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?reeDiaH.
J'j1 '
rtjw'1 .w-i, the Catholic
' IJ f "J ncrr.il monthly
'i-"Vr ' U-M""1 hi .mother
T-r (''"'''.' . . -.f oiilv-S rents
.... .I. i jtii-- . . i . .
.- mi -- .., .u i n J1 Hioiti.
r.HM Ku't.-rwI.t theirreli-
" ',' ., ',- i-i literary mcr--nsuU'-1"
"...,, ,-slth..H-
V. 1?;:' u-,!ii.-n with it after-
Will'"- .. . .... nll.lv VlSllS. 11
''- " er ....1 t 1.
iff. 'i-a the outlay tuuo
Willie A., youngest child of Abel LloyJ
Eq . of this place, died very tsuddeu; v of croup
on Tuesday iiii;bt List, aged two year's and five
months. The punnta, who ure near and kind
neighbors, have our eaiucbt sympathies iu their
bercMvetnent.
ilr. Samuel A. Shoemaker has disposed
of hi larm near tow n to a yei tleman named
Kodjerg. from Butler county (receiving there
for H lit'O ) and proposes to sell his persunal
property ut public outcry ou Thuisduy next
c advertisement J
Mr . T. W. Shoemaker ai,d familv depart
ed our town on iIond.y evening Junior Iowa
where he intends t fceU:e and we hope i,ropr
in the farming bu.?ine.s To at leat"f hia
brothers de-Ign soon to fellow him. jra? tbev
never have ieastn to regret the tep.
--The Allcgatii.iu consider the fact singu
lar enoueh to oe uieutioned. that the printed
map of Cambria county shows that three to-.vii-tbips
form the northera boundary and three
Pleasant Entrmaismknts Anion"
W .Jlrtsdto i ti,?.!"U,crn .ndaryorthe county, six town
,',.jr, i,;!';VV iV.r m.l better, we ad- I aMni .uu wxih western boundary.
.lr(,n. ,: V'. Th.- V.ninir tutho-
, .ill'"1-1'
"'" : i-viirn.tj
. .! I I.I.
ilhi-trateii i;i""'u . i"r
1,1 e .. ...... ill. r iiTi.l
tn.ifter.iuxteitin-V ""'' J i "
L-niei-
. i'. .i ... '-l"ii iii;iii ai.l
"'-'in .'''"'i'--'' toMth-r
s. at tl"-- reimirkul I.v l"W
m 2 i
.1111''
Representative Rose had introduced a Mil
I relative to .sotel licenses in this countv "NVe
presume it is hat is called the local i
bidj which leaver to tlm decision of ihe peope
of wurd, boroughs, and town-hips the ouL-
most enfovabU " ; '7... l"e
L.1I Ilea' ' vuiinecieu witu tne
K l K' f,dry Satunla, eights
A lootm. ure dwervmg of tpeil mention.
1 he plays produced were th exciting aud pa
IMotic drama of -Robeu Emmef" fiectdod by
the beauniul poem of-ihumus O-Brien." re
ctcd in he Btyle by Mr. Ahern, aud the very
h .?ptf i'ltlrv,rHM.w ol"H,,xand Cox" and
Uie i executed Dutchman." in a I! I.V h tt
I D.embeis of the Club susUined their several
; parts with the utmost credit to themselves and
to the intinite delight and entertainment nf !l
present , e shall not attempt to elaborate on
the ellorts of auy particular actor in the plays
presented, for when all did so well it would
seem invidious to make such a 0 is tine lion, but
public expectation w a so far exceeded ia the
personations, of Mr. Mutphy as "Robert Em
met" and "Jol.u JSox." bv those of ilr. Mc
Cormtck as "Daibv O'Gufl" nd the -Teise
cuted DutchuiKii," bv Mr. ALern as - O'Learv"
anu ine'-Jrish H ftilcr."aii.J In M..; II
! - r..,- t,:ii li liai el'. or
).- i.nlv av "TI-.o loniiMT
' ' to 'i)l.seii!iers. the- 1'O-t-
ir".t,,f wt'ich. M-nt to t.uo id
- : , v.-ive -ems p.rf e:tr. (.ft
. .. n.i. K wl n ho money uni
,i. ..i,.i, . vi-n.,m
f . '. ', ;,'o ,i'.MresoJ. and on r w. ru
."';e .,ire lii in .Ha.d w ith the
a the t:n:e to act.
l'ii.r for i ti t.it-x- nf !-"
1 in sviui tlio U!H';r,a
Monthly Mairnzino
id or ne Milifcrib(-r
(.r just -5 tents more
- . ;l SITI'IUUII I" " IT 'l mill mi-
'-ii'u . ''l)' rt!,'i'i -t's Ilinhtrnte.l
1 iVi'c'veiK! il.mbt th- best and
r :)vjk toned li:i-:atiire, its
,i i;;f, .ri'.iu'tioii. and artist ! 11-
11, f i;iel iniiiuiii uuu
'.I- !,:e!lS t-itallt.
tiou as to whether or not ihey will have li
ceiMco iioieif
emn-
i:..i . , . - . . .t
"J. jj'fi-iaui ana otucrs m tticir respective
cln.iaeiers, .is well as by Messrs. Rochester
tun l-I. " T .. ....
i" tl.eir resnective di.trita U...i.:i7 . " . . ' ,e,mm"e
Martin lTarrW 1 r - .1 , 1 "'"""euis ana in so citver v hersoiiftt 11" the
w.ii.r " iir'o ifilaT0,; r.u,vf h,lidiH,J-v-wJiti ,i,;dd' and
tri...l n...l im.ni! n,,;!.. .' : I " C" f-;o,,i a,rl' tbl e cannot refrain from bear
ing tetimouv to thn nlpusiiro f!-...-.l.l :.. ..
. 1 - - " ' ........ ,.4 p ll'
,,- .-i-'i.'-f.
ri'-:.
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LV5
I
1 'i uu:i-
::ies TiusK ir rum:
':,!i:i..-iiai W .-: L'viuir H ill
,; v..:i ut-cept the offer ire
, r i, j will J 1 much hotter if on
".''t t'-.i? B.'I.TS. e;i-h
; v ;!! r-..! !!!-! 'l e "Camliria 1'rt-e-,,
..,.1,. .t M.itol" lor on." year.
,,- f:, !!i tl.irTv-ll e xuluuMo and
vlsnH-i'ifw-hii-li ru h large asi.l
: 1 -i. '.a iiiif. worth 0 : u title
,r. wi-i t'.i ;: u irooo siore--t'
i.-v. Mine. lein'ret's
, f J ii'f.'ons eieiranl l eoi
,.i Si-.ii. i-l.iiler's Sejii- of ihe
. i;j'.-n. Iiini'l-. nni'ly bound to
!ii:!!ie:iiiib tiiet' valuafilo pre
fii 111 t v'i l 1 ten dollar ini-h. A
,"f - In i':-. res-t's Monthly." with
'i.-,:i I'v i.l.rjiiii-J by t:iL-h sing 15
lK-uiort-st, CCs BrcaJa-ay
FoU'i'UL- LTTTI.E TOLKS.
. .-,.1.. . ....... ......
" ... il.i
r " I . v 111 1 nun, ' 1. 1 .1 1 1 c.
r.'Oi'.t l' 'i-.'.i. ii r out j ttur 10
r,rt,s n vj.oii- tn: reomintf
i'l-itv f "t:r -Hbl to si-1 -A per
' ,ii,;; .l.viv-ricu ut uil tiiurs
::,,ir.:ir!:ii! il kT .""lolieH. I'ci'llis, Mu
;r 1 '1 "t 'let pieastinl IVutuics,
, ...u:iut-i. ssr.d catutot fail to 4m
j ,:..-atc, and assist to p;ak
;v.-;v-ful Aiiht'h ans ns-fn). ti iith
N, i!iii!f leoro entf-rtair.irijf or
., '....t-' li-i -ted as a holiday gift for
li 'h'-l tit's 1"..'UTI; -lir.triVu.
men ai.u loom; uuutv of nu-nUr in ti.., -o 1
. - DV.UUU
ocgree, and sentenced to the Penitentiary lor
eleven years and nine mouths. The press and
people of that place ate very indignant a tlo
verdict, as tbey think Haider should have
been hung.
Hon. John P. Linton. P. G. , of Johns-
tnu ri- lt;l I'fin.ontii.l ,.. .1..': . 1
. .. , .,0. , uc.ner a i.ee lecture 111
the Lour; .house, iu this idace, on Wednesday
, fttiiag next, on tlie Principles of Odd i-'el'-(
Iowr,hip," a subject which ho fully understands
I und 1ms the ability to make intelligible to the
! dul.t-st comprehension. Everybody is invited
to attend the Icctuie.
Major Lawxerce Taliaferro died at his
I residence in Bedford, on Friday, t the p.ifii
I archal a.-.e of eighty. He was born in Vir-
t'mia, tered in the" war of lt-12. wjis Ir.-iiaii
j uei.t ut Fort .Sntlling for twenty eais, and
j fcloicketpcr at Pit'sburg Irom lf-3d to ltd.
j since w hich he has been ou the rethed list ani
has resiJed iu Bedford
A conesiH'iideut of the CMesifieM Tfpni ..
ne sng ineir respective performances. Mr.
McCoimick certainly possesses rare talents as
an amateur conedian, and his very amusing
sayings and doings emphatically brought down
the house on boi.ii occasions. Of the entire
troufie ii is not toj much to sav that a more
intelligent, gentlemanly and courteous bodv oi
young men could not be scared up anywhere,
and while all who came ir contact with them
weie lavoiably lmnrcssed wiih their commend- ! of seif-defenso. The liu-ei
able behavior, t.01,1 on n,l off tl,. c.... tend.-d. und the
nratifAin.r to Irmiv a H. r. . 11 r .?.: ...... ! I'"11 in the proceedings.
fully teetiCes, that the pleasme afforded lv
their visit whs mutual , and that the way for
their letuin, whiuh it is hoped will take place
during the coming March court, hus been paved
by plea.-icg recollections of the treatment
voucbshied theiii during their brief
anion 2 us :
Altoona, Jan. 23, 1ST1.
.'ifi.'or rrci'ntanWe, the unoPisi-tKo, mcm-
i.'fi in liie -i,. . I lr;lir.;itio I Inf.. ..&
tOCAI CORRESPOXUEXCE.
Johnstown, Jan'. 25, -1870.
Dear Freeman I was greatly pleased with the
speech of Hon. Edgar Cowan, published in your
last paper. It is to the point. Why don't our
folks down hero get such men as Ed. Cowan,
J udgo illuck and ltrick l'omeroy to lecture here
instead of Anna lJickiuson and that ilk? I be
lieve we have not had u democratic lecturer
in our town yet.
A g-entluimtu came to tow-n the other day to
get his life insured. He said he had the "heart
uisease" and was afraid ho would die unless he
whs insured, ami ottered a hundred dollars to
the agent if he would sa e his life. The insu
rance ugent informed him that he couldn't Have
hisliiV, but if he would die he would insure him
that his family -would tret a certain amount of
money. 'Hut," said the applicant, "that w ould f
bo insuring me to die, and 1 waut uu death in- i
biiraoee company to deal with. I want a life
insurance company;" and he wheeled round I
and loft the oince in short meter. j
A certain ladv of this tihioo. who rinelnrpil
that she would never marry the gentleman who
was paying his addresses to her, has tinally
yielded to the pressure, is now married, and
sajs she would not give him up for a thousand
pounds iugoid. This recalls the beautUul lines
of Walter r?coit :
"Hear what Highland Xora said :
The Karlie's son I will not wed
3-or ail the gold and all the gear
In alt the couutry far aud near.
JJot Xorn's heart is lost and won
She's wedded to the Enrlie's son."
A little girl named Tizzio Miller, whose pa
rents reside in the I'ifth Ward, was so shock
ingly burned on Friday last by the ignition of
carlo:i oil which she was pouring on a tire, that
she survived her injuries only about four hours.
Hoth father und mother were absent when the
sad occurrence took place the mother having
taken dinner to the father at his work, leaving
t:ie unfortunate child at home. The little, girl
was about eleven years old. Her entire person
ahnor-t w as burned to a crisp. Another terri
ble warning I
A blood and thunder meotinir was held in tho
t.ouncu chamber on last
and one on Thursday evening previous, to take
measures lor throw ing Johnstown lutoasfate I
rigs were largely at- !
n"ott iuiluential citizens took i
WE HAD EAT HER SELL AT A F031
TIVE LOSS SOW
THAJf CABBY OVER OVK PBfcSKNT STOCK !
Therefore, we will seil the following poods at
cost rather than carry them over another rea
son: Silks, Shuwls, "Velvets, Black Alpaca?,
Colored Alpaca. Empte.-s Cloth, Silk Poplins.
Black and Col'd Freuch Marinos, Waterproof
Cloth, Striped Reppelants. Ladies Cloth.
White and Gray Blankets, Fancy and White
Coverlets, Canton Flannel, Sin-cling Muslins,
Delaines, Calicos. Ticking, Shirting Flannels,
Cassimeres, and Table Linen. AUo. an ini
mei se stock of Ladies' and Children's Furs,
as well as a large stock Ladies Misses.' and
Children's Bonnets and Lints, trimmed and
unuimmed to suit customers. Chinchilla Bea
ver and Velveteen Sacks. Children's Riding
Iioods and Infants' Diesss.
P. S. We also intend to closa out our im
mense stock of Men aud Boy's Winter Cloth
ing, positively at coat, to nu.ke room for spring
purchases- We have on hand over one Lan
dred Overcoats, two hundred Drers Coats, one
hundred Boys' Suits, tiro hundred Pants and
Vtsts. Gloves, Undershirts and Drawers,
Trunks of every description, from the smallest
traveling bag to the largest Saratoga Trunk,
as well as one hundred other thiugs usually
kept iu lirst class Clothing Establishment.
L. i 11. MATER.
Proprietors New York Dry (lood. Millinery,
and Ciotliirg Hall, 112 and 214 Main street,
under the Opera House, Johnstown, Pa.
bCjUUTU i
! It:
::iZ'jii"v for ai l.
j ! snb.-i rihi s of our paper
, eoTi'iiK-inifg on J ami
ne i -kofi irs v i.Kr; i.y.
i :.r ..r wl:ii-ii uiii be found iu
. i-'iir or nothing
: i ;i .): 1 ';r I i illij-.ir siiin l -)iliri-d
-. Jiw tlii:ik 'f it - -frt.i we-kl
i- for :.'.io ; All subsK-i ibers
d.u:a.fe of 'hi- tCcr.
f!
C'L
r i.i
PERSONAL.
'Ki; ami ( Lrsus Mail iuitn.
2So.kay, .Vuv. '2lt, 1 1TO,
: r..u j w,il i iii as follow :
',l: ii.t;-I.ca ve ICber.stiiirc
t :il
t i.
i.n: i i,-r:i K..! !.-" llaot.
..:ii-...-i.-;ii.g with -Vail 'J'ralii
.iiiu.lc.ul.ja Li.pr.-fa Kaal.
'ITIIIMI,'!:..!..!,,, L rfKKiiiiii
'r on del
' en ccpai'tui-u of I'Ulibarjh
irturo of I'Liial.l-
cl -,!l-t.tjs at unl uear ISojjic.
-r.CiT 1,1 it v. ill be liuuihI bug d;iv.
re he
-iialtd ia limit
Alii, :u Daily Sun is to be rtvived in
S-'.. iaith tef oi t.
C.,i)ii Tui.pLr i'l.de at Iloliidavs-
"tore lira i!.e wooOO.'ne twinoth."
ilii' I'.ve .oi.id viki cut was caught
ii.Uiifljat,.i!'. Cieu.'Iic.V 1-1,111..
r
".1 ,
11 ji
. ..-. e- . v.
1.'! r.) c,i : 1 1.
li-u .'i'l.'i nf 3.:.;,
'ii is r.i 1 .,(
v.-. ,i miir'j eMeeme-.l citizen of
P ;i.ii;e..i udd Fellow, died
PIV low dllVS HiZ(,.
er, of Sinkitir
. .1,1
ti.-'owii. .as re-
nincr in the
!:t HI e
liundred eis
A centennial
'i.ed Ki
..w a j
'-i y 0:"
u,.,
- in !, A edneiiday week.
' tr l:xej J'it-.-v was found
Ci.-iiberland, Md. ,
t-au-e ot cealh
lands terrihlv lacerated I
in
at a
4'
' ;::'er
nl'ev.
. of
ii.f
Morjf
'.oa
cause,
but
Ki..
"ere thrown irom a hni'nv
ou Wd,.ejJay wct-k, and
li- Uie wpe, of Three Springs.
7t t""Ltv. hud one ol his ltd trau.p--t-etLdwily
Uccrased at Mount
- l'ifi nii-i.
'ITropriatiug ?20,(.0:) to thesuflW-
- -,ie ini;t,ie fifC u Mifllin. has
!- i'-Heiit.
UJfor.J Inquirer, the
y-&a.m thai cuntv. baa neither
Xruc ei- hack. Xo doubt they
e..ta" o.eie, however.
'.'.V r,.xk the Uiddlburg coal
- ;-l-l-"h e m,tv. on Fridav o'f L. i
killing a B1;lri named Evan
"tlfcl? ii.inr:Ti , ..I, ...1,. .
- i m H""i"ti 1 tlttUiC Ull-
S not less than thirty davs'
e''r'b iniprisonmeut for in
l v, '! sn'"hbiy, etc., in ceme
IV ''-'c ";'.r-daced ic the Stato Senate.
"if.
J'-fwi tie rolled ofV a wogon the other
jj'-Kon John Rlchesoii, of Juniata
-'tinsdJ,1 county, irjuring him in-
w!!ui 4U exun: aa 10 re"dr Ui r-
'''i,u c:ifi ....
J,-i'ilio umoraiia over
3 Ve'0!'-' liur"J-v next, to prevent
;iiu L fchaduw. A reasonable
lt bt I'll'.,,
':e J Ot " 1 . ,
; a 'ock-up was honored one
t, v
it-.-i
a woman
As she was theic
Stone bbou'd
iCf'1' Ptesenceof
f'-'ot a in. xi.
-"'on ,- mateato ter.
V-h 'c llr,-:u'1 w tha Pa. 11. R.,
-e.cu VVhrou Irom the tender ot
'-Jr' ,,i f ' ''J 'uormug last, uear
W.,ri- !ltfuvl,y ' he ground,
) .'uluer blades.
u'i Ah?,; - bov. Geary
" oi,' u -wi-.'"4;a m uie uonsti
CctJf VU-'e. for the
i-,.. ., "iule uiru on his own 1, 1 Ir a
1, -vi in- 1, ,,
Kr5 r, ... V uut4 at present writing.
!'.ur'e I ar'd Thou- Davis,
J-ii-t -, i "ae nc;n awarded
V.lr,:... .- J" e mi not lunr.-i tb
"'i Lr t1' U 6 reP'jrted to bo healthy.
.tS-1tkf'0. Of Washington in-,..
r"4 i'i .c"ui,ly was fouud lying in tho
..... ehsi.!ca 1:.:... S. ..
'0Tr I,- , -auiuoii auu will a
'""-I - , "S-1 cje.ono divv last veek.
'I.:;.'.;4 l" -':'ve becu kicked by a
'-.., .!T"pl,l,8 IfOcW tho now bills
ir lor
liean kjs that some of ;ha -loval" folks ol ' I""- through, the medium of your vahia
-rw 1 11 a v 1 i I e , in order to lid of a "colored
brother" who hud the misiortunc to hive both
his feet- fiozkii, raised meriev enough to buv
him a railroad ticket to M !;lin. and shipped
hi:r. oil' for fear they would have to provide for
Li in i.i Lis helpless condition.
A runaway team attached to a sled fright
ened two bor?es in Washington tomhiu, In
diana county, not long since, causing them to
runoff' and throw their riders, two young ladies
named Dc-walt and Uii. apher. ikjiriog both of
them nif severely. The former, who was
dragced a considerable distance, was badly
hurt that her life is de-pnircd of.
As this week's i;sue goes to oi;r town
reaieis on Friday afternoons-it may not be too
late to my tiist the "Star Social Temple oi
Honor' designs giving a iree entertainment,
consietir.gof tableaux, dialogues. sonfis, Sfeeeh
cs.eto .at Lv.ujs ll.li. in this place. 011 this
(Fiidty evening. Tho entertainment prom
Kes to be ery iotercsting, and it w ill no doubt
attract a huge audiei ce.
FJjcnsLorgV new iire engine is on the way
hi;her,.-.iid may arrive ere this appears i.i prim".
In view of its comi: g, tho Tou Council on
Monday evening apiiiiiio-1 Messrs Jolui Fen
Ion, J. Alex. Moore and T. W. L'k-k, a com
ntittco tt organize a tire department. The
matter i( in the right bends, and an tSicieul
company of "(ire laddie?" to work tho ma
to
Journal our boar-felt thanks and' .-urne.-t grat
itude for tho cordial rocepiii.n and eouru-ous
iretiuuent extended to u-s during our recent
visit to Ebriisburgon behalf .f tin- Jjuiics' i'au
nO'.v be:u:r held in j u .if i : i ,r t !... ! i , ,i ,-
i .Name one of the lnu-t clun t h edifice.--, let us
I ,lt-'11-' remark, th.it it hs over been our pleasure
j to enter, ami ni- of which the congregation
and the community may well leel proud.
j'o licv. Father Christy our thanks are sne-
ciai.yuiie, and we regret exceedingly That his
severe illnos prc ented him from attending
both our iiJiprttendiiigentert iinments. And to
vou. Mr. Editor, as well as to Messrs. John Fen
Ion. Andrew Maguire. II. J. Crouso. K. C. tJlait,
riios. 1 agan, and several other ger.tiuinun to i:s
unknown by name, we owe a debt of gratit ude
for your and their cio.se attention to our every
want, and for the earnest desire evinced bv all
to render our isit alike pleai-ant to ourselves
aud remunerative to the cause for which it
w as liiidertak. u. The Club al-o desires to give
it us their mutual conviction that iu the oo'-,.--lur
proprietor of the Crawford House, EOi-'ni-burg
po----ees a landlord who most ciuphiui
cady kuovrs how to keep a hotel.
The recollection of our viMl to Fbenl.urg
will always be cherished in grateful remem
brance and recurred to with pleasure as one of
the happiest episodes in tho historv of the "u.
. Brooke iJi-aiuatio Ciub."
Kespeottully, kc.,
A. fi. HlflHAM.
J. C( irii it am:,
J. II ai;kis,
A. S.M1T1I.
cLine may l coiilidenti.tllv hx.ked lor.
'1 he new firm of Myers A; LioyJ, who have
recently become proj rietors of the weli known
S!ioeR.al-er store, Mty ti.eir sny in our adver
tii-ii.g columns to-day, but they say no snore
tiiaii e leel su.-o tiie-y ure competent and wil
ling to perform. T;ie new Crm have began
rijht by adopting the cash system, and we are
coid'u'.tnt they ill continue right by selling
the Lcs-t of goods at the lowest prices. Oivc
thcin a chance to prove these fatts bv selling
you a bill of iaeichaiidie.
A blind man named ilcCreery. hailing
from the Cherry Tree, and a graduate of the
Pennsylvania Institute for the Blind, le. tared
ia the C;urt House, on Tuesday evening last,
on the subject of "Get-logy." His audience
wum very small . but we tiu.-.t that many uroie
tickets were sold than wn repreeuted on ihe
OL-.-arioii. Mr McC- 's cffvris to make a living
under uuch a lire i.Uliciiuii as total blindness,
neei ts iioournemeii. from every one who
Las a heart to led b-r the unl'01 tuna;3.
J. 1". iil lil'il v.
li. W. A Hi:ii.,
.1. J. M l-'ollMfCIC,
V. A. Jl'Dtvin,
J. LitMi'.r,
The exhibiiions were not so well attended a
we could have wished, but ou tho last night at
least the inclemency of the weather akii-e, we
have reason to brieve, pri-venled as uimit
Jrosa coming as there were in attendance. We
Oid not !?at ti the amount realiud, but after
dcduciing eipvuss, ail that tho troupo aked.
we piesume ihe two entei t-imtnis liciicd
nearly if ii'jt fully fifty dollars.
We w iil fiLrhl. ihn mon
ster l.erna 1 1 li the hitter end.
A great etTort is being made to have the Ston v
creek bridge declared "free ami equal," in a.i
coruance with the stiblimc .-entimeiits of the
immortal Declaration of Independence. We
arc lighting both sides with all the energy ia
our power. Tho bridge ought to be free, "but
not at tl.o expense of the stockholders.
A call has been made for a meeting to organ
ize an Agricultural .-Society. We will soon have
any number tit' societies. The people are mov
ing! Let us have an niiti-cofTce-ehewiiig-und-sn.okirig-tohacoo
society for the prevention of
horse stealing."
Wm. 1. l'alton, the great wholesale and re
tail furniture dealer in our town, is now erect
ing a large furniture room near I.evercood's
tannvry in Ihe Fourth Ward. Tho building is
to be one hundred feet long, thirty feet wide,
and three slories high. Mr. l'atiou's present
iurniluro rooms in tue Arcade are entirely in
adequate for bis increasing business. He ccn
teniolates selling off ail his present large stock
of furniture at cost, to save the trouble of re
moving it, as he won hi otherwise do. when he
takes possessiun'of thejr.ew building, whielwiil
be i.i about a month from this date. Now is
the time to obtain good bargains fr:m him. He
intends to run the new machinery bv steam
and make furniture by the car-load. Mr. 1'ut
tou is one of our mo-t cnterprisingcitizcns aud
deserves liberal en o 1 fakement.
The weather on last Saturday night took a
sudden and sei ere cold, und Sunday was a bit
ter cold iliiy. 1'i-riiaps before this is in print
there will be another change. We would not
notice such ehungts wore it not that exchanges
ut n great d. stance like to hear somuihing of
the hymeal condition of tliitgs o;i and about
tho vlernal Alleghiuicj. Hon Rov.
N". F. Cahkoll, Xo. 215 Main street, Johns
town, wishes to close our his immense stock of
dry goods. faiHy goods and groceries before the
first of April, for which reason he will sell every
artii-le in his store ut cost. Those wishing good
troods, cannot do better than by going to onfi
of the best men in town with their moner and
Thursday evening, I getting the best bargains ou record. Mr. Car-
roil lias a fine variety of the choicest dry goods,
furs, etc.. for either winter or spring wear, and
ho is determined to get rid of them without re
gard to consequences. Now is the time.
KTO.XKSiOAIVS t'ATII.iUTJC SYRUP.
used in all cases instead of 1'ili.s. Epsom Salts,
Castom Oil, Jco. liighiv flavored. Vlc-asant to
take. Children like it. irke cents. Whole
sale. It. E. SKf.i.isns i Co., 4o Wood Street. Pitts
burgh. Sold by Lcmmon V Murray, Ebensburg,
and by Druggists aud Country rore-keepers
generally. June lt ISTO.-ly.)
JZA T,ris
VECETASLE SICILIAN
HAIK
fj it
X?. act.
Is the only infallible Hair Preparation foi-
EESTORI-Nti (illAV IlAlltTO ITS (Hllfjl.NAL COL
Oil AND i'iiOMOTI.Mi ITS (jIIOWTII.
li Is lln clieajet i.rrtiaralion vr of.
fcrcil to Uie jilie, lis oni- !ot t le will
Inst loucrrmtd acrom !: more t l;n
t Iiree l.ol llos (ifanr t tier prrparatioa
Our ll-newer is not a Dye; itwiil not slain
the s'in a othcrs.
It 11 ill hrrjt the llnir fnn fallina
Jt denudes the Smlp, und iiiuknx the Jlitir
KOl'T, Ll'Hi'KOl S AXO SII.IiE.V.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent freo bv mail.
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, X. II., Proprietors.
SELLING OFF AT COST !
30,000 DOLLARS'
WORTH OF
DRrr2fp-S?m??vrr CLOTHS. CASS1MERE3. li ROCHE. PAI3-
LLY '1 HIBF.r and 15 LANK 11 MI AWLS CLOAKS asp CLOAKLNO CLOTHS
DUKSS TRIMMINGS. liOSIKKY. GLOVE-. M 1LLINKI.Y GOODS Rill '
SOXS. VKLVETS. FHATIIKMS. la.OWKKS, FANCY GGOuS IN
GIlEAT VAIUEIX liOOTS. SHOES, ilATb'. CAl'S. ic.
Aiso9 FIFTY PIECES CARPETS,
or a,, g,-ajjCs and prices. Large toc of Oil Cloths. Window Shades. Trunks. Va'i-es et-hoN
JnJh"""" u" "'1 l'f offered .at CUST aud CAHUI AO aSd i' all be J
J " iii-riT pri'Tiou nM;ir removal tlaj v. et.
,Tr.x;,,trU"'lliKiun"' 'r";r 'Sr-rel for thweitiicusof tjatabiriAr.l
teli.ll'Jf r.Ur hV!lUr are 1 Ui!" ;,ware l!'i:t we '-' e 'V f tho largest and ,m,st
J helo t., l ?m anuria county. V.e therefore earBestly requesi ail ho w Tli,?, ds
t fu - w. I r. Mt ;vU!tt,Vey n"uX W,V1 hHVe ' her such chance to get bargains. We w "l!
ten"iv;. , r. n?. Uit re ,S. hl".tt,;'-- a!"'i -his whatever, as we have alreaov made ei
mlWo elrt ,mtl.rHD?S '"t(nX . future home. We ure, thereforerUetVr-
aA,l.r -Aif:V ,i ;,t f, l"" ' t- spripjr, either wboUsalc or retail. So call soon ani
M've'wmscifor-l to get good gooos very clieup. Lricg the Cash with y.u,
i rOlSTCR, Acs. 113 and 1S5 CI!uon SI
JoicUStOtTU.
"I?XCELLENT HTKINKKS STAND KOI: SALT' We offer t IVivate Snio
J our STOKE LTflJllM;. v.k 1i:iii ir. f.,ni,. , r , ...
.,,;., I.....L. in r . .iu. V-.4 i-.t 1 vi. iiiiiiujfc' .r.iuTi u i iiiiu.n prrcel
ranmng back lOo feet. It is pi bab v one or ihe most ..,. r.i. t ...- u..-.v.i ..
and
storu.Lr:roA,K 1? I .If'. 11.esee4.mt story is elegantly fitted up as a CARPET lit 0.M and tor
VnfJ ; il 5. ... w'r V f-s'hetit r.pportniuty tor any one wishing to engage in the lacrcaiiTlla
-. . ... ..... v.iiv iu tllU 111 t I
trade as any etoro ia the county.
ry test located hluuds iu Johnstown, mid hns been doing as goodai
otaa JOanitown, Pa.
rilKKE CHOICE IUIS1NESS STANDS FOR SALE. I hereby vfrr 1 sala
Johnstown"!!.0 U-r?Lf?Z7"lv'' EVi!lxr-?s.?TAX,,s the corner of Main and Clinton St..
Ktre t Thi,fror - if yy,:l",ld fron,t3 c-' fwton Clinton street and 49 'i f.-et on MaJu
sticct. This property wid be eoni aii together or in parts, to su:t purchaser.;. JOHN GE'S
fINE RESIDENCE ON JACKSON STREET FOli SALE. A nevr tv
BKICK DVKLLIXti llol'su 2i by 50 feet, eontaiolng Eight Rooms. Gas.'Wati
.Vrli;'4.',."."01 l'-,f " is oarei t piivate sale. Lot flout 41 leet ou Jacks
and runs back lro feet to an !lov
Johnstown. Xovcn-.ber 10, LV,0.-Jrr.
two Pforv
ATKR. LlATU
Jackson ftrt-l
AXUHEW iOslEXl.
A ST.ti:TLLG tlOMAXCa.
Local Histoei. The AllegLanian Las for
the past three weeks been indulging iu a retro
tpeztive glance at the early history of Ebens
burg, and among other things of interest, ha3
given a brief bat satisiacioiy aceounc of the i
formation of the borough and of the doiugs of J
r.ue j- . anu Feeoiid couaciis chosen to go.'eru
it. We reproduce the firs; and last articles on
the subject, believing luat u t a few of our
readers will be pi cased to peruse them:
tajiN-iUL-i-G WHEN MADE A UoitUCbU, lKVfUOM
A'i now.
Ebc-nsbiirv wns ineor:
I ary J)th. l-i.. The act o
rated a borough Janu- t
.iswiiioiy iucorpt);ii-
A Womii-rful Story ifKnri!T. Snieltfe,
liiooil. i Ininficr. 4 I14 mj Iry t.ooun,
iul Iui:y Olta-r i liins.
t'HAITEi: I.
The boy stood on the burning d?ck
Ho hadn't sense to go ;
He burnt up ail his Sunday clothes
V hieh he'd just put ou to j-iuw.
Early in the morning, on tho loth day of De
ceniLor, is;,), a solitary horseman mi-lit have
beeu seen rliii ng along the public highw ay, in
one of ihs ininiio -.;r.:ers of Cambria county,
lie lia.'l not proceeded far when, lr.aa a nur-
row , cro .hoi tijwiiy, i.i::ed another liurM-insn,
who quickly joined the first. Ere long squads
of two. three, tour and more were added to tho I
now largo and cv.usumtly increasing throng. I
Other parties were noticed gathering ujiat J-
rious point- 0:1 the road, and then moving off I
all in the same direction. Soon the new spread '
that .!! the roads iaading to Ebensburg were !
lined .s ith a mo ir.g caravan of men, women i
and children. 'Some said t hey were geii-g to j
at tend court, but a glance at their honest and !
ir.iel:n;o:it laces revealed 1:0 signs of di
sums ncou-cg tio strong arui ot tho law to
jiiuicatc.
t HAlTtll II.
Day was dawning upon Eber.sbiutr. Thesun
had just rist.-u and struck a light. The streets
of our town were comparatively quiet, for the
sarly hour had not yet called out the people
for the active duties of the day. Many of the
fctores were yet closed, and Ihe great Dry (ioods
and Croi-.-ry Empoi ltim of M. L. Oatma'x vS: Cu.
had only been put in order to admit its stupei
"PERSONAL PROPERTY AT PER-
L1C SALE. Thw subscriber, resi.iinir in
Cambria township, near Ebensburg, having
disposed of his farm, and being about to re
move to tiie West, w ill offer at Public Sale, on
Tlnirsduy next, Kct. '21. 1ST I. -Commencing
at in o'clock, a. M-, a great variety of per
sonal property, to wit : i orr Ilnr.vs, ij year ul.i
V!!., ):) itij 'ofn; liny, IJitis, M'hfat, Hi', Corn,
I'l.tatnts; .V'nrrr c:rnf Hritjirr. IIai Jttth, and
I'c.nnitnj lin).'l: ntcHt generally. Also, HorsE
iiuLD I't iiM-niK. cou.-isting of t oitage Cham
ber Sets, Parlor Sets, Carpels, Chairs, Tables,
ic. A iiberal credit will be (riven.
Jan. -i-i-lt. S. A. SHOEMAKER.
NEW FIRM IN MGLBSfli
READY-MADE
Vriis Lsrest Slock;
a the Finest Goods;
sy8, -rj-Atlie Newest Slyles ;
Weap the Best Work
wo havo P manship; tfia
every !;ind V Crestcst Va
i cf maicria! l JLtlL riety, at
every variety oX A jlar7;et
style, su.:jLle for an il
lYouth from 16 to 2Q, ni'i.'
,Boys from 0 to C,
j
and Children frcin
"rav
5 to 0 years,
4t- Lt-rf yH f
GOOD GOODS & GREAT BARGAIN'S
l-'OH THE HK.IDV CASH!
loprietors of the STORK
L-enlJy lie
.. . ...... ;
a,. iu iu(
UAV I 1 r become pi
ROO.M tied STOCK OK GOODS recently be
longing to H. A. Shoemaker i Co,
purchased an additioual
! STOCK Of NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS
IN GZiJT VA1H1.TY,
we ure now prepared to supply all the old cus
tomers of the late firm, and as intiiiy new ones
as w ill pati-otiizo us, with Ooous of all Linus at
PRICES FULLY AS LOW
Camebia Cocxtv a xo tuk Statk Tb KASL'3 v .
Th lollowing stutisiics. lurnihed by the
Auditor General's Report fbrlf7ii, ehow the
several amounts pnid into t!ie .State Treasury
curing that lime by individuals, corporations,
etc., in this couuty ;
COMMISSIONS, nAMi STOCK, ScC.
A not Ion Coin m issions )
Tax on Hank Stock
Piist Xationul ikink of Johnstown
TAX 'S I'.litff.llAXlON STOCKS, JtC,
Stony Ci-!;ok Miidire 4 'ompany
t'ambria Iron Company .'.
Johnstown Gas Company
Johnstown Manufacturing Company...
Johnstown Mechanical Works
Tax on Personal Property
TAX ON LO.I.NH.
I !o rough of Johnstown ...
Cambriu iron Company
Juhtv-to-.'i G.-ih and Water Company.. . .
VAX ON XKT BA IIMM.S OK INCOMES.
Cambria Iron Company 'J,i'- 73
.lohtistow'ii Gas Company Kjfi-
Johll-'towii freliKiieal Works 1:13 IZi
Johnstown Manufacturing Compauy. . . 1)4" 15
Lloyd .r Co -.'7'i 7i
John Dibi i t Co l.V 5'J
TAX ON WHITS, VVI1.U, Ul.IlDS, C.
J. K. Hite. I'rothonotjrr 74 71
Geo. W. ontioan. Register o.;2 S7
James Grufin, late Kegistf-r ! ss
Collateral Inheritance Tax n 7:)
Tavern License ",ii7 -JH
Restaurant License, Wm. Linton. Trens. l,4;il SI
John Cox, lato " 4S w:
Circus License 47 M
IKiiiard Room License, Wus. I.Intoa. ... 1W (H)
Jol.ii Cox -19 50
Hating House, Iler Licence, W. Linton. i-'S 00
Jehu Cos.. .SOO
lire we ry License lu. 7".
Rc-tailciV iJcciiie 1,410 oi
i 7-.
C7U0U
01 87
9.051 44
-1 4t
.vVS z
'Ci 00
l.Wtt 01
l-; !!
If.i H-
IS 5.J
Total..
.JiLO-JO 7d
E. k. C. T. Turnpike Companv. During
the last session ot the Legislature a proper
bill, or set, was prepared iu ihis place, the ob
ject of which was to incoi jiorate a company to
eonstiuct a turnpike road from Ebensburg to
tho Cherry Tree, in Indiana county. It was a
local or private bill and coatained precisely
the same provisions that ure always found in
special legislation of the kind. The bill was
sent to John l'orier, L'sq., ihe member from
this county, who secured its prompt passage
through the House. It then went to the Sen
ate for concurrence, but, for some unexplained
rM.nn, the Senator fiom this Diiliiet, Harry
White, refused to permit any liaal action to be
takeu in reference to it, and hence the preject
failed. As the construction of this road is a
matter of vital importance to this place, as
well as to the best interests of the entire north
ern section of our county. Another bill of
the same character will be forwarded to Il.ir
risburg in a few days, aud it v. ill then be seen
whether Harry White's narrow and contracted
views on so plain a question have undergone
any change. We feel justified iu saying that
the bill will pass, e.en if White attempts to
repeat his small dodge of the last session.
That game may win once, but is not likely to
be repeated with auy degree of success.
ting it contains thirteen sections. The first
eieetiou 1 or Uorougfi oniccrs wasiield March is,
Jfiil. At the eleeiiou, tho 1.. Mowing ollicers
I were chosen: Uurgess, Richard Lewis; Town
i Council, John Murray, Philip Soon, Moses Cuu-
an, Owen ifclioiiuid, Silas .Moore: High Con
j stable, James Khey ; for Town Constable, Jas.
Khey had lit) votes, and Lav id H. Roberts bad
-Ouiti-s; Schoolmen. John Wih on for 3 years,
! Johu Lloyd for "i years, Johnston Moore for i
j year. 'Ihe olhcc-rs w ho held the eieetiou were
j Samuel Weary, Inspector; Rob-rt Roberts,
Judge; Stewart Steel, Clerk. The Rurgcsa
was "sworn in" by Justice Xoon, and tho oilier
o!hcrs were qualified by tho tfurgrs. 'lne
! Council held their lirst meetimr i.i arch 2lsr.
leTi, at the houso Of Owen McDonald, when
Stewiu-t Steele was'appointed Clerk, Juo. Lloyd
Treasurer, and David Davis Street Commis
sioner. Mr. Steele and Jeremiah Ivory were
appointed to oistharge tho s-vcral duties of
regulators of th.' streets of the borough. Mr.
Lewis and Mr. Murray were appointed a com
mittee to caii on the Comuiissoners after the
appeals and ascertain tho nmounl oi ta.vubio
property in the borough, e.n-1 the uamcs of too
persons eiiar.il.lo therewith, on motion, ad
journed to me t at the house of Mr. Lewis on
the Mill of April following, at 9 o'clock a. m.
That was the beginning of Ebensburg sis u
borough, nud this is an abstract of the proceed
ings of our first Town Council. Porty-ilvo
years ago '. How lew, how very few, of tho
purues vv ho took haud in too work of organizing
a loeai loriii of government for us, are w ith us
to-day 1 Kichard Lewi?, John .Murray, Philip
Xoon, Moses Canan, Owen McDonald, Silas
Moore, James Rhey, Samuel Weary, Stewart
Steele, John Wiisnii. Johu L.od, David Davis,
and Jeremiah Ivory have gone. The sorviv ors
are David II. Roberts, Robert Roberts, and
Jooiibtou Moore.
Of It SECOND TOWN COCNCII..
The second Town Council of l-'.oensburg bor
ough was chosen at an election held at the Pro
thouotary's olliee on i-'iiday, Marcb rvh,
lbi. James Rhey, Uuigeos, and Johnston
Moore, Jeremiah Ivory, John Lloyd, John
Evans, aud John William.", Counoilmen, David
Davis, High Constable, and David Davis, Town
Constable, were ch-eted. The lirst meeting of
this Council was held at tho houso of Mr. Rhey
on thci-itli March, v.-Iien Dr. R. i'oung was
appointed Town Clerk, Richard Lew is, 'j. reus
urer of the borough, Rowland Humphreys,
Street Commissioner, M. Cauan, Silas Moore-,
and S. Steele, regulators of the streets of, tho
borough, iiua John Kvans, Jeremiah Ivory, and
Owen McDonald, lircmen. About tho lirst act
of this Council was to buy four lire-ladders,
two to be 'M feet long, and two to bo Irf foot
long." They then directed that Sample street
should lie repaired and the logs removed its
wholo length," and "also Lloyd "street from
Sugar alley westward as far us Julian .street."
September 5th, it was resolved, that tho JJurgess
graut a license to M r. Todd to exhibit wax lig
urea. March Hi, l-7. Council met, aud, alter
some uiiiiiipui-laut business, adjourned sine u'it.
A New Enterprise. As intimated by us a
couple of weeks ago, Mr. X. Vinroe has open
ed out a very large, varied and excellent as
sortmci.t of boots, shoes, gaiters, etc., for
ladies, misses, men tud boys, ia the v.est end
of the Cambria House, where he has fitted up
rooms in a verv handsome stjle, and is now
j prepared to welcome ail who favor hiia with a
! visit. We have taken a peep at Mr. V.'s stock.
and have been informed in regard to his prices,
and we therefore f.pealt by the book when we
sr.y that he has a superb assortment arid will
sell cheaper tUan wc have eve.- known like ar
ticles to be oll'ered. AdvetticeiiiCut nes, week.
I "Kob Ilor's" apology about Nasby lecture
not received till- I iiJav uoon too late.
i dous crowd of delighted customers. i
i So.n l lie streets became a mass of livin-r Vni- !
man bei.-igs. ail hastening towards Xo. lot! iiigh I
street OATMAN oc Co.'s Cheap Cash store
which from early moin till late at night is con
stantly . rowded with overcoming muitili.-des.
W'liy oo people gather in such inipeii-jtrabie
masses at iuisias Co. 'sir What brings them
from the remotest corners of Cambria couuty
auid parts adjacent? Yea, verily, glad tidings
of great joy cad been vouchsafed to them!
The faet had reached their cars that Oatjian &
Co. wire unm et giving dry goods and dross
goods away for tin.- ready casn. They had been i
informed thai that was ihe place of all places to j
get ihe iiiut wonder; ul bai vfains in hais, cups, '
boots, tdiof.-s, clothing, fancy goods, notions, la- j
dies' and gent's furnishing goods, etc. L'nto j
them had been revealed th:- gratifying intelli- I
gonce that w heat ami buckv. ht.at Hour, bacon,
lish, sugars, syrups, coft'ee, ten, tobacco, cigars,
canned fruits, oils, queensware. gl.issware, and
hundreds of other articles, could Iks had mere
ly for l iie asking and l he smallest possible con
sideration in the w ay of money or country pro
duce. They had been told and believ ed lhat
fully 15 per cent, ou the dollar could bo saved
by bu.v 'ii.g any and ail kiuus of goods and pay
ing the cash dow n, at tho cheap slt.-rc of M. R.
O atm an A Co. Of course they would come
who wouldn't come? The most skeptical be
lievethe most incredulous are convinced that
such a saoriliee of winter goods as has never
been known or heard of iu the annals of Ebeus-
i burtr is now K'oiuir on at this renowned cheap
cash titorc. Aud that's what's the mutter.
CHAPTER III.
He tied a rope to a hickory limb.
The other end beneath his chin ;
He jumped from nil' that hickory limb,
And jerked the life right out of him.
A merchant who for many years grew fat on
high-priced goods, stood ia his-doorway ami
watched the crowds moving away laden with
these cheap goods. One hour afterwards he
was found suspended to a tree with a large pla
card on his breast bearing this sad inscription:
"Drought to an untimely end by the cheap dry t
goods and groceries of M. L. Oatman a.- Co."
John J. Mcrphy is not in any way Identified
with the man in the moon, nor with the North
Pacific Railroad, but he is identified with tlio
cheapest dry goods establishment this side of
tho Atlantic. Just try Murphy a whet ou buy
ing dry goods at his store. You will find lnui
at the old Mansion House corner, under tho
Tribune printing of.lce, Johnstown, where you
will also lind cheap (roods and slathers of them.
It is no use talking, but it is of some use buying.
So go for Johu J. Murphy without delay.
Xil, DEsrr.rtANDi'M. A woman is Buffalo has
buried her love "on the stormy strand of tho
deep, dark ocean of mad despair." which was
about as foolish a piece of business us she could
have engaged in, but lias nothing whatever to
do with the faet that C. T. Roberts is still sup
plying hosts of pcoplo with watches, jewelry,
laiicy goods, books, stationery, etc., as just us
reasonable tig urea us he or any other man has
ever done. Chain. 's head is always level on
that score.
It never pays to foster pride and squander
wealth in show, lor friends thus won ure sure
to run in times of w ant or woo. 'Tis.bctter lar
to take vour stamps to Vallie Marker's store,
ti here viitt will Und, of ev'ry kin.!, (roods cheap
er than before. And now's the flay ami now's
tho hour to seek for bargains great; so !;aMo
away without delay, for it never pays to wait.
Ijkeathes there a man'with soul so dead, who
never to himself hath said. I'll buy my flour to
bake my bread at E. .1. Mills' store. If such
there be, let him repent, for sure h- ne'er his
money spent for better hour than can be sent
home to him from Mills' store. When you need
itoor huv from Mills, and your wife will never
1 need to knead auy bat tha best of bread.
as any other mere'eant in or out of Cambria
county, lt is our intention to keep our Storw
constantly stocked with a fu'l and well selected
assortment of llKY GOOD. DKHsri GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, CARPETS. FfliXI
TCi'E, OIL CLOTHS. OrEENSWAKK. G KO
CEiUES, K I. Ol" it, II A COX, FISH, SALT, TO
BAlGO, CIGARS, and all tdher articles, large
or smalt, that can be found in any store of like
character iu the couuty ; and us wc intend to
bi:L1L. LXL'M.SIVLSA tor CASH
OU COUNTRY I'llObVCE,
and make no bad debts, we feel sure that our
stoek und our prices wiil not only secure but.
retain for us a liberal share of patronage.
EARLY VISITS FROM ONE AND ALL
are lesoect fully solicited, and if we fail to ren
der entire satisfaction, both as regards the qual
ity of our goods and the prices asked for them.
it will eertniniy o..- no fault of the new linu at
the old stand of Shoemaker t Co., High' street.
Don't forget to call and we'll not forget to give
you full v aiuo for your money.
MYERS & LLOYD.
Ebensburg, Jan. 25, 171.-tf .
durable & ttror.g,
made with soeciai
reference to rough
panmc!,: our
prices are ae-
to ri ailing ly
low.
! T--T
i. . ,
madoX
.... c.
V--v
"ins headV -m
Quarters cf
n
Ee
i IU I wlllilUI I,
THE IIEAD-
QuARTEHS CF
GUu:uniTnADE:j
Cloth.:nn, one
Zlurket
U- It u
Gth.
A
3l
How to Do It. If one-half the money that
is spent at eating and drinking saloons, at thea
tres and balls, was spent at lli-ss & Hrotht-r's
Ready-made Clothing Emporium, Xo. "41 and
"4:1 Main street, Johnstown, people would go
better clad and feel better nay, they would bo
better. A penny saved from deliberate non
sense Is as good as a peuny oariied, yet if men
havo money to ;;pare let them go to theatres,
uaring saloons, ami to Hess's aiso for tho best
clothing over made. Rc sure to go to tho last
placo liret, however.
'Tutiri Fon Yez." It is not often that we
can endorse what the Alleghanian says, but
when it proclaims that Geo. Huntley runs one
of the largest hardware depots in Western 1'enn
8ylvaniu,tinl that he is a clever gentleman and
sells hardwure, tinware, etc., at prices unsur
passed for cheapness, we cannot but say amen
to the several propositions. Jir.W. is the right
man to ".patronize : when in vvuut of any article
iu his lino of trafho.
TnECosieTtlmt is to smash the earth to smith
ereens iu June next is rapidly approaching, and
the only mode of Huaj.e from being squelched
is to go to Jas. J. Murphy's Ready-made Cloth
ing Store, Johnstown, and get a new on tilt from
top to toe. Comets respect well dressed peo
ple, and tho place to get well dressed at the very
lowest figures is at No. Kill Clinton street, where
you can get tho cheapest and best comet suit
Vou ever wore.
Pcffino. This thing of pulling is about play
ed out. It disappoints the reader exceedingly.
One bee-ins to read an item of news and before
one gets two lines read it nirnsout to bea pulf.
Rut. honestly Cohen's Hat Parlor cannot be
puffed too high. This Is emphatically tho place
for great, bargains most unprecedented bar
gainsis No. Mhiii street, Johnstown, bettor
laiowu as Cohen's Cheap Hat Parlor. Try it ou.
Which I wish to remark, and my language is
plain I hope no one's in the dark about where
he can gain tho best kind of bargains Tor the
ready cash down at the fumed Chriaty store,
in Loretto's fair town ; for there beyond doubt
It wiil pay to Invest, since Andy's prices aio
cheapest and his goods of the best.
WooT..-Thc fact must never lie lost sight of.
that Wanamnke.r & llrow n make up only ull
wool goods. The low prie.es at which they sajII
have led some people to think that there mcst
Ue some cotton in their-materials. Rut this is
uot S". "All-wool" goods at "cotton prices" is
th n.la at Oak Ua'.l, rhUadslpfiia-
rjpOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
1. A LOT OF QRGUTfD in Uofirtiown, with
rood Piank Ifou and outbuilding's. Cllar
under the entlr hout. V ill b tola chfcap ud
on essr termi.
Z. ONE LOT OF GROt'XD in Moortowri, te
feet front on Matn street end 2i f set deep. A
choice selection of Fruit Trees on this Rot. Ik
is a most desirable location for bulidinr.
S. A LARGE TWO KTORY 1'RAM S IIOCH3
cd Lot adjoining the above ; finely flnUhed aud
-fith ail conveniences, oooa ouiounamgi auc.
fcajibundanco of fruit trees.
A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSH In Iot
Ward of Ebensburg. Cellar kitchen, weil tnd i
cistern crater. Good outbuildings and office oa ,'
same Lot. All in good repair. Located on Uila j
street. Rents for $1 SO.
5. A LARGE TWO STOKf FRAM3 HOC53 ;
inth Westward, suitable for tro fmiiie.
Lot 83 feet front on Main street, and 251 feet
dep. Could be divided. Hents for b.
6. A TWO Sl'OHV ERA MB HOL'yil in Weil
Ward, suitable for two famlilns. Lot Cfl feet
front on Main treet and 100 feet deep. A lesi
rablw property.
7. lit' I LIU NCI- LOT3 la Wost Ward. Ebert5'ar.
S. 1' ASTER E LOTS, cf about 6 acre each, oue
mile from town.
W. TIM liER. suitable for cord wood, oa LOTS
of o or 8 acres each, ons milo from town.
10. SIXTY ACKES IIkui ocii TniiiB LAND.
Will cut 1 .OOt i.OOO feet lumber. Oue aad a baif
miles from Ebensburg.
11..A FARM OF IOO ACRES, convenient K
Ebentburg; mostly cleared and la rood order.
W iil be sold separately or with Xo. 10.
par-All the above described property will ba
old cheap and on easy terms. Those deslring
to purchase will call on or address the under
signed oa or before the lit dav of January next.
J. ALKX. MOORS,
fir F. A. bliOEMAKtB.
Sbonsburf, Deo. 1, lSTO.
JAM.ES h MILLIKEJ?,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAV
UXJJ JIEJ.L. MS T ATI! JOi-VT,
IIOLLIDAYSRURG, PA.
Special attention given to the collection of
ehiims in Blair, Cambria. Huntingdon, Bedford,
Centre and Clearfield eouuties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, lease, sell
fir exchange real estate will lind it greatly to
their interests to call on or address n.t.
i E? Corrcspoudcuce in either English or Ger
man solicite-d. .
ItEFCKE-iCUS Win. Mann, Esq., Mcsrs. Mor
gan, Rush & Co., Gen'l C. H. T. tollis, Philadel
phia ; Messrs.' J. T. Way liro., W. M. Gormley,
Esq., !L It. Swoopc, Esq., Pittsburg; Hon. John
Si-ott, Huutirigdon , Hon.S.S. Rlair, Holiidavs
burg; Hon. 14. F. Rose, Altoona ; D. W.Woods,
Esq., Lewistown: Cyrus Elder. E-stp, Johnstown;
Win. P. Wilson, Esi., Relief out e. Ll-l:.'.-ly.
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friends frory. Cl-X
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of !oYn that they
need fook r.o fjr
tber than Oak K.i
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astioiactory
tiothing o. satis
VVnrk is
3Ctory
of the very
brat char-ictcr.
ssy rules for
measurement,
prices, &.C., sent
free to any part cf
America, and good f,t3
guaranteed. Jlarkvt
and 0th Streets,
PHriiABEIfPIIIA.
nrices.
Fuli stock all
tho year
round.
?,Tar7;ct
and
0th.
"jVTOTICE. The Account of Edward
-hl T). Kvans. Assignee of Fdward Miller, hav
ing been liled in the Prothoisotury'e Otlico of
Cambria county, notice is herobv given that
the same will t.e confirmed l.v r!io Court of
Common 1'leas at March Term. 1S7L if no sulO
ciiint reason be shown to the contrary.
J. K. H1TF.. I'rothonorarv.
rrotVi 2tQ!"3ar-r, Jaa. 13, -1-iZ.-i.
8LEB SOLES!
01
.A LARGE LOT OF
AND TWO HORSE
AND SHORT
on hand and for sale by
GE0HGE HUHTLEY,
ICbensLurg', Xa.
EH. PLANK, M. I)., lenders his
profeivioiml eervicea to the citizens of
Kbensburg and vicinity. OfJb'e mi High street,
oppoaif the new Congregational church,
ward. Nigrht -e.Us osui te mads at the) btt rcU
ioBM stT IV. R. IKiita. weaA Wsrt. iuxl2-l
711. II. Sr.CHLKU, ATTOKNtT-ATs
Lait, rbeneburg. Fa. Office in The.
Lloyd's new building, oue doer uorth cf Colo
a a d's Row, Ceuvra street.
PH1 I li- H I
IRK!!!
DO YOU HEAR THAT, FIREMEN?
A"SD ABS YOW lI;ErAKEP TO
OBEY THE SUMMONS!
This vou are not. unless jou havo Lcc-a to
Wolff's Clothing Store,
and have bought one of those supcib
r s. r a: si a x s c o a t s .
to keep vou aini nd diy. AVoirr niHkea
them at from $IH to $.'0. und hut other par.
neiii you wi.t vou can have made to older at
short notice.
Q3TAO FIT, X0 CHARGE. '2
ilr. WOLFF him inst retnrneil from tho East,
and his READY MADE
CLOTiilXG BEPABT3!EiT
now coniains the lurgc-t assortment, the moil
varied ossurtnient, and altogether the taot
.-leatii g assortment cf
M0i'ABIill(iARMEiTS
FOIt .HEX ANU HOYS,
EVER DISPLAY ED IX ALTOONA.
CSOYERCOATS. from ihe lowest pi iced
Cninieie to the hiifst Reaver all eize.
JSFull Suit of Cloihmc at from t U to $3'J.
Pants liom il ,I1) to Yests iroui o ceuta
to Also, a ent-ial vaneiy of
K0TI0M3 & FURKISHIKO GOODS,
lints, Cajis, IJoo?, S2oeM,
UMUUELLAS, SATC1I KI.S, Tl! U XKS, Ac.
2TIn the LADIES' DEI A liTMENT will
bo lound :. full ttock of FUHS, from the low
est jjiiccd Cooev to the fined Mmk and Sable.
GODFREY WOLFF,
Next door to the Port Ofiice, Altoona, Fa.
OjIAS C A It L A X D,
vTlH-LSAL liSALtli IK
GROCERIES S OUEENSWARE.
WOOD AND WILLOV WARE,
STATIONERY AND NOTIONS.
Fit SALT. WM CUES MIATS,
FEED AMD PROVISIONS,
1323 LiJevcxiai Aventif,
Eetwcen 13th and 14th Sts. Altoona.
All unch eonda as Spieei, Brufllie. Wood
und Willow Ware, Shoe P.lackins; 8Ld "Station
ery will he sold from inanuiacturer's piinted
price lists, and all other eood iu my line at
Pliilndeiihia, Bdlticiore. Cincinnati and Piua
hurgh current piice. To dealers 1 prefiit the
ccuii.ir nd vantage of saving iheiu all freight
Hiid drya;e, as they are not required to '.ajr
fieiglus lioia the principal cities and no dray
j:e charges are made. Dealers may rest as
sured that my goods are of lha best qulitT and
my prices ia moderate as city rates. Hjr doin
a lair, upright huainess, and by promptly autl
f-atisfdctoriiy Siting all orders, I hope tu merit
the patronage oi retail deal-.-rd aud others iu
Cambria county and &lsehere. Orders re
fl eetf-.illT boliciled and satisfaction jruarnteid
in all caies. THOMAS OAKLAND.
Altooaa, July 29. liliD.-if.
EOItGE W. Y.EAGER,
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VYiiftlHtil aud lictall UcnUr la
HEATING AND COOK STOVES
OF EVERY DESCUIFTION.
III. COPPER MB SHEET-IBIS WARE
OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE.
And GENERAL JOBBER in SPOUTING
and all oihsr woik in his 1 iu.
Virginia Street, near Caroline Street
ALTOOSA, IA,
The only dealer in he citv liavfi-j; the rljrht t
sell the renowned "UAKLEY SHEAF"
COOK H I'OVE. Ihe wo.t j t feet,
complete and BatisUctory
rf.ove ever 'iKroduCed
to tl. public.
Stoc Imiilxse. - Tr.icLS Low.
S A T IS FA CTION GUAR AN TEED.
FCUTOirS NOT1CK.
itc of i! t ii'r. Ccs.m(!H.im. flee'd.
Lere Tetamt-nTiiry on the Estate of Mlcb'l
Cxmrrirfhini. late of Carroll lowiashlji. ('Diu'.irlit
county, ilee'd. having t.ecn -rrantt rt lo the uo.
fierKixnci. rt-BMinn' in "ai-i-ollto-.vii borouu-ii abi
Siitiiinchantia towifnip. ttiey ret.uet U por
tions ludebtert to sui.i Uile to inukc imme-Jiata
l'a,v luent. and thoao having flaiius will preswu;
thu Siituo dutv "i-cttcaletl for settleiueut. ,
H HX li i SC.X N LAX. I . .