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3 ixrsrisszs.s; jsis;
FHE eBRIS FREEH. ; Qpenikg of the campaign!
fritl'iy, - - - St jtU :abvr C, I
f oNSTlTI Tl:N.LCeiNH- I: t NCI". I II plir-
of arrangement made iy me i-cmo-
,-r.i v -l the Senatorial Enstrie t e ednposeel ol
e'oiinties of Cambria. Clearfield, Clinton
-B.1 tl:, I'onfcrces from t-aid counties
j-t at Lk Haven, August ;iuth, 1kTi.
li" motion, Hon. L. A. Mat-key, of CI111
.r was ihoteii Chairman, and 11ciu;ru
Fret, ff K'.k. was selected as Sccit-tary;
. ftt-r v.hich the following Conferees luescut
I j credentials ami took their seats :
Cambria Ceii JOs. McDonald, F. Bearer,
ili r '
p v Shoemaker.
ti. 1.1 J. V.. Goodlander
J. A. Ela-
t BlK -ttr, I. U- Krebs.
'intm-L. II. Mackey, W. II. Erown, O.
f - Noble.
K. 1. Hall, J. L. Brown, Ilcruiau
Jdr!' Elatctibergc-r nominated VTui. Mc-
Conoiih, Ei
y.r. Iuonmi, of Clinton, nominated George
Aii li'-libni b. Esq. .
C' i'eial McDonald nominated Hon. Ii. L.
Jl'r Hi'uwn, of E'.k, nominated lion. John
rnoiiH ballot beins taken, the vote stood
.A'liowb: Mr. McCullon-h :i ; Mr. Aucb
"wU: Mr. Johnston 4; .Mr Hall 8.
T),.- Chairman thereupon dee dared George
Awhei.buiu and John G. Hull duly 1101111-
OiiKotiot.efMr. Biatc-nberger, the nomi-
uati..m ' '1,t'" ,lliult 5t5 imoiis.
On nR.u.'K. n,,i:,ul'"'.aM-i- ,0
l. A. MAt Kl'A, Lliaamau.
llVV.M VN KKKT, Secretary.
l--f jp Jl "!" !,H :,t "ear Home.
j.,.f j!;;rKt r 1 ats P.ln'r.
- ji. i-r l ats P.arKer.
Tv lji'sy H's IVtrker ami T'.kiir.
i i r-ifi'd meeting Tuesday niht.
J'nrr iili r vinegar at M. I.. Ualiiian'a.
iJ. II. side show exhibits at Cres-jiijfii-il-'iy.
. f-pi'iti-lmi'.se near town was robbed a
jVfl ri'.ciitf r"-
-il'i'litital eoinmmiicntion from Ioretto
tHt1:ite f- r bis issue.
-V hen you want the very best ih.ur in
tLemai Ket In; HUre to eall cm M. I... Oatinan.
'I'lie .Sen asserts that eighty-three llv
riiMiransin Altoona will vote lor tlreeley,
j'rown ami Uin kalew.
One orchard near Mivrtiiishur, l'.lair
roui-ly, is estimated to contain three thoiia
ml biishels oI"i';Ml s.
The next Argument -trt wi.l he held
onTuesilay, the 1Mb of next Utolcr, one
ttK ut'ti-r the elect ion.
liipe lm niii'S, jiriine oysters, luscious
loaches anil t-weet .otat.H-s ami atenm lotis ,
lire siuoiit: Uie poml things now lo be had at i
MeCann's cheap store. j
l'ai ti. s in attendance "t I curt should
liear in mind that Mr. McCnnn is prepan d !
it all titm s to s. i ve up mi alson short noti e i
d t l-a.- mal.il- rates. Give him si call.
Oysti is are once more in season, and
McCann is prej.jind to serve them iu any i
ityle dcsireil, or furnish them to families !
by dozens cr inn. die. Is, in the shell or out of j
Thi's. K. Davison otb.-rs for sale nt 1
a bargain uixty-nine am s of land in Muck- .
licTrtowi'sh'ii." about fort v of which arecl. Rr-
d, two story 'laiiK house, etc. Advertise
ment wxl w ee K.
ii. 1.. u::ii has for sale anew fancied j
appba-pa 1 er, wh'i h not only does the jmriiiK
rapidli Mini Mieccbsl'ully. but throws awuy j
theaplf- wli.-ii the paring ju-ocess is coin- j
JjJtt. G'i :iud see it come and buy it.
Studies will lie resumed at Mt. Ga.Mat7.in j
Seurinary and tin Aead.-my of Holy Name,
this place, on Monday next, lloth institu
tion! an eminei.tlv worth, v of the most liber
al Jiatronai:, uud v e hope they will receive j
it.
Don't forget that M. I.. Oaimnu has !
adopted tin; ash system and says that he I
Will Tnaice no exe.-pt ion". His terms are 1
utrietly ca. h. and that is why he can aloud !
to pell so much cheaper than other dealers in j
this Vicinity.
Henry Horshey's leg was ennght be
tween the master wheel and frame of a
tUr?hiiiR machine, at I,ndwi k, Westmore
lais. county, en Tuesday, and the foot was
(,.,! severed from tlie limb and the lioucs
f t.V leg terribly shattered.
-,.is
of irooel fellows ill to see us this
TVj-rf;, aiincig wlnmi we name Messrs. 1. it.
Pwi:k. John P.. Hay, Harry Mayer, (!. E.
I'trthirg, J. P. Eiut.m, Cas. Easly, M. P.
M"(;her and .Jacob Zimmerman, all of
J Irt'stown. Welcome' ami-well, come again.
fin- beet that beatsall the bee-ts, lie-cause
tbsbiguest beet of all lie-e-ts, is the eight and
a half pound Wet sent us by our lever
frieml, Mr. Al. Ford, tieiiet agent at Cres
iwa. Tin- oniy be-af that is liKely to ln-at it
this fall is tin- big Wat in store for the llad
icl party at the coming elections.
-"-Win. Ixiwry, of Some'rset county, is the
"Lippy fatlu-r of a lsy baby six months obi
lfleii wedghs :??.a poumls, ten anel a half
lotu.ls of which In: has acquired within the
fASt three mouths. At tin; same rate of
Ijoin, this youthful proHfy will weigh 2,
800 Jourrel.s wh;li he reache:s the a;;; of lua
turitv. We si, old have noteel ere this the fae-t
that Miss Jeiin'e Confer, of Altoona, in re
ligion Sister Mary Aelelaide, anel Miss
1 auline AnK rman of 1'ottsville, in religon
Sister Mary t ilia, made- their solemn vowh
?.tiei were r. ceiveel into tin; order of Ileiiedie
tin Sisters, at Carrol It own, a couple of
weeKs
W. H. H. UraiTien'., Ks p, the geinnl and
'- achant eilit rol" the Tyrone; IhruM, is, it
i asserted, alut to sever his relations wilh
tha paper and accept tin; position of O'uunt
emirv-r for the remiwneil Coleman children,
a troupe- that has no Mii;i ior in the way ef
dranjaTn- pr.Mligies. P.ring them this way,
liraim-rd.
Mr. James Pyrin-, of ('arroll township,
ha. MH-ured the. agency for t ho ma nu fact u res
and Bab; in Carroll, Cloi field, Chest and
Kusquebai.ua townships of the; celebrated
lUnKeye Grain and Seed Cleaner, adver
tised lnew here in our paper, and whic h has
no equal as a grain aad seed cleaner. The
IhicKfve can lie seen and e-xamined at Car
rolltown, Sr. Ni.holas ami St. Augustine.
Fanners will do well to see it ami buy it.
Last w e.-K we inserted the ad viTt ise-ment
Messrs. Murray - Dunn, Phoenix Foun
Il. Ilidayslitirg, and briefly invited af-
: .On to the sanm. We nee-el now only adel
' ' .Ve are jiersonally acquainted with iKith
t. .-Sn-iiiU-rs of this firm, and Know them
! excellent mechanics and ele-serving
f" rltiii.ii. Thev are fully comiM'tent te
C ) their wurit rii'ht :m.l ni-rfi'i-tl - w il.ini to
- - - r I . - - I
1 -1 ! at low . .st rates. W" asK. our friends i
I-rtuiemlHT them. j
If you want to have a gay time ami
Ir: et a host eif rood fellows, lie sure to at-
I-
& the horse fair and p'.c-nh; which Harry I
irl.-tt is getting up at St. Augustine ou
etln- Hday and Thursday, Seq.t. Uoth ami 1
Harry is determiiu-d to maKe this a
" tiling, and all who attend may depend 011 j
:ying tln-msi'lvcs, while at tin; same-time;
y will aid a we.rlhy e-ause, as a Mirtion
: spic-nie procee-els are to lc elevotcd to the
--feeit" tll. eiiiirett
-Vi i ne 1
4!larKer
; ne lmn
r ami lilair Kept up the contest
nor ot a Speer-ilel ueieai nr 1.011-
at the coming election until ye-stcrday
ning, (tin; conferees having adjourned
from Friday until last Weelnesday,)
n l'.lair's i-onferees elese-rteel him ami
4. , : , ., 1 t.e,). nil lie
1'1-d their votes among se veral gentiedue-u j ailt
previously named, uarner now noius
1iiiiiing e-anls evidently, and we expect
tliw will turn up trump in time for us to
."" ehis nomination in our present issue.
" he first chime of Ik-Ms eve r brought to
,,ra county will lie; l.lesse;tl with appro-
" ' ' ereiitouitK at the Catholic church,
7 "lte,w-n, n Sumlay, Sept. 22d, on which
moi, Hinph. iirovisioti will lm made for
'"'nuutMiation of visitors. When these
I'tit in place, as they soon will be,
f' "ilt'.w n w ill Is al -le to Im ,ast 0 1 he hand-
' M t'tii.vel. ..,. ... 1 i . j
rt- -"".ti, one li 11 ill I ren ami'
I-i ..'e.. ,l h''b of the onlv chime of i
l.i..; -...-jiueiiu a.-iiievemeiit4 of until 4
. . j ue piouu.
"-u us iveonm lna-tt t-..M 1... . :
i liEMRATS AM) LIBERALS IN COI'MIL
LOCAL AKD PERSONAL. I Immense Meeting at the Court House.
SI'EER AND COWAN ON THE SITUATION.
J Eloquent and Convincing Speeches,
VIIEAT LMHlSl tSn.
In uccordanvc with the call of the Chair- !
mau of the Democratic Executive Commit-
tee of this county, u large and enthusiastic ;
meeting of Democrats aud Conservatives w as '
held at the Court House in this place 011 i
Tuesday evmiiug last. Mr. N. Horne, Chair- !
man Executive Committee, culled the meet- I
injt to order, after which he made a few jt r- j
tiiient remarks and moved the selection of I
li. I-. Johnston, Etc,., as President of the j
meeting, hich wan unanimously concurred i
in. Mr. Johnston, on assuming thu duties !
of th Chair brielly addressed the meeting i
in that felicitous style so jieculiar to himseli, ;
and then announced that the selection of the '
remaining otlieers of the meeting was in or- '
der. Thereupon Mr. Home p resented the
names of the gentlemen given lielow as Vice I
l'resideiits and .Secretaries, v, ho were chosen !
without a dissenting voice. The organiza-
tion then stood as follows : j
Iesidtut II. L. .lohnston. j
Vice Presidents Jacob Horner, lienj. Y.
Vaughn, .lolin l'.uck, J. D. Plummer, 1s;um- ;
NVike, John I. Poss, Andiew Strittmatter, :
Unher ilelfrich, Joseph Cristr, George Mc- 1
j Cullough, Hayden M ti r.ire, tieo. J. Thomas, ;
James Costlow, l'atrick Dman, John Man-
: nioli, Hud George Eic hensehr.
' Secretaries t'apt. II. I . V.'oodrutV, C W. '
iEasly, 11. A. M Pike, and liob't E. joneti.
The meeting orguniy.cd, the President in
litting terms mt roduced lion. K. M. Si'FKH, j
, the young, tuleuted and ellicieut member of j
I Congress from this District a gentleman
; who has won ahku the plaudits of political '
j friend and loe lor his traightfoi Wind, hofiei t '
! and consistent course in Congress, and for
j the failhlul and ui.e-xcept ienai de manner in
I which he represented tin; great interests of
j this district a gentle-men who deserves, if
any public servant everd.cl. the endorsement
j of a constituency that In; has so much hem-
J ored and o Weil served, and who, we feel
! contident, will receive thai endorsement in :
I the shape of a triumphant re-election to the
I position he has only known to honor, only
1 tilled to grace. We regret that our space
I this week forbids the layn.g lc:oro our r.;a.l
1 ers even a meaeie abstract of the remarks of
our able rcpresc-ntat i vi siitlii-e it to say that
for over one hour he held his lnaivrs apell
lioui.d with the matchless elonllein e of his
magnetic voice, and the sound, logical and
convincing arguments adduced by him.
Mr. Spei r is a peculiarly gifted public
speaker and can enlist the sympathies of his
audience nt tile very outset, which helc
tttius uiiiil the coin lush-n e;I his speei h.
thir able Congressman maile a very iavoia
ble imiuessio 11 with those who have not
heretofore had the pleasure ol seeing and
hearing him.
Hon. Edgar Cowan, of G recmsburg, follow
ed in a speech replete with the most convinc
ing argument. Like Mr. Spccr, he hu.l been
in a pusitioti lo observe the rascality and cor
ruption of the present iulminist ration, and
he dearly, calmly ai d dispassionately dis
closed the tricks which have been resorted
to, the millions of dollars of honest, toiiing
tax-payers whith :':ave l-e-n squandered, lor
the purpose of bolstering up a rotten and
corrupt party. Mr. Cowan as fre-iiiciitly
applauded during the course of his remarks.
Owing to the lateness of the hour the mi cl
ing was adjourned on the conclusion of Mr.
Cowan speei h cheers fust being given for
tie: speake rs, the Slate ticket, ami linail y for
"Tin; Farm of Chappaipia."
The inmost go.nl feeling and onb r pre
vaiU d throt'.ghoul the entire lm-eting, and as
the campaign has now been fairly .startetl
uinler the most favorable :in.' p'.ci s, we hope
tin; Deuiiocracy cd' the eouniy wiii not tire 111
well doing until victory in county , Stale and
nation has mice more perched upon our ban
ners. DoiX'iS IK CoiiiT. Much tho largest
! numlM-r of cases set down for trial this week
j have been e-outiiiUed, others were- settled,
j ami the balance up to the close of our re-port
were elisposed of as indicated lhw ;
I Com'th vs. Mary .1. McDonald assault
1 and battery : Ei..ie Wilson prosecutrix.
j Jury iind defendant not guilty and prosocu
I trix to pay e osts.
i Com'th vs. Eliza ami Ann Galligan as
; sanlt and battery ; .lames Collins prosecutor.
; Not a true bill, and prose-i utor to pay costs,
j Com'th vs. James Collins assault and
'battery; Annie Galligan prosecutrix. 2ol
j a true bill, and prosecutrix to pay costs,
j Com'th v. Same assault and battery ;
I Eliza Galligan 2rosecutrix. Disposed of as
above.
Com'th vs. Joseph I )unlap adultery.
Jury limi defendant guilty. Se-ntence re
erved. Com'th vs. J. A. ShoomaKcr assault and
battery; H. J. Crousi; prose-eutor. Not a
true hill, ami prosecutor in for all the costs
except tin; Si to the county.
Com'th vs. Amos McCreery- fornieatieui
ami bastardy ; Sarah Ilows.-r pr.K3entrijt.
A true bill. Defendant not taKcii.
Com'th vs. J. S. McCarty assault and bat
tery ; Theo. M. Apple prosecutor. Jury find
de fendant guilty. Sentenced lo pay a line
of S.I and costs.
Com'th vs. E. P. Eong and 1). Wynelami
attempt to ravish ; J. SwartKinaii prosecu
tor. Not a true bill, and tho prosecutor to
pay costs.
Com'th vs. Oliver MaKin resisting an of
ficer. Defendant nut appearing, recogni
zance forfeited.
Com'th vs. Anthony Saucer fornication
ami bastardy ; Susan buumycr prosecutrix.
A Irue bill. Settled.
Com'th vs. C. Goldsbangh surety of the
peace. Foiiml guilty ami sentenced to pay
a fine of one dollar, lie imprisoned in the
county jail for two weeics and Keep the
peace for one year.
Com'th vs. F. llenline aurety of the
peace. De fendant sentuimed to pay costs
and give; bail for his good behavior.
Com'th vs. K. Cre swe ll desertion and
refusal to maintain his w ife. Sentenced to
pay costs and give bail for the payment of
live dollars per month towards his wife's
maintenance until otherwise ordereel by the
Con rt.
Com'th vs. Edward Swart7.man larceny.
Not a true bill.
Com'th vs. Philip Jones assaulting an of
ficer ; E. J. Waters prosecutor. Kecogui
z.ance forfeiteel.
CIVIL SUITS.
Martha Somervilla vs. Francis MarKs.
Sci. Fa. Jurv find for plaimilt' in the tum
of STT'.'TO.
Sarah' E. VYeimandct. al. vs. David, Wil
liam ami Thomas HlacK. Trespass. Jury
liud feu- jilaintill'
W. M. Cooper & Co. vs. Jacob Warded.
Assumpsit. Jury find for plaintiff tfllM.--').
John "Wolf vs. Adam Priser. Trcs;:asi.
Jury find for plaint:!!" '-2. CO.
TllK llKPfBLKAN C0SGKESSIOXAI.CON
l'EKKXt'i: No NllMIX ATleJN. A ilispatcll
re.-eivetl from Eewistown at 3..r0 a. m.,
Thursday, announces that the Conference
ul.journed without uiaKiug a nomination,
arain meet at Cresseui to-meirrow
( Friday) at 11 o'clocK. They se;em deter
minetl to tight, it out ou that Hue if it takes
until the miehlle of next winter, ami iu the
meantime we Iiojm; they will try how it goe'S
at every available point in the ilistrict.
Dr. ISF.NRKKf;,of East Altoona, iahaving
entire su'cess in the use of his improvements
in Artitie ial Dental Plates. The wearer lias
double the satisfaction of any othe.-r plate
made by the profession. Any ope needing
teeth should see lite improvement before go
ing elsew here. O'.lice hours from M A. M. ,
until 7 r. M. A competent assistant will be
I iii the oilice in the evening until U o'clock.
TiJK Mimike Thaci;iy. Anmuchls upon
M--tt,ii lor n Aor Trial. I n Monday evcniiiej
last tli.- ease ol' the Commonwealth vs. Ml"
chael Miiuic, e oiivirte el at .1 um Sessions of
murder in the llrst uerce for killing liis wife
bear Mineral IVhit, was ealh-d up lor the
purpose ul' In uring the arguments for ami
against the jrraittiiiL-; of a new trial, as moved I
lor ly the in isemcr's conns.-! at the t-fhie .if 1
his conviction. The reasons tlieii lrcsentcd I
fer seeking another trial were reported in
mo 111 mis paper, ana lieucu we need not re
produce t he 111 here. Since then, however,
additional testimony has been taken, the
most imiHii taiit of which is the sworn state-'
lneiit of Mr. S. A. Keynohls, an employee of
the Pa. l;. IJ. Co., who testiiies that he was
working in the vicinity of Mineral Point at
the time of tin; tragedy, that abemt 7 o'clock
011 the morning of thi; day that the liody of
the murdered woman was funnel he; was
walking along the railroad track from the
direction of South Fork and towarels Mineral
Point, anil that at a short distance e-ast of
the place where the foot-prints led from the
scene of the tragedy to the railroael, he met
a suspicious looking m'riu walking in the tli
ree lion of South Fork, anil that In- noticed
that a portion of the stranger's coat-tail was
burned off. The deposition of this witness,
as well as the testimony of several others
w ho had been e-xamined for the purpose of
attempting to prove an alibi, was read liy Col.
Eiutoii, one of the prisoner's counsel, after
which Mr. Tierney, 011 In-half of the Com
monwealth, delivered an argument in oppo
sition to the granting of a new trial for the
reasons liitd ottered. Col. A. Keipeliu lol-lowe-d
for the prisone r, reviewing at length
the various re asons which had be;i-n submit
ted, and at the conclusion of his remarks his
colleague, Mr. Einum, eielivereil a most able
and lucid argument touching upon the rea
sons o lie-red ami also upon the- mate rial por
tions of the al'te-r-discovTeel evidence', which
might have had some- weight with the jury
had these witnesses been proeluced at the
time. Mr. Seehler cone-lu.leel for the Com
monwealth, and at a quarter past H o'clock
the prisoner, who was j. resent during these
proceedings, was remanded to jail and his
Honor, .! udge 1 cai,:innouiieeel that he would
elc-e id.; tiuaily upon the issues presented 011
or before Wednesday morning.
5Ki(I1;K ill .ST UIE.
Ou We.-.lnesday morning, his Honor, Judge
I Van, ovorruled the motion in arrest of judg
ment and for a new trial which was matle
by Moore's i-oune-l, und the prisoner was
called irp for sentence. The Judge, pre
vious to pronouiu ing the eiread judgment,
addre-sseel the lonelc-iuned in the following
pathetic terms '
Michael Moore: A jury of your country has
dee-lurt-d you g uilty o) t lie hiit Iiet crime known
to our laws. Your conviction was liael alter
a lair ami 1111 pariial trial acconimjf to law. It
niilit uluiosi tie saiil tne jurors were-in' your
own seiect ion. . A ny eviileneo oll'e-re-il Py the
( oiiiuiouwealih, ahoiii ihe aiiiiiisMhilny of
which we had any doulit, was eAc-onled. Ail
t he e ide-ue-e oil e red l.y you w hich in any way
' liore in Jour favor, However remotely, whs
i Imard. The trial hi.le-d almost eihi 1 ml days.
' ISefoi e it eomme'iie-cd. and iIui ihk 1 profiress,
I you we re- Ueleiieie-d liy aide, eoiise ie .iiious and
' zeal us eouiisel, and we do not l.esr.aic- 10 say
! thiil it tii li ins, .e-iil ami c-loiue-iie-e.- had availed
1 to avert this ve rdict, you would not be in juur
present sil nation.
iu Miln.iit 1 iiii;- ihe evidei:i-c' to the jury we
. wet -are I ill tun mil d for ou ev ei y ripiiil w hich
the taw nivi-s to the prisoner. e ie-p-atc'.liy
i said to tlie-ui that in eoiisiele-riiijt llic evioeiicu
the siiould stal l wilh the presui.ipiloii id our
! iiiiioc-cm;e thut Ihe-y stio.iul k'c' lo you ine
I Hem lit of this pi osu 111 p. ion in e-ve ry sien of
j then' dcliocri.Uous- tuat if a siniih- li.ik 111 tiie
I (.'on 1 inoli weal tti's chain of te-sl iiiuuiy was w a 11 1
i iiijr. or if a siny le mate rial tin t was incoiisisi
'. en 1 w 11 11 t he oliiMi lac-la ttinni.- to prov e rfioi t,
or if the whoie ot the t'acis out not point to
tt'tiilt, and puiil alone, llmt tiieeaseof tiielolii
inoiiv, c-i'.iiii h.ei l.iiie.l. hiid tiny must acipill
you. We also e-iireftUly elireeted their atieii
11011 I o e-vei y I h i 11-inj.liu e-d 111 y our ta 01 , and
! nixed im-iii lo sciutini.'.e iirfi.llj all ihe e-vi-I
m.uc-e whie h bore eiaiiist you. We Uo not
1 doiibr thai ihe jury li'iellijj-emly ami coiiscie-ii-i
tiously perforiued tiu-ir sw orn duly . 1 11 their
; ve'i iiiet weeoiic-ur. 'I'l.at vereuet is bed ore lis.
' From it we know lliat you and one Annie K.
j boj le e oiiiineiie-e.l living toRe-i her as man and
1 wife at Lilly's Station, 1.1 this eoiuiiy, 01 i..(
1 tli.it you lived together there nearly iwo years,
: w hen she lelt. iSotliin more was heard eif iie-r
i lo n..i fi-i:-nds. nor. so tar as Is known, bv vou.
I until the tall ol Is. 1 nearly six teen e-ai s al ic-r I
I when coii;iniiu:calioti by le-iee r vmis e.-taidi.-ii- ;
j e-d belwccn you and her. At I ids lime-sue- re- '
j sid.-d in l'mmdeipiiiu. t-oofi nf iei 011 visit her. j
j You 1111:1111 in r 111 w lull was, elouullc.-s, lo her !
I a coniiiii table- home'. Viln you ami lor you ;
i she leaves ii , newer to return. Mie t-iaiuieet 10 .
I !. your we dded wife- a c-hiiiii you ..i.l mil lieny. ',
1 o('. m-r em y.u I o e'sceola. A I 1 er I'ei.iiii.ii 11:
I tlie-ru Willi' weeks, lull o to '1' roue, whicu
I iuice you K.'uve 1 . ii'.i lu-r 011 I he e-ve-ni nr of ine
ii--111 ol 1 e-biuary last, and arrive at Aiuierul
i'oinr the same- e e.nie.rf. and from thereon loot
prex.-eed in tiie doe;v:t ion nf tho woods where
her mill ilatcd liody Was iouinl, 11ml t here, e-il her
that niflit or eai iy t he next mm niiij. nil ele
liberateiy toek her lite then ai temp led lo con
ceal all tiacisof I he crime by bin nine I in-body.
In ail the array of lae-is proven in me case, we
se ek iu vain tor one which can militate KUilt
or le-sseti our horror of tin- deed.
Sue liud been nick tor days be-fore and was too
ill te leave her loom nt U lone, and 11 is to be
prcsumcel tier coiuliti in had mil male-riiilly
chai:rcd when you arrived at Mineral Point
that ni;ht it was a cold, snowy, wintry uiht.
You conducted her into the woods, away trout
shelter, out of the reach of sue-eor no peM son
viisiiih. Your victim a poor, weak woman,
relying on you, conimuiir iu you, wearied and
win 11 111 trampim; t hroujf ii the snow, over those
blctik hiiis. ou thai winter ni-hi all at oni-e
e!iseove-rs Unit you intend to lnui-ui-r her. Ite-
euid help unable; to llee teo weak to resist
her u 11 11 1 1 ei abie aifotiy. her awful terror, are
beyond human coue-cl ion 1 D.-uf to the up
peaUof conse-ieiiee ele-af to the desiiaii iiiK cries
of your victim yoit tiiurderously crushed out
her lite ; but the; All-Seclntr llyesaw, lie whose
fur is always lislciiiiijf heard, and tiie deed in
11 li its liiilctiusness Is liiuiiglit to light, iicucc
this verdict, which ileehires that ou, Miehael
Moore, eiii the 1st ot last March, Willi matii-e
Jlf orct mum Ii t, wilfully, eie-lioerately ati-J with
preuietiilHi 1011, nuuclered Annie K. .Moore.
1 1 i ei 1110 11s for im to miler the ilrc-ud judgmvut
. that c-r.liet. Tunc- fe.r yem is now snort
may what t ei.no. ... .r O l. e iuidoyed bv vou in
repentance lor rime and in pre piii-ui i.'ni r.i
your de leuee iu that Court whose- juuiuc-nt is
luial -w hose seiitem e is lor eternity.
The usual question as to whether1 the pris-one't-
had anything to say why sentence of
eleath should mt be piMuouuccel against him
was then askcel, ami the; comhiiiiied, in a
nervous, abrupt manner, stated that he did
not get a fair sight that he had no opportu
nity lo see his witnessed to remind them of
facts to which they failed to t.-stify. He
said he was in Johnstown on the morning of
January L'i'ith, ami at Portage the saute day
that lie took dinner there and that Win.
j ilynuaml enquire Met tough were present
I that he offered a one- tlollar bill in payment
i for his meal, which Flyiiu refused to take'.
! Fly-mi was w riting some-thing in a book and
I asked what day of the month it was. Mc
I (tough answered it was the llth. I said,
"That is my birth-day." 1 went up to Mr.
I McGough's to see his farm, which I had a
I notion to buy. I told him 1 did not have
! enough money then, as I had eleposited what
1 had at Johnstown as bail lor my appear
I anee there to answer a suit. 1 got Mr. Mc
i Gotigh to count up how long it was from
then to the tirst of April. If youi Honor
I thinks 1 am guilty, you are welcome to pass
I sentence upon ine.
TUF. SENTENCE.
And now, September the 4th, 1-S72, it is the
Rctilcncuot' Ihe Court that you, Michael Moore,
be lukeii' 1 ream hence lei ihe place wlici.ee yeu
came witliui the jail oi tiie county ol I ;;i:ibi ia,
and from li.enee lo the plnee of t-.veciilioti,
wit in t ihe w alls or yard of the said jail of said
i;ou.ity. ami tuat oii I here be- Laiied by the
iiee-u. uniti you are Ucatt.
Immediately after sentence the prisoner
was remap.tled to jail. Yt'hile the hamlculls
were being placed upon him he atked the
Court lo hear a further s'atemt-nt, but he
was informeil that sentence had now been
luisseel upon him ami that it was too late. J
. 1 . . .
lit- muttered incoherent! v al-out aoiii-ari ii-t !
before another judge, ami then, in company I
with the sherilf and his tleputy," Michael j
Moore, the condemned murtlerer, passed j
from the Court room anil was conducted to j
jail along the street and under that blesseel
sunlight whie h in all probability he never
more will gaze upon untii he is led forth to
expiate his fearful criuie; upon tho fccaifotd.
The Doily Voice, in its report, of the ac
tion taivcn this weeic in the Meteire murder
case, assures its readers that a large assem
blage gathered to witness the proce-edings e.f
the most terrible murder ever committe-el in
this coiumuuity, and also that the prisoner
w as brought in by the sherilf and his deputy,
handcuffed, or words to that etfect. Of
course the Voire is wrong shipped entirely.
There were no "proct'eelings of .the most
terrible murder" at the Court House, as
icrrtoie iuui.tr. v... -
it asserts, nor were the shcrili and hi8 deputy
1 handcuffed.
Communtcatiorvs.
T(-u:s.sTv.-r, fckpt. 2, 172.
To the Editor iff the i-Vte ;i,hi .-
1'r.AB Siu Three issues nf the
Daily Vice have appeare-el sinee its weather
cock, leather-head oil ite-r miisl have ie:id m-
damagine;, daniiiimr indictment against him
1,1 yur last, issue, and vet lie has not dared
1 .. ....... 1; . .
to cemtradict a siimle statement eemtained
therein. He and a jew other e-ongcnial spirits
held a little- caucus to see what action should
be taken. One cursed ffud swore ami said
that "Anti-Frauel" should be answe red. An
other, sweet, innocent babe that he is, aked
"Whether any of my crushing charge's could
lie denied with even a semblance of success.
James F. Weathereoek, foaming and livid
with rage, stepped forward, and after giving
vent to his pent-up fee-lings in a few very
naughty expressions, unbosomcel himwlf
somewhat to this effect: ".'l.Irti4 men, un
fortunately ' for me, Jill these charges are
strictly true. Where is there a man wln
has not, at some epoch in his life, committed
an act or acts which, upon mature reflection,
his lictter judgment assures him were wrong'.'
Therefore it is that I regret, for the sake of
the Deinocrntie lr!y, that 1 ever belonged
to that organiy.ation. which we re infinitely
litter with-mt mey ;nd he-nee I am now U
ingall I can to make- amends for past errors."
James F. V'eat-liere oe k then stands e-on-yicted
of being worse than a jiolie-tical hire-
irng, lor before he got Sam Henry s iiionev he;
otte-re-el to i-ay a e-e.rtaiu mau if he would j
abuse; John Han;?u and write up Sam Hen-
ry as a pure aid inirtuwubite Kepuhlicau,
and all that sort of thing. He does not eleny
selling out to N.-gley. He eloes not deny
that lie was paid by Caw a nd voted for Pack
er. He does uot deny living from Packer
to Geary because Geary paid him for doing
so. He eloes not deny that I.e; d: mamicd
and got hi sh-munkv from a man in Johns
town, lie eloe-s imt deny that In; wrote for
money to Iljirlranft, 75ue kaSi-w, and Si'F.Kft.
1 ask, then, what con htb-nce can Pepnbli.-ans
or Di-moi rats place- in the wild ami reckless
celiTc.ria'.s which daily appear in the Vi'S
abusing and viMifying John Hannan ? Thy
Ilepublic-an-e of Cambria e-osrnt v lutve a fear-
j less, able ;:nd respe-ctable '.fgan in theJohns-
town Trihimr. Its ge-utlema:.ly editor i-i
j fully able aud willing, t-i advocate the course
I of his party, and wiriie hedetends the prin
; eijiles he; li'imxtly professes, he i-antiot bo
i chargtdwith being bought or briU-d.- Yet
j this acknowledged organ of 5.ini Ileiirj- and
his party scspi.-.cd to elescend into Ihelow
elept hs of personal abnsf"', attacking privai"
character The vrreti hed little- e liqu.- with Ji
much brains as a tom-tit liiat liroitrfit James
F. WcathcrciM-k here. ln-e-Kuse- of some petty
grudgi; tin j had oijaiitat thu Trilniu v'dor,
will find the-mselves sadly and liadly sold
if thev imagine1, in the ir narrow inte-lb-ctfi.
tliat. lames F. Weatheicc-e k and his jmUy
little I in; w in eve-r be able to ':ke the
place of the Trlhuiif. Thi. is the whole se
cret iu a nutshell this tin; r;usou why Mr.
"Wcathe-ri ock came to be iinpor'ted from an
other State into Johnstown.
Now, Mr. Weathereoe k, yn tell its in one
; part ot your foe that you came b. re to print
; a paper for money, and, in amiiln-r column
I you tell us that you run an independent
paper. "What isyour de iinition of '-imiep.-.n.i-
inl"? Di es imiepemletn" with you mean
I to villlfy, 10 lie, to elo anything and every
i thing low. mean and rase ally v. hen you are
. pn'd lor it :'
When you wc re- about startingyour e'eht 1 r
1 ten did you not promise several m-n in Cam-
bria borough that you would not interfere in
1 local politie-s? Did you i.ot tell several tm-ii
' in the same phice that you would mf suji
j port Henry in jind'eiem-e to l'.ani.an'.' These
j men subscribed for your paper, relying em
j your proniis.'. They have since k'ak rtl your
j l oe out, as they say that i and you are too
; mean and contempt ible to be sup;orteel by
j honest men. You blow a good deal about
: your huge advertising pntronag". Now,
j you know t( o well, ami we know al-o, that
more than three-fourths of the advertise
' liieiits whie-h appear in the l ae are bogus,
j You ptit them in without tin; knowledge of
j the ad vertise-rs, ami kee p them in although
veral times ordered eut. 1 ccutld, if I
; wisheei, name .-rsous living on Clinton,
! Main and Franklin streets, ami iu Cambria
! borough, w hose ael ve'i tiseiin-uts you n scried
i ami kept in against their wbhrs. l you
! call this '-daily increasing paTio;ia;'c'' .' 'i'wi
I thirds of tin persons that buy your I .' do
1 so from mere' -uriosity. Tin- morbidly in
j cliiu-d know that they v.iH timi in its 1 ol
) limns every little bit of scandal tlriT mi;y
i happen in our midst. I know one g'-ntle-!
man living on Eocust street that cha-.-il the
i newsboy away from hisdoor ami said he elid
I imt want to have- the Wilt UazrtU'i .ot:..: into
: his family.
! Come out, limn, fairly ami squar-'" ami
say that you are- kept here in the inte. s:sof
a liy li-.-publie-ans, at whose md y :: are
ready to w rite up and endeavor to prov that
corruption is purity, falsehoods is miiii,
slander is praise, vice is virtue, ami that '.:o
eb-vil is a saint. Let us hear from you, .
Chameleon We-athercock, for you are grii:g
to hear again frein us. In our next wo will
show fiti you p:ayd that the "hand of .m
assassin would take the life of Abe Eiiicohi,"
.v:c. AMi-FitAfH.
Note. In my letter of the 19;h ult. I allu
deel by nnplie-at ion to Cyrus Elder, Fsip, in con
nection with theeiisre-putable liflle I'ir. Since
then 1 am irlad to le'iirn that I was mistaken,
and 11 m now sorry that I linked 1 h- name of this
worthy ifentletuau with such bae aud beifsar
ly aysoeiulcs-
JoiINSTOWX, Sejit. 2, 1872.
EdituR Fheksan Some; intereste-d jier
sons, down la-re, are try to injure Mr. John
Eloe h, tin- prese-nt e-fticient Poor House; Di
rector, ami the- camlidate for that same of-ti-e.
tjiis fall, on ihe Democratic ticket.
They art, i-irculatiitf; slanderous reports in
regard to his bills put in lor coffins, for the
deceaseel jxior at Ebtmsburg. Mr. llloeh
lesires that the truth should be known about
.this matter, and hence ne wishes me tosiate
that he never made ami never charged for
ecdHns for the poor at Ebe-nsburg. Those
coffins were made by a cabinet-maker i:i
Eliensburg, and not by Mr. P.loi h. Mr.
thn-h eloe-s aeknowleelge that he made eh-veii
e oliius for deceased poor in the south of the
county, and useil his hearse and team in as
sisting to bury thcui, ami for ail this he only
received one hundred ami twenty-three elol
lars, or about eleven dollars apiece-, for e-of-iins,
time, trouble anel ail. This eloes not look
much like; dishonesry, uor robbery either.
These reports were noiloubt startc-dby his
opponent, whose heael is not always level,
with the elesign of injuring him. We do not
think that Mr. liloch lu-eds any defense, as
he w ill Ik- elected over his stupid opponent
by at least nine hundred majority, but we
write tie; facts just to let the world know
how much money Mr. liloe h got and what
he gave the poor for it. 1 f every public otli
cer hail as clean a record as Mr. F.loch it
w ould bo a good thing for the tax-paye-rs.
J USTICK.
The Best Mile of Track. East wee;k
we made mi-ntiou that a number of the oih
ce;rs ef the Pennsylvania railroael compauy
hael passed over the line of the road for the
purpose; of inspecting a numlier of sample
tracks of a mile iu length on oat h of the
three pi incipal eli visions. It is the intention
of tho company to improve the main line of
the road by putting- ilmvu a third track
through as speedily as possible, aud these
sample, tracks were ordereel to be put down
as a preliminary step toward the improve--
,1,t "t- l,r,z W,:X3 t,Ul,l1 ,, bu-
, rin . .... .lm Ljit t r;o- ic I lOtt. l.ri'i.
pervisor inakiug the best track. That prize
was Awarded te Mr. Jsauoici juiouson, a .-supervisor
on the Pittsburgh Division, whose plan
of construction will be adopted for the e;ou
teiiiplaleei improvements. Aituoua Tribune,
"Ah.
Campatox Cats, Cai-ks, and Torches.
The well known firm of John Y. Pitu.ek
& Co., Pittsburgh, are now prepared j fur
nish Clubs with Caps, Capes, Torches, ami
every variety of Goods for the coming Cam
paign. Every person knows Pitioek, and
knows also that all orders will lie filled by
this house promptly and satisfactorily. Bed
advertisement in another column.
Cheap Tictcrks. Now- i the time to
get four pictures taken for twenty-five cents
by the Eon Ton Ferivotype Company, who
I . A-. t.tieiie.i 1 a Branch (i abler v. for a short
I ue,..t ,.....--1,....
1 time only, on Centre street, lie any opposite
J tUe nrw jail, Ebensbnrg. In ve them call,
hAinK i:i:n u:, ?Ii:i:tim; im Ai.ti.hna. :
j -Ac. orilinjr 1(, previous l.oti.-e, the tri.-i'vU
j ol labor rc-torm met in mass ue.-eTiiig in
1 city of Altoona, 011 the I'mIi nil.
. 'A'lieiiu-eting was orgai.i.e-el by tho s-h ;
, tion of D. S. Dunham as IVcsielciit a..u lijci:
j aid Mi I UU as Secretary. j
! 'r- Stauberger was introduced and
j mail.- a few remarks. Mr. Henry P.unk. r :
! was also called upon and mad.; a Very i.eat,
; addre ss. Mr. U. F. Tiev.-.llii k, of Detroit,
j was then intro.iuced to the vast audience-,
: and made, as the .Vn assures us, one of the
I most inasu-rly,logieal and onvine ing seech
j I'snt-r listened u by an Altoiia ainiience-. i
I lollowiug among other resoluiions ;
were then passc-U, there being but one ed- :
seining voice : j
! Wiikukas, This jfoverumeht was-instituted
ttytlie- pe ople ami leu- the people, and upon U.e !
; prnieipio tuat their chosen rulers iiouiii. at tell :
I tmiesand undei aU t-iieiiuisianees, be sunjeel
; to the will ot the pi-opte tousiuulioually ex
! pr-s.setl. 1 heretore tie it j
! Hesnlrni, liy the lrieu.ls of E-ehor lU-form of !
j the city ol Alumna 111 uiass iiic'cuii- asscuiolc'il. '
i that we are 111 lavorot' nietitijr out not i tin
, extu:t jtmt Uc" to all men liie iaoorer, in'e irauer ;
! und tne capitalist. j
I i.V,.,i,ei, 'that labor is the only true wealth '
1 of any e-ountry, and we elemaii.i" tor it in liio
j Luitecl tiaie-s just ami lm nest legislation
j those whom the people have- or may uclettute 10
: euuet laws lor tue-ir weliare, n:4a just una 1111- '
i xm rl 1:1 1 . . -en 1 I..-. . .1' . .... - . ..... . . 1
ollie-tis.
Iiix-ihrl, That while ive will uphold the lcjriil
riiits t eiinil we will just as lirmly uiai.itaiii
1 he r.ki 1.1 . ii 1 1... 1 . 1.. .......... 1 .... .,.......,...,.... .
share of t he mollis arising 1 rom his m i k ices,
. ii'wfrnl, '1 uui we are 111 lavor ol lice t duea-
1 tion, uiiliauiiiielied bvscctariau ornai iv miiii
j eiic-es; t hat our colie-jjres euijiht to beaslree lo
I the poor man's child as are now our i-oi.nii.ui
J schools, and that. Hie iiiosr e-e-rtniti wi.y to pre
1 v ein t-rimea.id opprcsaiveclass icisialiuii is lo
. educate itie uia-ist-s.
i ICi . (red, '1'iiai tiie- iinportat iem of flegraeleel
j Coolie labor I rom ejuina into this eouniry under
. llio cotiiraet fssli-m, us now 111 vi jfue, is an u:i
! 1'iiraielcd oulriint; upon tne mitii.nl riiils
I every laboring- mail and woman in ine ...i.d a
bin against l.ooai.d hiiniaiulj and ihal we wnl
re-sisi 11s 1 u rl ner in 1 1 ouiie-i ion iiituluiosutic uy
cve-ry It rai means in our power.
i.'i.Niu-el, Tnal us Fiil'lLAiE.N not slaves as
cil l.i tis of this cOnimoiiwca!Ui ami repi.biu, we
will ask for nothing but wl.al is Kle.H'i and J
JLSt, ami win sui.iuit to no w ronji ; ami lor .
these principle s, w unm are held iu such esteem
by nil Honest men, we will stand Mioumcr lo !
slioiiuler, euir hearts throbbing 111 uinsoii, !
HKamsiail eue-roai-iuiie'tits upon l.iei.i, lei liicm i
come troni w ha te ve-r source they may, ami will :
never eeaseour e ilorts lor the cause oi' riiit 1
ami ju-Tiee- until e.c.iHl and e-Aae-t justice is!
nicleu ortt to jrtl citi.e-its ef liiis repubiu'.
i.'; mtlrt That tne e.icials of lids Siate ftnd !
nation hav e ticliayetl Ihe sacred Irusi reposed
ill ihein by iln- tLotti,jf ciiizens 01 tins e-..m-UiOllwenliti,
by perminins Ihe- ll'ipevb.llt u Olio
our -stai.', ti in !e H( out us com tt -ci Hystem -.of
three hundred Coolie slaves. wtocU hifve Vken
tlt- plaeosof three honored skilled nni k:.X-ii..t
the u-avr KiiOs cutl.-rv works, and the i;iur-
lt urn of three hundretl more 1.0 bike the- pn.ee I
of as mm:- more skiimd weriie-t hi the; eaiy of )
I'll isbiiruh, causing- us to view with best hti 111 j
litis last siu-eadiiiK-cu rse to Christ ianii und ui-ni.u.U,r-.
w hie.-h. ;f not stayed, w iii s.oiier or later !
reduce us to the le?el ! these Ue-y laded Asiatic
rat-outing heathens. j
lltx'.lnit. That we; woK-oroe to our ranks ail
hui,e.-- and palriotie cili.ens who have ilie.wel- 1
tare; of their country ami tne riuhtsfd' man al
heart, ami wee-ail upon all yomi t i; i i,s i.i tutu- ;
Nil from their iinniis aii f. .ruler pari i.-aii picji.-
oie es ami nid ii ?n i-l' vulr.uur brtilhcr man tt ':
ti.e position w i.i cii Nature's Ctod ituttnieu fciiin i
lo occupy. J
V.'lM, Mi-iti-KK Oct? la tit" Fall of
lst i, tin citizens of Indiana pun hase-d a
horse for Mr. Wi . H elilclinger, an ancd
man, to be used by n.ui in tiie elrayage busi
ness. The animal was purchased ir 111 a
man nairn-el YVilkshire lb:, hanan who was
somewhat -,vc.ik-ii:imb".l. and was a citizen of
Uayue township. Tim purchase money was
paid to Muchanan, ami he left tow n f- r his
home, but never reached that plae. Short
ly alter ISuch.li. an's mvetcious disappear
ance it was aiiiiotim
in some- w:.y that be
had gone west ami b.-i-l eli
was oenerallv e rcillt. d at tin
;i. "litis story
ti :m. ami, in a
few months aft -r, P.m-hanan's widow mar
rictl a i.jan by the; name of Anil re v.- Fisii-.v, i
a citiz -ii of (iratit towiirhip,aud has, v. e !..-
liei e, l e-i-u living with himi-p totin-pr:-s -ut '
time. V.'ithin the past few weeks a rumor
has gaim-d ciirri-iu y that W'ilkshire lim han- j
:;ii elid not ;. west, but that he had been -murdered
and his body secn-it-d in a censl
bank on lit- farm of Amirs w Fisher. A. ;
w.-.-k or two ago a ne'ihbor of F::b: r's, ::s
the story goes, called upon him, ami r'om-st- ,
ed lobe allowed to open up the old coal bank ;
on his premises. His reiuest was refttseel,
ami froti Ibis and either circitmstam-es with ,
which we have nof i-ece m- cognizant, the ',
belief grew iu the minds of several of his
neighbeirs that tiie botly tf lin- murdered
man lim-hunan had been secre-ted iuth coal j
bank. Wheth-r this siMitiis'-is tru -or not,
it is certainly the- fact that Fisher has thus
far positively refused to allow an investiga
tion int..) the matf-'r. Yesterday some twenty-five
citizens of the1 surrounding conn tra
ined near Dixonville, with the avowed pur
pose of probi!'ii the truth of tin matter to
t he Ik tt 0:11. "V await further development s
br-for, giving currency to many rumors con
cerning th- author of the suoposcel murder.
lui'liuia itrsfriiQcr, 2S?i till, n
Save Ycck Papeus. Aji exihauge tru" ;
ly says : Many p.-oph take newspapers, hut ,
few preserve lln-m, yet the most interesting j
reading imaginable is an e.ltl file of uewsjia- ;
jx-rs. It itrings up Ihe very age, with all i
its bustle a:td every day affairs, ami marks :
its genius ami its spirit more than the most
la'oorcel tbse-riptioit of tin historian. Who I
can take a paper elateel half a century ago, j
without the thought that almost every name j
there printed is cut upon the tombstone at
the head of an epitaph. It is easy b
serve m-wsoapers, ami they
f wine their value
tiie 1 rouble, for like that of
increases with their vears.
A I,ors rnNP. The- either tiVt n yoori
limn propontt'lc-.l Tbo timntl Qiiesri.u o the
idol of his he-ai t. She laid her soft w hite liami
in his. put her head unon It's manly shoulder,
hove; a swee-t. siii of re-siitation. and in Unmet
acce'iits t hat soum'.ed like sweet musie; on the
placid waters, w iiispcred that sl.e would be
l.is'it if he would nirrce to Imy ml the -foods
t'K-y would need in their Joint partnersliip at
the cheap cash store of V. S. i'arker. w!ios-
sf ek is always choice and prices always low.!
He.u'cepled like a sensible follow and ere lony
two more loving hearts will beat as one. I
At Hand. The season of tlm year whuo it is I
pli'ttsant to draw around a jrlowiiiir rtro a'ld j
spend the evening in home pursuits is once
more tit ham), even so closely eloes winter tread j
upon the track of stiinmer. And. spiakmir of
the approachiiiir colti-senstin, reminds us if the .
fact that that prince of fair dealers, George:
11 untie'', has in store a full line of cookiii-r, i
lieatiiur ami parlor stove, of every elesoription. '
Persoiis needinj: stores slinulel by all means c-all j
at Huntley's reiiownetl establishment, where '
ihcy can always buy at the rig-lit figures. j
There's not a Fmile but has its sitf-h, and ;
every pleasure's linked with sorrow; a gmi'e
may irbid t hine eye to-day, and sad tears dim !
its Ityht tii-inoiiiiw. Tiie- latter part of lids j
cotiplet ouifht to sujjK'est to the; minds of our !
readers t hat to-day, while eaedi e.f them wrs '
a smiling eye uud a happy heart, they outrht !
by all uieutis to call and see the eh-joint displny
of siipcrti jjroexls whteli Myersi.L.loytl are tlis
posinir of at lowest cash prices ami thereby
udcliuj; to the happiness of all their ciistoiiii-i i.
The Stop.e Tit at Minipnt Keets. Here is
the store that. Murphy keeps1: he re is the door
that yoes niiotlie store that Jas. J. Murphy
keeps; here is clot lies inside of the door ami. in
the store that Jas. J. Murphy keeps; here is the
"Star," KM, that, wet and elry. continues to
Phme. on Clinton street, oetoro me uoor eit
Murphy's more; and here is thecasl, that vomer
umi (riier leaves m ine store, niai n;is ineettor i
with !i awning before, with that Sbtr of yore, .
that shines evermore where J. J. Murphy keeps, j
Fut.r. of Emptiness. Few sounds rrat more j
eliscordantly upon the ear of the head eif the '
family the man whose daily toil provides for !
Ihe wants of a household Mian the serapimrof !
the bottom of a He ur burr 1 1 wh-: n the last baking- j
therein tsabout to take its departure-. And yet i
in this community it is an easy matte r to avoui ;
such discord, lor all a man ne-etl do is to take- :
th" precaution to have E..L Milis put in anottu t
ban el of his excellent elour before I... JH.;v.p!i!)r !
process comes ou. Jlills' flour is always notwl. '
Thk Johnstown ZVinneT-rf. nssorr-s us that I. !
T. Coppoek, of the Atw York Dry Goods and
Milline ry Store, In the Dpern House, keeps up
with the styles awl fashions. No matter how
frequently or suddenly they chaiure, he; is riifiil
up to time, and thus our citi.ens e;an always
buiidIv ihemselTi-s with the; latest and best
(ruiius ii iHiiii't:ii in hut iiiarivei, uy ttppucailon
at Copji-jck's head quarters of fashion.
Think of it. Time is said to be money, and
as it is natural to have a hankcric.-r a ter money,
we atlvise tne purchase! of a liooti tuue-kecper
at Cham, ltoberts' jrreat chtek. watch and m"
tion establishment Enn Hiieh street. If you
don't nee.) a time-piece-, buy a set of jewelry
or some other valuable article. J Here ns no enn
. to Cham.'s steek and there should be noleudlof
buyers at his far-fained establUSment.
.0 ami sr.;; n:t Ytrp.-i-:LK:--.m!y Kos-
the we-il kaova !:r:: ot tie-is - l'o-ter.
t
w"' l Now York lend i'i-. i.:. iei ;.li 1.1 re ccniie,
:-s his e-xi ei .ene.- in l.i- p.ireh;le of i: v
i-oo'is e-1 t i.e icm.-i .... 1 1 , l.i,..-' : ; ,.
-1
prs!ity is well U.-.w n w niKi t'l see
ru
tl.
1 oi e-i!-ioii.n-s to tint -ta.;:-!!sm:i w lieu
1.0. .1 -..i;; .s !-.. ...... .- i,...,-. ,. 1:... A
r have- the lnvi-o .....i i.... . ...1. i
..I dry Kocls in tins city, k.ui ih- l.rni d.ue to
ioae.'l i o Cl lU'-U" U ''"-' eaitiiie.u a.-
c,yi;pirrs!
. -lie "M 11011 01 men iiii-jrt. store- is devol.-.l t
the
ale oi carpets, ami :,s iiie v tuiv ui, o..i.i. ....
stock at a time they me m-e t-ssai-ilv e-ii:itiie.i in
buy ami sell elicater than any 01 siore 111
..... 11. . . ... t. . r. i!;iimi:n:in.nu-(.,,
Clinton stre'et. Jolmstown. und evinmi e Their
ironds and prn-esaud we are sure i eu wiii pat- ;
remise liie- ioni. i
incKKY . FcrtxirriiK wahkhooms.---
Joim Hiekey, l"iide-i take-r, on Juli:;n sti e- r.
Fourth Warel, Altoona, is prepareil to supply
Jletulie Uiirial lasc-s of aii oi.es ami patterns,!
an i ou roasouatilo terms.
ill". Hiekey e.-ps e-oo'-tiin1 !y on band a larve
ptock of new ami fashionaPle furniture', and
those who reijiiire aiiythinjr in liis line- should ,
jrive him a i.-ol. Ever- article; nt from his
rooms w ill I.e warranted as repre s.-nlevl. j
Hair and Straw Matt rasx-s manufactured to 1
order Ht less t han e i; y iii ii-es.
I'niie s.-iit chairs le-c-ane-d and fitted i.-p as
(food as new.
All ii-Uers Iroui a Oistauce promptl v attended .
o. Uul.i:.-ll.J
to consumptive:
the advertiser, haviuur bee-u permHiicullv
cured 01 that dread Oisease, ousu 111 d ion. bv a
si 111 pie remedy, is an. urns to make known to ins
It-How sull'erers Ihe means of cure. To all who
eh sire it, he will send a copy of tin preset I -on
lis-d. (Iri-eof clmrircl witii he dirccli.ms tor
1'1'eprti 1 1 1 v itnd loii.u- l i." .-,1 me. v, hlcii t ii.-y viii
I:. -id a si 1: K r 1: 1: i or ( e;.- r.1,1 p; 1. . ; r . i s,oi..i.V ii (, .
eli.'t.-i. -. I'jirin-s tsluii li.e prt-seripe ion w oi
plc-i.se audrc s
lir.v. 1"WA1!1) A. V 1I.SC iX,
li-lS.-ly. I'.h l'eiiu M.. V. illiamsoeti rfh. X. Y.
('Alt i in. F.v-ry genuine box of lin. Mc
LAMP'S I-IVliU i'll.l.S bears the- signature oT
FI.FMIXG EUijs., and th-ir priva;e l':d!(d
Staies Stamp. ;V"Take 110 oilier."' 'the
market is full of iniitat ions.
The partucisliip lierelorore ex- '
1 istiux- between Ihe li ndeisi ne-d wns ((is. ,
solved tiymntu.il eemscnt September 'Jd. I.",::. i
'I he Sii'loie and ifiruess bi:i!ess w iil be eon- :
tinueti in the nameoi H . ( '. l,i! -.iuger. bv whom '
ihe books of tne iate lirni v til m s.-t 1 i,.i.
H. C. I.IT.I N'. '..IE i
A. 1'. YEui.'.ii.
GAPGAPES, TORCHES, I
AMI !
FLAGS of A!S Sties; j
I.sntrrns, I,OL'clnr. nlc. and 1
raiiqiHlin (.tiii.Is eif all Llntis.
Buy from Manufacturers,
John W. yMocJv' & Co. ' j
Semi for Circular. !
JUil.v U. Ml'ltHAT...
los. m. 1:1 ... :
rii.ii'.-ii r.Tor.j tF
iM IT
MX m AM) STOVE WOIiKF.
iitii
hollida Y$j;ri:;. p.i.
HAYC'C liiirchns.-d the est:iblishu;ent Sntely
Ikn.ovn as Knierpi iso i'l.uiiiiiy, we are no.v
prepared to 111:1 :i 11 1 jri 11 re
of i vci ) d.-sei : pt ion.
ThQ Various Ctlcs cf Htovcs
maeiifrtetnred at our est 1 b! i-h ti ei; 1 ;;,e i.i
respect s I ', ;:a! t 1 any 1 u I in- 11 1.1 rio t .
Slcam Eniiicsandall kin.I f Marhincry
pron-.p! Iy ami satisfactorily it paired.
5 2"AU our work is wurraua-.l to beex.it t!v
what It is representtrd. lAiia:. :u.-if.j"
1 5rr oi " ' cai -1; i
VJMT IKIWX Fid TKIA I. :.t 11 Court -t
I moii Picas, to i e iu-ld --. t Fbens'i.irir. e;o..i-
; iuciictn(r on
.Vi.ild'li,', (it
M e;.r l.J .1 l l'.lt '. ;
SK(
in: wi--.i:k.
..vs. I.lo.td & 0.
. vs. Ani on.
. . vs. I iii vis et al.
. . vs. Sm 11 h.
..VS. I.' l.J ers.
I Marg-arf t Jours .....
: 'ri.einan
l-i ans e; al.
ISrot lierhne
; lii.u-:-n
1 I;.;...
Ha rberie -k'if A.lm'rs.
; y.- i h
; liuehiuinn ct si ... .
j Ir.sjen
j H.irker .S; Son
' VhII.
I Mil:il:en
1 Mcil.-rmit!
! Miiiikcn
! 'ox
.vs. IlMrbt iieks A!i:i'is.
.vs. i:. h. .
vs. y.t '-'i.
. ...vs. .M-fionivieV H.v's e-t ai
vs. I'retlley ef a I.
vs. M-Canee -Tv Kiir.e.
s. lii-l mi.
vs. CcOMiu ct r.
vs. Murtiii e-: n!.
vs. 'owan c-t al.
vs. Mnuiy.
Co.. vs. (biheim A Og-.je-n.
v.. J iu n a :i n.
vs. Murphy.
. vs. ( ; ii lan."
v. Chri-ty A I.iti.lv.
v. fa-he.
vs. (iihson Fye-iitors.
. . . V . 1 111 It. fee ,V ( (..
: I'.-rhii!'-. St'w'-f M
' Vaancr
; ll'.se
Speneer
; McKotuil l
lieorye
i r.!.ioie
i Cochran
J. K. HIT I-'.. Pr.-thonotarv.
l'rotliof-.e.tarys I biic-e, Fbensbnix, A. itf. 5. ls7:J.
L Davis
HIGH STREET,
Doors Vest of Centre Street,
Three
I.-KAI.KKS I.V
JJil W)J$ UkOltiUlhO, I
Ecots and Shoes, I
FL
0U3, FEED, BACON, FISH, !
CciTee, Tea, Syrups and LTcIassss.
ALE WHICH THKY 1'PONflSi: TO SELL A3
CilLAP AS Tii E CH CAP EST.
Country Produce taken for GOODS.
?sOTICK
ryilE rAUTXEKSMII' lieretoforee.T!-.tiri!rbe-
A
tween the unlersiirii'd was elissolved bv
miitual consent, Aua-usr Pith. lS.'.tf. The' Coal
business w ill he continued in the memc ofJ,l s.
j WY- i . ' ,' I.'V " "U,U IIie I'i,'..! U'.Zi, 1
S AM I, MILLiKEX.
Iloliidnyshnrg-, Au?.. Is;.-ot.
6
mm
RT
IUu7 EH
L: 1 uQ
O
1st , t
cut
SI s
Ky,ca - fi-A
Oaf - 4 O
A COLD WATCH,iTERNFY &. NULL,
ns a prize for solvinjr a I'uz.m
to appe-ar in the Hawn. Send
stitmo for e-ireiil..i to M'Vlnv
Dawn, I'uiladelphia. J'a. at!ur.2:i.-bii.
F. A. SHOF.X. AKEl! '.VM. ii. SrVe'HI.rit.
CHCEKAKIH -Si SECMLEE?,
A I lii-iieyii-nl-I.aw,
0-1(5. EnENSIiUUG, Cambria Co.. Pa. tf-1
( UO. A. EERrlY,
v-. atiuk:
N EV-A T- LA VT.
r?"Ofnce in mon- rf-ceiitly ort-ni ' J1'
i II. St'ciiit-r. Eso., in 'rh.uinis l.l.y.l s new -u.ei-
inir. Centre street, Eoeu-1iiutir. l a. An-r. l i-1
-L Aitorneft-fit-lsfitr.
orru-e m Frank'in street, (up stairs,) over
Len'toti s Hardwai u Store. Johiislowu, I'a.
A7ILLIA.M
K ITT ELL, Attoknky-
At-Law, ElU'iishiirif, l'a. OtTico in Colon
A
nade Kow, Cenlii-i BUvei. tJau.iiU.-il'.l
GHZAT HUUCI!ON IN ;A- ...
TO CP.ZH GUI tc.i:i: :
iSOtSE-Fl'KXlSllIXO. STORB.
1 be tile
,l. r; r. ...1 , r. i. - -
ivsju-e iu:;iy uaorrua tr.e
ESienslniri' and the e.iil.Jl.- tr...,.-
citi7.IT-a of
, 1 " f----
.! u:at re has made a great rttibction i:
1-iiccsto CASH P.UYKKS. My sbk w'
consist, in part, e l" CvuLin.j, Pmlui and Ha,
'V Move, id the im,st :j.ular kinels ; 'V..
-are ol every eh-siribtiott. of Ji. y :
u'.ucture; li, ltc,ue of ail kind, :V-N
Locks. Sciews, Putt Hit ges, 'j'abk' U s
Mtuttei UU-.g;-. !h.::.,J:,r. N..:' .V.
duw Glass, Puttv, Table Kt.-ives :.-; !
.Carving Ki.i-.es- a-.l l'..iks. M -.t .',
Apple Pan rs, P, ami I'orket K:;iv.
great vaiie-ty. S i,s. rs. Shear. lh'-rf ..
Strops Ax.-s, H.achet. namnurs. P.. ,,-.-
.....coii.es, ii-crs. L'l.issins, Planes Co,,,
passes. Square s, Files, M-i.s. Ar.-.-;s.' VjM :
Wrsti.d.es. Pip. p-v.e ami Cross. Cut S.,.v
-I..... ..... . .
e iiams n ait Kinds. si.ovr .-. Snaoe s S,
ami Miau.a, Ji ikt s. E .,,s.
Sine Easts. p,.-s. Wax Eli
... . ...
s"..
1 i i:ns;rrs, i.nm: rt..is. :'Ht-rt
w linyrrs, (Iiimi St..i
' Gates .intl Me:iur. s. Eui .l vr Stir1
1 .:. ' ;.;..!. - r;
j Nai.s, Horse S'-i.-e-. Can Strel. E m s. r
films, Kev. ivt rs, Pi-t-Is. Ciir'r'i'-es, p
1 ier. L'nj.s. Ia-s,,, c . O-hl SL..re P.. .
. Gratts am iiu Uncks. Vi ami Cr
. Punijis ami Yuhitir-: J.' ru ..- -;..; S.iu i',,
j Ware of all kind ; H'i,Vit ,:lul Willow I:
I n grcit variety : Cailv.u ! m.d Ear -!
Fish (Jit. Ed Oil, I.insf-.'.l ):',, Eubvi ..
, Gil, ll.in, T ar, Giass-,-;.,., p.;, t?i Ya-
. ts. 'i'll riie-U I i .it;. Alt i.'el. .V 7.
j FAMILY GRGCRiES,
; ueh a- Tea. CiTcc. Sugars. -Msse,. -;
ups. .Spices. Diie.i ivaeb. Ao.
' Kish, II.. tr.ii. y, Cra.tk'. H-.-c p,.d p; .
Eariev; S..:ip., Uai.ules ; TGri'tCt'G
('1GAI.S; Pair.t. Wl.itcw.s,,. S. t;;l.. :'
shoe. Ir-a-iing. Var.?KN. ,vt v-. Cloti es :.
Toot, irs!;.-s, k.!;; a;., i..- V-
: fjoros atel ,nii;:.i r.' ;(.-, ;i.i.l manv oi.i
i article.- at t!,e !ov(..st rates T.-r CASH.
hi-iice Sj,ituliw ma. ip, pain e.l ar.- ..'
UP loA." 1 ates f.,r CU.sk. A iii-er.il .list .c
made t- country dealers buvit. Tin-"-,
ivliobsa'e. GI (I li eWTI.F.Y
Eb. nsburg. Feb. 2. lS(.7.-ff.
?jy VJ.' 'O' r v vi s
VALUABLE CiFTG I
HI UK Jilsl l.l Kl-I 1 !. I-:
:iviu si--':i-'!if)vr:i i.v
ii
T.i
r.m n .'iom'Ihv.
Cne Oraii'l Cspitai FTise cf
Five Prizes $1,C00 f
r ai
i;ive Prizes $500 i
n !' t t it I.
r. r r
! t
i ' :. .5
i en n :zcs iiuU -2
'-in;. C
i I I en.'.
. .- .., ,'. , ,,. ....
7':ri 2!;i irmf J;ri;iii, j';
.'nilic .., tii fit, ,',00.
Timi Vl-n-Toiuii i:,;s, v-.'us! i iari.s vnrili ..'i -mi-' .
Ten frjiT.-t.y ft'iu-f;- M.k Idn.-s. v.ort ii H- i-cb.
I.lllll eV'-.i f,-K .(-,! ..-, - i ;: )(i i , , . t . . . ,
ii fr.nn ";n .'i. "j' . e.
I-adi- s' Col I.font bie and t ;..;.t s "e :,-.!. J V-i
. ( 'hates. :-"i:d and 1 .-. : .i -1 l;r i c-d sje-i 'I';sl,i
; ;od T.-.-t i, ,-. Photograph Alliums, j.we-lr,
; vtc., .Ve., e.
j W.:'.e suaior Z'J:z. lO.'n'O. - - ;;".:o:s V.zJL-ii .: "O.i t.
v-i: ts n t n;:i tt st ii in ki-tv i
j whom i.ilicritl iei:iimis will ; iv -.t.
i Sinoi kTickfts 2: Six Tiostrs H i: 'Iwrt.vH
j Tie kkts iu; Twenty- i vi; ; Kris hn.
Cireiilars eo'itniniiur a full list of prizes. si d. -.
script i'.n of tin- m.-i nner of t! r r i i-ir, hi t,;!nr
j information in reference to the I list nimi ion.
j will hi; soul to im'.v one orderiukr the 1:1. Al. l-i-j
ters must be uuut e.ed t-
i it'n. K, i.. i. si r.. pn wr,.
lal Ii". 5.-.'. St.. Cin INN t:, o.
GEO. C.K.ZAHjI,
-tKAl,l;its IN
BPwY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEEN SWARF,
IMTS. nPX, COOTS. SUIT,;-.
AND ALL ()THi:ii APT! CI. 1 1'- CUM;,
A LEY KKI'T IV A COfXTI.Y SI O E
WOOit ANI COUNTiJV IMJODtXT:
TASKS IN iSCHArOK Foil Cl l.IS.
Stcrc on South Side of Main Street,
I ITsKJ ! MUSIC! ! Tl .
-' St. .TfKrfir" -j
'JslSTI-
OF sr. .Josrfii
will be pi e'pa red to vice
I.osaons on t tie ll.iiMi
Ml.l.OIO.'lN oi-CAHI-NIIT
Mb JAN at any
tune after Easter.
J Feir termp r.pplj
to the- Supertore, Sis
ter M. UtiuTEN.-K, or to liev
Chara-cs moderate.
Elienslmrjr, A m il 1. lStftf.
K. C. Chiustt,
WOOLEN FACTOHY!
LJAVINti Introduced new mncl-in-ry into our
oolen I'i ctory. wo :tr:; now pri ; :in-.! b
maioiiiiet ure em slu.rt net iee. I ,i I'I 1 1 S. C A - sl
N ! ITS. liLANKETS. FLANNELS ol ah My its
r-Ti M KING VAKN'S. A.c. .Ve.
I r Woo! taken in exoh autre for c-.n-ls r r
worked on shares. Murk. ? pt h-e paid forw...-l.
T. If. .'.V'. A ('N'.
F.beiishurs-. Fe b. 21, ls",i:.-if.
F. H. TtElOKY .1A.VFS F. M I i..
1 AW am. COLEKCI ION Ol KK'K
o!..t.it.ie i:iv I wiioiHr-. i n.
tT.- s,lf.,.i oi;, i-tl-ii! paid to e-ole-t t io' - ? In
I par!
ef 1 ho I idle.;
Mate's.
!-is-'71.-;;'.i
1 AL! CO ii :-iu
nbscr is
prci-;- D ' t.. ! ut ii.-ii. b' lar-re or sn--iii
qllll'd 't It s. IO e;li .i'-e-oi A. j Jl.i.llf ! 1. e:..!
J:l 1't ' M i "' r" AL. at low esi nuokei in', s.
(.ml ilcl.veietl promptly and treeol e-hsij-'e ic-r
lui.iiin-r at any point in Fr.ensbur-j- or viciidty.
Onlers left at the Zaiim S'ii.he win vet cj ve t'.tie
j aite iitin. DAMEL IE ZAIIM.
TIL'ST N TION L SADDLE AND
IIAL'NESS S1IOI OF CAMi.lH A t'dl'NTV
Tlijr i s-.reel, n.pp.osite I men n i .l lit. .is.
. ev Wartl, -:i.fnsi.iir.'. 1' . M. M. r.M M.I.
1'ioprietor. SiiiMaanJ Unmr iciuie t.r .1 re-Jiairc-tl
ami ail ctlie-r we.i h. m my iinc e eeur-
bi . .... tiet lieiet.. r. e.il Tlie sf ul lest ll.'li:-.-. d
at the most re-asemable rates. Ll-lrl.-t
4 K1I iE lilEX. lll'L. Atlt ,.?-'-Ijitit..
Eilensbtiri, l'a. Oilice in new bailni;e
1 recently erected ou Ctmlie btreet. t -mors
! I'rvul Uib 6lr-.it. 1'S 27.
Frincipal OiT-fe iOI V. Frf! St.. Cinriar.i?f. O.
-8 :r--7 Z'.ZZ'.Z'.Z'.'l'. '12 ths cr.ti;
fijr r ii : - - ; J