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' r JltJon of "Befaotlful Snow"
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1 ha bMn received.
-"fwi." ..'i,. m Derusal. it will appear
"'J1 i tbe winter of our discontent,"
" 7. clorioui tomaer about the 13th
f ' 'mi Holder" selrod and held his
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to earn our living and don't want
jjrj to earn
r.d while attempting to cross tbeCone- I
irivnr, near Blairsville, iu a skiff, oa j
"'rf(J7 if 'st week. I
j.-ah E. Hughes, an eight year old girl,
'.. t Jfv.iiiia Furnace, Huntiugdoa j
v, r eurnt to utain a rew dara aeo.
,.' !.fr nK'Uicr wau a Uncut.
Kn.John McMahon, residing at Bloom.
cd witU a triplicate addition te tho
cirri two K"'r' and one boy.
John C. I'.urk, of Washington town-
rill krop bin elegaut English blootled
jomB for scrrice during the season, hia
r rteoniiiuu u ua contrary uotwith-
bn M. Lowe was drowned In Trout
OarflelJ county, on Saturday morn-
tie m a "floater by oocu nation.
f of age, and the only son of a wid-
anther.
kin Duck, a raftuman, whos home
iirccunty, nar the Cambria count v
SJ one of his It gs fractured in several
i few u.iyti ag' while at work ou a
r jL-rney Shore, l'a.
jf.l:t:g hoiifce at iloutzdale, Clear
ui.t.r, ocrupiod by a family named
jmii, wis destroyed by fire on Tuts-
it and it is reported that three
ptrtKhed in tue tlamKti.
inn C. Swoope, biothcr of tha lite
liucher S wope,lied n Alexandria,
lou county, on Tuesday morning of
i. Thin iu the third brother that
t'lirled inuide of uine inon.h.
rfl 8. and 8arah A. Turner, who
, reed c-vral yearb ago, were attain
rffther in marital bonds by Eq.
bitstown, on Saturd.iv labt. Sure-
iiing lane that has uo Turn er.
ji7.tii.pt waa made to et fire to
in-nt works, JohnBtowu, on Sun-
,.,ijsiivjred the tiaiues in time to
tir-lora any damage was done,
at r r slay morning, Mr. John K.
,:h;: iu tb- mint-i of J. C. Stiim-
iM, t hvutu i orn, was neve rely in-
x i,iirq;ii)ce of a portion of the
suLidi he was working falling upon
trknewn tramp waa struck by the
E;p;t! ra.st and instantly killed
liutir.giUni, on Wednesday last.
-j!U- irak, tbat proline source of
j accidents, waa what led to Lis ter-
.A'.bcrt C. MfCaace, of Chest town
vi.luwk nlumb thro'igh the head
Li.ct 10 yards, offhand, one day
TI.M y 'l .i V mayiin..) A Gt'
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(r;m t.j to tijj t.f wiugii. How is that
i'.i-t nineteen inches hfffb and
S-iy-two invlirs from the tip of
tU)'i:s era cif ita tail, was shot and
Kh Hrowu, of ConemaugU bir
.o;.y last, on Laurel Ilill, near
I I'.T.. .
rirutiwCi of ft "Kiss in the Dark"
-. f ffijr av. two or three kiasea in
l"i:k-wjs p ayed to a very small and of
I crr p:-t a:iilicuce a few evsningj
tr fnr.her particulars consult our
.ur.M, otherwise known as the D. 8.
I s orrv. thir ku b would have bean
ti.Ake tn kaiue remark about the
- s.i: i.-. l" in Lis hearing not many
:M LL::r ha been there, and
::noiri how it is hiitlelf.
-irjjcoij touniv court. April term
;t"" far M-ault-, eight for forni-
ii.iardT: one for i?amb!inr: flf-
HiiWul liuuor selliuir : one for
lor 1:1 el ; two for larceny: one
;Ttiim; one for forserr.
1-3 ati:s a hauy 7" was the startling
-ui i .tinour-fh local item punlisb-
.o i5o. e Know a lew "bar
''" ia this regiou who hanker
willing of that kind, but we don't
uu:d like to take one in that
Thomas M. Owens, of Jefferson countv,
recently buried rlva of his children within
a period of t wo wee ks. Scarlet fever.
llev. Thomas F. Fitzgerald, who waa
ordained priest Iic. 20, 1671, and was xm
after appointed assistant pastor of St. John's
congregation, Altoona, but waa more recent
ly in charge of the Catholic church at Dale
City, Somerset county, died of consumption,
at the home of his parent in Pittsburgh on
Tnesdfcy morning of lat,t week, In the 26th.
year of hia age.
Quite a tiomber of clerical gentlemen
were in attendance at the meetings of the
Presbytery in this place, -which closed its
censionn on Wednesday evening. "We did
not hare time to attend their dllberatlona
and of course caonot give a report, of the
proceeding, but presume that a condensed
statement of their doiugs will ba furnished
ua for onr next issue.
iToeGutwald, one of onr most popular
"knights of the cleaver," drove a fine steer
and three head of beef cattle into town yes
terday, which will in regular succession be
served up lo appease the ever craving appe
tites of this community. The steer weighs
1,625 pounds and the other three comblued
the beam at 3,325 pounds. The bo vines were
all purchase! in Indiana county.
Wm. Flattery, Esq. , of Johnstown, whoso
object in obeying the lamented Greeley's
advice about going west, albeit that advice
was given to young men only, we hinted at
somewhat vaguely last week, waa married
In Iowa City, Iowa, on the 23d nit., to Mrs.
Mary Shoemaker, relict of Edward Shoe
maker, dee'd, formerly of this place, and the
newly wedded expect to reach their home in
Johnstown to-day. The 'Squire is a very
worthy man and has secured a most esti
mable wif, and we cannot therefore refrain
from wishing them abundant blessings ia
their declining years.
Two of the boys, Lntr. and ITammers by
name, who were recently conn tied in our
county jail for depredations committed at
Wiltnore, have again got into trouble, this
time for breaking into and demolishing fur
niture, books, etc., and committing a name
less outrage at the Welsh church, three
miles south of this place, for which they
have each been held in S400 bail for their
appearance to answer at next court. They
have confessed their misdoings and also
that they hadjintended to break into and rob
the Catholic church at Wiltnore on the even
ing following their arrest.
The concert given by the "Amateur
Continental Chor's ers," at the Court House,
or. Saturday night last, was really a very
enjoyable musical treat. The young ladie
and gentlemen composing the troupe, and
the lender thereof, Mr. John Howells, per
formed their several parts with much credit
to themselves, while Mr. Geo. W. Jones
acquitted hiuinelf with his usual grace and
elegauce at the n:elodeon. The solo of Miss
Mary Davis, of the East Ward, and those of
the two Misses Griffiths were especially de
serving of commendation. A very respec
table audience greeted them. The enter
tainment is to b repeated in the near future.
To some of its readers last week's Free
man brought the announcement of a das
tardly outrage which had been perpetrated
upon a man named Wm. Walton, who while
sitting in the alcove in front of the Merch
ants' IIote.1, Johnstown, on Wednesday eve
ning of last week, was struck on the fore
bead with a stone, which cracked hi? skull
and indicted a ghastly wound. Mr. W. had
came from Harrisburg to Johnstown to seek
employment in the Cambria Iron Works,
and was to have gone to work on the follow
ing morning. It is thought that the outrage
was perpetrated by ore of the strikers, and
the Company has offered $1,000 for his ap
prehension. Mr. Walton has almost fully
recovered.
John C. Dimond and James Moreland.
of Mui ster township, will offer live stock,
farming implements and household furni
ture at public sale to-morrow (Saturday) af
ternoon; Heury and Mary D. Hughes will
sell at the same time and in the same way,
two pieces of real estate iu the borough of
Summitville, as well as a lot of household
furniture; and, on Saturday of next week,
lialtzer flelfrii h, of Chest township, who is
now disposing of his store goods at auction
and who offers bis valuable real estate at
privntrt sale, as will he seeu by advertise
ment elsewhere, will dispose of a large lot
of personal property at public outcry. Post
ers has been printed by us for all of the
above sales.
The several landlords In this place re
ceived each a notice a few days ago, couched
iu respectful language and purporting to
emanate from a so-called "Ladies' Associa
tion," in which the landlords aforesaid were
informed that they would tie long looeive a
visit from the prayerful sisters iu behalf of
temperance. These uotices bore the name
of one of the most estimable young ladies in
our town as Secretary, but was none the less
a fraud and a cheat for that matter. It was
of course designed for a joke, but it was one
of those jokes which Teflect little credit on
the perpetrators, and even yet those who
engaged iu this contemptible piece of busi
ness may have cause for laughing out of the
other sidei of their mouths.
f '..' of s Tiunz man residtnr at Ir-
, !nii-(! Krniar vithinin.
'arced Ttui'uas Jennings. The be-
--"'i am t so auxious for the re
f"r.r pa i-;ner of his bosom as
'-e return of S500 that she took
was hog enough to commit
Woman named Kne&th in
) :ev, Rjii.e tini!i last December,
-:c-wii indicted, and a Hunting-
- " r
I pry has j;i
i A uevv trial
t returned a verdict
has been moved for
-Oairnenrl aU onr rearlnra tn e.11
tr;'' l!r''-'i'l,,'uhi, or s.nd to
' Sllit of I'lothinrr hninv rn.
will not be disappointed.
; ""',d hTe know" better, sui--i!iirj
swallowed an overdose of
a outlay last, and in conse
.1 permanently from th, jjlart.
,-'a ami ail other of life's cares
t;l-e after.
:n uan.ed Gray, a resident of
-""' l Indiana countv, recently
t"V monstrosity, in the shape of
" Pa"l (rr a-. . t , ff
NCEfc1 I Mt?? ,c,,.'!lh te-h.and its fin-
Lx lfci . lcr lke lhe to8 of duck,
s-rva. , I.. 7 Wieo burn.
Lift.4
i.
'-' '"u tirakemen named Shafts
T,c'; !i!'l ry reported to bare been
-d on the railroad at Itaily's
t .llr.lav 5r- The accident was
,!'ird section of f, I'nlnn
I.. I' tibtward bound, ruuniDg iuto
k..." . "nd section.
a tnan named George
'tttiiip i.. .
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:il-Td natCtuan on the night
. -'uruiil ('.unipany't vard, at
TWO OlI AXD EESPECTED CtTlZBNS
Gone. Ou Sunday morning last, Edward
Glass, Esq., died at his residence in this
plara, aged nearly 58 years. Mr. Glass had
leen in ill health for several years. At the
time of his death he was one of the County
Commissioners, to which office he was elec
ted last October, having previously beu
chosen for the same position in 1850, and
also in 163. Mr. Glass was well known
throughout the county and had a large cir
cle of relatives. Asa County Commissioner
he always discharged his duties with a con
scientious regard for the public interests.
His reputation was that of an honest man
and a good citizen, and when that can
truthfully be said of him, uo higher honor
can be paid to bis memory. His remains
were consigned to their last resting place
on Tuesday morning last, after a solemn
High Mass in the Catholic church and
a very eloquent and appropriate funeral
sermon delivered by Rev. R. C. Christy,
pastor of said church, who was the early as
sociate and devoted friend of the deceased.
May be rest in peace.
On last Saturday, William Mills, aged 82
years, also departed this life. Mr. Milla
was a native of Wales, and came to this
place in 1801, when he was a mere boy, and
when, as he often told us, there were only
tiro house in what is now Elensburg. One
of these log cabins was occupied by Richard
Lewis, afterwards a Justice of the Peace
and Associate Judge. The other stood
south of the hotel now kept by Mr. John
Fitzharris. In that cabin David H. Rob
erts, a highly respectable citizen of our
town, who died a tew years ago, was born,
if Mr. Mills' memory was correct. Mr.
Mills was an honest, upright and pure man,
and leaves behind him an unblemished reputation.
ed.
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sri a"d further comp'lain
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"'"feranceaiid Read-
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l V Pi.' kiri i '";as,'t to learn,
One More Unfortunate. Shaking
Suicide at Lilly' Station. X ad case of sui
cide occurred at Lilly's Station, thiscounty,
ou last Sunday night, the unfortunate vic
tim being Mr. Otto llelly, who nai oeen
hotel keeper at that place for ten or twe ve
years. Mr. llelly had recently erected a
new hotel building, which was not yet fin
ished, but into which he intended soon to
remove. We learn that about ten o'clock on
the night indicated, he took a revolver which
he had in th house, and proceeded upstairs,
followed by his wife, and there made an at
tempt to shoot himself, but was prevented
from doing so by his daughter, who knocked
the pistol out of his hand. He and his wTe
then had a sci.flle, after which she went
down stairs to procure assistance, but before
she could return another report of the re
volver was heard, the ball this time enter
ing his forehead, and producing a wound
from which he lingered uutil about four or
five o'clock on the following morning. Mr.
llelly was well known iu this place, and in
deed throughout Cambria and adjoining
counties. He was a German by birth, 2
years of age, was a man of tine address and
personal appearance, and has left a wife and
six children. We understand that of late
he had tieeu drinking to excess and that do
mestic difficulties embittered his existence,
both of which causes no doubt prompted him
to take his life into his own hands. An iu
quest was held by Coroner Harroldon Mon
day, and on the day following his remains
wrt interred ia the Cat hoi ic cemetery at
BnraialtvU:.
-1 Letter from "Rob Roy" Dedi
cated to "Mac&hane."
ou .msea-sawcu lo ueto. Ourshlpsheuld
il.ed Aca-puAe-o. as 250 out of 300 passeo
were mock in a- the pea-fowl three hours
' we efi 8a,ndy Hook. We left Kew York
Ship Acapcloo.
Kingston, Jamaica, April 17, 18T4. f
IAK Frbkmas-U is a great slirht to see the
sea and bo sea-sawed tode-th. Ourshlpsheuld
gers i
after
the city orpulicemtn on the Uth (Saturday)
at 2 p. ui.. and we have made 240 miles, or four
deft-ree,every day, until to-day. directly south.
Last night, however, we changed course to
south-west, steering- for Jamaica, having pass
ed the east end of Cuba. We didn't see any
belligerent war vessels, nor anything else ex
cept a rew porpoises and about a dozen sailing
vessels, which we sighted since we left iY'ot-a
ihorico.
Ttee ship on which we tail isMOfoet long. 0
feet wide and 30 feet deep hns 3,000 tonnsge
and 3.000 cargo; Is worth $300,000 and hasU0,
0t worth of treight aboard; accommodates
this trip 190 cabin and lltf steerage passengers,
and eoneumea 500 tons o? coal. Our grub I
good. We ate thirteen times at once, as the
Irishman said. My two little girls were sick
for five days, but are well enough now. As for
myself, I wa too contrary to get sick ; but. on
the contrary, I do love the ocean. It looks like
n basin about thirty miles in diameter, and. as
Byron says. It is blue. That is the reason. I
suppose, so many get the blut when riding
over its white-capped billows.
Cuba, the land of "fuss and feathers," looms
up beautifully and prominently above the hor
izon, while the other Islands Just rise enough
above the surface to be distinctly aeen iu the
distance.
The weather here is very hot and sultry.
Summer came on us in a hurry. On Saturday
night snow and sleet fell and covered the deck.
(Viml cold and strong for twodays, when it be
came warm from east, and tbeii from south
east. Now it is as warm as (Jehrmin in cool
weather. We have had rather a rouuh vovago
s. far, tho winds being high. In Tact, "it is
much easier to ruiw Die u ind here than In Cum
Lrla. We are now In the torrid zone. Yester
day I asked an Irish sttilor if we were in tho
torrid zone yet, and his reply was, "Sure, an
it's not for me to know the names of the Isl
ands the world over." I kuw of course where
we were, as they can't lose ine so long as the
stars shine, and merely asked the question for
the fun of the thing. I asked a Dutch sailor if
the lltfht-houso on Cnstle island was where
"Our Fritz" imprisoned Napoleon, and his an
swer was, 'Yaw, Ish link she Is." 1 said, "Is it
on the Klnne?" and he replied, ' Yaw I" Isaid
"They call it Williams Hole, don't they?" and
another "Yaw '" was the answer.
There is a small island forty miles south of
Hayti, called Nevassar. containing about 600
square miles, that produces "guano." An en
terprising Yankee cxnloied it a few years ago,
and now he is making a fortune out of the am
monia treasures. We passed within a few miles
of this island this morning. Where the sea
birds incubate their young is an open question
down here, and should be discussed by the
Wasbit.gton Township Literary Society. Hence
I propose the following : ' Do sea-birds drop
their egus in the water and arj thev hatched
out by the beatT" Now pitch into this ques
tion. Jamaica is now in eight, at 10:10 a. m. As it
Is 0,000 feet from the level of the Sea to the top
of the mountains, it will stand out prominent
ly ou the horizon all afternoou. We will reach
Klnirtton at 6 p. tn., but we cannot enter the
harbor until morning, as pilots will not work
after six o'clock.
As my present epistle must close before we
enter Kingston. I must fill up with other mat
ter and leave a description of that city fur a f u
tufe letter.
I forgot to say that nearly every kingdom,
nation and race under the caoopy of heavea
are here represented. Even the Southern Con
federacy has its representatives. I learn that
the captain on the Nevada ship, Paclnc side, ia
a nephew of Jeff, llavls" wif. We have Irish,
Dutch, Welsh, Spunioh, French. Italian and Ja
panese on hoard seven of the latter being on
their return home from a three years' Fuglish
learning visit to New York -and yet so far from
confusion or Jargon being the rule, every ono
seems to understand every body else. We also
have opera singing every nlehi. which operates
considerably on the auricular senses, aud is as
good for a fool as m physic. As for reading, we
have bound volumes or ail the pictorial and
other instizlues. the American Encyclopedia,
girls' and boys' pnpers. the Scientific American.
The Aldine. and indeed almost everything but
daily and county papers and home news. We
havo even an aristocracy on board. I'll tell
ou whx. A Il-nton lady and the wire of a
Spanish doctor were very enviable the first day
or wo, and sang opera music together, but it
kind of leaked out that the usife wss only ounni
so- in fact that she was a tuncubine, or wnat Is
more commonly known as a nymph du pace
which little episode caused a chilling coldness
to spring op. even ill this tmjtical climate.
"Can such things be and not o'ereome. us. like
a summer cloud, without our special wonder?'"
Everything has a soul except a corporation ;
hence this ship has a geuial soul, yc'epfd (Japt.
Willis Howes, better known us tue ll'ciixlering
Jew. He sas he is traveling ificoy., but I know
em. ugh to say that he hss bsen on the ocean
for fifteen years, was a narxl officer during the
war, and is emphnticaliy the most genial soul
on board. Wo have another, (name unknown.)
who leads in the musical entertainments, and
who is the second best man on t he vessel. Chas.
C Lima, the first officer, or first mate, is also a
splendid gentleman, and ought to be the com
mander of some first class steam ship.
Yours, Sic, Hob Rot.
Local CorrespotuleiK-e.
Summit, ApiilSS, 1ST.
Dear Freeman Our town is about as quiet
as usual and not much larger in size, though It
will b bernre long, as there are several new
buildings in contemplation. Our borough
council has passed an ordinance requiring all
persons owning property fronting on the prin
ciple streets to lay board-walks. This will be
a great advantage to pedestrians, and will also
add greatly to the appearance of the town.
The men who compose that (mount boar are
certainly men of progress and energy. They
saw the neceessity for this improvement and
therefore caused it to be executed.
It is on dif here that a grand ball will take
place at the Manslou House during the coming
week, on which occasion no less than three
brides will be in attendance to add to the at
tractions of the hop. Hope it may be true.
As now Is the time for candidates for coun
ty offices to put in an appearance, we see uo
reason why. the Summit should not have one.
We think that ourold friend, Mr. John Quayle,
would make a first class Commissioner. We
do not know whether be would consent to
have his name come before the people, but he
should permit it by all means. He is an un
flinching Democrat aud could be elected like a
Jiffy.
I see by the last Issue of the Frkcman that
"Hubbub" finds: fault with me for mention
ing that stroVc which the Mje who run the
Lilly's school made. Well this is very natural,
as "Hubbub' is closely related to one of the
aforesaid Maes, and of course does not appre
ciate anything that is said about the strike.
As "Hubbub" resides about one mile from
Portage, in what is known as "Owl's Bottom,"
we presume he knows more about that bird
than any one else. Possibly he knows how
high they roost aud probably they have looked
down upon him some time with contempt when
he was making his daily trips to Portage.
Further than that, we beg leave to remind
"Hubbub" that we do not pay as much atten
tion to other people's business as he does him
self, and it Is no more than proper that he. the
celebrated 'Squire of Pot tage, should be mum
on that point. He localizes Portage up admir
ably, but let him not accuse others of doing
things hlch he is Iu a greater degreeguilty of.
Our dearly beloved "Anti-L,ocal" did not
respond, for which we are sorry, but it cannot
be helped. She must certainly be convalescent
by this time.
Well, as news is scarce now we will close.
More ano: . . Yours Jtc, Local.
II YJIF.Xr.AI..
FLATTERY SHOE MAK Kit. Married, in
Iowa t'tty, Iowa, on Thursday April 23d. by
Rev. Wm. Kdiuouds,Wii.uAM Klattkrt, Esq ,
of Johnstown, and Mrs. Mary Shoemaker,
formerly of this place.
CONWAY-HOOVElt.-Msrrled at St. Au
gust lue. on the 21t ult., by Hev. T. McEnroe,
Mr. Tuomas Conway and .Miss E lhe Hoover,
both of that place.
MAHEK-HUDSON. Marrted.at the Catho
lic church. Sumiuitville, on Tuesday last, by
Itev. J. Hackett. Mr. Jamls A. Marik and
Miss Mollis C. Hudson, both of Lilly's Sta
tion, this county.
OIIITl'ART.
LUCKETT. Died, in Bnrr township, on the
Soth ult.. Annie Josephine, daughter of James
and Msry A. Luckelt, aged 5 years, 1 month
and 3 days.
Ohl it is very hard for us to part with you,
dear little Annie, tint we bid you go in your
Innocence to Join that celestial band of angels
who day and night sui round the throne of
Him who has said, Sutler little children to
coin unto me and forbid them not, for of such
U the kingdom of Heaven." J. L.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Letters
testamentary on the estate of Henry
Buck, lato of Carroll township, dee'd. having been
granted to the subscriber by the Register of Cam
bria county, the customary notice is hereby given
to all persona indebted to said estate, and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly probated for sottlemcut.
ANUHKW STKITTMATTEK.
Carroll Twp., Slay 1, lS74.-8t. Executor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John J. Warner, dee'd.
Having been appointed Administrator of the es
tate of said decedent, late of St. Lawrence. Chest
township, all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified that payment must be made with
out delay, and those hay ng claims against the
same will present them properlv authenticated for
sauleuient. CHItlSTUI'HER WARS Kit.
Chest Twp., May 1, 1S74.-61. Adiu r.
A Terrible Railroaii Accident.
Four Men Killed and Another One Injured.
Aside from (he terrible railroad wrecks aud
wholesale destruction of human life which
sometimes occur on the several lines of
travel, nothing so frightful has ever taken
place on the Pennsylvania Rail Road as
the shocking accident which, on Wednes
day. morning last, midway letween Cres
son and Gallitzin, hurried four men into
eternity at one fell swoop and injured an
other quite severely. The facts of this shock
ing affair are that five men named respect
ively Jacob Rowder, aged 40 years, married
and the father of four children, Edwin Par
dee, aged 23, Amos Pardee, aged 20, Persi
fer Smith Irwin, aged 16, and Win. W. Ir
win, who were on their return home to In
diana county from a rafting trip down the
rior, got off the Johtintown Accommodation
at Gallifziu for the purpose of pursuing tlo
rest of their journey on foot, but finding the
snow too deep, afterwards concluded to walk
to Cresson and take the Branch train for this
place. In the doing of this, and while pass
ing through a comparatively deep cut at the
point indicated, a coal train east came dash
ing along, which they avoided by stepping
from the south to the north track, but iu so
doing they cot almost immediately in front
of the Pacific Express west, which was just
then rounding a short curve in the cut spo
ken of, and in almost the twinkling of au eye
four of the unfortunate men were hurried
into eternity and the fifth, Wm. W. Irwin,
had a bone in oue of his legs broken. Bow
der was the only one of the party who was
run over by the train, two of the others be
ing thrown to the right and two to the left
of the track. Oue of Powder's arms was
nearly torn from the socket. The Irwin
brothers resided within four miles of Cherry
Tree, the Pardee brothers some ten miles
from that place, and Rorder was a resident
of said village. The dead bodies were taken
to Cresson and an inquest was held by Cor
oner Harrold, after which they were coffined
and boxed by Johu Sharbaugh, Esq., of
Summttville, and on Thursday they were
brought to this place and seut to their re
spective friends by two wagons aud eight
horses provided for the purpose. The in
jured man was also brought here and is uow
lying at the Crawford House. It is worthy
of being put on record that some eighteeu
persons in all have been killed "ou the very
spot where these unfortunate men met their
terrible dvRtlis.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE! Having
leen appointed by the Orphans' Court
of Cambria County to hear and decide upon the
cxeep - ions to the second account of M arv N aolk,
Adm'x of Richard It. Naolb, late of Susnehan
n township, dee'd, and r-Hrt distribution of the
balance in her bands : notice is hereby given to all
parties interested, that I will attend to the duties
of eaid appointment, at mv office In Eoeusburg. on
Thcbsoav. M av 21t, 1874, at 2 o'clock p.m. .when
and where they must aitend, or be forever debar
red from comiDg- in on said fund.
tJKO. w. O ATM AN, Auditor.
Ebcnsburg, Msy 1, lST4.-t.
ValuaWe Real Estate at Private Sale.
rpHE undersigned offers for sale his well known
J Invern stnml anil Oiio-tmlf ,lrrf
(Ironad. situated in Chest township, Cambria
county. The llocSK Is 40 by 60 feet, well finished,
one Dart of it beintr fitted un for a store-room, and
1 there ia a commodious Stable and all necessary
Octbcildikob. The Lot is well sot with choice
Frcit Trees, and there is a never-failing pump
of excellent water near the house. This property
is located in the village of St. Boniface, ia above
township. Persons desirous of purchasing should
apply at once to BALTZEK HELFR1CII.
SL Doniface P. O., May 1, lb71.-tf.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. By
virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Cambria County, to.me directed, there will be
exposed to public sale, on tho premises in Wash
ington township, Cambria county, on MOX itA V,
MAY tiili . i?t.at2 o'clock, p. M., the follow
ing described real estate, of which Wm. Tilcy, sr.,
Uicd aeizod, "lo wit
o. 1. The undivided third partor m. tr&at of
land known as the Kos property, situate in Wah
inton TowDship, in the County of Cambria, and
State of Penast-Jrania. aJjoinin; lands of Ollio
ijtyner, dee'd, . J. 31 or re 11, and others, contain
ing fMi .trri'N. more or less, with appurtenances.
Sn. 'J. A certain tract of land situate in Wash
ington township, Cambria county. Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands of Jai. Conrad, Otho Styner, and
others, containing 35 Aere, more or less, with
the appurtonauces.
Mo. 3. A certain tract of land situate in Wash
ington township. Cambria county. Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands of Peter Moycrs, R. Ii. Westbrook.
and others, containing "V6 Aerea, more or less,
with the appurtenances.
Jio. 4. A lot of ground situate in Washington
township aforesaid, hounded by land of Wm. iMc
Closkey, Thomas Hewitt, and others, containiag
One-fnurlh nf Acre.
(. 5. A lot of ground situate In the village of
Hemlock, Washington township aforesaid, bound
ed by the Old Portage Kail Road. Pennsylvania
Rail Road, and land of John Hamilton and Win.
Tiley, containing 3 Acres, more or less, with the
appurtenances.
Ii-rina.- One-third of the purchase money in
band and the remainder in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest, to be secured by bond and
mortgage of the purchaser.
WILLIAM TILEY,
5-L-3L Adm'r ot Wm. Tiley, er., doe'd.
R
i i
Those who've money too much are trou
bled aliout it; those who have none at all are
troubled without it; but those who have ju.st
enough are the least troubled of all so long
as they car. buy cheap for cash at. Star Cloth
ing Hall, which is the place of all places to
purchase the best of choice wearing appa
rl ni n t edit. a.nd vest where the stock
is complete, well made and neat, and prices
at the lowest notch down, at 109 Clinton
street, in famous Johnstown. Spring suiiB
of all styles aud sizes just received.;
The Magic Inkstand. What better or
more useful article than this valuable inven
tion? It is a little treasure, costing but two
(2) dollars, and makes ink enough to last a
lifetime. No acid can affoct it; no climate
pro vent its flowing brilliantly. It is just the
thing wanted. Sold by all stationers, or by
mail from li. C. Root, Anthony & Co.,
New York.
Hess & Brother have just received a full
and most elegant stock of Spring aud Sum
mer wearing apparel at their renowned Oak
Hall Clothing Store, Johnstowu. Jesars.
llesa are always up to the times, always eu
terprising, liberal aud attentive, and always
deserve aud should receive the patronage of
all classes. Buy from them always.
ECEIPTS it EXPENDITURES
of the Borough of Ebensburg for the
year ending 28th February, 187 :
Dr.
To amount of Duplicate. 1873 ... $1,18118
" cash received from Weigbmaster 114 76
" sale of Toll Honss. 277 41
" " " Fines and License. sS 0
. " " Q. A. Rerry, late
Rurgess IS 00
" cash reeeived from William Davis, late
Treasurer 259 R5
cash ree'd for Rent of Market Houav. 23 33
Or.
By exonerations to Collector $ T 04
" commission paid Collector . 5s 86
i " " Treasurer.. 12 Vi
" cash paid Assessor 6 00
Return Judges .. 3 (
. " " Borough Auditors. 10 00
" Fire Committee. . 80 00
" " " Clerk to Council. . 40 00
" Street Coninus'era. 148 00
" " for Printing . ... 21 15
" " Repairs to St'ts
and Alleys . 2!4 78
cash paid for ?few Crossings. 60 00
o . xorougu x iujc
erty. Lumber. tc
" cash paid old indebtedness...
Balance in hands of Treasurer
$1,929 62
23S 92
112 64 ai.010 7S
t 9i5 74
ASSETS.
I Balance In bands ot Treasurer $ 9IS 74
duo from eal oi Toll llou-e . 14144
" Win. Davis, late Tr'r. 40 07
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding Orders
Balance in favor of Borough
$1,097 25
19 8&
1,077 40
As we go to press Thursday evening the
weather c lerk seems to be undecided as to
which we stand most in need of, rain cr snow.
Witness our hands, at Ebensburg, ths lfl'.h day
of March. 1,74.
5-l.-3t. J N O. E. SCAN LAN , 1
It A. A. Barker St
Son
14 1). Evans & Co.
13 Baxter & Son..
14 M. L. Oat num..
.11 Uf lirjlAlLfdliJOFiOKEIOa
a. 'i Domestic Merchandise, as aa
sossed lu Cambria County for the voir 187 :
ADAMS TOWNSmr.
1 . . rV.L .on. cioss. Lie K.
I i vnanes ueisel 7 00:14 Porter St Ken-
I IX licdrrrH I m I- lj . I
- w.v 4 wi ueuT.... ......
ALLBQ BEST TOWNSHIP.
14 William J. Buck 160
bark township.
It John Soliong
B LACK LICK TOWNSHIP.
It George B. Wike
CARROLLTOWK BOJtOCGH.
It Simon Scbrotb. 7 00 14 A. Walters
14 John Buck 7 00 1 A. A. Barker &
14 J. Wertner 7 001 Son... .
I. J. W ISharbaugh 7 014 J. K. Haucher".
14 A. U. Haug 7 001
CAMBRIA BOROUGH.
It John Ryan. ... 7 00 It James Council.
14 Johu Kiotz. ... 7 00,14 Adam Pfarr
14 Joseph btibich. 7 001
CONSMALOa BOROCGBT.
14 Jacob Widman. 7 00 14 Louisa Aaron.
14 John Stcrmer.. 7 00 14 Mlch'l Tobcy.
13 Johnstown Me- '18 Nutter, Cunn-
chan'l Works.. 10 00! gingham & Co..
It Aug. Lehinyur. 7 00!
COOPKUSDALE BOROUGH.
It John Bryan ... 7 00 14 John Adams...
CKOYLR TOWNsniP.
It O. B. Stineman 7 CO It J. C. Stlneman
It P.M. &J. Brown 7 00. i Co
14 J. D. Wintroth. 7 001
CHEST f-PRlXGS BOSOCGD.
It E. 4 H.N utter lit b. W. Douglass.
& Co 10 C0 I
CLEillFIEI.U TOWNSHIP.
14 E. R. Dunegan. 7 00 1 14 J .Dysert & Son
11 Dickey & Bon.. 7 00,14 Balt i- Helf rich
EAST C()MAH;il ;BOHOl'GB.
It P. Shatter 7 00 14 Buchanan &
14 Thomas Egnn.. 7 OOj Clark
14 R'rd Trade nick 7 00114 A.W.Ciochuoiir
14 Leonard Klsl. 7 00 1
EBENSBrRG BOBOCGH.
It Thos. J. Lloyd- 7 CO 14 Outings Jones
14 Thus. Urithths. 7 00; fc Co
12 K. Robert PiSou LJCkJ.H Andrew Strilt
14 Lemuion & matter
Murray 7 00U3 tino. Huntley.
14 G.G.Owen 7Jla Myers 4 Lloj d.
14 Reese J. Lloyd. 7 00.14 S. H. Davis
i la J. J'. Thompson
12 50T4 Jacob Thomas.
7 0014 O. C. K. ZuliUi..
10 0ul4 C. T. Roberts..
7 00,14 K. J. Mills
ritANKLIN BoKOUGB.
14 A. & J.LCu-itor 7 00 14 J. W. Pringle..
It D. W. Coulter.. 7O014 Peter Kubtits.
GAI.I.1TZ1M TOWNSHIP.
14 Jas. P. Murray. 7 0J.14 P. bmith
14 Thos. Bradley.. 7 00
GALLITZIN BOROl'CB.
14 David Milts 7 00.14 T.J. Christy...
14 Johr. Troxell.. . 7 00; 14 John Simmons.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
14 S. Aliabaugb... 7 00; & Co
14 Davis, Berkett 111 D. Simmons ..
JOUN8TOW.N SIlHUtUU.
14 F. W. Hay 7 00 14 Wm. P. Patton
It A. Keeke 7 00 It Jacob Wild....
11 L. F. Litenber- :14 Andrew Moses.
7 00 11 Euail young
7 00,14 A. UurgraQ
7 00 14 E. Zang
7 CO1 14 Chua. . Ruth
7 CO' 14 Gnlbth & Bi o .
jl4 Johu Peudry. .
7 00 14 V. Luther
7 00.11 Geo. L u v ei iu t
7 00 14 Murphy Jt Co..
114 T. &. G. Galla-
7 00' her
7 00 14 L. Cohen
ill A .Montgomery
7 0014 Fred'k Mayers.
7 00 14 Bailey Sr Hay..
7 00 14 F. W. kLiriiu...
7 00 13 F. W. Kreps ..
7 CO 13 J. Hess A Bro
7 00 13 M. H. Natiiau-
son
7 00 13 D. Dibert & Sun
i 13 J. A. McKitiucy
7 00,10 X. G. Stewart
I Co
7 00 10 Beuton & Tittle
7 00 10 Dibei t, W -)
! Ac Co
& Co 200 00 12 M. Rossart & Co
14 Jno. F. Hayes.. 7 00 14 J. A. Benahouf.
7ou: siu. ueriiQ
7 Oil H Geo. J. Thomas
1 14 C. Heckrolh...
7 00 14 D. i W. Dibert
ill alios J. Bl inker
7 CO 14 C. G. Vest
ill Jacoby i Rose.
7 00 14 W. P. Davia
7 Ou' 14 J. T. Kiuuey . . .
7 0u!li John Mulier...
7 00,14 S. U. Varner.. .
7 0 ' ) 13 John Tliotntia. .
7 CO 13 N. C. Wilder...
7 do 13 Howe S. M, Co.
7 CO 14 A. Preitcr
7 00 14 E. Pfciiter
7 00 14 John Blocb
'14 Little Sc. Dopp.
7 00 14 F. Krebbs
7 00 14 Jacob Fend
7 00 14 Wm.Levergood
7 OU 14 Wm. Caldwell.
1 14 Weiley Green.
Qnitin 10 00;il Chas. oswaiu..
13 . Snppcs & Co. 10 00,14 Chrikt. Kimpto.
14 N.i C. Hjrne. 7 00 14 John Porter...
14 B. F. Orr 7 00 14 L. Luckhardt..
14 Jas. J. Murphy. 7 00:
LOKETTO BOROUGH
14 F. X. Haid 7 CO 14 H. F. O'Friel...
14 W. W. McAteer 7 00 14 Shields & Son .
14 John Bradley.. 7 1014 A. J. Christy. ..
44 Mary Keplar.. 7 00.14 Wm. Litziuger.
MILLVILLS BOrtOrOH.
It Mrs. B. McDcr- lit P. Rodgers
mot 7 00 14 G. W.Btutzman
14 H. W. Given... T 001
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
14 Bernard Neese. 7 00 11 J. S. liaughinan
14 George Conrad 7 00 14 Shaffer & Co...
14 Georgo B-rkey 7 00!
SrSQUIHANNA TOWNSHIP.
14 Peter Carman
lUMSITVIl.tX BOROUGH.
14 John Eger 7 00 11 James Bradley.
14 Jas. M.Gillen. 7 00.14 Christ Reich. ..
It W. McConnell. 7 00
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
It Wood. Morrell A Co
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
It M.B.McI-augb- 1 14 S. McKenzie...
Uo 7 00.14 Martin & Co...
7tM4 I' H (EJ. Hrown
7 00,14 Mrs. E. Mclo-
tnsh
7 00 11 Alice Hagan...
700
W1I.MORR BOROUGH.
14 John Schroth.. 7 00-14 P. M. Wolesls-
14 S. A. Kephart.. 7 00 gle & Run
14 P. F. Kirby. . . 7 00 14 J no. McColgau.
WRITB TOWNSHIP.
It A.H.Fiske & Co 7 00 11 Gates. Son & Co
U Geo. Walters... 7 00 11 Ramsey & Bio.
WOOOVALK BOROUGH.
It John B. Clark.
YODKR TOWNSHIP.
It Jacob S. Ream
PATENT MKniCINES.
P. M. WoleslagleiSon. Wilmore Borough
NOW ON HAND
ger.
It George Heiser.
11 David Creed...
11 John Jordan. . .
It E. James & Son
It Lewis, Myles Si
Co
It Thos. Shephnrd
14 1'aul McCreary
14 G. Wagoner it
Son
It Mrs. E. Eohler.
14 A. li. Briukeri
Co
14 J. 8. Ashbridge
14 Jno. F. BarUes.
14 John llaunuu. .
It McCleilnn & Co
14 Miss L. Kaiuvy
14 A.;D. Brinkero;
Co
14 Biaugh iCiHW-
ford
14 W. L. Levlng-
bton A Co
It C. Hockstcin...
1 V ood, Morrell
11 George Trent..
11 Fockler & Co...
14 Fockler Sc. Lev
ergood 11 LUuK.'ii Stutz
mau 14 Thomas i Sing
er 14 F. Border
14 C. T. Frazer
14 John Brady .
14 W. W. Pike
14 Lewis V.'thn
14 Andrew Beck .
14 W. McPherson.
14 C. Kriger
14 Mrs. E. Call ..
14 Brindle. Kunk
le i Co
14 W Cpdegroll..
14 G. Bcntly
14 E. L. Edwards.
13 Geis, r osier A
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10 00 l
10 00 1
7 00 i 1
10 00 1
7 00 1
7 00 1
700 L
7 00 I
4 m sV
700
7 00
7 00
7 00 k
7 00 &
7 00 .
7 00
7 00
7 oo
7 00 V;':
7 00 V'.
7 uO
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HAND-SOMEST STOCK
CF
e r fN a "sr-
. WE EVER HAD.
For Cash paid IN HAND we will sell below
a" tho Market rate, and Guarantea every
1 article or return rnonoy.
Mi!MI1ACD P. RoniUU
fiillrlIlrlftLII -UlIIUHl!
v" ui uui (a. mdlKCiova
PHILADELPHIA.
HAND-Y to the Ferries and the Prin
cipal Hotels and R. R. Depots.
4
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 i"0
7 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
IU CO
SO CO
aJ 00
ao oo
12 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 OU
U M
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 U0
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 0o
7 00
7 t
7 00
7 00
TATEMENT
AUDITORS'
SETTbEMKXT with the Supvrviaors
of Carroll Township :
II. Hopple, Supervisor. In acct with Carroll Twp.
1S74. Dr.
April 13. To amount of Implicate .$40 88
" Order of this dale 90 9C-J52179
Ca.
" " Uy exonerations. ..... . .. 4S
" " " CI dsvs' s?rvicci at $1.-
40 per day w 00 00
" ' ' amount of "work doue
by taxablti 635 31-$i3179
Vincent Ue'o, Superv'r, In acc't with Carroll Tp.
April 13, 174. Da.
To amount of Dnplloate $o3f 38
Order of this dute.
4. .. .4
April 13. 1874. " Cr.'
By 54S days' services as Supervisor,
at $1.60 per day
" stone hammer
" exonerations
' amount of cash collected and ex
pended on tho roads.
per rentage colluding cash
C9 70
1 53-$30fl C2
81 75
2 50
2 2S
ve rtm.
1'. 00
1 45
amount work done by Lai J. bits.. 403 60-$333 5S
TATF.MF.r?T OF SBTTM1MCTT with th
j Treasurer and Co'.lector of Carroll Township :
Joht Ssydm, Treasurer and Collector.
April 18, 1874. DR.
FRAMW.HAT
iX ii ii.l'li.otiii-oi-,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-OF-
14 W. Pt-loirl. Jr.
14 John Border. . .
14 Jas. S. Dysart
3c Co
It G. J.Davis.
' 00
00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 CO
7 ou
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7W
700
J 00
500
To amount of Duplicate.
April 18. 174. ClL
By order paid J. Litz'cgor (plank). .$11 60
liv orner pai'l t-.. Kisnart
By order pai l J. B. ?diiler "
By order paid Jos. GossL-argcr "
Bv order paid J. Yost "
Bv order paid H. Fuchs
By order paid R. Hite
By onler paid Henry Mellon "
By order paid V. Refer, Supervisor
By amount paid H. Hoppl Supervi
sor, on order.
By exonerations
Bv per centage collecting. ...
By 2 dayg' services, at $1.50 per day.
Bv order fT plank
Bv order paid I). Eapor(ront). .
By order paid l. A. Iuther, Auditor
By order pal 1 S. A. Shoemaker, "
By ordur paid J. J. Thomas, T. Cl'k.
flU 14
i :
2 10
e -jo
5 80
00
4 00
4 M
C9 7J
69 CO
1 S3
13 2-2
3 00
6 40
1 00
4 84
4 50
15 50-S228 C9
Balance due Township.
$ 33 tt
Witness cur handp. this ISth day of April, 1874.
J. J. THOMAS.
N. A. SHU EM A KEE, Auditors.
D. A. LCTHER. )
Atteit J. J. Thomas, Clerk. 5-1.-3L
BREWERIES.
Julius Stlch, Carrolltown Borough $15 00
Henry Uluine " " 100
John A. Stemmer, Johnstown Borough... l"i 00
Max Henbrtch " " ...15 00
H. Haiisinan " " - 15
Oscar Graffo " " ...15 00
Lambart St Kress. Conomaugh Borough. 15 00
Joseph Kost, Conemnneh Township 15 00
Jacob Goermr, Cambria Rorough.. 15 00
George J. SwaJerer, Washinvtnu Twp.... 15 00
TEN-PIN ALLEYS.
Wm.McGougb, Washington Township J15 00
C. W. Mullin. " " 15 50
T. W. Shoemaker, Ebensburg 15 60
BILLIARD TABLES.
O. W. Mullin. (2) Washington Township. .15 50
R. M. A. McLain. (3) Johnstowu 60 00
John Jordan, 2 " 40 50
An Appeal will be held at tho Treasurer's
Office, in Ebensburg, on JHonUwy. June 1st,
1874. at I o olock, P. M. JOH N B. ROSS.
May I, J874. Mercantile Appraiser.
x ialTTjaLiK COIJeVJi
ABOUT THE
Singer Sewing Machine ;
And Where to Buy It. j
ComTEYMAN See here, neighbor, can you tell
me where I can buy the sewing machine people
talk so much about? . . ,
Citizen of Ebsnsbcro Yes, with pleasure. I
presume it Is the Singer Sewing Machine that you
mean.
C. Yes, that's tho name of it.
C. ov K. Well, just down there, two doors east
of Zahm's store, is the place, and my word for It
you will be well pleased with your purchase if yon
invest in one of those machines. Jlessts. Bailky
A Tate, the agen:s, have now on hand all styles
and siJ.es of these indispensable machines, from the
cheapest to the most valuable, and are accommo
dating gentlemen who will be pleased to show von
the ins and outs of thair various machines, whether
vou desire to buy or not. They also keep thread,
needles and all the other paraphrenalia of a sew
ing machine, and are at all times prepared to at
tend lo the repairing of machines in a substantial
and satisfactory manner, and at very tnodorate
rat-ct. Don't forget the plaee High street, two
doors east of Zithin's store, Ebensburg 4-24.-tf.
Sr vSr j-sV 'i
-AND-
hcet-Irou WARES,
AND DEALER IS
HEATING PARLOR li COOKING
AND-
i UOl'SE-FtllMSIilNG GOODS GENEIULLY.
Nature's Great Eemedy
roa ALL
THROAT ano LUNG
DISEASES ! !
It ia the vital principle of th Pine Tree, obtained
fcy a peculiar process in the liiaiillatioa of the tar, fay
which iu highest medicinal properties are retained.
Tar even ia its crude ttate ha been recomnicnded by
min.nt phys.cians of rvr? sthocl. It u conndenlly
offered to the afflicted for the following simple reason:
1. Itcus, not 6y aruftly ttofntf tAr tnk
. but by diublving the phlegm and Mjtutiif mature ta
throw olT die unhealthy matter caitirr tac irritation.
In cases of s4Ud coNSUHrrioN it both prolong ami
readers leu burdensome the life of the afflicted sufferer.
a. Its healing principle acts upon the irritated sur.
face of the lungs, ftmtratmg U atk distaatd fart,
relieving pain, ana tu&duinj imlMmmotin.
3 It rvatriKS amd ekiciies thi si.ood. Positive
ly curing all humors, from the eommun tiutlu or
anumoH to the severest cases of Scrofula. Thuttanus
ci afSdavits could be produced from these who have
felt the beneficial effects of fins Tml Ta Cohdul
ia the various diseases arising from ixruKiiiu c
IN B BLOOD.
4. tmifvrmtii ths Jigttiivt erftu md rcttortt
tkt fife tit
All who have known or tried Dr. L Q. C. W:
hart'a remedies reauire no references from us, bif ihe
aames of thousanos cured by them can be givcu to
any one who doubts our statement. Dr. L. C.
Wukart'a Great America Pytfitpsia Pills mmd
Won Sccas Dsors have never been equalled, tor
sale by all Druggists and Storekeepers, and at
It. LlC. WISSAST'S CfSce,
Ho, X3S A AecvnU bU, l UilmtT
Jobbinr in
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IROX
rSOatrTLT ATTK3DED TO)
AD M I N I ST It AT I O N NOT I C E.
Estate of Francis McTaman y, riVc'rt.
Letters of Administration on the estate of sid
decedent, late of Washington t.wnsiiip. Canbrirv
eounty, having been granted to the anders'gned by
ine llegnuerot saiu count v, au persons mueuw '
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims agsinst the sa.i;e
will present them properly autheutioatod lur et
tlemcnt. SARAH McTAMANY. AdmiiilstraUtx.
Washington Twp., April. S, lS.4.-ot.
GEO. M. ILEAL) L,, AUorncy-ul-L.aw,
Bbensbarg, Fs. Office ou Centre etrrH-t,
three icors from High slrtct. laut.77,'7.j
BKllMilJ Lhl i LMi. Sealea pro
, posals will bo received at tho Comniis
I sioners ofilee in Ebensburg nntil 12 o'clock,
S May 11th. 1S74, for the erection of a Bridge over
Chest Creek, at the mill of J. fc H. Mellon, in
Chest township. A specimen plan of said Bridge
can be seen at the Commissioners' otflce. The Com
missioners resorve the right to reject any or all
bids. A. ANNA, J
W. D. M i'LELLAND, VCom rs.
E. GLASS. .
Attcvt -J. n. KKNNCC-r, Cork- 4 --
ADM I N I STU A TOK'S NOTIC K.
EKtaic of T. P. O Hakka. rtft-M.
Le'terof Administration on tho es'-ate ..f ii
dece-'ent, late..! tho towushinol Mui.strr car.ibna
countv. having been granted to I he undersigned
bv the Regis.er ot saiJ county, all persons u. .'bu
ea to swd estate are re.jue.ted to mAe linmvlUie
payment, and tho-e bavin- claims against the
same will present them properly an: h. tiiica.ed for
sculerncnt. FH ANC1S C O H A R K A.
M u nster Twp., April 10, laT4.-t, Alta r.
OUCH NOT. Having bought
from Charles A. Mc.Mi'iUN of
Clearfield Towuship, the following described ar
ticles 1 hereby warn all persons against mid
dling with the s'iid property : 1 coe-k s'we. I par
lor elove, 1 s-t thaws 1 clock. 1 washing machine,
S beds and bedding, 1 barrel rharu 1 meal eland.
JAMES VcML'LLSN.
OirMi Twp.. AJT" lV.t-3
No3.278r280and 2S1 Washin-ton'Su,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
Loretto Marble Works.
PRICES REDUCED!
MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONES. BUREAU
nnd TAULK TOi'S: alto. Designs f'r Scotch
(rrMtii-e 2Ionuii!ent. We desire to invite the at
tention of the puoiic to t,ur beaulilul Ilesigns for
Monamrut and Tombstones, made of t he very best
Ita'lan and American Marbles, aud which will
furnished at as low rates as similar work can be
obtained lu fbi'advlphia or c!swhcre. PeriVct
s..isfaction guaranteed, and work shipped to any
ooini. at our riii. All orders from a otanee will
be pn-mptiy atten l-rd to. Remember that our de
signs and our work will romoare Isvoroiy with,
anv in the State. WILKINSON i. Kr'LI.Y.
LoietU", iiaroh 13, lb74.-tf.
JG The Oldest I2nlablishmcu.t. lG
13. -T. YVillil.KlrS Ji'.,
MAcrACiucn or
VEMTIWKLIMiS AND WINDOW SHADES
norio,rSAUilrr d
TKJM.M EI to locii cju.il to kcii. I'iain Suadcs
of the NEWLS x lad-, wiLh unmc tn matci-, hur.
with p-if.-ir -r-f .''.iiiiir"i'i'lmiHrMiiv. LttctCfi
fn n J.n r.l r-q'iins of elegant designs, Gilt unJ
IV'ubllxt CuMllto. CpoiVl 1 Good.-, 4X-.
Id ii-l Stlaiii St., l'Lliadelplalai.
Ar-ril 17, !S74.-iro.
Portage NAIL WORKS,
Duuraniiile, Blair Ca., Pas.
riHI E sbove WorUs. being again operated by tae
JL undurs.gned. .rfrs to the traoo a full sduply
oi ihuir jusuy oe:eLrated NAILS at U.o.st piiooe.
JOHN MCSSLilAN.
Dunca.arine, March li, 1574. -din.
BEWARE ! AU rsons are here
bv cautioned ataiust iiilerferiiiR in aity
wav w.th all and singular the Hons bold Fur
niture of Richard E. Jon,., of Camnr; o""
which 1 hav purchased and ,cfi '
s-.cn dnr'.cg my rWs-. J 1 Zt-1
tsaiLr Tp. Ai'ta lT - 1
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