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rrirrRS83 ' Cenvs Statistics of (.amekia l.oux
P'ScCiJi K lit k H ty. Fioin the first volume of the "Ninth
I 0 III A I lILLilShi!. C enMis of tlie United States,'' just issued,
.- - ..T.--r- .-. we compile the following statistics relating
!
0
. March 21, 1S73.
SToAL AND PERSONAL.
to Cambria county. 1 lie subjoined table
will show the insulation of the county
eery venlh year, beginning at lclO, with
the increase since the preceding census :
Joc-ol Corrcsjo7i(i encc.
tog raj. Vis," hy Misses Ivory and Sutton end
A. L. Ivory and the teacher. The latter
was a very lively burlesque, and pained for
A. L. I. a reputation second to none r.s a
ihotojirapher. Fcveral musr wcie sunt;
ty the Misses Irnrv and Miss Sutton, ami
'Tribune, wo are
f , .. i to have a nctv school-house,
which is to b completed
0-,-.! 'iVftce in her next.
H'Xeil t,iou-h .has .etitioned the
l General to change the name of
uti'Ce to lauiuurt v-iij
"eiVn s r" ll,ake its duut some
I'1 cLUlt Cist and tenth of April.
tltoona Ll4!i complained to
rAu'l. es ii"-,,,t liis Wifc tats
v m'u.l. much io his discomfort.
j lewait, of lieinpticid township,
Tl- ,,..! ,-oiuitv. had Insthieh bioK-
. .n:iU00." '
1 !! ihl"
ii ;', liuntintrdon the other
t". '!.,. the serious injury of
T1 '""r-eifeicd, and v. bo now lies in . ciit-
lncrtate.
1,170
:,7S1)
4.480
0.5 17
1,414
ihiow n floui a waj-on, on Mon
day
a woman
! r'of all kinds go to M. L. Oat
" M?tkeiel, white tish, lake herring,
'iening, cod-fish and smoked
::f,v.c thai? clsewUre in Ebensburg.
n'j'l-l'Su3 MtssttUjer -8 auihority for
"'.",fI"ei ,t thai a n an named Samuel
V'wi- i':..zen to death in this county
'ri. u;i lui jubt where or how it
1'"'C us.
'i'i'u "h. V.atterson, a railroad era
' I ,-t t'oneniaugh, had one of his
I . i .-usla d vvhie. assisting in mov-
t.il lo t -no ruund house, on
lUn J- f'nrray, of this j.lace,
v j.:. i .1:0 outcry, on caturoaj,
an elegant piano and a large.
w..u,ii:c ln'iincholu and kitchen
w haiuLi:Is.
at- n l'faller, of Conemaugh bor
, Wi I'.iosday's Johuslovtii 'lt-
no ff h.s feet baiiiy ciulicd by
: i . 1 - .. . 1.
upon U wiine j.t) w:tk woi Kiiig
u.ent as a puudlrr in the roii-
ii-?1;
Sal.:.cv
lf-
,f rf-.;:i-8
jr..t
e ar.vs; is are miglitier than the pen
v.ii'i ti.i.'er b tiie oicii.tion will
iLt ar.d ci.me again" if they lii.d
oili.j of their steal in futuie is-
Ilif r rre nut it.
o l.t.s'.xtiue lecently jaesed a bill
U.e Uovtrnur to app-omt a
...1 notaries public a& he may
er, the oiliccrs so fppoinled lo
V-; into ti.e tieabUiy ior mo
ii.moneallh.
bmkf man on the I',
was at O icensbiir,
lull 1 h(
. a te -I
iiifinv hor.er, a
:i V, ;. -m home
j !,;, a i' l.;ii imer s aiaiiou on juoihi.ij
'A' l.c.i.; i-.ught between the bump
rci' two tills, and " badly cruhhed that
Mi.i ti.si.ed iii-.n.eli:itely.
A. M to, Pi.-sh'.ert, H. A. Shoc
iiti.u ami lK asuier, and J as.
K,in.' M.n..ij,i i" 1 ha' is the way the Eb-
Jiuik' .iin.il g ami .vsiiiiiaciuiiug v.im-
.C(i
l.li:
And
n'.-t
iy.:,f.
J.'
n:e.
iian!;v nioht
s m a .aige scale.
ninl .mini Kinaid were
ioui twenty feet by the giv-
i ;t f i-a.lu.d at the Steel oi ks,
r, oti r inlay last, aim me resuu
; neil Irg for the former and a
, an'r.io fur the latter,
r iiiibin had both ltgs bailly
. ; ions crushed lv a fall of
. ... :l unr.eat iiouilock, n Friday,
'.".''hiist. lltibina, was injured m
. ...aimer, and maimed for life, at ;
.lace, just two years befofe.
naiuvd lluliiday, says the ;
:i lirijiocrtit, while endeavoring
ie?:. a coal wagon front running into
at Shafum Matmn, was drawn in
:l p wagon, a.nd fell to the bottom, a
of one bundled and sixty feet, and
t'.lied ins'autir.
r,ir townsman, Hon. A. A. Baiker,
i:d honors the high position of ( 5 rand
I uliv Templar of the .empleot Honor
fr, Irinperanco of l'cnosylvania, ami i
i-iigagd in making ollicial visits to
: ' snbordinato and Social Temples
iT. i.hout the Stale.
i-A young man named Harry Smith, a
j Tear. Population,
I lfSlO 2,117
: ls'20 3.2S7
isao 7,070
1M0 ll.'iott
i 1M0 17,773
li-00 211,155
1870 :?(t,5C9
I M'MBEll OF COLORED TOPULAl IO".
The census of 1S70 includes OS colored
persons, against 115 in 1800. The census
of 1810 shows y:J fiee colored persons ami
0 slaves. The number of colored (free)
decreased to 20 in 1820, and increased to
62 in ltu0, 9S in 1840, and 128 in 1"0,
from which figures it again deceased to
115 in 18UU r.nd to l8 in lb70. The slaves
j were not heaid of after It 10.
' SfM DKTt OF NATIVE AND KOIICIOX HORN.
i Of the native born. 28,758 were born in
Pennsylvania, in New York. 18 in New
! Jersey, V28 in Maryland, b'.i in Ohio, and
I 75 in East and Vvst irginia. Total na
j tive born, 2D.022.
j 'i'he number of foreign born resident in
! the county in 18C0 was i,5t5, and in lTO
I was 7,001). Not included in these figures
i there were in 1870, lti.840 having a fuieign
! born father, ami 15,200 haviiiLr a f.irsig'.t
Lorn mother. Of the 7,00'J foreign,
were born in British America, 184rSin Eng
laml and Wales, 2,210 in Iieland, 07 in
i Scotland, 12 in tJieat Britain (not stated),
i 2,704 in Germain-, 1K5 in Fram e. 7 in Noi
, way and Sweden, 20 in Switzerland, 2 in
i Holland, 2 in Poland, and 1 in Italy.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ILLITERACY.
j Of the 7,041 children reported as attend
ing school, 4.07'J ate white males, and i:,847
white females ; there are 10 colored males
ami 5 colored females reported. Of native
birth there aie 7,(180, and 201 of foreign
birth. Of those over ten years old who
cannot read we tind 1,720, and of those
j who cannot writw j.2o0. Of these iili'.eiate
j persons 2.005 are over 21 years, hile the
number between the ages of 01 -nd 15
is only 212, showing that there is improve
ment in the generation coming fin ward,
between the ages of fifteen and twenty
one there are 7 who cannot wi he. uf
: the illiterate enumerated above, 11527 are na
tive and 2,514 foicign born. The honors
of illiteracy are thus divided between the
sexes : Males who cannot write, 1,200 ;
females, 2,044.
ELECTED 6TA7ISI ICS.
I Under this head we tind in the county
50 religious organizations and 4) edifices,
capable of seating t.',i5 persons, and val
ued at t i 1 , K- ' Of thes organizations,
2 are Presbyterian, 0 Methodist, 7 Euther
an, 11 Poman Catholic, o Baptist, ami 1
Episcopalian.
STATISTICS OF SEX.
i Of males we find 1K.G"1. ami of females
17,00s a preponderance
in census statistics.
BY
Johnstown, March 18, 1373.
"Dear Frekman "The stormy March
has come at last." Peal, genuine Maich
weather prevails here in Johnstown, and
it is thought that the spring wiil open ear- Masters Ivory, eakiat.d and Eitzinger.
ly. '1 he sugar season hns fairly' begun, e also had an eiFcient band of it nsic from
and v ill soon be over. All fool's day is ; Chest Springs ami vicinity. 1 he closing
rapidly approaching. Moving day, too, ' address by J. B. Noonan ended theexhibi
w.th i s turmoil, ita trials, its labors, its tion. Mi.ch credit is due to the pupils of
silverings, and iis privations, will soon be ' tlds school, as well as t the audience who
upon us. I have often tried to write up witnessed their efforts to the former for
n.ovinj: day, but I could never do the sub- d:e admirable manner in which they ac
quitted themselves and to the latter for
Tun Bell's Gat Narrow OrAfiE Hail
r.OAD. The following description of the
i'.loe named enterprise, as we'd a the
region through whi'h it asses, and the
gieat natural stores of vralth its const rne
tion is sure to develop, appeimd in the
Ecliidaysbu; r Standard some three Moll lis
at'o,
at tl
1 1 A N DsOVK OF KICFS.
i-;.'f.i!ic w;. -r' lr.
Com Jr;,;! !, '): :. !, n)U l.idc
: Ad.i:
t!'f- I'bysii iaii, a a rule,
ci i;i.m;it i,!r chip in t:itii-.- m
cxer.-their
oil
.cos
la
it
i would l ave been publish
ject fuiI justice. My feeble eQ'oits are
somewhere on tile in your ofiiee ; so I will
content myself now by saving that 1 sin
eeiely symi.atldze v, ith those who are nn
nuaiiy compelled to move from piaco to
place, to find a shelter for themselves and
their families.
Among those of your patrons who have
not to move maj' be mentioned Frank .
Hay, who is still the same clever and oblig
ing man he has always been, rnd who
still puts up and cils any quantity of tiu
vare at his weil known stand on Washing
ton Stieet. Hay Brothers do not move
neither. They can be found on the same
stieet.
James J. Murphy does not change his
place neither, but will still sell cheap cloth
ing at the Star Clothing Sioro, Clinton
stieet.
The same may be said of John Ilannan.
Patrick O' Council has suspended for a
short period, to repair his spacious build
ing. Ho contemplates adding a numhar
of rooms. Mr. Streum has also suspended
temporily. to fix up his house. The Ben
ford House is about, having a cubit r.dded
to its stature, another story, mora room,
etc. The new M.-rkef House is completed,
a al the couneiimen of the borough have
bought thiity chairs, worth $1(5 apiece, for
themselves. .A i. other poor-house arrange
ment, except that O. I). V. is not appended
tolhis item of expense. The tax-j avers
hereabouts have to sit on twocioliar chairs.
John Dibert is now finishing up his man
sion. Ditto Jacob Ft ml. George Fritz is
about building a splendid stable near his
lesiilence. 1 lie new Episcopal clir.ich is
progressing, also the Albright church, in
the ot h ward.
Andy Glass, Johnstown's oldest and
mot efficient policeman, has been p:it on
the retired li;t. He and his four brothers
served in the war, but what of that? The
'poor soldier" appeal has lost its talisman
ie power, when slay-al-home patriots c.n
be promoted to the place once occti; itd by
the "deal soldier."
"C," who t. rites some for the Tribune,
Fays, in a panegjrie on the dead, that
'there in no living hand to-da that can
write the history of Johnstown prior to a
period of a quarter of a century ago ;" but
th.n he goes back himself to a half a cen
tury ago, and 1 think I could almost wiite
its history from 182:5. If I couldn't. Judge
I could. St ill it does not maliormuch
whether it be written at pll or not if it
should be written as badly as he writes it.
I'o Yinj could do it qu:te a weil.
The grtatesl woolen factory in the woil-.l.
Mstoi i-
a i ce e : i -
the good conduct observed by them on the
occasion. Z.
I"tr !!. "4 Tny nt tt. TV, n c !"- VoJ-T".
Pear Freeman. It was my good for
tune to be p rest lit at an enteilaii:n.ert
given by the members of br. Cecelia's Am
ateur Hebating Society, on the 17lhinst.
After being cotnfoi tably seated in Excel
sior Pall, a neatly printed progi r.maic
(nothing but neat jobs leave the jftMo.m
ofiice i was irivtn tome. Bv it I saw the
plays were '"Biian Br n hoin e," a
cal Hibernian melo-drama. and a f;
titled '-Watching ami Catching." 'i'he
dramatic persona were well sustained
throughout, and rcticcted credit on tht
Cecel:a;-s and those who trained them.
Mr. J. Peilly delivered the o;- niug address
in a very pleasing manner, his manly bear
ing and graceful gestures speaking highly
for the youm? orator. Mr. E. McSwiggcn
followed with the panegyric of St. Patrick.
The young Hibernian seemed in eaimsl
mid you could see plainly thut he spoke tho
sentiments of his big "hesit. Oh ! ho-.v
many rcminisccr.ee tl id his sj tech awaken
in the breast of many a Milcrian lemiuif
ceiit es of "The- J.ii-t rali! lle J the rr-;n,"
an island which is dear to every tine Irish
heart. V. J. Lynch, as Ui ian Borrhoime,
seemed lo catch some of that tire which
warmed the heart of Erin's Lest and great
est king. Mr. M. Hill played the part f
Tormajinus with very good eilect ; but vim
could f.- o plainly thai it was foreign to'h:s
nature to aci the tyrant. O'Donahuo was
woH personified by !r. P. Kelly, Ids gia (--ful
movements and tine speaking eliciting
merited applause. Mr. S. Can; bell sus"
tained the part of Erena finely. Her min
ing in disguised as a harper was renlly
tone! it'g. Mr. W. Kelly, with his "pro
log," kept the audience in roars of laugh
ter, and i think many w ill remember Felun
MeGuire for along time. Mr. H. 'loner
did his part very well ; the scenes between
him and his servant Larry kept ail piesei.t
in e-mtinur.l merriment. -Mr. V. Byan
acted the old miser and money-lender, a; d
few if any, I think, no matter how grave
tliey are, could look at him and his facto
tum. Jacob, without indulging in a heaity
laugh. Mr. P. iteynohls peisoiniiid "The
Traveler." and indetd to look at him you
! would think him "off on the 0.55 train."
i ami his dear Lucy along with him too. On
the whole 1 was much pleased with my
visit to my Ahn-.i Jiittcr, and will not soon
: forget the pleasant tcene I have hastily
i tried to sjit tch lor your couunns.
v us
time had not ouv coi v of the ; rrcr
in some mysterious viay escaped oni -vision.
As the road is desigi fd to tip the unde
veloped coal fehls and primeval forests of
tl e n rth eastern part of this county,
among our readers t hero are not a few who
w,il be inU-ioMcd, '- veil at thi late day, in
the account given Li low :
Thrre isn enterpri-.f in Tilair rrentv
which v li.ive often ib..nKbt of noti.-ir a't
: i n.e h-neth an enii i i i in. i i-.x i
i'l-iieu .ii wi!leii is !:uv;'-;v C.r.f to
On. B. K. Bell.
Narrow Gi;:i.-e
a"d id:
t:u- cut i pris'- and e'.ievi-v vi
ili'uo to t lie Bell's Oa
V.'
i..i.i.-..i,, liiiiiini uom j-,,-;) s ;i,nSi
l'a. K. K., over the Ailcj;hej,v nioentains
dow n to the valley cf the t'i a: tl.-hl er. ek.
This important wn-.k, wliieli is l he on'iv nar
row gurge road in the Stato, exi-ept a sTiiail
one in the sinthraci! eiml legions, was n.i...
nu lire, in April, 1S7L am! since tlirit Jin.e
the T.n!; .f const rm 1 ion lias been pushed
w itb ireat v1;or, until at 1 1 i i time tlie qra.!
ing has been completed as tar as tin sniemil,
:.tl tiie rails have ben laid within a mile
or to al' the same jioint.
"fader the supervision of skillful and ex
perienced engineers, the read ko far as hud
is a model of durable and (-.-.if engineering,
and we doubt it' there is a 1':k1 in tlio coun
try which, niulfr similar circuimtances, can
surpass it in t his e-scutial t !m ractr nsi .
And this has been accomplished in t!.M.!"ac.t
t' nnn.erons obstacles, thf character of the
"on .,, u-.e psrapiirtnalta esent u'.I to m
tcigcnt pi act ice. and some even combine
elegance with convenience. In the iatiir
caitgory the l)i. Oidshue must .n p.laccd.
1 hty have for many years er.;orl an e
tensive as well as lucrative pr.-ict'icc. wh .c'i.
cousiamiy increasing, rendeicl ineivaM-d
iiles m-cessai v. i iic-n- .-
but
j.. .... , .,c.
td tl. ai tney were -i ngeii t orcet nn addi
tional building. This has just been c Hn
p'.ttfd, a ltd tl.tir double suilc of ro..n;. rc
moilcled so as to secure th--" frr. atest -o-,i-veuience.
comfit and e!oLra:;ce.
The l'n.-t and irain 'ilc is the lTcej tion
roir.!. v hic'.i is ri.te;rl f : ; m tiiaet ftit(,
by the o!tl hrwny. To the right i-- tl:'
liniii s' consulting room, access t which
is also Lrai"ed from Grant s'.iei-t, but bv a
V3
laci
sev ml Ones f marge and uiv:ii,l.
situ li:eir i:t oi visiting i at a-r.ts s
l-,o
i a
'I:
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.e.i lO ,
I'.t ' i ; pn
..l.n..o
mil'. :i.-pel
MlVllt.
ir r ;.-,! i'l ,' i
i i-.ii -veil hi
K(ic . :
ml i ii. .
... 1 1
i- n.i. .
.i.irr
with .
!-.,,.
via
ii 1 re n.-p.
I. f-t.ti i?i :flir
the I.
ir.rs,
I.I.HO.
i pnrutrr. U Kill
11.; ili t.tet r' V nil
i. '. . ml i.! i f.
tion l t'llioiiH ile-
;.ir. ii.-l S"; ' f
oi1 ne-iiine
i n 'm il;; . , -if.-,
ti'inus, run-
ill.
'a i kr. l'i.Mi !
ii ' ;e j "i.nxr't t l"e e l If;' -
r, mi, j,-.. s M.-i-i ile! ! me I
vti:) li..( i. iicver'v of tin liioort.
.i.-lnlill Mlklier.sl b9-
1 .
It
disconnccir.l wi h tl
le
:ei:er-
n the left of tho iceiptioii
.other piivate c ni.li ing io;.i:
naris the Laboi nt'-rv. ; tluit
necessity for Kiitering the main
an
TOTAL
I
J
-.I :
i
Adams Towmi'p. . Kt
All, uiii-ny 'i ivii... l.-IOl
IliHekiicK is , . .
t q in unit T iv p . . . .
tMIlllMIH ilofO ..
Carrot! TO ne':. .
L'hi i oiHi.ii ilor. .
nest, t tw list.: p. .
t'li'SI P inns If r,
t irii t'llel.l T w p
( 1,1. Mill. tii l! 1 p
Co:;eiu'a Ho. . I r.
B-70.
IV4.J I
1.44
t'.'j 1
1 .f.-J 1
: 1 -jo
( .opcrsdai" bof.
' royle ii. esiii
I.oee.- ui v Hor. .
t. 0..in'a u I '' ' -i't
u us on I i. 'I'i.ii.; 1
t.nilii7.:n i wp. . .
J lies so a owns'p
TOW'NSHI
.lulu. mown, tm. w l.itl
..I'll
od " M.
4i a
5! II 1.11'
01 1 &IU
r.orotfi) Ilorotix'i. "St I
.M um-tiM- Tw.i. ... Mis
M 1 1 1 i ! J - lioro.
Fro-necl Hi ro
i leliiM ml 1
ti in 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 iB i. ..i
um in it "i i ie Itor. 17,
S.l..iellllllrt Tp. I.IlHi
l , In . n.i Tow tisliiji I.CiU
!.-4ij ! Vi HM.inali.il I v. . I .'.:
.-1 V.'tnie lowiiniiif.. '.-'.-J
4.'i '. Wiint'ir iloro ... : 0 J
ti7." Voucr Tijwiis'p. .. 1.0.J
"AKi I
:oi s On. Fikk at Ei.air Fck
liy jinmcd to lt-nlk. i ile
ire sluu k in this city about half
l.-Ul i
24 i :
PlSAST
At K -4
alarm of
l ast twelve o'clock on Tuesday mornim
was occr.sioneil by the desti ucuoii
lire
of twelve cars loaded with oil, and the
! burning of the oil loaded on live additional
cars, a shoit distance East of IJlair Fur
j mice. The cars were attached to the Sec
i ond Harrisburg Freight East, and when
near the scene of the comlagratioii a por-
bf'.ve of I'ercival F. Smith, Superinten- I tion of the train became detached and the
81 of the Lowistown Division, was crush- ;
3i: death whilst engaged in coupling
.! en Thursday last. An inquest was
ilc sin' the body subsequently foi wauled :
f i'.niington. Pel., for burial.
Mi. Kiizabeth Hichardu, of PlairFur- :
iqh. llUit county, has had her husband,
whji llithaids, incarcerted in the Holli
p -.nig jail on a charge of adultery. A
rb.;ii Mis. Will, employed as a domestic
t- family, said wilt thou to John, and j
;-.id ; hence the prosecution.
4 ' the dumping out. of tho bottom of
4 '.i.o at the bteel Voiks in Johnstown, I
riT last wek, a qwantity ot molten
t i was j reeipit ated upon a young man
ta. 1 John C horpenning, burning him in
a bhocking manner that little or no
) :.io of his recovery.
1.1 . -V . C
voting son ol -itr. ivmuii vweu, i
,e btinmgh, attemjited to get across
iioad track m a hoise and wagon,
i.vdAV last, but a moving tiain, com-.-..utact
With the vehicle, upset it
r w the boy out against sonio metal,
t I. ii-aking both of his legs.
ngi.i
n.
.! the ob.tuarv notices m our pr-
)xh . -.-..iv we announce the tieath tit a ht
'') u ,.f Mr. m. A. Jonus, antl in doing
'Ot-..: "t rci' ain from expressing ee, e t
vi "'I t for our greatly bvre.ivt d friend.
;i u ..-m than a fortnight Mr. Jones h..
'. ..-...-d ujiou to moutn the Li-s of wile,
4- .v-'i chihl, and truly m y i be sa tl
':- j uui.ien is haul to beat.
'.:. .:en, who les.erves well of his
' 'i ' l.'.. ad a large family, to which ad
ij t;4 being freijuctilly made. One
--f ins little boys was thus inter
f;'i : John, how many brothers and
'.tLif you got?" 'i don't know,"
T:el th'e boy; "I hain't, been home
- ii liuii." The boy had been at
I -iu'b .'he.iu cash sto.e buying goods 15
l,.jvor than they can bo hail eij,e-
:u LI
cars subsequently coming in contact the oil
took tire from some unexplained reason, to
tally desUoyitig the number of cars above ;
stnted. The liamcs from the burning oil :
brilliantly ilhjnunatetl the city, and it was ;
tirst suj. posed that the lower railway shops
were on liie. the alarm being struck there- ;
for, but it was soon discovered that tho
conflagration was outside the city limits, ;
when the tlitl'erent Lie companies quietly j
returned with their apparatus to their re- j
spective engine houses. I' poll proceeding ,
to clear up the wreex after tho liames had
subsided, the witckers i.'ere hori ilicd to j
discover the body of a boy who hud been ;
roasted to cL-ath during the progress td' the
tire, the body being so horribly burned as i
to be past recognition. From a bunch of i
keys subsequently picked n at the same
place wheie the botiy of the boy was tits-
covered, it was learned Ihut the name of,
tho deceased is F. II. Koss, wlmsu liomeis j
at liver's Mills, near '1 ipton, it being gen- j
e rally supposed that tue boy had uoten i
passage on the tram for the purpose of j
stealing a ride. '1 no burning of tlio cars j
blocked both tracks, consequently the pas- I
senior trains due in this city early in the :
morning were deiameti seveial hours. Al
toona Tribune.
r- . ii i :.. , - i i i .
Ol males Hoi usual ' m :easi in mis couiuv, win piooiioiv i it-
put m operation about the lust of May.
l'his immense structure islocaittl in Wood
vale borough, and will have an immense
capacity when put in comj lete operation,
i lnltnd to write a desti ipt ion of it anil the
new tannery in tiie same b".iough, express
ly for your ct'iumus, ;is bixiii as I can get
time.
! The school are all thsincr lw.e. One
month more will turn out upon the world
about two thousand pupils, if not t-chokns.
Apropos, 1 would say heio that the lifth
i moiitli schooling in ti.e to uships, like tho
: tk'th wheel to a wag m, is a useless cx
i pense. The schools become Rtarly de
: seitetl in the r-l liv-r, J-ift before tie time of
closing. It is not so in the boroughs,
! where children's hib' i is not rcquntd.
j We have two tljily papeis h.eio now, and
i there is a lively competition r rivah-l.ipe:;-l
isiing, viliu'h is salutary, if not whokson.e.
': I do m-t care which ni ; whips. Oi o goes
; by steam, and one by gas ; bv.i the gas, as
usual, gives the most light, wlolo t he steam
has the most power. My prayer is that
both may succeed. The editors have been
very kind to me, and I can but wish them
good luck. I take both papers, and both
daily ami weekly i.-snes, ami if these edi
tors had a thousand subscribers like me
they would soon shine conspicuously in the
li.-t f bankrupts. "Yon know how it is
yourself."
It i now proposed to form a new county
out tif the first ward of Johnstown. That
ward is very populous, judging by the vote
polled. Tho sixth ward will tie ready for
admission as a IState in iheyear 1870. Tho
territory is large, and there was an acces
sion in tne day to its population of sixteen
botlies, if not souls.
The morals of the people here have im
proved ten per cent, since the excitement
upon local option. This I know by ocular
demonstration, as well as cardie, sensation.
I have no doubt that the world would be
ten per cent, better without ardent drinks.
Yours,
Hi.
Willie.
i :
i'nlrlek'w 2ty l f;nlttziu.
Gai.mtzik, March IS, 1S73.
Mil. Eoitok The Penevoleut Associa
tion of An civ-ut Hibernians celebrated St.
Patrick's Hay here in a highly becoming
and pleasing manner by a large paradn.
The day was e'euraud line, the cool breeze
which prevailed throughout rendering the
occasion very agreeable. Early in the
morning those who wtre to take part in the
procession gathered at the -school house on
Tunnel Hill, and at half-past D o'clock pro
ceeded in a body to the thurch to attend
.Mass. l lie procession was omcertii ov
I'h os. Stanley, Count v Delegate, and Edw.
Cailaglmn and Jas. O''eHl, Piesh'.ent and
Secret at y lespectively of the Association.
They displayed a very beautiful gieer. siik
banner, wreathed wilii Ihe ever green slis-.m-rock
and bearing appropriate mscript ioua.
with pic! lire of the A pestle of Ireland and
Malt! of Erin with Iiaip.The richly triu meil
Ea.thos fairly glittered in the sun. At the
chuich our zealous pastor, Hcv. Thomas
Uyan, delivered a most eloquent and affect
ing senium on St. Patiick, the I'atrou of
Ireland, during which he dwelt feeliujrlv
upon the ciVoi is made by the English na- j
tion to crush out the faith in the Emerald
Isle, hut by strict adheience to the cun-
sels of their bishops and priests the t cmle '
of that beautiful but unfortunate hind had
preserved the faith, and to-day the govei n
1 ment of England is so paralyzed that there
is every reason to believe that the time is
not far distant when the sons of Ei in in
their own country, as well as in this, will
be able to display the banner of green and
elevaie it aiove tiie liatetui red. Alter. Mass
was over all fell into line and marched to !
Galiitzin Station, and from thence back to
Tunnel Hill, with tifes and drums J laying !
Irish tunes appropriate to the occasion, j
The people of Galiitzin who participated
tm that day not only did credit to them
i selves, but to tho cause they represented.
( euntry and -fhe height d the summit e
the point of connection w ith thp lVimw! v -
niara.lroad at Bell's Miiis i welve hnii.'.rod .
and foi ty-t". ve feet in a dbitam c of ilo and .
' a half miles rendering a i,raili- of i i.e l.un
, died and fifty-eight feet per milt and very
' heavy riruis neeessary. v
Tho scenery along tfie route of ih road is
necessarily t;rand. AVinding in and e.ri u: d
. mountain ravines, crossing gorges, curving
j arc.ninl prinls hundreds of feet above ihe
streams below, the traveler has unfolded to '
his view a. jianoiama of mountain scenery
: iiiistii passed in America, m.il amply worthy
' of a special visit by the admirer of nature '
in her grandest form.
i 'I he nionr.tain scenery, however grand, 1
' would scarcely compensate on" the building
of a railroad, and the e.-Mitlemtn w'no are ai
. the head of tip-enterprise, whil fully aj.;. re- 1
. l iating natnie's loveliness, are not iminind
! fill of her hidden jew els. ami it was to get
I at t he.-e that t he const niciion ol the road has j
been niiilertakett. Nature is s.f.me'.hing of j
: a miser, s,;, loves to hoard her treasures, i
: and is boiuetimcs smivs!til urlil Httacked
! Py men ' enertry and ei.terpri.se. Such was ;
tlie case in I his iiiMiacco. .
j Th" line of th road passes directly thro'
a legion teeming with undeveloped wea.th.
i lion ore is known to exist in laij.e qnanti- .
! ties. Lire ehiy of the tinest quality ahnn-
tlant. lliiilding t tones are numerous. 1 m
j n i ei iso fon-sls of pi re, htmlock, chest nut and '
other va.lur.lle tiinl-er w I'.isper to each other '
of the jjood tliey shall do in the i!l w hen ;
tin ax of lhe wooiiuiau has laid tliein low. '
j I'ndotihtedly, how ever, 1 1.e immense, tin-
. i:'.-i( ;.i-it ruai helds o. this leimi are th
imist important ami are destined to he a
source of almost incalciilal.l,-profit to their:
lucky owners. This coal is nearer tlie ea-t- '
ern markets than any other bituminous vein ,
tlrveiop.-d, is said to be fi'lly equal to the
celebrated I'limherland coal for all ptactical
purposes, and will command a ready sale.
It is estimated that the diily shipment of
coal alone over the road in onevear l'lom
the present time wiil exceed livo hundred
ton.
Thus it will be seen that lhe Dell's Gap
railroad is an important enterprise, that it ,
will open for purposes of tr.u'ic a n li and
hitherto undeveloped country, and ihat its
t'U-.iiiiess must of micessity ho n p-i in one. 1
Hut this is not all. The road proposes to
"spread itself." Tlie distance from Hell's
M::is to Clearfield Creek, one of the best
lumbering regions in the slate, is only six
teen miles. To tl.is point the. load will l.e
shortly tompieieil, ami, in ail pi onalu i it y , it
will in a lew years extend through t'iear
tii ld and adjoining countiesau.i connect w ith
other roads in the northwest. '
As ve said al thu be-inning, the rapid
cet.structiou of this important artery of
trade is mainly due to the indomitable cx
ei t ions i .f ' ie ieral Hell. True, ha ownn sev
eral thousand acu s of heavily timbered land
much of it underlaid with coal au-1 sev-
fr.Tv.re in
'''i'ar pur-
C. "-..' p
private door,
ai t i:ti acce.
room is ;.
and in the
tbi-i o is no
room to pro-euro mcdiemcs tr retire
advantage which ht.lv Patients alvav:
jneciate. T'r.e reception and eonMiUing
rooms an handsomely furnish d. and iti
tl t ir now iuh.rr.mt nts of paintings and up
h lstei ing iu-M-ni a most luxurious api finance.
"lhe Labo; -. , ;-y is a s ceial
itself, c. nsti ; d for the jari
pose of obtaining accuracy in compound
ing preci -i 5 . t ions. Peie the mei:cines
from tlio very ba-o to the composite state
are com i nuu'il y nudtf the iuiiunbate su
pervision of the physicians, so that tlie
gieatest accuracy is se.cuted. In charge
of the Laboratory i a cbmit of liflt en
year practical experience. Thus patterns
can liave the ntimt coufidencc in t! e jiu
rity of ti e medicines, and t 'no ."accurate
compounding of the prescriptions; r.hie
Ihe widesp: ead reputation of the 1'rs.
Oldshue themselves furnishes a guarantee
of their trustworthiness and skill, and h:s
l et'ii lieseived only by constant and intel
ligent application to the arduous ditties of
the medical profession in its varied 5 h.ise.
It gives us pleasure in thus noting the evi
dences of their enterprise and success.
i'i!tburih Tint.
lr
11
1 1 .701.
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III i!:ll'C.T OT I !h-.i.:i,- l,i ,. . .1
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x-r. ,;. r tf.e 'ftr,U-c l,i, nri
Ion 1n11.it i.M-iir,- :. . v.,.,o -..,.
'" "ro !i:t!d" to a.ittVr'.nif w.rs? x.an rt.viti.
-I ?e i-ii ri.-i iirmvv, inn
tn -si.. it: spii ii. JC'i lu icl
r,-.. '(', t,;,-. :. . (t. -l I -d tutinir eie
f.-f Miprijiii: i-.ine-il lorn'! o I heM ilts-ar-es,
v e.ik .in.i t !-.. tde ; tor clean:!: nn 1
put if i'.u the i itis.teii Mood mi.l itnparti' ' v!j-01-
1 1-; ! i tiie li.tvr a ; f r.- . i j ' 1 j ;i - ij i i, , restor
ing' the wn;i!:(.i...! ! !rt;tion. I'SU
. " ntrcisti or i-
iit.i Mehe,
wTifetj p.-o:eu e.c 1 iy t'i- Iciiih.i' medical
11 1 . 1 Si i l 1 ; s 1 1 : 1 .1 in. )o:i it t.i. I'.i ri "1 ho i:io?l pow
0 fui t ii'i- ::! -i ; :c;::i ive !; iiiuvn to I ho n:o.1i-.-.
' wiiil ! "' I 1 i- lu no now n ml nnt r ed iltsen v
err. hut lias leen lona i soil bv 1 lie leioiiinf phy
ieia:i : o: tier ei .nut i i s w it it t.'. ni.'ri .'n( rilur
fli..t -..nts.
1 h-.r'i it '.p ni n 'i'? i ir-a.'r t t-e iti.-et: e- nrirfin
t x c't' .tr ics h'i. piiv iet. Tln-y a i ve onl lem
p.e iiry 11 I'-ft. Iiul liT-.-nt ion. I'm t :U ney J:i.l ilys-!ii-;
!m . i 1 h iiii. tt nd k i mil e.1 1 i- uses, mOMiro
to P 'I'.w c-r 11".
K l-i-l' tiie n;.i. i.t .111 ro n Ti-I po; 1 1 1 4 ft -sat! rod.
J'11N t K'M.l.oiii;. is Ph-tt St., N. Y.,
! . S- U- A i. -it f..r ti:r I'nit'-l St:in.
j 1 i-i.-et-nel). tin p r H..tt'.e. Send for Circuliir
! IGKXSi: XTICK.Thc follow-
i iir Pctit:ei:s fnr Tavrni, V"Ttim House
II01.1.0A there ! are yon awiire that from
Huntley, the fair ih-rler and sonare, you
can buy tlie lies! of liardware, and home
made tinv .lle. Mini i.'i! kilels of woiii'l v- nr. ,
b-sio'es i-vi-i v ".f -Je of r!.-is.-.7 ;i 1 e, ;ind grocer
ies! heap, fresh and r.tre, at prices that v.iil
f. ir i hea tmess i om pa . e with t Irose of any hi-
dealer here or t 1m-,-. hoi .- '.' If you don't
know these fr.ets, 'call at Huntley's bi
house-fun isbit g depot. Fhensi.urg, and i.ti
willsoon see "how it is voiirseit" ;" hut f
you do know tln-m ami "ilni't act on the
knowledge, we can only say that jou are
s andii vt-t y n.nch in your licht, and the
sooner you j.;ct out of it the better for your
p. ket-i 01 ik.
oil at
n.i C'luirt f.i.ii.M n p m es.-nte.l nt Arunmont
("on 1 1 . con iiiene.iiir on l ue'dy, A prtl 1st :
1 Vt-:i.v I t( i n-"-.
('im!;tin Itn'cnit!;- C o.,re.. t.jotiner. Thonia-1
JmJ -o. Peter 1 1 annl.oi , Haniel McHouald, Ku
ni'.l ll.i rmi r.
oaen.a.iuh ri'irou.-'i PiiM Kl'.iy. 1st wr l.
I'.is- inriiiaiiKh !i orough Kdzu (111fer, Ia
vi.l l-'alo-7ti.
F. .it.k'iu il irrii?!: - P.-p r I':'.--;t.
.Tot'ii !r.-:i l oma I It thu, 1 ward: .la- T'.
llentor 1. J.iiui h i ii.. 1 ;.'.. Sli UTor, Win. llouht,
;' iviii-il: Jneoli i-eii.l, (t'l 'iii-I.
Mlllvi le p...!-.i,.-li -Peter Mc I lermot t. Joseph
Kie!o!ioii-e. Mis. Ann ll.iiley. rred. Sehnetder,
K'P'ifu. I boiii -i, M-.!ig-:ret Mejiermott.
Jiioh'i.Mii Town-hip- i.n lli.nl Noes, Cm lotiar.
ii'niew. .;. i.ii;5 i'..i:r.t-t.
' 1 i ... . ,re 1; .1-. n'rf : 1 eoriro WomTrrofh.
w isiiOu-t iti T iiir; Jo'ki .'laliptiaiit.
V :.! TowR'iip- Henry Kr: r.i-r.
HUNG HoI SK I.tl FVSF.
ro'.eii'.:llli :.. .I.i'm MTiirtJiiian, 2d WHrft.
( "liet S;i oi --" Pi i one li - ,Ioh 11 I'n mso.
P.f-.-n n r f 1 1 ; I-. SP-ohon A . t 'Imso.
.l.il.i'.ii.iwn U.ir. Adam Bicrshank, 8d ward ;
Pultun .V t own, 4th wir.t.
vc a tiT 1 ht; si:.
J.-.'.itnrown Tt -r. Hoary Kritz, John Iaidwig,
: .vhoiesale, ad wur-t-
1 .1. K. HtTE. r roth-. notary.
I F.l-enst'ur?. .ti.teh !,. l.s.a.
Heaven bless S.
1 rot her, k-c - gi i .ii:
line, unsurpassed by
coteplete is on M.on
.1. I less, w ho, -w ith h;
- so t! ne in 1 lie el it hi n:
any other. Their St.. r
street, in famous John-:
tow 1.
kind
1 .,.-.!
im.n 1
it km
street
ti rst in oici
spring Had
borough, where all will tind trea'nu nt
an i never know a sorrow for having
it a Li'Mikum lot of 1 lot hing cheap to-
. or
the;
lllle
-. to-d-l
v n t!,.-.;
is now
nt any other uni, for t-e
r store. LM 1 and V4.i Mriin
d to repletion with thi
ol eh-gan' clot hing, etc. .
-, that.has vet reached tl,
tor t In
Lit, cit v.
V." II !
inn in !e
duuise'
f rain
1:P
no
Nature beg"'ns to ibui her
green, and tie' other dames and
uniiii-i'i-i. thinking about a change
sii 0 -it 1" to tl... .-...e-,1 (e,!,,,,, now
a 'HT. : eldng, then will all feminino eyes ami
many feminine iooini, ps be turned in the
dir.: .: it. I. t 1 .11, .. .1 k'. 1. n- -.vm-d ilre-s
goods li ud 1 i r v 1. . y : :i r. 'r t " Td : i v st r'''t.
.lonnstown, which is ; r c." . n ' 1 lie phu-e
to I'll V t he i hoM cst e I ill I lie low est pi ii'
ti v m s.. .: ;
i lav
ah
ng he
Hut their abstnee would not affect the I They looked as 1 hough they were entering
iieiisiuirg
r-.t
:i-.v
l'ucsday last, a young man named
H.'uki, met with a most shocking
wl.ue employed at the log job tf
itnilio
aspiehaumt township, ihiscoiui- j 4jle piesumption is that he allowed the mat
.t at work at the time on top of j ,el. lo j,rey upon his mind until he became
llieili lUlidersoll, luiiir Gilt man 8
3- A. til
iU
C l..e. i'n.ei..d ill .ie I i-j rn I i :1 . r t.lift lilies.
J ' had het'oimug frozen together, and
them int., the river wIihII Slllhlplllv
i'1 gve vay, carrying bun with it,
.lie i.iissago ins head was caught be-
two of 1 net loos and crushed in a
IH1'oa! maiiiiei. nriidiicimr tieath almost
Vo.iug iiooks rt aided within
" e mile of tho Cherry Tree, and
ShockiX'"-. SciriDE at Kabt Co.nemaugh.
John Chitoliinz, one of the most respect
ed citizens of Kast Conemaugh, and a j
strictly honest man, as we know by expe
rience, was found hanging by the neck,
perfectly dead, on rtaLinilay morning last,
in tlie attic story of his boot and shoo shop
at that place. Mr. C. had left 1) is house on
Friday morning, after assuring his wife
that he was going to Johnstown to employ
t a shoemaker to work for him, Out his con
j tiu tied absence exciting alarm, seaich was
instituted and continued until the appalling
i fact was revealed that he had coimnutt-i
i suicide, as above stated. H hat prompted
the terrible deed is beyond human ken to
I conjecture, but as he was some three hun
! drett dollars behind in the collection ot a
ate entrusted to him as tax eoi.ectoi
In
T'auut twenty-one years of age.
jThe school building kuown as t
r "'1 liouse. in U'. Leliiirk towush
the Hoss
"ise, in lhackiick township, this
'".' .is destroyed by lire on r'riday
Cl" last about ' o'clock. liow the
"-t.-n.atcd is a mystery, but as the
wer lust discovered on the outside
tl'f building, one of two theories only
'.account for it either that it was set
iiiaiifiously or caught from a barrel
h the indies, being wood ashes, were
"lived. As ashes, however, had
Credit Mobilier and sich like
Suiiiming tip the last winter's campaign,
1 .i that we had twenty-f.uir snows,
forty blows, sixty c.J' , r. ...
ice-liootU. Not bat! for one term.
The lecture delivered on last Sunday
evei-.ii.g by Kev, Francis B. Cannon, O. H.
li., in tlie Catholic clouch of this place
cave universal satisfaction.
i'he tiagic death of John Cristanz, at
Kast Conemaugh, has protlucetl uprofouml
sensittioti. lie was aii honest man, and his
very honesty was the cause of his death.
Four man 1 We sympathize deeply with
the family.
There have been so many accidents and
deaths here of late, that 1 cannot record
tlieiu. There is only one step between
time and eternity. Ami here 1 would quote
a stanza from Gray's Llegy, but that foun
tain of poetry has been and is tapped by so
many that 1 leliain at piescnt.
You cannot fail to perceive that I atn
rapidly improving in English, and in gen-
eial knowledge. 1 here is an editor m
Fiu.xsutawny that people poke their fun
at. Hut that editor could puzzle somi of
the wisest of the editorial corps. He knows
which is the but end of a saw-log, ami I'd
bet that not one out of ten editors in the
fcHate can tell that. l'o Vang.
Ci-F.artield Tvvp., March 12, 1873.
Mb. Er.noK As the common schools in
thi township have nearly all closed, 1 pre-
1,11 tia.lv insane, anil wuue in uw sume you vwn wuu ncsiu.ic iu I'lmv on"o
1 tion committed the shocking act ol sell- sketch from this section 111 regaid toanex
i laurder which deprived his wife and two I bibition that was held yesterday at John li.
! children of a kiml husband and father and Syoonan'a school, known as the Moyer's
j the commuuity of a Highly esteemed citi- j school, in this township. (If the schools
zen The deceased held tlie oineesot ui- were not ncariy an ciuseu nuuiu wc oe jus
oess and iustice of Hie peace al the time of titled iu hesitating? Ed.) The perform
ances, winch consisted ot various plays,
was aged about 43 years, and ! sungs and 01 ations of choice selection, were
bis adopted country bravely in ; well rendered by the young pupils of said
school, lhe Introductory, which was de
ins death. He was born Ui ueluennousen.
German v.
had served his adopted
the late war.
The house, barn anu outbuildings on
th farm of Samuel Moore, about midway
between Newry and the 'oot of Ten, were 1
eomi.ietelv destroyed by tire oil Sunday
morning last about 3 o'clock. The proper
livered by J- li. Noonan, was an original,
manly composition, ami its style and deliv
ery rellected much credit 011 the author.
The tirst play was "A Day's Sport lluiit
iii"," by Masters Litzinger and MeDermitt.
It was performed with much skill and pro-
ty was occupied bv Robert V. McFarland, duced quite a sensation among the specta
w ho lost four horses, three colts, nine head j tor. -Keeping Tavern by Masters De-
' . l. I llf nii.t It L.-JL- Igilil mul ""MiaWavtiv
1'Ul
' thr.
VI All
r;.:-ir.,.
no ashes, however,
in the barrel for several days, and
atr having become perfectly
lii.i' to presume that the lire was
I ail iucer.d'mi v School books
eity vnt with the budding.
of entile i,io.iii.- furniture, etc.. to me
value of some $C,i)o0, and having no insur
ance, is left almost destitute. Mr. Moore's
loss aggregates about $4,000, half of which
is covered by insurance. The lire was first
discovered m the straw stack, and is be
lieved to have beea the work of an iricen-
armitt antl Veakland, aud "lhe Way to
Windham," by Mastei-s Ivory and button,
weie both admirably presented and elicited
cheers from the audience. The next play,
"The Colored Cousins," was performed by
the teacher and Jos. Sutton, after which
came "Grief Too Expenive," by teacher
and N. Burke, followed by "Taking Fho-
a field of military tlisi lay. and a finer b
of nictt could not be found anywhere.
Their appearance intiicattd great pridu in
pt oauso antl a c; immeiid.tble desire to do
honor to the great name 01 01. i an a s.
The hour of 2 o'clock having arrived, antl
the men having become wearied, they Imb
ed opposite the school house on 't unnel
Hill, and after giving three cheeis for Erin
and "the day we celebrated," returned to
their respective homes, without having in
dulged to a noticeable extent in the bever
ages so commonly used on such occasions.
So ended the l?tli of Match at Galiitzin ami
Tunnel Hill. OrsHitvEit.
Ar.otltrr Account.
CIam-itzin, March 17, lSTU.
Editor Fsikeman Di-tr Sir: The an
nual festival of St. Fatrtck was celebrated
here iu a very respectable and appropriate
manner. The Society of St. Patrick, num
bering about eighty members, convened at
their usual place of meeting at an early
hour, ami were there formed in piocessiou
by that model gentleman, M. Maher. Es:p,
as chief mm shah assisted by IL Troy, Esq.,
President of the Society, 'i he star spangled
banner was carried in front of the proces
sion, followed by the magnificent banner of
the Society. Tiie procession, preceded by-
excellent martial music, matched about
one mile and a half, and then repaired to
the church, where High Mass was ottered
for the benefit of the Society. After Mass
a very able address was delivered by oar
revered pastor on the strength and firmness
of the faith implanted by tt. Patrick in
the lieaits of the Irish people, and conclu
ded by exhorting all to imit .tie his example
by loving God above ail ami our neighbors
as ourselves lor the love of God. The A.
(. of li. II., numbering upwards of Plfty
members, also made their appearance for
tlie first time, attired in handsome regalia,
aud follow lug a beautiful and costly ban
ner, going in procession to the chuich, and
after Mass marched to Galiitzin and from
thence back to their place 01 meeting.
Every person behaved with great deco
rum and in a true Christian spirit through
out the entire day. and up to a late hour
not a single drowned shamrock was to bo
seen anyw here. P" J- P.
Thf. Rioht Way. The w ay to get rich
is to spend less money than you earn, and
tVi nrnner w av to do this is to buy where
vou can buv the cheapest, and buy only wliat
vou need. Myers & Lloyd's great mercan
tile mart offers the best inducements toca,-h
purchasersin this region. Goods Tery chep,
very select, aud very abundant.
eral scams of in m ore and fir
line of the road, ami wiil be "reat.lv benefit
ted by its completion, but itonetln-lessiU.es
he deserve tiie commendation of all w ho are
in favor of the proper development of those
advantaces given us by nature. That he
may reap an abundant harvest from the in
vestment of time ami money, is the sincere
wish of all who know hint.
l'.ell's Mills already feels the impetus j;iv
tm by the narrow gauge railroad. A town
of over tive hundred lots has been laid out,
ami there is ample room for that further ex
tension which is bound to ome. Many of
thu lots have been sold and numerous nevv
btiildings will be erected in tint spring. The
shops of the I'.eli's Gap railroad company
will all lie located here, with warehouses,
transfer sidings, coal tipples, and other ne
cessary buildings.
Tho Petin'a rai'rovd company, which al
ways looks far into the future and plans ac
cordingly, is at present engaged in making
r.ome very important and ct tensive improve
ments at" Heli's Mills, looking tow ard the
transaction of the heavy shipping business
which will be done at that point by nnxt
spring. Among other things, we note the
watering station for the main line, the great
corporation having made arrangements with
Cen.-ral !Se!l for a sunplv of water from
P.ell's linn, which furnishes an abundance I
of pure water, notonlv for this purpose, but j
also lor l..e wants oi itie prcpie.
. '
Altootia has had another sensation in 5
the discovtry of the tit ad bodies of two in- j
fants, both undoubtedly the fruits of illti- j
"itimate passion, and both the probable
sacrifices to a heartless mother's shame. j
One of the little unfortunates was found 1
in Oimes Jc Sink's ice house, while the j
other was discovered on the plank load, a ;
short distance from the city. The Coroner j
held the customary inquests, but no clue
to the heaitless perpetrators of the coward- i
ly murdeis was discovered.
i---
Nf.w llorsi! and Lot of Gkofno fck
S a I.K. Situate on Julian street, threedoors
from Town Hall. The house has just been
finished inside and out, and contains seven
commodious rooms, has a good cellar under
the trout part and a well of excellent water
at the door. This property is hu-aled on one
of the. iK-st streets in ICiicnsburg. and can be
bought theap for cash. Possession jiivenon
the tirst day of April next. Apply immedi
ately to T. T. Sl'KNCi;
At his Photograph Gallery, opp. new liauk.
ICW I si - i; V A XS.-M 11 rir-d. Pi '.niihi-ia t p.
r.a t li. iji '.: i :ii . I v !:.. i ! . "it. fox. ,t c .::
thsti Lewis niid .Nilss A unit- I!. Eviiu., both
snli ton 1 1 -.Li p.
STORE GOGuS at PRIVATE SALE
AruJ Ctr :o S'oiiso on Lease.
'I'll;; s'thso, i!-er- niTer nt private ale their
I eat : ! pti 1 if ti..relco.dise ami vtiII leaso
' their -"tore !..ue, .v..-.. f..ra termor tears.
S-Od property is iu M. jt r.' iH-c I'liuri h. Ciini-
l.i i;i eo.. nn.' h:. .lore h irooil nein The ill
1 Itcfilt'iof Tl'P mentor narfiter i The only ri-uini.i
; forvvislimp to s d. -No better locution in th
I eon ti 1 3- f . r ii eo. n 1 rv t..ri-. i f not it j -1 lose, of
' l.v the tirsi ii. iv or April n.'it. we wjli w.-"iit 1
! jood m:m to s"ll g-oods for us one who cuu
! reuk tlerii'Hn ped eoriie -!l reeom mended.-
Notie 01 !;.-rm cd apply, lloml vvnjres will hj
; livi." to ::'. ivplv to Wvi, 1 MCKEY
! i Hi'.v. :i! f .c ti 1 i ope. f le.irth'l.l coii n t V. Pn.
W M. s. I ill K KV .V MIX.
?t. I fi-vri t' . T' !'. '. p::t. :ti:i,
1 Nnrirr.- vy c. Vj,, ,. t-.o iiiit!iori7.fl ny-nt itofnif
liusitv-s Tor us in in ml. via county or else where,
f II I'll A NS1 COV UT SAtTk. '
; " " I'SIMTEnF U ,.uv Cel t. HEC'l).
i I'.y in ne o( nn ..rder ol the ( ii di:i;is' f om t.
1 of l ii'-pi ; i cd-.intv. t i me direeted. there wiil
' ''C e.v,.o.f. to '''' ;e a e. p t h p n-111 i e in
'-id I li .' ii invi-:,'p. i niV.ii itt county, nn Vim
j -?:v. tiTir-ti I'Ut. insl.. lit 1 o'clock. P. M..ill
fin;
i;i tv n v.
JOXt:.- Iii.-d. iii t!is J'ih"
rrrnrt A., son of A.J
L' mi .nt lis h:1 i 1 d-iv .
I.ri'ziv ii: iiie.i. in ai
ir.-h lit!'.
111!
p. on Tue !ny hist,
nies. if ed V," v ee i -.
!p!ti.itr t iwn.sl.i i
sou of SI inoii and
ot i-roiii
M:rv ! -t 1 . i 1 14 r, e-.e-i i vei-Ks.
(it IsS.- lied, iii Altooiei. on Tnesilav I'l't.
Mi. Ann tii.s, w ife of Jotiu lioss. recently el j
Chis plnc-. -c 'd alioiO U3 yt-nf. I
M I ' K ! ! I V . - I "i d. in .lohn-t'ivn. on Sunday
hist. i!.l . ai d '.. in funt son f John .1 :tnd I ns
Sie M ii rph.v. Hired five mid n h. 1 f in or t u.
Ki 1 Vv" A Hi IS. i lied. Pi Piiyne iiovnhip, I'.di
anu con nt y , m t lie uioi id nr of the r.t h 1 t -1 :uit ,
(vc n Klwitrdn, in the i.ti'.i year of hi:i".
Idl'i I.K. llle.l, in Ail'-'fhei'.v to usl.lp, nn
ttie l'"h iusr.. of itilliiiiui attoil of the lini?.
Fuiude '.'.. infMiit li ui! liter of lier.ry J. unJ t'ar
1 I". l,i 1 1 'e, r.: ? ! 2 nioiit h- h ii '. 1 y.
V A Id. All!-:.- 1'ied, in APoomi.'on the lnth
Ins'., of senrh-t fever. Hnpl'ttcl A of est ns. ,
ond son of .!. . nie I Liz.ie M. Vailnde, iiied 1
vt-nrs i'.nl - days.
r it. t It I. - i; 1 inf .-n et of W'M. f it K. 'tee'd,
a.---! to a r net-:-: tiu i.ur tK c.koi'nd
e.l in (i r i: i triu I .i.viislii p. f .nn tiria coiiu-
V. a.!jo:;iiriir triads of .lueit-R i u rriiy, d' t-'il. oil
o imrMi. p' perty of MeTfijrue on the
vet. a imldie ro-id on the enl.unt lands of
V';iii-:i k rC.-c." in -i ri I .lol-.n ';it er- on t hi south,
c. .n t ! in imr - 'H r-. more or ion, n 1 1 eleareit ami
ui :i t:ior "r en : t ivnt i. in. Htid on which
! ere'fd ii ono-sffirv IjOO Hons'.
l'er:i: will he m i le l:ii-iwn on day of Rule.
SMI'l'.l. CHAliV. Administrator,
fblil tzin Twp., M.treh 7, ls'.J.-lt.
SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtue of a
' writ of l" i, I. I'j ;.n.. isued out of the Court
of t om inoii Plea" 'if 'am hri t eon nt) m il tomu
directed, there win lieexpod to public stile,
:lt lhe I "oni I louse in KP'.-llsliiil'K. oil Tt'HSDAT,
the 1st n.'.v iif A l'ltti. next, at one o'clock, p.
in., tie- t.'U.ovinsr real csitttc. to wit :
A II the tif it. title uini interest of Jitnies Wll-kt'K.-.ri.
t. iri nu. I tn lot of g-rotiiirt pitmtte in
.in "' to hon ui h. f ainhri t count y. f rout inpr on
s i :,! si rci-t en the en sr. on 1 he weft by St .
-t iseph -tri et. on tr.e s.uith hy lot of Kr-lix Hei-x,
niid on ' he iii .rt'ii l.y an nht y. iinv itn.' thernoii
ci ec'cd i mie story miirhle shop, now in the oc
cupancy of I'r.i ke' I.everoo-I. Taken in exe
e ut ion ii ml to hu sol 1 nt t !.. - suit of f . F. O' I ma
nel!. V'. H. I:i X AfK V.'.l. SI rifT.
j .Sheriffs Once, Ktit-u.-h u iv, March U.
N
The ftiiim.il e'eoti:;!'.
() i it i.. l ne ftiun
It. i.i .! of Trustees ol t In K'n nsi.iir
em r ivlii be h-id ut lhe I oni I jioii- In i.
bui'tf ou Mi.mi.'.i, the 7th pay of Amur
"iMtVei, -V.'-i!l. M'. K.KCAXr.ANVSfc
Cild-
next.
( 'AUTIOX. Al! persons sire hcrei-y
s eiirioii"d .;i!iiie-t iuti-iTeriiir in liny .. .y
with l1:.- 1 . 1. 1-c i le-' itmiiiIi ali'l Ciiatiels l.otilit
by us from Win, P. linek. ot I'arro I lowi.sloi-.
ini.l left vv it h I on uu rnirf on r pit iisu re : - bay
imlies. !.' cvov . 1 heifer. 1" slice'.. S linf) 1 two-hor-t
vvii.joii, 1 prit.K- vvi.-oi,, 1 ! rc'miu- ma
etiiuo. 1 cut i I lo , a lot of i v e. oi . nay a :i i
strav . Vi h-iWt ends nie S led lin. ! 1 ch-ro i eup
board. I P.iees sewuirf tii.ic.iuie. 1 c...c:t. I n hi ei
bn.trow, li.ioi'.vr, I ' Pl'il uii-l " e'.siu-, 1
vv indinill. 1 cock stove. 1 hi u'.iuir !"ve. unci it
I.,' i.l !.. live u-eirs. J . 1 1 ' l i'..
Jl'. 1:1 1 O .ll'.
CIIi:ilIKF'S SALE. liy virtue of n,
OniiUif i'm (. .'.-peri . iued on r of the Court
I , , f ( t ,, . "t am In i.l l'o il ncy Mi 1. 1 to II l o
i' 'iii'.rt'l. there will be exposed to public sal.,
j on t'" pre.ni-.es. on Kkuiat, tho Hut r.r
A pull, nex t, hi one o'clock, p. in., the following
! ren I estate, to wit:
, AH tin- rijfiit, title nnd Interest of Tninnm-l
; ilisel. of, in i, n.i to ii piece nr pin-eel of Inn I pit
I teit'-in ,'nlams lowio l.ip. f n n. !u ia ei. 1. 1 v, nd
! j. i'linr hinds of I rHiicis K ui tz. Isaac Mna'v. an 1
others, con tain i njf .S .ertiri, 11104-0 or less, hav
. mir tin recti erected u water saw mill, nor in
! lhe ocfiipaney of John Fyt. '1'aken in execu
1 tion nn. i to !, sold at t he suit of ll.-nry Fve. f- e
I i.si or A i.rahrtui Smith, now tor iir 'df hnvlil
j J. Ilorin r. V.'. It. HI N .f K Kit. Shi riff.
SvieiilT' s oriee, r.l.en.stiui jr, .S'arch in, 1S7V1.
8
March -'!. Ji-
i 1 L ii L
r a n
pf
p.
.i.tU
I) A T I T !
raEKTAKIM).
Thankful for j-ast liberal fuviiri. tlie subscri
ber ileiren tn inform t'u-t peop'c c.f E!-ensbi:r
nnd vicinity that i.e isstdl eH' ryiP 011 1 lie !nii
incus above named iti k II its bn.nciies, on li .,i
st reet.11e.11 !y 0 1 osite the Fill. ilc s-.'honl iioiis .
SubstHliiiallr m,i.e FurniPiie of nil kind s .1 1
or i.,wt ;lJi:n-s. Co !!!: of utiy dei nihil :-
01- f.iiinh fm ni.lK-.l 011 ht.iirt notice, hml futier
ais attended to promptly
Kl"-ns!nirif. Mareti -l
.t S;,,-t
l; i!!- ',t I' 1:
ls::l.-i',iii.
i-ilv.
'.AN.'.
I ClIEllirF'S SALE. Uy virtue of
: k- a vrrit i f ;V)nJ. .'jViii., isSLitdout f thrt
fonrt of f o'umoii f Iras r.f t umbriii county and
i to me iprect'-d. tiicro will be expttseti to publh
i v.de, at the Ij.-nt ori Ilmi-i- in Johnstown, on
1 Sati 'ii'.vv. i lie l:.'Tit ia v of A piti i. nexr, at oni
I o'cl. . -k. p. i: . t lie ?" il iw I Tijr n n i est r te, to wil :
: At! 1 he r;i!it, tit!'' and in t erect of 1'eterOn
j st.-i'lt nni M e't'iri-t Onsfi-.iit, .r. in an.! to a lot
i of -.-round .:t mite iu Yoder townsliip, Cambria
; eoii-ity, adjoinie hi'id' of T. I.. II miter. Linton
I Kose. Hud fronting- on the Somerset l'ikc,
hii v 11114- t hereon erect' d 11 one-nnd-a-half ptory
Ve'i.?e. nnv in theocciiieiney of Dr. Jlenry Con
; !.'-ll. T.-'kt-n i: cm 1 tit 1011 and to be sold nt tha
, suit i.-f Hein e t ick.
S " V. 15. HONACKKit, Pheriff.
R!:er!!T'? Ot"'-e. i:tiet.bo 1 if , Mal ta 10, 1S7H.
I
" 7 v it t
Kl'JIANS
SALE. l?y
r.if tiie OrrhanV
Some peojile may tit'.k aliout the 'iij sto-k ;
of liour, teed and uroceries they keei ; ami
others may try to induce jiersons to buy by
declaritifi tbey sell very cheap. Vet this
he-ir in mind, iiowh-ire will you find, thouc-h
yon seek o'er .and o'rr, lietter flour ami feed,
and other things that you need, tlntn at E. .1.
Mills' cheap store. Try his choice teas.
Chapped hands, race, roug-h skin, pimples,
ringworm, sult-rheuin, aud othrr cutHiieout
affections 'cured, and the skin liiiude soft and
smooth, by iisiuif the JpsirEKTAtl Soap, made
l.v fiiswell. Hazard & Co.. New York. He cer
tain toilet tue Juiiij.er J'ur vkiji. ns there are
many worthless imitations made with common
tar. Ln.iO.-l.'w.
COt'KT
ne or an ami. nroer
Cnirt ot Cumbria county, tli"re will lie exposcl
to put. he hs.le. at tl.i In tel of Vh'rian li'Tii 'le,
i.l I i.r tun oiii h of Lore' to, oil Mini li rtl-AJ . t lit'
f4th t'.i'.f ol April iieil. et 2 o' lo k, v. k..
the following i!ecritied real estnte. of which
James Motjouli died sei.ed, lo wit : A Hl.t K
lilt P A iti Ki. 1 !' f.A N' ! ) situated 111 ti.e town
s.np of Adeirh-ny. comity of Cambria, adjom
inrf iandd of iier..i,i d and f ba 1 ic - - r - Idfi i i n
ry l.itlle. and oihei. entitairiirir 1st Act; vis and
li-i I'uiitin es. about -til Acres of wh en ;.i e cietii
ed, ha viiiir I'.iereor. erected a I.oir llarsi.
'I'kuius of Sale, 1 n.e-!in!f of the pun-huso
money to bo paid on eoniiriiiittioii of stle. mil
ti.e l-u'ai.ce in one year IhereKfler. to b. ,--cured
bv the judg ment boi.d and n-,.irtir..e of
the mi. chaser. I'lVANt IS O '!:l
.March i'l. lS73.-.tt. Trustee.
rs'ol ice.
T F.TT"it? TH:-T AMi;N TAlCi on tli Kstato
I A of S. "iVll AUTOS, la'e of CilHI'fleld tnvr.
siiip. Cembria eoutiiy. deceased, havintr beea
minted by the i-:ri:er of find county ti) the
niidersiv'ii 'd. nil rer-on i 11 '! ! t c1 to suid ei'atu
rt. reiiiested to make immediate pnj meat. and
those hivvtntf claims iiiiidu-t the mhiii. tv ill pro-Mi-ni
tiietii pr""i-lr ae t heuHea ted tor settle
ment. JOHN II. DOC". LASS. '. F-trcutore.
A LICK WH AHTf-.V. . L-.ecu.ore.
Cleri-nehi T 11., March It, is:vj.-t;t-
D U PC KT ' "3 GU ?;POVDCn.
i I.L kind, of Mining. IP .s-ii.c nd Stiortliiir
.4 n.ii.. r. f r sale in 1111s 1
n. 1 o....- 1 ... .v .... .
mit piirclivser". from
nr-ees. 1 .:-. wen n. 1
tifaetured f"
pi ices as ' tiiei 1 - ' - - '
). vv. C. Ii:I;V.-I;LL i CO.. fieu'l Air'ts,
1 iii-oiirf-i, 1
rl;,r 1 a vji-zi nes hi jm 1 1.
n ',,.t 1. r hn l 'en inun-
711 veiir.-. Him mhiii'I ki satii
Ats i, - very variety 01
VALUAIiLE EA11M l-'Uil SALE.
" -Th.e .indei RiKt'-t d otters at piiva'.e. sle
Mmi t I
.-lt:i
TrtE FfREST AMI ?V. KE.TF.ST Ci IP- Lir tit On. j
Is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the seashore, i
from fresh, selected livers, by Caswf.i.i, HaZ-1
aru i Co., New York. It is absolutely ;.'uiv ne.d 1
tiaert. Patient who have onet taken itpicter
it to all others. Phyeiciuns have ticcidvd itsu
perior to any of .the other oils in market. I13w,
..-ioif
.;. I.
her FA KM in SummcM lull rovvn- in. about
miles mirth of V. ilmore. Sold Farm con
IwO Acres and allowance. a! out .V Acres I
cleared, miller uoo.t feme ami will ailiv
nnd h.ivinif llieik-oli :t l'i llmt-f :. :
. . .... 1.. -.I.. ., o ..-.',...1 til
lie. inriC ir n:r-" n. c-...n.. - - .. i
r.. ., .... , lo 111-111 iev 'I .ip!.ii!:i.ii'.',i rc
j 11 inv 111 ...v I- ;
covered w it li hemiiK-k. cV.eri'y an.
! und miii for fiitlitiK I be h me ' '
ient points. Title indi,'iii' ' .e.
! o..rii. nlare. terms, etc.. cu.i
-I-
1 ut
.M us.
be
t-o'i vem-
For fiiritier
11 or address
MAP.Y (J!M:m.'.
CAUTION. Every genuin Imix of Pit.
Mc LANE'S LIVEK 1'ILLS bears the sip
nature of FLEMING BEOS., and their pri
vate t'iiitd State Stamp. ty"'T:ike no
other." The n,arkst is full of i jillav.ons.
March 14, 1873.-tf.
1 1 ' 1 i K V S 1 1 V 1 1 i N t 1 1 M A L
I i v m v T. J. Cn A PJ.J.S.
,1 -ucii.li will Clllllielioe
'a.
Wilnn
A ( ' A I -
Th
,i-M limn.'-a it ov.
A.. !'ri :ci; u:.
May 1'j:!i, 1C?.
eeaj fur ei.fiii-i. lia.
if COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO.;
""1I.L receive nionr v on i!eoit, discourt
nie' eoileet tiote.-." tind attend to all liu
bu' im -s u-n.-ii dope I v- l.n!.ker.
s,ept JUs.i f. t ; ?.i ). C. K . ZA H M (tnfMT.
J. (iALTiITZIN LAKH,
Art 1 11 o.v-si - J- -v
j mary.
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