The Cambria Freeman from Ebensburg, Pennsylvania • Page 3

3 abrin F. T. t4, I.S.vS yf! YD I'KKbOJSAL jiMylntj havoc ivith tbtf potato r'd'ons of the season i'ir npiM'nrance. iirr's Institute for thUeounty (k; MunJ.iy In Doei-ruber foundry at by tire ju day ln.it 1 vt cows hnvft oen Crt'fic ranroaa wirnin I-1" tiU'ii to Hon. John S.

r.hy lUnd Book and other I'V Mull. I iviAtzt-r, d-tunhtcr of John ilK'J at lier uome iu i 'I Mi-CiTiiiii nr cirrytn-e. i.j" mis witi i n-t hoM on the 4th Ni'Vl'lllO'T Ilt'Il, IUO WOI 'C- tiTiu. i nit' Matins of a ii Hllfrt't ami 1 1 lntlir i- ir. .4 ovi-r 1 llowen.

of iroVria county has r-u liceini uttu'e Urn mar- Into effect. to rii' thT i tnmi of til Miii' tnw cisus of irl V.w Cuneiuauttlt looking after a kooI heating i liunl coal, you will tiiul aeiltlll m. I II I i.ir cheap at HMk-r. imrjiaiu lti remnants of at irkeiV this week, a they i nt lot clii'ap, nl see them. loi.klr.j lot of gypsies I' I 1 tftti-uijli town on Motility.

They I 1 lit of wagons wo ever eaw on I the Court ordered Ida tried lat week for Ineur-I tu tie Ui'ti to Die Keforai School II" imn, of Cambria, the youcg fr i tree on Sun Jay Inst an I i lu another column, ju Tin' Uy. rr frf three hundred and in attrndance at the Westmores Teachers' Institute, now In a- lieeiislurjj. an old and reipected lI li.Hckilck township, died at hH i tl.it lowiwhip on i.iturdny last. In y.r his ae. 1 tnonuiu ent 20 pounds h.is been received lh ifr-i't Ir will be ereotd at ouco and on 17th Instant, i-i man Is unaole to di-cveraay i mi lu the opinions he form-4 Is nt ii'ii.

iy to advance very fast -i-niTi'icnient of kriowtede. guaranteed by Dr. J. H. I -r, 1 A'-' rt.ila.lelphla, I'a.

Ease I wr, no or delay from tul, by tiuusuids of cures after row nnmti a party of card players I'nity, Vetmoreln.l county Llntit, Wilimw I'iwi was profit f.i::iy utalibeil tu the heart and side by I ersiin. Tie trinl rotTenberg-T, In 9 1riil. tor tr-e of ('ran. t. "irciu l.

il iy a v-ntiet of nut y. appeari-tt from the evidence U.at aattdclir.t him rir-t. -A yo'jnn limn ntced Ileftlv. rsldlnu on Mcndsy n-t, while ig with a nsiuito cartr.dKo. exploded the resu.t that thro fiunrs on his iui hsd to bo amputated.

person mcaicerated In Indi-outiti's ihw jail, riiiiidly tfctivu a donation I VmI mi in t.aviuM been sulMerihed for I jjrpus fv jjuji) curiously o. i ntlng to buy L-i. )cii mow nr anyone wa i nmrer. snithie for warmlnu a hull 'arch, tell tliem to call on tieorge Hunt- fr S. barker, and nee the one former--ci In I'rrsrjyiorian church, It will hi ctieap.

-M. I). Klttnll, Y.i.. Mr. J.C.

Lloyd, Mr. J. A. of piaco, are ie this k. Tue two former geu-ien ate in aiti t.i'.ai ce at t'ue ftm ver.tlon the Utter I in.

pr.ii.er. CM U.ir of HeMp- te, o(Ter 4. mn wi.o the appre-' 'ire to tiuild-1'1'h uf July. 1. 1 wis' uii I a fhsii i.K'' a litrlu stake.

Ada Flyr.n. was murdered in fletonnhhlp week, wanhmiwl I IHIIW on MonrUv lt fiiUnwwd to the grave by a great popU. hPr funeral Mr.X the largt I 'Mfen In that township. i iimni. 8 The average growth of th bard has V.y to bo six and luches i ar man ure, who has tOaved racuUrlv mi hi.

ue .1 IO i.r ft I 1 Tl. vr The i or tee Cambria I I unurai Association have Ajricultural U( niuli.p t. lot nions for a chibdII. in toi-eir Vr.d Annual Fair, to w.Lnwn, coir.menceing on 'lay next and lasting four days. -William Murphy, of Millwood.

va8 -C1 dead alontsido the track at. uioriuua. It not dow lie came to Ms death. I Is snpposed that he was walking along trick and was struck by au engine. sauuosea liiat iim b3ii "Ve have a speedy and positive Cure lrrb: JP'rln.

tinker Mc.uth. nd -Mien S. Merrlfts, aged the 't widow residing in Coopernda'e 'track by llgv.ulng on Wednesday a Sout o'clock and instantly killed. ftan.ling on the rail roan track et nearly opposite his mothers house. following named person ran rv-a letter by calling at the EoensburKh Jirs.

j. vv.rianniken. W. E. Jennl Mundon.

Mrs. Mollie Mend-. Wood. Mrs. Llllie Vellctts.

anplvmg for these letters will "tate ajyerti.sed. C.or.ora! Hastings has publish-1-hi tn 'he people in 'I'lalns why no miners' riospifal located there. Trie liwr-qulrrs donated for the purpose. fas not been done the ccmruls- r'" business done by "tthi 4- rHn ha'1 ths -41''in were tn'-es j. iveiope Agency Ir, ending June 1 "'bole dis'rlbnt- rrn ueme.ly.

A 1 the Job of mend! i.se v.uo. iomena ne was com an sweet breath. 1 unaer me b.iller, and wuile he was Cents. hu lir i work tho hniu. i i'v sun.

uuim. mrnw hni This Is a good time to buy a good Dalr I of ohoe cheap at Barkers', as they are sell-I lr oil a lot of cdd sizes very cheap. I J. A. Shoemaker, of this place, has len awarded the coLtract for erecting an I Imn tvi.Iv: over the T-lackllrk creek, at IHmcan's Wniie Mill, and also an iron bridge at th east end of Ebensburg.

Two prlsouers named William Anderson and Ed. Ilanlgan, escaped from the Jail at Ilollldaysbuig. laat Thursday nigbt. by digging a bole thronih tha wall of their cells, and then descending to the ground by a 23 foot ladder, which they had prepared for the occasion. Two hundred dollars is offered (or their capture.

The law requires that all three-story buildings shall be provided with fire escapes. Under the new regulations Constable Cooks, of Indiana, returned that the In dUna House. Central Ilone S. Cun ningham's building were not provided with escapes, as the law directs. The ci5e will come before the Grand Jury.

Two iufanu. twin children of Mr. I F. Brown (f the Central Hotel, died, one on und4y mc mlcg arl theothtron Tuesday morning. They were about two weeks old and wer their birtb.

Their re. tu.ilns were interred In the Catholt? cemetery in this plce, the ore on Monday and tee other on Tuesday afternoon. LOST On Mon-lay last on the street or Khcnst'iirg, or on the Cirrolltown road between Ebershurj and Kncrr'a tannery a gold beaded cne with lha ovrners name, Evan l.ivis. Dec. 23, lS7," engraved thereon.

The finder will be suitably rewarded by leavlcg the cane at the store of John Lloyd Sou 'a In Ebensburg. William Murray, a well-to-do farmer, living near Derry, was killed on Saturday night at Loyalbaona. It Is rot known bow he was killed, whether be fell off a train or whether he struct while walking along the track. There was a deep gash In bis head and oilier bruises about the head and brcattt. lie Is a single man, aged 40 years.

Sister M. Clcrllda. who bad been visiting at Seton Hill Seminary, Greens burg, died at that institution on Thursday of last week, aged 28 years, after an illness of two weeks. Her remains were taken to Altoona for Interment In tne Sisters' cemetery. The deceased was known to the world as Miss Mary McCormlck.

She was a native of Altoona. Joseph Martin Coleman, a school teacher by profession, who resided In Altoona on Tuesday morning committed suicide by sendlnc, a bullet crasnlr throuli his brain. The defeased was about thirty-four years of age and bad only been married a short time. His ih)iiHtie relations were pleasant and the only known a sudden attack of Insanity. A few days ago a curious foesll was found embedded in sandstone at Gibson Keck.

Terry county, and was taking to Carlisle and plsced In the hands of Dr. W. F. Ilorce, a ologist. It Is a fossilized head of a being very much like that of the human being of to-day.

The formation of the face la almost perfect. Dr. Home thinks it la of a race. Judge Tatterson, of Lancaster, thicks 1 10 may petty cases, manufactured by magistrates and constables for securing costs, are taken to court, and has lnatrujted the Grand Jury to ask witnesses what Indnced them to bring tiie prosecutions, and if It fs found tuat any public oClcera influenced their action, to put tte costs on the aldermen or constables. -Mr.

DvvM A. Wilt, of Virginia City. Nevada, Is visiting ins brother Thomas Wilt, "and ether relatives and friends in Clearfield township. Mr. left this vicinity when quite a young man and ha been absent for a period of thirty.

fonr years. He Is greatly mrprlsed with the great Improvement of the country. Iio will remain only a few weeks. Mr. Daniel Orner, residing near Strongs-town.

Indiana county, on Monday last came to town and at night put his horse in the stable of Dr. Davison. On Tuesday morning the horse was gone and the stable door standing open. Whether the horse was stolen, or In some manner got loose and got out, is not known. Up to this time Mr.

I Orner has not recovered his horso. -A good receipt for acklng batter I.s as follows Churn the cream as nearly sweet as possible and work otJt al! trie buttermilk. a t0 aod cne pound of sugar and one of saltpe tre, bring to a ball, and strain. Keep in a nw add butter from time to time as made, wrapper In clofm. When Jr to full weight down and kep In a cool plaee.

The following persons tave been selected to teach the Cambria township schools for the ensuing term: No. 1. B)rt Davis; No. 2. Clara IJeynon; No.

3. J. W. McCail; No. 4, Annie Deynon; No, 3.

Jerry Lloyd; No. 6, W. M. Holler; No. 7, Itird Shenile: No.

8, Herman Jones; No. 9. Larimer; No. 10, Mattle Howell. Tho schools will open thePrsc Monday In Oy.o-ber.

Tae salary, per month, Is A stt of hai ness that was stolen from Mr. Annie Kohler. in Cocemaugb towusuip. last June, was recovered from one of the band of gypsies that were encamped north of town, on Monday. At the hearing be- fore 'Siulre Klnkead.

the arrested party established his innocence of the theft bv proving that he bad bought the harness I from William Smith, a gypsy at Homestead. I Th stolen harness was given np and the rresletl Party dis-harged. At a meeting of Post 28, G. A. on Thursday evening of last week, at iLdiana.

arranaeinents were made for a reunion of fcurvlvors of the Sixty-seventh and seveuty eighth Regiments. Pennsylvania omnieers, to be held in that place on October 4th. A committee of five was appointed to confer with the citizens to complete the arrangements. The Tost decided to visit Pittsburgh In a body on September 20th to participate In the centennial parade. Thomas Sylvanu-, the only Chinaman who served in the law; war, is a member of Post 2.3, and will accompany tbeni.

A terrible accident occurred ihnnt I o'clock Tuesday afternoon In the rn.m.i house. One of th hoii-r- ana Valentine Vanlska. one of the ng celled at OTer film ni1 literally cooked the flesh on Don's- was scalded so badly that the llesh peeled off of his arms and legs. The unfortunate man was ImmeuV ately placed under treatment at the bospl- ai. ana it is the opinion of the pNyjicians that he will recover.

had employed In the round house for qnite a while and hoarded at the West Ezd ri'i Times. -The 0f the Cleveland and V.IUO orttn, pina, on Monday was ty a UrKe no tuber of i sail m. or Conntv i-ir nr-ro in BTTctirtarce at Court A Hrue iiHipjjatloa from and viclclty. aivompanle.i by the Carrolltown lw in tendance. The Issues ot the ent oarurtaiKH were alily and Houuently dia- cust-d col.

John P. Muton au.l Hon. W. II. Uohp, rt Jotinatowa.

ai.n the audience nave uunilstakihtH evidi nee of tbe ppre- riarlon of their r. mark by frequent out- The Democracy of, Cambria at the approaoLlnji Hecilon will rebder a coo.l acrount of Uiemlvea thrt n-ajot itios ca the tatiohal and county I cut :e.s Hun ore thoa Court Profed lug. The following bills were ignored by the Graud Jcry Comiuonwealth vs. Vincent Hetiog. wlll- ul and wanton trespass on the property of lue eunsyivania company Charles I.

Buchanan, the prosecutor, to pay the costs. Com. vs. Peter Riley, assault and battery and aggravated assault and battery Thomas Burns, the prosecutor, to pay the costs. Com.

vs. Stephen Seltz, assault and battery William Biffinger, the prosecutor, to pay the coets. Com. vs. John Carr, Indicted as an absconding witness Raphael Byrne, the prosecutor, to pay the costs.

Com. vs. John and Michael Kiflle. larceny and receiving stolen goods, M. A.

Riffle, prosecutor the county to pay the coets. Com. vs. George Me Keel, malicious mischief David Itager, the prosecutor, to pay the costs. Com.

vs. Luke Burgoon, assault and battery Bernard Burgoon, the prosecutor, to pay the cobts. Com. vs. Michael Smith.

Larceny. Jury And defendant guilty. Sentenced to pay a flne of and costs and go to jll for three months. Com. vs.

William Baldwin. Assault and battery. Defendant pleads Rallty. Sentenced to pay a fine ot 530 anl coU and go to jail for thirty days. Com.

vs. James Myers. Assault and battery. Defendant pleads guilty. Sentenced to pay a flne ot and costs and go to jail twenty days.

Com. vs. Benjamin WentzelL Larceny. Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine ot SI and coats and go to jail for one day.

Com. vs. Charles Bachman. Assault and battery. Jury find defendant guilty.

Sentenced to pay a fine of 10 and costs. The proposed bridge over Brubaker Creek, In Eider township that over Suotb Beayer Crek. In Chest township, and the proposed extension ot the limits of East Conemaugb Borough, were approved by the Grand Jury. Com. vs.

Paul and Jacob Bebe. Malicious mibcbief. Jury find defendants not guilty, and that the prosecutor, M. A. EIrkpatrick, pay the costs.

Com vs. William Spenser. Larceny. Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of (3, costs of prosecution and undergo an imprisonment in the Western Ten-.

Herniary for two years. Com. vs. Joseph Conrad. Horse stealing.

Jury find defendant guilty. Sentenced to the Western rnltentlary for one year. Com. vs. Joseph Burk.

Horse stealing. Jury find defeudant guilty. Sentenced to the Western Penitentiary for one year. In the case of the Cotn'th vs. George W.

Jones convicted for the shooting of Raphael Burns. Defendant was sentenced to pay a fine ot and costs and go to Jail for one month. Com. vs. John Skelly.

Larceny. Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced to pay a flne of 13, costs and go to jail for three months. The only civil case on the list was that of Susan Gallagher vs. Joseph F.

Durbin. Ejectment for a small piece ot land In Allegheny township. Judge Furst presided during the trial of this rase and on Friday evening the jury retnrned a verdict for the for the land dlscribed In the writ. SECOND WE.KS. C.

O. Miller vs. Oscar Trlngle. Exr. et al.

Appeal. Jury find for plaintiff the sum of fso. Joseph Miller vs. Adam J. Stoltx, et.

al. Sci. Fa. Sur. Recog.

Jury find for plaintiff the sum of (107. Bertha PfeCer vs. Joseph Schmidt. Trespass on the case, ete. ury fiud for plaintiff the sum of ZM0.

A. Uarter vs. Isaac Wetover. ScL Fa-Jury find for defendant. Simon Schroth vs.

George Crook, et al. Scire Facias. ory find for the defendant. Stephen Longstretn. et ux, vs.

ArchN bald Johns, et ux. Slander. Jcry And for plaintiff cents. Robert Couch, Jr, A Son, vs. J.

D. Edwards. Appeal Settled. J. B.

O'Connor, Assignee, vs. Jacob nig-glnn, et al. Appeal. riaiutiJI Non suit. D.

E. Noty vs. Kraomer Mann A Co. A.ssumsit. Settled.

Use Jnlius Stieh vs. nipsb Scire Facias. Continued until Argument Court. Michael Donohue vs. Theo.

Judy. Ejectment Continued at Costs of plaintiff. Michael Donohue vs. Charles W. Scott Ejectment Continued at costs of plaintiff.

Use Ilipps Lloyd vs. G. W. Lloyd, et. al.

Scire Faclaa. Continued by order cf Court. Use Hlpps Ar Lloyd vs. G. W.

Lloyd, et al. Sclerl Facias. Continted by order of I Court. John T. Thomas vs.

G. TT. et al. Scire Facias. ury Lnd for plaintiff 323.23.

Edward Eger vs. Caron Lcahty. Appeal. Jury Cud for plaintiff f4S David Trexler vs. James Rhody, ct.

ab Trespass (Juare Fregit Settled. Ai.ton Snyder vs. The Cambria iron Co. Treenass. Settled.

First National Bank of Altoona, vs. C. J. Duncan, Endorser. Assumpsit.

Continued by consent. Margaret Peden vs. Henry L. Pedan. Divorce.

Settled. Conrad Suppes vs. Johnstown Lumber Co. Trespass. Ou trial as we go to press.

A Word to the Thinker. If yon are young, vigorous, Tnll of life and health, yon require no stimulant, but unfortunately, we are not all so; then think. If depressed In spirits. If lack of ambition. If weak from disease.

If lung trouble, If no appetite what Is best to use Why. ask the Hospitals, ask the Faculty, and they will all answer that Max Klein's "Silver Age" Rye Is the best stimulant in the world. He will also forward you six quarts of tbe best six year old Gneken-belmer. Finch, Gibson or Overboil for 13.00, or 00 per single quart His Wines are the purest, and for 73 cents per Quart, you can rely upon any article advertised by Max Klein, F2 Federal street, Allegheny. Send for price list.

We ship goods, neatly packed, anywhere. Aug. SI, 'M. ly. A Iiplay.

Mr. Atnos.Sa'.Sa.of tbe Ecocomy Cloth-tny. oompeny, Jotmstown, Las been at tbe Mountain TIousu since Mucday, be has shown a grand line of well-made and stylish clothing, and many of the citlzes of yicinltyhas availed tlietajelves of tLo opportunity. TLose who have not. stoold and see tne mammoth store, at their Johnstown store or aend their orders by niail.

Mr. Sulk promises another visit later on. Address Economy ClothinR Co Johnstown, Ia. Bark lea's Aratea Salve). best salve in tho world for Cot.

The nrnises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sx.res, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChillblaiDS, Corns and all kia Eruptions, and poeitirely senre Piles cr bo pay rt qulied. It is to gle perfect ssttofactlon, or money refunded. Prlc 23 cents per box. For fate ty ames W.

W.McAteer. Loretto. land l.lver louiplalnl. Is It not worth the small price of 75 cents toofree yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, if yoo think so call our atore and get a bottle of Sholoh'a ua.it-r. tvery botlle bas a printed B'-itranf-e on It.

ue arct.rdtngly. and If it I 11 wl'lvt vou nnhiog. i Sold 1.5 lr. 1 .1. Davison.

A Mystery. On Thursday of last week a tragedy occurred in IUade towcf.hlp that startled Ibat community and bus been the theme for con- Jecture ever since, ferry Troxell, a well- known citizen, resides between the vlllaze of Flloton on tbe Cresson Coaljoit railroad and the village ot Glasgow on tne Bells Gap railroad about a mile and a bait from the latter place. Deis a prosperous and well-to-do farmer, past Hiiddie lite, with bis family all grown np and having homes of their own. Ada Flynn, about twenty years of age. a grand-daughter, resided with him, having been raised by Mr.

Troxell since her infancy. She was a bright and handsome young lady whom Mr. Troxell and his wife treated as a daughter and who was a comfort to their declining years. On that morning. Mr.

Troxell and his wife went to a picnic at AUemaosvllle and left Ada to kesp bouse along with a little niece, a daughter of Jacob Troxell, who resides on an adjoining farm. During the forenoon tbe two girls closed op tbe bouse and went to gather berries tn the fields close by. Near coon the girls returned and when passing the residence ot a neighbor woman Ada informed the woman that she felt afraid to go back on account of some strangers having been eeen In the neighborhood and borrowed a revolver from the lady. On reaching Ue house Ada told the little girl that there were robbers la the bouse and to go to her fathers for help. The little girl at first demurred, but finally went to ber father's, Jacob Troxell'a and Informed him that there were robbers over at ber uncles.

He started over and on reaching tbe Ihouse found Ada lying on the porch with a bullet bole In ber breast and In tbe agonies of death. An examination of the premises snowed a bullet bole on tbe Inside facing of tbe door frame, one In the wood bouse facing tbe porch another In tbe right breast of the victim and the revolver she bad borrowed lying on the porch with three chambers empty. The conclusion that she had been murdered was at once decided upon and In a short time quite a number of people gther-ed to the scene and two men who bad been seen by a boy passing along a road in tbe neighborhood were snspected ot doing tbe dastardly deed. A messenger was sent to Coal port, who telegraphed to Panxsutaw-ney and two men who left Coal port on the train were arrested at Mahafley and brought back, but they at once established their Innocence by proving by Mr. Michael Quartz, a conductor on tbe Ci esson Coal port railroad, that at tbe time of the murder they were on bis train.

The theory that she was ordered was the only theory tb'mght of at Ctst and It would have been bad bad any suspicious characters been found in tbe neighborhood, as tbe people were fearfully aroused and It wonld have required out little to have Induced them to take tbe law In their own bands- Since then, tbe theory of suicide has been suggested and It seems to be tbe more probable, although there seems to be no known motive. Ada had been to tbe village of Glasgow a few days before, and while in a store there had been examining and pricing a revolver and bad been making Inquiries as to where was tbe most fatal place to be shot She went away without pnrcbasiog the revolver, bat it seems to be an indication that her mind was somewhat bent towards shooting. At tbe house nothing was taken away, and her trunk which was found open had a small amount of money, a gold watch and some Jewelry lying in fnll view, and had robbery been the object of the parties doing the deed, would certainly have been taken. Some people are Inclined to tbe belief that she was murdered. That on going to the house she tret the parties In the act of robbery, that she knew them and that in cider to seal her lips, having been caught at robbery tbey did not hesitate to murder.

The case is a mystery and nnless something more turns up will likely remain so. Since the above was In type we learn tbat the Coroner's inquest has, after viewing tbe body and the surrounding circumstances, rendered a verdict that Ada Flynn was murdered by an unknown person or persons. It Is also said that the relatives of tbe murdered girl have offered a reward of 2.oo0 for tbe apprehension of ber murderers. 1'ell froiu Tree. On Sunday evening about 6 o'clock, while a number of boys were sathericg nots from some tree on tbe bill above Cambria just across tbe Pennsylvania railroad from McCunaufthy's brick yard, one cf them.

Joe lioitzmaji, on account of the breaking cf a limb, fell to tbe Etound. a distance cf about fifty feet, lie fell on bis back and was uusble to move, bis companions gathered arouca blm. and some of the neighbors quickly made a litter of some bedclothes on wblcb be was carried to tbe borne of bis parents. So. Chestnut street, in Cambria.

Dr. Kobertson. of Cambria, was sent for and at once ret-poDded. Upon examina- tlon he pronounced bis back and one of the ribs broken, but thought the srinal comma uninjured, nd gate It as bis opinion tbat the boy would recover. The iDjured lad is a son of Mr.

G. Holtzs man, and la about sixteen years of age and was employed in George Kltch's coaj bank in Lower Toder township. He wae a steady, industrious boy and Ms services were much needed in helping bupport the family. Johnstoxcn Democrat. MAKRIAWt UCEVilJI IPJMCED.

The following marriage licenses were issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court for the week ending Wedneaday, Sept. 12. 1JW: David M. Johnstown Ms jele Moran. Millvllle boroUKti.

and John W. Klehonr. Conemaugb township and I-rf-ns Goebeit, Dalseyvlile. Epamicidous George and Edith V. Poling.

South Kork. James U. Llndsey and Charlotte M. He-, lop. Morrellville.

Andrew feuphena and Jane Seymour, Allegheny township. William II. Courtney and Harriet Emma Maybie. Conemangh borough. Tony Masante and HerthaLintner, Johnstown.

Kiancis and Annie Schilling. Gal-Htzin. Aloyioos T. Strittmattor and Mary Helfflck, Elder township. Oh, What a Coaajh.

Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of tbe sure approach ot that more I terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your- eclves if you can a lord for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that I Sbiloh'a Cure will Core yoor Conali. It never falls.

ThU explains why more than a Million, Dottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do not be without it. For Lame 'Jack, Sida or Chest, use Sutlobs' rorous Plaster. Sold by Dr.

T. J. Davison. Hay Fever. I hsre been a great sufferer from bay fever for IS years.

1 read ot the many wondreus cures of Ely's Crrem end thought I would try It. in fifteen minutes aier one application I wis wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago I eom-menceu It aoj now 1 feel entirely cored. It Is the arealert tredie discovery ever known or beard of tMibaiiiel Clark, Lynn. Mass.

VOTl Cri 1 Aotloe Is hereby given tuat the fullowlnc cci.ant have bu (Ilea in thet'oartoi Common rieanof smbrla county, and Willie confirmed by aald court on Brt day of CXtuber. 1S ur.le.-s eiiii be rhnwn to the onirary. Acenunt ef Joseph H. gqe, XI'. et ux.

accoant of Adsm. Myers wiaii'M el rVter nlh'y. 'STB A Mrnt'L- the ircmUes of the rnhfcrlber In Moxhaia about tbe JSthx.1 Jaty.m' lihl brtodle cow. seven year old. good fire, il nnUjr BiLxe4 with white, and alomr tbe bac ad Oeliy white and insiae ol tbe legs imall turned In Loral.

A reward will Le iciren for Information ot ber wbereaboau. A. J. UOKINU. Aluxluiin, Sept.

14. 1SSS. TSTItAY NOTICE. JjJ Strayed away from Olen 'White. Pa black cow with while idoii.

white belly, and crumpled hiirn." A reward will be paid lor Information of her whereabouts. AddreM MICHAEL WAZETOCO. KittanniBK Point, UlalrCo- 1'a. Aug. 10.

lfiS. 173TUAY NOTICE. t'ame to tbe residence of the ulivrlher. rending In 'inbrl towntblp. on or about tbe 7 til ol Anirot lent, two ip-1n heifers, one brown and tbe other white with brown ears.

The owner is requeteJ to come forward, prove property, pay rhanres and take them away, eth-crwivethey will te li(to-ed ol according to law. H.OKEN4 niLLEBAA.Nl. Ebensbnrw. Sept. 7, ISfS.

fSTKAY NOTICE. 1j i'ame to the residence of Alrwrt M. Anns-man In townthip, Cambria county. fa. on or aboat tbe loth day uf Auiust.

loss, one I cow, one white nxt In forehead and one white spot on hip neat t.i auppuaeU to Le I six years old. please come lor-I ward and prore property, pay charge and lake her away or (te W.U be dp-wed ol ancordlng to law. AEHEItr AUMSalAX. Allegheny Twp Ant. SI, lss.

TOT1CE. Notice It hereby a-lvea that Jesech iosrne. iirnee of F. MrliunaM et ux lor tbe beoent of oredtiors will make application to the Court ol Common l'loas oo Monday. October 1st, 1Kb, for leave to reconvey tbe assigned estate and Ijr his discharge said eesnmee.

H. A.pHUt-MAKEK, Protn'y. Jo, issg. FAK.M AT PKI VATE SALE. The nnderslcned will sell their farm, situated In Allegheny township, ad)oinln lands of D.

A. Mc tough. J. SelL. Henry MaDffleld, and others, containing lis acres, acres cleared and well timbered with oak.

hemlock, cucumber and hickory. A food two-story-plank house and frame barn, toajether with all necessary outbuildings, never laUina spnna: of water and a stream ol water running through tie farm. There Is also Ti choice apple, pear and peach trees on ihe premises. The above property will be sold at a price and terms to suit the purchaser I ou a bjuou warrantee oeea guaranteed. MAKY FUKT, ANN Ft'HV, Jane 1st.

Loretto fostofflce. Fa. FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber residing In Carroll township, Cambria county will sell at private sale tbe rn.ro oa which be resides lour miles east of Carrol I town oe tbe road leading from Carroll town to Loretto. containing 140 acres, about luo acres of which are cleared, having thereon a two-story plank hoase and frame barn A One orcnard is on the premise and the larm Is In a good state of cul-oration and Is well watered.

For terms apply te the subscriber oa the premises. JOHN mxlUE. ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, LORETTO. rA.

IN CHAROH OF FRANCISCAN BROTHERS. Board and Tuition for the Scholastic Year, $200. March aeth.iset. tf. STAR PARLOR! COR.

CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS, EBENSBURG, PA. J. II. GANT, Proprietor. rpiir PCBLIO will always And us at ear yTare- 01 DUSll ii business hoars.

Everrthlna keM neat and euey. A bath room has been connected with the shoe where the public can be accommodated with a hot or cold bath. Bath tab and erervibina eonaeotod therein kept perfectly cleaa. Oisii rovsu a trwuirr. 1794.

1 Policies written at short notice la the OLD RELIABLE "ETNA" And other First Clans Catupanies. T. W. DIOK, WEST TOK THE F1UE INSURANCE C03IT. COMMENCED BUSINESS 1794:.

Jaiy 1. 1 tn. flHRY KirERSITT. rnrsBrsaH, r. Over 1,400 Madsati Ijsst Tear.

Clas1al Set entitle Ladles' Seminary IVor-mal IVmimabtuip alaslc and Education It-partmeats. Curry Business College and Curry School of Shorthand tlca! drill In IU line ot tllnaf.le. 1 Jiend lortJauilOsueof the Iterartment you de- aire to enter wts wil Mc a ar Ju'lr lSs ROBERT EVANS, i UNDERTAKER, A.1D MAJrrrACTTJJtEK or and dealer In all kinds el FTTKMITCJiE, EbenHburg, Ia. aT-A tull hbs si always on Bodies Embalmed WHEN KEtiriKED. Apt IMm Fire Insurance Apcy T.

"VV DICK, General Insurance Agent, EBEXSB UII G. FA SALESMEN WANTED TO SfL.I NURSERY STOCK. "TrofltaMe employment fjr honest, enera-etlc man. either oa salary or onmialssloa. exuenres paid.

A floe ootat tarnished esah salesmen. Tbe business easily learned. We srow all the Dew and rare vaiieltes of rait and Ornamental tree. Write lor terms. HOOl'ES.

KKO a. THOMAS. ISurserlee. Westchester, I'a. l.atsbliabed 1U3.

Sept. 14, ISp. lm, SALESMEN WANTED to canvass lor tbe sale ol Nursery Stock Steady err.nl-.yicent saaranteed. StlUKV AND i-lKNSI- PAll. Avply at once, statins; ana.

CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY. (Ketcr to this SepL 14. 18-a3ru. Rochester. K.

T. WOOL! WOOL! Wa TOtirkSojt want you to brlDa your wool to Altoooa and the hlhet market! enneri ash or 1 Rant. we have tne lar-ret iorit of lry tloodn. Notions and Carpcu la Ceniral 1'euusylvanl. to aoiert from WM.

MUKRAI'a SOX. and 1317 Eleventh June Sth. ISS -Sta. A.lloona,i"a. AGENTS WANTED 1 To canvass for one of the Invert eatsb.

ushed. KNOWN UKSKKIriS a the M.t teno. I "usiul.i K. JwMKM, J. BUCK, BKL ESTABLISHED 1S72.

ESTABLISHED ISS8. Johnston, Biict Co. Carrolltofn Bant, 'U22" T' SHARBAUGH. A. W.

BUCK, Cashier. Cahir. General Mlw Business Transactei. The following are the principal features ol a general basking baiiaess DEPOSITS v. Keeolred payable on demand, and Interest bearing certificates Issued to time depositors.

LOASS Extended to easterners on favorable tetmi and approved paper discounted at all times. COLLECTION Made In the locality and upon all the banking towns In the Tntted State. Charges moderate. DRAFTS Issued negotiable In all parts or the Vntted sta tes, and loreiga exchange issued on all Darts of Lurote. ACCOVTia Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, to whom rea.wnalile accomodation will be extended fa irons are assured that all transactions shall be held as strictly private and onndeotlal, and that tbey will be tn-ated as literally as wood banking tales wlil permit.

Kenectfiillv. JOHNSTON, BUk A CO. VANTED--A(J1TS T080LIGITORDHU8 For our Choice and Hardy Nursery Stock Steady work lor energetic, temperate men. 6al arj and em pen are. or cum mission it preferred.

The business qulcklv and easily learned Nallafact Ion (naraalVrd to customers and" agents. Write immediately for terms, btata age. Address K.O. OH ASK CO. 1430 South I'enn Sijuare.

Philadelphia. Fa. Aug. lu -im. J.

IftlfJUr tllrLL to Canvassers. VTAJITF.D Live Canvassers In every count in tne nited suaes to sell FOX PATENT KL- itiiMBiitniu 1KD.1, wblcn combines two ISad Irons, Polisher, one Iron doing tbe work ol an entire set of ordinary Irons. Is self-heating by gas or alcrihnl 'awn. IsOKsj AWAf HITII HOT KITCHENS. Price moderate.

A larseatHl lasting Income Insured to good canvassers. Address, lor circulars. Ave-FOIL SAU IKON Keade N. Y. Th8 Origtnal ITTLE IVER iB PILLS.

ItHfTAUn OF XVlTATIOirS. ArWATi ask ron int. Pixncca rsi-Lura, oa LITTZJB UQAXt-COA TJCD PILLS. Being entirely vegetable, they or emu? without to the eygtem. dli-t or occupation.

Put up In alaas vials, hcrrueU-cally soaifd. Always freeh and rtlioble. Aa a laxative, alterative, ur pnrgatlve, thrt little FeUcta give ttlO inuet perfect satisfaction. SlCt HEflDACHE. Rllloaa Headache, liiiiiucss, Consdpa.

lion, I nd treat Ion. Illlioaa Attack and ail deranfrt'niotitR of tbe ptom-i ach and bowels, are promrtt-! and inrrmiinemly I c-nrd tlin 1 1 a tf It t- Pierce's Pleasant Pureallve Pellets. In explanation of tbe remedial ixiwerof these i Fell(Ha over so irreut a variety of dIsrAscs, It i may truthfully be said tbat their action unm tho syelcm la universal, not a viand or tissue eecapiuir their wiativo influence. Sold by druk'iKLS. 36 ouots a vial, alanufactured at the Chemical Lnboraujry of Would 'a LHKPKKaAaY liUilCAL AttbOCLATIUH, IlUffttiO, N.

Y. BOOS la offered by tbe manufacturers of Dr. Sasjo's Catarrh Itemedy, fur a case of Chronic Nasal Catarrh which taty cannot euro. TWPTOM8 OF ncavy uoartnrhe. obstruction of the naeai I pussapx-s, ilicbargTs railing- rroio tlie h-ad i into the throat.

aometim profuao, watery, and acrid, at others, thick. t-caciou3, mucoui 1 purulent, bloody and putrid; the ey are weak, watery, and Inflamed; thcro Is riinrlns; In the i-drs. deafness, bucking' or coupl ing to okr the throat, expectoration of otTcnelva uiaifcur, loimucr wuj scurfl i nni uicers; tno voice Is changed and baa a nusal twang-; thw breath la otTuiislve; smell aud tueto ore Impaired tuero is a sensation of dlzztnesa. with mental d- a backing oouifh aud g-on-ernl debility, (itily a few of the above-naiut-d symptoms are l.kaly to bo pnetit in any one casu. Thousands (A cn annually, without tnanlfestinor of the above irmntomn rA.

I suit in consumi.tion. and end in the-gruvo. INo disease is coinnion. uior doccrtivo and dana-orous. or his understood by physicians, ily its mild, 8ootliit.tr, and healins; Ir.

Fare's Catarrh licmrdy r.ur'tt thcCworni caiinaof Catarrh, "cola In tho Coryza, and Catarrhal Hriidacbr. bold Ly drugioU every hero; Ul cenU ntold Agony from Catarrh." Prof. W. HarssBH, the famous mesmerist, of tthaca, Tf. writes: Some ten yoara ago I suScrod untold eg-ony from chronic noual catarrh.

My family physician gave mo up hs Incurable, and said I must dio. My nutu was uoo a bad one, tbat every day, towards sunset, my voice would tveome eo hoarse I could alove a whisper. In the morninar my and clearing of my throat would Strang! inc. By the une of Dr. 8are's arju-rh Keinedv.

In thros niontua. I was a well ConrtAllUT nMlng ul I writes: I was a great sufforcr I I um'l'or 1 "5 1 hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking- an" spitting, and for the last eight mouths uld not YrwMhe through tho nostrils. I thought notbuiir xuld be done for me. Luck ily. 1 was r.d iwKl to try lr.

hnjrc lIarra Hi'mcdr. and I am now a well nuui. I liere it to be tlio only sure remotly for cutarrh now xnamifarturod. and one hna only to jriv it a fair trial to exierirnce futouadxng resuiuj and a permanent cure." Three Bottle Care Catarrh. F.LI Kobbixr, Hunyan P.

Columbia Co, Pa a-s: "My daiurhtr had catarrh when eba was Are years old. very badly. fiaw lr. 8afre Catarrh Krinedy advertieod. and procured a bottle for ber.

and smon saw that it hnlpod her; a third bottle effected a permanent cure. he Is now eigbtous years old and sound and hearty. We --Want Youi To send us 40 cents for. one of our 6-In. FARM TREMSKES.

Lvht, Ilar.Vy and will ri't rftr and twn vrdinary rAluie. YOU WANT Aif Erxtrnr Household S. D. Set. Tli ft a Rwiod TTsnrfl and "ir iiiUHCuatxv-able blndrs (I aorew-driTura aud flt'inf uuio; all neat vnod Ixn.

'1 his if in cTtmti i u.ful evorywhre. ilia Imiiie. st Ui offl in the ship, ou the larui. frre 0:1 ef .60. Ask Your Local Dealer for thtei.

if hf not tlx-m. he -n-ni (rot them for veil, or t- ill --ti 1 pt jrii. 3d eixivo. S.tmn for vur ilUntictc coi 1 ELLHICH Plantsvillc, Conn. chat irzzxis MEAT-CUTTER.

l'aqniUl and pw. tb for Huh. auMca. Mines Mr.1, Hrrsppla. 1'roqartie, Ilawtmis PtMk, 1c.

a a. a. IM wnt, tijirm pr.fNu4, cm rreutx .1 30. AMERICAN M'PG C0. Hi A hli.rtGn Ats rhUadelphla, PO RJ CKLKHB aTF.Is FEM Kl.K PV ult.

U1A Ir" ami Mat rr.iiuA. In bT IW.OI.1 Ouaint.t aunrrior all other rrtn-ms or wli iWu.ol. Ni I.r nuul. ax raiuo-Lrrw. I -r.

las. St Ufa cf HEKST WARD EEECHER ia-? rHrir kia ln in.m his birth Co his dautk. IHm Cbu IKiUar. mi yreiMi. nw SHatloa liruaklya.

N.V. 11IE.1PE.ST and Bf. ST. Price Iter need BOLMM'3 HE PARALLEL BIBLES Over inio. vll lUioJrated.

At't wanted jroe. A Circulars J. HelmsaA Plilla "lirilUN you wat.1 Joi VVOkiC doioCiU 7 t-tia cAcs. I PROMISES IAY but tis raiiDiiiinas tii.it tiibi. Performances not promises liavc placed us at the head of the" Retail Clothing Business in Western Pennsylvania, and established for us an honest name that no upstart competitors can ever blot out.

We have promised to sell the citizens of Cambria and surrounding counties this Fall the cheapest and best clothing that the country can produce, and now extend a cordial invitation to everybody to come and examine our grand new stock, compare our prices and give us their candid opinion whether we are in position to fulfil our promises. Our Fall Suits and Overcoats are grand beyond description. Our prices are too low for any competitors t3 reach. BARGAINS IN OVERCOATS. WQQLF, SOjST THOMAS, Leading Clothiers of Johnstown, Pa.

As Bright as Old Sol's Lustrous Glare a Veritable Great World's Fair. A Show of priceless Worth. The Grandest Show on Earth. FRANK A. ROBBIEMS' lilgantleand Senestionsilv Hcallftn- WILD "WEJST HIPPODROME, CARAVAN, CIRCUS, MENAGERIE, MUSEUM.

AVIARY AND AQUARIUM. 1 WLOSSAl COrEI)EEATlON (ir TAEOIS FETl FROM IflE AflLICA IM5TITITE, CW YOUR CITY WILL, EX11IMT AT sasai aaaac usaa -aaaaa. isaesssr rjsaj Wednesday, September lOtli, l5---rS. ADMISSION 50 CENTS. 150 5I0UXTEI) PARTICIPANTS 150 la SUrtXnr asd Thrilling ei w.

10 WESTERN HOSSEV7 OEISN 10 Exjiert In Marksmanship with Eire Arms and in the Caddie. GENUINE COWBOYS mihm I Mil IHH. N.ili:.S A.l IVI1MSI.S, MEXICAN VAUlTEKOSCABALEkti.S, TKArrE'-S. HCVTEUS. SnMTS In mimic rendillou of actual occurrences ou tie Wrfru ar liim-e.

suririsini( ei'hl- WILD MUSTANGS eUCSINS ER0NCH03 Caukbt with the U.t&.'v. aurvelou; yi THE VIRGINIA REAL OX HOUSED ACK tlje ep'ire 'nn)'fcc v. CUSSIC ROMAN HIPPRODROME SPORTS! OLAlll ATIIKIAI FEATS AM CHAKldT HACKS. 100 CIRCUS CELKBRITIES lOO Hwdi-I bv tVe Champion Haroh.nflt h'Mer ot the World. "WT A T5- T.

GL T7r IT TZT r- NOTED EUI-KSTKAINN. A Jt I IM ESI 1 1. A F1.U US i A l'S, Jt LKiLEii-S, STATSUMA'S ROYAL JAPANESE TROUBLE. I.e.i)icr. Misti rfsl H.

SO LADY ARTISTS SO M.ikinif the rand'-st conlederation In exNii-tice. STALLIONS. HNES. l.t.OS. litis.

AKOKKYS AND UOATS, A Herd ot 20 Eleiihants the uiarvelong BAND OF ELEMAXT MUSICIANS, S125.000 Actually Plavlne- Popular Airs with Human like Skill, and tbp Wonderfully trained QUADRII1E ELEPHANTS'. Eoriutns; the sets and trlppltvic "the Hrht lantastic toe." with the ((nice ot an ordinary ti.Tll-room miss. ANIMALS KKIIM ALL. KUIKINS OF EXTUEME A hi TV AND VALUE' AlrOs of all kinds of brilliant plumage Ot luie Vi tJ Students, and tho delinhto Ladies and Children. REPTILES OF ALL jOESCRIPTIOXS I AN AQUARIUM FILLED WITH DEEP SEA PHENOMENA A Moseum of FREAKS.

ODDITIES. INVENTIONS, CI K1ASS1 Ns, CHANTS. HWAKFS, SKELETONS. MAIHCUNS, Eat Men and Women, Ventriloquists, etn. and a Whole Family of CLAY EATERS PROM THE EVERGLADES! Forming the Uiost marvelous, magnificent and Interesting oonsolldaiiun ol attractions the World hai ever seen.

rERFORJMXCES AT 2 O'CLOCK VEXIXG AT TUV V(VriVZ WW Ti W17QT 1XLIJ JVJ.JWCU II lliir 11 11J1 inu of Exhibition. Do not laii to see It. Watebtown Steam Engine Co. WATEBTO JST, 3ST. T.

Mr BET FRilDS, aV 1 er: -a- f.J; t--wir. r.xrKiu' kycyci.ists CUVIi'Al. Li.nw.VS, AMAZING ACK11MATS. IHUlMr TKAl'EslSTS, P. A 1V 'romthe Show Oround Jf 1 LLiJ Ci.li Ld Jir al 10 A.

M. on Morn 7 JTan ir fact it rcrs of STEAM BOILERS Of AU Write for Catalogue. WHY! LL TEfirLE use the ana krfriKrrators which and Z.r.U chailren by REFRIGERATORS LIMID WITH SlanEwn and Indurated Fibre, nvCtJ. IT cnroHk. and Ail.ircsb the nianul.irtun rs MONROE 7 itil.vnd! OHIO..