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nlstn In- Iu-m rtrd II tllC WIBKIA r KtLMAN.
has our lowest advertising rates.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Jtrfe. There, tnnl tfic Other llee.
"Wednesday was as windy as if it had
1 Jen indii!iiiir in beans for a twelvemonth.
Our new military company will beiniis
'fed into service to day by a duly author
ad mustering officer.
. Vegetation is on the "git up and git .
,' 1st now with a degree of alacrity which we
,. o seldom witnessed before, j
A new M. K. bnreb edifice was dei'.i-
i '4tcd at Miii'-ial Point, this county, on Sun- I
y ':ii-t. The building and lot cost about '
'The halcyon days of base-ball have ;
"due, the jiilliest of the year, witli now and i
1 jen a broken nose, and here and there a ;
lifted ear. j
Indiana county has pix'een Republican '
''ep:rai.t for .Sh'Titf' nnd a like number for i
V'pmmiM'Hir r, with several townships still j
la hear from. j
-A ?rent deal of money is sure to po '
heie the woodbine, tw inetii tbis spring be- !
cause the woodbine lineth on the new '
Trin bonnets.
"it-T. J. Chapman, A."M., of this place, is j
Tfiil the position of Professor of English j
V mmmar in the Indiana Normal School, I
V Aivh is to open on Monday next. j
W Tlie arloian well in This place, it is
(laiti' il. has stood the test iiUe. a major, and j
X ie i oiii f'iet i-tit of the ;i!er works is only a
bestioti of time and the wale of the rcpii- ,
..tf. I onus.
M r. .1 . liili brisf is now feedir.g on bis
firm, near t'rec-n.-djiirj;, threu mammoth
I eers, triplets, six years old last March,
Vfcose combined weights are said to aggre
gate !',r..n jK.inids.
- A littie girl named Topper, aged fifteen
.J jars, is said to have f.il'en dead in E-oretto
t im day last week. Th cause of her death
tnd ti e i in iims'a'H es connected with it
failed to learn.
A New Iieriy boy struek another lad
X)tl the temple v.iih a Kt-me, on Snnday
venii g last, and i i.ni i:ss,in of the brain,
rliii h n. at eiiil In death, was the result.
Allot her sad warning.
John I!iih". ; o!i.red "lr.an and 'roth-
r," was admttted to tin; bar, with all that
t0 name implies, during the recent term of
jk !;ed l"orl county court. The new iy tledcd
iiad to hare parsed a ii:g eaniina-
tlon
An eleven vear old b-iv nami-d lla;p-
' I. i.-i l arrested and j:u! i' i-i ll.uit-
1 Ji!"ti for stabbing another boy ;it Spruce
I fe-l: wiili a dirk knife ! day bii week.
' 5r wounded lad is said to be in a critical
fcjti'iit ion.
a-A meetM2 of the Grand T.o.-l.., 1. n. O.
IM of I'eciisyh f.iiiii, will be held iu Wjl-
I. Mii-!1 -'Tf d'iiig almost the entire of n-xt
WHli, Mr. Gen. V. p.rown is 1 1 1 - dr.'.y a---Cf'ei'i
c.l reprc.sfativte from the l.o.!; in
tll place.
fc-Ve note with regret th serious illn-?r.s
Tcur towuM.iau, Alvin Eians, r..-M., of the
Cirn'. ria county far, a (. ut l.-miiii iio full v
Fjs:.rnl well dcsM cs the i-stfctii of all
W 3- Know li.m. We li'i;v; l')t his early
a ;cs iu e.
Mr. R. H. Tudor, of this place, r.t.notin
e ibiiiiseif a a candidaiu for Comity Com
t JB.-i:rncr on I lie Repu! 1 i: ;i n linker. We
Lcpe Richard will nor have t: "tnkc the
WMcr," lej.'t t aa he bu l to .l.i mi a
TCCHit i i-i a.'ioti.
. I-'ifly ecu's ill cns'i, or three mom :i' mt)
t:.riptioi. t-i the I ki:f.M. will be p:i:d for
t" ;irst . u.iv, of my date, that leiK-l.es t'.iis
T.Jce, of the r i.-.nii, a j jiu nal published
t Summit vllle, this o-.n.ty, in l'".l'-'0.
lnn't all semi at once.
-A young man nannil James V.-ed, a
lrIi :i- on the MoimTn: n liivisioii, li.
II. , had or.e tif hi.-i feet badly il.-i.i iaiiz-d a.1
Jtltoona. on Monday evening, by being
caught ketvveeu the I'ylindef-liea.I cover ami
pntnn arm of ;i locomorive.
-T !a-l.- na.-".cd Vimt and Tesselnrin
Wetn tast week convicted it. the lT. S Criin
ltl Curt .if rjtfsbnrgli of -.bbiiig the post
1S at I'.iui.dale, Juniata county, and
5C were heii'ci" ed to p ly a fine of S 1 . ' JO'l
r t(l undergo tivc years' iiiipi iboninciit in the.
,esrern IVnitcn'iary.
,-lcwaie of patent ri'bt swindlers. If
t iy of these nuisances call on you j'.nl a.-.k
J rti to ign your name to a paper, i li.n bii.g
fcut m:y appcjir to be ;i goo.l bjirgain oil
ytii- side, ret assured it will turn out to be
a groini.i y note, which you will have to
Jy at an farly day.
--lir. J. It. Mi Council tender his pro
f "JBioiial services to the i-ith'cns of I.oretto
rid vicinity, -a ln-i p be has located per-
Jnentlr. lie is a wortbv voting man, and
? it ing l -e,i a close student and eminently
. U-d for the practice of the healing art, be
c fcrves bin .-ess. Set- card else-win re.
Whi.li wc wish to remark, and onr ln
T jgejis plain, that ifon want to save in in
t rjou mit njt r frriin from investing yonr
"n pons" at Mills' cheap store, now filled
itb a stock SM. h as never before found il-
WHy to our town, in profusion aheap, and at
prices that may indeed be called cheap.
-Tii high wind on Saturday last un
roofed the I'nited Presbyterian church ar
liatfy's .station, Westmoreland county, nitd
't large flouring mill connected with St.
Vincent's (Catholic) I.ii3tery, near the
f ,Bn plai-H. The church was ncjtrly new,
1 J"ing been dedicated onlv a few Sundays
If time and circnmstances pnrmt, yon
floe Id no fail to attend the dedication of
;'. X Ji liti's (C.-itholie) i bnr.-h, on Sunday
t Jxt. The ceremonies will be interesting
f id impressive, and the beautiful building
lelf is well worth a visit. Go by all means,
' jw-i-ially as excursion tickets wiilbe issued
'. f the occasion.
The old Court House nt Iloliidays-l.tirg
Trow being lorn down for the purpose of
ing place to a more modern T'-mpIe of
v istice, the design and specifications for
1 fcich have bciin prepared by Mr. G.-ndell,
t Philadelphia. Shouldn't wonder if Cam
l la would cati h the disease from its next
t Jfc'Mi-.r. r.iair coniity.
"Nfvt'r loo late to do trood." is a savinf
trtrue as it's trite, but who better v"ould i
-da Should .piite:iily piN-li into the tight;)
and that same c;ui le said of all else that's '
'tjoyed, as f,,r instance a visit to Mvers "t I
. Joyd, whose sr., re j w,.;t stocked with
Jods of all kind that will hi.it eery mirse 1
jld please every mind. " I
The main building of n,e Tti?carora '
.Ta-lemy, in Juniata county, n lu'n k Mrnc- i
ire four stoiieg hih, was burned to the ',
ioutid, on Wednesday night d' last week, '
lvo!ir,3 a loss ef S'VXJO on the building', i
Insured for 8t.iMM,) ami Sl.txiO in persona', i
foperty belonging in Prof. Stone, w ho occu- .
led a portion of the building. I
Mr. i I tr'.m in P.erg. the newlv elei
a. iu e lira. ii
iui:n- noois win iMpiven. r or terms ami t w nere iney lounit ini-m in posse
The Inlianf i.ormal scbool will be for
mally recognized by tbe- State Superinten
tlent on the 23il inst., on vrbicb ot-rasion
(lev. Hartranft, Lieuf.-Gov. Latta, Attorney
(iener.nl JJimtnick, ami other prominent
gentlemen, will put in an appearance.
The Canada House, an old tavern stand
located on the south side of what was one
! time the Pennsylvania Canal, at Ilo'lidays
j bnr, was bnrned to the ground on Sunday
afternoon last, caused, it is. supposed, by a
j defective flue. The building of late rears
bad been occupied as a tenement house, and
ith onlv roriti in Pittsburgh who lnnfhor- ! owned by Misses Rlanche and L.ucy
Excurslon tickets to the Centennial cel
ebration, at Greensbnrg, to-morrow, good
for the return trip until Monday next, can
now be bought nt all tb V. U. 11. ticket of
fices on the main line and brauches, and as
a big time is anticipated, no doubt many
will avail themselves of thin decided, reduc
tion in fare to witness the interesting pro
ceedings, which promise to be something
well worth seeing.
Mr. Peter Schwab, known and esteemed
by all our people and many other people,
lias taken up his al-otle in Johnstown, where
be has found employment at his trade in the
Wood vale woolen factory. We commend
onr yft'Mig fiiend JVter to the kindly con
sideration of all our friends in the lower
end, ar.d especially to the. young ladies in
that vicinity, who will tind him a perfect
gentleman nml one worth going for.
Charles Gorman, of Altoona, while ar-
tempting on Sunday morning last to get ont
j of the way of a broomstick in the hands of
bis wife, an article of domestic utility with
; which she playfully pursuing him, slippinl
j and fell or. his back with such force as to
explode a revolver which lie was carrying
in a rear pocket, the ball from which pene
J trated his right leg, just below the hip, in
i flicted a very painful bnt not serious wonnd.
J A young negro tramp named Lewis
flerron was found lying on the track of the
j la. 11. It., about one mile east of New
! Florence, at. a very early hour on Sunday
j morning last, with bis right leg terribly
: crushed nearly up to the thigh. The h-g
was amputated by l.r. Iowman, of Johns
town, anil th unfortunate man turned over
I to the poor authorities of Westmoreland
, county. It is thought that he cannot sur
; vlve.
Adam Rudolph's head was pretty near
level when he promised us five inches of
I snow on the lOrh of May. True we didn't
get the snow, but we got a cold rain, con
siderably intermixed with bail, which ren
dered it, all in all, such a day a? Adam's
bones foretold pretty nearly to a dot.
Whatever was lacking in the promised pro
gramme must be charged to the account of
the weather clerk, for whose eccentricities
Adam is in no way accountable.
A lad named Conner, whose parents
reside liet ween Crepson and Lilly's, accident
ally tripped and feil while running, onoday
!asf week, and striking oil .1 douhto bitted
axe which was sticking in a bg, a shocking
gash was cut in the top of his hAad, the
blade of the axe passing through bis cap and
penetrating the skull to the depth of a half I
inch or so. The lad is in a rather critical
condition at present writing, but hopes of!
; bis ultimate lecovcry are confidently enter
tained. ', A young in :ii named Charles K. Drit
tc.in, a re.ddcnt of Ciejirtield, J'jt., a here lie
; was until recently in the lumber business,
', fl'fcmpled to commit suicide ;lt the Central
' llotii, Pittsburgh, on Sambiy morning last,
l y : hooting himself in the breast with a
; siiigle-biirrclt'd pistol, the ball entering be
: low the left nipple and p lietr.ititig the left
! lung. Tl. would-be suicide was removed
; tj tliH West Pennsylvania Hospitjil, Where,
at latest accounts, bu was lying in a very
j precarious state.
The Pittsburgh JfJirrniiin is very much
. mistaken about the policy on Rev. P. M.
i Ward's lite, the insurance agent rtnd iosnr
. auce cmpany to whom It gives credit hav
i inr bail no part or parcel in to-- t ransa.-l ioii
whatever. T!ic insurance was affi-cfel bv
Mr. I'. I. Cop.-, of Pliil.i.l.dpiiia, au'"it for
the Met i opoii i.n f,if'e Iiisiiriii.i i- Compnny
! of New York, and the claim w:is paid by
j Mr. K. J. Carah'-r, eejieral agi-nt for r li.it
; Company in the city of Itrotherly Love.
; Will the H.b-rninn make fho. proper correc
J tion by giving honor to whom honor is due '.'
We have received a copy of the Pilts
l biirj-h L'd'ier of a hue date, oiitaining the
. announcement (duly marked and a favor
1 able ioti-e rcipieslcd) that iiuite a large
: number of American Catholics, intend, it
rumor can be r(-li-d on, org.'inize a society j
.' and .-idopt the Hibernian constitution and j
i bv-laws, uing the word "Amei ican" in- I
: stead of "Irish" as a special n-ipiisire for f
Liiembeiship. Not know ing .tin thing, how--
i ever, about the project or t h: rule saud regn- i
larions ct the order they propose to imitate,
; wo cannet of coarse either commend or con
j di-mii the proposed organization, if Indeed
such an one is contemplated.
! The liollidaysburg S'n mhird expresses
! our sent i men ts to a dot when it says that the
, Johnstown Tribune manifests very little re
' s;iect for the 1 'emo--i Ji I ic s--h ol directors of
: Cambria cut ty when it heralds the election
, of Mai lman Uerg as superintendent, of com
: mon schools :is a Radical triumph. The
j Democrats of C-ombria, as of other counties,
: are not in the habit of impming into the
i political attiiiations of the men they select
to run their common schools. They want.
; the best men, ar.d, if wc vre not. much mis
'. taken, Mr. 1'erg will indignantly repudiate
i this base attempt to prevent the Cambria
, Radicals from hanging on the ragged edge
', of despair by clinging to t lie skirts of a de
' cent citizen.
The balloon frame of Mr. K. J. Mills'
i new dwelling house, now in course of erec
i turn on Julian street, came down with a
I re.sli on Sunday afternoon last, and falling
I on the doinicil occupied by the editor of this
I paper, made ns and our family think for the
j time being, t- quote one of Mr. Reei-her's
famous remarks, that a "section of I he great
I judgment day" had suddenly struck us
' amidship. Apart from the fright, however,
I no great damage resulted, the only effects
I being '.lie slight demoralization of the chim
1 nc'y on Hie dwelling oecupn.d by lis, the
; breaking of several shingles on the roof, the
' smashing to pieces of a few window panes,
I' the punching of a small bole in the side of
I the house, and the knocking Into smith
I ereens of a few dollars' worth ot lunilier
contained in the demoralized building.
Another series of swindling operations
1 on a-small scal bai-e just come to light in
j Richland and Adams townships and parts
' adjacent, the modus operandi being the se-
curing oif subscribers and the collecting of
I monies for a mythical farm journal, an un
successful attempt to come the check dodge
on Mr. It. Ness, of Geistown, by proposing
to pay one week's Imard in advance if he
would accept a check on a Bedford bank for
.?."" and reiiiru the balance in money, the
hiring of a horse and buggy from the same
gentleman, which the confidence operator
afterwards smtght. to sell in Johnstown for
?1"0, and the successful swindling of a land
lord in the latter place bv showing, after
banking hours, a filled up check for a large
amount and thereby negotiating a loan of
twelve dollars, which is likely to continue
a a permanent loan for many a day to come.
All w hich points a moral and adorns a tala
w hich onr rural friends in particular will do
Well to heed.
Messrs. T-rimbnnr and Klrscb. of Rarr
lllr'.rnin I'.er. the llSWlV CtectHd ' tOWnsllin. who were reeentlv li,l,ll.-.l not nf !
Vunty Superintendent, will open a school ! two valujihl horses by "means of false
ine i nioti 1'iiiiilii.e, in this place, on ci.ccks. got on the track of the stolen ani
toii.lay. May 21th, a4 continue Ihe same 1 nials (for stolen they were to all intents and
Jr a p.-ri'Al of ten wet-ks. Instructions In ; pnriHries) und followed them to the neijrh
... .... .. v r. . . hi , -,, K'uvnr.i iinnii in ine neiitii- j
ranches reonircil to lie taught in tin f borhood of Shelo ta, in Armstrong county, j
iit.ciis vim ih-ii veu. r or it-riiis ami i v n:i; hitt. imh.ki tiieru in possession of a i
xt Lio.iks aj.ply to Mr. ISerg in person or ' man named lontpomery, who bad bought
7 letter j both of the animals for 3120, sixty-five dol-
- The barn ef Kev. ,T. It. W. Silnrt, ( lars of which be paid with a silver watch
a'-.i about lour miles southeast of homer- ; and a certain sum ot money, mvinz his note I . Titih avenne nett door to the blcs: I snimr i
It, was destroyed bv fire with all its i at ninetv da.vs.for the balance. Mi. r - i n... i ... i T-t- . .i i 1 Donlde-Headed
... , - . - f . - . . , , , , iom-ouicc, nan rriiiuicu ik'.ii win iit . . , . . i i.,
Outents on Snnil.iv tnorimir' l:iaf mul nne T.Ainlioiir an.l Ivirsch nro. toned In mv- t..- 1 . , ' i. : ir.inie. I I l-ni r.r
i , . , . . ? ' V , 1 - is now Oiwy w ailina .luuii.um t.iMvn.i s, ,,ipte set nf Tools I
rs and eibtor nine head of eattle per- potnery 120 in money for the two horses, showin:; u10m bis mammoth new stock just j nonldinvaehlns.
"J r," names, ine owner was sick in j an.l as he will not ot course nnnor the note receive!. Mr. Wolfs experience in the I machinery, with
- i in.-, niuuy . iinseiii i Tiie tune. , wnen Hue, ne woum navo im-kh in poi-Ket 4msinoss bis irrol indsrment and cash nur- i puneys, is in goon
S'm r V ? : ,,;S',rant S1,5- rigin I?,? VV' by '":wP,5nR Trlr V- chases, enable him to ..ffer iudncements to ' T" MrT,-r.
f the hre no sta ed. j This, however, he declined.to do, deniand- 'hlic that riXnnnt , excelle,! by any ! "e m'.hT
-...lints i.ropuy, son oi iir. Aunotny ; inj; liusteaii ,)(i in casii lor ttre animals, iu,nH j .i,. ;
ropbv. of A!lrt,tli1. Ii.a lioan fl r.iii tk f A, 1 l.vr i l.t-lt..v . i fee l,il!nn nnla o a ctill
jen. John Keilly to a cadetship at West ! further recompense to him, w hich our friends
wnt, and James Kearney, son of Mr. i were not willing to accede to, and the oon
ames Kearney, nr. nlso a resident of that sequence was that they hal to come home
' "anied by the same gentleman wiihont their property, the law a Hording
or like position at Annapolis. No btter them no redress. As to the swindlers them
e, actions could have loen made ever, if the ' selves, they could learn neiblnz as to their
competitive system, had been adopted. J wbertbouts.
Interesting Itkuoiors Ceremonies.
The Presbyterian church iu thin place
was the centre of attraction, on Tuesday
afternoon last, to a goodly number of our
people-, all -whom were drawn hither by a
desire to witness a ceremony which for the
""" a cnraonji.il.....
most part has never heretofore been wit- !
nessed in this community. We refer of j
course to tbe ordination and installation of i
Kev. John N. MacGonigle, pastor elect of '
i . ... . ; v,,,i,
tbe eongregation attached to the church !
above mentioned. The services, which be-
gau about 2 o'clock, were participated in by ;
Revs. D. IT Miller, Geo. Hill. t. L., John
S. Axtall, I. S. Dickey and R. M. Brown,
members of the Blairsville Presbytery, Rev.
John Gillespie, of Pittsburgh, and Rev, T.
li. Jones, of the Congregational church in
this place, the ordination ceremonies being
opened with a voluntary by the choir, after
which Rev. Jones addressed to the Throne
of Grace a very impressive prayer, which
was followed by the ordination sermon,
preached by Rev. Gillespie, who took as his
text the words addressed by Moses to the
great Lord of hosts at the foot of Mount
Sanai, "If thy presence go not with me,
carry ns not tip hence." Eloquent, learned
and entirely appropriate to the occasion was
this brilliant effort of the Rev. gentleman,
which was listened to throughout with
marked attention and an evident apprecia
tion of its many merits as an able production
ably delivered. After the sermon the usual
constitutional questions were propounded
by the Moderator, Rev. Miller, and answer
ed by the pastor and people. The ceremony
of ordination by the "laying ef the hands"
of Prcrbytery was then accomplished, Rev.
Miller making the ordination prayer in an
earnest, feeling manner. The installation
of the pastor was next in order, and after it
came the charge to the pastor, a task as
signed to Rev. Dr. Hill, and, like the cliarge
to the people, delivered by Rev. IiroVn, it
was an effort replete with "true inwardness"
in the proper acceptation of that term. The
ceremonies lieing thus concluded, the eon
gregation was dismissed with the benedic
tion, after which young and old among the
members of the church manifested their rv
speet and esteem for their youthful pastor
by extending to him the right band of good
fellowship. Refore concluding our report
we deem it proper to say that the choir con
nected with the church fully maintained its
well deserved reputation, rendering the sev
eral hymns, and especially the beautiful or
dination hymn, in excellent style.
Thnnkn from the Depth of the Henri.'
Welungt.in, I.orrnin Co., O., Aug. 24, 1874.
Dr. II- V. Pierre, Buffalo, A". I".
Dear Sir: Your medicines. Golden Me Ileal
Discovery. Dr. se's Catarrh llemedy, have
proved of the greittcst sorvUie to me. .ci.v
months Ptro no one thoujrht thtit I could possi
bly live lonsr. I hud a com p.'iraton of diseses
scrotitln. inaiiifeslinir itself in eruptions ami
(rrcat blotches on my head that made such sores
Hint I could not have my hir comtied without
c-nusintr me much sutTurimr : also CKUsinir swol-
j ten if In rids, tonsils enlirg-i-d. erds.vcd or "thick
j neck," and large and numerous boils. 1 also
I suffered from terrible chronic catarrh, and in
! fact f was so diseased that life wms a burden to
me. I had tried many doctors with no benefit.
I finnllv procured one-linlf dozen hollies of
your rjolden .Medical Discovery mid one dozen
Segu's Catarrh Remedy mid commenced their
use. At lirst I was l adly discom-nircd. tit. t after
taking four bottles of the Discovery I htsrati to
improve, and m il J Iwl t:ikeo the remaining
1 whs veil. In addition to liie use of Discovery
I applied a solution of Iodine to the Goitre or
thick neck, us you advise- in pamphlet wrap
ping, mid it entirely disappeared- Yonr Dis
covery is certainly the most wonderful blood
medicine ever invented. I thank God and you.
I mm the depths of my heait, forthe grcul good
it hus done inc. Very grate lull. v.
Mns. I.. Cii.akfee.
Most mdirlnes which are advertised as
blood purifiers and liver medicines contain
either mercury, in some form, or pot;vssiuni
i and iodine variously combined. Allot' these
! agents have strong tendency to break down
! the biood corpuscles, and debilitate and
j otherwise permanently injure the human
; system, and should therefore be discarded,
j Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical ibscoveoy on
! the other band, being composed of the fluid
! extracts of naiive plants, baiks and roots,
j will in no rase produce injury, its effect hc
I ing strengthening and curative only. Sar
j saparilla, which used to enjoy piitc a repu
tation as a blood purifier, is a remedv of
! th rty years ago, and may well give place
i as it is doing, to the more positive and valutv
1 hie vegetable alterjitives which later medi
cal investigaiion and discovery has brought
to light. In scrofula or Kings' Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Krysipclas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent
Inflammation, Mercurial affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin and sore eyes as
in ali other blood diseases Ir. Pierce's Gol
den Medical Discovery has shown great
remedial powers, curing the most obstinate
and intractable c;ises. Sold by all dealers
in medicines.
KxTnATT from a letter from Mrs. J. O.
Aldiich, Wanseon, Fulton Co., (.: "R. P.
Hall Sc. Co. Gentlemen: Please send me
one dozen lwdtles of your Sicilian Hair
Renewer. Our 'bald and gray do not want
to be out. My mother is a living recom
mendation of the results from Hie use of the
Renewer. lteiiif almost seventy years old,
and having worn a wig over thirty years, it
seems a mi racle to those who have known
her so long so bald, and what little hair she
had beinrj perfectly white; now her wig
thrown aside, her hair grown ont, and a
smooth glossy brown as in girlhood. Hop
ing yo:i may long continue to pour blessings
on the heads of tho afilicted, I remain, yours
truly."
Such evidence, with the endorsement, of
the great chemists of New Kngland, Dr. A.
A. Hayes and S. Dana Hayes, should satisfy
any one which of the preparations produce
the best results.
Cut this Ot't It 3Av S"m yvmr ..
There is no person living bnt what sutlers
more or less with I.ting Disease, Conghs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay 75 cents for a bottle of med
icine that would cure thetn. Ir. A. P.os
chee's German Syrup has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany, ami its
wondrous cures astonish everyone that tries
it. If you doubt wh;tt we say in print, cut
this out and take it to your druggists. T.,em
on Sc Murray, Kbensburg, Pa., or Wolesla
gle Sc Son, Wilmore, Pa., and get a sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a regular
size for 75 cents.
"Stay," be said, his right arm aronnd
her waist, ami her face expectantly turned
to him, "shall it lie the kiss pathetic, sym
pathetic, graphic, oriental, intellectual, pa
roxysmal, quick and dismal, slow and unc
tions, loiitf and tedious, devotional, or
what?" She said perhaps that would lie
the lietter w ay, but wished it to be distinct! j
understood that if he didn't, order bis wed
ding garments forthwith from S. J. Hess
& Pro., 241 and 213 Main street, Johnstown,
the kissing business would bave to stop im
mediately, if not sooner. A fine stin k of
Spring goods Just received by the above
firm.
Tie pressed her pentle torm to bis and
whispered in her ear, if when he was far, far
away, fcbe'd shed for him a tear. He paused
to hear a cheering word, his throbbing heart
to cool, and with her rosy lips she said, "Oh
Hill I you're sich a fool--for sure you know
I love yon well, and that ray. heart tor yon
n'g.llnm .vrr
time you cut a swell in
Murphy's fine s'
Murphy's fine store clothes." Star Had,
109 Clinton street, Johnstown, which is just
now filled to repletion with an nnsnrpnssa-
l tf- c t 1 . : r 1 1 . 1 . 1
Die S 'OC h. or cpriii cioitmi oi uu oi. ie, v.; z.- ,
tures, sizes and prices the latter being in- j
variably of the very lowest order.
Mr. Godfrey Woif. (he enterprising
Altoona clothier, whoe immense establish-
By hnyintr
saves considerable aud gives his customers
the benefit of it all. Don't fail to call at
once and see Mr. "Wolf's stock.
Barnum's creat traveling world's fa:r
and universal exposition, as it is called, will
exhibit in Clearfiled ou Wednesday next,
May 19th.
Isetter front Califorriiftt
' Saw Francisco, April 2g, IStS;
np.AR 'FRKF.siA!? Tiurtnir the past tnfee or
four years I have been one of your "'constant
readers" that Is. my nett door neighbor, in a
certain town not faf away, took the Krkk.man,
and ag oon j MW him coming from the posN
offiee with his mail, I immediately eent my wife
over to borrow it. Therefore, you perceive, I
have been one of rurewmed Mtron-otie
of those whom von are wont to aun ress so pb-
tnetlca!lv abmlt nc, yertr. I have been an
unremitting subscriber for a considerable
"lentrth of period. " Now; however, having-
"jined" the Democratic party. I hasten 10 no
as afl pood Democrats should, subscribe for
the Krebmax, and send vou ine wnrn-wuiui,
which you will pleas place to my credit. Ho
receipt neres?ary.
San Francisco is a beautiful city, I don t
think. Situated, or rattier elevated, on a gi
gnntic sand-hill, the sojourners therein have
all the pleasures of havimr matutinal shower
hath of that commodity from 10 a. m. till 4 P.
m. every dav diirinar the summer. This Is the
season of the "trade winds." so called, and it
would certainly daze the bratnsof "Old Probs
to attempt to ascertain in whnt direction Ihose
winds tdow for live consecutive minutes.
This. also, is our season of pie-nlcsand general
relaxation from the various cares and perplex
ities of life, when we give ourselves up to the
enjoyment of -out-door lire with an abandon
and youthful looseness which would astonish
and niahnp shook ye steld old dwellers on
the cloud-capped Alleghenies. From three to
a dozen parties lenve here every morning, on
pleasure bent some to the Karrelone Islands,
some to Santa Cruz, or Monterey some to Cal
istoga or the Passo de Robles hot springs, und
other some, who bave not so much wealth to
squander, betake themselves across the bay to
the sylvan groves of Oakland, and there in
dulge in the innocent amusements of making
love, flirting, drinking bad wine, and breaking
each other's noses.
Our new Palace Hotel Is going to be about
the finest hosttlrie in the country. It will con
tain 7."0 rooms, 36 putdic parlors. It private
ditto, 9 dining rooms, 27 assembly rooms, 5 ele
vators, 3 billiard rooms, 40 by 90 feet each, the
finest bar in the city, and the most impudent
clerks that the country can produce. The
charges will be moderate only $10a day. Can't
you come and boerd here a year or twn ?
The majority of the inhabitants of this city
might be eiilied the "lloating population."
Very tew people here "keep house,"' in the
general acceptation of that term; nearly all
nefne boarders m restaurants, both married
aifl sinirle th.it is. tho neonle. not the reslan-
rnn's. Itis.fully as cheap a method of living
ns housekeeping, and not near so trouniesome.
That Is oue of the reasons why our women are
the best-linking in the world. In gettinir mar
ried here we never estimate the cost of house
keeping. We Simply marry, rent furnished
rooms, and have Cfftigh lucre ahead to pay for
our dinner at a restaurant. Convenient and
comfortable. Isn't it 1
The gentleman who runs the sublunary ma
chine occasionally "gets his dander up" at
something we have done, and gives us a sort of
paternal shaking up, in the shape of an earth
quake. He iismrIIv does it in the Full, howev
er, when we all have the Uluee' and would
just as soon live as die.
I must tell you a joke about one of onr er
Mityors. His maiden name was McCauley, mid
he had n fearful brogue. A supper was given
iii.n the night after his election, and his Honor
was pressed to imhibe Fome (J reen Seal. "No,"
said he. wrnthfully; "d-n your chainprrpne: it
jroi-s up my nose. Iv you have uny daceut
whisky. I'll take a n.iRsrin of that."
We keep right r.long cutting down our sand
hills and building new streets out into the hay.
and if the hills hold out, I suppose we will
eventually build so elope to Oakland that we
ran jump from our end on to Ionr Wharf.
The Oaklnnders wanted to annex San Francis
co, and built this wharf out two and a quarter
mile" in our direction, hut thi y hud to stop,
bccairse the City's credit wasn't good far nny
mre piles.
Weil, I have written you considerable of a
letter, and ir j on can make any sense out of it
you are welcome to do it, for I nm devilish sure
I can't. Yours. Jfc,
Wart Ned with NAnv Red.
Oil I I' I" A RT.
DON AO TICK. Died, in Altoonn, on Thurs
day evening. May !, lT7-, Mr. .1 KityMi n Dona
fSHCK. for many years a well known and much
rcspit ted citien of Xewry, K'.air count V, in the
87ih year of bis ae. May he rest in pence.;
J.
15. McCOXXELL, M. I).,
PlIYSICIAX AN'1 St UllF.nV,
JjORKTTO, Pa.
Office formerly ocenpled by Dr. Jamison. Night
calls can he made at .Myors Hotel. 5-l.-in.l
"FRANCIS MULVKIIILL, Veil
All (li?-;3ra of Horses and Cattle t rented prompt
ly. Intelligently, and upon very moderate terms.
K.-sidcn.'o on ilt&li street, near the western ex
tremity uf Ebenstmi if. S-14. tf. J
"MOT I C K IT A NT 3 O FT!
the undersigned, bave bought at Sher
iffs sale the follow inir described persnnnl proper
ty, to wit: 1 clock, bar fixtures und tumblers. 2
tables, i cupboard and dishe. 1 I'oto ami fixtures.
1 clothes-press, 1 ?oing machine, lot of carpet, 1
bureau, carpet and stand. 2 bcJstcjids and carpet,
carpet and clock, 3 sets chairs, 53 bedsteads mid
bedding, and 3 stands, which we have left Id care
of S. A. Mclrough during our pleasure.
11. .1. H ADS.
1IKXRY KU,(1,
JOSKPII Cii A M KK,
JdShPH W I: li I N r.R.
Chest Springs, May 18, lS7."i.-3t.
T 1ST OF CAUSES set dcvi. for
trial at t he ensuing term of Com
COIK-
sl:
mencin ou th.j riasr Movdav of Jits:.
vinsT WEEK.
Christy.
Wclm
MftTarity
Hums
Zll-ii
Davis ; .
vs. Allenlionv Til tnntaln
Coal and Lujiiu-r Co.
vs. Walters.
vs. SHu n-itc.
vs. Van Ormer
vs. Idoyd.
s. Davis.
vs. Rlst.
vs. Heslop.
Cooper k. Co
Heslop
O Donncll ot al
Haven h. Co
Hnschan
( Sa lliirnn
Pisko c Co
Vauurhn Jk I..ynch...
M cC lo."kcy. ."
Berkey.-
Myers & Co
Cambria Iron Co...
Hradlcv .
vs. Arble.
va.
McLaughlin.
vs.
Pcnna. Kail Kosd Co.
vs.
vs.
Collins.
The Twn. of White.
O'Xell.
.vs.
.vs.
Adams' F.i'r.
.vs.
.vs.
.vs.
Griffith i. Davis.
Conrad.
Christy.
Driskell.
vs.
Christy
vs.
.Miller.
B. McCOLGAS, rrol'nonotarv.
Prothonntary's Office, the.ishurir. May Id, 1875.
7 ICENSK NOTICE. Petitions for
License have been filed in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of
the County of Cambria bv t lie following named
persons, sod will be presented to the Court of
O.iartcr Sessions of said Countv at Jun.i Ses-
I s.ons, krt3;
TAVEHX t-CF.SSE.
Csrrolltown Rorouarh Lawrence Schroth, An
drew H. Hntisr. Paul Kll wamrer.
Chest Township Thomas Ott. Geortre Crook.
Croyle Township A nd'w Adams. Prank Kurt.
Ebcnsbura: Horonarh Mrs. I H. Linton, Last
Ward; Michael Lalterner, Wt-tt Ward.
Oallitxln Borough Arbert Bender, Col. John
Woods.
Oallitiin Township Michael MeMorris, M. F.
Kelly.
Leretto R.ironirli F. X.IIaid, I'lorisn Denize lo,
Sunvniiiville Horoueh t'hnst. Reich.
Washinirton Township Geo. W. Mullen. Chris
toi'dier Koiiinc, I'ntrick Dowd.
wilmore Boronirh Georsre Wcndcroth.
katiso norSE license.
Csrrolltown Horo' Henry Blum, Julias St ich.
Wsshinvtnn Township M. B. McLaughlin.
Wilmore Borough P. F. Kirhv.
B. JWcCOLG A N," Prohonorary.
Prothonotary's Ojilcc, Lbccrhurg, May lo, 1875.
PLANING MILL
FOR HyVTl.
riMIE unJersiirncd offer at private sale the pro
1 perty recently occupied hy the "lihunshura; ,
lininrand ManufactunngCo.," sitnate in Ebens
burfr, Cambria county. Pa,, consislinir of
ONE ACRE OF CROUND,
fronting on the Ebenshurir sail Cresson Railroad,
having thereon erected a
LARGE PLANING MILL,
4Tx6n feet, three stories hitrh. with Boiler Shed at
tached, 'Jx63 feet. Tho machinery consists of one
Four-Horse Pover Engine and Boiler,
1 Coir.liin el Pinner, 24 inehe wide, for sur
faefna; and irroovint? : I Snrliife I'lnni-r. 2u in.
wide: 3 4 li t-iilar flip Sow, with lift tahlt-s ;
irrnliir r-eit sa.w. with ?lfle fa-
irenlnr nt Sawx
Shapinir Marhiap, with iron
Lathe; 1 Hand l.alhe, with ceni-
l'olisliin lrmn, VI feet Ionic;.
, with slide heads. Tho above
necessary shaftinsr, beitinir and
worKinsr orucr, wn n an anun-
rtinmna: wafer on the promises.
is erected specially tor and has
manuraetnre of fi.xirlnu-, sldinit.
. brush blocks, ballusters. eto.
There is also erected on the premises a
Two Story Frame Dwelling Jloute
COJTAISISO 811 ROOMS AND A CELLAR.
-For terms spply to
JOHN A. P.T,Ain, Ebcnsbura,
JOUN'bEWlS, " :
W. B. BOX ACKER, Johnstown.
Ebensbnrj:, May it, 1873.-2IQ.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
I 1ST OF KETATT.KRS or Fokcios and Io
i mestic Mr.RCii AStiise, as appraised in Cam
bria county for the year A. 1). 175 :
Class. - Lie 'sc .
aumhest iowssnrp.
14 William J. Buck rr.OC
BAR ft TSWXSB1P.
Via a. -. -Jbir'f.Vhumt. Lic'te.
14 Casper Lelh 7-MU John Solssonjr. 7.00
HL.ACKl.ICK TOWNSHIP. I
14 O. B. Wike 7.50 ,
CAnBOLl.TOWS HOKOrOH. 1
14 And'w Tlauck..7.00 14 J. K. Maucher... 7.-10 i
14 John Wertnor.. 7.00 14 A. Walters 7-Md
14 John Buck. .. . 7. on 14 Simon Schroth.. 7.0D
14 J.W.Suarbaujrb 7.O0;i4 A.A.BarkerfcSon 7.00
CAMBRIA BOROUGH- -
14 John Ryan 7.00 14 Adam Pfarr ... 7.50
14 J. P. Connell... . 7.00, 14 Joseph Stibich.. 7.00
14 John, Kinte 7.50 . .
COOFCRSDALI BOaoCGR.
14 John D. Adams 7.50
COMACOH BOROrOH.
14 Nutter, Cunnin- jl4 Louisa Anrori... 7 00
p-hntn 8t Co... 7.00 14 Jacot Whitman 7.00
14 Michael Toohay 7.00 14 George Myer... 7.00
14 John Stormer. 7.001
CI-KARrlELrjl TOWJJSRIP.
14 E. R. Dnnrgan . 7J50
CKOTI.e TOWNSHIP.
14 Thomas II. Beist .114 t). B. Stlneman. 7.00
A Co... 7.0" 14 P.M.& J. Brown 7.00
14 J. I. Wentroth.. 7.00!
chkst spntxos noaourm.
11 E IT Nutter.. 10.00;14 Cooper & Mellon 7.00
11 S. M. PotiRlas. 7 .r0
CH EST TOWWSH'P.
14 Thomas Ott. ... 7.00.14 L a n (r b e r n &
14 J.F- Csrson 7.501 Thomas 7.00
EAST COKIMAfOn BOROCCtT.
14 Pj F. Shaffer.... 7.50 14 A. W. Gouch-
14 Ieonard Kist. . 7.00i nour 7-50
II KTfadenick ... 7.00 14 W Sanderson... 7.00
Buchanan & Clark 7.00'
KHESSBCRO BOKOITOH.
13 A. A. Barker 14 Mrs. I. M.Steh-
Pon 10.00 ley 7 .00
13 j.ratton Thomp- 14C.T. Roberts... 7-00
son 10 03 14 D.Evans 7.00
14 R. J. Lloyd 7 0) 14 G. C. K. Zahm. 7-C0
14 (i. O. Owens. .ii 7.00 14 Baxter Son... 7.00
14 Mvers i Llovd.. 7.00 14 E. J. Mills 7.00
14 Lemmon & Mur- !14 Jacob Thomas.. 7.00
ray j 7.00;14 Isaac Evans . .. 7.50
14 O. HnntleV 7.01 14 M. I,. Oatman... 7.00
bl E. Roberts Sonl0.0J 14 A Strittnintter.. 7-00
11 Davis 3c Hum- ill TbonmsJ. f'loyd 7.C0
phreys 7.00 14 Thos. (Jrifflth... 7-50
FKANKI.1ST IHiROI-GB.
It A. & J. L. Custer.. 7.0W 14 1 . W. Coulter. 7.00
14 Peter Keubritz.. 7.00,14 Martin Custer 7.00
14 James Finley. ... 7.P0J
dALtITMN "township:
14 M. Dia-nan 7.50 14 J. P. rTu'fray.. 7.00
14 Patrick Smith ... 7.001
OALUTMN KOTJOUOH.
14 T. J. Christy...... I 00 14 F. J. Pnrrish.. 7.f;0
14 J. J. Tro.vell 7.00 14 David Mills... 7.00
14 Thomas Bradley.. 7001
JOHNSTOWN PO'nOCOH- .
1 Wood. Morrell 14 W . Caldvell. . . 7.00
&Co 200.00 14 Matt. Mooney.. 7.00
10 Gels. Poster (14 A. Met 7.60
Co 20X0 14 WHLovcKJod 7.00
12 T. W. Stewart & 14 A. 1'fcffef. .. . 7.K)
Ai Co 12-50,14 Jacob Fend 7.IO
11 Dibert.
Wayne
14 S. It. Vainer,-.. 7.00
& Co
10.00 14 John Muller... 7.00
14 Trfiuis Wchn...
14 McFhersoniCo
14 Christ. Kresrcr.
14 A Ujr. Gerhard t.
It W. Cprtosjrnve.
14 fiotleh Bantley
14 E. I.. E lwifds.
li N.&CA.Hot-ne
14 Jas. .1. Murphy
14 Conrad linker..
It Gcorjre Kurtz..
14 Jacob Wild
14 Andrew Moses i
14 Emil Younif.. . .
14 A. Bunri-atr....
14 E. .U.K.
14 C. S. Reilth
14 H.J. Hite & Co
14 J.Pendiy&Son
It A. A. Ucsek
14 F.W. Hav&Son
14 L.F. Leitciiber-
per
11 Georife Heiscr.
14 W. V. Pike .
14 John ltrjiiiy ...
HI'. T. l-'niir
It David Creed...
14 John Jordan. ..
14 S. Montgomery
14 bonis Cohen . . .
14 I. Dihei t V- Son
14 J. P.liinier.lhiil.
14 A.Xiithnniltro
11 J. A. McKiiin. y
14 M H NMt!inon
14 S..I. Hess; ro.
14 T.V i tJailnif her
14 Murphy Co..
14 I- l.iK-khnrdt.
It TCo.Cnvcr.!ift
1 1 Val. I .out her. .
14 Jno. Henderson
7.WJ.14 'f . .1. Kenney... 7.f.)
7.00 14 Dopp& Bostnrt 7.00
7.00 14 John ThoniHS... 7.00
7.!HI 14 Waketlel.l i
7.00 tirittlih
7.00 14 Win. Berlin ..
7.00 14 John Benton.
7.00 14 M. Bossurt & Co
7.0014 Ioiiis Bauiiier.
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.0U
7.on
.W 14 F. Border
OU
1KI
.00
7.00 It T. W. Kerlin. .. 7
7.00 14 M Clelland&Co 7
7 .50 14 John Haiipan
7.00
7.50T4 L Myle-s A: Co. .
7.f0 14 Jonn K. Hnrnes
7.WI 14 J, S. Asdibridre
7.00 14 Brinkcr ilr Co..
7.IKI.14 John Bloch
l.lin 14 BailevA Hay..
7-00 14 Fred'k Mvers..
7.1X1 It W.Owens&Son
!14 (i.V'tineiSon
7.00 1 1 H. Pritehard.. .
7. Oil 14 Eben. J nines...
7.xT H I'Htii M'C. eary.
'..i" 14 F. Krebs
7.00 14 Blouirh Jc Stutz-
7.';i1- nun
7 00 14 Pockler & Lev-
7-lHI erjfood
T 50 14 Geo. Trent
7.(1 It II. Br noli
7.0"! i4 .'lms.Hoch.stein
7.'ri'14 W. L Levimrs
7 -"" ton V " . . .
7 .0" It John t'oi t'-r...
7.00 14 C. Heckrath...
7 CO 14 Craw ford &
7.0H,' Keippie
7.00 H T. 11 Bi inker..
7.00 14 ieo. Siialfer...
7 i 1 ! 14 C'uis. Oswalt. . .
7.0014 Kbnple &. Vior
7.(!0 i,K
7.00
7.50
7..0
7 00
7.0
t.oo
7.50
7.00
7.0i
7.00
7.00
7.0!)
7.1-0
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.H
7.50
7.00
7 00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.50
7.IKJ
7.00
7.-'v
7.00
14 J. & II. Swank.
JAI KSON TOWNSHIP.
14 Davis Bvcrs & 14 . lord
Co 7.00 14 Albright
11 I). Simmons 7.:!
Lonr.no noitoron.
It W. T.ltzinecr... 7.00 14 P. It. ShU-lds &
14 F. O Friel .. .. 7.00 Son
14 A.U. Christy. .. 7.50,14 F. X. Haid
14 W. W. McAteer 7 001
mii.i.vtm.k tvinoron.
11 P. Rodsers. ... 7 .CO 14 G. W. Stutzman
14 11. W. Given.. . 7.( Co
nicnt.AM) TowxsniP.
11 Bennett Noes. . 7.50 14 Geo. Berkcy...
14 tieoi-fre Conrad 7.50 14 Hiram Shatter.
PfSOI'KDASNA TOWNSHIP.
14 Peter Garman
PfMMITVf I.titl B'lHOftiH.
It John F.rar 7.00 It C. ltoich
14 J. M. Gillan.... 7.00 14 V. M'tkinncll..
7 00
7.00
7.00
7.50
7.50
7.C0
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.oo
7.0J
7 00
7.5J
7.50
7. 1 HI
7.00
7-50
7.00
7.00
7.50
7.00
WASHISGION TOWSSKIP.
14 Wm. Prinitle...
14 Mertin Sc Co. . .
14 Syl. McKenzie.
It Ailam Mvers. .
14 c. a. M'tloniple
14 P.M. 4 J.Brown
i.li 14 r.iiz. I hompson
7.(t) It John Wilkin...
7.00 14 :.& ,1. I.Mhev..
7.:.0 14 M. I!. M LsuRh-
i.ifl' Iin
7.00.14 VC. A. Ford
hiluork ii')Rf)i-on.
14 John Schroth.. 7.00 14 S. A. Kephart..
14 P. M. Vv'olslajfle ill I F. Kirby....
Ac Son 7 00 14 John M'Uolg-an
TAVi.on TOWNSniP.
14 Wood, Morrell It Co.
WH1TK TOWIlSllll.
14 Jss. Dilly &. Co. 7.30;14 J. Gntes
14 Geo. Walters.. 7.00 14 A.H.Flskei Co
TOODTAI.B BOROUGH.
14 J. n. Clark
TOLGC TOWNSHIP.
14 J. L. Ream
BREWERIES.
Philip flertzoir. Lore t to Itorongh
Oscer (iraff, Johnstown Itorougn
Sieirer & Wclin, " "
Max llciibach, " "
Henry Haiisman " "
Jacob (Joerner, Cambria BoreuH
Lambert & Kress, Conemaueh Boroujrh.
Lawrence Kest, Cnnpiuatijrh Township.,
(i. J. Sch wader, Washington Township..
Henry Blum, Carroiltown liorouirh
Julius Stich, " "
BILLIARD TABLES.
John Jordan, Jonnstown. 2 Tables
G. W. M ullen, Washinirton Township....
15 00
15 (X)
15.00
15.50
15.00
15.00
15.50
15.00
lr.oo
15.00
15.00
81.00
15.50
TEN PIN:aI.T.EVS.
John Jordan. Johnstown Borouifh 80,00
U. W. Mullen. Washinirton Township 15.50
A. J. Christy. Loretto Boronirh 1.V50
T. W. Shoemaker, Ebc-nsbtirf Borough .. ir.5)
A. Lloyd, . " " ... 15.50
An Appeai, wlli be held et the Treasurer's
Office, in Kbensbiira-. in Moniiav, the Tilt day
of June next, ut 2 o'clock, v. m.
1). A. LUTHER,
Mai 10, 1$2. Mercantile Appraiser.
WIDOWS' A PPIt A ISEM EXTS:
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named appraisements of personal pro
perty of decedents, selected nnd set apart for
the widows or intestates, tinder the Act of As
se.nblv of the 14th day of April, A. T. Ittif, have
been filed in tho Register's Otlice at Ebenshnrir j
and will be presented to the Orphans' Court of j
l'mlir.!i rriiintr. ftr mnflrmfltfnn an l1nr-. I
anee, on Wr.iXE3DAV, the H dnv of June, A.
1. 1875, to wit: .
1. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for M urns
ret tshiry. widow el diaries Shiry, late of Adams
township, deceased, .i7.fi0. .-
2. Inventory and appraisement of cortain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for ("atha
rlne Horner, widow of Jacob Horncr, late of Johns
town boronirh, deceased. lf5.0. '
3. Inventory and nppraisemcnt or certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Ca; ha
rine Fresh, widow of Clement Fresh, late.ot Cam
bria township, deceased. 2es.n.S.
4. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised an l set apart for Rebecca
: jvnnir. wmow ot triueon wring;, late oi Adams
! township, deceased. T,00.00. , -
j 5. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
; sonal property appraised and set apart for Mary
; Phalen. widow of James Phalen, la t of Carroll
i township, lccensel.--222.6a.
' 6. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
' sonal property appraised itiJ set opart for Eliza
beth MclK.nal.l. widow ot l'ahicl Mo Donald, late
j of Cambria boroinrh, leceascd,-ii2,-,-.tH.
Inventory and appraisement of certain pcr-
: sonal property appraised and setapart for liridiret ,
McCoy, widow of William McCoy, tat e of Clear- 1
field township, deceased. .ToO.fO. . j
. 8. Inventory and appraisement of certain per- '
j S inai property appraised and set apart for Su-an- i
: nah O i I m an, widow of Jaeoh llilinan, late of Rich- j
) liinu townsnip. iei'easen,-:jini.(Hi.
JAIMtuSS 1U. lleirister.
Ketrister Otftco. Ebcneburjr, Pa., May i0, lTft.
Oil MATTHESSES Cork Siia
Visosl. The lst anl -heapest. article
known. Thcv will last for years. Only eiirht ets.
per pound. Forty pounds will nil the largest mat
tress. For eale bv
ARMSTRONG. BRO. k CO.,
4-3C.-4t. J 44 and 48 First Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
. . .
Your attention.
NEW STOCK
KOW OPEX FOR
INSPECTION
At the POPULAR STORE of
Nos. 113 aM 115
JOIIXSTOAV.N, IV
BRUSSELS, Tapestry, INGRAIN,
Girthing, Rag, Hall, Stair, &c.
CAU, J.TiT
MEW JAPANESE P ATT
Registers Notice.
"VOTICF. Is hereby jfiven thnt the followinR
1 nanii'd Accounts t)nvc bet-n psssed and I
lilo.l in th Hi-pisler's fl.Tr'c nt Cbensburir. In
snd for the County of Caninrin. ftnd will he
pn-Sf-nted to the Orphans5 Court of said conn-
tv. for conflrinHMon snd eltowence, on Wt:ii- t
NESuav, the tl du.v of Jc.vb, a: D. 1ST5, to wit: :
1. The tinnl nfcoimt of Sani'l liloueh. grnnxdinn
of Mattle and I'nlharine Ann Itiniiirb. rhinor chil- .
dren of Samuel S. Klontrh, late of Cainhria coun
ty, ilorensod.
2. The first, and final aornnnt of Joseph t'roylc,
administrator of the cftate of Andrew Kncpj.er,
late or Pummrrtiill township, decensed.
S. The first and partial account of Snmnl Var
ner and Ahrahnm Varner. exvutrs of tleorgc
Vartlr, bite of Jackson township, deceased.
4. The nvrmnt of Kdmnnd J. Waters, trustee
appointed to .c!l the rcnl estate of Ann Kvans,
lteof Klienshurff ImroUsrh. lcconpd.
5. The "con.l account f John FriH. .Turn's Mc
Millin nnd Wm. R. Tucker, cxcctiiors l treorge
Frit 7., late of .lolinrtoWn horoileh. deceased.
6. The aC'-nunt of Charles R, Kllis. ruardi.in r.f
Panicl !. Parks, a minor child of Samuel lark",
late of Cambria cniinty. defeased.
7. The account of Joseph 8. StraVer. pruar.lian
of Mary K.. t.'laripa and M.irst-irct Goustlmour.
minor Vhildn-n of t Thrift ian tJonsjlinour, late tif
Taylor township, deceased.
8 The first and final account ef Josephine M.
T-.'!ie. ailiniuistrator of Rev. J. V. t. 1-e, late of
F;hcnhtiryr hr.riHiTi, ilcceasctl.
9 The account of A'ara-arct Knylor nnd Sarah
P.. Scanlan, Milministratora of Williaui Ka.ylor,
late of All. itheny township, deceased.
10. The firt and partial account of Jacob Yot,
late of Hlneklick township, deceased.
11. The first an l final account of John Puck and
Ren jn niin Wirtn.-r, a.lministrators of Auiiustiiia
Parabmish. late of '.arrolltovrn t'oroucrh. decd.
12. I he second an.l final account of .Solomon !
Itenshoof. executor of 1'eter Allbaugh, late of '
Jacks n townhip.
13. Tho first nn.1 final account of John Arthurs,
exueutor of John Kookei late et Johnstown bor
onsrh deceased.
14. The third neconnt of Harriet Orr and W. V,.
Lewis, administrators of Wm. Orr, late of Johns
town boronirh. deceased.
1.1 The second and final account of W. Horace
Rose, executor of Reuben Haj ncs, late ef Johns
town boronirtv, deceased.
19. The tirst and final account of P. P. Ouster,
administrator of John Rose, late of Jackson town
ship deceased.
17. The first and final aeronnt or P. F. Custer j
and Wm. II. Kcrhlcr. executors of Saint.l Stiles, l
late of Jackson township, deceased. !
is. i ne nrst ana final account oi j, ii. and n. I'.
Rrown. executors nf.lohn S. Brown, late of Jack
son towiishin. deceased.
lti. The firVt and final account of .Tolm Rnck. ex
ecutor of Jose.h Ruck, late of Allegheny town
ship, deceased.
The partial account of Christopher A. '.Var
ner. administrator of John J. Warner, late oT
Chest township, deceased.
21. The first and partial account f Kmtna Rsbb,
AilmtnistratriX of Auuustun Kabb, late of Johns
town borouifh. deceased.
22. The first account of Davfd J. Horner, admin
istrator tie boil's noil, wm tertian nf-i o-iui'-jm, of
Isaac Horner, late i-f Hichland township, dee'd.
The first and final account of Jacob Tcefts
ami IH-orsya Sehrnder. administrators of John J.
Trefir, late of Johnstown liorouirb, deceased.
2t. The first and partial account of Oeo. t K.
Zabm and H. Kinkead, executors of 1'avld Pow
ell, late of Cambria township, deceased.
JAMKS iM. SiXOEK, Rearlster.
Register's Ollice, Kbensburir, l'a., May 175.
AtJE.M'S WASTEH TO SKI.f,
The Political. Personal and Property
EiglttsX Citizen,
flf the Vniteti State Hw tn e.rrtTie. rtnd hntr to
prcerre them. Iin X7ieojifbe Pairm. I,L. D.
Containing a commentary on the Federal an.l
State t'onstitntions, privin"their hfyforr and ori
irin. and a full explanation ot their principles, pur
poses and provision": the powers and duties ot
lubllc Officers : th riphts of the people, and the
obligations Incurred in every relation of life: also.
Farliamentary rules for deliberative todie. and
nil directions and leirjl forms for all bnslneaa
transactions, as tnakins: Wills. Heeds. Mortiraires.
leases. Notes. Hrafts. Contracts, itc. A Iaw lf
brary in a sinjrle volume. It meets the wants of
all classes and sells to evervbodv.
JONES HUOTHK1?-. A. CO., PniLA., Pa.
ARE YOU GOING TO TAINT ?
INK
Averill Chemical Paint.
XT"T tip in cms ef all sires and colors, ready to
put the brush tn and use. Anv one esn be" bl
own painter or make a business by using if. It Is
! the cheapest and best.
try a sample can. "Sold at
ONIONS, BALDWIN & CO.,
No. : "Wood Street,
s r. PiTT!snini, pa. iem.
DNISTUXTOirS X0TICI3T
Kst.ttp of C.ATitAKixF. Toon, lec'l.
Tetters of Administration ha-e been granted tn
the underslirned. by the Recistcr of Cambria
county, on the estate of Catharine Toon, late
of KIMsbnrir Horonirh. Cumbria eotinty. dee'd,
all persons indebted to said estate are required to
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims arc requested to present them dniy pro
bated for settlement.
JAMES MYERS, Administrator.
Ebenshnrir, April '2A, l?7-t.
DM I X 1 STIi A TO U S NOT I V, E.
Kstate of John Zimmerman, ileeM.
Notice Is herebv clvcn that letters of Adminis
tration, rton textamrtitti nnuertt, on the estate of j
John Zimmerman, late, ef Rlacklick Township. I
dec d. have lM-en irrantcd t the nn.lersiifned. All I
persons indebted to said estate arc hereby hoHfifd
to make immediate paxmrnt, and those havini?
claims aarainst the same will present them duly
anthentieatcd for settlement.
OEO. C. K. 7AIIM, Adm'r.
Ebensburir, Arril 80. lST5.-f.
FIVH BROTHERS
HAVY TOBACCO,
TsOUJSVILLi:, JtTl.
Sitt h eliipet tint h Ucat.
(J-T.-J ALWAYS C-IFORM. lm.J
"a
is invited to'J
of CARPETS
AND SALE!
CLINTON STREET,
i :i : THE
jv ; w a j 'izi: tisi:mkx j s.
rnw iiwk m m m m m k o a m u
IODIDE OF AFVirOEA
! Cures Nrorlti. Fare Arlre, Klieeital Km. r.at,'
j Frosted Feet, tliilhUins, Sore Tbront. l.rjsipolis,
' Brnlsrs or Konmla I evcty natnre in tnan or anl
.' mal. The rciuarRal.le cures litis r uiedv lia ef-
fcrted classes it as one cd the mo?t important and
valuabTe remedies ever discovered for the cure
and relief of pain. "In erolp, lartnettia an-1
pneumonia 1 ba'e u.ed uilcr' lAiiimr'ut Imtirir of
.I m in of. M itb marited an-1 decided benefit."
ROHT.RT S. Xi:TTOX, M. 11.. 137 V. 7th M-t
New York.
I"or sale bv J. P. THOMPSON'. l-"tienshorg".Ia.i
and by all Iirujrtrists. llcbot 4ji ath Ave, X. Y;
FE EE! FUEE!! FUEE!!!
A pnndsome niutrated tirVrspaper, cortain:ba
Informal ion lor everybody. Tells how and where
to secure a iiom k cheap. Sent rr.tt to all rARis
or Tin; wioti.n.
It ct-ntHins ihe Xew HoiK!Tr at and TfwFEtt
I s. ith ether Interesting waiter icund only in
his p.tjier.
SEND rOR IT AT CKCE!
It Will only est y,i; Postal Card. New nnnt
ber for April just out. Ad.lrcsa
o. P. P.AV1S.
Land Cotr.mlsioper V. V. R. R..
Omaha, NeD,
"rjT" A "DT3 T"PT ladies can beW
ie can lirlppiy T
ir husbands. yiAN Uljill
fortune t fit tersnh can
thei-
ladies ran earn a littl,-
sell It ; all families want it. Tho article i vi
improvement on one universal! v used. Profits im
tnense. Write for circulars to JAS, M. STEW
ART, Franklin, Mass.
. x ii'TI ri,f,',-t hnmf. Terms frco. Address
, '. C J'-yJ (Jeo. Stiso & OoM I'ortland, JUe.
077 n'b' A
"WEEK cnaranteed tn T,l1e and P
irents. In tiiciro"vn ".-nHtv. 'osis
XtlTHIVO t:. trv it. Particular Free.
ICKEKY Sl CO., Au;;tlt, Me,
VflVi:KTII KS send 2Se
Kl t. & Co.. 41 Park Row. X.
cfs. tn Oko. P. Ens
V for f iiMir J- iimtii
fiTje Pitmi'hiet, showing cost of adv-rti"inir.
THE WALTER A. WOOD
Strong Local Endorccrncnt.
THE 'ollowfnir letter fnl-j-cxplainsitlf.nnd
. needs nx txm men t:
EnENSnr-Ko, Ta April IS, lsti.
To IPnTfrr A. R'ood, rt-ntide-iiK rf,
.v t t. j r ,,Rfi'-rb!bjtoeer1ifv
that I purchased from I,. t S. IV. Havis vouV
i?ent tn this place, il.ir'rff the vesr 172 one of
yonr X r:r TROV MfUVERS. which 1 1 ha v oper
ated ilnrin; the pat three seasons with entire suc
cess. 1 have used it in enttin? fully 2.0 acres of
grass, and have not evpen-ied one vent on It fof
repairs, likeall other machines. It f not Iw-rfect
of conrse, bnt the onlv fanlt I find with It ithat
It tsnot arranged with shafts for one horse Instead,
or two, as one horse ean Very easily operate It in
anything like fair prod. "
John t. Hfnnv,
Residing 4 miles sooth of Ebenshnrir.
Tv Parties 'nterested who wish to see the
above nnniod Mower or examine the merits ut
Hnffefn s Mower and Re.ip.-r. rrttt. Sbino
' . '"t'Per unci Myers Hay Rake. ?tonr-r Tannin
Mill, the ronownvd Imperial Pb.w. nd other
" ct--s fsrmIR- marhinvv. jii-e invited to
call at the Livery and Pae Sibt of
E. i- S W. P AVT5.
A irents for n'.alM-ta County.
C-onsbura-, April Z lST5.-in.
Eagle PLATTING MILL.
IMON
toiJU-FACTt RKR9 OI
01
T
!H-DQ0RS, BUCKETS Af3 K3U10INGS.
LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
tHlMiI.ES acd POSTS Cedar alld Eoeast.
"ScroR Sawinjrafld Re sawing done to ordwr.
Coiirin Knixas akd AtiDtnann ST8-,
tl ALLEOIIEXV CITY, PA. (Sra.)
PLATf ORM STRIVO r KOOS.
plain 6PKia tvAnoy!.
FARM R'ACOXS.
If ea-y and I'irht VTaa-ons. all kinds of Cans an 1
Wliesitiarri.ws. manufaniured and fornatorhmp
DUQUESNE WAGON WORE
t "omerCra I street and Allegheny river. S Marcs
t-elew Suapenciun liiidr. Allegheny Oty, Pa.
Wepairing prompt ly ione.
C. COLEMAN &. FO!V.
OAL!
COAL!! TJic Etitiscribcr
nn nnrwl to fnrn'sh. In lnrn or mv!1
qontifi-!. nil ipinbrbn of AN Til RAC1TF al
IflTI'Ml.Vot'S (XlAIt lowest i.miket rates.
Coul deliver d promptly and free of thar(r f-r
liNiilincat any point In Etwnfbnrjr or vicinity
inl'Ts .c f l nt the ZAUil !tohe i:i rex'eive enf
Iy attention. DANIEL It. ZAHM.
NOTICE. Havinrr this.daj- pur
cbasol from William Conrao twen
ty acres of wheat and three acres of rye in th
it round on the li'.oyd Earm. In White township,
l.D'1 all the Sprina--crop that he imt put In on t hm
same farm. 1 hereby eantion all persons airalnst
nvddlim r in anv war interiv-rine- with said
crops. ' JOHN E. MrMI UKN.
April .10, WV ik-7.-at.J
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