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M UMBHU FREEMAN.
f Cbensburg, Pa.f
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
There and the Other Place.
!,i v '-rr p will be shoit this rear.
41 h of J New Year's?
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. , 1 1 1 i-, nit next week
7- :.:nt 1 riun a!"iirf li rt yon owe us.
fi'll'S 1 11 ft nru mi I - ilc lining
i. r in this market just now.
... i'i w in , foimcrly ot .loliiis
i ti np; i':i"'l ifitJiiahter Rt
1 1 (r.ti ;i county.
-.. ;i:iiii broken out in the
,,;!: ii l; ion , ami the military
, . i: . 1 -!-- I to flint section.
. I Irin Kutledpe, Esq., of
in :i inc on loner Mill,
lira run il Ins right Hrm
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, S::r i'-r. Wewtniorelaiu.1 county,
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I .mil preceding n "Ttnntl of
i w-iv to Mie Court House, was
l. titl ii f the times presented
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(MMiii!! is just now opening an
, ; ,.f :at.- .-f. le plaids, very pretty
A 1 -. d less goods, prints,
;ir prol'iiMi'll.
,1 ,Ii.ii-s tnnde 17" points in n.
-:im''of ten-piiiS at Lloyd's liowl
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.ii on I ni'Mi 'y t eiimj;. ii'ju-
i i.i i :it that .loins.
air'n! f. .v. !-t tins were racing near Sr.
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r tuu'san mills, a lar;e lot of lumber,
,i i vn'uaMe property was destroyed.
TIif i.-i:of .All'onrx has just been
.in to I iy in. iiHii'ii, .lonn i.
. 1'. Stnt:, eanvassers, the
.tiiiiiup l."i,:!J0, the tola! iinni-
in ai. ilesireil fjiinntitj' and
il purpose ran row lie pur-
i- .1 at i.iir pi n:es t roin .Messrs. l.i imiuiti
M.il.iu. ft tli'ir lime-kiln in C;iiiibri;t
Si-u rani elsiw ihtl'.
aw ii;o aim nan suirm pa-sfu i liifsaav
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: i , 1 1 it i-stiiiiiri-iaiiu cmnry, on
i-t. nuriM.tinK S'-veral hartis. fel!-r.-l
!e timWr ami ileinoraliiiii; n
,,; I,, t. , ;. ti . ill its Willi r.treer.
. ; !;. a. lull male populAt ion of Siim
, ,r.t tour, an. I sevi-ral lai!i-s re.
i :! saw pi n e, have lieen su n inon
i .vf-i ' - w niiessi-s in various i-.iscs
. In 'r:. .1 : hit ' MUty t'.'iiri liejtt week.
Mr J I n 1'. Wiil. of Allegheny town-
-I,, nr. .i Ins sheen the other lay, and
, 1 4; !,.. ;;, ; !,i:.il mi.- whit ll yielded a
; v ten intlies lotiji. t'iin any of
i : 1 1 ? i . ; i ;r l i if-LtN trot out any thin; to heat
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A t'. in i wtirnan at-eoinp tnied hy a male
:ia ;ii..l .irr..nmled I'V eleven oreijht lillll-
r. t- v l-:s.' . m.ii'f or less, visiteil our
.iii tii .it i. r tiav ami made Young Amer-
p.ii.i l.i) lor the time being at
i ; 1 1, !,: ci l, 1 1 i.'s p r head.
Mr l. iuai.t Swi i u, of Millville Imit
..!. I'-.. I. in a t 1 1 ;i . r on which she was
. . ii -. u 1 1 i '. at w . n k on NVednestlay
rnr i.i-i. .iiitl passing t h rough an open
,i! I...T. ! v. itl.t up al.tiiif six feet below
' The best investment la one that will
resnlt in permanent benefit fo the investor.
' A fair instance of this is rhn economy prac
tised and the satisfaction eained by purchas
i lug clothing atOtxlfrey WolTs great Cloth.
, itig Bazaar, next door to the Post-Oftice, Al
" toona, where garments elegant and season
' able, to 8ii it every taste and every jnx-ket
book, are now displayed in abundance great
j er than anywhere else in the country,
j Mr. Arthur Cullen.of Wilmore, wlioby
I the way in one of the best mechanics that
' ever handled a saw: or shoved a plane, ao
1 com nli shed the extraordinary feat on Friday
last of driving six thousand and fifty shin
gles on a building now being erected in that
1 place for Joseph Miller, Ksq., from 6 o'clock,
a. m., until 6 o'clock, p. ni., vrith a recess of
; oni! honr at noon. This is probably the Ihjsc
; day's work that has ever Wen done by any
; carpenter in this- or any other county, and
the work itself will show, ns we can testify,
having seen the roof on Monday lasr, that
! the job has been done in first class style.
' David Krat.er, living near Ashland
J Furnace, this county, bad occasion to lilt
a large stone while engaged in plowing, on
' Satnrday last, and under the stone he fonnd
a small green snake coiled up. At the same,
i time ho felt a stinging sensation in one of
; Ids lingers, and supposing that ho had lieen
bitten by the snake he hied him away to
I Alfoona on a double quick to seek medical
j aid but on beitig assured by a plysi.ian that
jit was only a felon (Mone ft U on bis fin
ger probably) he felt quffe relieved and re- '
i turned home more joyfully than ?orrowfullv
intent noon nursing his pet and thanking!
mi ar. me same time that it was no worse. ;
' The.Iohnsfown T"r' e says that within j
i a radius of ten miles from the spot where '
J young Jonas Maurer was killed by light- j
ning, on Sunday week, in .Tenner township, j
; Somerset county, three similar fatal ao- i
j cidents have occurred within the past few i
years. A Miss Fleshour was killed on a j
Sunday afternoon by a Hash of lightning, I
i while she was sitting on a porch at the ;
, house of Mr. John Hrooks ; next was a son j
1 of .Mr. Daniel Shatter, who was struck w hile ;
j in his father's barn, anil instant death was i
; the result, and Mr. Wilt, of Shade township, !
j while walking along with a mattock on his !
; shoulder, also met a sudden death from
lightning.
- A young man named Charles Boucher
. plunged a knife info the back of another
: young man named Thos. McDi rmott, a
j clerk in the employ of Mr. John Kyan, of
Cambria borough, on Monday night last, in
i rlieting a wound under the right shoulder
! blade over two inches deep. The injury is
not considered dangerous, but the condition
, of the wounded man is such as to demand
' careful treatment in order to avoid fatal re-
suits, r.oiu ber was arrested and after a
hearing was brought to jail in this place on
evening. I be cowardly act. was
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ni th :iy that u r "sojer Imys"
tide up lln-ir uiiliils to recon
bision arrived at in regard to
f.'iiiis referred to in our last
I pi . Labi v decide upon some
iii ! ser ieeabie and more
S. ! -i' le soldters.
I .ear ami a grea-ty baron or
a 1 1. nut, or of no account
j" n vesterdav. fiertormins
per-
I pn mjited by a desire for revenge, thero hav-
( ing be'ii some previous trouble between the
assailant ami his viciim.
J Immediately after the storing of a load
; of hay in the loft of Dr. J. J. . it man's sia
j bio, in this I'lac", during the early part of
! April last, a favorite cat Indongiiig to the
l family of the late Kev. J. V. IMie wasdis
I covered to ! missing, and from that time
j nothing was seen or heard of the truant ft
! line nn'i! a few days ago, when she was
! found buried in the hav, still living, but in
i a wofiilly emaciated oinlition, consequent I
; upon her long continued alw-tinence from !
i lood and drink; yet with careful nursing it :
i is thought, she will soon be herself again.
' That a cat has nine lives seems to be well
j verified in this instance, but how pussy '
j managed to worry through a period of nearly !
two months under a load of hay it is not our
rr-i..t to conj'M'ture, much lessdetermiue
Klla, a promising and interesting litth
daughter of Mr. M. 1,. Oatman, of this place,
' aged alMint one year and a'half, had the mis-
fortune to pull a tin-cup tall of boiling water
, from the table during the momentary ab-
i pence it her moiiier, on 1 uesttav afternoon
Decoration Dat. The beautiful cere
mony of decorating with flowers and ever
greens the graves of those who on the battle
field gave up their lives for their country
was appropiiately observed in this commu
nity on Saturday last. At 2 o'clock, p. nr.,
, in accoraance witii the pre-arranged pro
gramme, the exercises were begun by a for
. mal organization in the Court House, where
j an appropriate oration was delivered by V.
: H. Sechler, Esq., who dwelt somewhat at
; length on the sentiment of patriotism, and
I esecially on that enthusiastic and far-reach-;
ing patriotism which is ever the develop
ment of the mountain top, and paid a glow
ing tribute to the memory of the valiant
dead whose graves dot the soil from Gettys
burg and the Potomoc to the Southwest and
even to the City of Mexico. At the conclu
sion of Mr. Sechler's remarks, the procession,
was formed in the following order :
Chief Marshal, Cspt. S. W. Davl?.
Kutionnl Color.
Ebensburjr Stiver Cornet Hand.
Boys of Sit. Gallitzin Seminary, In srray uni
forms, preceded by a beautiful white silk
rlnjr appropriately lettered and 1raied,
ami marshaled by H. A. McPike.
Sunday School children of :he Church of the
Holy Name, marshaled by H. J. Crouse.
Band of Hope, with ting and banners, marshal
ed by Uov. T. K. Jones, pastor of Conwre
gational church, nn.1 Thos. L. Jones.
Ktienybiirir Martial Hand.
Members of Dauntless Fire Company.
Survivimr Soldiers.
Citizens.
In this order, the procession moved first
to the Congregational cemetery, then the
Catholic cemetery, and lastly, Lloyd ceme
tery. - At the first named cemetery, after a
dirge by the cornet band and thi decoration
of the several graves. Rev. Jones offered up
a very Impressive prayer; at tho Catholic
cemetery, after the delivery of a brief but
pathetic address, the playing of another
dirge by the band, and the depositing of the
floral and evergreen offerings on the graves
of the fallen heroes there buried, Iv. Fath
er Boyle, pastor of the Church of the Holy
: .Name, recited the T)e lrofuntii, after which
' the pnwessioii retraced its stops and passed
i down High street, near the eastern extreme
! of which all the participants halted except
j the martial band, firemen, soldiers, etc., who
j proceeded to T.loyd cemetery, where the dec
j orating ceremonies were performed and a
i brief eulogy was pronounced by V. H. Sech
' ler, Esq. Returning, this portion of the. pro
! cession was disbanded about 5 o'clock, after
! having bedecked with flowers a.id immor
telles the earthly mounds under which rest
the remains of those named below:
C N C. Tl KO A T t f N A T, O F. M ET K l V .
Major (o. W.Todd, Kdw'd U. Davis, Milton
Roberts, Thornm t). Kvnn.
(-ATIKII.tr I'F.MKTPtRT.
Adj. James C. Noon. Adj. T. I). Litzinjrer. A.
J. I.itzimrer. Jus. M. KdtMeld ute, .las. Litzinger,
Jeremiah Knxan. John l.timhunif li.
MJITD CKMETeill".
Capt. Chas If. Ilever. bieut. Fvnn R. Davis.
Iacut. Iluirli Jones, w. R. b'otierts. W. It. Huni
pbreys, lieo. V. Davis. D. II. Kvans. A. Shina
felt. T. J. Kvans. (i. T. E ans, Davdl Powell, Jr.,
John Ijihhy. t.eiiint'l Kvans, K.iwunl J. Kvuns,
David S. Jones, .lames Roberts. John O. Kvans,
Thos. K. V:ans. I,. I,.i:in, Daniel T. June:-,
Wm.T. Davis, Wm. Mills.
The procession was nearly a half mile, in
length, lieing the largest ever formed here
on a similar occasion, and its proportions
would have been largely extended had it
1 not been for the drizzling rain-storm which
! set in shortly after noon. As it was, it was
a display ot which our town has reason to
be proud, and serving as it does to keep all ve
, that love ot country and veneration for the
' dead which should actuate every heart, we
! trust that a like observance of the day shall
' not in the future lie omitted,
j On this occasion the Silver Cornet Band
I made their first public appearance topped,
j off with their handsome new silver lace en
; circled and tri-colored plumed caps, in which
; they presented a pretty picture, o to speak.
neat but not gaudy while the music they
discoursed was. as usual unexceptional. By
general consent, a vote of thanks was ten-
Thi Tkople "Want Proof. There is no
medicine prescribed by Physicians, or sold
by Druggists, that carries such evidence of
it success and superior virtue as Boschee's
German Syrup for Seveie Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or any
disease of the Throat or Lungs. A proof of
that fact is that any person afflicted can get
a Sam pie Bottle for 10 cents and try Its won
derfnl effe?ts before buying the regular size
at 75 cents. It has lately been Introduced
into this country from Germany, and its re
markable cures are astonishing every one
that nses it. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. Sold by Lemmon z Murray,
Ebensburg, and Woleslagle & Son.WiltDore.
last, thereby spilling the contents upon her j ,'er,M.1 lo,,'M "'. for the part they
Person ami's, aiding heiself so terribly on ' ("","' exercises. This was an amateur
the .bin, n-k, rigLt .vm and right side as """."V "p at s tion.-e but the
to tender her recovery next to impossible, i ."'-'y " ,' '" dispensed by them was
equal to that ol many a veteran organiza
tion. We are pleased to learn that it is the
intention of the tnemlxTS to continue the
baud as a permanent institution, and suita
ble uniforms will probably be next in order.
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the greater part of her body being left a pet
; feet mass of p-trboilcd flesh, devoid of t-kin,
I which peeled oil" in rolls from all parts of
'; her person w here the hot wafer had done
! its fearful work. Of course the sufferings
j of the pour child were excruciating in the j
; extreme, but through the medical skill of Dr. , Dr dicatiov of St. .Ihhs's (Catholic)
J. J. atma.i her sufterinps were promptly : CnCK( H, A I.TtmxA. As previously an'
I relieved ton great extent, ami were it not. : l.1....i ; ,1... ...,i,u ,i. j.iw.,.,i ,.r
that very severe con vuls ons have intei v. n d , magnificent church edific e recently coin
ami so much of the body has U en exposed plated by the English-speaking Catholics of
by fb removal of the skin, there would be j Altoona took place on Sunday last. For
a reasonable hope, which now unfortunately ; ,.., i, n .-t n,A ,.n,r.',iin
the f d.H-s not exist, for her ultimate recovery. j f,)r-",rd witi, i.,,.;,, ad anxiety to the crati-
A dear man named W m. J. Dougherty, . fvin vei w,i-h has just been constim ma
aged about twenty-five years, ami hailing t(Ml Lilrally and generously have they
from Newark N. J., where be is respecta- ! contributed to the erection of a building
bly con tie-ted, was strut k by the engine ot wni(ll wiJI loil;j stail(1 as an ornament to the
the Pacific Express west, near Yv .Imore, m , Mountain City, a credit, to themselves and
Thursday morning l last week, and after , their posterity, ami an enduring monument
U ing thrown to the height ot twelve or fit- j to zeal all(1 IIS,.insi1 devotion of their
teen feet landed at the toot ot an embank- beloved pastor, Very Rev. J. Tuigg, V. O.
tnent fully twenty feet from the starting; T1IF PFDICATIOS
point, where he was soon after picked up j r,n;( Wore the time announced for the
and the discovery made that one td his arms commencement of the exercises, the street
and one of his legs had been fractured ami i front of the ihnrch was completely filled
that other severe injuries on bisside, where with people anxious to avail themselves of I he
the engine struck him, and other parts of rtrsf opportunity tosecure seats. A1onthaIf
hislHKl v had iH-en uifltcf,M. He was at once j p;wt. 10 o'chn-k," Kt. Rev. Bishop Domenee.
removed fo the hotel of Mr. Joseph Homer, ! accompanied by fourtoeti or fifteen priests
in ilmore, where, being in destitute cir- ()f tie diocese, among whom were to lie. seen
cumstanccs, he is at j.resent rei eiving me.l- thr! v,.1M.rall;(. Fathers Bra.llev, of N'ewry.
ical treatment un.lei-the direction of the and Walsh, of Mollidavsburg, hSithers Traev
pnor authorities of the county. The unfor- , (iiji,s, McCarthy, Bigham, Gallagher, M"d
lunate man was engaged in reading a mar.- ( Keever, Devlin', Fairen, Mnrpliv, Schell.
iscript he held in his hands when the acn- Knntzer, ami several others. The outside
(lent occurred, ami neing totally ueai irom , w,m,
- ii.au eisewnere (t.-iu.iiiti- cliiltlhood. owmir toan attat-K ot scarlet fever.
ait. i s at SI.. r0 per nair. he of course did not hear the train aptiroach-
i-i riiev went. IU) bear
in-! -i':-' remarkable fea's and the
r m. ", v , s ippiise he calls it singing,
' i t :-. no ni ne in onr's, thank you.
'. ii. u-.'i :i i.'.ly remark the other tlay
it it ii ::'! ;', ;iy to go 'away frtui? home
t ! .ii uii that she could buy just as
I ' '"i ar 1 as many ot them for
i:. y u K. J. M ils cheap cash store
LI'.-!,'. it i ar any other establishment
t-vrr v;i't -.1. Co and see for yourself.
A'i.-.ci,. i! i liiug house in A'.toonaoo
"1 ly a iiciii named Wm. Strong was
-T..-i! .v ti;- on Monday morning last,
' itui v 1. -sing furniture, wearing apparel
I i iitaiit.-tl llier. in. The bnild-
y Mr. J.-s
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e Thomas, whi
property. How
be unknown.
v.'iiug man nofieetl
:. lulled his playful
mother young man
brought fo jail as
was, the fact lining
.1'iliiistowii lock-up
and made himself
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it M. I., natulan's cheap
i .n g- 1 stock of ladies',
, ti ..hues and gaiters ever
nrg. ami now otVer'd for
s ! ni.l and lasting gaiters,
." in :i;! colors.
i . Washington, has arisen
:ikeii a few daj s ago
hi r i atne to have tioih-
mangled stump where
' I i-t.-re thi-re was a fully de
Miv ling. r. the youthful iinita
i' ai.d gi uil man of treo-chorv
il 'hat he couldn't tell a lie
1 Ins brother's linger off with
t.
' ''" man named Dennis O'Con
f's.it' ti with his parents in Wash
'to!.;p, Indiana county, not far
r i f. and who was at one time
"i I't.Miio lit. killed liis t':itber K..1.
r, 'hi M i:day last, by striking
ll Wi'll a in 1.1, CtU "i ...1 fr.-l
. "" 1 1. Tlie parrieitle has l-en
j1 ml will now doubiless be put
'' ' "i .l i ti-i further harm.
' 'Tr. . I,,,,,!,., )t ,vnf,.jt to the Somerset
--ay that a fanner living in this
'" r tin- Somerset county line, has
tn t-Mt v-oiin cows. A few mot n
yti milking them they were found
rv. wirli but two. exceptions. The
"tiling is that they were all fresh
an, i,:i,i (i ven thfir usual amount
' i-tamr U fiirc. The same farni
'w" the same week. What
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' l fiiend Bob Lloyd, so called,
'ti as the 'Squire, had tho
'" '' thrown from a buggy, on
i.-wli'Te liefween this place
' ' 1 had his frontispiece very
Iti. i-ii ti. thu Teii( even it i
'.g his olfacturv omat:. vclent
I -i.ii..-,vhat out of shape, if not
". S.irry to note Bob's mishap,
II have better luck next time
ni. to come.
itt.i. h(.il fo buck w-inn r.-tn
1 " I known as Haiitinhstowu hill.
r .anil i'iiiimiv t.. M.....t..
Mliv tna.le Kiiiitlu-ieeiisiif the wagon
hut a lad named Joseph Mc
'' 'I row n out and under the
lt. re u. ;lrl i,,.d fast and dragged
' r i tltstance, injuring him quite
:i:"t 'he tither occupant, Mr. J. P.
" i- iKo very unceremoniously in-
.-i niier i-. irth, but wasfurtunato
' ; ''iy bruised.
" I ' a r n i-i , of J.ihnstown. is nroba-
!!V li. . .1 n.. . '. ' -
v j i ne isiare who is peiteet-
"" a law suit or a suit of good
'll. IT m trl u!.. kM i a i.run. ru. I t
l-lle lHtle in ,iitir lluinr ,-
"""N "' clothing, but prefers doing
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i,.!, I ie'iei mar evetyooiiy win
a siimnier outfit or any nart
:i bat, cap, shirt, or any oth-
11 Lis In... will l.i... ... u ..
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The beautiful ami interesting ceremony '
of crowning the statue of iho Blessed Virgin j
took place at the Catholic chnreh in this
borough on Monday evening last. A long '
procession of lioys neatly attired and girls
dressed in white and wearing wreaths upon '
their heads, filed into the church, carrying .
appropriate banners, laring ltoquetsof the I
choicest flowers, and singing the Litany of
the Blessed Virgin. Ten of the lioys of Alt. j
Gallitziu Seminary came forward after tho i
procession had halted in the church, with
boqnets of tiowers in their hands, and after
each had in turn recited a verse of poetry ',
expressive of the language of the several
flowers ami the purpose for which they were
presented, they made their tbrr.il offerings
in the proper order, the same being received
by Father Moyle and deposited upon the
altar, the final .tfering lwing a beautiful
crown comjiosed of elegan. tiowers, which
the pastor platt-d upon the head of the
statue surmounting the altar of the Blessed
Virgin. This -beautiful ceremony over,
liev. Father Devlin, of Loretto, delivered ;
an edifying address to the children, which
was listened to with marked attention.
Then folio .ve1 the Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament, after which the congregation
disjiorsed and the devotions which had lieen
held every evening' during tho mouth, of
May came to an end -
On Friday last was witnessed the im
pressive ceremony of dedicating the hand
some new chape! of Our Lady of Lonrde.s, at
Mf. Gallitzii: Seminary, in this place, and
the reception by Rev. II. 51c Hugh, of W'iJ
inore, of the profession of the vows of pov
erty, chastity and ola-iliene ruade by Miss
Iv. Ditnlevy, of pottsville, (in religion Sis
ter Mary,) Miss M. Conway, of Brooklyn.
N. Y., (in religion Sister M. Veronica.) and
Miss Mary Ann Skelly, of Brooklyu, N.
(in religion Sistrr M.- Mar'ha.) At the
same time he conferred the holy habit on
Miss Elite M'Donald, of New York City, (in
religion Sister Francis Xavier.) and Miss
Annie Corcoran, of Johnstown, (in religion
Sister M. Stephen.) These young ladies
were received in the Mother House of the
Sisters of St. Joseph In the Pittsburgh dio
cfse, where during their novitiate they gave
evidences of a holy railing to the religious
state. Rev. Stephen Wall, President, of St.
Michael's Theological Semi nary, Pittsburgh,
preached on thets casion. He first spokmif
the dignity of the Christian temple ami then
addre.ssed himself in tonehina and eloquent
language to the young ladies who had that
day chosen the better part and consecrated
themselves to the service of religion. Fath
er Wall, lieuidea whom there were present
Fathers Gallagher, (Johnstown,) Mcllugh,
(Wilmore,) Devlin, (Loretto,) McEnrue,
(St. Augustine,) and Boyle, ( Eliensbnrg, )
ii is perhaps needless to remark, is well de
serving of the high reputation he has wou in
the rleM tt oratory aud sound logic.
the church were sprinkled with
holy water and prayers and responses were
recited, after which the .loth psalm (Miser
ere) was sung and the procession entered
the church, sprinkling tho interior walls
iu like manner. At tho conclusion of these
cermonies the people tiled in, filling the vast
building almost to its utmost capacity. Sol
emn High Mass was then sung, coram fxtnti
fire, ty Iter. J. Tracy, assisted by Revs. J.
Schell and O. P. Gallagher. A fter the gos
pel Father Wall, President of St. Michael's
Seminary, Pittsburgh, ascended the elegant
pulpit and delivered .an eloquent, brilliant
and convincing 'discourse, which of course
it would not 1j possible for us to publish,
even if we bail the full text of the sermon,
but of which we heard a competent judge of
such compositions remark that it was the
finest effort he hail ever listened to. The
choir, too, consisting of Mrs. Annie Bradley,
organist, Mrs. Kate Gnrley and Misses Mag
gie Cochran, Belle Ituofr, Maggie ami Ella
Garrity and Lizzie Euckett, sopranos, Mr.
James Curry, tenor, and Messrs. James
Gatfon and M. Guetirrey, bass, did remaik
ably well and made for itself an eu viable
reputation.
In the afternoon of tho same day the lit.
Bev. Bishep conferred the Sacrament of
Confirmation on 407 children -nd adults,
some 4l of whom were said to be converts,
and addressed the recipients both liefore and
after the ceremony.
In the evening a bountiful supper, com
prising all the delicacies and substantial of
the season, was served to the Bishop ami
clergy in the spacious dining room of the
beautiful eon vent of the Sisters of Charity,
adjoining the church, and we cannot resist
the temptation of telling our readers that
we were one. of the favored few, alleit. not. a
cleric, who satdowti to that sumptuous feast
ind did ample justice to the rich viands
placed before us.
Following the elegant supper came Sol
emn Vesjiers. at the close of which the Bishi
op ascended the pulpit and deli vered a lieau
tiful discourse, dwelling at some length up
on tho objects for which churchosare erected
am! maintaining the doctrine of the Real
Presence by several new arguments well
presented. The music during the evening
was very fine, plainly evincing the fact that
with a little more cnlfure a majority of those
composing the choir wotihl become finished
artists. Tho Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament closed the exercises ami ended a
day lonj to lie. remembered in Alloona.
Beautiful Spring! it is oftheu we would
sliiS, although we confess that your gentle
caresa U a rather coquet tisl thing; and yet
it is trne. if it were not for yon the styles and
the shades, tho textures and grade com
prised in the stock (heap ami new so finely
displayed, so neaMy arrayed on well-tilled
shelves at Oak Hall, would not be so rich,
so cheap and all sich, were it not for your
annual call. Hess & Bro.'s Oak Hall Cloth
ing Bazarr, 211 aud 213 Main street, Johus-mwu.
It never pays to fret and growl when
fortune seems our foe; the better bred will
push ahead and strike the braver blow, es
pecially it they are anxious to get full value
for their money, which can always lie done
at the cheap cash store of Myers & Lloyd,
who have lots of nice goods tor" the Spring
trade and a very commendable desire to sell
everything at the lowest possible figures.
Give them a chance.
COUNTY COM MISSION Kit.
Havinir been urired thereto by many person
al and political friends, I hereby, forthetlrst
time during a long life spent in Cambria coun
ty, offer myself as a candidate for ollice. and
that office the position of Count' Cotninis..ion
er, subject of course to the decision of I he Dem
ocratic county convention. If nominated and
elected. I pledire myself to per.orm the duties
honestly, faithfully ami to the bst of my abil
ity. HENRY RENDER.
Carroll Twp.. June 4, 1875.
COCNTY COMMISSIONER.
Knowing myself willinir and believing myself
competent to perforin the duties of County
Commissioner, I shall lie exceedingly thankful
for any "aid and comfort" which may tend to
firomole my interests in that direction. If se
eded by the Democratic county convention
and elected by tho people, I trust I shall prove
myself worthy of the confidence reposed in me
MAKTIN SAND tRS.
Cambria Twp., June 4, 1875.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Enconraired by the generous support extend
ed to me by many dc It gates in the last, county
convention, and bavin been a soldier when
flint-locks were in vogue, I Intend to pick my
flint ami try it strain this fall.
J. D. PARItlSH.
Ebensburff, June 4, 1875.
IIVMOFAI.
BARKER ZAHM. Married, at the residence
of the bride's parents, on Tuesday evenimr,.! une
1st. 1S75. by Rev. J. N. MncOoniulc. A. V. itK
k eh. Esq., anl Miss Katie K., daughter of Geo.
C. K. Zahm. Esq., all of this place.
Many a matrimonial alliance has been sol
emnized amid more pomp and parade than
characterized that of our youmr friends, but
tc are fully convinced that none was ever con
summated under more happy auspices or with
more promising assornnees of a l'inr life of
unalloyed felicity ami sincere devotion to each
other amid all the enjoyments, pleasures, trials
and cares incident to the wedded stat. Iovimr
anil lo-tile In an eminent degree, the pride of
the family circle and the idol around whom
centres th affections of inn ny devoted associ
ates and anient admirers, our amiable young
friend K."lr has well deserve i the honor and
happlm - nf being made the wife, as we are
sure she hns hwn, of one who will never falter
in the fnlhiinent of the obligations he has as
sumed In pledging, his sacred troth to her who
we are confident will ever adorn the hijrh posi
tion to which she has been called, and the du
ties of which she is so well fitted by nature and
by a good mother's care and guidance to per
form in a cheerful and cheering manner.
Therefore it is that we Join with the many
friends of the fair and handsome young bride
and the generous and exemplary younii bride
groom in wishing to t hem both an abundance
of Gd's blessings in this world and the enjoy
ment of a peaceful eternity in the world to
come.
-0. happy state, when souls enrh other draw
Whilst love is liberty, and nature law .
All then is full, possessing and pn"sst.,
Nn ernviii'r void loft a.-hing in the breast ;
Ev'n thought meets thought, ere from the Hps it
part.
And each warm wish springs mutual from the
heart."
nOUIJI-C.HISWOI.n. Married. at;the res
idence of the officiating clergyman, on Thurs
day afternoon. June 3d, 175. by Rev. T. U.
Jones, Vr. Gnrt.n. of Dix'mont. Maine,
and Mrs. E. ASNIK ti Hiswot.li, of this place.
mr. If AM -MCULLOCC.II. Married. In the
Catholic church, Altoona, on Monday morning
last, by Kev. J. Htgluim. of Xew Itrighfoti. I'.-i.,
Mr. A. (i. ItiniiAM and Miss Maruic A. M'Cll
i.ncr. ii, both of Altoona.
nnirrtiir.
STORM. Died, at her residence in Allegheny
township, on Tuesday evening, Mav S.'iih. 1S7",
Mas. ?ahau Stohm. wiTeof Francis A. Storm,
Esq.. and only sister of Hon. John Ruck, aged
47 years, 8 months and 3 days.
Tn the grief and sorrow produced by ihe
death of this most estimable lady tho entire
community shares. Kew women have became
more endeared to those enjoying their friend
ship than the ami.ihle lady whose death is re
Corded above, ('lstiinption, with its slow but
nneiTi ng and fata! en crouch men ts. had for some
time marked he.' as its victim, and yet when
death at last cuine the grief it nccadoueii
Peemed to indicate that the stroke was al' but
unexpected to friends ami kindred, but to the
gentle soul cf the deceased if came merely as
I he harbinger of welcome to 1 li glories and
rewards of a blissful and happy future. A
calmly a the coming shades of a beautiful Mav
eve she passed away from earth in the presence
of those whom she loved upon earth husband,
children, kindred and friends. Iler youngest
child on the very tiav and hour f her deat h had
completed its seventh year. The remains of
this true wile, loving mother and kind neigh
bor were on On;it(. i'hristi hdd to rest in the
Catholic cemetery at I.'iretlo, 'mill th." mourn
ing of th" stricken husband and tlie.r orphan
children, and accompanied by the prayers of
many who knew her but to love her. who
named her but to praise. A singularand strik
ing coincidence in connectb.n with her death
and burial was the death of a brother a few
years ago on the same day on which she died
and the burial of another brother many years
ago on the very same festival which witnessed
the consignment of bcr own mortal remains to
their last earthly tenament.
The sympathy of the community Is extended
to tl.e sorrowing husband and bereaved chil
dren, to whom comes the consolation that al
though comparatively young in life the mea
sure of her virtues was full, for truly "the
good die first, while us whose h"arfs ar dry as
summer's dust burn to the socked." Peace to
her immortal spirit. M.
BARKERY. Died, In this place, on Tuesday
evening, June 1st. Is7.. Ai.rkkt JlMRS, child
of John D. and Mary Ikirkley. aged 1 year, 11
months and 24 days.
The death of this promising ami interesting
little child was attended with circumstances of
a most distressing character, well calculated
not only to bring grief to the hearts of the
fond parents themselves, but to excite in every
breast a feeling of sincere symiailhy for the
bereaved ones who have b e. thus so unexpect
edly called upon to mourn the loss of their only
living offspring-. Taken by his mothet to the
Mountain House on Saturday at lei noon last
for the purpose of icwing the decoration
ceremonies then atwutt to be inaiiguiiited. the
little fellow was suddenly seized with snasms
ami a severe attack of throat disease, and from
that time until the moment of his death he
suffered, with scarcely any intermis-aou, the
most excruciation tort ores,' leaving little . be
hoped trom the very fttst except that God in
His mercy would take him to Himself without
delay. The funeral took place at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the remains bring Inter
red, by right of baptism. In the Catholic ceme
tery attached to the Church of the Holy Name,
in this place.
LIMK ! LIME ! Farmers an-l oth
ers in waul of a good article of LIME,
In any desired quantities, can now tie accommoda
ted, prompt I v and upon fair terms, by calling at
the farm of 1r. Wm. Ieinmon. in Cumbria Until.
hip. two miles east or Ebensburg.
Juno 4. 1875 -tf. LEAI MOV M AKIN.
Cast Steel Plow Points.
T7ARMER3, one ami all. are herub inrnraiMl
J. that money, time and labor Can bo saved by '
nslng Cast Steel Plow Shares, of which only one I
as iu mini r nwCT iiruveu ruincieni tor whola
season's plowing, an.l in some Boils, by being twice
sharpened, one share has lasted two seasons. .
They ccour bright and make the plow scour and
run easier, and are so strong and tomih that thoy
will not break. When worn dull, they can be
sharpened and tempered by any good blacksmith
without disturbing the fitting part.
All regular sixes kept on hand aud fit any Pitts
burgh I'low.
A ny special size or kind made to order.
RETAIL PRICES of POINTS.
4
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MT! I11MMI! Hte
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eutlrr.
.1.36
. 1.45
Hi0h
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1.75
Jietio
rrtfor. ft 80
l.nn
1.25
1.80
SSKJNKK'S NOTICE. AH per-
sons knowing themselves indebted lo
Ororok SuvMot R, of Allegheny township, are
hereby notified th.it payment must be made with
out delay to the nnders'igned Assignee, ami those
having claims against said individual will present
them to me for settlement
JOSEPH HtXlCE, Aisignoe.
Allegheny Twp., June 4. 1875. at.
tt sTma rsTi a lso f fi ce,
Western Iistkict of I'esn'a,
EiTTsnraoH. May 28, 175.
This Is to give notice that on the iRth. day of
May, A. D. 175. a Warrant In Hankruptry was is
sued against, the estate of a ri.ks A. MrUnm.
hlk, of Hemlovk, In the County of Cambria, and
State of fennsy Iranin, who I as been d fudged
a jtankrupt upon his own potltfon j that the pay.
mont of any dohts and deliyry of any proiarty lie,
longing to such Hnnkrnpt. to him or for his use,
and the transfer nf any property hv him. are for.
bidden by law ; hat a meeting of the Creditors of
nitl Haa'krnpt, to prove their debit, anil tehooso
one or more Assignees of his Estate, will lie held
at a Court of Kankrnptcy. to he holdrn at the.
Court House, Ebeimhurg. Fa., before John Hroth
rllne, Esq., Register, on the day of Ji st,
A. I. 187 .. JOHN HA'IL,
6 4.-t.J U S, Marshal, as Mcfscnjcr.
No. 3. right and left ...
No. 4 left ami 5 right
No. 7 left and 8 right
No. B. 3 'J3, ?4 and Wt st Va,
Hillside
Every share has my trado mark and the words
"Cast Steel" cast thereon.
-Order one of these at once and try It now,
and you will buy no more cast point hereafter.
The process of making this Steel is patented,
ami this quality is made at no other Steel Works
but my own.
Cast Steel Axle Boxes and Wagon Skeins also
made under patent, having from four to six times
the strength and only half the weight of those
made of cast Iron. J. C. Bl DWELT
Duqucsne Way and Garrison Alloy
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Pittsburgh Plough Works, Jnne 4, lS7ft.-3ro.
BLOOD I
The Rinan fs the LIFE.
and tf it fs impure the whole sys
tem will be diseased. You can
not purify a stream while the
spring is corrupt; neither can you Impart good
lien It h to t he human hotly while"tho blood is con
veying the seeds of disease to all parts of it. There,
fore 1't lllFY the BLOOD, and nature will heal
the disease. No remedy has ever been discovered
which has effected so great a number of perrmi
iient cures as
LINDSEY'S
IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER!
It is rapidly acquiring a national reputation for
the cure of
Seroftiloits Affections, Cancerous
Formations, ilrysijtelas, lioil,
Ji mtfes. Ulcers, Sore Fies,
Sea hi Head, Tetter, Salt
Jih en , Mercurial a nd
all Sh in Diseases.
The remedy in a Vegetable Compound, antl can
not harm the most tender infant. Ladies who suf
fer from th debilitating diseases known as Fe
m At.K Com tla i nts will find speedy relief by using
this retni'dv. Beware of counte feits. The genu
ine has our name R. E. SELLERS & CO., Pitts
burgh, on the bottom of each liottlc.
For sale by all Druggists and Conn try Dealers,
ami by A. A. Bauker & Sox, Agents. Ehens
bur, Pa. S-4.-3iu.)
Trustee's Sale.
T'lIE undersigned Trustee will expose )o Public
hale, on the premises in Cambria township,
Cambria county. Pa., on
Alondny, .TUX IV K 21st,
proximo at 2 o'cloefc. I M.. the followingreal
and personal property, to wit :
425 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND,
situate on tho Turnpike, 2' miles west of Ebens
burg, with a
Stationary Steam SAW MILL,
3 one.and-a-halt story HOT'S ES, a large EH A M K
ST. A If UK, and atxmt i.'OO.OOd feet of peeled Hk.m
lock Loos, all on said tract. Also,
IOI ACRF.S OPLAXD
situate on the Blaeklick. known as the "Morgan
Tract," About three miles from Ebensburg. well
timbered with Chkrrv. Poclar ami Hkmlock,
and properly located tor legging down t lie Black
lick or tur manulacturiug purposes. Also, the
Undivided One-Half of 106 Acres Land
situate In Flarr town-hip, Cambria county.
Terms of Sale. One-half of the purchase mon
ey to belaid on the dvlivcry of tho Deed, and the
balance in one year thereafter, with interest, to
be secured by bonds and mortgage.
JOHN A. BLAIR,
May 2S, 1875. Trustee of Owen Cunningham.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VAI.I'UII.K
C0L MID Tin LAUD.
1V VIUTCEnf nn alia order or the Orphans'
) Court of ( 'amhria county, the undersigned will
offer at Public Sale, at Lilly's Station, on the Pa.
K. K., on
Saturday, June 5, 1875,
at lO ' I.Of 14. . M., the following described
Keal Estate, to wit :
A PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate In Washington township. Cambria county.
Pa., ad joining lands of the Cambria Mining and
Manufacturing Co.. heirs of Jeremiah McOouigle,
an I others, containing
Two Hundred and Ten Acres,
more or less, about Kiftkkn Achks rlmw1. hav
ing thereon erected Thrkk TEXAN r IIOJ'-iKS.
The land is well timbered, anil is nn I- riaid with
rjriii-e3 r Coal.
A four-foot vein is opened, and the coal ii of supe
rior quality lor manufacturing purposes. It is so
located as regards dip and drainage that the coal
can be taken out at comparatively little expense.
A tram-road connecting this lind with the Pa. K.
K. was built by Otho Styner and the Mining an.l
Manufacturing Co.. at a "cost of t7,000. The inter
est of the estate of Otho Styner, dee'd. in said tram
road, will be sold with the land, or separately.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale, and tho
balance in two equal annual payments, with inter
est, to be secured by tho judgment bouds and mort
gage ot thu purvhuer.
f M. OEOROF.
.TiiS-l'Pir CIIHTR,
5-21.-3t. Executors of Onto Styner, dee'd.
PLANING MILL
for ?-;. r.io.
TI'R undersigned offer at private safe the pm
1 perty recently occupied by the "Ebcnsdnirg
Mining and MantilaeturingOo.," situate in lCUens
burg. Cambria county. Pa., consisting of
ONE ACRE OF CROUND,
fronting on tho Ebensburg and Oresson Railroad,
having thereon erected a
LARGE PLANING MILL,
4x1 feet, three stories high, with Boiler Shed at
tached, 12x63 feet. The machinery consists of one
40-IIORSE POWER ENGINE AM) BOILER.
1 fnmhinett Planter, 24 inches wide, for sur
facing ami grooving; I Nnrlnee lier. 20 in.
wide; 3 I renin r ftlp tinwm. with lift tables;
' cirrnlar iroMal hw. with slide ta
bles; f Swln-j Irriilnr rox- n Haw:
I lioahl llcailrtt Misplnr Marhine, with iron
iramo: I Centric I. the: I Hand l.athe. with com
plete set of Tools, I i'nlishing brum, 12 feet long,
1 Moulding Machine, with slide heads. Thealx.ve
machinery, with necessary shafting, belting and
pulleys, is In good working order, with an ubun
dant supply of running water on the premises.
Said building wns erected specially for and has
been used In the manufacture of flooring, siding,
all kind of handles, brush blocks, b Hunters, etc.
Chrery, ash. poplar, linn, sugar, beech, maple and
white pine lumber to be had at moderate prices.
There id also erected on the premises a
Tiro Story Frame Du etlina House
CONTA1NINO SIX ROOMS AND A CELLAR.
For terms apply to
JOHN A. BLAIR, Ebensburg,
JOHN LEWIS.
W. B. BON ACKER, Johnstown.
Ebensburg, May 14, l73.-2.in.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE of PERSON
AL. PROPERTY. Will tnw.fVere.l n.t
Public Male, at the residence of William Colb.
tn Carroll township, on l'i:ltV.il'K lf,
proximo, the following described personal proper
ty, to wit: t span of dark hay Stallions, three
years old, 10 head heavy draught Horses, 2 Cows,
3 head Young Cattle, 13 sets heavy Harness. 1
double set Buggy Harness, 1 Threshing Machine,
1 Mower and Reaper. 1 Hay Rake, 2 Farm Wag
ons, 1 Spring Wagon. 1 Windtniil. 1 t utting-Box,
Bob Sleds, and a great variety of Farming Ctcn
ils. Honehold Furnitnre. fcc.
ar Sal t ) commence at 10 o'clock, a. v.. and
to continue until all the property is sold. Terms
made known on tlay uf sale.
May 21, 187i.-SU W. J. UCCK, Assignee.
fOAL! COALI! The snbscriber
' la prepared to furnish. In large or sir a II
quantities, all finalities of ANTII KACITE i nd
BITUMINOUS COAL, at lowest market rates
Coal deliver d promptly and free of charge lor
hauling at any point in Elieto burg or vicinity
Orders left at the Zaum Stohf. will rect 1v- ar
Jy ttUculluu. DA.MCL II. .'AHM.
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVALS FROM PARIS Of
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
ROSES, BUDS, SCARFS, RIBBONS, &c,
AT PRICES AND IN STYLES TO SUIT EVERYBODY,
BIMET AM HAT TRIMJIUG A SPECIALTV.
MEN'S STR W IIT S, FOR EVERY-DAY WEAR.
turn & sui vi
BRELLM.
CSHiiymp; the above articles in laifie quantititics, direct from Manufacturers, -
offer all styles aud qualities, from the lowest to the fiuest, at 2, per cent, below th4
usual prices. Call, sec and be convinced.
We invite tho attention of Ladies to our stoek of
CHILDllEin SUITS, IllfilllS' ROBES, KID GLOVES,
Silk Glares, Garden Stilts, TAnen and, Percale, Collars an-1 Cuffs, Jtatul
kerchiefs, Fmbrohlerinas, Neck Riw.hlnas, ,Vc. ; Soaps, Hair (HI, I'er-
fit merles, I'owtler, Rouge, fc, and Mine. lemorest-s Dresti Patterns
2r"Thanking our many customers for the very liberal patronage we are now re
ceiving, we respectfully ask them to tell their friends where to find ns
Nos 113 and 115 Clinton St., Johnstown.
SHERIFF'S SALES. By virtue of
pumlry ivrits of I'einf. Erpoit., Al. Vend.
Vrptot., Z'"i. FVi., and --It. Fi. En., issued out of
the Court of Common I'leas ot Cambria county
and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Si.le. at the Court. House in Ebensburg,
on Mumiav. the Ttli day of JcSK next, at one
o'clock, P. m the following real estate, to wit :
All the right, title and interest of .T. K. Myers,
of. in and to a piece or parcel of land situate in
Sustinehanna township. Cambria eonnty. Ba.. d-
. if f : . . 1 ... : .... i
1 ,!iiiui!& itma ni I . j in:., i ill vm D.IUIII, -ftlllll .-Sl
j over, aud ot hers, containing 1(10 acres, more or less,
i abonf 30 acres of which are cleared, having there
I on erected a onc-antl-a-half story log house and a
board stable, now in t he occupancy of . I. K. Myers.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of E.
B. I "amp.
Alo. all the right, title and interest of Oeorge
M cars. of. in and to the following tracts, to wit :
A piece or parcel of land situate in Summerhill
township. Cambria county, l'a., adjoining lands of
Henry Weaver and Jacob WeaTe'r. Wm. Urook
bank. heirs of Jtihn Farren. and .Tas. Burke, con
taining 4"3 acres, mure or less, unimproved. A
a pieee or parcel of land situate at Portage Sta
tion, Washington township. Cambria county, front
ing un Be- n a Knllroad and ad joining lots of Wm.
tirimth. Philip llopfer. and other, containini- 2
acres, more or less, all cleared, having thereon
erected a two story plank house, now in the occu
pancy of .lacoh Fienner. A . a piece or parcel
of bind situate in Summerhill township. Cambria
county, ad joining lands of James Burke, D.iniel
Nell. Oaniel Fienner. dee'd. and others, contain
ing 2"J0 acre?, more or lc-s, alwmt 5 teres of which
are cleared, having thereon erected a steam saw
mill (not now occupied) and a two story plank
house and board stable, now In the occupancy of
Jacob Crum; a one-and-a-half story plank ho'nse
an.l stable, not occupied ; a two story double house,
part plank and part log and plank stable, now in
the occupnncy of Mrs. Margaret Crutn. and a two
story plank house, not occupied. Taken in execu
tion and to be sold at the suit of W. M. Lloyd k Co.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Ellas
Paul. of. in and to a lot of ground situate in the
borough of Wiimore. Cambria county, fronting on
Main street and adjoining lot of Sylvester Crum
on one side and Joseph Mider on the other side,
and running back to the Conem.ugh river, having
thereon erected a two story frame house and board
stable, now in the occupancy of A. Chestnutwood.
and a two story frame house in the occupancy of
Mrs. McCormick. Taken in execution aud to be
sold at the suit of A. J. Hartiog.
At.so. al) the right, title and interest of Charles
Met lough, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land
situate in White township. Cambria conntv. ad
joining lands of Michael Sheehan. Thomas WiH,
Anlrew Burgonn nn i ot hers, containing 40 a ert-s,
more or less, about 12 acre? cleared, having there
on erected a one-anl-a-h:ilf story plank house, not.
occupied. T:iken in execution and to be. sold at
the suit of William Little.
Ar.so. all the right, title and Interest of Reuben
S. Boring, of. in and to a piece or pa roc I of land
situate hi Blaeklick township, Cambria, county,
ad joining lands of .I.imes Bennett and F. A.Sho'o
tnaker, containing f0 acres, more or less, about 10
acr -s of which are cleared, having thereon erect ed
a one-and-a-half story frame house, log stable and
blacksmith shun, now in the occupancy of (leorge
S. Boring. Taken in execution and to be sold at
the suit of Lloyd fc ( 'o.
Also, all the right, title and Interest of John S.
Luther, of. in and to a piece or parcel of hind situ
ate in Btrr township Cambria count v. adjoining
lands of Joseph Hotn-k. Francis Lnther, and oth
ers, containing 150 acres, more or less, almtit 30
acresif which are cleared, having tlrereon erect nd
a one-and-n-half story plank house, in the ocx-u-iKincyof
EJw.ird Weaver, and a two story plank
iMinsc, frame bam and water s:w mil', in'thc oc
cupancy of John S Lnther. Taken in execation
and to be sold at the suit of Lloyd H. Co.
A l.so,. ali the right, tit le am! interest of Thomas
Rodgers. of. in and to a piece or lot of ground sit
uate in Ebensburg borough. tWimhrla count v.front
Ing on the Eliensbnrg and Carrolltown plank road
ami adjoining an alley on the West, Ellas Jones
on the north, containing S acres, more or less, all
cleared ami under fence, ha ving thereon erected a
two story frame house ami board stable, in the oc
cupancy of Thos. Ritdgers. anil a two story plank
house, "in the occupnncy of Joseph Rodger. Ta
ken in execution and to be sold at the sui: of Geo.
C- K. Zahm.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Philip
W. Pringle. of, in ami to a piece or parcel of land
situate in Jackson township. Cambria county, bc-
? -inning at a hemlock: thence by tract of Isaac
tenser, fi5 west. 160 perches, to a'post :' thence by
tract of John Hubly. north km0, west 78 perches, to
a post nrr line of tract of John Wigtnn : t hence by
said obi arvey, north 33. west 189 perches, to a'
post ; thcrce by land late of Alter Jt Rcplicr. north
w, ea:-a is perches, to inc pl;rco ot beginning,
containing V-7 acres ami 80 perches, more or less.
. being part of a large tract in the name of Jacob
Bupp having thereon erected a one story plank
I house, water saw mill, antl board stable.-now In
; the ocenpaney of P. W. Pringle. Taken in execu
' tion ami to be sold at the suit of Wheeler fc. Wilson
I Manufacturing Co-, endorsees of Wm. S u inner
j Co. ami others.
Also, all the rlgTit. title and Interest of Joseph
Ryan, (surviving cxeentor of William Ryan, sr.,
lee'd.) of. in and to a ptece or lot of ground situ
ate In Loretto boroogh. Cambria county fronting,
on an alley on the sonth, St. Joseph street on the
cast, an alley on the west, and lot of Mrs. Katie
Scaulan on the north, having thereon erected a1
one-antl-a-ha If story frame hnu-snl frame stable,
now in the occupancy of Henry Little. Taken iu
execution and to be sold at the strit of Common
wealth of Pennsylvania., for use of V, H. Sechler,
guardian of Alf. ed . I. Todd.
Teuvs op Sale. One-third the purchase mou
sy to he paid when the property Is knocked down,
and the remaining two-thirds on confirmation- of
the deed. HERMAN B A I'M EH, ShcrltL
SheriiCs OiBee. Elienslmrg, .May IS, 1-75.
GOLDEN HARVEST FOR AGENTS.
I !o A WEEK made scllrng the 7 Wonders, or
Oem Pastry Cup wnnt.-d In every family. Send
' a cents for sample. Twenty other articles for
I agents. Address CONKLOl'N fc CO., No.
Fifth Avksck, (above Smithncld stree) Pitts-
BUItUH, Pa. t-Zl.-6tii
PATENTS PROCURED,
Also bonght and sold. After proenringr ymr Pat
ents will sell them for yon. Ca:l on, or address
for circular. O. H. LEVIS, Solicitor. 122 Fifth
AvtKCE, (alwve mitutteld street,) PlTTsnrmiH,
Pa. &-2I.-ni.i
IiANCIS MULVKHILL, Vkiv
TIJTARY St"KKN AST FAICRIER.
All diseases of Hcrscs and Mule trented prompt
ly. Intelligent ly, and Vtin very moileraie terms.
Kesideiice on High street, near the western ex
tremity of Ebcnsbarg. S-14--tf-l
NOTICE. On hand, it large lot of
Bounil and Split ChcHtitut ami Locust
Toe's, for sale cheap fur cash. 1
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Wood, Worrell & Co.,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near PENN'A R. R. DEPO"tv
Johnstown, 1;!.,
Wholesale and lletailt Dealers iii
FOKEIGN AND DOMESTIC
MILLINERY GOODS,
IIAllDWARE,
QUEKXSYVAKtt
BOOTS AND SHOES,
1 1 ATS AND CAPS,
IRON" AX I) NAILS,"
CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GLASSWARE, YELLOW WARE,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,-
PROVISIONS and FEED of all kind,
Together with all manner of Western Produce
such as
FLOUR. BACGN, FISH, SALT, CARSON 0L,- ETC.-
Wholesale and retail orders solicited and4
promptly filled on the shortest notice nd most
reasonable terms.
THE WALTER A. WOOD
MOfflNS & REAPING MACHINE
Strong Local EndorsemChtv
HMIE following letter ful'y exr4nins itself, and1
JL needs no comment :'
Ebsssbi'iio, Pa., April 1, 1875.-
T TTalter A. nnI, pjen'tfrnf, rfr.
tr.n 5ta Thfti i5td errtify
that I purchased from L. it S. W. IMvts. vour
agenTs in this place, iluring the year 172. one if
your NEW IHOX AKUVKIiS. which I have oer
sted during the past three sc-ismi with entire sue-'
cess. I hare used it in cutting full v 200 acres of
grass, and have not. exiH-n-ted one cent on It for"
repairs. Like all other machine!!, it is not perfect,
of course, hut the only fanlt 1 tint! with it i-rihat
It is not arranged with siiafts for ewe horse instead
of two. as one horse can very easily operate it li
anything like fairground.
John T. ITrKS.a,
Residing 4 miles south of EbeDsbnrg
t Parties Interested who wih to see the"
above named Mower or examine the merits of
Htiffein's Mnwcr and Reitricr, Pratt's.-Sahine,-Cliriperand
Myers' ily Hake, toner's Faoning
Mill, the renowned lni ri.il plow, and other'
flrt cbia farming tmtehinery. are invited to
call at the Livery and Sale Stable nf
I.. A; S. W. IIAVIS..
Ae-enr fur Cambria County.
Ebensburg, April 2-1, 175.-3in.
AGENTS WANTED!
5IAI.K OK I KMAI.F,-
For W rtR-le that sells well for a low price.
at siicmVfft lady or gent.- The goods will re
commend tSeui Jelres.
NO CAPtTAL REQUIRED,
As we will furnish the goods to parties who
can lve satisfactory reference,- to be paid for
ftcr tiiry are sold.
K.-lt
ft . I T. X C E R
100 Xassac St., N. Y.
G. W. YEAGEll & CO.v
holrsale ami Retail S as facta rert ef
TIN, rOPPEK AND SIIEET-IJION WAREj,
AM) IJEAI.EHS IN
Heating, Parlor and (Ming Stoyes,
A", 140'i Flerenili Aeenue,
Altoona, Xr.
ftOOFlXO and SPOL'TIXG rnadi to order"
and warranted perfect in manufacture aud
materitil.-
Orders respectfully soli-ited and promptly'
artentlcfl to, ami polite attention accorded t"
all, whether they purchase or not.-
Aitonita, Sept. 5, 13.-tf.-
Parke's Marble Works,.
I3 franklin Ktrsef.'Johnslswa.
AFONUMENTS. IfEATl and TOMU
XI A K TONES. tWNTER and OA HI-,
N ET SLABS, MANTEI. c:. mittui.
factored of the very b-st Italian and
American Marbles. Entire satisfac-
iron KiiiiFiiiiireii in price, ucsigo ana
exectrtitm of work.
l-try" t)rder rcsictf ullv solicited'
ana prtnptly filled t ttie very low
est c:th rMtPH. Trr us.
Oct.24.-m. JOHN PARKE.
isvrw
jJr&t 1
LOIMN'N 31 IIIIIU; WORKS I
1X1 I'rarklln Ktrprt, Jnhnla.
J'il IY. I.MJ. . Proprietor,
MONCMKXTS, HR.Ml f TttMB STONES,
COl'XTEIl ash CAIS1XET SLA MS, A SI)
TI"IS. .Vc. iuanufacture.1 if the very best Ital
nn and American Muif-lr-s. ferfe.-t satisfao
tiooi n work, design and i-rice guaranteed.
""Orders resp'-ei.foHy jmlhifcd and prompt--
tJlmit.iwrr. xh'.ii, il.-tT.
Iy exet 1 3d.
r. il. SROIMAKtH..
.WM. tl. fltrnLER.
w n j t. tfi m iv t rt ct ocunutitf
J A ttntnr) -at-ljif,
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