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The Lock Haven Express says a rich
eold vein has been discovered within nine
miles of Lock Haven, and that samples of
the ore have been sent te Washington to
he tested. An old Indian is said to hava
revealed the secret of where the gold could
be found.
William H. Turman. a miner employed
at Iry Hollow, lluntinudon county, was
maimed tor life their during the wind and
hail storm which passee oyer that section
on Saturday afternoon. He had sought
-.belter under a freight car standing on the
railway siding, and, while under the car.
an engine was coupled lo it and started to
haul it away. Turman was horrified to
lind the car moving, and was momentary
daed before he mitle a break for safety.
II.! succeeded in getting his body clear of
the track, bin the wheels caught his right
leg and almost ground it off at the knee.
The injured member had to be amputated.
He was taken to the Alloona hospital.
The Anna Fenn-Karnes vs. Alex.
Hlack et al. ejectment case before Judge
P.arker, which commenced on Thursday
morning of last week, was concl-nled on
Monday night by the jurv bringing in a
verdict for the defendants. The parties
are from Johnstown. The plaintiff in lS'.M
was a widow, Mrs. Anna Fenn. about :t5
yeais of age, and the defeudant. Charles
Haines, a widower aged about 7." years.
They were married on the Jf.lh of Septem
ber, of the same year, and on tne 17th of
November. Mr. lUrnes conveyed a valu
a.l" properlv on Main street. Johnstown,
to hi ; w ife. On the L'ith of November. Mr.
P.arnes left his wife and has not lived with
hei since. Mr. l'.arnes' interest in the
property was sold at sheiitT s sale on judu
ments obtained against him by relatives,
after the separation of himself and wife,
and the suit was for the possession of the
property.
Krai tntmtf 1 raiialrra.
D. A. Shrader et ux. lo William J.
K nut.. Dale, consideration, tl.
I'Hlrii k ISolland et ux. lo John Stewart.
Summit ville. tl.
Knoch Hand el ux. to Thomas H. Wicks,
Oroy li t:W.
Cambria Iron company to Fdwin S.
;reer, Westmont.
C. A. Michaels et ux. lo Flizalieth
Reese. Kbelisburg, Jrj.".
John C. Hildebiaud et ux. to Li.ie Mc
Cutcheon. Haisvlow'ii, J,-iio.
Malinda Smith to Ceorge W. Smith et
al , Johnstown, tl .
Neal McKay to George McKay. Cambria
Kmma R. Karlinsey et vir to Frank
Long, Karr, jftV .
John Ashcr.ift et ux. et al. to John
Hogue, Cre-son township. tl't.
Henry T. Sutton et u. to John Sutton,
el al.. Clearlrelil. t:?:..
Kliabelli Wendell et vir to Eph. L.
Wendell, Johll-low li. $1.
(Jeorge Shaffer to Knianuel Reighard.
Fast Taylor, S.Yiii.
Harry J. Itrown to Elia Jane Wenlz.
Portage tow nshii. f 1T.".
Mary Ann Orner et al. to Henry K. ()r
ner. West Taylor f:.l.
Administrator of Kllen Mcto-e to Penn
Trallir company. Limited, Johnstown. $-!;
John-town Pa-senger Railway company
to Cambria Iron company, Johnstown,
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Fran-is Itevlin to Cambria Iron i-uni-jiauv,
.1 ohiistow ii. fsiiii.
Pennsylvania Railroad company to
Cambria Iron company. Johnstown, tl.
Alexander Riddle et al.. trustees, to
Pennsylvania Railroad company, Johns
town, tl.
Pennsylvania Railroad company to
Cambria I run company , Julius tow n, tl .
Cambria Iron company to Pennsylvania
Railroad company, Johnstown, tl.
Assignee of I). (J. Myers et ux. to (. J.
Myers, A-hvill.-. tlm.
lieorgt J. Myers, et ux. to Kmma Feigh.
Ashville, tHHI.
.Ii.-hiia KaiitTnian et ux. to Stephen
K'aiitTinai), South Fork, tl.
Samuel Harrison et ux. to John A.
Wert., Stonycreek, tl7r.
Francis Walkins to K. 8. (iramling,
Croy le, T.".
Frederick Hofecker el ux. to John Pfeil,
Richland, :.
Iinniiiirr Esrn rttlontv.
That the public have come to recognize
tin- fact that the best and most convenient
method of pleasure travel is that presented
tiy the Peiinsy 1 vauia Railroad company's
iiersonall v-conduclcd tours, is evidenced
by the increa-ing popularity of these tours.
I nder this system the lowest rates are
obtained, for both transportation and hotel
ai-ciiinmodatioii. An experienct-J tourist
agent ami chaperon accompany each tour
to look after the comfort of the passenger.
The following tours have been arranged
for the sea-on of ls'.C:
To the north (including Watkins (Hen,
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Mout-
r..al ln.-l,w An Sable Cha-ill. Likes
, - ---
Champlain and (leorge, Saratoga, and a
day light ride down through the highlands
ot the II udson.l J uly -'Tib and August 17th.
Rale. tl' for the round trip iroui ew
V.uk. Philadelphia. lUlliinoiH and Wash
ington, covering all expenses of a two
week's trip. Proportionate rates from
points.
'P.. Vi.iinttii.no I'm.-U- on st snecial tram
of Pullman sleeping, compartment and ob
servation cars and dining car. allowed
eight days in 'Wonderland," Septeinlier
:.'d. Rate. t.'.::. from New York, Philadel
phia. Hakimoreand Wa-hingion; t .'.'M from
Pitt-burg.
'r.-... ti,.,l:iv tours to (tettvslnirg. Luray
Caverrs, Natural P.ridge, Virginia Hot
Springs, Richmond and a-hinglon. Sep
tember -sth and October l-'tn. Kate, o.i
from Philadelphia. Proportionate rates
from other points.
If all Mm at Tyrone
An unprecedented rain, hail and thunder
..r... i. it ...1 over Tvroi.o ami vicinity
" I
almvt three o'clock tin Saturday afternoon.
lastinii alxtut fifteen minutes. Hailstones,
some of them as large as walnuts, covered
the streets like the ice and snow ot a
timer's storm. Trees were stripped of
their fruit and blown down ai.d the gar
dens completely ruined. I hoiisjniis oi
window pane were broken on the exposed
side of tl.e houses. There has been much
.1 im.- .lone to property by the Hoods of
water which swept through them. A barn
near Tyrone belonging lo II. Sprankle was
blow n down. The Morni passed through
Sinking Valley, dealing total destruction
to crops and Iruit. No loss of life was re
ported. Keiliieett Kate lo Hma rrflwo.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
announces that, for th Christian Kndeiv
or convention to lie held in San Francisco
July 7ti, to l-Jth, it will sell special tickets
from all points or. its system at greatly re
duced rates. These tichets will be sold
June -7111 to July -M. and will permit of
stopover at Denver and all points West.
Returning, passengers must reach original
starling point not later than August 17th.
ls;i7.
For specific rates, conditions and full in
formation apply to nearest ticket agent.
Hrilnrrtl Kale for ll" Fourth.
The Pennsylvania railroad company an
n Oinces that for the benefit of persons de
siring to take advantage of the national
holiday on the Fourth of Julv. it will sell
excur-ion tickets between all stations on
its line east of and including PiUsbur-.' and
Erie-except that tickets will not be sold
to or from points or east of Philadelphia
nor to and from points north or tl.e line
Harri-burg to Erie. These tickets will be
sold and will be good going on July 2. 3, 4
and 5. and will be good to return until July
C. ls'J", iuclusiye.
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Carrolltown, Pa., June 22, 1397.
En. Fiikkman: Presuming that your
many readers would not be averse to learn
that the "advance agent of prosperity"
has not struck this town yet. and that the
stream? of promised plenty nor ths Repub
lican cornucopia has not as yet material
ized. Instead we hear nothing but omin
ous mutterings from the people In the
shape of threats and curses against the
policy of the ruling and dominant party.
We are awaiting the day when McKin
ley will "smite the rock of the national re
sources and cause streams of revenue to
gush forth" and relieve the hardships un
der which we now suffer and give us the
"almighty dollar." thai great object of
universal devotion throughout the land in
free circulation once more, as it was when
we had the good old days of Democracy
and less tariff tinkering. In these degen
erate days of a degenerate political econ
omy, we cannot expect w hat we were wont
to call good times, i. e.. an untrammelled
freedom to trade and barter among one
one aiuther without being tied as it were,
with taxes and trusts, to lace us at every
turn and point in business. If it were
not for fear of being overwhelmed by
such powers business would be better, even
in this almost insignificant town of Car
rolltown. In small communities like this
we cannot even make our own flour any
more for the reason the great wheat corn
ers and grain trusts generally have de
stroyed the former freedom of our farmers.
It is a fact that in the rural districts the
strain of the great monopolies is now be
ing felt and the people are just beginning
to realize and further have began to un
derstand the reason for it. The advance
agent has sent out his courier before hini
who has set the people to thinking what is
the cause of his tarrying so long on his
way, ami have found out that his advent
is yet a long w ay off, as the machine Is out
of gear and the wheels need oil instead of
being moistened with the tears of an abused
and dowu trodden people whose groans
and lamentations are drowned by the over
whelming cry of the Republican bosses
of, "Wait until the tariff bill passes."
"Wait!" Yes we must wait, and in pati
ence, or else let loose the pent up multi
tude who are now ready to follow a leader
ami raise such a revolution in this fair re
public of ours that we shudder to contem
plate it.
The Republican parlv must know that
there is a limit at whict forebearance
ceases to be a viitue. And the senate
must lake into consideration in their tariff
wrangling-, that, in the language of Ed
mond Ilurke. "All government, indeed
every human benefit and enjoyment, every
virtue and every prudent act, is founded
on compromise and barter."
(Knl'S.
In this vicinity on account of the cold
season all spring, crops are backward.
Fall grain and grass seems to hold its own
well. Our farmers have put out i more
this season than they have for years, and
it is a good sign, as farming was neglected
in this pai t of the county, the reason of
this was that when the coal was being de
veloped the chance of making some cash
money look the eyes of most of our young
farmers and they left the farms to go into
the mines or new tow ns and in -.onseiiuence
the farm land was idle. Rut alas, how
soon they realized when almost too late,
that "all is not gold that glitters." The
land, w hich is the basis of all prosperity,
is what every man should stlive to gel hold
ol, and they have become aware of that
fact and have gladly returned to farm life.
Fruit will not be plentiful. There will lie
a few apples and cherries but no peaches.
lMIM'.nVK.MKNTS.
Impiovdments are very slow but not
withstanding the depression Mr. C. A.
Langbein has in course of erection a tine
two story residence on Main street, which
when 'inished, will present an attractive
appearance.
New pavements are being laid all
through the town.
Messrs. Reig .t Dumm, distillers, have
erected a large and commodious bond
house of corrugated iron which is healed
with steam.
Ex-Sht-liff Joseph A. (iray is treating
his line residence with a coat of paint, also
Dr. Sloan, II. J. liehe is doing the pann
ing. The street commissioner, Hon. John
Ruck is superintending the repairing of
the streets and crossings. Mr. Ruck
makes an efficient street commissioner.
SIM. IK. TAX.
The single tax club of this place meets
every Tuesday evening and is quite a
drawing card. Its advocates are very en
thusiastic in their theories. The advo
cates of the Populist party in this vicinity
seem lo grasp hands with the single laxers
and pull together. It is very entertaining
to hear the arguments of the local debaters
on the iiue-iion- of the day as taken from
their standpoint or view of the problems
agitating the country at present. Among
the older element. Democracy holds its
own and indeed the principles of Jefferson
are gaining ground every day. The single
tax arguments all go to prove it.
The single tax club has made arrange
ments to have some speaker or lecturer of
note to attend their meetings frequently.
Everybody is always cheerfully admitted
and walcomed.
MINI NO.
Mining is very dull now in conseiiuence
of the El Mora mines, commonly knowu
as -'Reed's." lieing idle at present In con
seiiuence of some financial trouble. It
throws about men out of em pi lyiuent
The Morrisdale mines, formerly R. It.
Wigtou & Sons', works very unsteady.
There is some talk of Thos. Rarnes de
veloping the coal on the Snyder farm, one
half mile north of town soon. The Cam
bria County railroad is hauling coal from
the Beech Creek mines near Itarnesboro.
The company will soon establish a pas
senger station at the V iioilh of Carroll
town which will lie very convenient for
our town and vicinity, especially lu the
shipment of heavy goods by freight.
I.lK.U. NOTK.
There was a very exciting game of ball
played on the fair grounds here on Sunday
by a nine from Hastings and the first nine
of Carrolltown, score nine to seventeen in
favor of Hastings. On Monday there was
an interesting game played on the same
grounds by the second nine of Carrolltown
and the second uine of Pattou. The score
was one to nothing in Patton's favor.
Strawberries are plenty.
There was unite an influx of Iteech
Creek railroaJ people hailing from Jersey
Shore, in town on Sunday.
The procession on Sunday was grand and
ur town was full of strangers who came
to attend the "Corpus Christi" services.
John Westover. of Hastings lost a valu
able horse on last Friday and also a buggy
badly wrecktid. The horse rau away and
when about three miles from town dropoed
dead In his tracks. Its death was caused
by a ruptured blood vessel.
The civil engineer corps that has been
here for the past year, will pull up stakes
this week and take theirdeparture for new
pastures. They were in the employ of the
Reec h Creek Railroad company.
Mrs. E. Null and Mrs. F. Eger. who
were on the sick list, are both in a fair
way to recover their wonted health.
MoKK ANON.
-While fooling with a toy gun on Friday
afternoon near one of the Haiti more &
Ohio gates, at. lohnstowu. Peter Connelly
shot August, the 12 year-old son of (Jotlieb
Hoffman, lu the face. The bullet entered
his left cheek. It was removed by Dr.
i.. .i, -ri..rA was talk of arresting Con-
nelly, who says he did not know the gun
was loaded.
Mlnrri Aihtd to Mop.
At Friday's session of the Miners' con
vention, at Altoona, A. R. Frykland. of
Cambria, and J. R. Paisley, of Clearlield
county, were appointed check weight fund
organizers.
Refore adjourning the convention Issued
an address to the public setting forth the
grievances of the miners. After referring
to the fact that a committee of the slate
legislature has found that over loo.OU)
miners in this state were reduced from a
condition of prosperity to absolute starva
tion, in many parts, by false weights and
pluck-me store, through the importation
of depraved and ignorant foreigners and
by reason of the undue development of
coal territory which has increased the
supply beyond reasonable necessities, the
address says that miners are now asked by
several operators to accept less wages, in
stead of working by the ton. a system which
would deprive many of any work at all, or
to accept a reduction in some places of live
cents a ton because, it is claimed, machines
have reduced the cost of mining, and be
cause miners working for operators who
do not use machines must work for as much
less as will enable the operator to compete
with machine mined coal.
The miners w ho are working at a reduc
tion are requested to desist at once. Only
a few operators, it says, are in the move
ment, but should they succeed they will
force a general reduction in Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Maryland.
The miners are asked to stop work aud
to send money to the support of those now
out and others are to come out. Those
who are able are asked to send twenty-five
cents at once to the treasurer elected by
the convention, John T. Cline, of Rarnes
loro, as well as any other contributions
they may make.
The address is siened by John Lynch,
(iallitzin, president; James Sheridan, Cas
sandra, secretary; John T. Cline. Rarues-
boro, treasurer; George Nicholson, (iear-hart-ville,
aud James Hateman, Dunlo.
On If nail red Tear a Old.
On Sunday the Congregational church of
Ebeiisburg celebrated the centennial of its
organization. It was organized lu April.
17'.i7, with twenty-four members all of
whom had left Wales, their native land
and came to this ccuutry for the purpose
of making it their home. They reached
the mountain in the winter of 17'.'-7, aud
after providing themselves with shelter.
their next endeavor was the erection of a
house of worship and a few months after,
found the church organized and a log
church erected about a half mile East of
Ebeiisburg, near Lloyd's cemetery.
The old log church in time gave way to
the second, a log structure erected on the
rear of the lot occupied by the present
church, which after serving its purpose
w as succeeded by a brick on Sample street.
on the south-west corner of the congrega
tional cemetery. It, in its turn was suc
ceeded by the present structure which was
built in lst'.'.i, remodelled in lv.'t, and is at
present one of the handsomest church edi
fices in the county, with a parsonage on
the lot adjoining.
Duri ng the oue hundred years the church
has had but ten pastors, namely: Rev.
Rees Lloyd, the first pastor, who remained
with the chinch 21 years; Rev. (ieorge
Roberts and Rev. William Tibbott were
co-pastors; Rev. Morris Jones, ls-.7 to
l:t'.i; Rev. William D. Williams, 1S3j-4.;
Rev. John Howes, 1S43-47; Rev. Llewellyn
Powell, 1S47-I-4; Rev. Thomas R. Jones,
Ixo-s.!; Rev.(Seorge Hill, ls-.4-".2, and Rev.
R. Sirhowy Jones, the pre-ent pastor.
The chirch was crowded to its utmost
capacity on Sunday, during the services
two of the former pastors. Rev. (ieorge
Hill, and Lev. T. R. Jones, tieiug present
and taking part. A great many former
residents from all parts of the couutry,
who in their youthful days got their lirst
precepts in religion illustrated from the
pulpit of this old church, were present at
the celebration on Us Oue Hundredth anniversary.
Marriage l.lrranfit.
The follow ing marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Thursday, June 24.
ls;i7:
John Kyler and Mary J. Stine, Altoona.
George P. Eger aud Joseohine liant.n
.lohnstowu.
John Cannon and Ellen Toohey. Twi.i
Rocks.
Will iam H. Hudson and Marv Coinifr
Johnstown.
W. P. Jones and Elizabeth Rreeze, South
Fork.
Dennis A. Croniu and Mildia Flinn.
Johnstown.
John J. P.ooth and Rarbara Proud.
Dunlo.
Lewis Weaver, Richland township, and
Ret t ha Orris, Scalp Level.
Emanuel D. Ream. Franklin horouirh.
and Dessie M. Dick, Conemaugh.
Joseph Stephenson, ISarneslioro, and
Hannah Haiidrson, lloutzdale.
S I). Elrick, Allegheny, Pa., aud Lizzie
R. Taylor, John-town.
William Hortou and Annie LoehricL
Johnstown.
Emile Dumez and Leonie Delaby. Has
tings.
Alovsius P. Akers' and Tillie Crosser.
John-low ii.
Altiert lioughamer, Amsbry. and Mina
R. Carey, shipueusburg. Pa.
Edward H. Cartwright. Figart. and
Flora M.GIa-s, Mountaiudale.
Elias V. Edmiston aud Maggie J.
Molhersbaiigh, Figart.
Joseph Englehart, Vandergrift, Pa., and
Millie M. Rager, Mori el I ville.
Charles Olson and Signe Holm, Patton.
Cornelius A. Hairington and Catharine
M. Hartmaii. Ehrenfeld.
Campbell II. Emigh and Lilian A. Davis,
Johnstown.
Stanislaus Custer and Rosle Kogen,
Raker's Miues.
Obituary.
The (teople of Eliensburg were surprized
and shocked on Sunday morning to learn
that Mrs. Emma, wile of Mr. John Owens,
one of our well-known merchants, had
died that morning. Mrs. Owens had been
enjoying her usual good health up until
Saturday morning, when she was taken
suddenly ill with cholera morbus. Medi
cal aid was summoned and it w 9 lelieved
for a time that the disease was under con
trol, but ou Saturday night she grew worse
and lor several hours before her death she
was unconscious.
Mrs. Owens was a daughter of the late
Richard Gittings, and was Ixim in Cam
bria township, on the 27th of October,
and was in the 44ih year of her age. Re
sides her husband she is survived by seven
children the youngest beiug less than two
years old.
The funeral services took place ou Tues
day afternoon at her home, being conduct
ed by Rev. U. S. Jones, the interment be
ing made in Lloyd's cemetery.
Mr. (ieorge E. Meisel. of Carroll town
ship, was a visitor to Ebeushurg on Monday.
Notice to Bridgebuilders.
Sealed proj.ofal will txi received al the County
d.nitnli'iiii'tier-i' Oltlre. Kliennburg. Pa , uulll
TKIuSl'AY. JC1..Y 13.117 at I o'clock, p. .. lor
the ertjcilou ol an Iron or Stel Hrlilge ovt-r-the
Lii. .... ll'U.r,'. Mill In Mnn-
ater townsliip lenictb vl Sean, f.5 feet In the
clear, width ol roadway It) feel. -Separate bids
fir masonry and BuperMructure will lie required.
All Mdfi to tie accompanied by bond wiita two
Rurrtles or :he bond ol a fcurely company to the
lull amount ol Ine bid a a no a run lee of tcood
laltb. l'Un and eelticilon fur Masonry
on hie on said ttommlii-loner'-i Ottlce.
suefttiflul bidder will be rtijulred to furnish
Inind with at least two sureties, or the bond of a
Surely or Trust Hompany In double the amount
ol bid tor the laltblul petturmauce of contract.
County Cumin Issloners reserve the right to reject
any or all bid.. HrM3.juK.
THUS HIMIVKK.
AUKAM HOsTKrLF.K.
County Commissioners.
Attest. Jo. CO ATM. Clerk.
Coininltisiouer's omce, Lbenaburg, Pa., June
V, 1SV7.
M Iseellaaeaaa Hatleea.
fHY pay retail prices! LETTS w take
TV your order for a r'lrst Class sewl i ma
chine, warranted tis ybarh for 13.00
1'HK Ebensbura- Kull1lD a loan Assc latlon
1 will oOer for sale at the Key Bulldtn. ICb
eosburg, on the !ourtb Alonday In Jl'NK,
t2.uou.uo. THUS. JiAVIS,
LiKATBR L.4Himbr, secretary. President.
XToriCETO t'AKM EKS.
1 We bare on hand two mowing machines,
two bay rakes, one bay tedder, one hay. leader,
two plows, one barrow, one 1.ukk7. 'wo cart, any
of tbe above will be sold very cheap in ortler to
clone them out.
.DO-25.K; 21, BAKKEK KKOS.
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.
Everybody, and especially the oyster-loving
people ot Ettensburg, are InvUed to call at Kobu
McHreen's Old Keilable Kelaurant, wben they
want good, fresh Oysters, by tbe pint, quart or
gallon. Or you can have them Stewed or Krled,
all at tbe lowest price. Kresb Oysters every day.
ocillil
JOS. HOME & CO.
JUXEBAIiUAINS.
June has something more than brides
aud roses to be famous for. I tis gent-rallv
in a more practical sense, memorable to
thrifty people lor the annual price-cutting
of spring and summer goods.
We have done little price-culling, for
our buying was low enough to make every
price in this store a bargain price. Here
is a sample or two:
Roman Stkii'k Wash Sii.ks
Kaiki and Ilabulai Wa-li Silks in the
popular Roman stripes and other paUerns,
including some new and brilliant plaids,
FKttM --".f to 4m- a AKll.
Ri.a K Sii.ks. A lot of Rlack of Indias,
Rrocades aud (iros drains at fn.. a yald.
Hi. At k Twin. Skulks.-We have
bought i'-i pieces of line l-'ren h Tw ill
serges. They are in a perfect black aud
the kind which you usually pay a dollar a
yard for, marked at'nc a yard.
I.mi-i.ktk ii St rriNt.s. These are in silk
and wool mixtures, checks and fancy win-I
grenadines. Former prices were 1 no.
fl. .." and tl.') a yard. Now the entire lot
at one price, i'i"c. a Yaku.
Saii.uk Hats. We have received a
shipment of the finest lot of trimmed sailor
hats ever seen in these cities. All the new
blin ks and bows are included.. The prices
we have put on this lot are'J'tc.rak", !c, 7.V
and 1 .
PENN AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURG.
OILS! OILS
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
ittsburp:, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
I.UDE FRQT.1 PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the
Must : TJiiironiily : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO.,
PinTSHUKtl IltKT..
PITTSBUKO, PA.
octlt.svly.
Administrator's Sale
OK 1'AL.f ABI.K
REAL ESTATE !
Tbe umlernlirneil administrator ol I'onrail I'arl.
late ol l m tic 1.1 tootiBtiip. I amdrU ruumj, I'a.,
by virtue til authority ol the Orphans' ourt !
nlil rouniy. will -xseto nul.lie tale on the
premium lo t'leartlelil township, si nie one mile
north ol St. AuKOKllue, on the public roa.l leail
toK to Patton on
SATURDAY, JULY 10TH, N07.
al 1 or.ork. r. M.. the loiluwinic desorlhfd real
elale. to wit: Kevlnnlna al a port a earner ol
t'as( er I'arl; thence north 15 deicreen. wen pert-hen
to a hrinlock. tbnre t-outh 4i leiretM eaut
alouv; line l Joseph Adams. vt perrties to a poM:
thence south 4."" deicrers part alontc land ol Neal
Morris, T& perches to a po-si: thence North 45 de
gree rant aloua line o fa.'ptr t'arl ." pen-lies to
t-Kinnlnic-
Ke.-etTiDK tbeteirotn a rerta'n piece ot land
contain ICK alxut Kile acres, Id t John Carl,
bounded an fellows, to wit: HcHlonlo at lallen
hemlock on line ol lands ol Icottce Nm shy;
thence along other lands ol John A. I'arl. lo
township road IradtoK I ruin St. Auutmeul
fa Moo: Ih-nce alona said road to a point where
a Ml roJ rrofses land ot said te tve Soulnby to
lallen hemlock and be",lnnltiK. containing about
37 ACRES
allot which Is rleated except S acres having:
thereon a One and a liall Story Plank
Dwelling House,
aDd log barn. Also sprlrttftot water and an or
chard ol choice Irult Tbe land is well a-tapted
:or larmlna a nd in irood state ol cultivation n a
Kood nei-fhhothood e ni eoiei.t 1 1 market church
and tchools, possession given on continual Ion
ol tale.
TEKMSUl'SALK
Ten percent wben the property Is struck lowp,
balance ol oue third on ronnruietlon ol sale by
the court, one third In lx months and the bal
ance In VI months. Iiefered payments ! bear
Interest Irom date ol sale and to be secured by
ludKtuenl on tbe premises ,
U'KKCAlil..
J. Y. Mi KkHKii it. Administrator
Khenst urn. Pa. Alloona.
June H. fT. It.
ASSIGNEE S NOTICE.
Assluned estate ol James 1. Kuich of Indiana.
Itid ana couniy. Pa., and U. K. Kppley, ol the
t'lty o I Jobn'tcwn. I'ambrla county. Pa.. Iradintt
ndduInK business as Koirh fc. Kppley. In the
hoorth ward ol the City ol Johnstown, tTaniVIa
county . Pa., havina- esecuted a deed ol voluntary
assignment ol all tBelr partnership property In
trust for tbe bened'.ol their creditors to the un
dersigned. All persons Indebted to the iaid
Kugb Kppley are requested to make paymeut.
and tbose having cl-ltua against tbe same to pre
sent tbotn wltbout delay with
JAMKS M. Kt'tlH. Assignee.
K. K. ;b".oki.u. (Attorneys
Wiwn & K kbn an, s
June . T. 6t.
ORDINANCE.
He It enacted by tbe burgess and town cnnnsel
of li e borough ol Kt-ensourg, ana It Is hereby en
a "ted by the authority ot the same.
Skit ion 1. That a tiorouieU sewer be construct
e I aloDg Julian street. Irnni the south sidenl
Klgblaud avenue and extruding to Craw lord
st e it, thence along 1'raw ord street. Kast as tar
as the lot belonging to t'amhria oounty. thence
across said lot to connect with tbe mam fewer,
tbe p ' ' to be terra cotta. len inches In diameter.
Paso- d bnally by Counsel June II. IvT.
THOMAS 1A VIS.
Attest I're'ldent ol Counsel .
wi ri.CoHUBI t.. T. M KkHikiB,
Clerk. Hurgess.
Jnnel4,is7. 18 3t.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
letters testamentary on ihe estate ot Conrad
Carl late ol Clearheld towuship. Cambria coun
ty. Pa., having been g rau ted to tbe undersigned
by the Orphans' Court, notice Is given to all per
sons Indebted to said decedent lo make Imme
diate payment aud those Hiving claims against
raid estate to piewt-t them properly autneull
rated lor settlement. U KKL'AKL,
Administrator, P. O. lWi Thirteenth Ave.,
3. V. MrkBMRUIt. All,., Alloona
tb n8bur.-.Pa. June 4. ..
WESTOIM'S
T
CALLITZIW, PA
Offers in varietj of stock, quality ami prices, the greatest inducements for Cash or strictly fancy
Produce to be found within 30 miles. -njr ut;
Wc Buy All Heavy Gccdc in Car-Ict-
FURNISHING GOODS,
SHOES,
CIiOTHING,
HATS,
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
Oil. CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
FLOUR,
GRAIN,
FEED,
Salt,
FIELD SEEDS,
GROCERIES,
We have a lare oullot for Fine Color, Worked Solid
FPvESTi; BUTTER
Fresh Clean Ks, Choice Clean Vegetables, etc'., etc.
We will not buy urn-lean eg-s, or flutter that U soft
and ulule no matter bow clean or fresh, as we cannot sell
hem, and we bel..;ve a fair understanding is only just to
he persons who take care and expense to produce the
best results. A poor horse does not bring the price of a
good one, even if he Fells at all. Why should produce?
Occasionally maikets will be overcrowded, even with
good goods or produce. We handle
CHOICE STOCK
Whenever Possible.
This space will keep you in touch with our store by nuotin- i,ri.-es and d.-scri.,incr i, mtf
WANT YOUR TRADE. VISIT OUR STORE. Wc .4 Le y.a'.uuucy 1,1 Lu'Sfer,
very low prices all through this great store. h J
W. H. WESTON, GALL1TZIM, PA.
lis:
DKALKR IN
STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES,
Rooflisig ami Spouting.
Aa&SICUffFUMAE. IMPLEMENTS
OJZ ALII K1Z3J2DS,
Tread Powers, Threshers and Separators. Iron and AVoodlPumns
encc W ire, Ltc, Lte.,
EBENSBURG,
- PENNA.
? WO
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5 r
9 h
zr.
DENTISTRY !
Ilun"! ymi know lliat you can liave tliust
ili"i-avt-ii ami otlfti-i v ltt-lli lesloretl to a
iit-altby t-oiiilitioti at a
Very Moderate Cost ?
loit"t you know that 1 ran do your den
tal work a irn-at deal litaiitr than vo" can
ytt it doiif fls.tr bert'."
lon"t you know that it is a very lantrir
oiis tli inn to take (.'liloiofurui, Ktlit-r trr
UaniihitiK lia?
if von don't know, riime to my r tlii-e ami
I will diinoustratt to vou iht? truth ot the
almve.
Odontunder !
This is the only safe anaeMhetii" known
to-day to the tli-ntal irofesitn. 1 have
ihe xclnie riirht of Klentiiirg. Teeth
extrai-ted positively w it hottt pain.
Tit-th tilled with jtold. tl and up.
'lVeth tilled with alloy, -Ti t ents and .i
cents. ,
Teeth filled with Silver, 2." rents and .i
cents.
Teeth cleaned. 25 cents and M cents.
Tee til extracted. cent-".
l.oLU c KoWNS AS MW AS$:..(.
Gold Filling Crown and
Bridge Work a Specialty
Feelini? confident that both prices and
wotk will prove satisfactory, I solicit your
patronage.
Dr. Richards,
fcl Kl.r.OX OF.NT1-.S,
Julian St., Ebensburg.
May:.lfT
A Few Words About
or Something to Eat.
It is often a piestinn with the women
w hat to get for dinner or supper as wci of
ten hear ihem say at this time of the year
"I don't know what to get for dinner."
We have a few things rocd to eat which may help you
out of the trouble. Almost every in.in fike-3 fruit of some
kind. Now we have a fine line of California fanned Peaches,
PLUMS, PEARS, APRICOTS, CHERRIES.
Dried Peaches, Prunes and Apricots. If you want some
thing cheaper try some of o.ir Corn for 25 tents, or 50 cents
a dozen. This is pood frn :it the price. Tomatoes we
have different qualities ami prii es, or if none of these suit
you, try Sago, Tapioca, Gelatine, Macaroni or Vermacilli.
If you Hie Mill not -puUeil yet we imu giveytm Salmon. I y?ters or lUkti
IJean-J. Ami if you wMiit S'ltiieliiint! real nitv, try Slict.! IViuliet: at 10
cents Kr can, or tirated i :iie:i.j.lc. An. I if you want .mething to
drink with them, try (.'-una or t'iioc.iiate, Tt aor rofiee. Our aim to keep
a stiK-k of gotitl KootU at low jirices. t'.tl! and sc us.
arker
Spring Announcement!
We can now show you the best assortment of Fine Spring Cloth
ing in Cambria connty and at prices that will surprise you. Men's
all-wool Suits from $5 up. Children's all-wool Suits from $ 1 to
$5. No matter whether you .-.re lean or fat, short or tall, we can
fit you Our increasing business compelled us to enlarge our room
and we have also increased our stock. We can now show you &
much larger asortmcot of fine goeds than ever before. Our thia
season's Clothing has been made especially for us and is equal to
any merchant tailor's make. Our Gents' Furnishing Stock wi
never so complete. We also carry the best line of Shoes in Cimbria
county. A visit to our store will convince ou that the best place
in the county to buy well-made, nice fitting Clothing, Gents' Fur
nishings and Shoes is with us.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
We the uoil-Tiiiirn?i citizens ot All-nheny
anil 'ltarnall luo?hi'. htrr. ale notice to
the put-Ut twit to tre.e. 00 jut la mis. Any one
I.,udJ trffupanclnic ili te prosecuted to Ihe lull
extent ol the law.
.... ....... viiiiah tl N Sitratlt. T. I .
:nral. K-lwar.1 Iv.t.y. Joxepb A. Krie. Mn. B. j
Will John M-liernltt. Jo?e.h -suttnu. Aukum i
s-holtaer. Ihetxliire ti.rm. Alel lory J"a .
Iiet.k .!- Kokenttxte. I'htlip A t.ray.Ovo. M.
-Sanker u M. Krjtx-r. Ilrnrv .1. nra.l. il ,
ham M-ran. Heo. I Ktut. Ki.lert J0h1.ft.1n. !
. . . ., .. .. . -..... . 11 - HH.&I. J.m.l 11.
Maloney. J. Im Kai.ur.. He. - uure. Bndet
Tomlm-.o. M. Albert Kbo. ll. r
Joreiihine Hutltnan. Kranie reicni, Itr. w . H.
... .1 t. Kn.l ...tin Till..
-.uininrrviiie. mboh - ic...c
Loy. Mrg. forut-liug "-j-ttton. M;ty 1 I8.i. 1
ri'H K ll'lcauo S eel Kantte I 'o . ol!er t wll tt e
I FI.M---s r kioil uf fieri Kanit.es l'b all mitl
ern iuit.r.veuient. InP uditiK larue c J'lr oiler
lor Ihe low irlce ol .& and 3i. Suld t.jr ail toe
derlrra In mlria rouniy.
June is. 3i.
Who can think
of some sliiipke
ftt.lr.i7 ... indratl
thfT may Lrtng ya wealt.
IKBl'KS A Pau-nt Atuir-
Mul 111 X two huudrad luTeuuoua wauled.
C.A.Sharbauch,
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
1 1 XgsmKi
i
'I'Iijm""". Ionsure 5
A ml al i-fact im in a irixxj t-ouLiog a p- '
pliaiifr. on. that i a kh.h1 t.akri aud a i
i..-rf.-. t r.ilT.
?fC I N D E
STOVES fc RANGES tj
Vanted-An Idea
protect your iarm: nr-j mj '
Write JOHN Wti-UEKBl KS A CO
A i Iliad. I ii a 1 1 i it- ai.d i.r, with a
vif ni in.-.-i inc rvrry want t.f I tin boufe
kfft'rr al tti-Kti-rair fut. Tbry tiave all
tlir Ut l iiiir.iv.Mii.-iits. and are made of
th lt nidl. riHl. and t.y tiir trj.t work
nifii. Tiirv liavr many git-.nl puiDt-i uol
lo.llill in lit h-r i.Vt-t.
Wr Mt.iply f'aim fur the C lNliERELLA
wliat wr t-aii iruve-nu more. Judge lor
y nursrl f.
Vuur money bi.k if nut satistird.
Solil ly the fullowine d.alrrs:
EHKNU.ciMi 11. A. iSlio "inakrr. C ai:imi.i.t. n P. J. Dielrit-k. II AfTlNti-j
1. 1. ttimit-r. Si'anhi.kk- K. M. liin-Ji-r. I'ATTtts A. M. Thomas. Lilly
K. C lirurkit. -Sol'tii Fukk-N. S. litiirj- t Sou. i.'kk.in Cr-ss.iu Stote
Mciv. Ifeu-2.y5l