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Kdward Yccnra, of Walker townsLip,
Huntingdon county, is the last man heard
from who closed liis earthly career by blow
ing into tlio muzzle of a gun and forgetting
To keep his foot long enough on tho trigger.
The hall entered his mouth arid the last
hreath departed from the name orifice imme
diately after. This on Thursday afternoon
last.
It is said that an attempt was made on
Friday night last to fire the Mountain House j
at Cresson, and that a female form was seen ;
gliding over the roof in a mysterious manner
ii .1 l'.ast I'oiH-niatiL'h at shortly lefore the flames hurst forth. As
: i i .in!;, with the back ,iue precaution has been taken to provide
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against just such a catastrophe, the fire was
promptly checked before any serious dam
age had been done.
An old lady named Coppers 78 years of
age, hung herself with a corset in Allegheny
township, Somerset, county, not long since,
and the Johnstown Tribune facetiously re
marks that of corset killed her. Bha had
for some time been complaining of heart
disease, IV.it seemed to fear that that afrlic-
CIlBilJEEH.
. civ;: burg, Pa.,
, J . - A I a. so, ts..
im ATii r Hon Sam'l Hf.x
, -Mii'v wa never more forri
1 .' ri i' yest.-r.b.y morning
,,.7. ,,t' ihe tragic death of
,' ' '' i.rv. well known and great
i , .).- :i ml abroad, whose lii'e-
.... i'.. niiii mi the railroad Le-
in mm nn teg orimeii
i;ov the :! i'h'iit happened
, r.ired at present writing,
I,, i.i be that Mr. Henry was
,,.. in mi riiiladelphia, hut
. in I iiiiH to get off at Cres
,j i . .tiil "i iicinaugb, when
,1 uatf in the ct of stepping
, ar in the next ill front, v. hen
"p-i-tit and tell to the track,
,; :,-mi!i .! d. His remains
i n -1 a- we are fning to press,
oms.bi.v afternoon
Peace to
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PEttSOMAL.
.:-
the Other J'laee.
r, h. : snaked were recently
,( n v I ' r t.
tw- niy eight years old still
, :,- p.r the I'.lair iron and coal
r .f in Altt'i i.a that a married
.. i -as cloned with a young
,., il.iliiilaysburp.
.. . ( cu-tiue has cai'ght the
i ,.;'!. a fair prospect, for the
.. . . of a t'p -fip company.
; II. pi'lib-r- employed in the i
. Ii.d'.'g'-d in a very pleasant
. ,. ir.iix ille, this county, on'
tion would tint end her existence soon enough
hence the hanging.
A niau uanieJ DenJ. F. Kelley struck
another named James Killyan on the head
with a hammer 5u one of the lower shops on
the Pa. K. K. Co. , at A 1 toon a, Tuesday last,
fraclnrlug his skull and producing injuries
which may, and probably will, prove fatal.
The trouble was caused by Killyan marry
ing a lady whom Keller wished to marry.
The assault was a very cowardly one, Kelley
striking his victim from behind. The would
be nsfcassin is now in jail.
The Athletic Juniors of L.oretto have
won another decisive victory, this time set
tling the hash of the Gallitzln base ballists
by a score of 32 to 11, the game taking place
Wednesday afternoon last on the grounds of
the former club. Honors are gathering thick
1
land fast on the Ioretto boys, and if they
M has leen lodged in i keep on a while longer, as they have been,
itli forgery and em- ' nothing short of first class professionals will
lit f the Victor sew- In- able to get away with them.
,..iny at Alti.i'tia.
l a- two l.sse ball organi-
v i!..v.
v.
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a I
1 .1 half.
. : -i.'ii, j r. , who recent ly cut
.- .in i:i Ji'iinslown named
. ii a ruZ'jr, ' a.(4 arrested
. 1 .!.-. l.iy !:(, and is njv
-i .iili ,.t Sl.i'cj bail.
i.ian. sun of Mr. John fJar-
. W.n l. h.iJ bin lelt thumb
;.it by In ii'.g strti'k by
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vii'g to aun ai-
1 IV,, ai th- bat.
' '. neiiiaili borough,
i.ttnn in his garden in
. w i i e M-nt fri in Mein-
About eighteen feet ot the cellar wall
of the county alms-hm.se, which recently
. .i- ersweat" and the i gave way, has been rejilaci-ii by new stone
t, ,i.";.s the ".Ir.niata," j work twelve and a half feet, in heights Th
- ," ai.il I. 'ill khows how j,,l, was dune by Mr. Thos. Carroll iu a kkil-
j ful and workmanlike manner, .is was ac
ii n. ii:. td Win. I-eo was coiiiplish-il without disturbing asingl.i brick
,i, cf an engine n the west- i in tbe edifli'e. This too after several well
Pa. K. II. , Friday night , known and competent mechanics hail de
.1 liijuiies uliii.h caused his 1 clined to undertake the task.
j Were it not that King, of the Altoona
1-e pli-iiie a Wi'.more to. i j;a, j;rat, is afllictcd with another brl spell of
ami g.ailiifss will no liis own ( King's) English, we should insist
ri me, The new military j t hat ourWashingloii township correspondent
r , it is said, will attend promptly indict him for liliel, inasm'ich s
; ; i,e:!"ivm. j hriutimafesthatwearewre.stlingwiihwh.it
; i I : is the Sen a torial,pnd j j,e H lieves to lie the nina hundred and fifty
; n'li r, Miehat'l Kunkle, i SfVenth attack of quincy. As it is, we can
i Representative delegates ; si a reel y refrain from saying on a venture,
1 ee,, tai ie State cwuveiitiou j "Sic(ken) him, 'Qniucy anyhow.
r, ' i 1 i niinty. U. B. WestbriMik, Esq., informs ns per
I m a . li. "id "f Mr. Simon dig, and ! postal card from New York that there is no
j ... j h i; 'ig, death fnni dysen- j truth in the statement mado by our Washing-
, ! :.v i i ?!!; wild cherries, we , t()ll township correspondent last week that
:i-i '.mi k. ami its age was two j jjlu Sonmau estate had been sold to aa Eng
lish company, orindeed tliat it has been sold
at all. Of course "Quincy" did not origin
ate the story, merely giving it as a rumor,
but a it seems to have been a false rumor,
we deem it our duty to rectify the error.
Frank A. ('only, the minof m iny faces
and the chap who knows how to make every
bily happy with his fine singing and amus
i:ig representations, will appear before bis
numerous friends at Chest Springs this (Fri
day) evening in one of his charneterisl ic en
tertainments, and at Carro'ltown to-morrow
(Saturday) evening in Ihe saui" role. Ot"
iruf I'rank is too veil known and aiipre-
i a. a iin-recxperimeiif, ! both nlaces to need any recommeu-
weiild secia to be juite I d.ition from us.
The stable attached to the Iiiverside
Hotel at Confluence, Somerset county, Mr.
Frantz, proprietor, was destroyed by lire
together with all its contents at on early
hour on Friday morning. Throe horses, two
or which belonged to Mr. Harry Moure and
I Mr. ISeutmi of Pittsburgh, and the th'rd to
!; ...ii 1 s.rive to lay by j y r. Fiantf., perished in the ll.inies. An ene
iy i'y. This is a good j ,y (.f the hotel keeper is suspe -ted of liar
!. is Hi it ni.Mtey can be '. ic fired the barn, and is at present iu jail
ii g all the dry go4ls, j on a charge of incendiarism.
; v etc, you ntc4 from j The I1..1 lidaytsburg Nfni'fi.rtflearns from
i .iim.uI iw undersold by j otir down town contemporary that "the pe-
I i- a i. ..A ...lifiim tlin ,,ri ,m it.! ir ff
pie OI J HOOIIi ilir .g.i ,. -
a ci'y organization," and then captiously
: ! , i.litieK to railroad remarks that it was unib r tlie impression
that they had such an organization. P.ut
that's just the kind of a man Trangh is no
! one cau air his knowledge of anything now-
! a-days with, tit getting that confounded pa
per after him with a sharp stick, as-it were,
' so to Sieak. P.rother James lis our sym-
pathies.
j As the plank walk along the east side
! of Jn'ian street, has been completed, we sug-
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', k ai a-tiiAl cost. Set .; gest the propriety oi our "ioiiKii !.
i and then see the Judge I tending the liberticsof that thoroughfare by
A b.trgains. j special vote toourdown town contempirary.
n . i.ier friend Ir. II off- i If they do- we fell sure that the denizens
' ..... -l . e it
k'. own a a most skilful thereaway will liirnisn auescori, n i.e..-u
to accompany him on his tour of inspection
and point out the Ixauties lielonging and
the benefits to bo derived from an improve
ment which according to his way of think
ing has been so sadly misplaced,
j A man named Smith, who kept a saloon
I in Johnstown a few years ago, but subse-
Cresson ! quently abandoned me ousiness oei .msc mc.c
wasn't "millions in it," is now said to lie
Huntingdon J' rm.i I
-toi-y a'D'it. ihe t'am-
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niiiri h v r the;
,r 1 he purpose of
review of
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the Fifth
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...v , . ri-nl in selling pies
i i,n.' nl i ties to railroad
,,i enuii gh, were ImIi
e. I n x lay evening last by
r 'i",d wii le altetnpting to
W iv ':ism iijict train after
k a '. .. ay.
of Johnstown, as will bo
, in, t elsewhere, proposes
,e;.i'. , from the clothing busi
.: 't .!), i t in view proposes
he at lallitziu on Wed
. 1 1 i 1 1 y iirmeil and equi p-
- r.
a ni'-tnln r of the "Moun
a'.l club, Altoona, had his
me eyenadly demoralized,
', 1 y U-ing struck in the
1" bail knoekeil from a bat
a,' nf the "Calico" boys, a
trie "M. C.'s" were at the
'"lilT- .1
s Ii
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'"'i'.
'"I .
!, , i,vi' molars and take
r partial sets of artilieial
-t living prices.
' '.iiia, Ohio and West Vir
.I'in'i i.utieipated in its
ion ve;erdav
I 1 -ii,ti,-s. As our Dane r
;:. t!-.. f.-asf of reason and ; superintendent of the East St. Louis rolling
. s,,iis hi I.rogress, of j mill, in which he is reputed to own oonsid-
no particulars this week. ! erab'.e stock. How it was ever out that tho
whilom saloon keeper and tne present roil
ing mill superintendent is one and the same
person, we are at a loss to know, though it
is quite probable that his first name is John
and that fact led to the discovery.
Messrs. Haxter & Son of this place have
concluded to make way with the entire
stock of goods they have now on hand.no mat-
t f rthe erection of the new ter what the sacrifice, as they need room for
II ilMdaysburg has been their fall and" winter supplies. Hence it is
that they have resolved to sell all they have
atlessthan cost, and they invito every one
who wishes to secure better bargains than
they ever heard of to bring along the cash
and see what they can do for them. This is
no catch-penny announcement, but a bona
Jiile promise which they pledge their words
m ar Pittsburgh, stepped off the j to make good. 8-20.-tf.
luiiod ition while iu motion, on j It hnft jnit reached the public ear that a
. and alighted just in front of dastar,iy attempt to wreck the Fast Line
"!-'h Ksl'f' west, which was j west wa(, made not long since at Pack Saddle,
! way at the time, and which ; bw,ow j0i,nfltown, by placing rails, tele
. a-,,1 injured him so badly that ; cr!lph poie9 ad other obstructions on the
same afternoon. f- track, but fortunately the watchman dis-
' trom next Monday will wit- f. t.pvere,i ti,e condition of affairs before the
' - "f tn'! Ir county train rea-bed that noint. This rtendish at
tempt at wholesale murder was kept from
the public in hojn;s that the discovery of
the perpetrators' would thereby 1m made
more certain, but thus far all efforts to ob
tain a clue to the hellish fiends hare proved
1 unavailing.
r will lie when he gives the
i;ity, t,) Mr. John Schreine, of
1 w!....s.- hid wn $103,700, or 51,300
l Hi-' tu r.t lowest bidderand 5G4.300
Ii 'Ijesl on a list of twent v-three
"' :' e -s I" ,r 'he vi rk.
"'''"'I'l'W McFarlane's foundry at
A citizen of IVlacklick township found
on his retnrii homi from this place, on Tues
day lasr, that his pocket-book, containing
seven dollars and a few cents had turned
up missing, but whether he lost it iu Kbons
burg or on his way home ho is not, aide to
say. If it has been found and is iu honest
hands, the tinder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at thisoilice.
John Wilson, the man now under lock
and key at Castle Ita inner, in this place, for
lieing implicated in the burglary ot Mr. i
Heiple"s jewelry store in Johnstown, on j
Tuesday morning of last, week, is believed '
to be the same Joint Wilson alius California i
Jack, who with two others succeeded, some
eight years ago, in robbing the Coontv a- j
tional U.vik of Clearfield of tor
which crime he and his confederates were
subsequently arrested, but by turning State's
evidence Wilson succeedod iu escaping pun
ishment. Having some two weeks ago Inadver
tantly spoken of the editor of the Atoona
Tribune as "H. Clay Iuau," that gentle
man intimates iu his last issue that even the
quincy won't save us if we should happen to
fall into his hands. A terribly threat surely,
considering the ability (?) of Hem to do
what he threatens," but hardly so bad we
ween as the fate that will certainly overtake
us should H. Clay Dean himself, who has
really the onlj justcaiise for feeling offended,
find out that we took his name iu vain pro
vided of course that Dean, like Deru, is a
great strapping big fellow.
Although we have seen no notice of the
fact in any of the papers published in that,
place, it is none the less true that a child
was recently born in the lorough of Indiana
with its heart on the outside of its breast, iu
plain view of all beholders, and without any
covering upon its stomach. At the time
the story reached this place, where it was
told by a medical gentleman fully cognizant
of the fact, the child was still living, or
at least had been the day previous, which
was the second day after its birth, but as it
could not possibly survive in that abnormal
condition, it is fair to presume this singular
freak of nature is not now in existence.
We chronicle with unfeigned regret the
death of Thomas A. Campbell, third son of
James F. Campbell, Esq., editor of the Johns
town Voire and Echo, which sad event occur
red on Thursday, Aug. 13th, at the early
ago of 17 years, 3 months and 2 days. The
deceased was an exemplary, intelligent and
much esteemed young man, and as a com
positor he was quite proficient and of great
assistance to his father. 1 1 is disease was Jn
liamatory rheumatism, with which he had
been afflicted since last February anil .vhich
finally reached his heart avid resulted in his
death. H is remains were taken to the Cath
olic church, Johnstown, on Saturday, where
a M:icsforthe repose of his soul was cele
brated, and on the billowing day they were
conveyed to Altoona and interred beside
two of hi sisters who slaep their last sleep
in St. John's cemetery. May God grant him
eternal rest.
We publish elsewhere what purports to
be a true story of Old Portage railroad days,
taken from the Johnstown Tribune, but
which toourown certain knowledge, contains
several inaccuracies, unless indeed, two cir
cumstanees of like character happened at the
time referred to, which of course is not at all
probable. For instance, it is not true that
the wedded pair have lieeti "gathered to the
native dnsc for many years," nor is it cor
rect that the parties thus singularly mated
reared a family, several of whom still reside
in the vicinity. Equally fallacious is the
statement that the lady in question was the
only child of her parents who were in com
fortable circumstances and that she in time
inherited all their wealth. The truth of the
matter is that the husband is still alive and
at present resides in one of the Western
States, that they have no children residing
in this county, and that tho woman, instead
of inheriting the property of her parent.-;,
was for some reason cut oil" with a Kingln
dollar, a pittance which was never laid claim
to by either herself, her husband, or any of
their children.
The announcement made a few days ago
that Win. M. I.loyd, Esq., of Altoona, had
concluded to retire permanently from llm
banking business and devote his entire at
tention to the settling up of his financial af
fairs, caused .1 feeling of uneasiness in th'.s
community in view of the fact that his
branch establishment here was al-o to be
closed, thus leading depositois to imagine
that a financial crisis was again to be pre
cipitated npr.n us. This feeling. liow,iV.;r,
gradually snlv-idcd, and in its place came
the belief or at least the hope that so far its
the old depositors are concerned the suspen
sion of business would have, a tendency to
make them more secure. As to the new
deposits there is no-.v little or no apprehen
sion of danger lelt, as everything seems to
point to an eariy and satisfactory adjustment
of all the new claims. The sudden ami
shocking death of the cashier of the bank
here, Hon. Samuel Henry, an account (if
which we publish elsewhere, Las created an
excitement and feeling of sincere regret
which has fakeu the place of all oilier
thoughts, and for the time being financial
matters lulve ceased to excite coiutuent or
interest amoug our people.
A Laut Diks in (''nrr.cn. Our Wash-
ington township corre.-iioiidcut, "Quincy,"
furnishes us with the following particulars
of the sudden death of the estimable wife
our greatly esteemed friend and patron, Mr.
John Itel, of that township, which sad
event occurred in St. liartholomew'schurcti, ,
Wilmore, on Sunday morning last. It will
be remembered that a little daughter of Mr. ;
Itel was killed some months ago in a runa-
way accident near Munster, and now comes
a second and greater bereavement in tho
suibb-n death of his devoted and much lie- i
loved wife. Speaking of this last sad occur
rence, our correspondent, writing under date j
of Aug. 18th, says: j
The entire community was Hreat'r shockeJ '
on Snothiy mommtr lst by the nnnounct uient j
of thf sutMen ami i!neXce:e,1 lieatii i.f Mrs. i
biieimla M. Jtel, wife of Mr. Jobu Itel. or j
Wiishiiitflou town-hip. which occurred in tho
("iiiholic chiircli Wilmore on Sunday 1110!!!! i
last. Mr. onl Mrs. Itel ca: to chiircli to '
trcl her, n,l as usual wont Into tUe sacreu edifice j
to recite a lew prayers before ditine serTlce j
commenced. At the conclusion of her dc-vo- .
lions, Mrs. Itel walked outside of the church, j
but remuined tber only a few raomeuta wtitu
she 11 train entered I lie buiUiinjj", ati l wu in the
net of pam into Uor i-'w H heu she wh sud- I
denty prostntted to the floor. A miuit.vr of I
persons who saw her failiuif uuiuedinlely ran
to bor assistance nnd carried her into the open
air nnd from thence to the puutoral residence. I
Mecbe.il aid was at once mnumoaed, but it i.
proved of do avail, as she ermre.l in less than i
five minutes after she bad been pro.-ilime.l.
Some maintiiin (hat she died instantly, while I
Srecixi. Ax xol xcevfir.-In answer to nnm-et--,:s
inquiries the puhlisheis of "A Century
A 1 ter. or Pictures, pie ; limpsc of Phnaoe-j-.hni
and I'wms) Ivsnia,'' Messrs. Allen. I.ane Asmtt
and J. W. I-anderhiicli, Zmt S. Tilth street, l'hil
ailelphiii. announce the folh-winir lit of cities
and loealites in l'ennj I van! iwhich, with oth
ers, will be illustrated i-i the torto Cominir Knie
01 thttt K-roit work of Ki t. viz; Piitshursr, I 'huiu
bersbuiv, VV-lkesK-iri'", Bethlehem Erie. Valley
Fi vko. Iiehtware Water (. Coau-aville. the
All.-henies llnn-Nlnii ir. U 'luln ir, Seratilon,
Kfislon, Sunr-iiry, Lehigh Valley. Chester, the
Isu.-ijiiehaui'H. the CokI Iu-kioh-, tit-t 1 ) v-u i,
i'otissille. Wiliinnport, Mn.uh Chunk, tiinsf
niiitrs Veirrv , Chcsicr Valley, J it mat Valley,
M- lh loiiie, Lock Kiivc-u, arm ihe ConemanxU
Kiver.
'i he enrvin yet t be pnb'.iahed wl'.t be
fnliy cquui (in point of e!cei'r:ce to thc--alreudy
is-uc-1, mid ln.no .. (.1111 uient th
woi k be iijiowed to fail h. low me hi n 9'andard
wh it-It we have vdojued tor it.
To lie put.'Julied ju VirTrty !KMr-snurut T
Part, at l-'iiu tun frl,, 10 ini-d on u v'-rior
toned paper. :ze. JU x 13 iaches. ,Soi-l nlr
by suliHcriptioji. Afeuis wanted everywhere.
l'.irUe remdimr ia Iwoulitivs wijere itrcnt
have not been u,,,mtf-U run obtain itie work
ty ailurcsiiiK tlic pub'inljers.
jus &! Li ii ii' j
1 viriiie .r surn
I 1
ry writs of V, n I. hrir..
111.. 111;. 1 1 cf. . r.ifi. i J;, I
1.H111M 11..1, II..I o. a 1 . .... t .1 fu,u 1 imi.a lli.p I
v.,,.... V....... .iT "a...u ti. a......- I ,,rP' rcirarUK'so ol ituratlOU. aire or S- X. Co
Jh- was an exemnhirv and devout tneiuht-r of uu," 1
llie Catholic church and was esteemed and re-
siect'U by all w bo knew Uer, as 'a ubumluiitly
iiiaiiifested at her lunerul. which lotik place
yestordoy at the Catholic cemetery, Wilmore,
whither her remains were followed by a lrKi;
concourse of weepmir relativus and aorrow inir
friends. A very impressive funernl discourse
was delivered by itev. II. MuHujch, paslor of
the church, iu which ho warned hU hearers of
the certainty of death aud of its frequent oc
currence when leust expected, and uimi referred
In feelinif terms to the pious and ncmplary
life, now hroujrht to a sudded oloso, of her wbo
was about lo bt consent 1 to her last tvarthlv
reiting- place. The attending pbyoician kiivh It
ad his opinion tluit htart discus.-, to which she
hud been subjected for some time past, was the
cause of her untimely death.
. Ir. Vfirnej-fc vit porrntl yrtf j of nn
tM Is (cuaiu'il ecd to cure 1 ntlauimation of the t
Kidneys and Mlddjer, painful or snpir fd
ni niaiion t-i frctpicii't in ohi utc painful or sup- 1
pressed nn-uli uaiion. leucorrhuea or white.
irravei. (r'ect, stricture, blooey dmchurtres,
lti-iyht's (lisea.e, Orickdust deposlta, dropsy
P'lin in the buck or side, kick Leuum he. piiii
ples, blolchesand eruptions on the face. Mild
l disease of n speciac or c;ntiiutioim. nil-
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it ul
ns
TnF ptnk of perfect ion i n flower, nn.l Sn'o
nion in r, 1 1 his w 'n oy had not n f oilrt to corn pa re
with a lilly. In Cnose days, however, the great
clotbiir estiihlir-hment of Hoilfrcy Wolf, next
door to the post -office. Altoons. s.ii,it. and
therefore F.oloinon lahored iinlern dlsflitvan
tuife not ku.iwn to the people nf thi section.
M r. WuJ f hu clot hiotr enouirh to supply a reir i-1111-11
1. ajui poor imieert must be the man w ho
cannot afford to dress well at his prices.
Ax Old Poktaok Yarn. The facts con
tained in this narrative are vouched for by
an old and respected citizen. The story
runs that during old Port ago Railroad days
three 8tolch111e.11 had a contra t of cradinz.
filling, etc., a few miles east of this place. I
They hoarded together, and secured the ser-
vice of a lady residing in the neighborhood
to cook their meals, and look Attr their i
doniicil. l.nmor had it thai ber reputation i
was not aliove reproach, but, lie that ns it
may, she made an cxce'lorit servant, and
when their work was finished they came to
the conclusion that something should 1 -e
done for her in the way of testifying their
appreciation of her many good ijuali ties. It
was at, length proposed in all seriousness
that one of the pasty should marry her, and
that the loser in a game of '"old sledge," or
"seven-np," should be the individual. To
make the affair satisfactory, it was also
agreed that the lower in the gamn of cards,
but the winner of a wife, should be present
ed with the horses, carts, tools, etc., that
had been used in the partnership contract,
as tlifr remaining two proposed going to
Michigan, where they had procured a job.
They sat down ami commenced the mo
mentous game. At its conclusion the loser
at once sought the lady ae.d proposed for
her hand ; and she, nothing loth, accepted.
They were married ; and while his former
partners lietook themselves off to Michigan,
lie settled down, and, in time, reared a fam
ily, several of whom are residing in the
same vicinity yet. It was 9. fortunate mar
riago for him, iu a worldly point of view,
as tho lady's parents vei pretty well off,
and she, being an only ct.i'.d, inherited all
their estate. The l,ubitid and wife have
been gathered to their n;-.;iv I'ust fur niany
years, but fc-mie of our older readers will re
member of hearing of the circumstance, of
their singular wedding. This is a veiit.xl.le
story, and wu nsibr locate it by stating
iiams, ns well as place ar. l datii : but that
would do 110 good. Jnhvxldwn Trdiimc.
Tnr. Inst of the -MimiTer months is with u-,
Indeed hns nearly libit slipped away from us,
ami the time Tor laying in fill and winter roo,'s
will ere lonir pot in an eppeii ranee ; lienct- it I
that R. J . f ill In anxious to eloKe out hi sutn
nier froixtsat price that are indeed otonlshirig
even in these psnieky times, and hence 11 !ii.o
wise is thet buyers will fj.-r J M i I ti tberit'iit man
lo buy from, liive him a c'tii without delay.
Pt r.Asri'T, it liFhid. is cHrm rmui l where
soiiirht, h;it pb-a-'iiro and profit bold, ive are
sun-, cm be fnurd in the pun-h.i-c of oinilt--up
clothing at the fumous Unit Hull Chit h inir Hu
raarol is. J. Hi-h i Urn., I a:ol 2i3 Main St..
Johnstown, v.-ii'-ro ;i!l nylej. !. !lu, t..Hiies
in the way of y.it' nod yrutiis' omrtis are dis-I'tjvi-,
in trrcit profusion no-1 1 1 ai pries
which for cheapness none cm: excel.
r.niTr.t rv.
G r.LAC,IIF.! -TM. d. n t Ms olnee, on Mon
ilnv nich. A up. bitii. Mr. AllcK f.i.Afi 11 ;;h.
wife of James ('liiibnsher, ptfpii aliout Ot) year".
The .Icecnsed w:i tiorti in Crfclcr-rrnore, pi'ri h
of Teinpleci one. con in y itmierral, 1 r eland, I rem
whence she came to this count rv with h r hus
band about Ihe year p.'il. and limtllv removed
to and settled In this ,hre some fifteen vims
aifo. She was indeed a most cxemphiry woman
f It hi nl, kind mul otiliyi.-g in nil the walks of
life a true wife, a Inviritr mother, a generous,
charitable neighbor, and a sincere, devoted
Christian, livr funeral took p lac- on Wednes
day morning, and niter solt-mn lliuh Mass tor
the repose ot her soul. 11 lew feeling remarks
relative to the pintis lite she hid led arid the ne
cessity of bcmgutnll times prepared Tor death,
and the usual ceremonies on behalf of the dead,
tier remains wero consigned to Mother Karlh in
the Catholic cemetery In this place. Was-she
rest In p. ace.
MOYF.lt. Pled In Clearfield town-hip. on
Paturdny morntng, Aug. 7(h, IS'.'t, Mr. Joseph
Movfk, ag-d shout .i years.
Mr. Moyer. whnwas'an uncle of ex-SherifT
James Mrcrf, of this pl-ieo. was one of the old
est citizens of thistountv. having come here
very early in lile. I v.-., i hoivt ii- in end
Alitu 1 ',?.. I'r.
. 1 iu. I ciei. i.i'wn.. ';'; f.tri.' &'ut -.
i ,':'"' is-'i"i! out 01 the Court of Common l'lens
: ot 1 amhri.i county nn l to me nire f;-d. thee;
; will he evposed to i'nh'ic Sale, at ihe Court
! """S-. m l'.refist)i.:rj'. on MoM)r. the t3 il iv
1 Si-s-ii.xnKu next, at 1 .1 c,ui k. p. .v.. the fol
lowing rea! cMafc. to wit :
j All the ritht. tit! nn-! interest i.f.t. v.. Hutm.'s.
I 'x' '1 a-i-i to a or jmr-el r Un-l cu.Ke ia
: Itarr towushtp. C.atnhrin ctamtv, n:; ..ini'.ir Kin-is
;e Kr !. Sn,i-r. J.m. ;-h H ire." Am ti- rtv Klpple.
1 and ; hi rj. 'intn.tnii ;; tteres. tn..r- or ss n.'n.nt
j 1 acre uf whi-u i -lere:l. Ikit i-f 1 . on er.-ei-d
a oc .;nry frame fc.ms,- un l w.i'e'r mill, re-w in thf
; or.tip-tnry id .1. K. H..!m s. -flcn n ef'en'ion
Slid t.i be i-.ld tbii suit ol Me.Nih -V Hiillor
j -V us,., u, tin r: t, ii:5. i:. 1 in: ,-r. .,1 N. i rt,e,
, of. ia mi. ton pi.-c- r pur.-el (f l.it.,1 siui.c- .11
j Whing'on tiwiih;i, i ,itin r;:t i-oun; v, a.t j uuing
, lan.U ol lowvii i.ieoi-.., pat't in l .!.,.
; ieb. and 01 Iters, cut j.ni:i 17 vr,.?. u.,.reer ln;s,
. sliHtj; S-i acri ui wh:. h are .-Uar vl. leivtmr liu re-
en erTtr.! a tm,--:i,i-a-h.il 1 st- rv i.-.ink hoi-, ami
rr.im :nlie. n,,w ir. t;i o,-i-iii,a,i.-v ,,t N Hche.
1 'i'.ikPti In executioa and to be'sulifat C.iefuit or
I TiiIiJm A he.
I Ai.v,, nil the right, title nnd Interest of Cntha
i rtne f arrell. of. !n and 10 a piece or l it o! :rr,,!iml
j -"i'" in .srrr.iiii.wri ' ireugii. Capi-Tii. cuntv,
ir-ii'. irnr on 1 'atfrphc 11 street, and :i I join iter bin Is
f the heirs of J dm t n j.t ,r-: i. dee'd. en the ws!,
nor: h nnt onft. baring thereon erected a two storv
plank house and a plank stable, now in the oeen
Kiney or Hobert Campbell, r.ii.en in execution
and to be sold at the sin; or H. Sennlan nnd emu.
i-akland. txemvorn or pett;r U cal.l iu i ..et.
Ajao. all the right, title ate! irr;.-i ot IV hn
r!ue Ji,-iKr. of, i:i 111, ,1 to .t ri-'C? ,.r n, re -lot I .mi
ituiite ia Carroll towrishi. ( 'htiiI r .1 1 .em: v a !
Joluiii landf l V,n We.ikian.1. a::m. I Veak
U'ld, Joseph hner. ami oth.-r, coieniiiii.g two
hi tck, more or W, bavin thereon eree'.e 1 a l,i
s'.ory ioar.lt boue and frairo u ! .J,-. rn w in tt.e
o-eujianey cf Joyph Y.i!,r,er. t .,ell ;n , x..i.,u:,.ii
au I 10 be anid at 1 he u t 01 Sehini it Kri ',ir
Al.o, all the right, title and interest 01 Wiidaw
Miller, of, in nn-f to a piece or parcel ol lin-i sUa
aie in Susquehanna township. Cambria conniv,
adjoining lands 01 John .Manion. Thomas i-vri:"-,
.Tacob ttyrne. and others, containing fu acre?, "mere
er lefs, alHiut 2.1 acres ...f which are cleared, having
thereon erected a loir house and a log barn, now in
the occupancy of in. Miller. Tatt n in execu
tion and to be sold at the suit of Davis, 1-Aaus
Also, all the rlitht. t'Mean I Intorcpt of John V.
Kft'ri and Charles :!niT. trading as the lirm
of Jelin P. Kelv.-i ;.... f. in and lo a piece or
lot of ar nnd situate in f, .n-.t-i i...r-ta h Vtiiiiria
county, frotitin--on St. Al.irv's sirei t i.n.l extend
Inn baci; 2'Kj (ot to ;i ao. v on tb- cast, and ad-j-uning
lot of Mr Jbrs-iriM u-v ,n , ), . fontti
and a 11 Rliey en llio m.riii. h-.viny tiier-on er-ctcd
Sk two sb-ry frame house, now in ihe ;. .ii::n -v i f
John P. fb:iel. and a frame .-iatde nnd a fr.ime
I'tiihiiiik- n.--. a ;l brewcrv. now in 1 ho ..ceuoam-v
ol Henz.ig X Uetrner. Taken :n execution :iud Co
be sold at tlio suit of Hurnle int Co
Ai so. a'l the r g'n. title nnd int. rest of "William
Tiley and S. M. w ,.-!e..e!(. ot. in an-l lo a piece r
j-nici-i i.i i.iici . 1 oil, 11- r e-'Mtivni townshU).
brei cmnty a-te.iuinv- ot Ii r la.-i,'- ..t win: o-i
-. Jae ,! I.'iira-u.n. F. .Af. ( leorre.
Il'llg l-'-'f a.-T . in. r.: ..'r 1. J . a
- ,i v i . J - n ;i re ei;.-t r.',l I, a -; r I ri(.-
a tiv-. story frame h-.u.-r : el a !r;or.e I
the oei-nan-'v ( ., 'n U ii-;. :',n'i a
i.ow In the occupancy of .1. IV 'iir'i
irt-ni l fie a ,mvc i.tn-i 'z :i -re-i-in-l
'
Tilnv. t. M.
are! ol 1
a g,
Wie
i Knew
,hieir
him.
a i l enjoyed the rcs etof all
';!,-.;,' !'i Iff.
BAY UP ! All persons in.-lobte-l to
t ie indors'jjiied are earnestly soli
to call ni si' b; I li.-(r hccioik wit hoiit del
I am greatly in need of mm ev at the pre?--nt
AN.V :'Ut"(5Hi:iv2 V,
Kbenrberg, Aug. SI, ls7. -3t.
r. 71 ;,
, :i t ree;, d
:ra. iv. w in
c.-il bank.
irry. excel,.' dig
p r ,,V sur-
ot in
.- an I ,
-:,',:rc:f
e.X' '.'U-i'ill all'! to
. exe, ,-,.r ot the
ii. ."vCC-irmiek.
face c.,!-i to i.t
.'.'old to -1 l-'h i It- lie 1I..C a;i
sold to Win. iiy in. Ta
bo fcl I ul tiic ?uii of . .1, Knirio
lat will an,; tt staiimnt l,t a lex.
ueeea ?d.
Also, nil the riirht, title an- interest of John J
Kr;o. li., of. in and lo a piece or p in- -1 of land
situate in Ciearm l I t.ovn.-lop, Cambria coun'v
adjn!n!'ig land? of John Melierm.u. Win. Iit tl'-i
IiuH Curl, nnd o' hers, c, n t a ' r. i e it ls'3 m-r.-s. more
or less about SO aerrsof which ore fl are 1. Iiavin-ther?-m
rrecie-.l a two s:orv h-sr In. us.- aiid a b'g
stabk'. now In the occii;ian :v ol Jacob Hr.ind, and
a two story plank hou-e an"l e l- g stable, now in
the occupancy of . Taken in execution
ond to he sold at the still of S. K. loirns.
Also, all thp rtnlu. title and interest'or lianicl
Kline, of. in and lo a piece or parcel ot land situ
ate In Chrst townshiji, Cambria countv. a-ljoining
land of tieo. Deitrich. John Thomas. "ami others,
containing 3a acres, more or less, aboat acre of
which are cleared, having t hereon erected a one-and-a-half
sto, y house arid a log barn, now in the
occupancy of llntc Klin". Ta'.ea in execution
nnd to be sold at t "a suit, of U m. ICit t t il. atlnilnb--tr:i'"r
',f Ml h o-! Ki.""e.
A i "o. ai! i ?:" ri'-'hr. i ! and ir.t,
larii.c'i,'. o i. i s a:,. i rn a lo. (,. t; r-
V -i.ti,-e is !, re' y uixen ti- rt ?) fol-
lowioy rotei' ! ;r-. .:-t i, ' ! '. ; ' '
pi I'iy of .li-cciei is. -.'-'o:ei i i1 . t : rt ' -1
tic wid w e! piti -t.i i nil t :'ie '' A
semblvof the !;t'. di.v of r I. A. It. 1-. ':
been i'ib d in the !.viter - at I".' "',.hm'?
and will i.e i-'-scl'.f . -I o. t '.- tt- 'dm:-' 'let r
Cambria cmntv, for c- mie 'i t' "i, nl ' d"1'
line-, ,, ',v t.,.s., v. t h- S: ;i ,!.,' et :;; V
n: ti. A. I. I--. I, to wir :
1. Inventory an. I :;t iitai--" rit or ce'.-i-i p -r-s
airil pre;-,'r:y ,ipi-r i "i t ;, i . ' i ' ' '." ti"'
Mary Krr "T !,.t . f A.;.ttil i.c.rtl. l.'to et 'Mil
bria oroinr'i. ,!" -,t" !
3. Inventory an i i:,,: -:i:' i'ie:! i f e :" 'ti p'r
f. i il p. p'f.v ;i;.;-" . 1 ,n; ' ; ,i' :' try
Jan. f.trn- r. v m , f ". . : . J. .r." -r. t
C.i -r bria ti r.h p. l , r . i.
S Inventory :"! aj...r i . -e-i eir ill p r
..nal ;.r..(,.-t r'y :-.p:-,-i . ( :. ! ? ,e :ir. . , .' .a '
wi-t..w ..I S.i,r,u: t :.;-. t:.' 'el . lit iji-ny
torn b:p. di-e.-aft-d.
4. i n e'ltijry mil :e ,r ' 'in,i.i of i-T'iin p-r-,
it i a 1 roper y a p;-r 1 -! i n-i t ii. irt t. - r 1 - a ri
et;.i i. Kepfi'i". t low ..! .. A . K. J t ar:, i.itv of
V.'llrti.ire t ,r "Uiih. dec. i" t.
ft. liirenlory act appr.i :', t f e.-r'ain pi-r-s-.na!
pr,p- riy a i pr.: ' 1 en. I s -. ni sr. tor I . .In
l.,'ifiii;,,ii. wM,,w ei I'.i it l. t..i.S',',:i. Icte ot Su--tiuchaniia
;owi,-lo:. il' -" '.
j m v.. -!..r':. !'.T..r.
Kegister's o'i I .: -co-. .'. A i'v. !. ',"i.
LIST OF VAl'M'S -rt .:.ui lV.r
trial at. the ensiiit-e term " C.'U: t. .m
iiienclng on tiio Fliisi MaMnY el f.i i imiiih
next :
FIRST iri!''K.
Chrl'ty v?. Al"i:l",ti ?! nnfain
( ..ii ti-'l I.tlii-cer l'j.
'ii m bria Iron Co vs. Ct:r .y.
8-V'iiMi v ' '."'ri.
S.'iinp St Co vs. kr -.
vr': 'ti & Co.'s u--e . . . . vi. S-i'.-n.
(i .ii u in i ' ' V.-'.f.
l'S'-.c .V Co v. Tii Twp. of White.
J''.-:iru'le vs. Hi ' rv.
Wolf v. 'trb-r.
Vaoirlin bvnih vs t"N'.:"tl.
M '( iie-key. .". vs. A i ttii-' I'x'r.
Fu l r'en ci al v l. r -t r.
Myers. V. Co vs. I 'enrol.
bolnn 1 vs. li.ivis tt al.
Kairi-r vi Walker.
I'avi vs lunn.
'1 r-xier vs. Tr-xhTct al.
I'.rr-Ucy vs. KriSKcb.
linitrn fur uc vs. Kneprter.
I'lircmn v. K.ivtt,r.
lioiiircrs s. : i, aald.
Tol in vs. I'vrt-e.
lioiietiicli ...vs. Kit. il.
Van I i aiier v.-. V- l p.-r et nl.
ft. M '' t i A . Piolhoi ofar-y.
I'm" boiiotary's OJUcc, t.'.icus nr.'. Ai;.. !i. I. A.
A Cood Family Kewsfaper.
TllC Ij.tNCASTKIt Wht Kl.V 1 X Kt.t.ol l-MTl IS
ti ti u "1 .i sse i as a family j.iint!. I.ijiiil in .-';
to a ny p:' i,.-r pti !',! - :i-' I i.-i i'-''iti-y 1 v.i a ia. e:ieli im
rue i-.Mit-titiS a varied s;--r" of I,.-erary J' il'. iccl
nnd sci.-o' n. i::a ter, togeiht-r wah all tms
KU s UK i H ! ' H K K.
1 . ii hi i, ul "i,-.i I ,'-mr' merit ah me :s w.,r! h m- ro
thin tie jirtee ol tie- pa per.
It is t he oidc-- I ic-no.-ra i j -nr'v:! in P Tiisyl
v a ni.i. h:. vi:, i:' te en "-i a ' n i - tie t in 17 4. Mi l alt p e
litiral j 1 1 - s inns .lie be. ly nn 1 i.i.iiy d. u-se t in
its e i! n in ;ts.
It l:.j cireu: it l ei iii ik -s it a very vai'i-iblu
adv. I ' .-i-.i: ! ;i;:-i.
Ti:;. vs. s. '- c ip! -s. ?2 :i v' -ir. To clu'i? of
ten or m,,re. vl e'i a y, ,r.
'Si'!'.r.'.n. ' ot-; its S y. vt F';ct:.
'1'iik Haii.v Int. i.i.ii.I'.m . : is pu 'ii hed every
day. f-'tiii-h.ys ex "p ( I. i'. -e :' a t .ir. i. is
on-of I I'e best a, iv r-i-.i-y: ce cii-ri-
A id.-tss, STUiN..IA. lll'.NSt:!,.
l.c.si a.-ter. I'-l.
" AllE YOU GOING TO PAINT ?
i sr.
Averill Cliomical Paint
"I )I'T up in cans of all sizes ati ! c-lors. rcr.dy to
J put t he brush in nn I use. Any on.-can be hU
own painter or make a busiio s by n:ni it. It is
the cheapest and best. Trv a sample can. Sold nt
ONIONS, BALDWIN & CO.,
7 . :5 W"xl Street,
,-d
I
I
M aritat. Indiscuktions. As tlio par
ties b.ive not yet lat:n arrested are not at
liln-rty to jjive names, b"t the facts aru tliese :
Sever.ll years at;o a couple were united in
matrimony, and resided apparently at. Kast
Coitemaujib for some time, wbere cbildren
were born to them. The. busband was a
braUeman on tbe road, and in an evil hour
be la-came acrjuainted with a woman of
questionable reputation, during one of bis
trips to rittsbnre;li. She knew he bad a wife
in full Indus at tbe time, but it was fine of
those ixexplicable fancies that cannot bo ex
plained, or accounted for, ami the pair ran
off together. Tbe.v pulled up in Teincaster,
and while there living illicitly together for
a short time, the recreant husband was sir
rested. After serving a short time In jail
the matter was fixed up in some way, ami
lie agreed toxeturti to Lis wife. They lived
apparently happy until ijuite recently , when
he again disappeared, and was traced to
I,aneaster,wheii it was found thatbebad mar
ried the woman with whom he bail eloped
on a previous occasion. A warrant was is
sued by Strayer, on the sworn inform
ation or" tho legal wife, and an officer will be
sent to bring back not. only tbe husband, but
the woman also. The charge against bini
is bigamy, while the partner of his guilt will
bit compelled to answer for marrying a man
whom she knew at the time, the ct rernony
was performed to have a wife in full life.
If the capture of the partiesis Hlectcd, there
will be a nice dish of scandal served up at
the next term of the District Court. Johns
town Tribune.
' t b vf Mion, nnd close upon it
!" : -v the meeting of the confer-
' i' tin.'. Cambria counties, to se-
I t'.- ",,r St ire Senator and a Siiti
;;atc ii) tho Kii,. cfin vetition, and
-M u what we uliaU swe.
A "Woman Attacked. At an early
hour on Friday inorniglast, Mr. U. (i. Ford",
Superintendent of the Millwood Coal Com
pany on the I. 11. li., in Westmoreland
county, and brother of Mr. Albert Ford, Pa.
It. II., agent at Cresson, was awakened by
cries of "murder!" Dressing himself and
taking his revolver, lie proceeded as fast as
possible in thedirection of the call, and after
going a short distance found that two men
had attacked a servant girl that, lived with
him and were attempting to outrage her per
son, in which they would doubtless have
ttucceeded bad it not l-:en for Mr. Ford's
prompt arrival. They bad thrown the girl
down and gagged her, and had torn almost
every article of clothing from lier liody.
The girl Is seventeen years old, a German
by birth, and has lived in Mr. Ford's family
for some time. She had been at a dance at
a miner's house, about half a tnilo from the
place where she lived, and it was while re
turning home that the men attempted the
outrage. The two fellows were emploved
by Mr. Ford, one ( R. MeCb'llan !,) as fire
man of tho stationary engine, the other a
farm hand named A. Morris alius Webb.
The authorities are in quest of them.
Mt. USMX Coi.T.Kfti:. Stn.l--nts t-i Col- i
lege Department past e:ir, 1,12.1; i!i:V rei,i ;
stmStits from find, 1.1,7'C, of u h en 7.-r,l:i j
one-thir.l bulics hove tsii-ht pn 1 i r:!ii,!; j
of these 4,174 fire graduates of Normal De- j
partment ; total graduates in Pacca'aurcate j
Degree, '7,r. Over ".M."'! commercial students i
now fill good situations. The Faculty nnm- j
bers sixteen experienced professors. This
College, by having erected go-vl buildings,
keeps board with room a ain ut per ,.vn k '
self and club-board milch less. Tuition
but a trifle in any Dejiari ment; no c in'in
gentor extra charges. A pparatns and speci
mens worth over a quarter million dollars
to illnstrato science. Students enter any
time in term at proportional rates. College
property, benefiting students, woith Sl.'l,
7t" ; income last year J?2..ri-l'i, also aids (.in
dents. Many students, without failing be
hind their classes, caru their cnlb gt expen
ses by teaching winters, attending the regu
lar college year of Fall, Spring and Summer
terms, beginning last Tuesdays of August
and February, and middle of May. The
ppecial Winter ttsrm, lieginning iaHt Tuesday
of November, accommodates students not
teaching. jLocation health, moral, accessible
15 minutes drive by omnibus from tbe Al
liance Union Depot. For descriptive cata
logue, address Pres. O. N. Hartshorn, LL.
D., Alliance, Ohio.
-. "
Wink PuonrcTs of New .Tr.ns'ET.
This State is becoming celebrated for grape
culture. Some of the richest port in the
world is produced in New Jersey by Mr.
Alfred Speer, whose name has become cele
brated as a pr.alucer of strictly pure una.lul
teiated wine. The Port Grape Wine of Mr.
Speer is not. bottled or put in market, until
it is four year old, and has become thorough
ly line and mellow. It has proved itself a
wonderful assistant to phyM.-ians, wbo pre
soripe it from the fact that they havehitlier
to found it difficult to obtain a pure Port
Wire. This wine is recommended for de
bilitated persons ; and is given to consump
tives to use. with fresh raw eggs, and as a
medium for taking cod liver oil. The diffi
culty of getting an imported or even a pure
California Port is well understood to be so
great as to preclude Doctors from allowing
their patients to run the risk of its use. M r.
Speer being aware of this fact, has taken the
utmost, care in the making of his wine from
the ripest and finest grapes so as to supplant
the imported wines by producing a genuine
article. His wines are known by chemists
to lie pure and the most reliable for medicinal
purposes. The Druggists throughout the
country sell it, as bollled by Mr. Speer.
Chronicle.
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Is Yorn a fr Wokth Tf. Cents?
Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of disease during their life.
When sick, the object is to get. well. Now
we say plainly that no person in this world
who is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint and its effects, such as Indigestion,
Oostiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpitation of the. Heart, De
pressed Spirits, Biliousness, iSrc, can take
Grff.n's Arct'ST Fwwf.b without getting
relief ar.d cure. If yon doubt this, go to
your Druggists. Ummon & Murray, Kliens
burg, or P. M. Woleslagle Sc Son, Wilmore,
and get a sample liottle for 10 cents and try
it. llegtilar size 75 cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
"TitK LdC.TTT is noon," and so nre the
pictures taken by that, celebrated photo
grapher, Mr., It. Ii. II. Dibbs, 4;1 Sixth
street, Pittsburgh. Citizens as well as stran
gers visit his magnificent gnllery daily, and
without exception speak in the highest
terms of the merits of his establishment.
We advise our friends to call on Mr. Dabbs
and have their picture taken by him. His
prices are very low and he warrants a pic
ture true to nature.
Thf, third nnmlier of WiiK Aavakf., the
new Host on magazine for "tbe young of all
ages," has reached us. It is very bright
with pictures, aud its letterpress is most
"taking." Messrs. D. IiTHIjop St Co., so
well known Cor their success in issuing
choice, books for young people, are the pul
lishers. The record of no othir house could
give a lad ter guarantee for success. Price
$2.00 per year, postage paid.
DMIXISTRATOirs XOTICK.
Est:"!- of M. H. Hi' It K, dce'(t.
Letter? of Adrr tt.l?" ra- ten i-n ti,,-! es'.it of At. H.
linrk. !in.e o! Adue? tern -hip '. i-i-iria i-'-n.lv!
linvt-y i'"t"i u'Miie',! t-i ti e iinders'-je,. ,i. ;..:1 ..!
" iiif iti'l-.'b. e i iu 'I-., I vstat- r.rc re-pp-'ie i to m.i !;
i.:mi-ii:ite piym-.-i-t. .nil t!tes- hnvp-v cht!ni
if.'.-iiti-t the s.-ime w II i resent them pr-.perlv au
tle r.tic .t-i b.r -i-tticinont.
Au?. '20. ls7,.-.;t.
i n ANcis nevi.ix.
dee'd.
I? X EC UT0 1 S N OTIC I :.
J Kst.afe of doEpir M'iYt:R,
1 he un!erslirr,eri Kx'-enters ef the Inst wiil nn t
testiitp.e-it id .1,-SEi'ii AloTi:n, late of Clcnrtie;,'
township. Cain'-ria emirity. decenso-l. hereby noti
fy nil per.--, ns Iti lel ted ."i the cst:ile ol f.i: I il. ce
dent that payment umt be made wit hmil dehiv.
and thos having claims njriiliiKt the same will
present them pmp-rlv nnt bent icated fur settle
ment. Al'tl. MOVKiiS. l
J. Ii. HOCJl,..ss. f Esocutors.
Clearfield Twp., Aui. 20. Ii75. 8t.
tie- i-rhm" "f -l;t. Anuiis-.n
' uiil'rf:i c.-nn. t v. Pn .. n-i ,i
1 crs. .ItMiios Ale K -:ti:r-. ;m l
I erect --d ii t'vo ',,rv trien
! '.ViVicr-'.ei ;i.i,-" ) i u
1 the iiitii: :tne ef n irrv '-u j,-:;
em icii ii n ! t ! s.-hJ at f he -n ; , ,
A i-1. ul! t!ii r'.rht. i it i-' .'. ie! in
. Unrl.i y .t-i. Mr-1., of. in
oi bind -'t'ii-i : nc:. r I tee
I iTll'i'.'i ' C'ulMty. P.I.. ;,
AliTiJ. Im .7. ?'"N.'i':a, nn
in-.re i r ui, r.it.
t her-er. rr. c'C'! a tno s:.rv,:,ns i;
1 - i::.-t p'at.k i- rn. I
!-, ..ter fV;i. !; 'n tt v'ip-ie -y .. .1,
k .-t '.mi. lii ; !i r'a'iii, i;..;, :u,. ii.ti -AV.
iieri-.' v c I'.r.i.. -,!. t i :.t. I t.,
I lei d -- in it.- t . ir I
Ciimbr.;'. c. "v'v. P i., fi t
tell. f.'eb.'-T' fl- if. ,in,! ..
;r. ,rr . r t S". m-nut 'i re , ,!. I.
en '.-reete,! a cir. I;"-, .- s ! 'V ir. Ml. ;i t
fi-.a-i f- s':i'i'" -l.ni '-i.i 'ks:i,:.;i si--.:, r.
civ-,, -ii.-v -1 "fr:--.. AV !-.'!'. -v lr-.. '.-... .-ii; t',Ct
r':: lit. t it ie ur-.l it.t- rer,; .,: i v linrU-cv is. i-r-i.,
id, 'n nn,! p. a piece it pi re- I o! !r-:i.i -i: ,;' ,:e n--.-,r
lii ubMi. C.i'n' ri;,. piv.-:i.-:::,i. I :.i'rbr: l e, ;:M v ad-
i.'.nir mn-.s el ivt,-ir-l i ?-.. ny m the so'itli .b.s
.V. ,'. Wililiim.- nn tbenerth-
iy d on the west eonttiiniinf
iiiiii,i;,r-,v'"l. T.il.en in ex
'. at the .v'uit of J:,hn Dibert
ST. Pi is;:! it(;tf, ;. ,t,m.
FOR sai:.
"IATF' t!"1! SI'l.MMr ' A'tnS
C" i-l.S IX .-iJ i.lNii - .p;,iS.
I" A ': "1 U A - : )VS.
lT.-nvy in. .''f' Wny.-.n. nl! k: i Is T ' ir .- nn t
V." ii", it.i. rt !iin . i . i.. , i n-i I ir -:i le i !., -1 j :it
TtT7"Trt ;-,T'n pT I - - -T "'"t-TT.-i
Blii-UiLdii, ,AliUIi
Corner Cra;irsre;t .-.n I A 1'i-l- !" ity rtvr-r. -J -in (tc3
bet.-w s-.ii-;,. ii-iiei I ;;-i',--.rc. -:' ght-n; it,ii.
Wei a r.i.i promptly .:,,ne.
C. I" lI.KAT
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TO aUIT BUSINESS i
Avuicrii or
Fine CLOTHING-
Of the latest styt.ks nrd ni.-STO.r Ai.iTT, for Men
and Hoys, nill ho fold without reserTe, nt
li.3 uLu I ittilvS U B villa
Opposite the Post Office,
JOHNSTOWN, Xn.
Also, HATS in'l C.I PS. to.-r'her tell h n Isrsre
assort men; of SII1KTS. I.'KAWKH s. Overniis.
.Tuckets. Hows, Ties, Collars, Culls, Handkerchief.-,
lit'.. AiC.
Hn vini determined to quit the bnin"s, will sell
Ciot hin-'. and a' I ot her if nod. a in the store '!l !: V t.
t:K THAM VilKV IS VVi: HI IA Mll.ll Hid PtKTtK
1KAHS ("AST. Ib.ii't fnitiet the place item -s I lie
stfeot from the 1',,-t cilice and as 1 am iler
to close out, J'oil nil! iret
BARGAINS! Rtrhs !I37IIGAINSI
nnd Ifitere.-t of .'o-e;.h
o er nn r -.-l e! bmd
,p. tit t, ;-,;.i coim'v. rclMiin-
lr!ii rt.n th,. s. iith. Chrisiiii'i
. :i p
."1 -i km en tie ens!
cast, nnd J r tlit ii I,!
-A4 per- P more or ;ess
! ecu; i"ii ar. I to be s ,
i .v '-..
j A t. .-o. n'S1 lie i-i-M,;
Yahr.T. ' f. in nm!
i-.ntc In C.irr,.;! iowt
inii bin Is of John V
i ici.sieron i no e.-isi. i ut-iie rond It-aibrir from far-rniltnn-n
to I.nitzy's AI i ' I on the nest, and the old
State roa-l on the rmrtli. cordn ininy p) ;icr--s. more
or le.'s, Jmviiiir t hereon erected :i o st..rv fr.i.ne
house, nun hi. the (''itpancy o( J. cj,li V.-i!inir.
r.ikrn in e.xe,-u i-n ,-in, ,, f.,. ?!,!..,( suit of
.1. Ijchitutn A. I.1M.. en I .i -is m I v. Mov,-r .V Co.
A !.., nil the rltrht. title nnd itr e.-es" o: i;,,-.ii:i n
Nickel, towlt: Aii II.. -if o-rt-.ibi one-;, n-l-n tin ! f
stot-y plunk ! in--e or btii!-!iii titn-i :c In the vH-lci...-
o! sr. it. it if i -p. -'i, -t ii.mi.i;,. C::i,)i,ri i
ennty. hav:p a front ,,f n; (,,t t on n:b ie r .:i 1
Icn.tbiir fr'.tn I .ur -ibevn. nr-d -xt-n-!.n" is feet
buck, a-'.iniatntr laii-ti.f John Simtn.-is e ru'er en
the nor! Ii and Intnl. of ( -ecrire , l:is,-r on the cast
and south and the hit or piece of irround end enr
tih ire iippni-ien mt to said biiil.iius; Tuken in
execution nnd to be sold at the sub or Jacob A.
Kline.
.H t.so. nl! the riiclit. title nnd interest of Reuben
S. Korinir. of. in and ton piece o p.irc. l ot hind
situate in H!:tckiiek town-hip. Cumbria countv.
I'll., ad jeininif bin-Is of .hum s Hennctt (tml t A.
Sh iemaker. Containing nO acres, in-ire or less,
about W in-rff ol-iiie I. !:av;na (here-iti erected a
one nnd-a-hn if story frame i us-, p.ir b-rn atid
b!i ksin.th shop, n.'ev in tie- occupancy of (,i-ri
S. ltorinii. Tnl.-n in execuiii-n an i lo be s-iiJ at
th? sub of bdoyd & Cu.
Tki:ms op S vi.k. OTie-ihird of Ihe piiv( !,.-so
money to lie paid when ti e property i U nock
ed ,1 nn. a' il th-- i-cnn:itiiii tiv. -tiiiuls upon
coiitirn-iitciit id lb" I ---- I .
I! Mi. MAX HA I'V'-'ir. Pheritr.
---- ilct ,ie le-d Imv::.,' lc ! :i; p.-;
tbe t trpii.m's 'c'l;-' ,.! i in'-:; ,- -: '.
v-'-.- i . '- rib-.ti ".I i: ti..- !.t....c
1'. v. ti si ci. in.; -,v ... il . -: -- -. ;
terso:'Svi t1 i-s. ,!e. ",t -as .j-.m
lust an I j ..r.':i ,' 1-ei ..,,. ,v ,: .- .
e'l P'irti"- i:itcr-s - 1 . ' b-v ,' .-. ' i-.-l
I'M ct s-ii.j :i; ,-e-i ,i ,',t i t i, - , ;, ;
Al('Il Y th - :-;. O..V ' '- . . - V
Ill l,Vi,'. A. v.. 11!, 11 n!,.;-- th". ' IV ,
ten I it t hey ,s- j,:-- : ,-r. J. J 1 '.: T '. "
.lllU-, ti. ;':. .ill liter.
1 I V
r .
I'DITOirS N!Vri('5:. T!:e v.u-
-A. dci-stgned. '-.ivl.ts t " -1 1 -i;-,t. i . t 1 1 v
the Coil t of '..rti-.n .ii -:: ,.; (- ,. -.! r'a e,,,,.,tv
An liter !. report "'-:; !,i't'-:i ,.' tt,. m n,.y n i,".
ha il. Is of .1 . A . t ii.- i: i , .-i . '. -. i; . t V i r. :'. : h
.V. Ibivis. :is ii..,. - r- i;. !.:-' -; h'i-1 in -.i.l
ttoiir', h-T.-bv irives n ic th-i' he tri! -it n
til"' oi-.t s ol s.i id :i T-,.iui i, lent, n- 1, s ojlice in Kt .
en.-biirtf on Tfi--si.v. A pot :-r h 1-7',. t l
o'e!., p. in., p-hcti i.i ; where a !! ; i-t s.i:i linvinif
cl.i :;;is nre ri- jcire,! to r' s-. nt i hetn or h-' .it hartrd
from cointim in for a siivre oi tii - let I.
A. A . K .iWt,t. An I.ut
Tc( ns'iurir. Antr. 6. Piii.-tis.
PURE BRED FGWL?.
T"K row h:iv a verv birire sto-v of I'i'T.'K
I'lii'.U F' iW J.S. .'.rth ..ii,-.'.i,i( v.ir'eti.-.
forsile: park itia iii". I.i-'it ! .: i !i-a.is. I nti
Cochin'. I'ariri 's-1 I'l. aie-. 1:i- ,t:i I. '-h- rn
S; 1 vcr I i I a v 1 n.rk ii-.-j s and H-u !::. '
Our Fow ls nre urs! e!a.-. an i v. vu-ir in'ee snt
isliieiinn to all. S- i 1 siainj) for la-i-tijiiivn cir
cular mid price list. A, S ir -
isA t t.ymm:
T-30.-101.) Mnrlb-.ro S;a: k i oiin.y. Ohhj.
i of i si st'.iii..: j it .v
;LnA
MieriU's Olhee, Khettsbiirx'. Aii-. 11, is;.".. .0 :t.
Ij-.-j.i o7-i i by the 1 -ic s'Tir" 1 iriet on t hp 1 "d h
a n i oi . .n il I,.,,,. Si. t - j -...,. s j..r
t ej.a'.i-.. in ''.i:,.-;i.') . a-). ,7. s. c,:1t , ;,
4-V...III. Aaef.is wanted. 1 "ai : on : r.' ..!die?s
J. 1'Al'l 1.1;. Iir.iiiiie Ci.v, '.1 '.nmin '
.1 UII .1, 1S..I.-OIU.
Hy vtrttte of an o. l'-r of tbe Oriil-ans'
Johnstown, Ans 20.
JOHX F. HAK.VKS.
170. 'Jin.
OIUMIAXS' COURT SALK.
V.y virtue of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Cambria eoen'y. tho und'-rsiirn-.d will
olfernt Public S.i!'1, at the Court Hons,; in F.t ens
littrir, on Sri n r ,.y . .t n-f nxi -Jtl. insr.. at
(ink o'clock, r. n.. the fellotvinir describe I real
esfn'e, ef which Vm. Pattkrson died seized, to
Witt APIF.CF.OW PA b'CKI. OF HAMi situate
in the Township of I'royle. County of Cambria,
ndjoininir lands of Francis iMI,nr.m. Theodore
AInkins. and Patternnin's heirs, eontaininiiig 17
Afrri and 7- I'iti lim, with appurtenances.
Tkrms (ip S ai r Ono-third the purchase mon
ey to he paid on confirmation of snip, nnd the bal
nnce In two equal annual payments, wit h interrst.
to he secured by judgment bonds nnd mortirage of
the purchaser. I!. Ia. JO!I?,"STO.N",
Administrator ef Wm. Pattkksox, dcc"d.
Ebenstiurif, Auif. 13, lS75.-3t.
Coiirl ol ( "an,'-, I.i cmetv. i'
; h-r at Put P.- s tie. at th. t
j bury, on : irfti.v. ef
I at k o'ct .x k. i. v.. til- I,
estiile, ot vbb-b I-u- 11 ( r :
ON F. AMI OX K H l.F
j smiate in Ihe it-.r-ei -h of
eonnly. Ironlitcr on Hiir'i
b-.icti to HI iv-1 street, a
Beyer's Poultry Powder.
Tfrrt!leit.If used In time,
,tociirecriicnen cnoiera una
fPi. w ithasuppiy oiiiim
'owder nl bestowal of
ordlnwy U'ntlon toclean
Ilnrns and proper feodli.fr.
Willi neo-lful unerty "f
last, CTttuntlpfesheil-roTniiT-e inn en I, any ot,rmny
keepf'ouiiry(tvenlncontln-i:iriiifor my Ie-.-t oi
I me, wltb tolh profl t tnl plo tsure. iVncKt.-o S" cts.,
fiTefor $1 00, A-lc your dealer, bnt tea nfoo ro-
celnt of Drlc. Adore",
p ' p A. C. METER ft CO.. Baltimore.
it under iiA!i"d p il! -
'OlTl Hi Hi ' in J-.belis-
a nie-r 4 Ii . 1 -; .1.
Ib-win-r d-'S-i- b ! re.il
' -s .1 j, .1 -civ ,!. t.. : i :
ij 1 r of lii.iii nii
F'.,-l-.!.iir-r. ( 'atn'iriii
sir, et and 1 ri-'i i iic
tiin be of i ir. I '. .
end .Murv A t.n street oil the
ere. 'ci u t'.vii-siory Fuams
I 'vae.s on t Ir
west, l.avimr ! bi
llot sk iip-l .1 Fhami- St.. 1 1 i k
Ti.ev.s or Sai.k. Oiie-hn 1 1 t lo purchase mom-v
to be jai I on continn n ion of stile, unit . Labile "
in one year thereafter, with interest, to be secured
by bond and niortaue ot the pureh-i-'.-r.
JJ. I-. .loil.Ns 1 OX.
Hxecntor of KnivAitri (ii-Ass, Uee d.
Klonburr, Auur. l !, lS75.-ut.
TTOTICE. Having: purciitiscd and
left with IIenky".!. Cami-hkm, tbe
rollowiiiv d.-seribed p-.r-onal prope, tv, 10 wit :
3 rows, ; ei;l i s. 3 hoirs, nil the lien in the
plnx'k and in the burn, rve in the shock, th
prassion two fici.ds, oats, coin find potatoes in
the jrronnd. 4 hives of bees in boxes. 1 hive f
bees 111 n barrel. 1 hnirmv, 1 two horse wairon,
1 tiro horse sled. 1 cook stove, 1 stand, 2 bed
ptrtids nnd beddinar. 4 i hnirs, 2 kettles, nnd all
the fowls, Iboiehy cu 11 lion 11, 1 iei sons iiKaiost
intcrferitijr with said pr -p. rtv.
.it mi n m. T!:rni:xs.
Cirroll Tvp.. An.-. :;, i.i.-,.-:!t .
1
d t!
State N'ohmal Scnoor., Inpiava, Ta.
Second session will open Monday, Septem
ber btli, for si term of fourteen week. Tbe
building i new, lighted t liroiiv'boiit with
g;is. bciited by steam, ami supplied with bot
and cold water, 'i.itb rooms, etc. Tli
Arranged anil liand.soniest whool building iu
ihe ttate. I' or catalogue, terms, &(., au
Irefs S. M. Claizk, Indiana, I'a.
en ti : urn
t-y the iiteb r-:ir
- . . 1 liunlr".! and tw
H.. . . , . ! llUieeine'it WHS lo pay
nving tills ,ny bosi-rilt i tradint: price je rthci
'S Sill-, as tin; nriinertv of "iinai way 1 v. .1. p.i
one hay mure and colt, v, hfeh I
ATOTICE
at Constabn
Silas Adavs
nave I'-n wiiii iiie sai, 1 .-oias .mains, ourie my
pleasure. 1 hereby cauiion nil persons itifainst in
lei Icrn.if v.li h ,he same. W&l. Lll"iT,K.
St. Aiiii'iistine, Auir. ft, l7r.. l.-st
FtiniiOl'S tlll'i ol li
fted articl.- of ll M K,
re.h
unit
AUTIO.V. All pcj-i.Mis :in Ih-k 1-v
d la purchase a no'e giien
d to A. If. I. t7,'!'jr r tor t wo
ntv.tive .foioirs (-'.''.). ns ' iic
s ii l pete in siiineies ?i 1 he
-ao.! in Chest S, riiis; ;,u 1
raid note v, hen no. hm if
en ton cuMi bas.s I will not mv said uoto
; cotnpelled lo do S J by dip cm ,:se of la w.
J. V, . NKA.S.hN. .
Clenrflcld Tivp., Aiij. 2, 1 -.::. -3t.
f'HT.TlXN, .TitTXTn Kr rn
i ljo:iItii-cr, iit.
'l'r!r.l, rei-dce ttnv.oy on b ;i--. it. r:s, . 0111
nnd e- M -et I'.-t-.v, i. -n; mi,..,.; tfi t!:e
bn-.in.-ss itsnaiiv dope !n lt-i !,,;.
,pfJJ.'.U. .IAS. 1,. .A 11 C.ish:;-r.
tin:!:::i,A:i vi;.i.t 't'
Stats Formal School,
smm::: .;;t ;:-:. i .1.
FAI.T, Tl'KM OI; NS Al til srtOh. 1ST5.
Fit terms, catii loit ti-s fid r- .iu. it : 'r"j he
I'ri-ielpnl, " l.'cv. I. X. II s
(S 6.-3.. I Sidi'i eiisi ui -jr. I'd.
I II. I'LA.N'K. -M. P.. IVSJ.rtfi!y
olVers liis professional si rvici ? t'
ci'irens .( K1', ii?''ii:a an! vieintty. ti.i e
joining rcsi.b-iiee and itnined in ; e! v in t h reir.-f
lion. li. J. I-iov-Ps drii' t..r". .Xia::t eics -.-u
be tnaoe at lie.- resi lene.. of Airs. iu:in. on I "i a .
lord si reel, F.ticnst.urit. l4-J-.-i i. J
1 AMKS J. OATMAXTI. I) ,
- I'tij siciau i'l stren.
Khk.si:i hi.. Pa.
Office on Tliirh street. neei-H epi- lilmr's
Hotel. ItesiiicaeiM 'town 1 1 a 1 1. .! u : 1 1 o -1 1 . t .
'b; ie t.ii'hl C;:l I-.-to., Id 1 i,ia- ,j 4.
J" U. M CONNIM.L, Vi. IV.
111.8 ( IAN AM St l.CKnV,
l-'tn 1 -'. Ta.
l f.ee forni- rl v o -en; ,. :-. .1 ., i!; . .. a ;,i
caiis tan be made at .yt 1 s" Ib t -1. (e-lf -U .;.J
!"N!KL Mi ;i!i.4N. .'.-.-
' iif-..tv. .i-.:iTi,i-i.i n. rs-. 1 eti. c in ii., , ,,j
I.M'h'iiwe !.. . t Miue. . (up ve,:i-,.. ci,,i;, , -, d-u.
t 01 m il i.iici.st st !-.- -. Wa:, if - 11 i 1,. ,.J ,; .j.
Hess coiirccteil iv 11 it njs priitc 7,.
f IMK! IJ.MK!
' crs in want (if a
best 1 J'' nny ocs:r.i iiani it ies. e.m now be ae
ted, .roiiip:!-nn 1 upon fair terms. I,v ,
the l inn of lr. '.Vin. I'itimon. in Cain!
li:p. two miles eayt Ol Klieiistmrir.
Juno 4, JsTo-tf. hK.ti.MII V St MA K IX
nrri-i,!.
i I n a n t
iu low u-
TV OTICK is licr-'Iiy given tlint ap-
- plication will be mado to tbe next
Court 01 (pi.!, ' r -ssimisc-I C.nnii. i.i I'.u-itv
t.i ( xlcml Ihe limits o -oni. 11. i i v;ie turotirfii
so as t-i include 11 part if Wusbin.'ioii t.wii-J;ip
ill Said bol-olluh.
sironi kt:!: & -rciif.Fp..
A uir. "j. t;t. A;i s lei l'tliiijucis.
T IH K. Arr p.n, v x, l.w. IV.,
cri-!njrif. pu. O:;,..,. i,, t;--.,:l , -., - ,-f t .
J. I.loius new- Pnih'ii.ir. '.-: in- Kt --it. l
IITSI.'IIICI .r b'Ulil b.-villc- Ml r ; lo-lfste-
01 il-. min e-iii t t crs a t i.- r. I 1
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