jjibria j-rrroan . . AlV-UST 0. 17. v i visi'inn Miss Am. Katr "c"' " , iB ibi l''""-'e- 1 , o'Will, of Piusburg. u Vr .. . ,.-:uion. ml " v.rv MnU.-ad. of Johnstown. i ""r R.uJ.r.-'fU..' Cambria House. hi fmiiiy to IMifion'a prop Lt ot Mr and Mr ("uu.. r. of Oearlield town- .J.iu in""-'- s ,1 Mm v. or in'- mu..i... Vf-l.!'1'' ',0t i i Kn'an. of Washington. lt,r'?l .... vv,-ral sumiiieM in ,h,in-'i""- . . . .rmv-1 I'.-re !t v"l ' ;.tllii-iii"i''1' o1 uauRHier oi 1S. of h ri'AlUv, dieJon Wod "reii'nuf m.ii.tTan.-oi.s . roup. . Lurch at Dudley. jruu. iVilirH thU .ou county. l ',;. Lint .... Kmi. has been ap . . . JiiJH-- HarU.T a commissioner t'' ; ....... .ril M lif'H Willi tile jrU.,iioioiiy ' .. .; .uu'i- . i WenVricks. of Kasi " -1 1 : . f.n.tlfT ltl thio. ,.,;nrr ill-la- -Mr- JOUU . c, ,.tl.nKl"T lbP almshouse on the railroad near Wii.tersel '.t S-veral others were more "t'i -'rJ t'V beint? struck by a train '. third of a -ne- of games of has-t-.rt-nlln" I'attoii and JohnHuwi, on the ,,'n.uiids of the latter CiwiJ Jolm-towii was victorious of 1UI0" SriUtti..ul'vis. who was privao .JfjtCinrre..s-nai. Hicks at WhsIi M rrivu homo Saturday for a lltllioU. H-l,a Leen aopomieo '. miiiee on I'aleuts. , y o.r ';am Ja'"S. a farmer of Cambria .t M ho a few months ago became ,vd. -taken to lhxmont asylum r. .jy t,y sheriff Coulter, lie is laDor jjjerlbe hulin iiialioii that he is to be irl. s V M. l'.-illen. of the Phlladel- .TruiiiiiUH-ijool. 've a stere- i,iiureoU mis-ion: ty work 10 the atc&'ircb. iu this plats, oil Monday ti Aiisu-! 'Hli. All are welcome. :-iuO free. Niltriiv as t lie Cambria Iron Com .jjrsl p day nl Ji.hlisiowu limiei lifttnlaw. Over Mm was held oft iijof uunaiuralized foreigners to go :a md anility. There were some ni ot jectious tiled. !l R. E. Jones ha a new d. in this lh I'rkkm an Tallinn attention to . J fi-ud- ll ;al she has added to the '; ji-pi-ea of at her clearance sale. ,it '.be firi'-'e-'i'loted then go and see wK It will a-L'iii-h you. Fi-i He: net?, a l'.encreek miner, was i :r:urd ai'O.it his left leg at his .if rmpluyoiriii Friday evening b i. -.ni M taiire tine. and was taken ,:5ioa for treatment on Saturday : iiW.it ukeu to the Memorial hos- l-L t.. Ti... .. 1 I .. f i. M P ie. (.f Wa-hiiigion. L. C. pass :"m:ti the rity yterday morning en ;uP!tiburg to ee Tom Mcl'ike, 4-nk''ni!l while visiting at the -i)! Mr, smnh. formerly Mis. Frank PI .li. 1 L 1 T '.nl uf nii.rder iii the first, degree in --fsct luuuly, keie on Wedded-day re- -reen!eiR-ed t.. ! banged. They -1 reiy brru tried l ice and con vict- : ua.e. . w uarfcer ua A.igusiru a !r !fce hearing of the applica- -A fore::ier f r naturalization. i.'r fjr-:iijer.- presenting them - !ur Mii.riliraiioii will have to :!'.o jn exni:iiit!on as to their flt- ir"n Virion portions of irrn j county are complaiuiug of uovin: wiiu ' urn. The-e peis cotumeiice ;id ea. iiitu the ear. completely j -( I ...... .. - . . : . . . . . . - . d.r a.u 10 oe me Jjr U.e Uu.htli of August. ijei M.hier. of Northampton "'l'-oIlierel county. luSlhlS tlOUle "rrnvLl y. Lcll the lire hriikemil ''ittUm;ly bm Mrs. Miulrrand .iiier were at home, and xi ;- ii.r iijiiir-iMiiMiine the orou ' -UUbey were only able to Save a few ii I. -wet.o:J MlMlS. i-T. SA(lk. ,l,lor of .kB Juhn- -i miii,. a,-,.,,Ml,,..,,i,i i. l;j , . v. uj ins U --Vory. K-.i.. a.Hl wife. fif.l...ns- 1 nere,,,, Tue-dav evening nn ' 1 drive thri.i.i-l. -....i.riu -i.eutre, CPnioi, Mi., I r -...;,... , J u,k tbr..jgtj I'nlon, Snyder, MilB.u, Hu..tiiltfllon and Blair. Ket,d,il ho was convicted at -mi U Court of the murder of Wil- ' "UrJ. hi. fati,... : i . ... April. vk. on Mouday sen r- "I JudKe lUrKr u, tprm nf iiy;lt ' IU Wr.i,ni wnitentiary. Sheriff i u Coi.-u;,ie Milton Hele- -Bb.,r. !(,k Kende.ll to the -i.ryon Tue,.jav Utr7J!ni" ,nill-r-,li home yH,;!bN,'""",y- Sunday fter , ' ,tf.i"r" U- is survived by ". ihrre .,Hr, d three brotb ie I:.ner; t,i . . . --l.ulk- ,..,,r. ..... i -, i r.nreiiu-iu on ,'"',;TyiiiUi,,i4lVi l-'' C..t,,r! , . . ; irr"V rr.T i, kill crown. Th. Hl.rr . j . . ' "Uinui. nil L LDt -" (,r , -' the evil. It l 1 m it, I.,. r Uiiiii.a, .. ,. . : t " . HJ otuer ,hat hlirrnrf ' tt-e edrth. A crows de Xrj ' ' pests increase. f. 'T ' "'""ilu secured , . ' cots againt eiji,- e ""-ttf....,.., -tlf io-ts attain, t thi the driver of which "i. the wrong side ana 'rtt u "o the wbewlmau ''-t',!L ll'-r'ltbit imd wroii ' of Heclsely the ham. "v ar.d the- duties ot " Utr- lio of driver. .' """"aihed by tnant x 'v U'te. the II. .n. 1 sr- ,l-rl''-'ly diBappeared fc., . iweek, taking with "At'r r 1,1 employes, i i.i... ' K oodyke. fold regiona u!f . . v,?riid a JohDtown dru. , . .r M " te and U,. . ""liids'burK fur Han Itis estimated that there will be a vield of 540.0110 Dushels of wheat from the ' a farms in Huntingdon county this year. At a, meeting of the Ebensburg board f school directors on Tuesday night the .Mowing named teachers were selected: loom No. l, Allie Lloyd, salary, iii; room N'o. 2, Annie lWt.wn, f3i; room No. 3, lulia Connell, $32; room No. 4. Maggie Shenkle. 3."; room No. 5, Lester Larimer. i-'G; room No. 6, Annie Jones, tto. The befools will open on the first Monday of September for a term of eight months. While gathering whortleberries on couh Mountain on Friday last Edward MafTet. (n company with two boys of Rev. W. W. Hunmire, of this city, came face to f.u-e with a bear, supposed to weigh about wo- hundred pounds. Mr. Maffet was A-lihin forty feet of the animal before he 'iiseovered his bears hi p. who appeared to scent the berry-picker, and. rising him self to full height, quickly took his de parture. Ml. Manet was unarmed and felt greatly relieved when the intruder "moved on."-Altrxmn Tine. The county commissioners have re ceived blanks for making reports of em plovers of aliens under the new tax law, and w ill supply all persons making requi sition for them. All persons, firms and corpora lior.s employing two or more for eign born male persons 21 years of age are requested to keep a record and the number of days such persons are employed and to make a quarterly report to the commission ers' office. A fine of not less tbau t3hi. or not more that 1,uk) will be imposed upon all not complyiug with the act. William Davis, a miner employed in the collieries at Duulo. Cambria county, dropped dead at that place on Tuesday, July 27, from a clot of blood on the heart. Mr. Davis had beeu working steadily un til Monday, w hen he complained of fee.iug iil aud did not work that day. Instead he sent his tools to the blacksmith shop and had them repaired, aud Tuesday morning sent them dowu into the mine. A few minutes after he was taken violently ill. Several of his fellow workmen weut to his assistance after the severe spell came. A dispatch from Williamsport Friday says: A tragedy occurred this morning at the rifle range of the Twelfth regimeut, N (i. K, when JaaiesC. For man was instant ly killed by a bullet tired by oue of the guardmeu pracliciug at the range. For- mau, with bis nephew, was picking berries about 200 yards beyond the target on a direct line. He seemed to know of the danger as he warned his nephew to lie low and beware of the bullets. The first iuti- mation the guardsmen had oi the fatility was when the boy came ruuniug up to them aud said his uncle, had been shot, l'tiey hurried Id the spot and found For mal! cold in death, the leaden missile hav ing gone clear through his head. It is not Known who tired the fatal shot. A correspondent at Lil!y says that a large number of men are beiug put to work in the Cassandra "ut on the Penn sylvania railroad, aud that it is expected within sixty days a number of men equal to those employed at any time iu the past will be at work on the improvements be tween Lilly and Portage. All the mines iu that cuujUi unity are working smoothly, and have beeu for the past Ihreenveeks. On the Pennsylvania railroad between Bolivar and Allegheny some of the fast freight trains which come in over the Fort Wayne railroad are hauled by class I express loci motives, and remarkably fast lime Is made. The class P engines haul twenty-four loads unassisted be tween Allegheny and Johnstown, and whip them ovrr the road at the rate of forty miles an hour. On the steep accent of the Allegheny mountains, from Coue maugh east to Gallium, the pa.-sengor engiues need the assistance of a class K. A Prb .ble Tracrdy NrarUrfmbiirf. On Sunday night Mike Morenski a Slav ish miner at Lniu-d, Westmoreland county, a small mining village on the Se- wickiey branch, shot and in all probability mortally wounded Johu Slevei.ski aud his wife, the former beiug Wounded in the back aud the latter iu the right breast. Some time ago Moren-ki bought a watch from SJeveuski forflo, paying 95 on it and promising to pay the balance on next pay day. which was last Thursday. tie failed, however, to make good his word. n Saturday evening Mrs. Sievenski met biui aud demanded the pay or the watch. He at once banded back the watch when he returned the ." lie had paid on it Last evening Morenski went to the Sleven- t.k i residence and opened tire upon them with the above result. He then fled and ha thus far evaded arrest. The wounded persons arestill living, but iu a very critical condition with but little hope for recovery. A dispatch from Washington, D. C, this (Thursday) morning, announces the death of Thomas Mcl'ike, sou of H. A. Mc Pike, former editor of the Fiikkjia.v. The young man whose ill i.e.-s we noted in an item from tLe Alioona Time, in an other coluiuu. was born in Koensburg about iifleeu years ago. His death was caused by valvular disease of the heart to which he had been subject for some time and he was soized with au attack while on a visit to Mrs. Smith, Emleulou, Pa., and died ou Wednesday evening. He is survived by his father and step mother, oue brother Martin, of .Washing ton, D. C, and one half-brother, George, of Altoona. His remains will arrive in Ebensburg on Friday morning on the 10:15 train and after a High Mass of Ktquiem in the Church of the Holy Name, his remians will be ioterred in the Catholic cemetery. ftfBlpDIII. Ths ffovernor has signed the bill placing a premium of 2 on wild cats, il ou red or .gray foxes and 50 cents on minks. In order to secure this premium, tne animai itself or its entire pell, from tip to Dose, must be presented to a justice or alderman aud make affidavit where and by whom the animal was killed. The officer will then cut of! the ears and burn them, giv- tier th irSL)ll 11 certificate of the amount due hiuu who, upon presentation of he m intheouniv commissioners, win re ceive an order for the amount upon tue county treasurer. The Ollicer who give the rertltlcate is to receiva 25 cents for Lis services out oi .he count v treasury. Any person who shall wilfully and fraudulently collect anv f.iomiunis shall, iioon cooviction thereol. -,v fine not exceeding t.Vand undergo n imprifonmeMi io the county jail not ex ceeding oue year, or bjth. This law is now in effect. -'Arcldratii MlhtTnuirrjr. On Saturday morning au accident, or rather two similar accidents, happened at the Ebensburg tannery that might have proved fatal, bur luckily both terminated without serious injury. Two little girls of Mr. John Schott, were playing on the second floor of the building through which a perpendicular shaft ruus, which revolves at the rate of 'JO revolu tions per minute. The shaft was covered with grease and oil and when a gust of wind blew the dress of Mamie, the eldest, who Is about ten years old, against the shaft, it stuck and in an instant she was drawn up lightly against the shaft and j went whiiling around. The other child was too young to give the alarm and there was no person working on that floor. A dog that had been with the children set up su;h Turious barking that it alarmed Mr. Allen, w ho was outside, and he hastened to see w hat was the matter with the dog. On reaching the scene of the accident he was unable to c"o anything but had to run to Eugineer Silas Luther and have him stop the engine. Hv this time the girl had beeu on the shaft eight or uine min u les aud gone around some eight or uine hundred times. She was unconscious whuu taken off but sjon recovered. She is badly bruised about the feet and legs but no bones are broken and she is rapidly re covering. A short tim after, Rosalind, the daugh terofMr. Darragh, was inspecting the scene of the accident when a gust of wind blew her dress agaiust the shaft aud in an instant she was going through a similiar experience. She too escaped serious in jury but was badlv bruised. The shaft had been running for the past ten years without any suspiciwu that dan ger lurked near it, but since the accidents happened It Las been boxed up. To TrlUiwulonc I'm r It. The Yellowstone National Park is un questionably the most interesting region on the globe, for within it is displayed the greatest collection of nature's manifold wonders Indeed, this mountain-bound plateau, high up on the summit of the everlasting Rockies, is a veritable play grouud for the world's giant forces. To stand and gaze upon them in all their marvelous manifestations, the great geyser upheavals, the fierce steam blasts, the lerrib'e leap of the river, aud the awful canon, is a revelation, an experience to be had at no other point on the earth. The personally-conducted tour of tuu Pennsylvania Railroad Company, which leaves New York on September 2. afloids the most satisfactory means of visiting this wonderland and viewing its ti.arvel- ous features. Tu-jrists will travel by special train of Pullman smoking, dining sleeping, and observation cars in each direction. Eight days will be spent in the Park. Stops will also be made returning at St. Paul aud Chicago. The round -trip rate, $235 from New York, Philadelphia. Laltimore, and Washington, t:.'M from Pittsburg, covers all necessary expenses. For detailed itineraries and full inform ation apply to ticket agents, Tourir-i Agent, ll'.; Broadway, New York, or ad dress Geo. V. lioyd. Assistail General Passenger Agent, Itroad Street Station, Philadelphia. xe nrnloiia to I tie Srathnrr. The next excursion leaves August 12. A special train of Pullman parlor cars aud day coaches will leave Pittburg on above- mentioned date at S. 55 A. M., arriving at Altoona 12 15 P.M., w here slop fur din ner will be made, reaching Philadelphia 5 P. M.. and arriving at Atlantic City. via the Delaware River Hrulge route, at s:4o l. M ., making the run from Pittsburg to the seashore via the only all-rail route in eleven hours aud forty five minutes. Passengers may also spend the night in Philadelphia, and proceed to the shore by any regular train from Market Street Wharf or Ilroad Street Station the follow ing day. Tickets will be sold from the stations at the rates named below: Train leaves. Rate. Pittsburg h r5 tlmai Johnstown 11 (M . 25 Eheusburg 7 H'J s S5 Cressou 11 45 5.1 Alioona 12X5 Philadelphia Arrive i 25 TNckets will also be good on regular trains leaving Pittsburg al 4. .'to and S 1.) P.M.. both of which will carry sleeping ars through to Atlantic City. For detailed information in regard to rales and time of trains apply to ticket agents, or Mr. Thomas E. Walt, District Passengei Agent, Pittsburg. Vnlrra Tak .vllre. The practice very common for political organizations to pay the poll tax assessed on persons w ho are either unable or un willing to pay il themselves is not likely to be so common hereafter. An act ap proved by Governor Hastings ou July 15, is intended to put a stop to this practice. Il provides that il "shall be unlawful for any person or persons t j pay or cause to be paid any occupation or poll lax assessed agaiust auy elector, except on the written and signed order of such elector aulhoriz-" iug such payment to be made, which writ Ion aud signed order must be presented at least thirty days prior to the dale of bi.ld- ug the election al w hich such elector de sires to vo'.c." Second section forbids tax collectors to receive payment of or receipt to any other than the elector himself, except upon Lis writteu or signed order. Section third forbids any one attempt ing to vole upon a lax receipt obtained in violation of this act. Section four fixes the penalty for viola tion of the act w hich is imprisonment "for a tei in of not less than tweiuv days 6r more than six mouths iu the discretion of the court, or by such fiue not exceeding two hundred dollars, a said court shall l m pose. Ik H i I he Bark. About 1 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon Daniel McCauley. of Maple avenue. Johns u khitt in-the back, probably, fa ..n.'t.v Mrs: Neille Groali. of Marshall .venue, Allegheny. The sj.ol wa fired al the south end of the Eleveuth ward bridge i.ii.. t, "... .lev was on Ills way Ironi din ner to the Gautler Steel works, w here be is employed. ' Mr i:n.nh bid accomtanled McCauley borne from work and took dinner with him. ..t -iw.nls U fore 1 o'clock she started h. wlLh htm. . While on their way dowu ..Mi.. a.crordintr to her story "shtj told Dan she loved blm and wanted him to go to Allegheny with her." This he said h.n.l.ln..tdi). whereupon she stepped back and fired at him. the bullet entering .i. iuM imiterthe rlfbt shoulder blade. McCauley was taken to the Memorial hospital. Mrs. Uroah was locked up. t'rrrapaaalBrj, Carrolltowu. Pa., Aug. 4. lStTT. Ed. Freeman: Our mining population is having quite a boom in the way of work the last week as they all say tby. Lave as much as they can do. Some ascribe it to the passage of the new tariff law, but the true teason is that the operators have agreed to the demands of the miners in this section and the great strike in the western portion of t! state. When the strike Is settled we presume to sav that busioess in this section will fall back in its old groove. BASK RAM..' ' : On Saturuay July 31st. ibe Cberrytree team of ball players tackled our home team on the grounds of the latter. It was a very interesting game throughout and was well played by both teams At the end of the ninth inning the store stood S to O iu favor of Carrolltowu. A complete shutout for Cherry tree. The game was witnessed by an imnieusfc crowd of people. On Sunday. Augu-t 1st, the Itarnesboro nine played tne Carrolltowu uine and at the end of the game, w hich was hotly con tested, the core stood lt" to 15 in favor of Carrolltown. " ; On Thursday last our team played Pat ton on the Patton diamond. Thev did uot fare so well as at home as they suffered a complete shut out. Their defeat was due to 'be fact that only five of the regular nine played on that da v. The boy- are anxious to redeem themselves aud will try the Patton boys again. mh-ai.s. The harvest is n limit all garnered, it was a bounteous one. Fall plowing has commenced. The oats and corn crops will be good. The new grange hall in Susquehanna town-hip, near Frits' (X) roads, will be dedicated ou Wednesday. August 4lh, atl o'clock. P. Captain Thomas Davis, of Ebensburg. will address the Grangers. Lawrenee Yolk is treating bis house to a coat of paint. We had two entertainments in our town this week aud your correspondent has been informed there was no audience at either one. To-dav there Is a circus billed for the town. Carrolltowu Is a poor town for shows. Mr. Laughlin, the miner who was in jured last week by a fall of slate, is rapidly recovering from his injuries. There was a large dumber of our towns people attended the first mass' of Iho Uev. Oil. at St, ltonifiace. Eider tow nshlp. The celebrant is a sou of Mr. Thomas On, mer chant and postmaster at St. Honiface. On Tuesday two of our citizens gol into a controversy in front of J. J. Hauk's store iu w hich epitaphs of a uot very sav ory character were ued on both sides. The result was the burgess fined them to to tne extent of ten dollars each which cooled them off at once. On Tuesday Dory Hvrnes a trackman on the C'ambi ia County railroad, was pros trated with the heat. The hot wave has struck us. On Saturday, July 31st, the Cariolltown distillery operated by Reig Jt : DuiDm, closed down after a successful run of four months. ' T C. C. McCombie. of Sterling No. 13. has finished the erection of a large dancing ball and storeroom near that place. The El mora mines are still closed. Mr. V. Sioltz, landlord of the Ceatral Hotel, is having the house newly painted, w hich when finished will preseut a baud- some exterior. James Luther, son of rr- Sheriff Luther, is wielding the brush. Many of the reverend clercrv of St Vin cent's abbey. Westmoreland county, are spending their summer vacation at the Benedictine monastery in thi place. -- The ice machine of the Carrolltown brewery is running night and day. Mr. Farabaugh has quite a trade in the manu facture of ice. We had quite a refreshing rain ou Tues day evening and il was welcome. MuKK AVON. A IellCliirul tarallna Trip. Visititig Watkins- Glen, Niagara Fal!s, Thousand Islands, Quebec, Montreal. An Sabie Chasm, Lake Champlain and Lake George, Saratoga, and the Highlands of the Hudson. Leave Philadelphia by special train August IT. Ti e tour will be iu charge of one of the company's tourist agent. An experienced chapeiou will also accompany the party, having especial charge of unescorted ladies. The rate of tioo from New York, Brook lyn. Newark, Trenlou, Philadelphia, Hat risburg. Baltimore, and Washington covers railway aud boat fare for the eu lire round trip, parlor-car seats, meals en route, hotel entertainment, transfer charges, carriage hire Jo fact, every item of necessary expense. ' For detailed itinerary, tickets, or any additional information, address Tourist Agc'iit, Pennsylvania Railroad Company, limi Broadway, New York K) lult.n Street. Brooklyn: or Geo. W. Boyd. As sistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. Al an early hour Thursday mornlr g John Topper's general store and distillery, al New Baltimore, Somerset county, was entered by burglars, who foiced open the front door with tools that werestoleu from Peter Weiuier's blacksmith shop, near the store. The sale was blowu opeu aud about $1,0110 worth of notes aud $3.5iAt iu rash carried away, together with raw worth oi ,,,mW that belonged to the New Lilll- inore postoflice. Frank Topper, son of John Topper, Is postmaster at that place, and the postoflice is iu the storeroom. The Bedford County Agriculture fair. wilt be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and. Friday, O.-tober 5th. Cth, 7lh and Sth, ls'JT. Real KMalclraimlrri Barbara A. Reed et al. to Brown A Ott, Johnstown, consideration, $50O. Joseph A. Gray et ux. et al. to Maud Rosencrans. Susquehauoa. $75. D. R. Moore el ux. to W. W. Amsbry, Gallitzin township, fl. Danie! Slater et ux. to Josiah Ilelsel, Sca.p Level, t2.ijuo. Josiah Ilelsel et ux. to Slotlard L. Dr:ggs. f Lixt. Galllt.iu Buildir.gfc Loan association to Johu Galligau, Sr., (iallitziu borough, T.'5. Charles Kelly to James Keliy, Coue tii a ugh township. $5. James Kelley, by the sheriff, to Evan A. Lloyd, Couemaugh township. Si50. -: . Evau A. Lloyc! et ux to Bridget Kelley. Couemaugh township, J75. Bridget Kelley et vir to R. E. Lung. Couemaugh township, 1400. Christina Weaver et al.! to Stoddard L. Driggs, Richland. i.50o. , Stoitard L. Driggs et ui, to Scalp Level Railroad company. Richland. fl.Ooo. Walnut Run Coal company to Cambria Couuty Railroad company, S'pangler, 1. Chest Creek Laud fc Improvement com pany to Joseph H. Hubbard. Patton, F.oo George Hart el ux. toJiSdph W. Koch, Johnstown. $2.5lo. Joseph W. Koch to Cambria Brewing company, Johnstown. $2.50). George Bimmel et ux. to Cambria Brew ing company, Johnstown. $3,200 ' J. C. Murphy el ux. to Justus Volk; South Fork. $3,.V. -' - - Stephen Kautfman et al. to Eleanor Ilmzel, Fouth Fork. $1. William Kodgerset ux. to Samuel Leidy, Johnstown. $1. Frank Findlev et ux. to George A. Upde graff, Johnstown. $1. John K ii i r ii IT et ux. to Mary Niebauer Kuiruft. Chest $,1,000. Margaret Seese et vir to Borough of Lilly, Washington. $20. W 1 iam H. Piper et ux.et al. to Borough of Lilly. Lilly, $1. ' Elizabeth Jonee et vir to Moses Oweua, Johnstown. ST. r , -. : "' ' ' '' f ' George L. Glasgow et ux.'to Frank" C. Stine, Glasgow. $200. Harry M. Kirl et ux. to Hugh Dugan, Portage borough. $7o. MlvrellBM.MHM Kwi.rr.. EIIJHT valuable pr. n.e . Call on ui addraa JAMtsNfUv Ally, at Law ai.d fce- t plain An. t arrullluwo. fa. ?UK SALE. A lot ot Kku W mKK Seed brat. Inquire 01 O. O VhlLlKS. EhendMinr. Ia. 1ITHV pay retail prte T I.KTTM ill taka ff your ur4er lor a I'lmi'laHiitlni cfaiua. warrauieU n tbabs lor 13 00 ONE HI M'. K'i head -(J I V" aoit Poland 4'tima t , inc. a1 sno and otne Bus uimI t i ! laria ol A. E. MtKSH, oue mile eart ui E cii!i r: OObvfllPlLE 'I'HE Ktntmrir Hu'l.im H l.nan Aililoo I ll i Oil i. . I I li.y Kil'MIn Kl-riii-l.orK. ou Ilia l.art .Uou.iay la AI'tlL'fr, fi uiki w THUS. IA1M. a-Bmikb L.AM1MI.K, t.cre'.arr. PraeUlent AT THI, OLTjKELIABLE. Everybody, and ee4iaily the oster-loTiD-peot.le ol El-en'Our-, are Invite.! to call at K. I.i. MrKrrcB'i OKI Meltable lieaiaurmnt wten they want goiMl. Ireh Clacra. b tne plot, quart or gallou Or you can bave ibem sst wed or Kried. all at the lowest price. Ereab Ojatera every day. oetllll JOS. HORNE & CO. Our July Clearance Sale. as such, is over, t ut not I lie selling. The clearance is pretty well etTecled, but not entirely. Odds and ends and rich little tid-hits her" and there, at one-third, one-half one quarter value, still remain from Ihe bauquel of bargains. A few of them are mentioned here-: Fhknch Printed Swisses, all 1S".C gmids. new and fresh. Foul ard aud tlural pai terns, 30c..:i5c. aud 40C. goods at 10 CENTS A YAKI. l.oi yards of 27-inch Plain Black Jai Silks, dollar a yard quaill) . al IjO CENTS A yahi. 24 inch Black Pi.mikk Silks, 24 inch Black Kkim-akkd Ghs Gkains and Black Fancy Al- MI KKS, OS CENTS A YAliK. l.om vard of Fancy Taffetas, in che. k and broch effects: these include some of the prettiest pat terns of the seasou aud are $1 oo a yard qualities, at 50 cents a yai:i. Siiikt Waists These are the finer kinds in both cotton and silk. We are selling ili.UU Silk W aists for $5.oo. Regular three dollar Madras Shirt Waists are selling Tor $2 oo. Dollar Waists for 5oc , and many at 25c and good ones too. which formerly were excellent sellers al 75c. PENN AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURG. Clearance Sale ! I a addition to the goods ad vertised last week we quote a lew of our Clearance Sale Prices : Yard-wide Unbleached Musliu .04 Apron Gingham ori'i Light Challi 0.1 lOand 12c. Dimities OT Ladies' Ribbed Vests 05 Good tinting Flannel 05 Large Extra Heavy Lineu Towels Good fJnen Crash " Ladies M uslln Gowns 47 Ladies' Seamless Black Hose, 3 pairs for .- .25 All-w'ool Black Henrietta 25 All-wool Black Serge, 41 in . 45 3 cakes Toilet Soap .10 1 lot Umbrellas closing ri5c. up Special Value Lace Curtains. . l 4s 1 lot Ladies' Belts, were 15. 20 25c io Flancelelle Skirt Patterns 23 Fancv All-Silk Ribbons, sold at 35. 40 and 45c., at 25 Few All-Wcol Silii. 39c. New Black Novely Goods 20 Special reduction on Waists, Jackets, Suits and Skirt., and Lnce Curtains. . Also, dozens of Remnants, wcol and Cotton Dress Goods, Lace, Embroidery, etc. 9trria LlrraaM. The following marriage liceuses were i- sued by the Clerk .of the ' Orphans' Coui t T for the week ending Thursday, Augnat 5th. P. t t Stevenson. Ehrenfeld, and Frances Davis. South Fork. Augiistin McMullen and Cecelia Kcken tode, Allegheny township. . : j . t Louts Baud. Morrellvi'le, and. Anna Wagner, Johnstown. - - ' George Fyock, Cnnemaugh townshtp, and Klla C. Berkey. Richland township. Frank Speigelnaller and Matilda B urn li e line r, Lilly. ' . y i. , f . . John Doyle. Myra. and Augusta. Bran niug, Portaf.' .- . a Waiter Whitney and Kalla . Hulzler, Johnstown.-' . - - . , Charles Gibbons and Loreita McCartney, DelneT. . William P.Thomae. Cleveland. O aud Amy V. llarker, Coopered ale. ' - . James Cush. Johnstowu, and Annie Sweenev, Morrell ville. Harry Baker aud Kllie Geisel Johns town. . .-. r , Josiah Harshberger and Gertrude M. Lohr, Jchnstown. - Ignatius Kelk and Lena Greeu, Hruwni tow n. , ' , .--,--' John Droter and Annie Nowatua, Baruesboro. . Stephen Balint and Anna Palnchak. Johnstown. Waller George and Mary Earnest, Johnstown. Mrs. 11. E. Jones Assignee s Sale 1 Oir VAI.U 1HI.E REAL ESTATE! Not lr a l barhy given thai n inrnanfe ol an erdxr ol the urt o I 'omun.a Plea ol :ieartietd ant. 1'a . the underaiaiied as.aw vl W il llaiu 'urran. ul H ul z ale ttoiona-h wHI ei(.(u In i.uidic ! at the Oeotral Hjtel, to tbe bur ouih ol Hi.aii.lale. I'a . oo THURSDAY,- SEPT. 2ND, 1807, at one o'clk. r. at , the tnllowlna; descr.twd tracu and piecaa ul luj. u- wit: All that certain lot ot arrounit itote So -he hrooa-h ol NiOKler. ttinhii' cinu. Pa b .aoded aad dearr.lMsi as lullo.- HeKinnloa- at th uoriowent eirner uf rawlunt aveoua ao-l touib PiHh (troet: Ueo ; bf llaautunlilna ford aeon. In northerly directl n M feet t t corner lt W j 81. xirtlon H . tne.i-e ly line l l"t No H lot wetrl d.reetwn 141 leet and T5-1.li ..I a lo t to line ot an alley ; th-noe by line u. itul at ey aad Month Kl'ta alret hy equal Hue and parallel wiib 'lie two n llnea tu ibe Klace ul txrgmulng, iuowu a lot ISo. IU. necilua H. ... Also, that certain lot of irround altaate la the borv.ua h ol Npanaler. tjauibrla roun y. f v. boanded aiul dv) lled a -ollow-: UokIuuiu al U.e aortb weMt corner t. HK!erareou. and i.aker ireel: thence by line ol Mid H.Kler avenue In a northerly .Hrectlon su leei tin tne earner ni loc no-. 42: tb ne - l line ul aid lot In an earner. olree I uo 141 74 I'M '.eet to a pot nn line t.l alley , tbeore t t tine ul raid a lev: aoi ttaaer Kireei. by Unas eqoa.1 and parallel w.lu Ural twtl.ara, tO laOeU .lUU.DK WJU UIUJ( &UUWB m .Ul 114 44. Meciiua i. In id Dj.oujib .AIo ail that rerialn lot ol KToood pltaate la tke l-oruuKli ot - H tmas. t 'eou.y ul 'antna. si.iii ui Peunrirlvan.a. touoile.l ami denerilwd as follows Kea.uulu at a poet Ti leel h.i lbe-l Irum the fou.n-rit ooruer il Bwver aul Fourth aireeu ; ntbwrd aion the line atld Weaver atraet as leet to a loi, inence u. irl alope the nortnern line ul lot A. 150 leet xo n alie- ( 1 heooe surtliwwl aluu tne 4t ol ! a.ley 2i Jeel ktibk inBce weataaid IMl leer tu Ho-v.r 4ife tue p.aca uvkihuiu. ik. jt . nw. IMHud ouniaiuliK S leet )H Heater .reetaad eiteud(..a back IU leet and bein 54 ot lot No. ft ia the a-eneral plan of aid boruab. tiavioa Uteieoo eroded m TWO-STORY Keade township, school directors have mnw lo the conclusion to buiid a lllgh - school. Il will be the first iu the county. FRAME BUILDING, oerep.ed a store room and deell.nt; alao a table aud other ualbulldinr. j-epl.nH and re"ervl04t Hum all ol Ihe a tore raid de-cri:ied ieoea or wwrje.a Meal f.-taie tket'-wl !. m.nrnii.eun iue miuina ruau and reerv-aiiunt aa cnialned In the Pxeral deed ol Couvej auce tu William (Jurran, tne a- butoor. TERMS OF SALE. : Ten percent, el bill te be paid when the ftr-i-eft. I .ruc oft nd I" talK In b ehi when toe ie I oonu-aieo oy oe oan. JOHN UtTKKAN, JUHN O. PL.AIT, Ai'Ikkx. ot Wm. Outran. HoullJalc, Pa., July, ift, u WESTOW'S T GALLITZIN, PA. OfTers in variety of stock, quality ana prices, lie greatest inducements Tor Casa or strictly fancy rroduce to be found wvthin 30 miles. l ' Wc Buy All Heavy Gccdz in Car-Lct STOKE. Tmv GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL. CLOTHS, WALL PAPER, FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, Salt, FIELD SEEDS, GROCERIES, We have a larSe outlet f.,r Fine Color, Worked Solid FRESH BUTTER, ruh Clean Egs. Choice Clean Vegetables, etc., etc We will not buy urn-lean cgsa. or T.utter that i3 soft ami white no .natter how dean or fre.h, as we cannot sell them, nnd we believe a fair undefttanJin- only just to he persons who take care aud ex,nse to prilJee the best results. A poor horse does m.t brine the price of a good one. even if he sells at all. Why should produce? Occasionally markets will be overcrowded, even with good goods or produce. We handle CHOICE STOCK Whenever Possible. This spnoe will keep you in touch with our store by quotin-r prices and decribin- o .1 W7 WANT.YOTTR TRADE. VISIT OUR STORE. We can v y JUIM.y on heavy .-..Ju and veyou very low prices all through this great store. e J 17. H. IVESTOW, - - - GALLITZIN, PA. STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES, intooflisig and Scouting. AK!lSlICIJLTlIJMAir IMPI.EMEIVTS Tread Powers, Threshers and Separators. Iron and Wood Pumps, Fence Wire, Etc., Etc., EBENSBURG, PENNA. OILS! OILS! The Atlantic Refining Co., of; Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty ; of manufacturing ior the domes- i tic trade the Gnest brands of j i Illaminatin; and Lubricaiin? Oils, j Naphtha and Gasoline An Cycrsloci of Mti ani tildreifi i WALKING SHOES! That can be I.UDE fRQl.VPlTROLNH.1. We challenge comparison with j every known product of petrol-; eum. If you wish the Host : DDiWy : Satisfactory: Oils In the market ask for ours. ATLANTIC REFINING CO, KinsBi'mi itPT FlTTSBUKt. PA. 1 KBIT. ORDINANCE. An orrtln" fli th Hwfl fee nr trle vrai.l', tel. pbo .e, or et.ctrt.- 1 g .t poll 1 a tlie b.r'nati .l auvhsuum. Smvru-N 1 Bo II eoarted tor Ue BarfM an I Twq 'oeo ol I l the K irituvii ol lvuai ur aa I it i l.t-rei.y enarlel an-1 or tu I Mel h me ant orlty ol tb fame that a licure fe he lerlnd an aar-e.! oo eaeh ao.l every u-ler!'" e te e.hone wie or elerlrtc I'leht i-ole h cn dw been or may ber al er he plaetxt aa.l er-p e.1 n any ol tbe airen. and allo ot tbe i..ruuith. ao.l tnai the ! hunnifh fbill aprriM kd I c ntot th e.etu.n aod mMinieeaoee of telerapli. teletih-tqe and xlxrtrir ilaht pole wltlita Its Hunt a. oerein altrr ml-taal Sit TIOM 1. That the amount ol the llrenre le le'le.1 nmn each M e ahall he a.n-1 the ine a be e y bled at ttl.y (SO) ceoU raoua.n. Siu-iio 3 Thai t the owrer or Mraw ot any t Ihe p"e aiealnl hl-h ti e paid l.cene lee bp beco ev.ed or IhM. nn uroddeu lor id I no it.erediOKT ec'ioua. thai 1 1 or relume lo p y such lie r.'e (e erlth-n i"Uy "a ht havlnir iwen notined ut tt.e ui". the IJ boruh nail r-KeJ to collect the aalii lireuae lee la the utUDii prvvide-t lur by law fmfA rtnally ty Council, on tbe 'Jitb. day of July. 1W. THI iM S IHV1". . i'xwxiKDt (Joanell. At to': W. U. Con null, t'lerlt oi Counsel. Aqk 6 V7 3i We want to unload some of them have been earning them Ioni; enouirh. Xow will i;ive you a ehance to net some of them Tit bargain piiees. We want fo eet rid ui them and :-tnrt the price at 25c. per pair and :ill at rt-atly reduced piiees. If you waut aqythinr in this line now is the ipp rt unity to fret them at a price that yu can nil rd to kecii thiu till next year, even if you bhould not want to wear theiii tiiis year. At all events CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK OF SHOES. We are keeping a full stock of all sizes. SPECIAL ELECTION. Notice ' herehy kItpu that a special election will be beld at tbr place lurbuldintf teueui an1 minlo..al xlerilon In nrt tor tbe h rnuicb "I BlobQr,oa the sEV t-t 1H day of SKfltM ttKK. a u .belerro ue bO'noi 7 o'c'oca a.m. an I 7 u'clora.. r M .. tor the puruoae oi aui.uiit unr to tue qualltle1 eleot4r o the lxroud of fc.1. nburit . the qopilon aa to whether or not the aa.d buroaicb rbalt iorrwie tbe debt tbeteof. lor the pur. oe el erretlua and coniruetin addl tlooal ewae tu aild boruua-ti and Tlciuliy aud et lourtb the ! llowin n..t-meni In rotut'ltanre with the act vl Afkeiuhly . In aueb eae made sod provided: Tbe am act of taxable property In lt . dlrtri-t aa.abowa by tbe Ml H!wJ vaination'ftjre'i U. 4"1 6TS 00 Tbe anaoaul ol exIrtiDR iulei'e.inea Ii S.tOO hi Tbe amount ol Ibe propoard lorieueof deft I . 11.1D0 00 Toe ercentiKe bl .rr.o. lurreae Ii" two and one-third per ct-ol ( 0;) ot present a.tM.o Debt to bo tucreaaod lr tbe uurpuae ol eree'in and roiuu ucf ut xMiUuoai aewKe In raid bur oub and rlclnity. - Hj oiuer ol vuncIL . THOMAS DAVI. I- reideni ul mu I AtteM: W. H V.o XLU. Clerc ! tlouu Ml. LiKUtbuH. Va . Auaua ib. law;. St DON'T MISS IT I The GreatClearance Sale TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL COOOS! AUDITOR'S NOTICE. a re firvt and Anal account ot Jotin Wlpptne'. eteeur of ibe eiuia ol Milium 3tave.-. .-ceaa-al. Aii.i now. Jut e 14tb 10T. ou motion otjanea M. Walter. 1J , Ha.r l"w-rr po-oule I di tur to latnbui fioJ la tne b wtlbe.c nwiiii.l to ud aiajuxil b i irital J e.L.tlHl tberdto. - , Hv rMK Vh'kt. Take notice that la pBrsuauc ti e m- an iwiatuieut. 1 will it at toy ttl-e. K o No. 6, Aim Hall, lobbft.iwn. - ou Inl'KSIUV, Mfl bMUKK tiwT at 10 o'clock, a to at Ivud the uuittea w opMiiiwe . wheu and wbvre all fait e ut. a te id. it tut y e prt per or tw Ijritrer ueoaxrd ttvm. eumiue; la oo aaid fund. HAKKY HUKK. Aaditor. Ana. .T St. We are now hiving the reitest Kluofitin Sile ver held in Non horn Cambria. We hnve a rear many Suits of which there are but one or two suits of a kind your suit mny be am-tnr them. We are selliu? them reuardles-- ol cost some nlin.t hlf price. We have ton many Pants nd to wake Iheiu sell nuiek" have re duced them to less than cost of manufacture. GREAT CUT IN SHOES ! All our Ladies', Oxfor.1 Ties, Ladies', MUeV and Children's Tan and Chocolate Sh ies hv been reduced to less than cost Call soon before they are U sold and we will show you some b irgains. C.A. Sharbaugh, CARROLLTOWN, PA. And ai la iiii. iii a ni CMiklnz ap-fil'itiio-. oti that is a rmnl bakt-r and a 'j w m. T ww w -. w w w mTr " V STOVFS fct OAisir.rii . -Jl T7c Wanted-An Idea Wbn caa iiuii f ionic attnpie tbiua- to Detent? 'our lacm..; v ... 7 . wl wtinvuHt'ltK A oi . Pmlvwt Attor- Waabinfton. D. C, for tbctr prise offer ox two auBuiwa ritogt Tour Idea." Write JO lit I .. ..... - - Hill. w til in. t in. u t-very w not of th liouyr- k er at tli.-1.-rnl.- -trt "liev liavt all 9 '. hi.-i inipr vm.-m-i. and are made of T Iih Iki iiKier-al. an.l .y tn- bt-t work- X m-i. l'li l.av- many gttud points uot X I,. in ,n tier .tuvrs. VeiUp' c aim forthClNDKKELLA wdai w--i4ii tiniVf no mure. Judge tur 9 yurirM-lf. T Yui in-inev tack f mil salitit-d. i r5Sold bv the following ti. .Kr?z Ettr.x-.ui uu 11. A. sbo-iimker. c a KKoi.LTi.WN-1. J. Diotri. k. Hastings ej 1. L.. Uiu.ier.. M-ANfti.Kit K. M. l:.i..i r. I'att.ix A M l...m Lii.i.v e F. I". lievrir. SolTn 1'ouk N. S. Grxrtt' .V Son. IVKsx.N-l'rtM.i. 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