M CAMBRIA FBEUttK.
Ebcnsburg, Pa.,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
IjYrr, There, and the Other riacc.
j Ijc ruches ai iMtuiey a iur o iti.h
only 0 cents per yard, at
-r
i ( " a.it, parasols and fans at cost,
I
. !;t, v..
" Sn ii'' sharp needles only five cent a
r.,lrt Stripy'-.
n Kast CmiPinartKh ralf van stting to
,1-ntli hy a swarm of l-r-es tie other day.
r.
lini'lit If nucil mmmi to rtrpieuuti
t lK)ardcrs, some thirty of whom
i n Minn..
h ill from 1'ittf.Knrgn.
n.l now Johnstown talks about raising
iiwitiaiiv. Well, tetter late than
,-ided 'f course that the game is j
rt!wT. rrnv
worth the r"v,l,'r'
1 little rhUd of Mr. David NcsMt, of
piV-vi'.'.e, was severely scalded on Satur
1 )v Ut ' y tl") "I'sl ,?i,,Sct' a quantity of hot
raw bounetR and hats, and
Iini
. ... ri.i. I u nnw r1iiini7nnt
',i ,.r,.;it:v r.-.li"d rri,,f;8 at ei?, Foster &'
(tuliui's, .J"hiitt"wn.
'jjr. .Miirtin McIonald, of Upper Tfos-
pit, haI one ui nw "j
Tiii.-Imp wl.ilc nt work in one of the C. I.
-,, . ort; i!iiiis the other day.
An :ittirtiooti train, to ronfinnn until
,., s.aori at t'rPsoa Springs closes, has
t,.,.n jint on our Uranch rad. A "mighty
,.,.i,vnni. !if arrangement that same.
Ir. HorTioati, surgeon Centist of this
ji'.a. ' f ii! he at Piallitzin on Monday. Per-
.,n th n-iiivay who have teeth to part with
plionM prepare to pari vrmi inrm in.
A ymmg man employed in a Pittsburgh
j..!. printing otfii e h:ul one of his feet atn
iutate.l ;it tlio ankle, a day or two ago, by
Ifinc eaimht iu surne part of the machinery.
Six prisoners dug out of the I ndiana jail
..i. Thur-hiy of last week. Just how fiy
ili l it ne hsve not yet learned, but that in
!.:itutioii M'etns to bo a very excellent one to
f.-f a ,iv from.
j. iriit. t;-v. l.atta was recently votel a
.t ,i'l'.l cane hy t. Vincent's eongrega.
j v. : rcland county, be leading bis
, . i , , Mr. I. Williams, of Latrobe, by"
lit ;! o :.-.it.i1 majority.
A I'tint'iiiaiigii lioronghlad named Jenks,
!;; amusing liiinlf at Wood vale, pu Sun
i! .w . v j imping from one freight oar to an
o'i o !. t'r'.'. to t in" ground and sustained in-jm-ii'M
h!:'h-1i may prove fatal.
It t-riy 1m mentioned as a noteworthy
l ut tti-.it aciti.-euof Kbensbnrg traveled six
t't'ii iu; tho other day with n well rilled
t -i 'ti'.e uf reil-eyi; in his satchel, and yet he
tii.Iu't '"smile" once on the wav.
-Mr. Win. McNullis, of Clearfield town--t,
i- saikl to have eighteen a.-ies in pota
tt .. run', if liu is rewarded with even an or
!.:i;lry ji-dd. 1:1s potato croj this fall will
."f nU it f,7u) bushels.
Mr.-. Margaret Jlleh, au apparently de
mei.teil woman residing in Johnstown, was
'.jtilit to jail liere Wednesday night for
-ikini,' lier lnisb;uid on the head lth a
'm iniiii'tinc a frightful wound.
A P.altinioro brewer named Jacob Mil
; .r, u !:o was riVMtlcatiug in Itedfur.l on the
".': .-f., wnt home and fell through ahatch
i iv :wo days aff-r and was killed instantly,
.'f rr! ibvft rusticate at Bed fori!.
Mr. and Mrs. "Abraham Bartlehangh,
a eM and mnch respeeteil resick-nts of
!"'iliieliana township, tioth died of typhoid
'' vr within two days of cai-ii other the
' wtw Friday and the former on Sunday
Turning 'as.
.tames tiritYi ii, Esq., of Johnstown, for
: n r.v liegiwter and KttCordcr of this county,
at Mrphans Court Bale, a few days
U'. tit - well know n hotel property of Lan
i'"'i '-I. iMna'.d, dee'd, in Cambria borough,
i .r whi.-li be. paid S'i.!''.
-It would seem after all that the mati
SiLi'h, hu-e death by falliugtY n train uear
Wi'inur we rerordd last week, was not
kii.t-J, is reported, but merely had his skull
f:"a tur.'tl, from which injury he is recover
ing a rapi.l'.y as eould bo expected.
T!if S'Mire.ne Court of I'cnnsyl v.ania has
j''"t r mtd an ohl decision that in the
iH-rer of thy highways, a county, township,
fr iininii'ipaljty is liable for any damages rc-
s'l'fini; from neglect of duty in keeping tho
highways in a proper state of rejair.
Ji'itadrop of rain has fallen within a
TiV.ua ei" two miles in and around New
o";:a Vista, Rod ford county, (or had not
'".; to v:i:liin ten days past,) since the autumn
"f 1-74. i f course the grain and hay crops
in that region are hardly. worth harvesting.
Mr. Kgel, 0f I'arkstown, near Jhns-'-mi,
was rar!y killed, on Saturday niorn-
'".5 in cunseijiience of a team of horses
a;? ii Ii-.-1 to a coal wagon becoming uninan
i:1 it.e a-iil running into the vehicle in which
1" on his way to market with a load of
''''i!.:.'s.
I'lnlel Sparge, a well-to-do farmer llv
'i near Allniansville. Clearfield county,
'"'.!;rni;tf,l suicide on Tuesday morning of
i.iM week hy shooting himself through tho
l:-.i;lwi h a gun, the muzzle of which lie
I"it under his chin and then pulled the trig
G'T with his toe.
iVter Gonghnour, a brakeman on the
7-'l train at Eist Conetnaiigh, was run
"v.-r l.y an engine Wednestiay afternoon and
k'i; u;ied ii juries which are almost certain
'' P 'Hl,,i e death, if indeed it has not already
I!' 'it T.'ii.'.I . l.-v .... ..,. t
v sitrt ,iui m t iiiodcii unit
ternary h s injured very severely.
The three most difficult thing are, to
k'-t a sm ret, forget an injury, and make
Hof one's leisure ; and three of the
te,f things are, to Tisit Mills' cheap cash
t'fe, se'.,., t liiU of goold to please yoa,
aJ pay for them cash down provided of
"nrv ijave the wherewithal to do that
T-Vhat is fua to "flidcon's Band" ia not
.lrtJ aath to other peop'.e but what might
'nil o oth r people may possibly be
'5h to some of the yiihhjone, if they don't
himnier down on their lelween rnid-
'tt and daylight revelries. There is a
yon know, when forbearance ceases to
virtue
We nre pluasenl to uote- the tying of the
fl&i-tial km.t which bin together for life
Mr greatly etu-emel frietid, Mr. IClniand
jmit, rf Wiltuore, and our no lesti egtlma
t!e lady ftivnd iaid correspondent. Miss L.
Khnrkhart, of JaCksou township, which
liapy event took place in Huntingdon on
Mar 0m1 ImnirtifullT blesa them.
fa b?' world and ete'rually reward them in f
the next. '
Two boys named Kcegan and T5ari:a le
made their escape, from the IfolliUayshorg
I jail, on Friday hast by crawling through the
: wlnt.otv of tbeir cell, an aperture of scarcely
five inches, and then seot.rini access to the
I Jail yard by rheans of a plank, from whence
' i i- -i ii , i
, tl.ey emerge by climbing the wall and
I jumping to the grouml.
j Win. Blaine, eldest son of Mr. Abraham
1 Jllaine, the colored barber in this place, is
,, , ' . t , . ... .... '
1 ly'njr nt th point of rteMri, his disease being
typhoid fsver. Wi'Iini is sn exemplary
. and much esteemed voting man, and we are
j sure that e-erv one in the community will
J.
! be sorry to hear of his death, which is likely
j to occur at any moment.
Life should e full of earnest work
. . , . , ,
our hearts tindasheil by foitnne's frown;
J let perseverance conquer fate, and merit
j seize the victor's crown; but while ambition's
goal is sought, it. should he borne In mind
T
by all, that the cheapest "duds" that e'er
Vu.n..l.' .,.1.1 Kl.nt..l. "Ml.:
. krnii k nj w iiiiuij ci viviiiiii
Hall, 109 Clinton street, Johnstown.
The military orjjnnization talked of in
Johnstown is taking the shape of an artillery
company. At least there is an effort being
made to raise one of that kind, and the
probabilities are that it will le a success.
One hundred and sixty members are neces
sary before any kind of a battery short of
assault and battery can be obtained.
Chap. Stabler, a native of Holland, aged
about 35 years, was injured ao badly at tbe
cast end of the Clallitzin tunnel, od Monday
morning last, by being struck by the Pitts
burgh Kxpress west, that he will probably
die. He was a wayfaring man, and was of
course walking on the track when he met
his terrible fate. He has been taken to the
Blair county poor house for treatment.
Harry, son of Mr. Isaac Crawford, of
this place, cut one of his hands slightly not
long siuce, and afterwards, while pulling up
some potato stalks which Paris green had
been sprinkled, bad the misfortune to get
some ef the poison into the wound, and the
result was that the hand and arm became
very much swollen, and for a time it wai
feared that tho limb would have to bo am
putated. Tho "Everlasting Dress Protector," im
proved, which can le iwinglit nowhere else
in Ebensbnrg than at M. It. Oat man's, lias
tire advantage of being wafer-proof, noiseless
and light in weight ; can be mbbed off when
soiled, and being pliable, can bo gathered to
fit the shape of any garment. As a dress
protector it is unsurpassed, and next to a
personal protector in shape of a good hus
band, it is well worthy of feminine favor.
Don't let your angry passions rise lie
cause your neighlKJts advertise, and there
by drive away dull times; bnt boldly do like
IIesaSt Brother, who kindly tell and show
all other men how they can save their dimes
by giving them a business call at their great
clothing mart, Oak Hall, where prices low
aud clothing neat are sure tho wants of all
to nvet. 2U and 243 Main Mreet, Johns,
town.
A lad named Michael Barry, while bath
ing iu the Conemaugh river at Lower Miners
ville, ou Wednesday Rfternoon last, ven
tured beyond Ids depth and was carried
down by the current, and had it not been
fur the prompt aid rendered by a man work
ing in the vicinity, lie would nndoubtvdly
have been drowned. As it was, more than
half an hour's rubbing was found necessary
to bring him back to consciousness.
E. It. McCrum, Esq., senior editor of
the A'.toona Tribune, disposed of his interest
in that money-making establishment, on
Saturday last, to his late partner, II . C.
Dern, Esq., ami designs to make Colorado
his future home. The price paid we did not
learn, bnt the price asked was ? 1 0,000. As
the outgoing and instaylng proprietors are
both thorough gentlemen, they hav6 our
sincere wishes for their long-continued pros
perity. Death has deprived Wilmore of one of
Its best citizens in the person of Mr. Samuel
Kephnrt, who died of consumption on Satur
day morning last, aged about 3H years. No
man In the county enjoyed more fully or
deserved moe freely the confidence and
esteem of everybody than did Mr. Kephart,
and now that Lo has passed away there are
none, wo are confident, who will not bo
sincerely sorry that one so worthy of a long
life has been consigned to so early a grave.
The New York State Teachers' Associ
ation invites tho knights of the birch in this
State to join them in their thirtieth anniver
sary, at Fredonia, on the 27th, 28th and 20th
of this mouth, and as an inducement to do
so offor them free rides on the Dunkirk,
Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh railroads,
one-fouith rate9 for return on the Erie rail
road, ft free excursion to the bluffs on Lake
Erie, and lots of chin music from some of
the )est educators in the country. Who
wants to go?
Some miscreants entered the house of
Geo. Johns, at Blairsville, on Friday night
last, during the absence of the family, and
affer carrying all the clothing down stairs,
set fire to tho carpet, much of which, besides
a fine bureau, several chairs and a few pic
tures, were consumed, and yet we are told
that the bed in the room was not burned, al
though the heat broke a number of window
panes, and that the fire eventually died out
for want of material to work on. All which
may lie true, hut we would almost as toon
believe a good lie.
Scalp Ievel, this county, is said to have
a "spook" which makes a sweeping noise at
midn'ght along the partition of the domicil
it patron'zos, and M It is holivd to be the
spirit of a woman who was murdered (?)
there some years ago, the presumption is
that she i still following the bent of her in
clination in the house-cleaning line. In
these days, remarks Easly of the Trihunr,
the matter of "spooks' is langhed at, and
when a good opportunity is offered to son one
thp same should be embraced at onco. Con
sidering the sex of this particular "spook,"
no doubt Easly would like to practice what
he preaches by embracing her.
Miss Theresa Gnering, a young Pitts
burgh lady at present sojonrning in Loretto,
succeeded yesterday morning, with the aid
of two other young ladies and something 4
less than A rart-load of pebbles, In dispatch
ing a huge (?) snake on one of tho loard
walks in that goodly village. The act is re
garded as one of great intrepidity, and Miss
Ottering, who is really the heroine of the oc
casion, having dealt the blow which settled
the varmint, is just now receiving tbe con
gratulations of her many friends on tho bra
very And self-possession manifested by her
in so trying a situation. The victim of her
well-directed blows, it may le proper to say,
was what is known as a garter snake, a spe
cies of reptile which seldom exceeds the an
anaconda in the length of its caudal appendage.
I An l'Koi:TrsATK FAMav-i ftnffii.'nr
' Aci-i'b tTJif xnitinrf in Demh. The readers of
, elinin
, happened to Miss tferhiiA Oeist, of Franklin
township, in the latter part of March last:
' 11 ' rn mind that she ran against
wall in the dark with an ordinary glass
tulnWer ntui broUe it one of tnft framBents
striking her on the neck and inflicting a mr:
ver wound that caused her friends rr
' dei,'?i,r of her life ; but, fortnnately, by
, careful nursing and excellent treatment she
t rocovpr,(1l Atm,n th M, t1n,e K broTnPr
; pot into a serious trouble and is still nit tiering
i the Palty of outraged law. . We now have
1 V,"?' ?C?lT' ,iu l,,Ls A1'
Stance, fatal accident to a meniticr of tho
! sarce family : Miss TenDie Gcist, sister of
! Jennie, has resided in the family of John R.
I 1fffrl(- es of Warriorsmark, for a number
I of years. On Friday of week before last
Mr: T,owri took Miss ait. win. other
J members of his family otit riding, and on
their retnrn Miss Geist, while in the act. of
fPBg from tb carriage, in some manner
11 It k II nl ii trk II tv rvlt f r tho nbiU and
was precipitated with her breast against a
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. ni uuc oi( miu nil wremy IUJIlIt?11 lULriUHl'
ly that she diwdfrohi the effects of the injury
on Sunday morning following. We deeply
sympathize with the bereaved family. They
have truly had mnch sorrow and aflliction.
May they be able to bear up nobly under it
all. Huntingdon Journal.
The Altooxa Railroad Shops. The
new and extensive addition to the Pennsyl
vania railroad company's work-shops at,
Altoona renders the establishment the moft
complete in this country. The new building
is about 8K) feet long by seventy wide and
is built uf brick, ttus side wall being from
eight to twelve feet thick and one story
high, with arched roof. It is known as the
machine shop, where the engines are "set
up" or put together. A single line of track
euters the building from either end, but in
side there are three tracks. A locomotive
"ordered to the shops" is taken just over
the threshhold of the building, when it is
picked up by a patent crane costing $42,000
and carried either upside down, sideways,
or in other positions to any part of the shop.
If A new boiler or fire-box is needed, tho
engine is torn apart iu a jiffy ; tbe parts are
piled on the plaiforru floor, the floor is low
ered to the basement, and the boilers are
taken to the lioiler shops. The boiler being
renewed it is carried back and the locomo
tive is set up again ready for the road. A
spectator might stand looking in amazement
while a locomotive disappears by piecemeal
before ho could realize the situation. The
shops at Altoona are a wonderful study for
the lovers of machinery. Iu the language
of the "gang boss," they "have a lathe which
will do everything but talk." Harritburg
1'utrwt.
We have received the second number of
Wiik Awakk, the new Boston magazine
for iirls and Boys. It opens with an ex
quisite engraving of a French painting,
"The Little Shepherdess," which also is tho
subject of a poem by Itev. Dr. S. F. Smith.
"The opening etory, "Two Fortune Seek
ers," by the "Little Classics" man, Rossiter
Johnson, is charged with lioys humor and
men's philosophy. Mrs. Clara Doty Bates,
who, by tho way, is one of the best writers
of children's poetry in tbe land, contributes
"Tony." "Young Kick" Miss Eastman's
serial, is excellent. "Benjamin Franklin,"
by Kev. Dr. Chaplin, is appropriate, centen
nia'ily. "A May Marriage" is a graceful
jxiem by that young-hearted Chicago divine,
liev.Sam'l Duflield. Miss Farman's "Cook
ing Club" enjoys itself hugely. "How to
Amiiso the Babies' is charmingly written
and charmingly illustrated. "A Queer
People Their Children" is worth perusal
judging from this article all the Queer
Children lack is the Widf. Awake. "Fran
kie's Troubles," "Grandma's Pocket," and
"Where did it go ?" are each veritable bits
of child-life. The Guessing-People and the
Singing-People are each wdl served.
Price $'2.no perlannnin. I. Lothrop & Co..
publishers, 38 and 40 Corn Li 11, Boston.
Cp axd Doixo. The temperance menof
this vicinity, to the number of twenty or so,
including representatives from Monster ami
Cimhria townships, all of whom propose to
vote as they shot, so to speak, met at Wil
liams' Hall, in the East Ward, on Friday
evening last, and after adopting the Prohi
bition platform of the State as their senti
ments, firmly resolved to support the Tem
perance candidates nominated for State offi
cers. The meeting was addressed by Kev.
T. K. Jones, Mr. John J. Evans, and others.
A resolution was also adopted looking to the
securing of able speskers from abroad to
address the people on behalf of the Temper
ance cause previous to the election, ami a
committee was appointed to peenro funds
for defraying the necessary expenses of the
compaign. Another meeting is to be held at
the same place this (Friday) evening, to
which the friends of the cause are respect
fully invited. It is expected that not less
than thirty votes will l polled for the Tem
perance ticket in this borough alone.
A man named Thomas Lindsey was ar
rested in Hollidaysburg on Thursday night
last while in the very act of lighting the gas
in Mr. F. McCoy's store preparatory to help
ing himself to whatever came in "his way,
the parties who nablied him having leen ly
ing in wait for his coming, it being known
for eighteen months past that somebody was
in the habit of entering the store upon vari
ous occasions after it was closed for the
night, and making away with tobacco, cigars,
candy, loose chanffe, etc. When arrested
Lindsey implicated anotber'man named Mi
chael McFarland, al'.eging that he had made
the key and was with him in a former raid
on the same store, but there are not a few
who doubt his story. McFarland, however,
was arrested and held in 8O0 bail, Lindsey
in the meantime managing to escape from
a back room injustice Leet's office while
McFarland's hearing was going on, since
when he has not been heard from.
I Tottr Li pp. Worth Teh Cexts?
Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
lody complains of disease during their lif.
When sick, the object is to get well. Now
we say plaioly that no person in this world
w ho is suffering 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, ,fec, can take
(Ikekn's ArotTST Flower without, getting
relief ar.d cure. If you doubt this, go to
your Druggists. Lemmon & Murray, Eliens
burn, or V. M. Woleslagle & Son, Wilmore,
and get A sample lottle for 10 (rents and try
it. Kegular size 75 cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
Made to Last. An exchange paper tells
altout a suit of clothes found at the foot of a
tree from which the occupant appeared to
have lioen eliminated by a flash of lightning.
A suit of clothes that could stand such a
pressure as that mast surely have lieen bought
at. tho popular clothing store of Godfrey Wolf,
Twelfth street, next door to tbo post-office,
Altoona, for it is well known that for dura
bility of make and material, as well as for
beauty of style and cheapness of price, the
clothing kept by Wolf is unapproacbed and
unapproachable.
"The picnic's far behind ns, Kate; 'twill
take them long to find ns, Kate; there's a
world of bliss in a harmless kiss, and no one
near to mi ml us, Kate." She said she'd
rather notengage in such delightful pastime,
as it might nt tiA8 tho new dress she had just
purchased from Myers & Lloyd, who, by
tho way, have the finest stock and sell at
as low prices as any other merchant in Ebcn
hurg. PnoTOrt turns. When you visit Pitt,
burgh call at the Photoeraphic establish
ment of n. L. II. Dabbs, No. 46 Sixth street,
opposite tho St. Clair Hotel. You will find
there one of the finest assortments of Pic
lures west of the mountains. - Mr. Dahhs
has no superior in his profession. Best light
and finest rooms in the two cities.
. TVst quality of ladies' gaiters $2 per pair,
At Btehlejr's,
TAeml Corretpotuience.
Washington Twp July SO, lRTSt
Bear Frkrmaw As I am not a verv hrarw
correspondent, nof very remarkable for' tellinjr
tbe truth; I thought it best io keep quiet for a
time tn order to (rive gentttmen and srhofctrs an
opportunity to exhibit the rich and immeasur
able profusion of knowledg-e which they pos
sess. However, as none of those rroeried per
eouejres have put In an appearance, I will en
denvor in the future, as Iu the past, to send you
an occasional scrawl.
The weather for the past week or more, ns
you are probably aware, has been exceedingly
showery and or course unfavorable for hr
yestiiiK". The ruin i desceudinir in torrents as
I write, end (time of the weather wise predict
a Hood tiefore the weather finnllv settles.
Mrs. Mary Brnwley. who was prostrated and
severely shocked tiy the sme stroke of liht
ninir whicli killed her liiishaiid not long since,
is steadily recovering and will ere long be re
stored to her usual health and vijror.
Mr. John Mc.MhIioii is still suffering" from the
etTectsof a painful mishap which betel him not
long since, caused by a common sewtnjr needle,
which was probably concealed in his sock, pen
etrating and remaining in one of bis feet while
bewRS the net of drawinu on his boot.
Mr. J. S. Kiel, the entei prising proprietor oT
the Washington House at Is'o. , hti recently
made several important improvements Hbout
his hotel with a view to seourtmr and sceom
modntiutr summer sojourners. He will have it
In rendiiMjsn for the centennial year, if not for
the waning days of the present season.
Nearly all the coal banks in this township
have been idle for almost two months past, but
whether it Is for want of orders for coal or be
cause of a "little unpleasant"' existing between
tho operators and the Pa. R. K. Co. iu regard to
curs. I tm not prepared to say.
Mr. t in. Pringle. of Portage, who had a se
vere bemmorhage some two weeks ago, is con
valescing slowly, with a fair prosect for his
ultimate recovery.
Mr. Mark fturk. formerly of this rownshfp,
now of Harristmrg, has hoen sojourning with
bis numerous friends in this vicinity for the
past few days.
A large and commodious school house is In
course of erection in this township an addi
tional fact indicative of the interest which our
enterprising directors manifest ou behalf of
popular education, the succens of which they
have really at heart and are doing their best to
promote.
1 wonder If M. T. has his potatoes plnnted
yet. I hope he has, nd if so "presume that he
is yoking the bugs by this time, which he no
doubt understands thoroughly.
And now I must bring my scribbling to a
close, having nothing more to write about. I
trust you will nx this up for me and make it
read something like common sense, if that is
possible.
Please excuse bad grammar. More anon.
Yours, Ac, Qvwcy.
Cotnm unlcatlons.
A DISSERTATION ON THE TARTFF.
bocGHvu.i.E, Fi.a., July 12, 1875.
Mr. EniTOR The Tariff question, which Is
the most vexatious of all vexatious topics, sure
ly demands the services of my powerful pen in
the crisis into which the Republican party has
precipitated us. Daniel Calhoun and John O.
WetiHier had their say. each in their time, on
this momentous subject, but they are dead
now, both of them, and their united mantle bus
fallen on my shoulders; at .'east such is my
opinion in full.
Without dealing iii generalities, I will at the
Start sink mr pick into harrt pan.
Tariff, n., Fr tarif, Sp. ami Pg.. tariffa.1 It,
tarifa, from ar, ta'rif, to know, to inform, to ex
explain. (Com.) in) Properly, a list or table r
goods with tho duties or customs to be paid for
the same, either on importation or exportation,
whether such duties are imposed by the gov
ernment of a country or agreed upon by the
princes of two countries holding commerce
with each other, (lit A list or table or duties
or customs to be paid on goods imported, ex
ported, or otherwise.
Tit wonn TAsirr.
Br some authors the word Turin is thought
to be derived from Tarifa, a town in Spain (as
I am told! at the entrance to the Srrsits of Gi
bralter, wlx-re duties were formerly collected.
Tarifa. In point of populnti ni. is larger than
Ioiighvillc, from whence I write, or Carroll
town, in jour county, world-wide renowned as
the centre of the unversu. but my private
opinion, intensified by certuin hi cliaiclogical re
searches lately bad by me in Maine, is t hat Tar
iff is a corruption of too-roiiji or larrttff. i loth
Hen. V. Carey and Cyrus Elder entertain a like
view, and hence I am not unique in my position
tl aU
Tltr TARIFF ITSKXF.
It will ho doubt be a d fficult matter to or
ganize and carry out a proteutive policy that
will bear equally upon all tho industrial inter
ets or the country at the same time, sooner or
later, and consequently men representing dif
ferent Interests of the country advocate s dlf
erent policies In regard l tne Tariff as they do
Iu regard to the plnutbix of gcoe In order to
raise gooseberries or tho cutting and boiling of
straw for the cultivation of strawberries.
Hoop polen and vineirar slings, if judiciously
used, promote good Intentions in the hearts of
Congressmen.
This to be continued sooner or later, as the
nex-essitios of the country may require.
With sacred, sunny and social thoughts, I
remain Yours, on Tariff, IIaaI
P. S. The tariff on gooseberries should tie fully
as great as is now charged on wild cucumbers,
teaberries, and Iteeclnoi )mits of any kind, in
cluding hogs, hominy, and other vegetables not
herein mentioned.
lour8,asR4, Baa AOAtK.
Letter from the West.
Columbus, Ino., July 19, 1T5.
Ma. Editor Our usually quiet city was In
tensely excited about l.iit) o'clock this morning
by the discovery of fire In the store-room of
Mr. L Silverman, on the south side of the Pub
lic Square. The alarm was given and the fire
com puny was promptly on hand, but before
sufficient pressure could begot up at the water
works the building had fallen in, and the resi
dence of Mrs. Anna I. Parrel) adjoining was in
flames, but fortunately three streams of water
were brought to bear in time to save this pro
perty from destruction. The l.iss is estimated
at about 0,UU0, on which there is an insurance
of only 2,xoi.
The scaffolding on tho Opera House now In
course of erection in this city gave way on Sat
urday morning and precipitated five bricklay
ers to the joists of the second floor, injuring
them so badly that two have since died and the
other tiiree will doubtless soon follow.
The weather has been itifensly hot here for
a month past, and during the last ten days the
thermometer has ranged from S5a to 105.
We have had two or three showers here this
summer which laid the dust on the street from
six to eight inches underwater. Several blaxta
of fresh air at tne same lime blew the horns off
everything that had horns and turned the bal
ance wrong end up.
Tho wheat crop is not an average this year In
Tntbann.aud as for fruit it has ''gone where the
woodbine twlneth." The thermometer 1 think
did not stand more than 100 atxive frezo when
the fruit crop was nipped in the buri.
Politics are a rather stale commodity here at
preseut, although a few fanatics or monoma
niacs are endeavoring to excite sectional preju
dices with a view to political success in ",6; but
you know a barking dog never bites. Hence
there is naught to fear.
The Fkfem an is the most welcome visitor of
the kind that has ever crossod the threshold of
our In w -shop. It seems to sparkle, so to speak,
like dew-dripping verdure in the morning sun
light, or like briaht pebbles at the bottom of a
clearspring. At least such is the impression it
makes on the minds of some folks hero who
rc:id It nftener than thev do their prayers.
That the editor of the
Fuekman isns sound in health as he is in poli
tics, and as sure of being the next County Treas
urer as I am that he deserves it, is tho sincere
wish of his friend, O. F. L.
Ir. Kinney (nmpniinil Hymn of Itn-
f hu g guaranteed to cure Inflammation of the
Kidneys and Bladder, painful or suppressed
urination so frequent in old nge, painful or sup
pressed menstruation, leucorrlnca or whites,
gravel, gleet, stricture, bloody discharges,
Jiright's disease, brickdust deposits, dropsy
pain in the back or side, sick headache, pim
ples, blotches and eruptions on the face, and
all diseases of a specific or constitutional na
ture, regardless of duration, age or sex. Coin
pound Syrup of Ituchu is a positive and rndical
cure. For salo by Leumo.i A Murray", Ebcns
burg, Pa. L7-x3.-6in.
O BIT I' ART.
C5LASS. Died, in Altoona, on Sunday, July
18th, 1875, of cholera infantum, tir.oio'iiK W.,
infant son of Thos. J. and Allie M. Glass, aged
7 months and 13 days.
FOX. Died, In Collinsvllle. III., on Sundnv,
May aid. 175, Oi.ara E., daughter of David W.
nml Sarah E. Fox, agifd 7 years, 2 months and
10 days.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annnal meeting ef the slocks
holdess of tho Cresson Springs Company will be
held at the Mountain Hoilse. Cresson Springs,
t'smbria county. Pa., on Mosoav, At otrsT 3l.
1875, at 12 o'clock, m. Election lor President and
Directors same day and place.
JAS. K. M'ULVRE, Secretary.
Jhly 23, l?75.-2t.
NOT I CE. Having purchased and
left with .JOSEPH YAflXER the follow
ing described personal property, to Wit: 1 bay
mare. 1 cnw, 1 buggy and harness. S toveS, 4 bed
steads and bedding. 1 clot tics prfess. 1 bureau, and
2 sets blacksmith tool. I hereby oajiiion all per
Sous ugainst interfering with saiil property.
CON HAD V EAGER.
Chest Twp., July 1, IS75, t.-at.
TOUCH NOT ! The following ce-
tit I'lUllj, IV Wll 1 COW, A CilSIl
I oled sled. 1 lr Sled, 1 log efcUht t laddie, 1 cook
' store and uteasi Is, 1 tehatre.ssM t clock, bought
by me at constable's sale otl the 17th instant, hag
! beea left With the former owner, Ambrose Ijaxt
. ZBT,ori)arr townfhip, until called for by me. All
J Interference With Said property Is hereby forhtd-
"n. jir,i-tt A. UHAV.
Susquehanna Twp., July 23, iS75.-3t.
TWTOTICE. All persons are hereby
cautioned against meddling with cer
tain personal effects bought by meat PherllTs sale
on Jnty eth, 1S7. as th property of Charles V.
M'CoMniE, and left with him during tnv pleasure,
the same being desordn-d as follows: All the po-
laiocs, wni'ni an.i corn In tne grouml on Ins lilv.iii- .
Isos. 1 cooking stuv. 1 corner cupboard, t tble
l urusicau mi.i ncuuing, i nnK, a,r.U all tne logs
and htmber At hu mitC
.tnSF.PIt A. OR AY.
pSnsqnebahnA Twp., Jaiy a, 1875. -3U
STATEMENT of SETTLEMENT
with the Supervisors of Allegheny Twp.
rot tile year 174 :
Jims O. Marrr, Supervisor, Dr.
To ameant of his Duplicate 549 71
cash tax 18J83
' " received for locust tree l no
' " on Work Duplicate... 60 31
73 85
Or.
By work done by taxable $JS 21
rdrr paid 41 M
" Kxonerations . 0 3)
loo days' rvlcs at 1.50 jn day 150 ou
Cash paid tor sleeper for bridge 60
" Commission nn (Tash Duplicate. 9 14
ain'nt paid Auditors ninf Town
ship :erk 1200
" ain't paid for nso of oliice 7o 4.720 44
Balance due Township $ 63.41
Thomas Mci.lm, Supervisor, Da.
To amount tf his Duplicate
" " cash tax
.494 2S
. 14 Si
019 09
Cn.
By work dons by taxables
428 m
. 0 39
. 31 33
. 2 60
. 1 32
" exonerations
" orders paid
" amount paid for hammer
" plans
" services. 7VX days at 1.60 p. d..
additional exonerations for land
returned to Commissioners...
commission on cash tax
Balance due Township
107 25
2 69
7 74 "7
30
f 31 79
JOSEPH CRAMER. Trensnrer of Allegheny
Twp. School District for the school year 1875:
Dr.
To amount of Implicate. l,3t0 57
" " " State appropriation 2n5 13
" from M. Slsk, late Treasurer. 70 90
received from county for nso of
school house for election purposes.. 10 50
1,877 10
Or.
Bv vouchers paid 41
exonerations . 70 OS
" commission on Duplicate 67 54
" com'n on Slate appropriation 4 10 1,822 OR
Balance due School District 65 02
Wk. the undersigned Anditors of Alleicheny
Township, do hereby certify that we Carefully ex
amined t lie duplicates and vouchers of J.C. Mrlov
and Thomas Mullen.'Supervlsors, and of Joseph
Cramer, Treasurer of Allegheny Township School
District, and And the above to lie true statements.
Witness our hands, this 12th dav of June, 1S75.
J. TIMI.1NM', " 1
.TOH N C. KRAI )I,KY, Audi tors.
.1. A. KCKKNUOIlK. )
Attest Joseph lloorie, Twp. Clerk. 7-19.-3m.3
NOTICE TO
TAX-PAYERS.
IN accordance with an Act of the General Asi
seinhly of this Com tnn wealth, approved the
Mh day of April, A. D. IS72, "relating to the col
lection of Taxes in tho County of Cambria."
notice is hereby given to the fax-payers resid
ing in the dist riots below named, that the Coun
ty Treasurer, in complianee with the seeond
section of said Act, will attend at the places of
holding the Borough end Township elections
on the foMowing named days, for tne purpose
of recei lug the County, Poor and State Taxes
assessed for the year 1S75:
For Wilmore Borough. Thursday. August 5th.
Snmmerhtll Township, Friday. " flth.
Wnshtngton " Saturday. Aug. 7th.
" Summitvilio Borough. Monday, August :h.
tinllltzin - Tuesday, 101 h.
" Oallltsln ' Wednesday, 11th.
" Ioretto Borongh. Thnrsdav, 12th.
' Allegheny Township, Friday, 13th.
Munster Saturday, 14th.
Chest Springs Borouah. Monday, 19th.
Cleartiuld Township, Tuesday, " 17th.
White Wednesday. " 1-ttli.
" Chest Twp., at Olen Conn ell, Thursday. Ang.
19th, Jyt A. Anna's. Friday, Aug. 20th;
CarroIlen Borough, Monday, August 23d.
-arroll IWwnship, Tuesday, 24th.
Barr Wednesday, 2-ith.
" Siis(tiehanna Twp., Thursday, 26th.
Cambria Township. Friday. " 27th.
" West Ward, Kbensburg. Saturday, Au?. 2Sth.
Jackson Township, Monday, August 8.tth.
" HUckltt-k Tuesday. tint.
" Fjiet Ward, Ebenshurg. Wednesday. Sept. 1st.
And, in accordance with the second section
of said Act, on all tsxoapaid to the Treasurer
before the 1st day of September there will be a
reduction of fivk hekckxt., while Ave percent,
will he added to ail unpaid taxes, and placed in
tho hands of a constable.
A. D. CHISTE. County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Oilice, Kbensbnrg, July 10, 1875.-t.
GHERIFF'S SALES By virtue of
J sundry writs of Pewf. Krporu, issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas ot Otnbria coun
ty and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Shle. atthc Opera House In Johnstown,
on Sati hoav. the 3lt day of Jtn.v, inst., at 1
o'clock, p. M-, the following real estate, to wit :
All tho right, title and Interest of Henry Barn
hart, of. in and to a piece or parcel of land situate
in Yoder township, Cambria county. Pa., adjoin
ing lands of Jacob Itnrkley on the west. Joseph
Miller on the north. Turnp'iko on tho east, Mleh'l
Barnhart on the south, containing ten acres, all
cleared, haying thereon erected a t wo story plank
house unit plank barn, now in the occupancy of
Henry Barnhart. Tnkcn in execution and to lie
sold at tho suit of Win. Anderson. D. F. Brown,
Jtdin I Chambers, and John Tallman, trading
under the firm and style of Brown & Co.
Also, all tho right. "tit le and Interest of William
Seivers. tif. In and to a lot of ground situate in the
Sixth Ward, Johnstown borough, Cambria coun
ty, Pa., front In? on Somerset street and adjoining
lot of John Dilert on one side and lot of Joseph
Thomas on the other side, and extending back to
the stony Creek, haying thereon erected a two i
story plan it house, a plunk slaughterhouse, and
plank stable, now in the occupancy of Sant'l Iiong.
Taken in execution and te hu sold at tho suit of
Isaac Kauffinan.
Tkkms or SAt.r. One-third of the purchase
money to tw paid when the property is knocked
down. and the remaining two-thirds upon con
firmation of the Deed.
HEKMAN BAPMEU, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Kbenr-burg, July 1J, U75.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE The tm-
dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county to re
port distrilml ion of the money in tho hands of the
Sheriff arising from the sale of tho real estate of
T. M. Applk, on writ of Isaac (1 atks and others,
notifies all persons Interested that he will attend
to the duties of said appointment, at his office In
Kbensbnrg. on f'rldn.i . tho rtlli day of August
next, at o'clock, p. m.. when and where they may
attend If they think proper.
July 18, '7i.-3t. AL.V1X EVANS, Auditor.
j m i . v i i j. a. ctiLious iui
Tavern Tjicnse have been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the 4 'onrt or Quarter Sessions
of Cumbria county by t he following named persons,
and will be presented to the Court of Quarter Ses
sions of said'eounty on tho 2d of August, 1875:
TAVRltJI LICKNSK.
OalliUin Township Margaret Knne.
Washington Township .1 antes vtullln.
Allegheny Township A. J. Christy.
B. M'COLitrAN, Proihonofarv.
Prothono'ary's Office, Ehensburg, July 12, 1875.3t.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE.
Near this beautiful locality Is sitnated an old,
richly endowed Seminary for both soxes
THE CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE.
Fall Term miens A nr. 24th
For catalogue ad-
dress Rev. J. T. Edwards, A. M.-, Principal, Kan
nclpal, Kar
(7-10.-41.)
uoipn, in x .
HANDS OFF. This is to caution j
all persons against interfering in any !
way with a certain red cow. With white face, which '
1 this day bought at constable's sale, it haviag
been sold as the property of John 11. Meloy, and !
hava left in jio.ssesslnn of my mother, in Alle
gheny township, Cambria countv. Pa., durtns; my
pletisure. S Alt AH S AN' K EH. i
July 3, 1S7S. (l.t.
A
lTnTVTf PVT . ISQfflVVM !
flN BANKRUPTCY. .
The undersigned hereby give notice el fits aK
polntment as Assignee of CharlsS A. McUojiii !
ole, of Hemlock, in the County of Cumbria and I
State of Perinsy,vacl.i. Within said District, who
has been declared a Haukrupt upon. his own peti
tion by the District Court ot said District.
OK.O. c. K. ZAH.M, Assignee.
Ebensbnrg, July 2, 187 -ot-. 1
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Vrmf. Ervon.,
Al.l end. Krpon.. I'lu. Vend. Er)m, Jiirri
Yiefos, Al. Lrruit i-rrctos end Ki. ti., issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county end to hie directed, there will bw ex
posed to Pnb!lc Sule at the Court House In F.b
ehsburgv ob Mostdav, the l day of AtutsT
next, at 1 o'clock, w. jf-, iho following real es
tate, to wit:
Ai.i. the right, title and Interest of Michael
Heifner, oft in and to a piece or lot of ground
situate in th Villege of Nick town, Barr town
ship, Cnwibria comity, Pcnu'a, fronting oa the
road I'.-udjriJt t3 CartoIItown, and adjoining an
aliey on the south and X. Lambour io the wot
and mirth. ha iuir t hereon erected a two si.ory
frame house and frame stable, now in theoccti
pMiicy of Harney Fogte. "Taken in execution
and to he sold at the suit of Isaac Crawford.
Also, all the right, title and interest ot Maria
Keddinger.of.iu and to a piece or lot of ground
situate in the village of Nicktown. Barr town
ship. Cambria county, Pt-nn'i, fronting on the
road leading to Carrolltown, and adjoining an
alley on tbe south and N. Lambour on the w-st
and north, having thefton erected a two story
frame house and frame stable, now in theoc
cunancyof Barney Foley. Taksn in execution
and to be sold at the suit of Mary Heifner.
Aljso. nil the rt'gnt, title and interest ot John
Hamilton, of, in HJid to a piece or parcel ot land
situate in Washington township. Cambria coun
ty, i'enn'a, adjoining land of James Conrad, F.
M. George, Wiliinm Mctiooah, and others, con
taining a- acres, more or less abo'it 1(1 seres
cleared, having thereon erected a one-anJ a
hair story plank house and frame stable, now
in the occupancy r.f Sain'l 1ong. Al- a piece
orlotof ground situate in tbo village of billy's.
Washington township, Cambria county. Pe nh.,
fronting on Ph. VL R., adjoining lots of Thr.tfias
K. Kerr. Win. Tiley, end others, bavirg there
on erected a two story plank house an5 plank
stable, iu the occupancy of John Hamilton, n
two story plank house, in the occiiimncv of
Christ, lieorge. a one-and-a-half story plunk
house, iu the occupancy ot James lirawb-v.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of
Christian Leap and S. S. Waters Co.
Also, al' the right, title and Interest of John
Airhart, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land
situate in Chest 'ownsbip. Cambria county, Pa.,
adjoining lands of Joseph Barker. Jos. Vance,
and others containing hKl acres, more or less,
about SO acres cleared, having thereon ereeted
a two story log house mid log barn, now Iu the
occupancy of Frank Airhart. Taken in execc
tionand to be sold at the suit of Simon f-chrol h.
for use of John Flick.
AtSo, all the right, title and interest of S. A.
Mctioiigh. of, in and to two lots of ground sit
uate in Chest Springs boroimh, Cambria coun
ty. Pa., fronting on Main street and extending
back to Walnut alley, adjoining lots of Mrs.
Ann Cooperand otlier. havinir thereon erected
a double two story frame house (known as the
Ilotpi), now in the occupant y of S. A.
McGough. A so, a piece or lot of ground situ
ate in Chc6t Springs borough, Cambria county.
Pa., fronting tin Columbia street and extend
ing buck to" street, adjoining lots of Kllen Mo
Grain and others, having thereon erected a two
story plunk house, in tne occupancy of Mrs,
Itutlodire. and a frame burn, in the o'ceupancy
of Wcrtner Ac Cramer. Ai, a piece or lot of
ground situate In Che;t Springs borough, Cam
bria county. Pa., fronting on Main street and
extending buck t an alley, adjoining lots oi
Mrs. S. A. Mctiough. having thereon erected n
large frame barn, in the occupancy of !. A. Mc
(ooarh. to, a piece or lot of ground situate
in Chest Sprii.gs borough, Cumbria county. Pa.,
adjoining lots of Joh.i A. Blair and Mrs. Weak
land - improved and under fence; in the occu
pancy of S. A. Mctiough. Taken In execution
nnd to be sold at tbe suit of S. Klinordllogcr &
Co.
ALo, nl! the right, title and Interest of Mary
Ann Settlctnoycr and her husband, John Set
tlemoyer, of, in and to a piece or parted of land
situnte in Suinmerhiil township, Cambria coun
ty. Pcun'a. adjoining binds of .lodiua Itlblelt,
Francis Gillespie, Kob't Mcitrs, and others con
taining 0 I acres, more or less, about K) acres
cleared, having thereon erected a one-and-a-half
story log house, in the occupancy of Bar
ney Little. and a one story log house, log stable
and frame barn. In the occupancy of Mrs.
Brookbiink. Taken In execution ami to be sold
at the suit of Martin & t.
Aio, all the right, title and interest of
Abraham Cruin, of, in and to a piece or parcel
of land situate in Summcrhiil township, Cam
bria county. Pa., adjoining lauds of Gem-ire W.
Kirby, Phoebe Keam, Samuel M. Kern, nnd
others containing 44 acres, more or less, about
10 acres cleared, having thereon erected a one-and-a-half
story frame house and trntne sta
ble, now in the occupancy of Abraham Crum.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit
ot P. M. Wolselaple & Son, now for use of
Thomas J. Hughes
Aijso, all the right, title and Intercut of Wil
liam Crum, of. In and to apiece or parcel of
land situnte in Suinmerhill township. Cambria
county. Pa.. adjoining laasia of Daniel Coleman,
Daniel Strayer, and l'eter Kurt net t. containing
lDO acres, more or less, alxut 60 acres oleiired.
having thereon erected a otto story loir house
and log stable, now in tho occupancy of the
Widow Crum. Taken in execution and to be
sold st the suit, of O. Kvnnsand W. H. Scchlcr,
ndmr's of K. . Evans dee'd.
A Uo, all the right, title and Interest of Wm.
Tiley and 3. M. Woodcock, of. in nnd to a piece
or parcel of land situate in Washington town
ship, Cambria county. Pa., adjoin ingot hT lands
ol William Tiley. - M. Kende, Jacob Burgooii.
and F. M, tieorge. containing fi3 acres more or
less, about M acres of which arechmrcd. having
thereon erected a two story frame house ami
frame barn, now In the occupancy of John
Hagans Taken In execution and to be sold at
tho suit of A. J. Fogle, executor of the last
will and testament of Alex. H. McCbrmick,
dee'd.
Also, all the right title and interest of H. C.
Deyineand Cat harinc lb-vine, of. In nnd to a
lot of ground situate, in I lie West Ward of
Ehnsburg borough Cambria county. Pa.,
fronting 2S f-et on High street and riinnlng
back as feet to Lloyds street, adjoining lot ol
heir of Thomas O. Evans dee'd. and lot of
John D. Thomas having.thereon erected a part
plank and part frame dwelling house, now in
the occupancy of H. C. Devine. Taken in ex
ecution and to be sold at thesuit of It. I Johns
ton. Also, all the right, title and Interest of John
P. Psrrish and Catharine Parrish, owners and
contractors to wit: Said building isa dwelling
house of two stories, having a front oi 6rt feet
and a depth of 2S feet, situate on a certain lot
f ground at Portage Station. Washington
township, Cambria County, Pa., fronting on the
Pa. It. It. and adjoining lot or Henry Allen
baiiglilan.! others now In tbeoccu nancy of John
P. Parrish. Taken In e xecutlort and t tc wold
at tne suit of Abraham llahn, for use of Shoe
maker & Sechlcr.
Also, all the right, title and inferpst of John
P. Parrish aud Catharine Parrih. of, in nnd to
a lot of ground situate near Portage Station,
Washington township. Cambria county. Pa.
Said building is frame, two stories, slse C4 by
S3 feet, with shingle roof, standing on a lot ot
ground purchased from James C. Allenbaugh.
fronting on the Pa. It. K.. nnd liounded by lot
of Henry Allenbaugh ou the north, and -on
tbe east by land of Mrs. Uose Mctlougli. Taken
in execution and to be sold at the suit of Mar
tin & Co.
Ai.-o, all the right, title snd li.terest of Ilenry
J. Campbell of, !m nnd to a piece or parcel of
1 1 ml situate In Ci t o"l t Wi:ship Cambria coun
ty. Pa., adjoining lands of Henry Huffman. F
if ntick, -I i i Ott, and others containing ."V4
acres, more or less about 25 acres cleared, hav
ingthereon erectedn onc-and-a-half story plank
house and frame barn, now in the occupancy
of Henrv J. Campbell. Taken in execution and
to be sold at the suit of Henry Hopple.
At.o. all the right, title and interest of Jon
athan H. Humel, of in snd to a piet e or putcci
of bind situate in Blacklick township. Cambria
county. Pa., adjoining lands of Samuel Wiison
Joseph Mardis. and John Kdwarda. containing
04 acres more of less about 45 acres of Which
are tdearod, having thereon erected a t wo story
frame house and frame bnrn. now in the occu
pancy of Jonathan H. lluinel. Taken in exe
cution and to be sold st the suit of John Martin.
Al.so.till the right, title nnd Interest or An
drew Hsger. dee'd. in the handy of his adminis
tratrix. Nancy linger, of, in and to a piec or
parcel of land situate in Jackson township.
Cumbria county. Pa., adjoining- binds of Jacob
Iteighard, Philip Itager, John Kelly, and others
eontalning 134 acres more or less about 15
acres of wl.ich are cleared, having thereon
erected a one story log cabin. In the occupancy
of Nancy Itager, a one story )og cabin, in the
occupancy of Mrs. Jones and n coal bsnk. In
working ordet, in the possession oT Nancy lin
ger. Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit of Benjamin Beushoof.
At. so, nil the right, title and interest of Dtivld
Berlnger, of, in nnd to a piece or parcel of land
situate In Susquehanna township. Canttiria
trotinty. Pa., adjoining Iriudsof Jacob Johns
ton, Kinporls, 1 Whitehead, nrtd
ot hers, containing ail acres, more or less alwiut
25 acres cleared having tln r.-on erect tl a ime-and-a-h.iif
story plank house an I frame barn,
now In tbe occupancy of John 11. Ijtmer.
Taken in execution nnd to be sold at the suit
of Henry Mcsener, for use of Collins, Johns
ton & Co.
Ai-so. all the right, title nnd interest of Val
entino Luttringer, of. In and to nil that certain
lot of ground situate in the Wct-t Ward of
Ebensbnrg borough. Cambria county. Pa
bounded and described as follows : B ginning
at a post, corner of lot of Mrs. Uosanua K. Mc
Cann ; thertce Along the south side of Horner
street, east 90 feet, to a private alley: thence
south by said private alley. IJS feet, ton nst
Ort the north Side of private alley; th -net? west
by aid private alley. ;U feel, to a post, corner
Of lot of Mrs. Uosabna K. MeCmn, IM feet, to
the place of begirtmng. Taken in execution
and to be sold at the milt of Win. Fuller .V Co.
Ai-sO. all the right title and Interest of John
Wright, of. In to a piece or ercel of land situ
nte in Sumn.eYhill township. Cambria County,
Pa., adjoining lands of Joseph Wright, heirs of
the Smay estate, Catharine Crum, ami others
containing ' acres more or less lout Six
acres cleared In the possession of Joha Wright.
Taken In execution end to be sold at Ike suit
or P. M-. Woleslsnte Ac Son. now for tise of
Thomas J. Hughes, . .
Atstr, ait tne right, title snd Interest of John
Fcnlon. of. in snd to s lot of grouml simple in the
West Ward of the Hrmgh or Kheusbnnr. Cam
bria county. Pa., fronting on High s-rset ami ex
tendm back to Lloyd street, buuuried by lot of K.
K. Duuogn on tbe west auJ by an alley en the
eat. known and tb-s vn.itV-d on the general pis'
of Kbensbnrg a I.ot No. . having tf.erros erect
ed a twoiory Imtnit hoosa nn otnve snd a stable,
now in tbe occupancy of Juliu Fcnleii. .4ts
the rt.irht. title and Interest et John Fenlor. of, in
and to a piece r parcel ol land suantc in Cambri
township. Cambria county. Pa., on the south Side
or the LoroiiKh of Kln-nslinrg. adjoin. ng taunt of
K. L.. .lohiisii.n. Thonras OrltBth.'aitd ot hers, con
taining 2i. aens. more or less. ali'leuceJ. .4s,
all the rlirtit- titlv &nil Interest il . liitui IVn'un.tit.
tin and to a piece tir parcel of land sitnate lu the
"" oi r.oenjtiurg. camnria ronniv. fenn a.
bounded and deserlbeu as follows: '1 he" square or
piece tif ground hounded on the south bv ttie Ft -cn-'hfcrraivl
Cres. n Kail Kod, on tbA rast by
tbofwa.t lending irom Khcnshtirg to Wilnnira, a
tbd north by Trbnr.h street, aud on the wrf. by
lntW(trM't, ertnta ntng 4 acres. m-r t-r bs, a t
or which are clear' d aim fcu,-.-u now m the oct
pancy or 1 hoimie Unt'Uh. Taken in rveeuiion
and to be sol t at the (ail ,,f Patrick F. How ley.
,..Al " her:it'.t, title a.,1 mrer. st ol J"-hn
w . Luther, ol. iu 10 a piece .ir i .,1 laud situ
ate in Carroll township, Cambria ronntv, IVnu'a,
n.l.ioinine lands ot John S-ir.li-r. .tcVir. l'iiTl; 111.
Keigtiter, ami others, contniitlng :.C avre, rore or
less. atMi.it ? acres cleared, liv. ing t hereon eject
ed a onc-and-a-halr story ldsnk ' ln.use and log
barn. In the occupancy of John W. Luiber Ta
ken in execution and to be sold at fhs suit cf Ja
cob Sharbmutli.
Al so, all tlie right, tit's atd 1n?ereet of Ocor-rn
Mears, of. In and to a certain p;cce 'tr pnreclVr
laud s.tti-ite in Fviamcrliili town!itp! CrtnbrU
ci.tinty. Prim a, adjoining Un !s,.l HeVirv Weaver.
JacoliWeiiVer.Wmi Brook banks' heirs, and others,
containing 4:t seres, more or lets, ain.nt le ncn-s
of wliich arc cleare.1. liaving llo tcon trecit; 1 :
Fleam saw mill, two two sterv tdank boUcs. and
n plank stable, a one-an 1-a-halfstorv plank boost
not now occupied, H two siorv .hTiire house. prt
blank and part log. and a j.iank utablc. uocnpio.1
by Jacob H lines im.l Hannah Crum. and n Iwi
Story plank house occupied by Margaret Wesv.r.
At:, a certain piece or parcel of land ftiinhitiVg
lands of James Bark. Daniel NefT. heirs ol Ds.ni.-t
Flenner. nnd others, containing VM s.-res. n-orerr
less, unimproved. .U-. piece or parrel td land
siiuatat l'ortage Station. V a.hinifton mwnshlp.
Cambria county. Pa., fronting on Pa. I;. K. an I
it.ljoitifng bes of Win Urithrb. I'hil.p H .J.l. r, an I
others, containing 2 acre, more or less, hnvinn
thereon rected a twostorv plank houseand Iraun
fable, now in the occupancy of Wiison '.Voodn &r.l.
'I nken inrxecntion and to bo Sold at the suit of
V m. M. I,l.iy.1 & Co.
At ao. all ih rfght. tit? an ! infefrst of S.
?lcl..ngh, ol In and to the following .l-cr!te.!
bunding and hu of ground, to wit t it'll that .
tmn lai-jre frame and weatb. r-lHarded iwtri
)) iic.smintc on air. street. In tho tt.wn tircb' i-'t
Springs, frbnting M left on Main ftreet nnd run
ning back 20 feet to Knottier hotis or e!d building
on I the lot or piece of ground and chtilage ap
purtenant thereto. Taken in execution ni.u to be
sold at thesuit of D. K. liaricy.
Tkkms op Sar.R. One-third of the p-irrhn'
money to be paid when the property is Knock
ed down, and the remaining f.Vo-thlrds upon
confirmation of the heed.
HK.HMAN BAI'Mklt. Shr-HIT.
Shtrlff s Office, Kbcnsburg, July lr?, lcT.I.-ut.
BLOOD!
th Itl.oon Is the I. in;,
and If It I impure the whole Ft -
tetn till be .luenscd. You r -
not tr,rlfv a str-am while )..
spring Is corrupt: neither can von Impart good
health totbe human body whilUtl'.e blocl t ox. ..
vejlng th? seeds 01 .1c1sf to a II pr.rt?of it. There
fore FCHlFYthe Blmil. and nnturewlll h. il
the diF-iuFs. No remedy ha. ever ben diso-vret
which has ee..cte.l o great a number of iunn
neiit cure sj
Lirv'DSEY'3
It Is rapidly acquiring a nntlcrisl reitatiou for
the cure of
Seroftifou Affection, fMncrrcu
Formation h:?tii)HiaK Itoits,
Vim lit en, Clrrr, Sorr Firs,
Sctiftl Heart, Tetti-r-, Salt
llheatn. Mercurial ttn4
all Skin rTs'csjk
Th remedy is a Vegetable roinpoHn. snd can
not harm the most tender inlsnt. l-adics mho sn'i
fer trotn th debilitating dlseaso known as I'r
M ai.b (VxrLAlTS will find speejv relief hvus;in
rhit remedy. Beware or eoiuite f."it. The g. un
Ise has our nam If. E. SLLLIIUS .V Co., Puts
burgh. on tho bottom of each bottle.
For sale by sll Drug!' and Country Denies
nnd by A. A. ll.tKK.tK Sl Sojt, Agent. Kbtuf
bur. Pa. Iti-4.-3m.
THE WALTER A. WOOD
tit
Strong Local Endorsement.
rPHE following letter fully explain Itself, an 1
L oCcds no comment :
EiiKNsnrro. Pa.. April 18, l:"i.
To Walter A. ll'i.f, Pi-nUlmt, ctr.
IPlt Sia-Tltis. !. to Certify
that I fihrrh.ieod rr-nn l.. & S. W. Davis, voii'r
agents in this plnee. .hiring the Vc-.r jsj" on of
JWfNKW IHOX MOW Fits, which I have oper
ates! during the past three seasons with entire cn,
cess. I have Urd it In cutting fullr Cvi acres .
grass, and hnve. not expended one e'cni on it fo
repairs. Iiltes!l other machine, it is not perfec; ,
efrourse. but the only fault I find with i; is hu
ll Is not arranged with -liar's fi.riinn horse lnst.-H.i
or two, as one horse can very easliv opt rate it I
anything lIKe lair ground;
Jontc T. Hrnnrs.
RorM-ng 4 wiles roulh of Khenshn-.
t? Psrtlos interested who wish to sen C,
above ne.rned Mower or ctiiniino t he merits
Hoffein's Mower and Hearer. Pratt's, Knhirv
Clipper and Myers Hay Itake. Stoner's Fannii
Mill, the renowned I in pens I Plow-, and oth
first class farming machinery, art' invited
call at the Livery and Sile Stuble or
I.. Si S. Wi DAVTS.
. . Agents for Cambria Countv.
Ebenshllr;, April SI, lSTS.-3tn.
SAFE BOHE IHYESTHEHT!
ft BOROUGH of EBEHSBDEG
OFFERS FOR SALE A LIMITED NUMBER CF
For the Compielinn or Water WorU
rV ii - id it o :v 17 r-
are Issued in sums of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EA '-i .
paysble In ten yenrs or sof.tM-r. st t!ic opt !ni. - ) .
Borotth. and hearfni a per cent, inter
Which ts payatile Seml-anminily.
The SECURITY is UNQUESTIONA; .t
the faith arid erdif ol the irorong! Win? 1 ' :
Cd tor the payment of l ot h principal nml mt. . ..
For further Information cmII on or a.: i-
. IH'K.i RS .
LIen.bnrg. June 2S lT.V.tf.
ARE YOU GUlNTt TO PAINT
Averill Chemical Pai
I;-
PUT li In can Of sll sle : I ceb .-, re:
put the brush in and Us... Any une t.trt i
( own tl tiler or make a business l.j u'inir it.
1 tho cheapest snd best-. TrriMitiktrin S
ONIONS, BALDWIN 1 CO.,
No. OX AVootl Wli-c-i
t-T. prmiii'ttnn, p.ti i
A' UniTOIl'8 NOtlOK. The
tlersigue.!, hsVing leen nfipointe-'
J tho Orphans" Court ofCamhrlft eonnty And.
I report distribution of money in the hn'mts of
! C K. 5?AM and H. Kinkbao. KxcettU.r .
, Vll PoWEI.U dec'.l. hereby fclves hotlt-s t'
, will attend In the duties of said Btlln!tr- -
his offlce in Kbensbnrg. on. MUX DA Y. 1 1 i"
' ria.r or JCIiY. 1STS. at 1 o'clock, p. m.. wfe
wheresll persons having claims arc r;i
present them or bedebam-.; I..in ttirting I
sbsre of the lund. Ai Y. U.tHKU,'
i July a, K7..-;tt. An i "
E
XKCUTOIi'S NOTICR
Kstste of Wm. Lahimi K. tic
betters radmtnbtrsik.n on the !: ,i fi.
Cedent, late tit tambria township. C'Hmlirla
ty. having Ixi-n Issued to the nn.fersign.l, a :
Sons Indebted to stnl estate afo tiotteed th.-U
mcnt nirtst lie made tort h with, and those li
clatuts against the Ssirtu will present them -. .
probated Jo. fn-tt lement.
JIAHV JAN K I.AKIMRR, Fxeeurr"
r her C.mnsel. SHiiKVAKitit fc Sn. HI.tit.
June liS, lsTi.-St.
DM IN ISTKATCIU'S NO Tit I
Knt.tte of KAMI' Kt. KTtlY, tl
Notice Is hereby irlyctt thst letters of Ad;
t rut ion on the cs.ateot Samttel Stoy, late tit
irheny township, dec d. hare been granted
undersigned. All M'rsous Indebteti to said
are hereby notified lo mike Immediate pa
and those having olalms againSt the im w. .
Sent them duly authctitic:el for Sett lemen
JtlSEi'll KCKKNKOIIt, Ad
Alleghetty Twp , June 11, lfT.-et.
JW. McCOXXEMi, M. I).,
Pll i CIAS AS1 StTK:H(
lJlttTT.
OfHce formerly occupied by Dr. -Istiuson.
calls can be made at ...yers' "Hotel-. Mi.;