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pala'"
flip FjjU.
Pbcnsburg, Ha.,
. (iJT. JO, 1ST3.
AND PERSONAL.
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-j l(lr, the t,,e' Place.
.1 niiiiic ratio ticket clear
-v"lefloI11't-r tl Tc'Pirr- . .
''- ,'.. iN ,,f c,vtM' description just
-t!i't Oatman's cheap cash store.
-.i ,,,!'( fair at "Wilmore ad-
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U'1" .,..1 u "Ol.l Scratch" nad.
. ...'tiottelll. "
ronsnlt M.
i' ;1m:'S of fill StvleS. S1ZP
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7fn Tuiiii' -1 'i-.. vl. v--
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L. Oatnian, tho
F.beusburg.
cmpiojeu 111 wmeninjf
:-.':'itze
...f j iTiiiicuni
. VXin Tt'inmv ; ninth's "pocket pis-
. 1. I.nlnn. tl.
'nnll!i,!icl in the papers,
''wi-v towiixhip. Westmoreland coun-
Illll it nllvlu 'tV V
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.iiiiitl) went north on tan
expedition Wednesday af-
Geo.
.1. - ..H-llM
,.n! uv. .-.. , , - .
wilt; i f one of our most reliable
j;,, suddenly of ajKtplexy on
r:.c bereaved husband and
v'.ive 'i"' sympathies.
"J 1 1 -n-ji
; t'in;iv the other day. They
nuking sad ravages among tho
nibs m or.e nl the border town
f'.he fprinff and summer,
(tiutui you with the cash in
;...'.!!:(' vt-ry best bargains you 11 be
n iT.maii'l. for he sells on I he square
I'.intlie licst, and ives more for
rvi!i;iii any one else. That's so!
i ri..nis ui-n ine iiiunui aim i nomas
.rftri"
,nk n:t fcr a largely increased
nve !ii;it'ri1y in the land of Chest,
ivilov. '.. ilt-Malmn, at one time
I.-!. rMil'sC'alhfdial, Pittsburgh, a
t: 1 1
li .tll Wi'il kllii uiti ly ieioviill
!.,i;r litis I'.i'x'ese, tlit'd at his resi
. in riiiliuk-lphia on Wednesday last,
i; v in !.(il l"'r is an out-and-out
o;. ne tlnit he nttentls the election,
(Sni'.n anything t get him there.
,.:,..t a l"Hi'1' rat. we wouldn't advise
::ke any spt.oi.il interest in him as
,'V.
'. v.'. Ki:nx" barber shop, in Jolnis
. 'ap.. liiiil-irii-d to the tune of $l."i0
li. f:t"U'-.i sharcp of ra. li. II. stock,
x -laic- i f luii'.dinfj associat ion stock,
.l.i'. iv r.iulit h.-t. The thief has not
ti ll l.lj'illll il.
,.i; .cijkIjiv tlic son of John Garret t,
fViiinicJ.ini "untv. became entan-
:i flipJuinifs-i of a runaway horse mid
i.iKZi'il l" i some distance by the lep,
u in siiLii a maimer that amputa
i. ni'c'i-ni y.
i' f i !!. S. for Assemblr. and not
II. Look t-harp and see that the
: fioulidatc's first name is not
your tirket. V."te for Henry
: then yon w ill be sine not tt)
- I'iiuel Henry.
uspectable hioklnpr, well-dressed
mie minus a le and the other an
it our town a brief visit, in roin
!i a hrn d-organ, on Tuesday last,
aid to have departed her.ee about
or oiTthan when llioy ca;ne.
(. leal field .Jviirnul says that the
' iinaneial embarrassment will Lave
' it of greatly contracting lumbeiing
ions in that rour.ty. The numl'cr
s that will bo rnt will not be much
ban half that out in other years,
.ither Christy, of thus place, is to be
1. says the Tiff-burgh J'ost, to de-
1. etnre before the benevolent socie
f Sr. rani's cathedral, in that city.
: :he coming winter. All of which
i.i'.y competent and do doubt willing
i u.ikr.own German tramp vrs run
! die engine hauling the Cincinnati
st:uin eastward bound, in the vi-
t ,.f Swissvale, on tlie l'ittsburg Diri-
i iila;, alleriKHin, ami killed instant
vcmict of accidental death was
.oir.-.g man named Charles E. Davis
i '.lie inof of a new building in
f.'.e. on which lie was at yvork. a
" i f 'out thirty feet last Monday
. lui aking one of his arms in two
n il aKn his nose, and otheryviso in
i. 1 1 , '.( severely.
t-v.ie:naii connected with the Cam-
i ' va any. ot joimstown, tells
'f Wellsburir, "West Virginia.
: donate two hundred and fifty
'1 a:nl a suitable spot for sink
il.e company he represented
;:.ti' itself to commence at once
r. f a rolling mill.
uV.a'M.nvn District Court quo
ns argued before the Su-
o. at Pittsbiirgh, on Tuesday
".'y Aitorney tJrneral Lyman 1).
iicaiing for the Commonwealth,
.i' l.a Scott and Henry D. Fos-
! -"indent, Judge Potts, but as
- n lias been rendered.
' I 'ri'i'le and small, short people
ricu ieoplo and poor people, and
: d of people, will find many
li buying at Myers & Lloyd's
' i-:r.;.ori;un, where new goods
'if at prices unsurpassed for
.iie now piled upon shelves and
i i' li and varied profusion.
i.!a;:.csll. Gage by, of the Su
ry. a gallant soldier, a clever
"'.id a mi del subscriber to the
Uviiig on one occasion paid not
il ears in advance, is now on
from the Indian Territory to
' li"!ie in Johnstown. May his
'"'vfu! nnd his ducats plentiful,
"-town father was in Pittsburgh
' in quest of his two dauch'.ers.
i. ,, il lipil l.npii liif net fil from
11 plauKible scoundrel on the
aillf a vvirt trnnnp nt. Vftnnfr.
i no pursuing jiarent failing
? went further, but yvheth-
y 1 xttcr has not yet traus-
1 -t:iith.
"cJ ;
ate three tickets to be voted
'"V one is headed "State."
; till !l.nn-n r.f llirt oinliHita
leamrr ,. l.n- 1. i(T..
"ii it the name of the candi-
ari; c!i,i r',,,,,.f t,,.i,. i.
v - v, i. .i oni-, h;iu L1IV
'III (1 ( Vutit v"' mill omitoiim
-s -f ail the candidates for county
'iiioovatic voter in the count t
"U' ill Tii'nl ll.ot It :.. l.:,. .!..
wil i iiih uuir iu
'IU.. H , earnest this year as if
1 ifsidoiit to elect. "Organiza
"i l be tho watchword every-
every l1())1 district in the
A'ul r,t ""ee apj-oint a committee
cy,01''' ''einociatic voter is at
':' Xl IH Ml.ly.
y. -itise men t elsewhere and post-
"Uu Vi1'4' s:,'", :U l'ubh outcry by
, ' ;a.., ,,f c-ln.(ln township, on
. t letob,.,-o o.
i',1'1" "f Peter MnU( hiil, of Indi-
a- , u As 11is(r,.a of j,iici,aci
"K L'l.. Iiv !ot, ..i.:..
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township, for the
of personal prop-
The large pile of now boxes on the
street and the immense stock of elegant
dry goods, fancy goods, notions, etc., on
the shelves and counters of E. J. Mills'
cheap casli store, proclaim beyond a doubt
that that gentleman has laid in lots and
gobs of new goods of every description,
and having bought them light our word
for it he will sell them right.
Don't ask for credit at M. L. Oatman s
shcap cash store, as that gentleman has
neither the time nor the disnositirm in,
! keep books; besides, ho couldn't afford to
I sell as cheap as he does now if he had to
wait ior ins money or run any risk in get
ting his dues from even one in a dozen of
those whom he might feel - like trusting if
he was doing a credit business.
The Altoona Tribune says that a man
named James IL Hutchinson, from Phila
delphia, who has been doing police duty
at the Gallltzin coal mines for the past two
months, ivas driven from the country by
the exasperated miners on Sunday last, a
party of them having pursued him all the
way to Kittanning Point, where he threw
Lis carpet-bag away in the woods.
-Mr. John Dougherty, sr., has sold to
Messrs. Jas. N. and David Evans (consta
ble) the property now occupied by Mr.
Jerry Donovan, adjoining his own resi
dence, for the sum of $2,0C0. The gen
tlemen named have also purchased Mr.
Donovan's stock of jroods. anil intend
going into the confectionary and oyster j
uusmess on an extensive scale. Luck at
tend them.
A Clearfield county man named John
Kagin was enticed into a negro house of
prostitution In JIairisburg,' on last Friday
night, and robbed of $22 and a silvor
watch, besides being unmercifully beaten.
Two men and a woman, all colored, are
now ii. jail charged with, the offence, and
the police are looking for two more of the
same stripe who are said to have been im
rJicated in the outrage.
An old residenter of ye ancient village
of Lorctto, or parts adjacent, indulged in
too many of what a Teutonic friend of ours
calls "slipperyations," on Wednesday last,
and while pursuing his devious way home-wai-d
from this place,' sat down near Lloyd's
cemetery and fell into a deep sleep, and
while in that unconscious condition was
robbed, as he alleges, of a pocket-book
containing 2.25 in cash and a small pack-agi-
of hardware valued at 1.20.
Is it fair to presume that Sam Henry
don't do any hand-shaking about the
Voice establishment? We merely ask the
question lieoause that paper assures its
readers that Mr. Henry '"takes the hand
begrimed by labor, as well as that whitened
by luxury, if both be honest.''' By the
way, those are both good hands, but Sam
don't hold enough of them to win tlie
game, Mr. Scanlan proposing, in sporting
parlance, to "order him up and play it
alone.'
The nearer election clay approaches
the more desperate the radical candidate
for County Treasurer becomes in his ef
forts to secure bis election. Setting up
the lager having become monotonous and
of no avail, lie has taken to peddling
1ronger arguments of a spiritual nature,
done up in a quart flask, and tenders a
drink to every voter he meets on tlie pub
lie highway. Thirsty eoplo arc advised
to lay for him, for after Tuesday next Mr.
Griliilh will retire permanently from the
treating business.
If all our readers had occasion to visit
the post-of!ice in ibis place they would
know as well as we do that the Thompson
store is just now rammed, jammed and
crammed yvith new goods. And such
goods! Well, if anybody knows where a
more superb, more viied. or more desira
ble stock can b found, they know more
than !ye do. Ladies seeking the latest
and prettiest styles of goods for dressing
I purposes invariably p;; to Thompson's
; store, and that is evidence sufficient of the
', superiority of the stock and the justness of
tlie prices there prevailing.
The Johnr.toyvii Dcuioccat says that
there has been and is now being circulated
a ticket of the whole Democratic county
nominees except Ilaumer, the candidate
for sheritf, Denford's name being inserted
therein instead. But this is not the only
trick apparent on this bogus ticket. The
Supreme Ju!je and State Treasurer are
both connected on this ticket under the
heading of State, the word "Judiciary"
not appearing over the name of tlie candi
date for Judge. Whoever votes this tick
et w ill have it thrown out and not counted,
and these votes for Judge and Treasurer
will be lost.
The farce of last July was repeated by
the two wings of the Johnstown District
Court on Monday of this week, that being
the first day of the regular October tenn.
Hon. William Flattery held his Court in
L'nion Hall, in the presence of three spec
tators and two reporters for the press, ac
cording to the Trilmnr, and having stated
that Judge Potts was absent, directed an
adjournment until the first Monday in
January. The othei branch of the 'urt
met in the Opera House, but Judge Ham
ilton did not put in an appearance, where
upon the Clerk directed Patrick Markey,
Isj., the crier, to adjourn it also until the
first Monday in January, which was done.
A fine statue of "St. Nicholas," live
feet high, sculptured in wood, in tlie re
nowned city of Nancy, France, and in
tended for "the Catholic church at St.
Nicholas, this county, reached the station
here a day or two ago. Tlie order for
thiis beautiful statue yvas sent to France
long before the Franco-German war, but
it is onlv recently that it yvas found possi
ble to fill the order. Tlie same church is
now graecd with a splendid statue of the
Blessed Virgin, procured from the same
city several years ago, and has also ob
tained a magnificent altar, manufactured
expressly for that church, in the city of
Chicago all three masterpieces costing,
freight and all, in the neighborhood of
$.100.
A little boy, son of Mr. Histenrother,
a resident of Clearfield county, yvas bni ned
to a crisp a yvcek or so ago. The mother
and child were the only two persons at the
house on that evening, and when the time
camo the former went a short distance
avray to milk the cows, and left the child
alone at the house. She finished milking
and returned to the house as usual, but,
on coming to the door, w as horror stricken
to see her child lying upon the floor liter
ally burned up. With the exception of a
narroyv baud around each little wrist, not
a single mite of clothing remained upon
the body. Tho little child was still alive
when found, but within a very short time
its spirit had flown to that homo where
suffering will never come.
GOLI ANDStLVF.nJF.LLV ?F"?0In
. Take the yols ot eight egKs, well
beaten, add one cup white sugar, one-half
cun butter, one-half cup sweet milk, and
one and Hindquarters cups of flour, haying
in it one-half measure ot Jtanncr i.i..s
I'oyvtler. . ,
fiilnr Celt. Take one-half cup butter
two cups white sugar, three-quarter cups ot
eyveet milk; Havor to taste; then add tin
w hites of ei-ht eggs, well beaten, anil tliree
cups of f.onr, having in it ouo measure ot
Banner Baking Powder. .
Kacli can of the lianucr Baking 1 owuer
contains a small mttasure, to lo used CVP1
full, according to printed directions. It
you cannot obtain this very valuable article
from your procer, s v(tl twenty-tive cfiits by
mail, 'addressed to Banner Baking Powder,
1 O. Lock Box 317, Pittsburgh, Pa., and
you will receive, postage paid, a quarter
pound package, together with U3t of "'
Valuable. Kccipcu,-
COMMVXICA.TIOX.
Some of Honorable Kamnrl Ilenrv's
Pecnll.tr Legislation.
To the Editor of the Cambria Freeman:
I have a great regard for the gentleman
yrhose name heads tUisJctter, not only be
cause ho is a HAXKKR, and is, consequently,
the sympathizing friend of the people es
pecially those who have not been blessed
with a superabundance of that which phi
losophers have termed "the root of all evil"
and oae who, under not all circumstances,
but particular circumstances, is readv and
yyiUing to extend the hand of charity to
those in needt and who, were it not for his
exceeding modisiy, and .which, 1 have no
doubt, is all that prevents him from so do
ing, might on all occasions exclaim in the
language of the poet :
"I will take your friendship up fit use,
And fear not that your profit shall be small ;
1 our interttt thall exceed iur principal."
But of course Samuel Henry is composed of
modesty and self-denial to that extent that
he yvould much rather decry his own good
ness of heart and superior greatness than ad
mit that he is such a man.
But, thank heaven, ingratitude does not
rule to that extent that the people do not
admit, andjadmitting proclaim to the world,
that he is all charity, purity and wisdom,
and acknowledge the fact that although
Cambria county has enjoyed the reputation
of having lieen the birth-place and the home
of as great men as ever figured in the State,
yet, comparatively speaking, its citizens
have been groping in darkness ; tht, al
though it could justly boast of men of intel
lect, wisdom and ability second to none in
the State, yet it remained for an adjoining
county m senu us a i:esar yvlio possessed
there qualities to that extent that yvere the
foremost men of other days still living they
might
"Walk under his bup-e lejrs and peop about
To find themselves dishonorable Braves."
And I have no donbt but that it was a
most happy thing for the people of this coun
ty that they understood and recognized the
"eternal fitness of things," and chose this
great man as their legislative representative
during ihe past, tyvo years, because I have
heard it said by those who arc most intimate
yvith him, and who enjoy the privilege of
being his confidential friends, that he has
done so much for the relief of the people
during his legislative career.
Far le it from roe to presume to doubt the
wisdom of aught this great man has done, or
question the motives which influenced hiin,
yet I must confess that I cannot understand
wherein the people are to be benefitted by
some of his layvs. However, I suppose they
yvere drafted in the great elevation and su
periority of Hon. Samuel Henry's wisdom,
fend are therefore above the comprehension
of tho common herd are as much alove the
Understanding of ordinary mortals as Cali
gula's layvs, when suspended on-tlu; pillars,
were above the legibility of his subjects
and, if they were explained, would be un
derstood and appreciated.
Therefore, in that spirit of humility lie
coming one of the commotiality, I would ask
this Solon yvherfcin the people are to be ben
efitted by some of his laws; and first yvould
suggest an explanation of an act regulating
the practice of medicine in Cambria county,
passed the T.th day of April, 1873. This ai t.
provides that any physician residing out of
the county who shall attempt to practice
medicine or surgery, or shall prescribe for
any sick person, or shall perform any surgi
cal operation, "in violation of this act, shall
1e deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction, shall be fined in any sum
not less than one hundred dollars nor more
than five hundred dollars, one-half of which
fine shall go to the informer." The provi
sions referred to are "that he (the physician)
appear before the clerk of the court and take
out a license for one year, for which he shall
pay a fee of tiro hundred dollar."
Under this law, if a citizen of this county,
even though he lived on the lir.e of the coun
ty, and near th office of a physician residing j
in an adjoining county, should lie taken sick, j
or g-t hurt, he could not, no matter in yvhat j
dau;;er In might be, send for this near phy
sician, because the physician dare not come
to r.'.s aid nuiesn lie is willing 'n risk a pros
ecution for misdemeanor, the penalty of j
which is a fill" of not less that S100.
To illustrate this law more clearly: Sup
pose that a parson living in the immediate
lieigh'ioirhoixl of Cherry Tree, though within
the limits of Cambria county, should take
suddenly sick. Now, under this law, tlie
physician residing in the town named could
not prescribe for this person unless he either
assumed the risk of a prosecution and heavy
fine or went all the yvay to Khensburg ami
paid rCriO for a physician's license. Tn the
meantime the patient yvould have to send to
Carrolltoyvn, some twelve miles distant, for
a physician, notwithstanding ho might haTC
procured the services of one within a few
hundred yards of his own house, were it not
for the existence of this iniquitous and un
just hlyv.
This is One of the many acts passed by Mr.
Henry, and I must confess that I cannot,
for the life of me, see yvhat lieiicfit the people
can derive from it. True, some quack who
could get nothing to do under other circum
stances might 1m; employed sometimes. But.
under all the circumstances, is it not oppress
ive and a great injustice to the people to de
prive them of the right to call in any physi
cian they chose, especially yvhen the imme
diate presence of a physician may 1e neces
sary to the preservation of a hnmau life?
If it isr bnrenirnt for this mighty statesman
to explain the salutary effects of this layv, he
will confer a lasting favor; and, also, while
his hand is in, ii ukooIm
wherein the poor are to be bene fitted by his
"monthly return day" act, by Which yvrits
are made returnable on the first Monday of
each month, instead of quarterly, as hereto
fore, as well as several other enactments he
secured the passage of all yvhieh your cor
respondent cannot, after a careful examina
tion, regard as being for the good of the peo1
pie. Cambkiax.
o
Important to Tax-Payees. Before
another issue of the Freeman reaches its
readers the duplicates for the collection of
unpaid county rates and levies will lie
placed in the hands of the constables of the
townships and lioronghs in Cambria county
for collection. By the sixth section of the
Act of Assembly of April sth, 1S72, the con
stables are compelled to collect the taxes on
their respective duplicates within sixty days
after receiving them from the County Treas
urer. If not collected and paid liefore the
expiration of that time, it is made the duty
of the County Treasurer to immediately
cause an action of debt to le instituted
against such delinquent constables, and if
it shall appear that tlie constable has not
complied with the provisions of the above
Act of Assembly, judgment shall be ren
dered against him for the amount he is
found to be delinquent, together with inter
est at the rate of twelve percent, per annum
from and after the expiration of the tyvo
months from the time he received his war
rant, with full costs of suit.
Wealthy men and wealthy corporations
within the county have had a reduction of
5 per cent, on their taxes, and the poor man
can never pay 5 per cent, additional and
costs of suit. How much better it would be
to extend the time for the payment of taxes
to the Treasurer, so that the farmer would
have time to realize something from his
crops wherewith to pay his share of the
taxation of the county. This is what Henry
Scanlan proposes to do. The law, as it noyv
stands, favors the rich and liears hard upon
the poor. Bet the people answei at the polls
by electing a representative whose every
sympathy is yvith the farmer and laborer,
and whose legislation yvill not favor large
corporations and make the rich richer while
it makes the poor poorer.
Ohituary. Mr. William Callair, a well
known and much esteemed citizen of this
county ,Jdied of consumption, at his residence
at Cressou, after a protracted illness, at 8
o'clock on Monday morning last, aud was
interred in the Catholic cemetery at Smn
mitville on Wednesday morning following.
Mr. Callan was an honest, true-hearted gen
tleman, kind and affectionate in his dispo
sition and steadfast, faithful and highly hon
orable in both word and deed, and bavins
well merited he fully ejijoyed the confidence j
and respect of all w ith whom he held social
or oiiMness intercourse. From Monday s is
sue of the Johnstown Tribune yve extract the
folloyving sketch of his life, yvritten by one
vulio knew him long, intimately aud well:
"The deceased was born in Iluthi- Butler
county, this State, about the year 13. and at
the time or his death was verjrinjr on forty-nine
yearsof njre. About thirty-six vearsajro he re
moved with his parents to the vicinity of Mun
ster, this county, and for a time, although a
boy then, was en-ru-red at work on the State
Improvements that were then beinjr made.
Subsequently he learned the carpenter trade
with Judge Kasly, and afterwards commenced
carrying on for himself. He erected many pri
vate dwellings in this city, and when the letting
"of the County Poor House was made Mr. Cat
lan's bid was accepted, and it was erected by
him. Jltirintr the time he was ensured in com
pletinsr this work he was married to Mis Kllen
Feltz, who bore hhn three children, all of whom
are yet living. After the completion of his
contract he returned to Johnstown, aad car
ried on carpenter work for several 3-ers.
About the year 1SC4 he removed to Cresson.and
purchasing three aert& of ground adjoining tlie
Mountain House; property, he erected the well
known 'Callan House, where he has resided
ever since.
"Sir, Callan did not relinquish his labors ns a
mechanic, however, but when the letting for
our Count Jail was made he was the success
ful bidder, and to-day it stands as a monument
to his skill and energv as a contractor and
builder. The municipal building in this city,
known as the Market Hone, is also a lusting
monument to his ability a? a mechanic. After
securing the contract for thut building, several
thousand dollars less than any of his competi
tors, consumption marked himias a victim, but
even though scarcely able to leave his bed, be
attended to all the details of its erection.
"It is scarcely neeessarv to speak or his skill
as a mechanic, as the buildings we have enu
merated w ill serve to keep fresh and green his
memory. In private life he was singular in hifl
ways made but few friends, but those with
whom he became intimate reeogniaed him lis
one of the truest men thut ever lived. Alwave
honest and sincere in his dealings witli his fel
low men. he looked for the same honesty and
sincerity from those who camo in contact wi;h
him ; and although apparently a cynic in his
wuysnnil deportment, lie possessed a heart that
beat as warm and trwe as any that was ever
implanted in mortal breast.
"Such was William Callan. and the writer, to
whom lio was always good and kind, pars tins
humble tribute to his memory. Wav he rest in
peace V
'
Bight o:Sr tiik Becoi:d. Jiow and then
a rumor reaches the public ear that some
body, generally a resident of the rural dis
tricts, has been "taken in and done for" on
a seyving machine, or some other labor-saving
inv a ion. In a few instances these di.
honest tlodges have betn ventilatedthrough
the newspapers, one or two eases having re
cently been reported, wherein a sewing ma
chine agent is said to have been granted the
privilege ot leaving .machines at certain
houses until he would call for them, receiv
ing in return what purported to be an ac
knowledgment of such fact, duly signed by
the proprietors of such houses, but what
afterward proved to be exemption notes,
payable within a specified time. We say
stories of this kind have lieen told time and
again, but whether true or false it is notour
purpose now to inquire. AVe merely wish
to say that, if true, Mr. M. L. Brown, of this
place, agent for the renowned and unsur
passable Singer Sewing Machine, is lot the
man who did the swindling. He has a ma
chine that can aud does recommend itself,
and he has come among us to make an hon-
j est living in an honest yvay, and yvould not
i resort to any disreputable dodges if a for
i tune could be made in the operation. We
kuow these statements to be facts, and while
we can truthfully say, after an experience
of several years iu our own family, that the
Singer machine is without a superior, we can
just as emphatically declare that Mr. Brown
is above and leyond a mean or mercenary act
of any kind. He believes, as we believe,
that no family should do yvitliout a sewing
machine, and thus believing he offers, on the
most libera! terms, a machine that never has
and never will fail to give entire satisfac
tion in every instance, ami if the parties
whom be solicits do nut see fit to purchase
that is the end of the transaction. He deals
fairly and squarely, aud deserves to be dealt
with iu like manner. Bet him be encouiaged.
An Ai.toova Lady Seeks HFisT)Atw
TF.il and Kinds Hek .1 Dreadful Finding.
The Pittsburgh Freniif Tckitajdi, of Sat-nrd-iy,
narrates the following sickening
story of a young girl's shame: Yesterday
an elderly lady, thoroughly raspi ctabU in
her appearance, and evidently in great
affliction, came to this city in search of her
daughter. She was conducted to : be May
or's otlice and there stated that the lived in
Altoona. Some two or three weeks ago her
daughter, a young girl of aliout eighteen
years, left home yvith the deliberate inten
tion, it would appear, of entering upon a
life of disgrace. The mother found, at
length, that the girl had :oine to Pitts
burgh, and came here, to find her, as stated.
The police took the matter in hand, autl
yesterday afternoon found that the girl was
stopping at a house of ill repute on the hill,
and had been there almost ever since she
left home. The mother procured a carriage
and, accompanied by detective Wilmot,
proceeded to the place to seek an interview
with tin; daughter. She found her child,
but had no interview yvith her. The girl
, ,1. ...I .1 . u 1 - i
The broken hearted mother det hied at
once to take her daughter home, in the des
perate hope of affecting a reformation.
Help was .summoned, and, as if she were a
dead body, that young girl yvas carried to
the carriage, and, yvith her mother weeping
beside her, was driven to the depot. There
she yvas carried a dead, shameful weight,
from the carriage to the sleeping car, and
tho sorrowful journey homeward com
menced i
SKIS YE rXIlIr;!
PUBLIC SALE !
riLB be offered at Public Pale, at the resi-
y deuce of the subscriber, iu Carroll town
ship, Cambria county, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22d, '73,
the following property, to wit: 1 I.ay Horse,
1 Black Horse, 3 Milch Cows. 8 head Young Cat
tle, 10 head tine Sheep ; 1 Reaper and Mower, 2
Sleds. 2 Sleigln, 2 yVitgons, 3 Covered Wagons;
s good Ruffalo Itobe. 2 Horse Ulnnkets, 3 sets
Heavy Harness. 2 sets lJnggv Harness, 4 strings
Sleigh r.ells,3strings Ureas t Hells; Clieek-Mnes,
Single-Lines; 1 Wagon Saddle, 1 Hiding Saddle,
1 Side Saddlei Killing Hridles; 2 good Horse Hny
Hakes, 1 Corn Shelter, 1 Windmill. 1 Fodder nd
Straw Cutter, 2 Shovel Plows, 2 Grain Cradles,
2 Mowing Scvthesj Doubletrees, Singletrees,
Log Chains, Halter Chains, Breast Chains, Cow
Chains; 3 iron Sugar Kettles: 1 Cook Stove, 1
Ten-Plate Stove. 1 151anchard Churn. 2 Dinner
Ilells, and a freat many othei articles not here
mentioned. .
-Sale to commence at 10 o clocc. A. M.,
when due attendance nnd a reasonable credit
will be given. JOSEPH UUTSVALD.
Carroll Tvp., Oct. 10, 18T3.-2t.
1873. FALL and WINTER ! 1874. i GREAT REACTION IN PRICES
TO -
ft
, r-S SxVSs.
I GASH BUYERS
-AT THE-
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE!
AT THIS! NEV
EiGLE CLOTHING STORE
OF M. II. N A Til ANSON & CO.,
(Lately occupied by II. Walters, deceased,)
231 and 233 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
-- . ' ... -
TISL,.,.?JnrSif.nr.(,.,T0nI,11 rr,reot Tally inform Mio eliix.etisof Knsbtifr and Xorfhern CaiV..ri
CLOTHING AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
r r - . . . . . .
-uiiwiiiiiiirm sum arrieiejas If LACK AM IJLT E CLOTH SUITS, C SSIM FUR SI" ITS fi
and boys, fine KNfJI.lSH KKH?KY tlVF.UCOAT.-. In blue, brown , wiive nn.l lighter c l .
a general assortment of COATS. PAN 1M and VRSTS of ail to x turea, t vlta ndnriejos. Im'
for men
lors. and
. T - . .
full line of HAIS..APST ;it V; xVi'V a r.iV VlVlf ? "7 ""u r"ws- s'"'
), ,. , ir ' ; T ' ' v;.- nil winctl will poMU vei v lie
ttfn VJZl P r ,.""s ,1,!,n Prevailing prices in Johnstown. Wealso rnafo to order from
tne ttnest and most stylish ffoods any article of clotliingdeslred.and that too at short notice and
ii u ln8t reasonable terms. Wb MAKrrACTiHK all on own Coons, whi' h enables us to
sell cheaper than any other house in Cambria county. Please give u a call when von Visit our
you to aval with us. OVKU
OriCK SALL'S AND SMALL
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE-231 and 233 MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOWN.
Bept. 19, 1873.-Cm. M. H. NATHAN SON St CO.
ATTRACTIVE f N EAT I SUBSTANTIAL !
en encaper man any other house in Cambria countv. Please give ti
I2w.nr."nd J"dre from our stock and prices whether it w!l not iov y
ii; ,!-? "Z1 VLS,TOM-MADE ,voK our leading spe.rtnltie-. and "Ol
1 I.UH1 S the basis upon which we do business. COME AND SEE I
TitADE Winds. Tell me, ye winf-eil
wjiuls that round my pathway roar tell,
ob ! tell me where, oh ! where I'll find the
ehenpest store? The inls replied and this
they Raid, I never yet in all my trade
i,i,-c h.i.l the luck to suit my mind more
j fully in goods of every kind than Myers &
Ltloyd S cheap Store com.eie, uuw: nutR
and prices none can beat.
Above and levond all competition is
Wasamakeb &"1!eowx's splendid stock
nmiral Fall and Winter clothing.
When vou go to rhiladelphia vii.it Oak
' Hall, Sixth aud Market streets.
Fall S
tyles Ready!
r BEADY-MADE GLOTHIlG.
$AI Purchasers of Good Clothing are
D Cf! A7A7CA n n suPP'y ff!r arlfs for ihe Fall end
fZ L UlVi iVlL NUt. U Winter Season from the Magnificent
raryrr-IT-T.W.-, -, ' V r Slock of Elegant All Wool Garments
EislM HGiFfifMfe STORE.
r!IK u;'1er!'j-led respectfully Ir'nrm? t!ie
, JL l it i.ens of Ltitiihurg nod the Jit-Mie g ii-r-,
Mlv tliiit !sr has made a : It HAT ii cl U I'l'ii !.M
j IX l'lllCKS 'I CASH P.IT VLItS on all goods in
I his line, consisting of
LOWING and KLWriXG MACHINES
. AMD OTHER FAP.MING IMPIEMENTS ;
COOKING, PARLOR AM) HEATIM STOVES
of the most popular designs and of all styles,
prices and finalities:
K JVffil BBCEMBS!
of my own uianufheture;
HARDWARE, ALU KIND !
?:-cTi as I .oc Its. Screws, l;utt Hinges, Shutter
l!?iijr-s. Table llfnr. Holts. Iron n1 Nails,
Window (;iav. Putty. Table Knives.and r'twks,
C;irvin;r Knivt-s and Fork. l'o;-ket Knives. Ta
ble and Tea Spoon". Meat t "uttvrs, Apple Parors,
Scissors, Shears, Hazorsiiiid Strops, Hummers,
A ics. Hnt lifts. Hi a ing Machines. A ogurs. Chis
suls. Plane. Conipassc. Sii:ires, Kites, Hasps,
Anvliii, VNes, Wrenches, Kip. Panel and Cross
Cm Saws tj'hains or all kind. Shrivels. Spades,
S! yth" tun Snath. Hakes. Pork", Sleigh-Hells.
Shoe Lifts, Pegs, Wat. flrtstles. Clothes Wash
ers and Wringers, Puteiit Churns and Pateht
Ml-lil nes generally, I rind -Stones. Patent Mo-i'is.-.s
times and Mensnrco. Lumber Ptieks. Cast
Sleel Itiltes. Shot .in.s, Keryl vers. Pistols. OirJ
trMge. I'-.wder. Cisp. f.ea'i. florae Shoes and
Phi Is. Old Stove Plates. Urates and Pirr lttuks.
Well and Cistern Pumps, &c, ic;
Harness and Saddlery Ware
of ali kind. If! grciif variety:
WOOD and WiLLOW WARE
beyond description i
ca nit fix an, find on, lamps.
Fish Oil. lard Oil. Linseed Oil, Lubricating Oil.
Itoslii, Tar. Paints. Varnishes. Turpentine. Al
eonot. &c. ; Silvcr-Platcd Ware, (ilassware, ke.
I litniil.' Cii-occ'i'ios,
j siieli as Teas, f "ti ee. Fugnrs. Syrups MoUtssfS,
! Spiers, 1 irit-d Pc'iehcs. Ilrled Apples. Hominy,
! Fish. Cracker, lticc. Pearl Ilariey. ir.
, Paint, VuriiisH.Whilewa-h. Scrub. Horse, Shoe.
1 Stove. Ilut-t inv. Clot lies and Tooth Itru.-hes, at'
kinds and sizes: Ited-Cof-d-. V.uiilln l'oH-, and
J many other articles, at the Joit'of ratffforenxh.
j llOUSK SPOUTIXO
nvido, p:iintc1 nnd put up Or cheap as p "S.-ibld;
; rot: cash, i'?- A liberal discount m;de to
i country dealers buying Tinware br wholesale.
i :r.!!;c hcntllv.
i Khensburg, July ls;:j. tf.
t
C.1RRMGE ;ML(F.!(;T0i!n
r.'ear Union School House. Ebensburg.
T11F. ubscrllii r desires to call the attention
of the citizens of Cambria and adjoining
counties to the I act that he Ims now in sueee
ful operation in P.i-nshuig a Sliop for the man
ufi'ctm-e and repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
K-iiiiiK 'Indium. Me. a, lis.,
.In !' ihcr nVjtcn'jif icH of Iloifc la (lint line.
l"i::p'o.vir-g no:!" but skillful workinen and
i-ui:r only the best innterials. I feel confident
I caii give entire satisfaction in work, styles
and prlv-cS.
Platform work donent lir,rt no'ice. IlppaJt
ing of all kind attended to at reasonable rater.
A ISiacksmit h .iiop in conneation with Man
tifactorv.. Call etel ? c specimens of work.
JunciMi;.'.-!!'. I. M. CHCTK,
NOW ARRANGED FOR INSPECTION
In the Spacious Salesrooms of Oak Hall.
Prices Remarkably Low !
Samples, with Easy Rules
for Self 'Measurement
sent to any address nken
OAK HALL5 writfenfor'
The Largest Clothing House in America,
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.,
. Philadelphia.
JOIIX lilXTON"
(Successors to BEfiTO;i V A.YECE,) i
- ii:.'-i.::::H ss-
mtxm Km otrrte&Y.1,
Iron, Xtiits, Class, I'uii), 1 Torse Sitoc., Leather, Sitae FimUnffs,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, WASH MACHINES AND WRINGERS, ;
Wagon Hubs, Spokes and Felloes,'
HUB BONING AND SPOKE TENONING MACHINES, &c, j
Nos. 208 and 210 Main Street Joimstown, a-; ni.EMX FlOMiY AM) STOVE WORKS,
.JOHN S. TITTI.i
LOOK WELL TO VOTHIiEIiSTAXIlIXCS.
JOS-JM D. THOMAS,
Bool and HIio 3XiVloi
r,HKu.id-'risrncd n spi-ci fuilv informs hisnu
I meri;n-i customers and the public jrcnerally
t hat l.e is prepared to in:, nil inc.: nr.- P.( OTS an.l
SI8MK.-1 ;t any i.-tir- l eire or ouaiity, from the
liix-st FretM-h en lf-s!; in bonis to the coarsest
I-ii'.miis. in Hie yh;y isr st masni.k. on ;the
shortest r.otice, ami :it :i in '. rnt e prices as
like work ei:n be obtained anywhere.
' h -.e who !i:ii f worn l':-u alid Shoes made
it inv establishment nei-il i.o assm auce as to
ti.e sijpt-iMr i na lit -f my wori;. .uliersan
ensiTy lir com i-ieid ..f the f.iet if they will only
tr: e me a tii-il. Tr" and bt o!i inced.
i ?'" Ki pi J -imr o! i:-.nla I !toes at't-riJed
to j itmliifiy srvl in a w. ivKin;! nl : ke manner.
'J l::!n!.!ui for fnvors I feel confident that
n;y work and , 1 : i . will com mend me to a con
tinuance mid increase of the snnie.
.IiHIX 1. THOMA?.
rRoi-niETiru." ric
I Sept. 5.-4m.
OltDEHS HY MAIL Tr'OM PTI.Y FILLED.
XXJ1 JIIO SLTIS
Or VAI.UABI.K
REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY.
1rILL- be ofTercd at Public Sale, nt the resi-
denccof the subscriber, in Pine township,
Indiana county, 3 miles norm of Strong-stow n.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2Sth, 1873,
THE FOLI.OWt.VO PRDPFItTT, TO WIT:
HORSES, TOWS, Y (OG CATTLE AMI SHEEP;
2 Wairons, 1 Windmill, I Thrcshinir Machine
RGOsncnd Kitchen Furniture.
and nnnv other articles needless to mention.
Aso. n't t he same time and place, will be ex
posed to ."'ale,
My Tatm, containing 314: Acres,
About V0 Acres cleared, no or 40 Acres of which
nre Meadow, the balance belnjr well covered
w7fh a fine growth of PI X K T I M HEIt. The im
rrm euirnt consist of two Houses, a line llank
h-irn n Stable, and a vrood Orchard.
'rbe re-il etate will b-. sold all together, or in
three parts; or the Pine titntcr will be sold by
"'tv'Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. m.. of
said tlav when due attendance and a reasons-
''oiulo'-St"1 b?!VCpkTEK MULVEIIlLi.
i a To YoiTiipr 3Xcii
Jit.f ruhlhhctU Scaled 'Xcclopr. riirr 6 ctf.
A Lecture on tlie nature, treatment nnd rad
ical cure of Spertnatoi rhfou or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debility,
r.nd Impediments to Xiii riasrc generally ; Ner
vousness, ('onsiiinrtion. lpilepsy and Fits!
Mental and Ph sieal Incapacity. re?nltinff froin
Self-Abuse, Ac By HOIYT J. CULVER WELL,
Author iif the "(Jrecn Hook," c.
The world-renowned author. In tins nomira
ldi Lecture, clearly proves from his own expe
rience that the awful consequences of Se!f
Abuse may be effectually remoTcd without
lnejicines. and without dan-rerous surjrical op
erations, bougie, instruments, rinrs cir cor-
'MhW'A .P'.'i-jW "R.V.,.'.t flv"Wji icflVver? su f??fer no
matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself cheaplv, privatelv and radically. This
I.F.trrt'KK WILL PHIIVK A BOON TO THOUSANDS-
AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to nr.y address, in a plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six ecnis, of
two poptajre stamps.
Also. Du. CftVKKWPHS "Marriage Guide:"
Trice f0 cents.
Address the PubUslir-r?. .
( HAS. .1. C. KLINE i Co..
12 J Bowtrfj Sew York; Post-Oilice Box 45SG.
Lkir 53 W
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g
: S S
pJ& rl X j
ess . I i
j
OllERIFF'fi SALES. By virtue of
sundry writs of Vend, Er)"n.. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun
tv nnd to me diiccted. there will be exposed to
Public Sab, nt the Hurl hert House, in Johns,
town, on . nrl it .v. tlie ISth day e.f October
nexst., at" o'clock, P. a., Ihe followiiiir real es
tate, to wit :
Ai.t. the rijjliti title? rtnd Jtitcrrst oT ftimno!
Rhodes, of, in stiid to three lots of frck:n'i situ
ate in Conemauyh borough, frontin-f on Ride
nllcv, adjoininir lots of John Devlin, Frank
Devlin, and Mary Ann Carroll, bavins- thereon
erected a one-and-a-half story plank house,
now in the occupancy of Simon Rhodes. Taken
In execution and to be sold ut the suit of D; G.
Hubert.
Also, all the rljhU title and interest of J. M.
M'Clure, of. in and to a lot of irrouud situate in
Conemauirli tioroujrh. Cambria county, to wit :
Fronting-on the Frankstown r.iad -in the north,
adjoin ir r lots of Cambria Iron Company on the
east and south, nnd lot of Thomas Swart man
on the wcsti haviiur thereon erected a. plank
house, now In the occupancy of Wm. MGuire.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the fcuit
of Johnstown Savinas I!ink.
W. n. UONACKEK, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, F.bensburtr, Sept. ir. 1873.
JAMES r. MILLIKLIX,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,
IIOLLIDA YSUURG, PA.
SPF.CIAli ATTEJrTIONT jriven to the collec
tion of claims in Blair. Cambria, Hurlinfj
clcn, Bedford, Centre nnd Cleartieid counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent. Kell or fl
clianRO rcai estate will find it greatly to their
advantage to cnll on or address me.
fjCorre-'poudence in either Ensiisn orGer
man solicltefl. tScpt.2i, lS73.-tf.'
TAKE NOTICE ! All persons nre
hereby cautioned against interferinjr in
any way.w'ith foe followitfirjdescribed proper
ty.. ImllirnT ly nit. i nnu w i.ilii i.imi, tit , vi nm
township. Cambria county, and left with him
rlnrinpr my pleasure: 1 pray mare, 1 black mare
and oolt, cows, C sprinir calves. 4 head boirs.
4 sheep. 1 two-horse wae-on. 1 sled, 1 wind-mill.
1 harrow, 1 plow, 2sets hr.rness. 3 bedsteadsand
beddin?-. I table.- 0 chairs. I parlor stove. 1 cup
board, aud ;;0 yards carpet.
AMANDA EBIQ.
Carroll Twp., ?ept. 1!, lS73.-:jt.
DISSOLUTION. The partnership
heretofore existing between the umler
sijrned in the Marble niiinufaeturiiiBr business
was dissolved by mutual consent September
irth. 1;;73. Tha books nnd accounts are now in
tho hands of B. Kelly, who will hereafter con
duct tho business in his own name.
B. KELLY.
JAME ISKEXXAMAN. '
I Loretto, Oct. 1, 1873.-4t.
fOLLID.l YSIil'lMi.
nAVINU iur-hnsei tlie cstAbl'slitnent lately
known as Enterprise Foundry, we are now
prepared to manufacture
IKJ IIT CASTIIS'GS
of every description.
Tho Various Styles of Stoves
inanura'-tured nt our establishment are in all
respects ci'iial to any iu the litiliket.
Steam Enincsand all kind of Macliiner,
promptly and satisfactorily repaired.
rT"AII our work is wurraniedto tie exactly
wlnt it is represented. I Aug-. rwi.-U.
EX E C UTO US' N OT I C K. Letters
Testainentary tit the Ksta'e of Ant 1to
sr RKER, late of Su'pichariia townhip. de
ceased, havinvr been jrrantod to the undeisin
ed by the lie-isirr of Cambria county, al!
persons indebted to said estate are hereby no
tified that payment irnl he ma le wit itout de
lay, and those havinur claims will present them
properly uuthci,tieited lor aettlcnient.
f infei-este; parlies have ln-n reporting in
the northern part of this county that onr
rates- for ma mi fact u ri njr Woolen Goods. Vc
are niii';!i liijeh'T than they really are we deem
It ncces-nry for onr own prot'-ctioh and for
he infi.i million of the public to pub'isll tiis
following-
MSf OF PHICES.
Jl'p.nkefs
Flannels
Cassimercs..
Satinetts
i.i..iii per pair.
.iVl and Ili ct.. per yard.
'() cts. per yard.
.VI i ts. per yard.
...20 cts. jier lit.
A-PATON A H KEIl. I
FRANCIS J. BAK Ell. i
Exe-cutore.
Susfiucli'innii Twp.. Sept. li?, 172.-Rt.
(IITKT. OF TIIE PltOTK.r-lION MfTCAI. )
FistE I.nsuhanck Company okCamiii-i a Co.
Ksr.xsr.fKn, Sept . Sit, 1S73.
OTICE is Jicifby given to the racm-
. brr-; tif the above named Company that
an assessment of 4 percent, has been ordered
on all notes now in force, as per rcsob'Mon of
the Board of Directors, passed Sept. ;H. IS 7:1. ;
nnd parableat their office on or before October I
S"ito 1J-73. T. W. DICK, See'y
Lboranyr, Sepf . Zr,. IPTH.-St. j
ACARlI '
HfO THE INDEPENDENT Vol F.r.S OF CAM- '
JL BiIACOl".TY : Disiriistcd wl Ii t his day's j
ooins in the Democratic County Convention, j
I hereby off-r inyseif n an 'i. ;i-mf-iif Cnndi- j
drttr for f he oflie'of SH E!S 1 FF. and ph ila-e my- ;
self, ir elected, to fulhll the duties faithfu!!y ;
and to the best of my nbility. j
JAMES H. Rr.XFOIID. I
Jnne 23, lS73.-.".m Johnstown, P.t.
COAL! COAL! ! The snht:riher Is
now prepared to furnish in Ifirpr or small
Quantities, all qualities of ANTHRACITE and
BITUMINOUS COAL, at lowest market rate?:
Coal delivered -Toinpt!.r and frrc of charjre tor
hanlinjr at nriy point in Eheiisburir or vicinity.
Orders left at tlie Zaiiu Stokk will receire eat.
ly attention. DANIEL II. ZAKM.
XpOR SALE. The iinilersi-rnml will
sell on very nirhlerate terms the f.)ll(T
in(r"'dcscrir'ed articles: 1 PIANO nenrlv new
anel in excellent order; 1 set PA lil.ou FURNI
TURE. a p-ood ns new. and 1 KVA5S fe WAT
SON SAFE. Call on or ad-lre
V. S. BAUKEIl.
Eliensburpr, Sept. 2C. l73.-4t.
IIIoTl T A x"F TO LU.MIiEnMEX.
YDi: SALE C1IKA I'.-Two yokes Osf r.,
vrar oltls, wnrrnnted sound nnd henl'hv, 1
Truck Waoii, 1 ir: n axled four-wheeled Wnjr
on, liK) feet Lov C!ain. Apply to o- n.l 'ross
JOHN P. O'XFILU
Sept. sn. 7S73.-3t. Cierson. Pa.
F. A. SIIOKM AKKR
.WJ!.')!. SCCIll.F.II.
ch6emaker"s SECHLER,
O Atliirnr.vii.iit.I.nw,
a-16.1 EnENSBrR-.CvMBitiA C.. Pa. fif.
VILLIAM KITTELL, Attorucy-
nt-Lar. F.ben-.burir. Ofiice in Cd-
onnadc Row, Centre street. 1 i'u.-if.J
Uariling anl Soiiming
Ciirdini;
T. M. JOXKS & SOXK
July IS, P73.-tf. Ebensbuitr Woolen Factory.
(J7vTYEA(ii:n & co.,
lVlioIrr.Ic and SIt .1 1 !Sahnfarf nrrrs of
TIN, fOlTER AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
and r.n.ii.i.tts i.v
: Mini Parlor aid Ccofei Stoves,
Ao. J4G'-! Eleventh. Avenue,
Alttiona, X.
noOFINC and SPOl'TINfJ made to order
nnd wurr.iute-d perfect in manufacture and
material.
Or.iers rcspccl fully solicited and promptly
ntteniled to. ami polite attention accorded tt
till, whether thev purchase or not.
Altoona, Sept. ."i, l.7::.-lf.
JO (I T iTl C I Mi!
'JIIE nnder-ia ncd ib-slres to inform thscitl
1 y.ens of Chest Sprimrs and vicinitv that h
I:. is this dnv iioiivlit from Jas. A. Litfiefield his
BLACKSMITH SHOP, .-took and To.ds.and wlii
1 carrv on the business in nil its branches. Spe
cial Htt-ntiou paid to Hrr?e Shoeing-. The pa -.
rnac of the public Is respectf ully Solicited
pnd !tjfaetin uiiaratiteed.
t sT'Oiaiu taken in exchanB-e for work.
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I Chesr ?irin-r. April 5, l-". IMjim.
I A V7i7c()TJjC 1 1 ON OFFICE
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TIERNEY So NULL,
( oVumne Kowj I'.hPtubnri,
j T-Spe-i-.il nl tentiou paid to collections 1:
; all partiiot tho United States. 3-l-l.-tf.l
1 Tames j. oatman, m. i.f
t t'losicinn niul S ii rnniT.
Ens.vFm-Krt, Pa.
! O.Tioe on TTh-'t street. nea-!v opposite Blair's
M'.'ei. 'osiiieocetin C-rf.rl St., 'rVect Wj-r .
whvre nis!it CHoSbhould be made. 4-4i-tf.l
DICIv. Atiocnet at Law, El
n-iblirir. l:l. Of!lfV'tll frAnt nmm 1
j. l.iojus r--r l-mi.iti.ir; tent re street. Ai
niii'iicr of le-cal.btisine-s attenoed to satisfae
torily, and eol'.eetionj a spccialtv. lO-W.tti1,
NIEL McLAUOULLV. Attune
,1-.hi!a!i-.Tii, PH. tulSee. in the
F.vcbarisre huild.iriii. ,ip-:ritr. cornor of CI:
to; and Locust strci-'s. Wij: ,itteu..j to all buv
liebs connected with his r rr.t e-K-ioii.