The Cambria Freeman from Ebensburg, Pennsylvania • Page 3

lll.il tl pl.M'lU'JtC., CAMBRIA PA. FBI PAY, i iw. I.4ICAI. AXI I'KKWIXAL. ii In "f.l"!l printing try -i ni i liu'Iiihiy I- or D.iy.

hmv will hr in mi' ill Siiti-mlitT. i i iiinic of I'oi a on M.iftif of thN pkiei'. fi'i-mN in Mtnri'll villi, I'liir 1 of Drhmy wus a 1 1 1" town on Wcdni'silay. ii. S.

iii-ia of Clu'st Springs, r' l-ii lir a Mtori WYiliK'Silny. riiuli- was shot in Ailains i. days an Ucorgi' A Attorney. K. .1.

O'Connor, vis-in ami Span trier, his (Tliurs- TA.il.il'-. ii-t for the second Week of i til ot court will lie founil ill .1 lull. -one persons ere lifonnlit to Wi-iinesilay. Tliey were arrested on the railroad. K.

Jones. ff the West ward. j. nine ill Khelisliurs I'll Tuesday. years.

I'attison and family have in- at ('reson and are to-day (Thursday.) i i nitnfssioner Kees S. i mi! liii township, is seriously inl' i and is i in prov i ni? Newman, died at the her sister. Mrs. Tillie Uti-: i.oii-tto. on Thursday last.

an old riti.cn nf Wilmore. T'ieday at'ed atiout 7.1 years. The i a i fo nd two daughters -i i nt art of Congress any i- a How eil to peddle inerehati-i Uiiid without paying for a i l'oter. of Ireenshiirjr. a I'oy, spent Sunday in us haml with Ids old time v.

I i 1 1 "ui iuieU, of Minneapo- lio ith his family is so- -hol i ine on the mount aiu 4 -i to our nil ice on Wednesday. Tii. l-'iftli reiiimeiit has lnen relieved at Homestead and the hoys i.liv Tuesday morning. Only the I a ml Sixteenth regiments now re- Tliotnas K. Williams, of Cambria -1 i had three rihs broken one day hv being thrown from his mow- tm.

i- Ti.o.Ii.'iiata Valley Editorial Associa- a this year an tn Cape May on its The time fixed upon is A li! r.Iohn Ward, of Mercy Hospital was hereon Tim i silay. in at- ttie funeral of his nephew Ii. M.d'ike. AKi ii. of one of the candidates for Assembly was i Wi dnoday on his way north, to 'ier picnic.

ii of Jackson tow nship, one week killed a Mack snake near kr. -aw mill, that measured nearly in length. M. Hyrne. of Cass county ii of Michael Jlyrne.

of Ilarr town- by his family is visiting r. I this county. -(n Sunday last amission conducted by i'a ioni-t Fathers as opened Tit St. church, in and ill last utttl; middle of next week. -A i Flick, of Carrolltown.

has juir- I I Dy-art House at Dysart, pay- i.i r. for tin- sum of Charles b.i'.ii-!,. a- the former owner. Mr. I-idoie Flick of Altoona has sold 1.

r.la. k-initli hop in that city to a aen- ii nn fmiii r.i iiford and intends poinc the livery at Spangler. (in Tr.i -day at a irn-i-ting of tho Doino-i r.ii oatntMaic. in F.ln iibnrz, James (i. 11 a.

i ici il chairman of the Dcm-(" c.i-i.iiiiv. i- for the ensuing (an Z.ilim is laid with and po-r on I. ranch is filled by a man fi inain line. Mr. Zahm is itiiprvving and hope ill senn be him- '( again.

V-t-r Clare, rlaughter of Mrs. I aririe and the la to John Kilday. of A. lied Thursday evening at St. .1 mi writ.

irer'nsburg. after a lotig u. r. i 1 ness. Yahiicr, John Manion and Kr tiacher.

were appoiutel viewers and supply parts of public roads i.i us- through the village of Spaugler, on Tuesday. A edition of the Altoona (In-: its apparance last week and i iri date fur popular favor. It is an printed, full of news i rve- -ii -s. A i says that Trapper Hloom ii on a linger hile woi king in the A of l)ullois by a rattlesnake. i' cut the linger olT as he was a from medical aid.

of White tow nship farmers r. early their entire cro of oats devastation nf grasshoppers. rn side of the co unty isoverrun I A s-noeinaker. Thorn is U. l'arrish.

1 1 Toinlinson, were appointed Argument court to vacate and i i art nf a public road leading, from iallitiii, in Allegheny town- I'll King, the 11-year-idd son of i-'. a lilacksiniih living at Dnn-I Me comity, fell from a swing af'eruoon and broke his neck. "-I i. m- are heartbroken uvcrthesad iv to have ice water without ice earthen jug with water, o' it red tlanel, place it here 'g! i ew ill pas over it. and in an Mill tie as cohl as if it had i aire Tlmr-day evening Kggle-iim.

ai. Kng! isi tiiau. i I wife and then comniitt'-d Ii. woman had til at the time. Jealousy I a festival held at the -I I If.

oil the pIiKltll- lo the tl- atho'ic hiirch in tht i o'ln riient' are on the A a i ins i i t'l-t s'x luolill.s the -l' r. i.ih count I'll Till" -how It 2 I iii niii I I. uii. ling, and of I oli-e -tll in all ll It -I lie--. ilt.l la-t tV.

Ilii- of Ii. Slirill1ietl.il!. 4l- .1,1, iiie evil person. ho- 1,1 1., itlxilll fe-t Of 1 atl.er l-liiiig. A days pre-" mill had U-en vi-it.

and a can wouh dollar- wa- 11 "II the fl.H.r. 1). II. Stroiip is lu-je with his plioto-gi aphic cars and is propajqd do all kinds of photographic xvort. Tcople anting pictures taken should give him a call.

The grasshopper plague i causing g.eat ililT.rent ect ions of West inorelaud y. In many tin i i ts crop I. as heeri totally destroyed. I firmer rennets -h it his t- acre ii. Id oi oils would lie! yield li ft bushels.

Mr. Felix hud of he Kasi ard i aUut establishing a butter, cream and i illk dairy for the purpose of supplying the people of Kbensburg with these neces- Mr. l.udwi ill take and deliver these articles to all parts of the tow II. 'fhe miner; at the iiopfer. Wit-on Mines, on Trout Kun.

in I'orTnge township, are out on a strike, having some ditliculty iih the manager of he mines over the employment of a check weigh-mau. The miners want a check weigh-ni an while the manager does not. Inez Kinports, youngest daughter of I'ortcr Kinpoits. of Chorrytree, died at Uonceverte, W. last Thursday, of peritonitis, aged 11 years and months.

Tdie remains were brought to Cherry-tree and interred in the cemetery at that place, on Saturday overling at 7 The Pennsylvania and Northwestern railroad will rn another excursion to Niagara Falls, on Tuesday, AngustgaYd, the fai-o for the round trip being only f.l.iu. The train will leave I Sell wood at t. Coalport at 'Al v. m. This ill be a rare olianeo for a cheap trip to Niagara.

On Tuesday night burglars entered the jewelry store of J. A. I'm alt, at Sax-ton, Ih'dford county, blew open the safe and stole twenty-eight watches belonging principally to customers. The ticket office on the Huntingdon and Kroad Top railroad at McConnellstowu and ira fton were also burglarized. On Friday evening a culled at J.

M. livery stable at leitrohe to hire a team to drive three miles into the country. He was given a cream colored horse and an oak grained yellow buck wagon. That was the lat scon of him or the team and Mr. Osborne offers reward for the return of the horse anil wagon and the conviction of the thief.

John Aiken, who lives in Roaring Spring, IMair county, had a kerosene lamp burning on a stand near his bed on Friday night last and went to sleep hile it was burning. About 11 o'clock he awoke and found that the lamp had exploded and the bed was miming. lie gave an alarm and the tire was extinguished, but not until the bedding was nearly all consumed. Teachers' institutes will be held as in the central part of the state: Hlair cotin'y. Hollidayshurg, December "ii: lied ford.

Nov. 2i'; Centre. ISellefontc. December -'li: Clearfield, Clearlield, Dec. Franklin, Chamberslmrg, Nov.

II: Huntingdon. Huntingdon. Nov. It; Juniata, Mifflintown. Nov.

21: Milllin. I.ew-istown. Nov. Perry. New llloomlield' Dec.

5. Thomas Tiernan, of Altoona. was instantly killed on Sunday evening, by being run over by an engine. He was returning from the mountain on a freight, and when in the city yard hejuntiied otT and landed on the track immediately in front of another engine. The engine passed over him cutting his head off close to thcjxxly.

He was married and leaves one child. He was "JC years old. Miss Kate Fottinger, a young lady formerly of Altoona, but t.ow located in New-York, narrowly escaped drowning while in bathing at Coney Island on Thursday of la-t week. A huge wave submerged her and the swift undercurrent which followed washed her from the ropes a considerable distance. Two men rescued her in an unconscious condition and soon restored her to her friends.

Monday evening the son of Mr. Isaiah Sipe, of Johnstown, while riding a bibycle on the street was run into by a horse and buggy. The driver, Mr. (ieorge Osborn. did not see the young man who is supposed to have rode in front of the buggy.

The boy received a severe scalp wound about two inches long. He was taken home, where his injuries were attended to. His body was considerably bruised. William Paine, aged was instantly killed and William Griftith. aged 3, xvas fatally injured by the explosion of a boiler at Eaton saw -mill at Trent, Somerset county, on Tuesday.

The mill had been running for several hours before the explosion occurred, and what caused it no one appears to know. Griflith's skull was crushed by a flying tdieet of Iniiler plate and his recovery is impossible. Paine xvas killed outright. Samuel Reese, the oldest citizen in Westmoreland, or perhaps in Pennsylvania, died at his home in Polivur, on Wednesday, at the rtmirkable age of km years, 1 month days. The deceased xvas born in England, June 14, 17sS.

afterwards xvent to Yales and carne to this country in He was an experienced iron work er and built several iron works, having walked at Phirnix ville, Apollo, Huntingdon. Illefonte and Pittsburg. Purglars enlcred the residence of Postmaster II. A. Boyles, of.

Juniata, suburb of Altoona. on Wednesday, and stole therefrom fldl.Cl worth of stamps and in cash, which was in repistered letters. A silver witch xvas also stolen. The deed xvas accomplished by chloroforming the post master while he xvas asleep and taking from his lied-room the above mentioned articles which lie had carried there for safer keeping than in the postollice building. Stephed A cor, of Pilthurg, has employed M.

Stephens, of Johnstown as counsel to take steps to recover the reward for lie arrest of Kruner. the murderer of Sam Kecse. We would suggest to trie Commissioners in offering; a reward for the next murderer in Cambria county they make tin offer as follow: for the "arrest and canviction, unless pardoned or sentence commuted." As at present it is hardlv xvorth offering a re-xv an I. About two o'clock on Monday morning the building occupied by Mrs. John Eeap as a dwelling and a storeroom at Cassandra, as discovered to 1m on fire and was soon burned to the ground, together with its contents, consisting of a stock of general merchandise and household goods.

The loss is estimated at on which there xvas an insurance of The lire is supposed to be the work of i ncend iarjo" and it that the store was lirsl ioI.Imm! and then set on lire. The Morgan Envelope Company, of Springfield has the contract for il'iuble xistal cards, a dev ii hi. li ha- tiecn ciill-idered by tin' imslollice di pal merit The will live and one-half hv three and oie -balf inches, and will lie folded iii the middle, presenting four surfaces. The outside surface is for the adiln-s and the for the meage. At the the card i per f.

nil that the MK-ipieiit ill tearoff one-half ami then an-wcr on the other. Ivlwurd Mi 'rn ini' k. a photographer hi had Im en xx oikiug in York city until ri-cently when v. as obliged to give or or ae. I of i'l health, died at the horn- of hi- coii-iu, Mrs.

Sherry, in Si. Augustine, on Monday. The deceased went to Angu-tine from Altoona last week in the hope that the change would in iiv hi, but his disease, consumption worse, and death claimed him us above stated. He a about twenty-four year-of age and hi- home xvas in Allooua. A fire broke out in W.

I. Woodcock's stable in Hollidayshurg mi Friday noon and before the flames xxere got under control six other stables belonging to I.enj. Hewitt. A. S.

Landis, Mrs. P.uov, Thomas Kerina, wile destroyed. Tin- Lutheran. he.ich xvas damaged. -To poiu-h eggs iua hall is a knack kt.iiw tii cl'vcr cooks.

Tl. water is iieaiid boiling, and then rajOiiv stirred till a small whirljji'ol is produced, in the hollow heart of hich maelstrom the egg is cleverly dropped. The motion of the ater sets the xvhite instantly into a circular covering for the unbroken yolk. In another column will be found the card of J. F.

Me Kenrick, attorney utlaw, ho this week opens up a law office In the iicaue building on Centre street, opposite the Mountain House. Mr. McKenrick comes from Clearfield. xx here ho has been a member of the bar for fourteen years and has served I wo terms as District Attorney of Clearfield county. He has also been pract icing before the supremo eourt for the past eleven years and as a menrlior of the bar stands in the front rank of the profession.

We welcome him as a citizen to our town and hope his professional career may be pleasant and profitable. A gentleman from the north of the county who xxas in the city to-day says that the explosion of powder near Chest Springs last week was caused altogether by carelessness. He says hat foolhardy young men have been making a practice of tampering with the powder-houses situated at different points in that secti n. NearCar-rolli'owri more than a doen balls have been ti I into one of the storehouses, and nearly all of them haxe been damaged by having tlie planks torn off. The Imai'ds had been broken from this one at Lorcil" several weeks Ix-fore the explosion, ami at the time the accident happened one of the Ixix's had cautioned the others that they were in great danger.

Juh tistmru llrmhl. A prisoner named Trainor, alias W. Miller, escaped from the Indiana county jail Saturday morning auJ has not yet been recaptured. He xxas taken from Clearfield county a little over a xveek ago. He was arrested for horse stealing in Indiana While in Clearfield jail lie xvas detected in the act id saw ing off the hasp of a big padlock.

He confessed to being the instigator in a big jail delivery. How Trainor escaped Saturday is a mystery. Not a bar is bent nor a lock tampered with, so far as can li-found. Sheriff Lewis thinks some outside party had a key to the jail. Another solution is that when the sheriff's little girl took some papers into jail.

Trainor. xx ho escaped into the outer hall, slippi-d past her. Joseph II. McPike. son of Henry A McPike, of Altoona, foimerly of Ebciis- burg.

here for eighteen years lie was editor and proprietor of this paper, died at the home of his father in Altoona at on Tuesday evening, after a shor illness. The deceasi-d xvas in good health until Saturday xvhen he played in a game of ball and it is supposed that the exertion in the heat as too much of a tax on his strength. He complained of feeling ill in the evening ami on Sunday morning a physician pronounced it a case of typhoid fever, from which he continued sinking until he breathed ids last at tho time atiove stated. Hp xvas born r.tiensinirg. January 7.

Is74. and was IS years and 7 months old. He pro xv ni) a pr inter, having wor ed xviih his father on the FliKK.xi a and on tho Times in Altoona. and was a bright, intelligent member of the craft. He xvas of a cheerful disposition, and only a month ago, accompanied by his step-mother, xv as along with the Pennsylvania State Editorial Association on its excursion to Seranton and Albany, xvt.cre we last saw him.

and his life then xvas full of promise for the future. Put there is a Providence that shapes our ends, and we must all hoxv to its decree. 1 1 is father and family have our heartfelt sympathy in their beieavo- meiit. The interment took place in Eh- ensbiirg to-day (Thursday) immediately after the arrival of the a. xi.

train. That all nominations of candidates to In-voted on the general or local tickets in November next, must be certified to the State Department at Jlarrisburg on or before the Pith of September. All nominations not thus certified, can't lie printed on the uniform tickets to be voted by all at tho election. That every otherwise ijualified voter, excepting those who will vote on age because betw een -1 and years of age on election day must be assessed tin or be fore tho rtth of September, unless they xv ere assessed last year. That all who liax-e not paid a state or county tax within two years, must pay such tax on an assessment made within two years, on or liefore the sth of October.

That failure to file nominations in time practically defeats the candidates xxhose names are not thus hied; that failure to lie assessed forfei ts he right to vote, and that fai'ure to pay a state or county tax ithin two years, also disfranchises the citizen. All should rememlior these dates. Every party should see that its nominations are filed within the time specified by tho new law, ami every citizen who respects his manhood should h)ok to his own assessment M-rsnnally, and personally pay his own taxes. The man xx ho expects his party committee to pay his poll-tax in this county simply sells his vote to his party for cents it year. Knrrniiral.

We honestly congratulate Messrs. Lud-w ig A Son for their success irr business. These gentlemen require no introduction in this or surrounding counties, having lcen located amongst us so many, many years. Their record as men of good judgment, integrity and honesty is well established. Ther good judgment in keeping pace with the times is evidenced by their success in obtaining the agency of Klein's Silver Age and DiHiticsne Kyo Whiskies, together with the leading Petinsy I vania Kye Whiskies honied by Max Klein, whose reputation for lott ling only absolutely pure goods is (irmly ostablshed.

Men high in in their professions publicly and cheerfully endorse his Silver Age and Duijuesrie Kye Whiskies. II is name on every bottle is a guarantee to tho purchaser that the article is pure. A sworn guarantee of its purity from the distiller accompanies every tMittle of Duiiuosno Uye. Silver Age is so favorably known that it is unnecessary to dwell here on its merits, suffice to say that it is the UaiUr of Jtne old rye ultiskiex. Palat'ible.

mellow and invigorating. Messrs. J. hud ig Ai Sorr not only recognized the good qualities of these brands, but the the constant and steady demand for heiri, and hastened to secure tho exclusive agency in ISIair ami Cambria counties. These excellent brands of whiskies now on sale to the trade generally by J.

Ludwig A- Son, wholesale agents, Johnstown, Pa. larrlaice Llfrnsr. The following marriage licenses xvoro issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court for the weekending Wednesday, August 11. Pout E. Fox and Annie Murray, Johnstown.

John F. Smith ar.d Elizalioth Gerlx-r, Johnstown. William Ashcraft and Catharine ISaum, Elder township. Peter Culch and Ilerureua Klingenberg Johnstown. Ponjamiu V.

Morris, Sheridan and Kos- tella Howbaker, Morroll ville. A renrntnt 4'onrt. Tho follow ing cases were disposed at Argument Court: A. F. Fick vs.

P. R. R. Co. Motion for a now trial.

Continued. J. M. Murdock iV Iro. vs.

Catharine Mc-Kelvy. ct al. Motion for a new trial. Certified. P.arnhart Pros.

vs. Catharine McKelx ey. Motion for a new trial. Overruled. Then.

Petition, plaintiff in error, vs. J. II. Condon; for use John Linden, defendant in error. Certiorari.

Proceedings affirmed. In re opening streets in Lilly ljorough. i inued. Alfred lb -slop, committee of. Joseph Ifes- lop, vs.

Jacob J. Sti ayer Report of Master. Continued. In re road in Minister township. Review confirmed absolutely.

Charles A. Langhc in vs. Jacob Thomas. Pill in equity. Continued.

H. II. Wcimer ys. J. A.

Cavnaugli ot al. Rule to show cause. Rule absolute. I'se Robert Ferguson vs. Sol Wagner ot al.

Rule to show cause. Continued. I'se Johnston, Ruck it Co. vs. Ceorge W.

Callaher. Rule to show cause. Certified. Rcrnaru Karl vs. Ignatius tiross.

Rule to show cause. Ordered that H. Seanlan furnish transcript of appeal If defendant appears within days and pays costs and perfects recognizance. In re rule on auditors of Portage township. Rulotosliowcause.

Settled. W. R. Hancuff vs. F.

N. Rurk. et al. Rule to show Continued. C.

W. Foust. plaintiff in error, vs. P. W.

Hellrick, defcuJant in error. Certiorari. Proceed i rigs reversed. C. W.

Foust. plaintfff in error, vs. P. W. Ilelfrick, defendant in error.

Proceedings reversed. C. W. Foust. plait tiff in error, vs.

Stephen Prot hers, defendant in error. Certiorari. Proceedings reversed. In re private road of John Crause in Clearlield township. Continued.

In re private road of I). C. Philips, Eb-ohsburg. Argued and held for advisement. Joseph Kroleiidotfcr vs.

Joseph Roxv-uian. Pule to show cause. Exceptions overruled. Leon Heilbioner vs. John Crousc.

Rule to show cause. Continued. R. F. Hammers vs.

Daniel Cauflield. Rule to show cause. Rule alixduto. In reroad in Carroll township. Continued.

II. L. Mullen, plaintiff in error, vs. Commonwealth, defendant in error. Certiorari.

Exceptions sustained and proceedings reversed as to re-hearing had li-foro justice. Evan J. Evans vs. George Page ct al. Rule to show cause.

Rule discharged as to Samuel IJrallicr and John (littings, and Geo. Page subrogated to rights of plaintiff as against D. W. Angus as to tho sum of and one-half of costs. Trust, Safe and Title Insurance Co.

et al. vs John W. Puck et al. Rule to show cause. Continued.

Jacob Paltzer t-t plaintiff In error, vs. I'. A. Griffith, defendant in error. Certiorari.

Continued. Mary Palewine vs. W. II. Troxell, et al.

Rule to show cause, font inued. I'se F. A. resswell vs. E.

Kantz et al. Rule to show cause. Continued. Ellsworth Kutikle vs. Johnston McLaughlin.

Rule to show cause. Continued. Francis J. Pakrr vs. Catharine Raker.

Divorce. Rule to show cause why discontinuance should not be stricken off. Atlas Publishing Company vs. P. L.

Eok A Son. Rule to show- cause. Exceptions overruled and rule discharged. E. L.

Holsinger vs. Win. McKillip Co. Pule to show causv. Judgment opened and issue awarded.

Kenolallona of Itmiml. On Monday afternoon before the adjournment of Couit the Cambria county Rar Association adopted the following; resolutions on the death of Geo. M. Reade, xv hit ere ordered to 1h entered on the records of the Court. Addresses xvere matte by W.

II. Rose, F. A. Shoemaker, Alvin Evans, I). E.

Dufton. John Fenlon and W. II. Sechlor. IX MKMOR1AM.

The Rar of tho county is called ujion again to mourn the loss of one of its able and successful members. George M. Reade, having departed this life on Mr. Reade xvas admitted to tho Cambria County Par on tho 8th of October. 1.

At the time of his admission the way of a young lawyer was a hard one for in: had to combat such able men as Judge Thomas White, John G. Miles, II. D. Foster, William Ranks, Robert L. Johnson, and others; some of whom were in the zenith of their power and practice as laxvyi rs at this liar: and others, who by an adheionce to the principles of the pro fession jn a place in the legal history of our courts.

He entered the field with an in- loinitable will, a fixedness of purpose and it resolution to tight the battle. He was a close student all tho days of his profess- mal oari-cr, and was seldom confronted in the trial of a ease ith a legal proposition which he was unable to answer ami support by authorities. His practice was a large and varied one and his Industry, ability zeal in behalf of his clients se- curot: turn a lucrative one. lie possessed one of the largest and finest law libraries in Western Pennsylvania, and it was his delight to sit among his books and gain pleasure and profit from their contents. If is greatest legal contests were not con lini-d to the courts of this county alone; ho xvas well known in the Supreme Court of the state, and in the United State 'ourl.

He was for many years the honored Pros identofour Par Association, and at the time of his death Chairman of the Ex amining Committee. His death xvas srid den though not unexpected, and now xve mourn the loss of a professional brother and friend, the community lost one of its most valued citizens and above all, the family an affectionate father and brother. HcmiJretl, that a copy of this memorial be presented to tho Court of Common Pleas of this county with a request that the same lie spread upon the records, and that a copy bo suitab'y engrossed anJ trans mitted to his family. V. HoKACK RoSK, F.

A. SllOEMAKKR, Henry II. Kritx, Ai.vin- Evans, Doxai.i) E. DrFTox, Cominittit'. Will Strike.

A dispatch from Altoona says: At a mass meeting held in Philipshunron Tues day night representatives or over three thousand miners in the Clearfield district decided to strike September 1st un less an advance is made in the price of loxv- gratle coal mining and a change made in tho chock-woighman system. A resolu tion was also adopted calling on the men of the Punxsutawney district, which adjoins the Clearfield district, to staud firm for de mauds of the same character, which they haxe presented to tho operators. In the Punxsutawney uistrict alone there are ov er tlirrn; thousand men. The men in lolh districts have submitted a number of grit- ances and will go out as one man, as they are thoroughly organized. The Rcrxvind Company, which will be principally affected, is known to have an an order to supply the Now York Central railroad with tons of coal within a specified time, which leads the miners to think they will have an easy victory.

The company declares that it wil hold out against any advance or change. Mr. Melancthon Evans, a former Eb eiisburger, has boon apiointed a letter car rier of the third class iu Allooua. The Lam Keasbore Eirartlar (be Cteaaon. The last Pennsylvania railroad seashore excursion of the season leaves Pittsburg August Hth.

The tickets include the choicest points on the coast, and are available for ('apt-Max-, Atlantic City. Sea Isle City, or cean city at the same rate. The excursion tickets, gofl for twelve days, are to 1k sold at a of fpi.no from Pittsburg, anil at correspondingly ratesfrom other stations. A special train of Parlor Cars ami Day Coaches will leave Pittsburg at m. i Philadelphia, stopping at all important junction points, xx here connections ill be made with trains from branch lines.

Passengers will spend the night in i i ii.i aim iu oy regular trains of the next day. Tickets will be sold from stations named lielow. anil train schedule will be as follows: Train Rate. leaves. Johnstown a.

m. Cresson Altoona s.ui p. m. Philadelphia Arrive Tickets will also lie sold from East Liberty, Irxvin, Uniontown. Connellsville, Scottdale.

Alverton, Greensburg, and Johnstown for regular trains leaving Pittsburg 4.r$0 and rt.K) i. m. with Pullman sleeping Cars attachinl, arriving in Philadelphia next morning, hence passengers will proceej to tin- shore by any regular train of that day. Application for information shor.ld lie made to T. E.Watt, Passenger Agent Wostoru District, Pittsburg.

Pa. Tho big sheave block which is in place at the corner, just above the stone bridge, through which the cable is runs that hauls the coal cars up and down from the rolling mill mine, broke on Saturday and the cable torn clear off, tearing with It fourteen telegraph polos. It struck a Hungarian and threw him over the bank. lie was badly bruised but had no bones broken. The broken block was at once replaced.

Joiuu- totrn TVmoorrtf. 9f leellaneooa Nollcea. EHF.NSHVKI MAKHI.K ANU Works, as flirt -hut t.y a rneclal reburter the Johntnwa Iuy Hrrmld. Reliable dealers and tinr ttoods. Purine a recent fljlnir trip to KteDnarif the writer this article Tijlted the Marble and Iran te Works ot Wilkinson h.

Son, which were In S. The fenlor memr.er of thl pronrrs'lve hrm has hs.l an experience of thlrty-Cve yearn, anil til on and partner Is alro a (killed worker. Tbe elass ot work they prxluce Is ot the hiube't ela'S and tyle. rrotn four to Ave bands are employed and the very tinest monument In the county seat are specimens of their skill. Shipments are made through tbU.

and to adjoining counties. "All ktnji oi cemetery work isi executed ana tine line of Iron Hailing Ih handled and sold. The stock of work kept on band (received tif the ear-load) Is very extensive and many very tine monuments are exhibited, two especially oeluK executed In the rustic style and In Imitation ol brickwork, with a finely executed cross on the top. Am fin the many fine monuments erected by this hrm is an ctsbt ton hifieen-leet-biKb monument, for Sberifl liritT.th. monument lor Father t'brlstv (Ptxteen feet hiicb).

also monu ment tor Jacob Klhler and daughter ot John (irifflth. Itotti gentlemen give personal atten- tinn to ru inc as well as executing me nnest work. In all the lime they have been in business they have adhered strictly to the maxim all goods just as represented and prices as low as the same class ol woik can be bought elsewhere. XV have no hesitancy In recommending Messrs. Wilkinson ai Son to our readers as reliable business men.

progressive and trustworthy. Visit their estab- n-iiTnent oeiore oraering eiscwncre. ESSpecial attention paid to setting work. rixHE Ebensburg Building Loan Association J. will sell (l.OtiO.00 at their meeting In the council cbamberon the fourth Monday In August; sales takes place at 8 r.

at. THOs. DA VIS. i.titTis L.AKiaiBK, secretary. rresiucot.

T7HJH SALU Farm In Munster township. Cambria coun ty. Pa. For particulars call on or address I.l.lllu. A Junel7.3m.

Cresson, Ha. CAK U'lbol Barb Wire cheap at I'ulton Son's. JUST RECEIVED -A LARGE LOT- Boots Shoes -I50UGIIT AT- Sheriffs Sale FROM THE STOCK OF W. E. SCHMERTZ PITTSHrKO, PA.

The public invited to call. Prices away down. JNO. LLOYD SONS. ri'KlAL.

LIST. 1 1,1 ii ol causes set down tor trial the second ti. Thomas. Cannon. vs.

Ft per et al. vs. Cooler. vs. Prosser et at.

vs. Camptiell. vs. Kays week cl September, 18' aitenan Aw ltoran et nx Kutledge Miller McImnaM Buck O'liara Jardner Sll.le vs. Morrellvllle K.oMl.fc.

Slepeas. vs. Young. Croy le. vs.

Iiunlap st al. vs. Miller. Blleiteln. Mark I.lf'Ttl S.

Kwart Co Sloan Pardon et al. Klinordlnger vs. Moore et al. -vs. I Pert.

Met lough. v. Mellullen et al. Zimmerman. Hellrick.

Ieabey. vs. L'hL Notley a. llarler Benford Siiigiemire Huguenot ai Keener Moxley Cos low. vs.

Dwelling House In- Insurance Co. Mlldren ts. Johnstown Savings Hank. JAS.U. DARBY.

Frolhonwlary. Frotbonotary's ofilce. Ana. 8, 1992. To Investors.

1IrHY go away from borne to seek Investments when you can bur Pennsylvania First Mortgage securities on tne or iunntniy Favment plan and which will net you twenty per cent, on your money? For particulars call on or addrera n.A.tnitiuiAKi. Aug. S. ltVZ. Ebeneburg.

Fa. nOTt'L LE liRAM'E. H. J.SHKTTilJ. Proprietor.

located at liuBoia. near thH. K. a. P.

Railway Depot. We always endeavor to fur nish the Deft accommodations to business men. leasure seekers and boarders. Persons In search ot and quiet will bnd It a desirable place tostup. 1 lie table is unsurpassed and la always supplied with the best the market atrords.and all the delicacies of the season.

The Bar is supplied with the eboicestoi pure liquors and cigars ana notning put tne iwi is soia. special atten. lion given to tne care oi corses. H.J. SCHETTIO flJ ALT- WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, TAKE 1 INCT1CE: I have purchased the following personal prop-eity from A.

J. Benden, and nave lett the same In his possession, vlx: Une bay horse and har ness, two spring wagons, two cows, tnree pigs one cook stove, one heating stove, lonr beds and bedding, two tabiea twelve chairs. All persons are hereby cautioned not to purchase the same or to interiors in an) way wnn aia property. FKTEK DF.LOZ1EK. Delaney.

Cambria county. Pa. iu lira il XTOTICE Is hereby given that the following ao 1 count baa been hied in the Court of Common Pleas ot Cam I Tla county, Pennsylvania, and will be confirmed by said court on the F1KST HUN DAY OF SEi-TEMHtK, ltr.fi, unless cause be shown to the contrary: The account ef Jee H. Dimond, assignee of jonn ana uacimia r. J.C.

DAKBY. Ang. 12.1S92. Prothonotary OTKAY SHEEP. Came to the premises of the subscriber In camnria township on or about the 15th ol June, tire sheep with blue pain: mark on rump, one having a silt in the leu ear.

The owner is requested to come forward prove property and take them away, ixherwiie tbey will be dlriosed of according to law. LEWIS K1KC1. August 1-2. 1092. TW.

DICK, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. Esxasaciio. Pkiib'a' aafSpeclal attention given to claims for Pen-aion Bounty, etc ch7- 'two JF. McKENKICK, ATTOHBET AMD OOl'KSKLLOR AT L1W, EBLNSBCKli. PA.

4VaOtllce ou Centre street. i ttouie uanroad. in eltect on and alter oveajber 13t.h I8S1. Irvona Exp.t.. -i Church i 2 Traint "2E2SEEE-2 raai Line i Mail 73 2 Dlst Pacific t- I I- Mall 5 2 3 2 ii-Yi Church Traint i Cresson Exp.f..l Ieave dally except Sanday.

i leave Sunday only Black let'ers indicate telegraph stations. Iienny's. Moore's and Crlstie's Cro-iflnif? will be flag stations ior ai; trains. o. 1 connects at Cresson with Johnstown ti- In.

niil.li tktwMn I il Vihontown. and with Pacific Express at 4H for points west of Johnstown. Also with Mall Train at 9 '1 fur points east of Creson. io. a connects witn Man rain at i io ior pom's West of Cresson, and Mail Express for points east ol Cresson.

From points west of (Wesson IS o. 4 connects with Mall train at 23. and from points east of Cresson with Johnstown Express at 8 2. and Pacific Express at 8 46. ISO.

connects with Mall Train at 4 2A from points east of Cresson. and Mail Express at i 17 from points west ol Cresson. unaav trains connect witn racitie c-xpressand Mail Train west and mall Express east-Passengers to or from points on Pennsvlvania at Northwestern Kail road can take train at Coal-port or Irvona. Stations marked are flag stations. Pas sengers wishing to ret off will notify the con ductor, rassengers wisning to ret on win nag the train at these stations.

Trains will not stop unless ao notif.ed. W. P. KATHBl'N. ieneral Manager and superintendent.

V. 3. BCKOOON. Train Master. "I) AIDROAP TIME TABLE OF TH EBENS-IV burg ti Cresson Branch Railroad.

In eQect lecember 20, 1991. WEST. EAST. lyster Exp 66 a lu riarritbnrg Ac. 9 art a U'enem 4 43 a Seaahore a Johnstown 24 a I Mail S8 a I'actflc 46 a Day Exp 11 04 a Mall 4 26 Altoona lidB Way Pass Jt 36 a Mail F.xp 17 tPhlla Exp tUpn SOUTHWARD.

Ills- No. No. i. No. 3 tance.

a at A at m. Etienrbura: 7 40 lo 35 Bradley S.O 60 10 81 3 41 Kaylol 4.8 10 36 3 SO Noel 6.1 8 01 10 SS 3 Mi Munster 7.6 8 U6 10 41 4 00 Lucket 9.6 8 13 It) 46 4 08 Cresron 1 1 3 8 20 10 an 4 16 NORTHWARD. Distance. No. 1.

No. Z. No. 3. Bradley, Noel and Lucket are flag Stations.

No trains on Sunday. ATTENTION. SI LDI ERS! I have been appointed by the Hon. Secretary of the Interior PENSIdN AND CLAIM A.TENT. I have TWELVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE.

All claims entrusted to me will receive prompt atttntion. Any soldiers drawing lets than (it per month pension can have It Increased to 4. fit) and tl per month, according to disability, under the act ol June i7, Pleare give an old wounded comrade your patronage. Oltlcewitb Wm. H.Sechler.

Attorney at Us, Reade's Kow, Centre street. Ehenithurs, Pa. J. C. Kl'KKK.

Pension Attorney, Late Major 11th Penna. Reserves. May 'ju, fCTltJE is hereby given that the billowing ac-JA count has been hied in the Court ot tkiin-mon Pleas of Cambria county. Pa and will lie eonhrmed by said Court on Monday, (tit) Hlh atajy ef AtiaTal unlcsi caute be shown to the contrary: Intt and final account of J. O'Connor, as-atKnee ol Chas.

E. Beckley et ox. JAS. C. DAKBY.

July li.lSVi Prothonulary. RAILROAD TIME TABLE NO. 1 OF TH r. Cresson. Clearheld Countv and New York I i- orr.ci- Cresson au 11 in 6 Locket 1.7 9 85 11 'Jfi 30 Munster 3 8 9 40 1 1 2 5 :7 Noel 6.3 44 11 35 ..6 43 Kaylor 6.6 9 47 11 41 5 4S Bradley 8.3 9 Si 11 47 5 67 Ebensburg U.S.

10 10 13 01 6 10 A EEHTS WANTED! i.UV'ttiinltj. iM.A- i. juni mn; Beau, asa urawiwas, v. this space next week for 1 MTOjVS (Kreat Advertisement. rfl A 1 A 1892.

EBENSBURG Wil! Have For Plows, Si.rlria Tooth Harr. uli ivatom. Mowing Maohm. Reaper; KMlii-c. Se-tion tor all Hay Forks, liny Carriers Ttiie t.ers Sled fh p.

Ir.t. 1. in.lM.1 Plow Hun. lie I Mi.in, I. II.

li. nt tnv Stoe, nui-i-. rjtc .1 all kitidi. IT IS A IU TV Tow vroynwrwelfaind fam. fir ta ft lite im-x for yoatr meney.

H. I ll.aiilMiM,liiili rrvmemib be.I valae l.r trices aakrd, as thouaaniul Will t-lll. UTTiKE KO f.rBTITlTE.UJ IxonsuiKS la your Irmlariir lv arnrr at acinar W. L. DOUGLAS co cunr s.or.

THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONtf. A inline Slewed akae, Vint fill mnf op. flue calf. aeamleiMt. urn'mtb Iti.lde, tifXll trims, llsh and durable than au ever fld at the price.

Equals cuaUiiii nutJe anueacoaUiiK from a4 to fcv S.I Hnd-e-vred. tlnecnlf That "4 moat stilish, ea nnil durMlilc at the pnt. he tnuai line luijKirUMi alioea cost ins; 43s SO Pelice Skir, worn by farm era and all 90s otbrni who ttaut a h-avy i-nlf. hr. 'lsl, extrusion edge ab.

w. ru) to waia lu, and ill fc.s!. the f-t dry aij.l SO AO l-'lne( alf. and tl.0 Wark. 9 atw a I itarp'i shi-.

IU kiv n. hit tntttey thau kiiv i.ilii-r tunk. Tli-y r- nia.l r-vlce. The Ini-ruiisiii aaic ibuw tiu4 liavefound thls.nt. nnue 5 J.0 and V.mlt.' 01.

rVktawl DUVB pliM-a arr v. l.y the ry-v here. TheuKwt e.f at ihcprlis'. I iHlod JJ l.OO It ed, aWCiaic5 t.UO wl hh- Miaea are made of ib lst i-r aa lialrtsl. Tht revery fnirn ai-t' toa.ti.

lu Isu Ul their f.Mitwear are flinlu.ij tin. out. 4 ali.D.-tv. I catntf and tho price Is etaniTrtMl ttn tlu LmjCUiiu cif -ai'ti I.M.k It b-n you tiuv. ivuh forOim.

ti.h aaiisi frtitiiltllrtit ami titij. -t I law fir obtaining nt.nifv iiuil.T fals I- Alataa. Sold by C. T. KOBEKTS, AKfiil, I ICMtl -tU Policies cni'cu at si.urt u'lce In the OLD RELIABLE ETNA11 tad Itfr f'irat ias t'oiupaules.

T. Vvr. "DICK, jft ri: Tiir. OJO HAliTFOUD SNSURWIE CCniV. UtJSiMs 171)4-.

Et-ensbura. uiy "1. 18a. Fire Insurance Apcy T- AV. DICK, General Irsurance Agenl.

KltUXaliCliti. I'JL. FOUMDKV Salo This Year Ccliitr lnili.Wii, eiL-hts. 4 liiiLirey 1 Iron Pumpf, tie I'Uft. Wui'lif.

Kua a ts. Hun gies, SlcUc. I 'i l.u.i Pijicr. I R. jg.

S-il K.I I M.1 (irain unllii w't; Corn I 'an' rr H. A. SHOEMAKER. R. L.

JOUS 1 US. M. J. 'I I Jk. Tl c.

i -v TJiw.l- C-- 011111011, iV I 7 JJVNKKIIS. EBEXSDURG. PENN" A. Bt abier. Carrolltown Bank, CARROLLTOWN.

PA. T. A. toll ARK II, Canhler. Gc wol OnnHnir Diirtnsr Tsnfir itc4 1 i JLuLi'tLUt LCiLl DCukliliL flauiUCli The loll.iwlng are tLe principal ol general luumug iriusifN Received paya' lu on den.at..l.

and Imeref 1 1 a. lug certioeatui itsued to t'Oie ni'lt. i I.4A!N i Extcn.lel to ruitiiiner" on la.irnt. etc; tr approved paper Jl-iimnteJ at ll Hilu. roi.i.itTioMi Made In the locality and npon ail the in towns in the I'nited Slate.

Umriert IIRtl'TS lHoed negoitablo In pa-' of ite ntt states, and loreign exchange trraej on f.r ol Euroi a. Ol men-bantu, firmer and 1 t' whom reasocat.le itmo a t-e Patrons are assured that all fa'si. tl' "i be held as strtcilv rivaie and 1 "'i that they will f.a trcate a. Iloei. backing rules will permit.

Rejie'' JO II KHH A IU. C. A. LANGBEUf, aT.i.ELfn',tarcT ol au1 I't-al .1 i ALL KINDS of HARXEaS -A. SADDLE, BRIDLES, HKIP COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLAKKETS, Robes, Ely Nets, t'urTy Combs, etc.

He-pairing Neatly and Promptly dour. Alt work guaranteed to give salihlactlon. Riding Bridles, ooc up 'l eain Bridles, from ....1 ip. ljp Dusters, Irom siic. i.u.

Mat hine-ma le Harners. from u'. li and made Harness, iroin -Call and examine my su.i'k beit re pur-chaxirg elsewhere. 1 Kuarantee ui' as the cheaper i. -Sliop arker Row on Centre aprlvif M.

D. K1TTELL, Attorney- m. jUv EEENSBl'Ktl, PA. Offioe in Armory Hulldlrn. p.C.

urt llouha. ri'IK'1 Mil'! id UII It. l-i ere rm Ple. I Il -ml. iif free.

1JOX mo, Is GEO. M. 1IKADK, ATTOKNEi-AT I.AV. Laaaaar'su. Paaaa.

srtittm on Centre street. l.al High. CJtcr BEE fLBDN PL Va MM r..