jjj CM.1BBJLM1I-
" Ebonsburg, Po.,
Good Inck in work, and tboto who shirk
thou Id not lament their doom, bnt yield the
j play, aud clear the war. that better men
have room to rare money by burl hjr all t bey
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
ntner Tlace.
'l rf' , M-ati.'n Pnr bit been ma.le a legal
T!v l.v th- Legislature of this State.
' i J.n'UuiiRb.ri-iv, th.i younger, cangbt
. i.i.l : b:iir p'.iind "tapping snortle
''Ivr'l.U-.io.. Wednesday. .
Ah ArMAt fob Relief-. The terrible
fires in Clearfield county have left a thous
and people without suitable food, shelter or
raiment. Such a calamity is bevon.l ml.
need in the matter of dry trowl sand groceries nate relief In its immediate vicinity and
at K. J. Milts' cheapest of cheap cash stores. j therefore appeals to a wider svmpatbv for
me best investment Is one that will t prompt and generous aid. Will the people
result in permanent benefit to the iuvestor. j of Cambria see no many ciHeens of an ad
A fair instance of this is the economy prao ' joining county suffering for the necessaries
tised and the satisfaction trained by nurclms-, ; of life without lendinsr a lielrdnir hand to the
iH-AlAtlil..M.riiru- iir.i - f n - i ii - . . . " . " ... -
- V
n i: V 0 1
.' k cm:
the Freeman J
r rt-IlS
lav in aavauce ui 1115 uau
arc racing 'n various locall-
lili hood ol .Johnstown, ami
other plants turoitgnoiii tue
...in the !"
.,i..rtl in many
nations of provisions, clolbinp,
, il-. i-cl:i sufferers will fe bhipped
Va. I. ' ou mi,
uti rv.
-A': I '
. tor t
.... ..vt-r
.i.nr-ri
w 11
Iji
ing Bazaar, next door to the Post-Office, Al
toona, where garments elegant and season
able, to suit every taste and every pocket
lxok, are now displayed in abundance great
er than anywhere else iu thn country.
An attempt was made on Sunday last
to burn the residence of Mr-. Arther Fowler,
letween Larimer and Pcnn station, West
moreland county, and while that gentleman
was subduing the flames several shots were
ft red at. Mm fiitiinnt1r - wlthmt fT. . n
nearly fifty of which entered the bous-i but ! Ecm,nU,"r! httppy town of ucola' Cler-
"""6" nm mi-Hi iiijiirvu no one. I
The incendiary attempt is atid to have been .
the result of the mining troubles in that j
vicinity. 1
f In r t,in,1 tmr nn n n T .. 1 . l !
.... uvjc bull ii. vi y 11 tltVZ 1 llVIIIItVl tH
on the tosnession of handsome bine caps.
with very pretty red, white and bine plumes
amelioration of their deplorable condition?
We certainly hope not. On the contrary, we
trnst that the following appeal, issued by
the Osceola Relief Committee, Till find a
generous response from all who have hearts
to feci and the ability to assist their fellow
cieatnres in distress :
Ttrowk. May 23. FelVne Citizen: The flre
flend hns been onee more abroad In t he land, and
a whole community are mourning over their
rtesolato hearth -stones.
A terrible confluirration ha swept over the
r.. IVI .
' ' 1
h.is uimt-ii r
a new lcat
.. .,.,,,1 l.-r
.. i i
' v,i- . ...,.1.1-iintM alvint
ii r I"!"' , -"i- -- ' ,.
M(j jji veil J'liicr iu ruvi lings
, fir
. i .. ..nl.t-rliav
" Itrircrioussboviershave this week
r",lmtt- .!, rotation, aa conbeq.ience,
b:::;!ri::uM,H;M:thetit,.
v at I 111011 nan, joutis-
Between lJMOand 1J!nD nMnlphiir hivn mnrlf
houseless nd homeless by thisa-reat cHlrtinity.
one-lnil' of whom sre entirely dsetitute, not
only of food, but of the commonest clothing,
likrwlse.
These people mut be assistd. and helped to
re-establish their former homes and rebuild
their ruined town.
The object ff this circular Is to direct the at
tention of all charitable disposed persons and
communities, to the a-reat necessity of prompt
and Immediate measures lor the relief of the
sufferers.
Six hundred pople deprived of everything
they possessed, and destitute of all means of
uh to the tout enembl of our already .i V'ir"c"' P"' w"n..n"P hearts to the
. , . ... , . i " " ) mpaiiurs 01 tneir lei
oking friends of the horus, ryuibnU and1; places, and nsk of them fi
.,..1 rin 100..W9 miles on the i '! guaru in rront an.i towering atwve
- . ; r .1 . xnetn. aim
l,n-nit - uri,wi of three veais ",c," a'" l" leiiers "x.. -. u., euciosett
1: 1 V : I'lmfe da before bllnj to I ln a bright silver
ntli :'' ""e " -' 6 . frlieen, emblazoned on the fiont. The cans.
which were gotten up by Mr. Hen. Thomp- I
ton, are real 'sniptious,' and will add very !
tu
(rums.
Beautiful Spring! it is t.f thee we would
ing. although we cuufesa that, vour gentle
caress i a rather cofiuettisb thiug; and yet
it i.x true if it were not for vou tb stvles ami
he shadi-s, the textures and grades coin- J supplies to the Osceola relle
prised in the stock 1 heap and new so finely t "A'"e Lord lovetb a cheerfi
inspiayed. so nearly arraved
low citizens or oth'r
(d, clothing nmt mon
th
.a Ii -ine-l
' ..r..ni:M'llOU
i.n S iu.nlav mslit ...-xt
luliiistoii and rreidhoff,
,',v'h. were shot al Summit yiile ou Mon
' , , --,st we. k. are Loth rapidly recovering j
,nil''e-tiV. isoftheir wonnds. J
Jd itof the ritteeu hundrel peisons ren- I
1 l(im"l' i !,v the recent tire at Osceola, I
,t -mated U.at at least cue thousand are .
lii'.fe aii'I iii treai uimicm. i
inil.iteil by fope 1'ius
ri.. I 1tt1l.ee !il"
1 - :.. .1...
V for t'i" venr 1 .. win co:imhj"c " ih-j
nr' li of '"in- H iv Ni". u pl-(. on
:ih!.iv, June t:ih, and continue fifteen
Martin Fost;r, f:Micr of Mr. An-
h'. Ster, 01 the IlllU l -rii, a-unirr en,
J .luistown, du-U rainer unexpecieu-
t i,- bnii-.f in Altoona, ai an erij- uour
1 ... 1,1, ,1 tiin p- last .
"". Munit! 11. an named Mowry was struck
r l-tliM'iiiC ' -l tiiitT X I'.oads, Somerset
Sunday afternoon la.st. and in-
1. tin.
ii,tii'ki;!ed. A Ii'iish which he wvas rid
i ir :. time shared the same fate.
tia'rrv, a little son of Mr. Wm. Davis,
. ,lls ,:.'e, t-; trcm a box swing, at the
'jlr. K. i- Htimphreyn, iu the
.est Wanl.j'ti Tuesday aiternoou, and
i. 'r.ip.-.l his rigl.t ami ltweeu the wrist
- -v-. . . ... . . .
Attention is ltivitt-u 10 iuh ran 01 ine
nun (I tli- Iieinocratic County Com
'tee ..r a met- tin of that IkIv on Mon
o.June 14 li. Tli'" names of the geiitle
eii (uipoMnj; said committee v i 1 1 be pub-
i 111 1 1 r in-.t issue.
A farm house owned by Mr. George Eby
i!(Miie. hy Mr. La ban Hall, two miles
is! (if fl.i':tnij;'i"ii.was burned to the ground,
;t;i j"? ( etits.nn Thursday last, A
n:ii In tn a 'hh ini'.ti e is supposed to have
t ;! i- ill-use on tire.
T'.ie I 'l ul i.(lit r of t'i Osceo'.a Rereille
: eer,hn:g except his wife and six or
vi n 1 In-ii in th" late tire at that place,
ii ti. it is ;nooxd lo raise collections
.a'.'y r l.i:u in every '"print -liop" in
.eioiuity. Ail riht he shall have our
11.- Nn!y r i Mrs. Wm. Zimmerman, of
ni.;s.-r rn-mty, who was interred ill a
I'vi.ir.l Iii I'li-i-ii !-'nytii-ii and .Ifimer
. ; 1. , t 01 e ear ago, was taken up
r r.-in ,ii t.i.- oiiti-r day, w iieii it 1 as
in! that the remains f, perler.tlv pet-ri.-J.
ticw t ine Mi'lei went into effect on
i" II. li. an. 1 i'.rani lies ou Sunday lasr,
:t ;: s ti..nij:;it to t.e on!y a temjiorary ar
1: c nu-iif. t'i,. l.-r its provisions the nioru
; :. mi '.-.ivt-s Kl'i-nslnirg at. t o"i"lock pre--1
y. ui.i h i teti iniuutes earlier than
; t-l , 1 ' ,i-(.
A (h: il is reported to have been S'.iffoca
'1 tn lie.i'h in ( 1 -it the burning bui'ulintrs
' H rn ie. 1 eur II"tit.dal', ('Irartielil
ui T!niri!.i v .aii.l t he wife of a woinis-
on well.filliMl
shelves at Oak Hall, would not be so rich
1 . ii .. - t
n i ut-ii wnu u sicu, were it not Tor vonr
annual call. Hess & Bro.'s Oak Hall Cloth
ing Ibtzarr, 241 aud 243 Main street. Johns
town. Our "sojer boys' have adopted the$12 23
uniforms, same as those worn by the Juniata
lllties, Hotlidayshnrg, and recommended bv
Lieut. Col. Milliken. whni-sim c...'.
day evening fearfully and wonderfully got- !
irn up in gorgeous regimentals, nccompan
led by two rgemliers of said company, for
the purpose of getting an expression of opin
ion on the uniform question. The Mints will
be forthcoming in due time, apd we hope
they will give satisfaction, though we are
not very sanguine on that score.
Tt is well to be merry and wise; it is
well to be honest aud true; it is well just
now to surprise yourself with a suit cheap,
tidy and new; and to all of these wells wo
1 eg l.-ave to append an advice that jou'll do
well to heed, and that is, if yon have a little
J money t, spend, to Star Clothing Hall yon
slio'ild spied, where you'll find Murphy,
James J., the smile on his face always
sweet, ami an elegant stock in endless array
I will your wants and your purse promptly
j meet. Star Clothing Hall, 10J Clinton street,
Johnstown.
I Altoona has already contributed two
car loads of provisions and other needful
articles to the Osceola sufferers. All honor
to the generous people of Altoona. Ebens
bnrg, we may add by way of parenthesis, is
yet to be heard from, save and except a
small collection taken up for the family of
Mr. Walters, whose wife, formerly
Miss Mary Davis, grand-daughter of Mr.
lioliert liolierts, was raised iu this place,
and who barely escaped with their Iiv-s
I irom me rerrioie connagrarion wtilcu totally
destroyed the atiove named place ou Thurs
day of last week.
The Mountain House at Oresso-.i acill be
opened for the reception of guests on Thurs
day. June 17th, under the superintendence
of Geo. W. Mulliu & Co, the associates in
the firm Wing Mr. Geo. K. Mnllin, the
senior memlter, and Mr. Frank A. B.irr, of
Pittsburgh, both of whom have been con
nected with the house for several years past.
w e welcome our genial triend, tieo, K., ;
back to the mountain, knowing as we do ;
that under his personal supervision Cresson
Sprintr will continue to flourish, as hereto-
fore, like a green bay tree. j
We don't know that the fact has ever !
Iw-fore found its way into print, but it is a j
fact none the less that there is, or was a !
few years ago, a largi hemlock tree with
pine top growing in the vicinity of Portage, i
Ciis county a freak of nature, if it can be j
called sueb, which has long puzzled the,
denizens of that vicimtv. the only solution
ey. rs-iaii not Tuifsppcnl m.etwitn ag-onrrous
and a cheerful response? Let the people an
swer a one man, and let supplies pour in to
these deserving- and unfortunate citizens.
All moneys should be irnl In the Ph iliiwhurv
htinklnir company, at PhllipsMirg". and all other
lertiourd. at Ujceoia.
rful giver."
I.. M. I.IK;l P. Proslrlen.
O. M. P.RISBIS, Secretary.
The above call is also signed by the t)-
, towing gentlemen: w. A. Crist, T. K.
j Plainly, J. P. Hale, Osceola ; Chester Mnn
i son, O. P. Jones, George H. Zcifler, Phil
lipsbnrg; A. W. Lee, P.er. W. If. Dill, E.
j A. Pigler, Clearfield ; ex-Oorernor A. G.
: Curtin, Hon. P. f.ray Meek, K. Perks, J.
I W. Furey, It. Sternberg, Ilellefonte. ; Z.
M anl. J. P. Irvin. Curwensville ; D. D.
) Wood, A. B. Hoover, D. T. Caldwell, Ty-
rone ; Win. Cunningham, H. G. Fisher,
j Huntingdon ; Thos. M'Cauley. John Lloyd,
j S. I. Fries, Altoona ; L. A. Mackey, Win.
I Simpson, Lock Haven.
in.
a t ,
, is -a:t to have been
r log cabin in the for-
.1,
.! .1
: skuwft - f krtlil iek nracAM in tlkSa!!
1 tirai lira 111 r-v 1 n, 1 n fc.icr 111 1 uin i 111
aloons anil, breakinir 1 t. .. 1 .i...
' . ,iv mil iicii. nr un
death in
I- ;t.
-'in 1 1 IpiiiI. as it were so to speak.
Mi ICi'-n an, of Altoona. whose
t it l iiiid t totiie extent until we
"at I in it in mistake for a J.. is.
"".vwiii r 2 ret, just now, or at lenst
i 1 :.- ii.iys :ij; 1, siui'itriii with a severe
"I- k ':' -1 :e tlnnat.
--A .!..::ie,ie in the employ of Rev. Jesse
ia V.-st Huntingdon, attempted to
'1 ii r ir-f. 1:1! 1 areer, on Saturday la-t, by
- -'V'-ral veins iii one of her arms.
ii '-1 p. 1 ion of Mr. Akers saveil her
". 1. vi-r. and slie was aiterwanls scut I
liT hi. me 1,, Li-n istown.
'!'' Naptinger, of Oliver township,
tit.ii . n:i..y, he. nd the rep irt i f a gun the
i.tU.iv xhi e vowing in one of Ms fields,
I'm af-t r discovered that a nrla ball
1,1 n-p-'tavd hi pan
' e m li s pnek-t. Whence the missile i
,,!''' l"e taui . to d srover.
-r.-'-.iT Cllmr-dav) beirg the feast of)
.'i ihrifi, ,,r the "B,dy of Christ, " f
I' Mihiy of oi.'.i.itioii, it will le observed !
'li Tli 1 si.al iiotnn and ceremonv at tbi- i
1 l iM'l. in this nlace. Mass at R i
1 k. a. m.. and Vespers, Beuedie-
at 7 o'rloi k. n. in.
" I'll flrinies, r-t' Tyrone, Tilair county.
Hid serum,';-.- i't in .Institute rir.
T-"c .-es in an '.irlmuso in Johnstown,
i rr-.hy l ,.f a, in charge by
"T I re, -f,.r l;:,n rrmovei to his
",,','r T" "f:i,':''"'in"tit for medical treat--"
h"t il'e.l hetwecu five and six o'clock
f X. TT'-.rr;;r:,.
Ki-rnvitliai rmmed Koons Tery im
, -l "' ;' oath in the Conemangh
..7,'n -''''"'lay evening lasr, while over-;-..
itsd a the wa'er was decidedly frigid
l lime, 1H h;u-vef,-d a heavy crop of
'r 1 1 . .1 . J
1 1 arne vrrr iiar luiinir h nn
fiorninir. I'lomnt ami iintir.
of the problem being that the pine top m
j have tteen grattetl on the hemlock trunk by
tne iinnans niiiy a century ago. nie tree (
is or was at the "time referred to, in the full i
vigor of life, but it bore no limbs other than '
the pine ones which surmounted it. ;
The new chapel at Mt. Gallifzin Reml- !
narv will be dedicated Friday forenoon bv '
i Bishop Domenec, and in the afternoon the ;
j Sacrament of Confirmation will be conferred !
j by the same degnifary upon quite a number 1
; of children connected with the Church of
the Holy Name in this place. Both these I
ceremonies xill le interesting and impress-
ive, and while each will no doubt attract
large aud'ences, we trnst that those who at- t
tend the dedication services will go prepared j
to manliest in a suisfantiai way their ap
preciation of the good Sisters of St. Joseph
aud the noble work they have in hand.
The meeting on Monday night to mike
arrangements for the decoration on Satur-
S.VBn.VTH School Convextiox Order
of Exercise..! . C. Martin, Esq., Secretary
of the Cambria County Sabbaih School As
sociation, has sent us a circular containing
the following order of exercises to be ob
served at the sixth annual session of said
Association, which is to le held in the Lu
theran church, Wilmore, ou Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 1st and 2d, proximo :
TITSDAT MORNING SESSION.
10:13.--Devotlonal Exercises, conducted by Wm.
Stewart. Johnstown.
10:30. Objects of the Convention, by C. T. Rob
erts, President.
10:40. Order and Ventilation forSundaySchools.
Kev. G. W. Swnnev, Johnstown.
11: Reports of Subbath Schools, Ac.
1 Iii Adjourn.
AFTEn.VOO SESSION.
2.00 Devotional Exercises, conducted by A. T.
Jones, Ecensburfr.
2:15. Reports of Committees. Jtc.
2:15 Thejsiiperlntemlent's Tuiig-uo. A.J. Haws,
Joluiptown.
8:rW. Recess.
3:40. The Teacher's Face. G. A. Kinkead. Eb
ensbura". 4:20. The Hest financial System for the Sunday
School. For What Pnrpos Should Col
lections be Leed. Rev. T, li. Joues.
Khensburjf .
5:00. Adjourn.
rrrxtvo session.
7:0. The Model Sundny School Teacher. J. C.
Msrtin, PortHKe.
8:15, Educational Power of the Sunday School.
Kev. U. A. Kink. U. D.. Johnstown.
W RDNESDAT MOKMNO SESSIOS.
9:30. Devotional Exercises. W.W. Pike, Johns
town. 9:45. Should Teachers who Persistently Xeplect
Preparation for Tom chin tr tie Ketain-d
in Service? Rev. W. Settiemyer, Wil
more. 10:30.- Report of Deleeate to Stnte S. S. Con
vention. .. A. Marker, Ehcnsburir.
10:45. Are the Wants of the Sunday School Heal
or Itnssrinary T Kev, Jhiucs Shearer,
Wilmore.
11:30 Reports.
11:j5. Ailjourn.
ArrrRNOo SESsto.
2:e0. Devotional Hxercisc-s. N . S. Oeonre.
Henry Ely.
a teacher to Enforce
V. M.Woleslsle,Wilmore.
D. J. Joucs.
1011 j 2:15. Snared Geography,
list ' 3:J0. W hat Right naa f
4:15.-4:50.-
Ohodience?
Qu-stlon Hoi.
-Adjourn.
C. T. ROBERTS. President.
Hrynr Wai.tem, .M.S.Jones.
P. M. W i csi.aoi k. John J. Davis.
N. S. Geo hob. Executive Committee.
J. C. MiKTl.t, Secretary.
j"hvj,
i't : ,
"n. .V'
;i I.,
We were visited on Tuesday last bv Mr.
i Charles Johnston, one of the parties fo the
. Summit ville shooting affray, who desired
j us to correct an alleged mistaremetit in our
: report of the transaction in last week's is
: sue, wherein we were led by our informant
I to say that Mr. Linton was in a stooping
j posture and in the act of putting a box iu
( the spring when he was struck aud knocked
down, while the truth of the matter, accord
ing to Mr. Johnston, is that Mr. L. was not
I near the spring at all nor even inside of
Messrs. Johnston's field when the blow was
I dealt him. he heincr at the time on the onno.
a success, and since t hen j site side cf the fence from Hie Johnstons,
ii done iu that direction; still j who were on the r own premises, and was
rushing towards Charles .Johnston as if in
tending to assault him with the box, when
the latter struck him, not with a club, as has
been alleged, but with a small hickory withe
I which lie held in his hand. Mr. Johnston
also declares that Mr. Myers was the first
( to break the peace, inasmuch as he cotn
I naenced tearing down Messrs. Johnston's
fence and when remonsi rated with threat
ened to shoot Charles Johnston a threat
which he did not attempt, to carry out, how
ever, tit.til Mr. Lin bm had been knocked
down, when he fired two shots at each of the
I Johnstons, one of which inflicted a wound
in James Johnston's side and another passed
; through the sleeve of his coat. Deeming
i the .Johnston brothers worthy of a hearing
in their own behalf we freely give place to
this their denial of certain alleged facts con
nected with the unfortunate affair.
1 !;",...
saved his life, however.
f '.' "!Vr "PPortuuity for men of capital
'virnf r',r '" ' in a business that
- 1 1 '' '" iir"VH reimmerative if proper-
' : . 11, t, ,1 was pYf,r T,re(M.nle,j in ,js
.i.t.oy than is now off -red in the pro-
lor
r.:...;t-
-!r. II
.Mr. V
" me loaning mill advertised in
y "mil. and we hope that the right
"-e emergency will soon prcs-ent
'-rrr P.omlpr of Cirrntl tnrrn.Mn
nothing has liee
we do not rtouht that the programme will le
carried out in good styie when the time
comes, even though the necessary prelimin
aries should be delayed to the last moment.
The alwtnee of Kev. Father Christy, the
'"fighting parson" as he is called, seems to
be much regretted by all patriotic spirits at
this particular junctnre, as this would not
be thus if he was here to take a hand in the
matter.
We congratulate ottr good old Ik.ss
Traugh on the attainment of his thirtieth
year in the harness as editor and proprietor
of the "ft ay and incomparable" Hoi lid ays
burg Standard a congratulation which we
extend with special miction inasmuch as we
rooteil it around town as the catner boy ot ;
the initial as well as many succeeding ntim- '
bersof that sterling sheet, then as now under-'
his control, having entered the venerable
and venerated O. S. O. as "printer's devil'"
on Tuesday morning, Aprill.'5, 1S45. There
fore it is that we take particular pride In
recording the long continued success of the
Standard and its editor, the latter of whom
we hope will for many years yet be spared
from the burning no, the turning of the
last leaf in his eventful life history.
Many act of heroism were performed
during the recent tire at Osceola. A young
man named K. le Beck, formerly a State
policeman, heard that a woman who bad
just been confined was lying helplessly in a
"A CK"TrrRy ArtEh." The first unm
ber of this elegant memorial book has just
been received in advance of regnlarpublicrU
tion, and we cannot withhold onr tribute to
its peifectness as an artistic or literary work,
or as a specimen of typographical leanty.
Among its many large and exquisitely en
graved illustrations are "The Old Swedes'
Church, 1700;" "The State House in Mid
winter ;" "Observatory at Fairmonnt Park;"
Christ Church, 1727;" "New Public Build
ings;" "Independence Hall," and many
other equally interesting.
MoWj should some enterprising book pnl
lisher a century hence be fired by a laudable
ambition to demonstrate the superiority of
the American of 11)76 in scientific attain
ments, art cnltnre, mechanical ingenuity,
and all the improvements and appliances
known to an advanced civilization, over his
less fortunate relative of to-day, and with
this end in view prepare an illustrated book,
every page perfected under bis careful and
loving supervision, we are possessed of just
sufficient curiosity to desire to live long
enough to ascertain how far the old fellow
(a man must be old to be alive in 1976)
would succeed in the difficult; task of im
proving on the surpassing excellanee dis
played iu this first number of "A Century
After." We put on record here our want of
confidence in his ability to do it.
The purpose of this work of art the art
of the literatciir, the artist, the engraver, and
the liookmaker is to depict in its pages the
picturesque features of Pennsylvania scene
ry, landscapes, and other views in Phila
delphia and environs, and fac simile repre
sentations of venerable edifices and locali
ties, hallowed with memories of the past,
which yet remain to us, and, as a contrast,
the architectural improvements of the pres
ent day.
The engravings are supplemented with a
running commentary, written in a style at
once graceful and entertaining, on the men
and events of the century which draws to a
close with the fourth day of Jnly, 1876.
About two hundred and fifty superior en
gravings on woid which will equal any
thing of the kind heretofore produced in this
country will be contained in the completed
volume.
The Work is deserving of all praise, and a
rrpy of It should have a place in every home
lb our State.
Published in Philadelphia, at No. 233
South Fifth Street, by Allen, Lane At Scott,
and J. W. Lauderbach, and to be completed
in fifteen semi-monthly parts, at fifty cents
each. For 6ale only on subscription.
r.ct.rs for Pardox Applications.
The Board of Pardons has iSSneil a series of
rules which it would be well that persons
applying for pardon for convicts should un
derstand. We condense them as follows:
The Board will sit for the purpose of hear
ing applications on the first Tuesday of each
month ; proof of notice of application for
pardon must be shown to have been pub
lished for two consecutive weeks in a county
newspaper, the affidavit of the publisher of
the journal being required; notice of ap
plication having Ween made must be fur
nished the Judge who tried the case and the
District Attorney who prosecuted it; a certi
fied copy of the whole record, Including
docket entries, etc., as well as a brief state
ment of the reasons upon which the applica
tion is based, notes of evidence taken in the
trial, and letters from responsible parties,
must be produced; no applications will be
considered which are preseuted to individu
al members of the Board; all applications
and correspondence must be addressed to or
filed with tbe Recorder of the Board, at
Harrisburg, so that the same may le pre
pared for presentation to the Board at the
next session; and no application will be
heard or considered unless the same, and
papers upon which it is based, have been
tiled at least ten days before said session,
and in no instance icill thi rule be released ;
110 application that has once been rejected
will again be placed ujvon the record or
beard by the Board without the consent, of
the Board first obtained therefor, and when
submitted the second time, additional rea
sons, petitions, and proof of notices to Judge,
District Attorney, and the public must be
furnished anew, and 110 party will be per
mitted to occupy more than fifteen minutes
in the oral discussion of any application un
less by special request of the Board.
The Board of Pardons consists of the fol
lowing named gentlemen: John Latta, Lieu
tenant Governor; M. S. Quay, Secretary of
the Commonwealth; Samuel JE. Dimn.ick,
Attorney General, and William McCaudleos
Stcreiary of Internal A flairs.
Dedication of St. John's Chtrch,
Altoona. Schedule 0 Special Trains. As
heretofore announced in these columns, the
dedication of St. John's (Catholic) church,
Altoona, one of the largest and most impos
ing religious editb-es in the State, outside
the large cities, will be dedicated to the
service of the Triune CJod on Sunday, May
30th, on which occasion the dedication ser
mon will lie delivered by Kev. S. Wall, who
is not surpassed for learning and eloquence
by any clergyman in the State, and in the
evening lit. llev. M. Domenec, Bishop of
the diocese, will deliver a lecture appropri
ate to the occasion. Admission tickets ei
ther t.othe dedication ceremonies or the lec
ture, fifty cents each. Special trains on the
Pa. U. il. and the Hotlidaysburg Branch
will run on that day as follows:
special train fkom johsstown.
Leaves Johnstown at 8:00 p. it.
" Coneimwiirh at 8:03 "
" Suinmerhill at ...:; "
" Wilmore aU 8:43 "
. " Lilly's at 9:lfl "
" Cresson at !:1.1 "
" Gallnzin at 9:23 "
" Renninjrton Furnace at 9:30 "
" Kittnnninsr Point at !k45 "
Arrives at Altoona st 10:0n "
K turning, leaves Altoona at 2:".0 p. u.
SPtCIAI. THAI! fkom martinshvho.
eares Martinshunr at
" Roaring- Springs at
" Rodman nt
" MeKec's at.
" K ladder's at
" Hollidn yslmr at.......
" Y Switches at
" Canan's at
Arrlres nt Altoona at
Returning, leaves Altoona at..
. 8:30 A.
. 8.50 '
. S:5i 1
. 9:01 '
. 9:17 '
. 9:3J '
. 9:37 '
. 9:47
.10.05 '
. 4.-00 '
tWritten Tor tfite Cambria Freeman.
IfeCORAT10N DAY. MAY 29th. tftTS.
I.
Strew the ft"w"rs above their rrsres
Cull the choicest and the fairest
And sbove the hal'ow'd mounds
Softest requiems chaimt and rarest.
Blue and Oray lie mould'ring ther,
'Xeath one sod together sleeplna.
While the nation mourns to-dsv.
Kitber'8 mem'ry sacred keeping1.
11.
Deck alike, each verdant rriouhij.
Friends they now are, foes ho longer;
We have proven in the fight
Not the braver, but the stronger I
Veil the victor can afford
Hated memories to srrtother.
And his whilom foeman love
As a brave, if errinjr, brother!
lit.
Bravely each the fijrht hsth fona-ht.
And with hotter each hath fallen
From their flow'r-decked graves to-day
Both the hntlon lourtly call on u
"Bury here the bitter Past 1
Let hot hate nor faction sever!
Here try now together rest,
C)Nk be ye, like ns, forever 1" C.
Among tbe Innumerable monuments,
tombstones and other works of art which
have left thehandsof Mr. James Wilkinson,
marble manufacturer at Lore t to, this coun
ty, there Isnot one, we venture Vsay, which
does not reflect entire credit upon his skill
and ingenuity as a master workman. In
nearly every cemetery in Cambria connty,
and in many outside of it, can be found evi
dences ot his handiwork, ail of which point 1
Ulln Sm.. ... nf ...I.-:.. .
- -7 n lH IIJ in IVf, II-
Of
, as aspirant for the office
-,;,, 1 r"n i"tier on the Demoerai
n !t,v aH WB overlooVel the matt
1 ",.f",yat'"' WH ,nu" briefly announce t
1 to him as a mechanic who has no superior
' ativn-1irii unit whft P4n 1m rclieri rtn fY.r- .
shanty in the woods, across the creek from j perfert Job at honest prices. In proof of this
"-...". . it is only neeessarv to reter to the beautiful
eir
rattc
ter
,r,- in our nest issue,
lr. tiem. Foster Jfc Oilinn of .Tohns-
II TW i I
" li'l 111
i-m , " leeenny openen a magtnn- ,on
" " k f,i ,ir i- .i i 7n nouse.
"'.He ar. ry giris, muiin. . R j ,
,,r'iit f.f l . i T-T bonlde,
' I pi, ' Un ''"lors, in ten and ti. teen burned
M v "', ;4t M'ven and a half cents per .tk!
Moshannon Mills. Tbe mill had
fire and was burning fiercely. There was a
narrow passage leading to the woods between
the mi'.l and a kkI in which logs were stored.
T)i !m wf.ru Imrnlnif oven nrhiln t lie v float-
he t ed in the water. De Tleck, with four or five
others, whose names could not be ascertain
ed, started over this passage throngh the
flames and smoke, reached the woman's
and
sofa.
rs.
monument just completed hy him and soon
to lie erected in the Catholic cemetery at
Bedford over the remains of the father and
mother of Mr. F. I. Sanpp, or to the monu
ments and tombstones which surmount the
last earthly resting places of Mr. Wm. Cal
lan, at Sitmmitville, Mr. Thos. Adams, at
fit- Anir-ntiriii sml f e Wm TTnvloe at Ia..
putting herself and ber child on ; ett to eq'naHy creditable lobs throngh.
, carried them safely out on their out tbft conly. Mr. "Wilkinson is once
lit- re
ar
-It
"Uid Suitings, elezant styles.
gxd black
price
ainacas
Ue Bee eyes were Severely ,nr-1.,,n.lnetinr business on his own book
! and no one desiring work in 'his line need
be afraid of being cheated in either" style or
price if they entrust the matter to him.
at only 30
r"v"r rays to fret and growl when
""in nn. f .i - t , , ,,,
f 3sa i . '" "eiter oreu win
.., J,vl '! strike the braver blow, es-
' -ut-v art :nii...iri I.. o-ut r,.ii vt.1A .
!eantifnl side altars recently placed
in position in the Catholic church at Carroll
town are receiving the hearty commendation
of all who have seen them, being entirely
Fns Rat.e or Rent. The well estab-
i ?ZVJ!Z, . V nC 'n . rUr , , "ac'r."" lished hotel property at Snmmitville, Cam-
In li fh- b !nll if 0w?,,1,n?'y cra,t-r bria county, 'known a, the National House,
t t, wi St!1'" Char,e! 0"!ld' f is offered forsale at a big bargain until May
I JnnniMirn wnn ft is nmrtAi. Ia a i w t,fil ... . . . ... . r
. , .iii alter wnicn, if nov soul, ii. win isv rent-
httle or no previous experience in wrk of f . ' I.i.. Th. t.. i.
We were mistaken in saying that T. C.
Iyer, the man who did the shooting at the
Summit a few days, was under $500 iionds
for his appearance at Court to answer the
charge of shooting one of the Johnston broth
ers and firing two shots at the other. The
sum should have been stated at SI, 500, him
self and two sureties being bound in the
sum of $500 each. This correction we deem
due as well in behalf of truth as in justice
to our good friend James Condon, Esq.,
whose presumed acceptance of S500 on part
of the man who did the shooting and the
requirement of 51,000 from each of the
Johnston brothers, who are charged by Mr.
"Liiiton with assault and battery with intent
to kill, and by Mr. Myers with assault for a
like purpose, might seem like favoritism in
the dispensation of justice.
OBITIART.
TAVIS. Bled, at the residence of Mr. Martin
Peinie, sr.. near Wilmore. on Friday. May 21,
1875, Miss Maooie Davis, aired about 23 years.
Her disease was sonsumption, her death se
rene and tranquil, cheered as she was by the
assurance of a blissful Immortality beyond the
tomb. Possesinjr all those excellent qualities
which ennobles the female character, her loss
will be sincerely lamented
That mother's heart, so sad and weary
It Is achimr at her loss;
She la bowed and nearly faintiny
'Xeath the heavy, crushing- cross 1
For she dreamed not that her Magpie
Would so soon be called awav.
Til the sliver cord was lonsened--
Broken from her life's short day.
Ksrly have her footsteps faltered,
Walkinn In the way of life J
Eflrly wearied, she is restinr
From tbe tumult of the strife.
She has left a world of sorrow.
Full of foil, snd grief, and psfn.
And our loss, thou-rh deep and heartfelt;
Infinitely is her gain.
We too shall hear the summons
Hear the ansrels whisper "Come I"
And we'll pass the pearly portals
Of our brig-tit, eternal "home,
Theee. may we meet our darling Msjrirle,
Wh ha only rone before
There within our Father's mansion
May we meet to part no more. M.
n ,1
'tPr. "".v, winch can always lie done th-it kind The altars wbi. h est nni, ea on accommoaaung xerme inn ntrnw is
h nr,, itsh re of M vers & Lloyd 1 V?l , -1 J?V i i , y well adapted to the business and has always
C'1''"- good, Vor the Spring fo0?,?" "i eaeh twenty 7eet ViTh remunerative patrenage. Forfur-
e .7rtCTnM!n;uw" -W ir: to seU ndMtr;nfe?t 'widee VoShiJ'tt tbr hTtertJUf
'rTr "wWMt POH,,,ble flgUr"9- " are construe of dark chestnut rt..f0" C "samviffi; Pa.
i. ri'" Altoona r .1 wood, sparse.y decorated with gilt ema- 1 J
h"rKi!. "?ii v non7'j that menu. The Mine gentleman has also re- . -. m
5'? & .lore's tr 1." lRhtninp rr?Ttn . of ! rently completed a high altar for the Catho- , Exctriwiosr to Wil.MORF.-The follow-
fi U " . ! ft tifttn w n una tbit itw i . . .n . . . intw itAmtnnniPttltnn fill tril&in itJIAiri
."j 'Mill i ... ...- ..nw . ,.r .k,..,.!, at Nliarnal.nrrf rwitirlPfl Din m intf ,v 4 1
Z ,hli', rs:V in ntrvXVVLr. 1,urches In and about I
m"ti; h don't U-.il i . "'s Johnstown, All Which are eminently worthy
'VU -C , 1 V 1 CU P"Ile . """A - f of a mruit; hind nd rertect t eredit on
JV"'-ir houVwuiil..1,''8 iIk V V, , m ,h ni's - of Mr. Oswold. who, by
to''.- C ' ! th Carrolltow'n and .
"' r!''itnin2 ri in f,,..i. mneb esteetoed In that community, as indeed j
- ir.Btauier. he is whereter known.
Philadelphia. Slay 25, 1375.
1 J.r. MARTt, F-sq... sec y uamnria uo. r. . as-
soctation : We will sell excursion tickets to S.
B. Convention, to be held a wilmore, rrom an
Ptatlons in the county, oa Monday. Tuesday and
Waueday, goerf t return nntil June M.
1 WHO. PTECHta.
Gen'l Tlckot Arent P. ft. K.
Is Yocr Life Worth Ten Cksts?
Sickness prevails everywhere, ami every
hndy complains of disease during their life.
When sick, the object is to get well. Now
we say plainly that no person in this world
who is siifl'ering with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint and its effects, such as Indigestion,
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpitation of the Heart, De
pressed 'Spirits, Biliousness, &c, can take
Green's August Flower without getting
relief ar.d cure. If you doubt this, go to J
your Drnggisfs, Lemmon & Murray, Ebens- J
burg, or I. M. Woleslagle & Son, Wilmore,
and get a sample bottle for 1 ".cents ana try
tt. Regular sise 75 cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE of PERSON
AL PROPERTY. Will be offered at
Public tsale. at the residence of Wiit.iasI Colci
in Carroll township, on H KllV. J U WK 1st,
proimr, tbe following described personal proper
ty, to wit: I span of dark bay Stallions, three
years old, 1( head heavy drattfcht Horses, 2 Cows,
3 head Young Cattle. 12 sets heavy Harness. 1
donbla set Buiriry Harness. 1 Threshing Maehlne,
1 Mower and Reaper, 1 Hsy Katie, 2 Fsnn W sc
ons. 1 Spring Wajron, 1 Windmill, 1 Cnttintr-Itox,
Bob Sleds, and a ereat variety of Farming Uten
sils. Household Furniture, fee.
&W Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. St.. and
to continue nntil all the property la sold. Terms
made known r.n day of s1e,
MsySl. J7.-T. W.J. BUCK, Assignee.
Trustee's Sale.
rTHE undersized Trustee will expose to Public
1 Ssle, on the premises In Cambria township,
Cambria county. Fa., on
proximo at a oVIocV, t. jw.. the following real
and personal property, to wit!
425 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND,
situate on the Turnpike. miles west of Ebcns
burg, with a
Stationary Steam SAW MILL,
3 onc-snd-a-hali story HOl.'SES, a large FRAM K
STABLE-, arid about 1.(00,00) Teet of peeled Hrs
lock Lous, all on said tract. Also,
sftnste on the Blacklick. known as the "Morgan
Tract," a hunt three miles from F.bensbtirsr. well
timherc-d wiih Chekrv, Pori.AR and H hM lock.
and proprrly located for loginq; down the Black
lick or lor manufacturing purposes. Also, the
Undivided One-Half of !06 Acres Land
situate In liarr township, Csmbrfa county.
Terms or Sale. One-half of the purchase mon
ey to be paid on the delivery of the need, and the
balance in one year thereafter, with interest, to
be secured by bonds and raortanes.
JOHN A. BLAIR.
May 28, 1875. Trustee of Owen Ccnmisghaw.
OR P HANS' COURT SALE
of VAi.rAiti.r.
CO&L HID TIMBER UHD.
1)Y VIRTUE of an alias order of the Orphans'
Court of Cam bria eountv, the undersigned will
otTer at Public Sale, at Lilly s Station, on the Fa.
11. li., on
Saturday, June 5, 1875,
at lO ' I.O U. . W.. the following described
Real Estate, to wit :
A PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in Washington township. Cambria countv
Pa., ndjuinlnsr hinds of the Cambria Minlnjr and
Mannraeturini? Co.. heirs of Jeremiah AlcOouil
and others, coutaiuin
Two Hundred and Ten Acres,
more or les. about Fiptkrw Acres cleared, hav-ir-sr
then-on erected Threk TKXAXT HOUSES.
The land is well timbered, and is underlaid with"
Three Veins or Conl.
A four-foot vein Is opnned. and the eoa! is of supe
rior quality tor manufacturing purposes. It is so
located ns resrards dip and drsinnge that the conl
can be taken out at comparatively little expense.
A tram-road connecting this lmd'with th Pa. li
R. was bnilt by Otho Sfyner and the Mininir and
Mamifactnrinif Co.. at a cost of 7.0(X. The Inter
est of the estateof Otho Stvner. d'ee'd. In said tram
road, will be sold with the land, or separately.
TERMS OF S A LB. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments, with inter
est, to be secured by the judgme'nt bonds and mort
gage ot the purchaser.
F. M. GEORGE.
,tm . , JOSRPH CH1STE,
5-21.-3!. J Executors of Otho Stvsir, dee'd.
FLANiNCfmiLlj
FOR fSVTli:.
IHE nndersiirned ofTer at private sale the pro
1 perty recently occupied bv the "Ebcnsbnrir
Mining and Manuractarinir Co.," situate in Ebens
bura;. Cambria county. Pa.., consisting of
ONE ACRE OF CROUND,
fronting on the Ebensbnrn and Cresson Railroad,
havinir thereon erected a
LARGE PLANING MILL,
4?xfl ) fnet, three stories hih. with Boiler Shed at
tached, 12x83 feet. The machinery consists of one
40-IIORSE POWER EXGIXE AM) BOILER.
1 Combined Plainer, 24 Inches wide, for sur
facing and grooving; I Snrlare Plaarr, 20 In.
wide; 3 4 IrenlMi-l(lr Snw. with lift tallies;
2 Irrnlnr ronn-eut Sinivn. with slide ta
bles: 1 stwlnsr 'Irotilnr f'ross-t'nt Swwt,
1 ltonble lleatteil Shapinc Ulaehlee, with iron'
frame ; I On trie Lathe : I Hand Lathe, with com
pb'le set of Tools. 1 Polishing Drum, 12 feet long
I Hon ll in Hnrhine, with slide heads. TheaboVo
machinery, with necessary shafting, belting and
pulleys, lain good working order, with an abun
dant supply of running water on the premises.
Said building was erceted specially for and has
been nsed In the manufacture of flooring, siding,
all kinds of handles, brush blocks, ballustcrs, etc.
Chrery. ash. poplar, lino, sugar, beech, maple and
white pine lumber to be had at moderate prices.
There is also erected on the premises a
Two Story Frame levelling House
totaisiko six noosrs AXb a cellar.
For terms apply to
JOHN A. BLAIR, Ebensbnrg,
JOHN LEWIS.
W. B. BOX ACKER, Johnstown.
Ebensbnrg, May 14, 1875.-2m.
ICEXSE NOTICE. Petitions for
License have been fllel in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of
the County nf Cambria bv tbe following named
persons, and will be presented to the Court of
Quarter Sessions of said County Ht June Ses
sions, 185 .
TAVKRX t'C!CS!C.
Chest Springs Borongh S. A. McfJoitgh.
fiearfleid Township John L. Swires.
Carrolltown Borough Lawrence Schroth, An
drew M. Hang. Paul Ellwanger.
Chest Township Thomas Ott, Oeorge Crook.
Croyle Township And'w Adams. Frank Knrts.
Ebensbnrg Borough Mrs. L. H. Linton. East
Ward ; Michael LaUerner, John Fitxharris. W est
Ward.
Oallttzln Boron gh- A Itjert Bender, Col, John
"Woods.
Oallitzin TownshipMichael 3teMorrls, M. F.
Kelly, Mat7hew Dignam.
Iioretto Borough F. X. Haid. Florian Bengele.
SuinniitvHle Borough Christ. Keich, John C.
Boland.
Washington Township f?eo. "W. Mullen. Chrts
topher Robine. Patrick Iowd, Jacob S. Kiel,
wilmore Boro Ooo. Wondcroth, Jos. Homer.
KATISO HOI'S R K K1.
Carfolltown Boro' Henry Blum, Julius Stlcb.
(tsllftsln Bjrongh 'Nichfdas Smeltxeri
"Washington Township M. B. McLanithlin.
Wilmore Borough P. F. Kirbv, John Schroth.
B. M"tHIXlAX, Prothonotary.
Frothonotary's OlBce, Ebeusburg, May 10, ls;6.
GOLDEN HARVEST FOR AGENTS.
10 A WEEK made selling the 7 Wonders, or
Oem Pastry Cup wanted, in evcrv family. Send
cents for sample. Twnntv other articles for
agents. Address OOXKLOrx fc CO., No. lit
Firrs Avtrynp, (sbove rnithfltld streo.) Pitts
rsoH, Ta. (-31.-m )
iUMMII H
11.
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVALS FROM PARIS OF
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
ROSES, BUDS, SCAUPS, RIBBONS, &c,
AT PRICES AND IN STYLES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
MET AND HAT TIMIMfi A fflfflAllt.
MEN'S STRAW HATS, FOR EVERY-DAY WEAR,
parasols & svi wmim
ny:ng the above articles in large qunntititie, direct fiym Marb.factnrer, we
offer all styles and qualities, frnn the lowest to the finest at 25 per cenli below th
usual prives. Call, sec and be convinced.
Sitk filot
ke-rehiet
fumeries
We invite tho attention of Ladies to our stock of
CiilLDSiEirS SUITS, UTS' ROBES, KID GLOVES,
ves, Gnrtlen stilts. L,ln?n an I V'rcale Collars aii'I Cuff's, itnnrt
s, KmhroUlerings, Xeck Jtuchlnfs, f-c. ; Sajtsf Hair Oil, l'er
s, idtfrfer, Itotiffe, rfc, and Mnte Lrtn t4-est's Dress 1'attcrn.
ESTliankinp our many customers fof the very liberal patronage we Rrt tiow re
ceiving, we respectfully ask them to te'.l their friends wbci-e to find us.
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton St., Johnstown.
Wood, Worrell & Co.,
WASHINGTON STREET
CSTIEUIFF'S SALES.By virtue of
sundry -rit of Vend. Expon., AL Vend.
f.'rpon.; Ff. Fit., and Al. '. J-Vi.. issued out of
th Court nf Cummiln PIchs of fnnihrin county
sml to We directed. ther will he eixnoePd to
I'utilif Sfcie, st thp Court Hoijf in Kbi-niburir,
on Mosoa v. thf 7li rliiy of Junk next, nt one
o'clock, P. M. the foilowinif real ?stste. to wit:
Ail the rlstht, title snil interest of J. K. Mvers,
of. in sn.1 to pieee or parrel of lnn-1 si'nate In
Susqnehnnna fownhfn. t'amtiria eonntv. Pa..
joirtlnir lamUof F. Pitt's. Havid Hnnm. John West,
over, and others, containing loo seres, more or If ss;
about 30 acres of which are cleared, hnvin there
on erected a one-and-a-hnlf story lost house and a
tiward sfiible. now in the occupjinevof .). K. Mvers.
Tnken in execution and to be sold'at th suit of E.
B. (7a nip.
Also, nl! the ritrht. title and Interest of Oeorye
Mears. of, fn and to the following tracts, to wit :
A pie?e or farc! of Iwrld Situate In fcutumcrhil!
township, PamhriA county. Va.. adjoininir lands of
Henry Weaver and .1 aeon Weaver. Wm. Bronk
hank. heirs ol John Farren, and Js. Burke, con
taining 4,"1? acre, more or less, unimproved. A ',
a piece or parcel of lind sitnt at Portage Sta
tion, Washiimton township. Cambria county, front
ing on Pe-.n a 1,'nilroad and adjoinlngr lots of Wm.
tfrifhth. Philip Hopler, and others, containlnr 2
acres, more or less, all cleared, having thereon
erected a two story plank house, now in the occu
pancy of Jacob Ffenner. A a piece or parcel
or land situate In Summerhill township. Cambria,
county, ndjnininit lands of James Burke, Il.inicl
Xetr. Daniel Flenner, dee'd. and others. coTitsin
inar 2-JO acres, more or less, nlxtut 5 teres of which
are cleared, havine: thereon erected a steam saw
mill (nor now occupied) and a two story plank
house and board stable, now in the occupancy of
Jacob ('rum ; a one-and-a-half storr plonk house
and stable, not occupied : a two storv double honse.
part plank and part lor and plank stable, now In
the occupancy of Mrs. .Margaret ('mm. and a two
story plank house, not occupied. Tnken in crecn
tion and to be sold at the suit of W. M. L,lovd ft Co;
Also, all the risrht. title nnd interest of Elias
Haul. of. tn nnd to a lot of around Situate in the
boronirli of Wilmore. Camhriu county, fronting on
Main street and adjntniiiT lot of svl vester ( fmm
on one side and Joseph Mi ler on the other side,
and running back to the Cnnumnuirh river, having
thereon erecteil a two story frame honse nnd board
stable, now in the occupancy of A. Chcstnutwaod,
nnd a two story frame house in the oecnpanev of
Mts. Mccormick TaNen in execution and to be
sold at the suit of A. .1. llartrog.
Ai.so. all the right, title and interest of Chartes
McQough, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land
situate In White township. Cambria countv. ad
joining lands of Michael Sheehan. Thomas'Wilt,
Andrew l'tiryimn. and ol hers, containing 40 aer-:s.
more or less, about 12 acres cleared, having there
on erected a one-and-a-half story plank house, not
occupied. Taken In execution "and to bo sold at
the suit of William Little.
Ai.so. all the right, title and Interest of Reuben
S. Boring, of. in and tc a piece or paroel of land
situate In Blacklick township. Cambria countv,
adjoining lands of James Bennett and F. A. Shoe
maker, containing ftO neres. more or less, about 10
acrs of which arc cleare.1. having thereon erected
a one-and-a-half story frame honse, log stable and
blacksmith shop, n"w In the occupancy of (Jeorge
S. Boring. Taken In execution and to be sold at
the suit of T.lovd Co.
A i.so. all the right, title and interest of John S.
Luther, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Barr township. Cambria connty. adjoining
lands of Joseph Honck, Francis Luther, and oth
ers, containing ISO acres, more or less, about 30
acres'f which are cleared, having thereon erected
a one-and-a-half story plank house. In the occu
pancy of Edward Weaver, and a two story plank
house, frame barn and water saw mill, in the oc
cupancy of John S. Luther. Taken In execution
aud to be sold nt the suit of Lloyd &. Co.
Also, all thr:rht, tide an'! Interest of Thomas
Kodgers. of, in and to a pieee or lot of ground siU
ttate in Fbensbnrg borough. Cambria countv, front
ing on the Kbensbnrg and Carrolltown plank road
and adjoining an alley on the west, Llias Jones
on the north, containing 6 acres, more or less, all
cleared and under fence, having thereon erected a
two story frame house nnd boarJ stable, in the oc
cupancy of Thos. Hodgers, and a two story plank
house, in the occupancy of Joseph Rodgcrs. Ta
ken In execution and to he sold nt tho suU of Oeoi
C- K. Zahnt.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Philip
At". Prlnglo. of. In and to a piece or parcel of land
situate in Jackson tr.wnsliip. Cambria county, be;
ginning at a hemlock: thence by tract of Isaac
Bonser, 65 west. I0 perches, to a post ; thence br
tract of John Hubly. north 88 -, west 79 perches, to
a post on line of tract of John WIgton: thence bv
said old s-urvey, north S33, west 1n5 perches, to a
post ; thence by land late of Alter & Replier. north
88, east ISO perches, to the place of beginning,
containing 12, acres and 80 perches, more or less,
being .part of a larse tract in the name of Jacob
Hupp having thereon erected a one story plank
house, water sawmill, nnd board stable, now tn
the occupancy of P. W. Pringle. Taken in execu
tion and to be sold at the suit of Wheeler l Wilson
Manufacturing Co.t cbdorseee of Wm. Sumner fc
Co. and others.
At.so, all the right, title and Interest of Joseph
Ryan. (snrviVitig executor of William ftyan. sr.,
dee'd.) of. in and to a piece or lot of ground sitd
ate In Loretto borough. Cambria county fronting
on ari alley on the south, st Joseph street on the
east, an alley on the west, and lot or Mrs. Katie
Scanlan on the north, having thereon erected a
one-and-a-half story frame houseand triune stable,
now In the ocenpancy of Henry Little. Taken tn
execution and to be sold at the suit of Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, for use of W. H. Seculcr,
guardian of Alfred J. Todd.
Tkrxs of Sale. One-third the purchase mon
y to be paid when the prnjierty is knocket down,
and the remaining two-thirds on confirmation of
thedeel. lilOKMAN HA UM Kit, Sheriff:
Sheriffs Office Klvnstmrif, May lbt ltT5,
Near PEMN'A R. R. DEPOT,
Johnstown, 151
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FOREIGN" AND DOMESTIC
MILLINERY GOODS,
HARD WAKE,
QUEEXSWARE.
HOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAI'Si
IUOX AND NAtLSi
CARPETS AXD OIL-CLOTHS,
. M READY-MADE CLOTHINGi
GLASSWARE, YELLOW WARE,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WAR;
PROVISIONS and FEED of all kind,
Together with all msnnfrof Western rroduc-
such as
FLCUR. BACON, F!SH, SALT, CARBON OJL. ETC.
rVWH'ilwislenn' retail orders solirsltcil ami
proinptlv filled on the shortest notice and im,t
reasonable terms.
t
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I
AGENTS WANTED!
MALE OR 1TH . f.F.
For an article that sells well fef n low fries.
at sight, to lady or gent. The good; win re.
commend themselves.
NO CAFITAL REQUIRED.
As we will furnish the g-KKJs to parties who'
can rive sntie factory reference, to be paid for j
nor iney arc Sim.
MJ loo Xjissxr t.. N V.
TT S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
Western District of Vejts'a,
Pittsburgh, May is, 1ST.
This IS to jrlve notice that on the ilth day of
May. A. I. 1S75, a Warrant In Bankruptcy was Is
sued against the estateof Washihotiix frnxB
BR akcr, of Johnstown, In the County of Cambria,
and Stateof Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged
ti Bankrupt upon his own petition ; that the pay.
ment of any debts and deliverv of any uropert bei
lonirinir to stlch llankrnpt, to him or for his' use,
and the transferor any property by litm. are for
bidden by Uw hat a meeting of the Creditor of
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, ami toehonso
tracur more Assignees of his K."tat0; will l held
at a Court of Bankruptcy, to tie holden at the Dis
triet Court House. Johnstown, before John Broth
erline. tq.. Register, on tne KM ! dnr of Ji k,
A. 1). 1S7.. JOHN H ALL.
I.-21.-SU XT. S. Marshal, as 3Iesscnjter;
PATENTS PROCURED.
Also bortKht nd sold. After procuring yonr Pat
ents will sell them for you. Call on, or address
for circular. O. 1, JKVIS. Sil'tfr ft F-mt
AvtM-, fabor Mattlifl!4 s;rt.) PrTTSBriF.
F-. f$-3l.-em.j
G.-W. YEAGEIt & CO.,
wholesale and Retail Manarartarers of
TIN, COrrER AM) SHEET-IRON WARE,
Healini, Parlor ai3 Cootoj Stoves,
Ao. 1402 Kit cent Ji Avenue,
HOOFING and SPdl'Trxo made tn nrdef
and wnrranted perfect in manufacture ni
m:iteriali .
Orders rrspectfillly soltrfrt snrt prcmptlv
sttnrtec? to. and piit r.,,ttnn accorded td
all. wheili-r ther ptirehsse or not.
Altoona. Sept. s, 187:j.-tr.
Parke's Marble Works,
13! rrsnhlln Klrrrt.'Jnhntlawa.
A TON I -ME NTP, II K A f and T)MB
a'J .vrMtntidCAHI
v k r si.a ik l mrpi .
r.fiiiHiui r t.A 4-.4. i - , i , :
American Marbles. Entire sstisrac-yl
tion friismnteed In prie, design and
""' jrtiuiiy iimvi ii ioe very
est rHHh r Trr it
Oot.24.-m JOltN PARKE.
rwfs ii
low. IH-rl
LOfliiVS MARBLE WORKS t
13! rrsrklln Slrect( Jnhnstewn,
Jrtll' W. l.oj4. - Irnrrifor;
M(5CIKNTS. HEAD su TOMB 8TONK.S.
COUNTER and CABINET SLABS. AND
T Klf. set inn n u f act n red nf tho verv twst Ital
hii and Ainericaii arbls. Perfect satisfac
tion in Work, defitn-n abd price ruamntf-ed.
Orders respectfully soMcited and prompt-
lj exe ted, Jshastownj Nov. 11. "Il.-tf.l
DMIXISTRATOUS NOTICE.
Estate of Wm. TAtTErtSo, leclf
lettern of Administration on the estate of sslj
decedent, late of Croyle township. Cambri conn,
ty, havinjr been Issued to the umlerslirned, all p. r
sons indebted to said ertate are notified that par;
ment must be made forthwith, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
probated for settlement.
May Sl.-et; K. L. JOHNSTON, AJra r.
NOTICE. All persons indebted tc
Wit-LIAM CoLF., of Carroll tnwnsbfp,
will please make immediate payment, and thos
having claims against him will present them ta
me for settlement. V. J. OL'CK,
... . i Aluet. rf If m.Cute.
Allegheny Twp., May 21, is;a.-3t.
RANCtS MULVEIllLL, A'e
TI V A RT RCROKO AND FARRIER.
All diseases of Horses arid Cattle treated prompt
ly, Intellijrentlv. and upon very moderate term.
Residence en Hih Mreet, near the "tern n.
trcrnity of Ebensburir. &-14.-tf.
B. McCONNELIj, M. I).,
" Physicias ami Sfnur-nt,
. lRtTTO( IA.
OfrlCe formerly bcenpicd by Tr. .liuiW)h. Nlpht
calls can be male al 5-yors' Hotel. (5-J4.-in.
y W. IMCif. Attornkt at Law, Kb,
1 ensbrr PA. Of!k-0in t rout room of T.
J. Lloyd's new buJTdh.ir. Ontre street. All
instinerof liyal bndness sft-n.nHl loyitisfo
orily, and enilet toils p,--iaitr rin-t rf .1
ST rTTriJ U. H. JTsmii--rre TitM r i tr
White.) 4171 h cv.. N. Y. Hes. refer, neea. Nfl
py omit perfect lycurcd. Cllcriul forctrra:?,