-eTer fen uoy I van la.
On Thursday or last week the Pittsburg
'inns had the following: Nathaniel Col
lier, his wife and Iwo sons. Job
James, formerly residents of Mellwood.
Mlair county, but later or Devils Lake,
N. D., were passengers east last night over
I he Pennsylvania railroad, bound lor Kit
tai.ning Point. Mr. Collier said he had
been lured west several years ago by the
glowing accounts he had read or easy farm
ing west of the Mississippi, anil took no a
liiarter section near Devil's Lake. Things
went smoothly until a blizzard struck his
neighborhood, and he at once saw that
there were drawbacks to farming in that
-ountry as well as in ihe east. My stick
ing to it and plenty of hard work, he and
his boys in. proved his farm and had lie-
ome somewhat reconciled to blizzards.
until the past winter, when the snow fell
on October 2sth and remained with them
until they U-rt. During the winter they
lost 1ST head of cattle and all their small
tock. During the past mouth a man
ame along who who wanted a cheap Tarm
anil the Colliers took him in. Thev saw
the happiest moment of their lives was
w hen they took the last look al the Devil's
Lake farm and turned their faces towards
their old buckwheat farm in the Allegheny
tnoiin taii.s.
Orphans' Court Sale
OK V.iI.t'AHI.K
REAL ESTATE!
Ky virtue ol an aliss order nl she Orphan's
',iurt ..I 1 anil. rla county, to me directed 1 wl 1
ei;ne in j.uhllc sale at the premises In tbe towi,
sbip ot Munster, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 1ST, 1 SOT.
AT I'KN trciMIK, A. M.
Ibe lollnwlng described real estate, vis:
All that certain niece or parcel of land situate
In the TowuHhlu ol Munstor. in tbe Count v ol
lamhrta. fcnd State ol Pennsylvania. atliolnlnK
land id .lumes S. Imrhtn. deceased, Thoinns Ser
Keaol. .t-hn litterner. heirs ol Jco Hss. tie
ceaxetl . Matthew Knraoauah. estate of Francis
erly . deceased . KranciH Itell. Samuel Noel.
Philip Karren. and estate ol Cornelius Iteyer. de
ceased, containing;
200 ACRES
more or less, a oil bavin thereon ere 'let! a lance
KKAMK Hot St. Wlcctln lenitlh l.y :4( feet in
iilih. contalnlris: II rooms, a HANK. KAKN rtu
leet in l-nictb lv 3o leet in width, an Ice houe
a slatiKhter house, a store house and uraoaiy.
and ail necessary ouILuiMi nns
F.xet-iitiDar anil rererviou tnereirum. n wever.
al. the coal, toicether with inltilnu riichts and
iirivileKcg which have alr-a.ly leen sold to W. W.
Amstiry.
1 r. tv is ur aue.
T,-n irr cent of ibe norcliase money to tie paid
In hand at the tiineol sale: the balance l one-
third at the counrmatioii oi sale, mree n inins in
one year trotu the connrniallou ol rale, aritb In
terest, and two- Dintns iu iwi jearv inwi ma
contirmalion ol sa'e. "lib interest; the remaining
one ninth ol the purchase money 10 remain a
lien during- the nieiime oi r.iiimrin j. (uruin.
widow ol James S. Surhln. deceased, tbe Interest
mm ihe time ol confirmation oi the sale to oe
paid tn her annually, and al ber deatb said one
ninth ol tbe purchase money to he paid to the
heirs and leaal representatives el said James S.
Hurttln. deceased. lteierred payments to tie
secured by judgment Iwnd and mortaae ot tbe
putt-baser JOANNA HUKBIX.
Survivlnii executrix of tne Iasi W ill and Tes
tament ol Augustine iiurbin, deceased.
I I x- 1 1 a a notices.
J70KSALKOK RENT.
tt Ioretto. Cumbria
The Central Hotel
county. Pa. hJmj
term. A Urtm .MKS. tlXA H.
mriit ii1! AL.ll
Jaoj. 8 tl.
"11 f AN TE1 A aeneral repreientaliT In tbla
I eouoir to emanlfe local board i lor tha
ArilsaD' Sariaira and LoaD Association. Ad
dress VI Killb A to., Pittsburg, fa. mcb'JU
ANTKii A reliable man to represent a loan
mi.iuiKin in CainDria coudit nlonev
luaued in sums ol luo to flO.uou. t ut particulars
...j in y . ai. ha is, ucaiport, ra.
mcbXtl.
''HK fcltnstunt Buildina; 4 lA)an Association
a. win oner lor sale
Lt tha Kh HntlHtnir UK.
ensnurn. on tne tourtb Montlav In March
i.uoo.oo. THUS, na is.
L.stk LiKKH, Socretarj. President.
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.
Kverybody, and esieeially the oyster-lovlnir
irfle ol k.l.enturn, are Inyiled to call at Kohu
Mcrtreen's tid Keiialde Kuslauranl. wfcen tbey
wnt kxxJ, iresh Oysters, t.y toe pint, tjuart or
Kallon. tr you can have them Stewed or Krio,!
all at the lowest price, i'resh Oysters avery day.
OCtllll
JOS. HORNE & CO.
GETTING ALONG
tow ards house-cleaning and moving time.
There w ill be new lings and Curtains and
Draperies to buy aud iierhaps new Ftirni
ture.
YOU MAKE A MISTAKE
w Inch w ill enst you money if you rail to
get our prices on anything thehoiise needs
We have
GOOD WINDOW SHADES
which we sell complete with
prin? roller
and brackets at X' cents each
It is a stood firm
material, oil-finisbed
and opatiie.
Nash Ci rtaix Matkkiai.s in light and
dainty rabrics al ." cents a yard.
I.Xcellcnt Mmi ( i'iitaix Mrsiiv at !! '
cents a yard, worth a good deal more.
The finest line or Lac k Ci ista ins at f i.(N)
a pair ever seen in this region and from
that at all prices uo to as high as you care
to go.
We sell
FURNITURE
..l r .. l i: , , . , .-
aisti. uiciiiuiiig a siuefiiiiii line fit i:nv tvn
I5i:ass I'.khs at verv low nric.-s
We have a splendid ( nil. It's fiait which
we call the I ireamland" made or iron and
lieaviiy w lute enameled, not a stilinttr or
wootl in it. which we sell at .'. w -i 1 1. a
woven wire spring Utttoui.
lur new catalogue w ill give descriptions
and pictures or everything
PENN AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURG.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice is heret.y s-iven that P. f. Klrhy. et ux
fly deed olto ontary assticnmeni dated January
lfc'.'T. and ol record In atnl.rla county, tn I teed
Bo-.k Volume ll . i.aa-e ennveved tothnm..
dersucm tl asstKnee all their .re.erty In trust lor
, rum i mine cretititirs ol 1. r . Kirhy. All
iersont owinic said estate will please make im-
ucwin.o i'm j uiciiL, aim tuose navtna claims or
oenianus aicainst me same will .reejt them
m.perly auiheot tcated lor settlement.
A.W BtCK.
Asiiirnee ol t K. Kirtiy.et.
Kliensburir. I'a., r el.rua'y 4. 17. oi
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby iclven that Henry Aer et nx.
hy d.ed ol Toluetary ast-nenment date.1 Kcltruary
IM-. assitrned ami tranrlerred to the under
siifue.l til Ins property, real and l-eronal. in
trust lor Ihe l-rnetli ol creditor. All iierson
owinic said eatate will please make payment
and those havin claim or demands ateainst the
san.e will present tbein properly authenticated
rc.iicgivuk
HKNKY KUt'MFNACKtK.
Assianee ol Henry, elnx
Pa., February a.i. 1nt. -jst ei.
Nicktown,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby Klven that the KeielHter ol
W ills In and lor Cambria coontv has Kraote1
letteis tesrament.irv on the estate ot (ieorire
Ko.'sletn. iaie ol I.retto bomnKh. I'amtina
county. Pa., deceasetl. to the umlers tuned. All
persons owing sal.l estate will .lease make Im
mediate payment, and those h avinic claims or
demands aitainst the same will present Ibem
properly authenticated lor settlement.
H W. l-IIZINt.HK.
hxerutor of the I,ast Will and Testament ol
tleorue Koslein. deceasol.
I-oietto. Pa . t-etiruary 'it. 1R7. W 6t X
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is he-ehy ulven that letters testament
ar in the estate ol llxnlcl liumm. Sr.. lale ol
ITarroll t wnship. bate been vrnnted to the un
dersitined by the Ketoster o Wil.a In and lor
t'atnl.rla county. All persons owinic said estate
will please make iuimedlrte payment. and those
havinic claims or demands against the same will
present tlieiu properly authenticated for settle
ment. HANIU, Hl t'K,
Kxecutor ot tte last win and lei-lauient ol
Ihiuiel I u in in , Sr., deceased.
lreito. Pa., Keb. 4th, I8y7. 12 6t.
CREAM Bfli mCATARRH
In quickly
('ffiiNflfii th
A'fjwfi1 sPrtJturt j-jt.
Allnft i'ain and.
Heal thei Snrr
FrtHrrf the
3fftnhr-me 'rotn
4tttitinnat
anrt Stnril.
It Will Cure COLD 'N HEAD
A particle Is applied Into eacn nostxel and ta
aitreeable. Price 60 cents at ltruirKlsts orby mall
tUY KKi ITH KKJS, Hi Warren Street. New York.
nr.T.lom.ly
TO MAKE MONEY
ami enjoy it, one must lirst have jtikhI
health.
LAXA TEA
e'eanses the system, ails iligestitm, cures
coiisliiatitni ami sick headache. Pleasant
to take, lia-s not jri i-. For sale ly all
votir tlriiesrjsts, liic ati'l I'.V. fsiiuiilt"s "free.
Manufacture,! I.v THE JilUN II. HTIJ.
CO., Warren, I'a.. :i 11' ?
Mountain House
Shaving Parlor,
Ham Street, Jiear Post Oflice
aTbe undersigned desires to Inform the pub
lic that be baa otened a shavlna; parlor on
I'entre street, near tbe post office where bar tiering
In all Its branche-ts will be carried on In Ui
future. Kverythlnn neat and elean.
Your patron sol Idled.
r. X. FKW.
EieistaE Fire Insnrance Apcj
T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent.
KRKNSBURG. PA.
Do Yea Want Employment
At home or traveling with IKHUi PAY! II so,
write to us lor particulars, giving ae and occu
pation. Yen can work all or part time, and tbe
work i LK1HT AND EASY. Address.
EHK HA'A KS NtJKSEKY COMPANY,
KOTHKHTKB, Y.
Mar 12 97 4m.
REtlKIPTS ANI EXPEM1TUKIJ IIKCAK
roll mwnsbip lor tne fiscal year endlna
March 8 h. IsvT:
MHHAtL. DISH A KT. Supervisor.
lr. l!r.
To whole amount ol work du
plicate f 800 65
Bj amount of cash
work tax
received on
10JS2
STOVES,
Mooffing and Spouting.
A(RIHinC!IJLTlJHlA.IL OIPJLEIrflIET
oi? all K:i3srrs,
Tread Powers, Threshers ami Scparalors, Iron at.,1 WoodlPunins
I-encc Wire, Etc., Etc., l '
EBENSBURG,
Ky amount ol exonerations
By amount worked out by laxa
bies... 3 74
em e
t MO OO
To whole amount efcash dcpll-
!... . (
To amount ol cash received oh
work tax
To amount received I rum li
cense .
To amount received Irom Seat
ed and t'nseated I -and
To amount In hands at last set-tiement....
214 ta
143 4
67 00
ta so
16 71
t 471 M
By amount ol exoneration ( 93
By amount paid Hi-ban Kria.
lor team b I re and labor..... 04 Zi
By amount paid lor labor and
shoveling; snow.... 42 y
Ky amount paid for lank and
timber lor bridaes . 3 71
Ky amount paid lor team hire... o uu
By amount paid James ti. Has-
aon. publishing statement
lor ! 500
By amount paid John S. Foley,
pubiisblna statement lor
1WI and isi iouu
By amount paid Wm. liavis, at
torney's lees (uo
Ky amount paid P. J. iNetiick
for hardware, etc 1111
Ky amount paid lor smlttilOK
and repairs to arrader sj -jti
By amount paid Wm. J. iHiilon
for hammers .. 1 (10
By amount paid I-". O. lVilher
tor water tmuab 307
By amount paid to thorn as T.
Kirkpatrlck 34 itt
By amount paid tor rtainatcnn to
heids a ou
By amount paid lor lu7 day
services as Supervisor at
tl 'Kladay loo .VJ
By amount lor -ollectiOK 1-14 V3
at 6 per cent . It) 74
Ky amount I r disbursioic
$471 UO at 2 tier cent V 42
By amount paid Auuttora and
Clerk service....... a4 7i
By amount id Mrs t'brjs.
1-ather it r bouse rent ... 1 i
By amount pat.l destine
Karabaugh, next Treasurer. 20
f 4T1 Tfl
THOMAS T. KlKKPATKU'li. Supervisor.
IT.
To whole amount of work dap I-
eaie..... .......
. $1,041 3u
By amount ol eash received on
work tax
Hv amount ol exoneration.....
By amount worked out ty tax
able t 'S0t
1 6t
8 J2 &4
fl.uUai
To whole amount of eash dupli
cate I
To amount ol cash received on
work tax.
To amount received lnm M.
Iiahart
To amount due from lsv with
terest.... ..
ees 13
Z3U02
36 00
1US 18
630 31
By amount ol exoneration
Ky amount paid lor road order..
Ky amount paid lor labor aoJ
shoveling snow
Ky amount paid lor smlthina;
and repair to (trader
By amount paid lor plank and
timber lor bridge
By amount paid James Mellon.
dynamite.
Ky amount paid Patton Supply
t'-o. lo'tile .....
Ky unuunt paid tor hardware.
etc
By amount paid Wm. 1).
Neiiroih for oalbs
By amount paid lor team hire
and hammer handles
Ky amount pain for 14 days
service at 1.S0 r day
By amount paid 1 boa T. Kirk
lor team hire and labor
By amount paid James raull
lor attorney's fees. ........ .. .
By amount paid Tbus. T. Kirk,
use ol plow.....
By amount paid tor collectlnu.
f-MS 13 at per cent
Ky amount paid lor disbursing
M3 00 at z per cent.. ..
By amount paid to t'hares
1-elKbner. next Treasurer...
We. the nnderslitned Auditors, do certify that
tbe lorcKolna: statement Is true and correct.
jtHN A. MiHUtK. . Auditors.
Attest. O. W. MkiHKL. Clerk. 312 31.
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic
Refining
Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricating Oils.
- F
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
DUE FRQI.1 PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Most : nmronnly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO.
PIT1SBUKO 1EPT
P1TTSBCBO, PA.
oetK.SSlT.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule la edect November 19, 1898.
t'si
loctlosiastt Crease
BaflT.
Seashore Express, week d ys
a a m
aa a m
...10 Mam
A I toon Aoeummoilatlon. week days.
Main Line Expreas. dallT
Aitoona Accom.. week days
Harrlrttiura; Aeooamodslios, Sundays
Mall Express","dalTy ...... .
Pblladelubla Expresa.dally
1 00 p m
1 07 p ra
6 17 p m
11 p fB
Johnstown Accommodation, week days . 8 14am
fact tie Expreas, daily s 7 a na
Way Passencer. dally. loupa
Mall Train, daily.. 8 36 p sa
Plttshors; Earest dally ,,, 3 Upn
Kast L.loe. dally .. 8 28 p. m
Johnstown A 000 m mod a lion, week days 8 84 p sa
EtsosiatsBira; Brsarh.
trains a KKira.
Krom Hastlnas and the North , 7 36 a in
Krom ires sop. la ou a m
Krom Vlntondale. ......... . . . 131pm
From llrasaon , a 06 p m
Prom 'resson . ........ . 8 60 p m
Prom Vin load ale ,. 7 -jo p m
Prom iii n V 10 p m
TBAIHS lbavb.
For Cressnn
Kor Hastlnirs and tbe North ..
Por V id too dale
Kor 1 'ressoo
Por Vlntondale.
Por HastinKS and the north..., ...
Por llresson ......
7 3a m
....10 03 a m
10 1ft a m
tsina
. & uu p m
SHpoi
T20 p m
por rates, saaps. etc., call on aent or address
Taos. E. Watt. P. A. W. !.. Sou Plltk ATe,.
Pltubnnt, Pa.
J. B. HUTUHINsJON,
Ueneral Uananer.
J. K. WOOD.
Ueneral Manager.
s
41
vtt
DEALER IN
RANGES,
-
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
We liavc some lines
niir to
1 '
and in order to do
so
j low prices in Dress (ioods, Underwear, Shoe.
!pfp WO iiivifn nil ,vl. .'sa.. 7 HULS,
, wo invite all tvl, ,va.il In save some money
ret some jrootl liar-ains t.i ..nil 0...1
and
I 1 . "
oods ami prices.
We can't tell von miK-h about them here, but
the prices will speak for themselves. Come
early before the best are picked up.
EIJEXSBURG, PA.
CARL RIVINIUS,
1'KAUTI C AL
AND DEALER IN
800 ,pi !
1(10 ' -Sgj&jr
1 RI
! 1 :
- n HI
.1 .sr 1
REDUCTION SALE !
For the next 30 days we will sell any of our Winter Suits, Over
coats, Underwear and all winter goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
We must make room for Spring Goods, and to do so have have re
duced our prices so much that all Winter Goods are bound to go.
Our Loss Will Be Your Gain.
We carry the best line of Shoes
them have been reduced to less
Call soon and get a bargain.
C.A. Sharbauch,
CARR0LLT0WN, PA.
CJREAT
of Furs, Capes and Jackets, Winter Dress Goods
and Woolen Underwear at QUINN'S 134
and 136 Clinton St., Johnstown.' Fur
Capes sold at half cost. Xew Sprin Dress
Goods arriving every day.
Carriage and Wagon Shop.
Havinct oene.l up in the shop lately occupied bv J. A. Bonr-v in the WetfL ward ol
KtiensUirv, 1 am prepared to .lo all kimi ot Wwm ami farria Work on Ibe short t
nolHv an.i at reaaonaWe terms. Carnaiw Tritiiniinv. Cu-riions and ide Cnrtaina fur.
nLslietl to order. Onlers taken for Spi inc Waeons and lUijries.
Bar Special attention gi'en to lie pair Work and I'ainting and satisfaction gTiraiitd
H. E. BENDER,
6 9531 Formerly of Carrolltown,
FURNA0FS.
PENN A.
FOR
oi goods tliaf we are -o-
we
liave made some rem
- v.ia illlVi StU
Scuts, ciockO
I JEWELRV.SILVERttARE,
IHDSICAL IKSTRDHNTSi
ASD
0PTICALJ0ODS.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
CELEBRATED BOCKFOBD
WATCHES.
X PnlnTTlHo JTif1 "Profinni'i WntfiVrai
uuiiumuuuiwi'iuiwiia naiuiioi
In Key and Sttn Winders.
LAKt.E SELECTION OFALLX
k TVTl III' I L-UIT T T
IMt Hoe of Jewell y is unsur-
passed. CODie and s fnr Tnnr.
self before purchasing elsewhere
kAll work fruarauteed.
t CAE EIYDflUSi
tUMMHtHIHHMMlii
in Northern Cambria and
than cost of manufacture.
some of
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