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loCALAN DP ERSO N A L .
,x,if! (VwiI"- Meeting.
County - ,.,,,
I tlM-S
I I".1 e rf.(,msti'U to meet fit the
rn?M in Kl.ciisb.ir,;, nn TnwftT,
l1" "'" or Makcb next, for the pur
r rXtiiit. Representative dele
I 'e . p,.niocaticState convention,
r:,,t iIii.-iiM on tl.e 22d of the s.-wne
1,,,-fftai' ,,.ect conferees to meet
r . .. f.mn Hlair county to ap-
l.r I'll!, fl'T.- . . -
l " i ; ..atonal .legate, m.a 10 tr nuc,
H V.w business m may 1-e bronglit be-
...;, ie. A lull atrenuaiice
1. i''!1
i
..i Nur AViaE, Chairman.
!:""'c"-t. ai. 1876.
Jrf
lrc , .
i t,-e vi"r shadow .
"v'r tii-u' ' 'Krcrn of tbis place is ly-
; n'p.l.M) i)'sa Colder street commls
' , ,rr totvn in the State.
.vm'.ty vaSl 34.1.TO last year for
i and other siaipi.
I
' ... Ir :
' 1 m uii;.- I-t-oik'Ii liasaeliostin fherorm
Ir tn .-nve'.ope.l in n whi,H "beet,
rr nii.l l"tf. C'T' sausage, hasn't east
T,l', athwart onr pnUie ur mouth or
. l.l. v:...i ...
.,, parens p" "P ' " "n
'V niflit aii't bowled liltw ft fiend, in-
M h H." n.lvmt nf February winr-r
.1.n tit Imalm-M In
to r. P 1""'-
in -t rrrrivwl and for sale cheap at
i ' iM.ri.l. orris snt a large wtblcat in
L ' ...i t,.,An-li'i.tlie thtrday. Orrutbe
The Catholic temperance organization, J TEBftiBtE Srfimi Up O tHR URAXCrf
wbicb ntill prows apac?, ban ailuptntl aeon- : Ho Alt. One Man KilUd and Several Injured.
stitntion and bye-laws, and will honcuforth t The first tffrMent of a fatal cbaractir that
be known as "St. Joseph's Temperance i has eyer oe:urr!7 on the E. & O. H. R. took
Society." The first regular meeting of the
association will be held on next Wednesday
eyeiiing at the parochial school building,
when there.iftisife officers will be nominated
for the ertsiiing half year, and on the follow
ing Wednesday evening the election will
take place.-
Several dozen mothers came direct, to
place on Y "dnesray morning last at the
Jjoretfo plank roald trending, about one-half
mile tbis Bide of,CreHso station. The partic
nlars, as we learn them, are that the Branch'
train going south was considerably behind1
time Vtt the morning in qnostion, and the'
conductor of what is known as the gravel i
tram, t-lifrnrehft ty rame, soeing a train on ,
famed Star Hall, with several dozen little 1 the main tvne wl.i l. Ji mist..k f..r tlm
bOys to fnake their nsnal cali. and there j liranch train" oTi;red his engineer to pfo
from crnt the spl.-ndid soils ea h boy select. I ceed iu the di'recCion of this place (whither
ed one ; each mother and chiMiwas pleased thev were coining for the pmioHe of falling
to see what they had done. And this they on a load of tiesj and soon after reached the
well indeed could do, for goods are sold so . poiut indicated under a full head of steam,
veryllow that at almost half the usual price 1 wh-re the two engines, which it seems
finest clothimj can le boiifcht, we.know. fio j whistled for the crossing at the same ino
thott and do likewise at .Jan. .1. Murphy's J men t and thus prevented the resmrcti ve en
Btar Clothing II all, 109 Cliuton street, Johns- j gineersfrom recognizing the presence ofearh
,OWMj w othet until only a few yanH i-rtant, i?d-
The well known "Catian House", pro- j deuly came in collision with tefrijc effect,
perty at ('resson was disposed of at exeeu- the result being the instant Kiriiiir mid
tor's sale, on Tuesday last, for the sum of shocking mutilation of Mr. John Parrish, of
i'T.n tMuibna lin Cotnfar onntem
l ,(, er. rti.-ii f an extensive screw
:.. T..l...fiiril.
ex-
. ...rr III JUIIIIS"'
. . . ..f train A tinosolierlc
i,it r v-""
r,.rMner .'"Im Itrady is lying seriously
l,!n ,nie in .lolmstnwn. Sorry to hear
bat ( e r-r -i"-; '
j ,1,,, c. f resson, E., after bom Cres
l . h oe nas tianieti.ilied in Philadelphia
V " ' . . . i -l... rn
v- Mm Swinn. of Prospect borough,
k'-ilr in ;li(ar-iU J"Oii neanu, icii irton iiik
it rn Itil:y afteruoon lasi, ana aiea
t'int'T.
V"re frfw cme down in minute par
' Trilsv. uiil the Johnstown Trihvne
r lj U : It w 17 . . 1 u . 1 . J .J
-If llis grountl hog failed fo see his
,;,,wi,n Weili'esilay lakt it was localise
un ni'irli svhm t come oat of his
w in M. (Iih.i?ri'f.ilile day.
-Th- nrot'anei v incline. 1 tell ns that the
.1 i. . . . . . . .
y lir S colli as wen, m" nuiwn purii
vktii of iii d- reil history. The comparison
i i'r..r2 enoiiah. Uttt not leyant.
-So ift-t twfiity-soven residents of
: V.f'li and Sixth Wards, Jnhiastown,
.r on ill'- si k lint t he otlier day. The
t rjM slSii-iing them is said to be a new
.rrirf .'f fryer.
- A f'TTV.rr har-feuder in this place is
u4,,tr.t, fT r:iil'er iliscredi ied, by thi .Tohns
rn 7r-i'iTi with !Nvingdisaparel with
r p:. - "f t' i i:iili'iry uniforms collected
! :ji i Hi'r.t t'r.r the manufacturers.
-S-Trii t-a'is, nr tl il.len Wonder, autcdi-
la p;--'i !rat:"ii renowneij lor us curative
r, i W'lil I'T I.iinmnn it Murray, Eb
A. J. f'liristy , Lore t to, and Christ.
,, '. Simmiivi!!c 1-21. -it.
-If !.ni!h-r t'onpoe, of the Mt. I'leasaut
;wn, ba i 'iMcks.l a iit!" sharper hn would
i r..4t the article in which the sen-
ri'i-i- ' f il v-ra ri sc." ocenrreil, was
n'! (it ! fr' Tii the Johi.stowit Tribune
: 1 '.' w T.-ti i to that pap-r.
-A ;j-'Mi rm st hn heeti iliricofered near
:..! mcrs if the R.nrh Fork, and the
(ijv. -.ii".y1icil liy tiie luriln 13 saul to cove
rv vp. and in sonic ii'tao-s is nearly a
tV'i-p. TV latter pirt of the story is
i ":rt- !hln" to cn-ilit at all events.
-An lin'itK.wn trSTnp was struck by a
' j'.t U cni'iiive n.-ar Mill Creek, Hunt
' r' " '"'inty, on Monday morning last,
! '"Mn'lr V i " 1 . An envelope in one
tore the name of "Samuel
.fr, Ye-'ilo-jr fprlr.g, Green county,
-A vnirjj r,,.n rair.eil Crnmbaker, a
r' li'V.f tf Fraiikntow n totvtistiti Tllatr
-
wliilf ait.Miinting to get on a nassen-
f tram in the Williamsburg branch, a few
":! z. wn strit' k by tlie step of the
! car im.1 hil our of his Jpgs broken and
ri i v. n'.v iiij:irrd in the abdomen.
-A ;a,i at M in'.eton, Huntingdon eounty.
a pip- ft','.-.l with tohaoco and powder
i man n:imM Alcott to smoke, anil the
a :m ixplcsifin which came near
"'t' v.: 2 I'.n- ii.n'd eyes. Fllll for fools,
' rvWr serious joke for Alcott by so
'ar i' a trj.-V.
t .i- J 'ii r,sT.w m Trinnr mistaken (no
' tl'-i'if ror it) when it says that
Z f Mnri 7. ihm.w hodied in Lancaster
:T 'ii tiie -jvh n : r a;'e.! St vcrirs wn.s t ti ra
r "f Mr. G. ii ( K V.ilim of tl,i
The le, i ,ie,l was an aunt of the
w -in!: tiame.1 -that and nothing more.
r rune f - i,ir,.-rif tells of a young
1 !-it, lrett i; who fell from the
, yl!': 1':" ,,:at place to the hard road
"iA'li, a ii:it'.ri i.f alwMittKirtv.lfiiff.j.t
k j J . . . V,
S . 'rae -e tt w. .. t ....i tt-.i
..- ... ., ii .ij'rii llllllllll.. Jimt
';i.g man .,. a resi.lenf of any place
x.' Us might have been killed out-
-5I--..Ut.s n-:', rvifp of Mr. Alex. ttU,
f-'T.;,.VH.l fr,n Eltetishnrg to the State
, aU.m the rear 1847, died in
,l'rV, '""'"v, Ind., on Monday,
-t ii, air.-.l (W r.nr. ?.t r Tetl
" v;-Hii'Tt-i :i..l county, and after her
V" i'VP.l T ill, l,-r lii,i,l".a.,,l fe aovae.
A in this ,,!-.,..
r -h
e re ..r-v tn lm .f , J., ,tt. r
1 :iiri, Mr. Sylvester Little, a
'?u k,1"WM 'it'JSen of this county,
! v,'tit occurred at his home in
i.i '.', Friday last. Mr Little was (
i :t o T;r and did we believe of!
'.--a.l .1 ; . . . ... '
.... ., consumption, lie leaves
-1 u'mT- Mar he rest in peace,
u- L , Ul" T'lil'licans of Altoona
: . ""l .h'lin J. Cana,,, F.sq., son of
., ' ' ". 'lecM, a former resident.
Rn'1 Mr- ,5- Cowan against
. 1 j' r.u.- ninninees for Mayor anil
'-M-ir-r .11. G. IWn. Ksi,., of the
.'"'.taj'mtWn i,b .1 .
-,vt',""eof two school directors to
i nr.
j ilia' on Saturday night last
,H k iwo raiiroaii new
Hear the east, rml ,f tlie
y''i!'i al La t robe, but fortu-
"t -m I" '' ;"'r'"-'iotis were discovered and
i".. '. I' n 'l x" prevent the intended, ca-
'-' wr,,(bes who could l0
".". an a, t scarcely deserve the
'tr .i.,..",r'1 "f I'arilons at its meeting in
'-pi-,' "a T'teiiilav last recommended
-I c'rCr A,'X' M -'lure convicted In
'-',V,. r' "1' "r,bis conoiv and sent to
r!" ' 'i'entiarv for bursrlarv. bnt
t n fn, rfere on behalf of Elisha
-rr' T,'n'' cmlty of rape in the same
' !L. R, p'",1 l"'"e.l until the next meeting!
r, 'ni on the first Tuesday of April
'5 .vJjT h,,,1'!, fair will Im fairly nnder j
i i- j' f"J than a month from date,
''-1 i ' l'r,'slme that many fair-j
'irhir Vr ,viU ex,"d to the fair on es '
.. 6 ( f p:,tr i.airo. The fair room is i
th r" P,,ri" 1 but some distance away j
'"ap.'h , T ai'4 squarely conducted
0r'raf -iyers isc Lioyit, wtiere
Wh... Vr ,r!de but a very extensive
'"II niillt ..
on up ny a fair regard fortlie
.i,000, onr friend John H. Clark, of Hast
Conemaugli, iM-ing the purchaser. There i
n doubt about the investment being a gornl
one, as in the hands of sitch a mau as the
new owner it enrfnot fail to be a well kept
and very successful summer resort. Mr.
Callan held the property at 512,000 during
Us lifetime, and is said to have at one tints
refused S9.S00 for if.
We believe it was Tien-. F'rauktin who
advised taking care of the pence and the
pounds would take care of ttiemsefves, and
we know of no leffer means by which to test
the virtue of this wise axiom than by buy
ing all the ready-made clothing you may
nivl from the oldest and most reliable dealer1
in Ttlair connty, Mr. Ginlfrey Wolff, whose
mammoth clothing emporium, next door to
the post-office, Altoona, is always filled td
repletion with the best goods in bis Hue at
the very lowest rash prices.
--Attention Is directed to the advertisement
In another column of the assignee's sale of
Ueo. C. K. Zahm's Teal estate to-morrow, at
the store-room recently occupied by Mr.
Zahm, in this place. The property to Imi
sold comprises a most desirable homestead,
a flue store-room ar.d a square of ground in
Ebensbiirg, bestdxs one tract of sixty-five
and another of fourteet: acres (not seven, as
heretofore stated,) in Cambria township, aa
well as four valuable lots in Salitia, Kansas,
all which will be sold without reserve.
The hotel AtSummitville recently owned
and occupied by John C. Itoland.'dee'd, was
sold at public outcry, on Saturday last, to
Mr. Jas. Glllin for S7S0, who subsequently
turned it over to onrold friend John Carney,
or .Monster township, at tlie same price,
Gallitzin, the engineer of the gravel train,
ine serious injury oi ins nretnar,-,J ames Hoic
king, son of Mr. Turner Hopkins, of Ho'lif-'
daysburg, and also of Mr. Bart. M'Cabe, of
Cambria borough, engineer of the Grain. h
train, as well as the slight injury of Messrs,
Uii hatil Ilumphreys, fireman. Max. Kitter,
brakeman, and Charles Lattener, passenger,
all of this place. Of those injured Messrs.
Hopkins ami M'Cabe fared the worst, the
former having had one of hi legs so fear
fully crushed that no less than two amputa
tions had to be resorted to forthwith, the
first lx;low and the last alove the knee, le
Side9 receiving several other severe injuries
about the liody, while Mr. M'Cabe had six
cf his ribs broken and a large piece of flesh
torn from each side of his brow, rtoove the
eyes, as neatly as if they had leen cut out
by a knife, lie is also, it is feared, injured
internally, and his condition, like that of
Mr. Hopkins, is believed to be rather pre
carious. The injuries of the other three
gentlemen are principally about the face and
are not of a serious character, those of Mr.
Ki fter being in tlie nature of a burn, received
by being thrown against one of the stoves in
the pltssehgercafi itoth engines were badly
demoral;Kel j several trucks more or less
damaged, and many of the seats in the pas
senger car were considerably nsed up by the
force of the collision, white the "shook"with
which the trucks from this place were laden
were scattered in al! directionsi To the fact
that these trucks were next to the engine
may no doubt lw attributed the escape from
injury, if not from death, of those on ttoard
the pri-ssnger car. As it was they were all
shook up considerably and of course badly
which is Just 51,050 less than Mr. Roland t frightened. Air. i'airish. whose death was
paid for it a few yuars ago. Mr. Carney,
we understand, disposetl of his tine farm in
Monster township to some gentleman from
Johnstown for the sum of 5(5,000, ami in
tends, wo presume, to remove to and occupy
as a private residence the property bought
by him at the Summit.
It looks as if there was a deficiency or
5S,T' 37 in the accounts of S. J. Miller,
late Treasurer of Westmoreland county, and
fortlie life of him Mr. Miller declares that
he cannot tell how the deficit has occurred.
The connty will lose nothing, however, as
the Iminlsmeii are perfectly good. Mr. Mil
ler asks for a suspension of public opinion
until further light, if possible, Is thrown on
the subject, and declares his willingness to
turn over all his property and assets in order
to make up the loss, if such there proves to
be. It is thought ossibl that vouchers
may have been stolen from his ollice by de
signing and unscrupulous persons for sinis
ter purposes.
The ethertal mildness, so to speak,
which has for the most part characterized
the present winter thus far has no doubt
prompted many of the sterner sex to put off
the purchase of comfortable clothing which
they really needed, hat now that grim old
winter has assumed undisputed sway and
Mr. Groundhog has ln-en, gone aud seen his
shadow, there is no further excuse for de
clining to call at the renowned Oak Hall
Clothing Store of S. J. Hess, 241 and 243
Main street, Johnstown, and Investing iu a
comfortable outfit, which can now lie Itonght
at the lowest of panic prices, as a clearance
of shelves for the coming spring stook is what
Mr. Hess desires, no matter what the sacri
fice. In the Ttlair county court last week no
less than eight persons were sentenced o
the penitentiary for terms ranging from
one year and three months to four years and
three months. Three of these, namely,
Martin Fcighter, John Smith and Thomas
Dunn, were convicted of arson, the first
receiving one year and nine months, the
second two years and three months, and the
latter four years and three months' imprison
ment. Four of the others, fo wit, John
Khringer, Jacob Drown, Frank Leroy and
James Henderson, were found guilty of
larceny and were each sentenced to an im
prisonment of one year and three mouths'
duration, while the eighth and last, Roliert
Barnard, was granted .he privilege of so
journing in the same institution for a period
of one year and six months.
The Democrats of Altoona, iu conven
tion assembled on Monday evening last, re
nominated Hon. David A. Gilland for Mayor
and placed the name of Mr. Wm. Oalbraith
on the ticket for City Treasurer, tsith by
acclamation. Among the other nominees
we notici the names of Messrs. John llockctt
and Thomas Carta tid for constable of the
east and west sides respectively, and Mr. T.
I. McKiernan (thanks to us for the "1") for
Judge ofKlTtioti in the Fourth Ward. .Mr.
Geo. J. Akors, local editor of the Mirror,
was unanimously chosen Chairman of the
City Executive Committee. The ti.;ket for
tlie most part, we have no doubt, will go
through like a jift'y, a fact which almost
makes us wish wo were back in Altoona so
that we could get a share of the loaves and
fishes which seen, to be beyond our reach iu
this vicinity.
instantaneous, his entire body l?ing horribly
crushed, was a brother of Mr. Silas Par
rish.Meceasod, a former engineer on onf
Branch road, and was for many years a
faithful and trusted employee of the P. R. R.
Co. He was a widower and leaves a family
of small children. His age was about 42
years. Messrs. M'Cabe and Hopkins were
taken to their respective bomen for treat
ment, and the others returned to this place
on the train, which reached here about b
o'clock p. m.
M r. .', t"W'k of l wlo do their
l .. . " well filled rirr unmlii. cloth-
rt,:jr' eblUbuieut over which j
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New Building of the Voting Men's Christian
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the work will be given to illustrations of im
portant localities in the State, with the ex
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fitting close to "A Century After," will
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Jle'sidents of localities where agents have
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bach, Publishers, No. 223 South Fifh Street
Philadelphia.
Goon Work. Miss Lon. Kinkead, Pres
ident during the past year of an auxiliary
society connected with tho Presbyterian
church in this place, and called "Womau'a
Work- for Woman," of which Mrs. Jane
Clark and Miss Klla Kolierts were Secreta
ry and Treasurer respectively for the same
period, has handed us for publication the
following statemeut of monies contributed
for missionary purposes during tho past
year by the several Sabbath school classes
attached to said church. The showing is
certainly very creditoble to the little folks,
and we doubt whether any Sabbath school
equal in numbers can present a better re
port. Here is the statement : Little W ork
ers .7; Busy Bee Baud, $5; Truth Seekers,
S3; Crumbs for the Hungry, 92 i one other
class, S3- To this must be added 525 real
ized from the sale of fancy articles made by
tl.e society, 511 from a mite lox, ar.d , 548
from initiation fees, amounting in all to
5103. Has any congregation in xne couiny
A Grim Mvstert. Dead Body Found
foul Pity Siif.jHv.-t ed . By the side of an un
frequented road leading from an old stoue
quarry ou the Adams' estate to the town
ship road, about one mile east of Summitville
borough and probably a quarter of a mile
from the turnpike, was found, on Friday
afternoon last, the lifeless and decomposed
body of an unknown man, about whose
tragic faking oft' an air of mystery prevails
which in all probability will never be solved
in this world. The discovery was made by
Mr. Charles Johnstou, who for tlie first time
in many months passed along the road re
ferred to on his way back from an examina
tion of several traps he had. set for game in
the vicinity. Tlie lxxly was found hanging
across two logs in close proximity to each
other, aud although the head had rotted and
fallen from the body, the flesh was a mass of
putrid matter, and the eyes had been picked
from Ihebead, evideutly by the crows, there"
was still enough left to indicate that the skit 11
had been flushed in, possibly by accident,
but seemingly by a club in the hands of a
second party. Near the remains were found
an old pistol without a pivot, an open pocket-knife
and a box of matches, all apparently
dropped by the deceased, bnt may hap placed
there to evade suspicion, while on the ground
near at hand lav a pocket-liook containing
four centsaml a little further on still another
cent was picked up. The clothes on the de
ceased were sufficiently well preserved to
show that they were of no mean quality,
while the hat and shoes were also of rather
superior make. The body hail no doubt lain
where it was found for several months, and
the discovery recalled the fact that a very
offensive stench was noticeable in that vi
cinity early last fall by persons picking
berries near the spot. John Sharbaugh,
Esq., of Summitville, being notified of the
discovery, empanelled a jury and held an
inquest, but as no light could be thrown
upon the mystery a verdict of "found dead"
was the only one that could be rendered
under the circumstances, the remains being
too much decomposed to permit even the
slightest clue to tho cause or manuer of
death.
f rx)CAL connspoifDENCE.
Twsei. Hir.u, Jan. 25, 1375.
Editor CiWnurA Fbeemas-Drar Sir: An
there has been so innny fa'su sccouots in vari
ous Blnirnml Cambria county pnpersnbout the
frac.aj at Bennington on New Year's eve, I would
like tossy a few words on the subject. The
party, us stated by the Itpunirfrlon correspon
dent of tho Altoona jlfirrrir was a select one,
invitations hsvinjr been sent out some days
previous to those who were wanted there.
Even thinp-passed otT quietly until a party of
rouirhs. said to be twcnty-oijrht In nil, made
their appearance and hcipm to showotT in their
usual way. They ennui there determined to
rid the house, hut failed fo do It, so after firlnjr
several shots thy disappeared. Two of them
belomriDir to "The Patch" claimed to be shot.
Whether they were r not remains a mystery,
as I have seen no one yet who could substanti
ate tho story. Two of the party invited, be
loinrinir to Tunnel Hill, were slightly wounded.
None of those rouirhs, however, belonged to
Tunnel Hill, and there w only one from here
who was not invited, and he took no part In
the frie.a, nnd the balance, who were invited,
did their utmost to settle the squabble before
any harm was done. Therefore I think tho
Bonntiif ton correspondent should not uojustly
coudeniu younir men who are too often put
down for errors committed by others. I have
the names of twth uarties in my possession and
I dery "Ben NiiiKton" to prove anything con
trary to what I have here stated.
Yours, respectfully. Jas- Wm. KiiXDurr.
Tite Allegheny Conference of the TT uite-l
Brethern Church at the close of its session
at Wilmore, this county, on Tuesday of last
week, made the following appointments:
West District J. M. Smith, P. E. ; Mount
Pleasant. I. I. leIon; Pittsburgh Mis-don,
W.T. Galloway ; Johnstown. T. II. Kohr; West
moreland. .1. MedsR-ar; Madison and Oreensburjr,
D. Ppeck; Hewickley, WilliainiWrairi; Washing
ton, W. A. Jackson; Alleghany, J. Steiner;
Heaver, V. W. Stahl; Llgonier. H. S. Miller
Somerset, C. Wortman ; Castlcinan, J, S. Buel ;
Sprinifdale, M. ). I.sne: Cambria, P. f heerer;
t'onemaujrh, 1. B, Dietrich ; Fine Flat. William
Beitfhel ; Mahoning. J. If. Pershingr and J. L
Kaker: Brookvllle, I). Steele.
East District J. Walker, H. E. J Altoona, M.
Ppaiiffler; Tyrone, J. Sheerer: Huntingdon,
M. P. Doyle; Bellefonte, W. H. Mattern; fort
Matilda, J. F. Tallhelm ; Fallen Timber, D. A.
Messenger ; Clearfield, A. E. Fulton ; Otterbein,
W, Con ley; Hollida vshurx, J. Felix; Tuscnrora.
I). Stayer; Orblsonin, L. K. Jones; Juniata, R.
f. Woodward: Liverpool. A. II. Snanyler : Mil
heim. A. E. Erans; East Salem, D. Ellis; Burn
glde, J. A, Clemm. .... , .
H. A.Johnson, D. President of Otterbein
University; O. A. Funkhooser, professor la
Cnion Biblical Seminary; Georire Kelster, pro
fessor In Union Biblical Seminary.
A Fact Worth Ksowinh.-Are yon
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Severe
Colds settled on the breast or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs? If so, go to your
Drngtrists, Lemon & Murray, Ebensburg, or
to Woleslagle & Son, Wilmore, and get a
bottle of Boschee's German Svrcp. This
medicine has lately lcen introduced from
Germany, and is selling on its own merits.
The people are going wild over its success,
and druggists all over our country are
writing ns of its wonderful cures among their
customers. If you wish to try its superior
irirlna fret Sainllle Kottlfl for 10 CeOtM.
i fli Has any consrrecai ion i u no .,im.h.t : r. - ------ - ...
done bet ter In pronoftion to the number aud ' Larje sie botle 7V cent. Three doees will
wealth of Its iuember7. i m..-.
GEIS, FOSTER & QDINN,
113 and 115 Clinton St., Johnstown,
.ALWAYS HAVE THE
NEWEST, LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST
Stock of Dry Qoods, Notl ns. Millinery, Carpti, Oil Cloths. Sto , tobo found In Cambria euau-(2-4.
ty.- -D"n"t lortfet the Dumber and street.
ErKlPT'S and EXPENDITURES
Our 1'uzzie Department
2
CBE8T Spkisqs. Jan. 29,
Ut.ati Frtccif am B. C D.'s cone an globe
problem, beinir the most 'Mfficult, first claim
Investigation this time. The irloe sinks far
enough into the oone to displace 213 MJTjflSS cu
bic inches of water.
The grindstone will next fie dlspossed of. As
"surfaces are to each other us the sail a res of
their like dimensions," we find tho area of the
two circular r intra which are to be ground off,
by flntilnjr tho area of ihb circle, or mrtr.i-e of
one side of the irrindst. ne. end dividing it i
proportion to the payments mad, by each mutt i
first deducting-the a reii of the splndle-hol .
The whole stone cost dollars, of which A
paid T-A, B 8-0. and (' 5rt dollars : and dividing
the surface, as stated above, in tfce proportion
of 7:8:5, we find that A irrindsofTtTsl714 iunre
Inches, B 3U7.1til:to, and O 24H.2U3 (square inches, i
And by proportion, area of whole circle i to 1
area of circle left nfterdcducticRr what A irrinna
of?, so is radius of larireci.-eb; to radius or smT
one fake tle difference and you have tho part
of radius which A jfrinds off. etc., which gives
A 3.49 inches from radius, U 5,Iili inches, and C i
8.W9 inchos from radius. I
In Huns Stiits' first problem, A mows the
field fn S-7 days, B tn 5-6 or a day. C in 19-21 and
1 in Zl-ldsy. After B has done one-rourth
of the field there would remain of a field four I
timet as larpe a part equal to 14-4 or the first
field. After D has worked 1 ilati there remain
57-.t of the ficld.!nnd ns A and C cau do5l-H7
In a day it woujd taJo (bem as many rtys to !
finish ns S01-147 life Contained times in 67-S2, ;
which u-lves ll97-l:!7ft of a day. j
The board will ha ve to te cutoff 4 feet 3 inches
from the point; t hat Is, tuKing the dimensions
at 8 feet and 18 inches. i
1 he height or the stutttp of F. J. B.'s tree is I
43.75 feet, and the part broken off is "..35 feet
lonir. !
To flni tho specific travi'ty of thnt log add
5.1 to 45 ou noes, which (fives tho weight of tho
nuiieti nutss in air, from which subtract the
weight of sttld inas in watef nnd yoil get thB
hiss of weight of the compound mais, rfom
which Siil.sna.-t the loss or weight of the lead
and you have the loss of welch t of the wood, or
the weight of a quantity of water equal in ,i7.e
totht pie-o of wood: divide that weight into
the weight of the piece iff wood and von bare
its specific gravity. J he lojr contained U6 cu
bic feet; spec flc gravity KBH ounces to the
cubic foot, and the whole log weighed 4 tons.
16 cwt., I gr., 10 ibs.. S ojs.
PKOHt.KW.
Tho borometer In a balloon Is observed to
stand at a height of U inches, while at Ihe sur
fnce of the earth it stands at ! 8 inches. What
is the elevation or the balloou ?
Yoorsrespectfully, i. IT.
JasrARv 31.1878.
tlr.Att pREe.SA!--Permit mi tn nlTHr a little
towards filling up your "Puz.Io Department." i
First I will make a few remarks on solutions al. i
ready published and then will g-fre you my ait.
swers to some of the problems in last week's
Ibiue. j
If A. T. If. will examine a little closer he will
see that his solution to the division or his trape- '
sium ur.ipcr.oid it should have teen callod) is '
not correct. He makes fbe line common to j
I oth fields h rger th.n he has mule the dingo ti
ed line which is not the cuse. "It-t him try
sgnin."
The Solutions fo the clock pendulum problem
by E. F. M.nnd myself differ materially. He j
umnt'n ii uini mr. fi-iiu u i ii m ntti i De shortened
l-lft or its length, sriri the time lost by theclock
was 1-144 of tho whole il years. This ruie of
doing it may be right, but I have doubts about
It. Will some one of ymfr readers who In better
versed in tho science of clock pendulums than
I am given decisive solution
Now to solutions to Inst week' problems!
1st. A. I). II. 's pine stick wetrhed S0.V, 5-12 lbs.
and If that Is not the correct answer Bonnycas
tle's rule is not correct.
2d. Hans Suits' No. 1 A nnd C will mow bal
ance of field in 12n,J days. No. 3-Tho
board must be cut 4.242lt08.s7 feet Trom small
end, or 4 feet and uearly 3 inches.
3d. To F. J. B. 43 r-et, 9 inches, stump; 4tf
feet. 3 inches, part broken off.
4fh. Crindstone A ground 0.C75. B 10.311. C
12 013 inches of the Uimneler, the ppiudle tuklnar
7 of the tiiamctcr.
5th. The Conical Glas The sphere displaced
2IO.I7B cubic inches of the water.
6th. The Tinker's Problem The lsruer diam
eter 24 4UU2. the smaller 14.74UI inches.
The tinker's question is rat her nncicnt An1 T
presume the most of school bo'-s have learned i
how to work it. Let us grow a new problem I
outoMt: If the tinker were asked to enlarge
the kettle to hold in ale gallon, one less than
two score, hy ad'lingto the larger end, prcscrv- !
ing the frusirum roguhtr, what would be the !
diameter of larger end and depth of the kettle? !
. nespeciiuuy vours, Lohbtto.
P. S. I have not tried Ihe quilt problem, one
reason for w hich Is that I do not understand
the arrangement of the figures as given, thus,
2.H3-IB j ai ds square. Another reason is that I
thought I would leave tlio solution to the
"school marnis," who know more about quilts
and quilt jlcciug titan the I est of munklnd. E.
CMJUFORNIA!!
TBE CHICAGO 50BTn-WESTKB5 BAILWAI
Knrbrnces nndcr owe management the Great Trunk
Hallway Unas of the i I NI nnd !4R I.
WKH I'. and. with It numerous branch and con
nect for forrmtthe shortest and quickest route ho
tWecn Chicago nd alt pulta tn Minni. Wineon
fi. iVo1ieri .V ichffjuii, Minnttmta, fntca, A'e
hrattka, Ccftifirmia ; sinl the" fVest cm Territories.
Oniahd antl California Line
ft the shorten trnvl frert rotfte for all point. In
A'orfienj IUim.U, own, Dakota, AVbrvn-fca, H't
oming, Onlorculo, Utah, jYcratiit. California, Ore
ffrfn, China, Japan and J rntrufla-- Its
Chicago, itcidisori iml St. ftiul
JAn
Is tie short line for Northern trittnnnin arfd
.Vfrinrso'it and for Af adr-iii. St.- Paul. Af IntiMu.
idi. IhiluOt, and all pctrrt fxrttre Oreat Jm
west. Its
Winand tttUl Bf refer tAne
Is the otTfy route foV TYi,urrii, Tt,H-hrnter, Owa
tnnna, Mnnkatit, St. t'rtrr, Xexr Ulm, and all
points ia j?ontherir and Central Minnesota. It
Green Day and Marquette Line
Is the only llwe tor JanetviUe, Wtttrrtown, Fund
rn J,ac. (Jsftfr'wft. .4 viUftim, Clrrtn HrtVi h'neana
ha. .Xeuaunee, Marrptrt'fi Uoughtnn, HmxetXH
and the Lake Superior Conntru. It
Frceport and Dubuque Hn
Ii the only route for E77i'n, Tt"ekord, Frteportj
and all points via Ere e port. Its
Chicago ntul Milwaukee Line
la tho old Lake Shore Rente, and I, tty efnly or
pausing through Kruuftnn, I.hlie Ftirrrtl. High
land fiirfe, H'aukegan, flacine, Kcnotha, tv Mil
waukee, Pullman Dalace Cars
are run on all through trains of this road.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these fan be
tween Chicago and St. Paul. Chicago and Mil
waukee, or Chicago and Winona.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the fiver.
land fleepors on the rnlon Pacific Railroad for
all points West of the Missouri River.
On the arrival or the trains from the East or
South, the trains of the Chicago & North-Weitero
Railway I.KAVK CH IC.AOO as rollows :
Ker t'onnril BlnfTs. Omaha and California, Two
Through Trains .billy, with Pullman Pa lac, liraw.
Ing Room and Sleeping Cars through to Council
Blnlls.
For St. Panl and fllnnf spells. Two Through
Trains dally, with Pullman Palace Cars attached
on both trains.
For Ureen Bay and Lake Sofcrlor, Two Trfalns
daily; with Pullman Palace Cara attached, and
running throngh to Marquette.
For .Ullwaakee, Four Through Trains dally,
Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Car
On day trains.
Ker'Sparts and ITlnonaand points Id Minnesota.
One Through Train daily, with Pullman sleepers
to Winona.
For bnlmqa. 'ia Frceport, Two Through Trains
dally, with Pullman Cars on night trains.
For Doltuqne and l.a fVossr, 'via Clinton, Two
Through Trains dally, with Pullman Cats On the
night train to McGregor, Iowa.
For Mom t'ity and Yankton, Two Trains dally.
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley .Innction.
For Lake tienera. Four Trains daily.
For Itorktoril. Merliag, Krnnsha, Janesvllle.
and other points, you can have from two to t,n
trains daily.
TSew York Offlc. No. 415 Broadway: Boston
Ollice. No. 5 State Street ; Omaha Office, 2i3 F.irn.
ham Street ; San Fruncisco Office, 121 Montgom
ery Strei; Chicago Ticket Offices: 2 Clark St.,
Under Sherman House ; corner Canal and Madison
Stroets; Kinzie Street Depot, corner W. Kinsie
and Canal stroets;' Wells Street Ilcpot, corner
Wells and Kinzie Streets.
For rates or Information not attainable from
yotir home ticket agents, apply to
W II. Steskbtt. Marvix HroniTT,
en. Pas. Ag't. Oeu. Sup't, Chicago.
January i3io.-iy
day of .January, 1ST,- to the S&lh day orJaaraalrv
A.-if. CRTSTE, Est).. Tttiaitii, -
To atr., fw Treasurer bands at Uat
attle?ait $ 14
To aint. CTdwpllcateri'10TV t
1 o atnt. or ttegtairy ter itsTo Tu7 4
lotmi tr eent. tm tuwuit pal la
band of Uenatablrs TS4 23
To tint received from Coltoetera for 1TJ
and previotsi year, T0O M
To amt. received from ConataMtf Tor 1S7J
and 1ST 1,181 4a
To amt. Military Drjrflca lor Uf2 a 1
To amt. on Seated aul Vrryrs-tei Eandf tia Jt
'1 o amt. on Kdtnptt(m of Lamia in 10
To amtfrota mlaosllaiH.ua, autrrc,.... 1.1 A3 el
Valuably Heal Fstate!
.1 tH V. ajnden'gned wit v;t a- pnldl nlc, at thi
' jt aiorv
' 2a!t. la
NINETEENTH Annual State
ment of the Protection MctDal
Fikb Inscrakck Compasv or ("am am a Coca
ir, for the year ending January 10, l7C :
Am't of property insured
January 11, 1875 t,08f,618.79
Am't of property insured
during the year 225. 113. M
$1.S14.6S1.M
Pedoet am't expired dur-
In the year t 197,072 00
Deduct am't surrendered
and canceled 14,073.00
211.14-Vod
Am't of property Insured Jan. 10,1870..! 1,101,4ST.30
Curst SpRrscs Jan. 81, 1n7-1.
Pllt TnT.r.MAS The follnwlnir are mv 00- 1
swers to some of the problems iu last week s
paper ;
Answer to Hans Snifs' Problem No. 2. The
board must be cut 60.PH6S8 incites from the
smaller end.
As F. J. H. requests It, I will give my solution
to his problem in full :
Bse 15x15 .'5-oo 2 j; difference, half sum 45
-I-1.2S half dif. 16.25 red length or part broken
off. 451643.75 feet height of part left stand
ing. PUOBr.KM ltd, 1.
If from a triangle whose ihree sides ore 13 14
nnd 15 feet be cut off by a line parallel to the
longest able a tt iangle whoseaiea is 24 square
f ect.;what aro the sides of this triangle ?
PIIOBI.KM NO. 2.
One gentleman meeting another and enquir
ing the time past Vi o'clock received for an an
swer 17-19 of the timo from now to midnight.
What o'clock iu the afternoon was it ?
Yours, E. F. M.
Wicmork, Jan, 31, 187.
Dear FnEKMAM--,-Loretto" tries to convict
me of a grievous error In the pigeon question,
and also endeavors to evade the real Issue.
In the first place, my orthography was correct
as I wrote treileeillions. It was simply A typo
graphical error, something similar to his '"pure
stick," and if he was possessed of ordinary In
telligence he might have inferred that much.
Secondly, I did not state the number as my es
timate, but merely as the remark of one who
thought he knew. Thirdly, it's none of my
business where the pigeons round food, but ns
it is about the only original problem) except
"Rob Roy's," which has appeared in the Pir.ne
Department. I would Ii kesome of the contribu- I
tors fo that column to solve it. And as a fur- 1
ther incentive I offer a an additional nremliim
a tiO confederate bill.
Yours, A-c, Wilmore,
Am't of premium note. In
force January 11, 1878 110.9T5 24
Amount of premium notes
taken during year....... 24,982 39
Deduct am't expired dur
ing year 18,088.69
D-educt am't surrendered
and cancelled... 4,081.18
-$ 133,937.88
12.17477
Atn't of premium notes In force Janu
ary 10, 1878 $ 11,T81.88
Xurober ot Policies Ismed during the year 188
" " In foroe January 10, 1878. . 920
CASH ACCOCKT. RECIPT8.
Am't on hand at last settlemcnt..$2 42.83
ash for new insurance ;1 92X54
Interest received. 130.04
Cn account Assessment No. 4 17.08
KXPKNDITCRBS.
Losses 10 Thomas Hoover $ 600.00
Barbara Ritpp 600.00
" Kilward Itavi, 8.00
Secretary's toes t 4. 93.00
Treasurer's salary , 80.00
Rent 40.00
Agont's commission 139.f0
Premiums returned for Policies
cancelled 8.4S
Printing, postage and stationery. 110.01
Compensation of fcx. Committee.. 80.MJ
.Tit.igment note .. 1,120.31
Certificate of deposit .. 82.8S
-1 3,653 08
Balance cash in hands of.Trcasurer...
-$2.81645
. 768.61
RKSOPRCBS 0 THE COPAlVi
Premium notes in force Jan'y 10, 1876...ll8,761.8
fr. Finney's) fomnonna' flyrnp of Rn
clin Is guaranteed to cure Inllamination of the
Kidneys and Bladder, painful or suppressed
urination so frequent in old age, painful or
suppressed meust runtion, Ineorrhoea or whites,
gravel, gleet, stricture, bloody discharges,
Bright's dieeaso, brlckdust deposits, dropsy
pain in tne back or side, sick headache, pim
ples, blotches and eruptions on the facet and all
disensesor a specific or constitutional nature,
regardless of duration, age or sex. Compound
Svrnp of Buchii is a positive and ra d tea 1 cure.
For sale by I.f.mmo.-s tt Mi'krit, Ebensbnrg.
Balance in hands of Treasurer .
Amount of Borough Water Bonds.,
Judgment note
Certificates of deposit .. ...
OBITUARY.
SKEL.I.Y. Pled, In Sumraerhlll township,
Jan. is, i$7G, of paralysis. Miss Xellik Skrllt,
aged 71 years.
The subject of this notice was a daughter of
Philip Skolly, a soldier of the American Revo
lution, and was born, reared, lived and died
near what is now the borough of Wilmore, this
county, then virtually a trackless wilderness,
the Hbo'le of wild beasts, nnd a stranger to the
echo of the human voice. Her remains were
Interred In the Catholic Cemetery at Wilmore,
whit her they were followed by abirgeconconrse
of friends and acquaintances who had known
her In life- Long will she be remembered for
fidelity to her faith, her maidenly purity and
her exemplary conouct. M.
filler Sous
LATE "CAIN HOUSE,"
Corner Main and Pittsburgh Sts.,
CREENSBURC, PA.
Very Centre Town. Fronts Court House. S'th Ent.
l2-4,'7.-tf.l JOHN TORTER, Lessee.
NOTTCE. All persons are herebr
cautioned against Interfering with the
following described property, purchased by us and
left with Thomas Clark until we se proper to
remove the same, vl : 1 team of stallions. 1 team
grey horses, 1 sorrel mare, 1 cow and calf, 1 wagon,
1 sleigh, harness and spreads. 1 set single harness,
a lot of fned aad straw in bam, 1 stove, and a lot
of household and kitchen furniture, bedding, etc.
FINNEY fc JOHNSON.
Chsst Springs, Jan. , 1ST. . i-.-tt.
Liabilities.
Losses unadjidlcated
730.61
600.00
.. 1,120 31
82.68
113,201.46
. 600.00
The foregoing account audited, found correct,
and approved.
OEO, HUNTLEY,)
E. ROBERTS. V Ex. Com.
. OEO. M. KEADE, )
T. W. Die. Secretary. 2-4.-3t.J
TATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT,
January 3d, 1676, with the Super visors
of Croyle Township for the year 1875 :
Atix Both, Dr.
To amount of Duplicate ,
" balanoe due Supervisor
Or.
By work done on roads
" exonerations
" 13J days at ti per day
D. M. PRtsot-E, Dm.
To amount of Duplicate
" balance on old account ..
.470.11
P 21
470 32
$urM
...... 030
28.50d)479.33
..44127
76
442.03
Cs.
By work done on roads 296.78
' exonerations 4.W .
4 paid Order No. 138.... 10-0
" " 143. l.W
plank 1 00
u 25 days' work at fl per doy 60.00 378.15
Balance due Township ,
.8 63 8S
We. the undersigned Auditors, do certify that
the above statement Is correct to the bet of onr
knowledge
ELI A PAUL, )
JAS. A. S KELLY, VAu.Htors.
JOS. W. PKINOLE,
Attest Dariel M'Oocoh, Twp. Clerk. 2-4 St
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Nicholas Hetfelv, dee'd.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Nicholas
Heffely, late of Barr township, Cambria county, I
Pennsylvania, deceased, have been issued to tho !
ontlersigncd, residing In said townahip. to whom
all persona Indebted to said estate are requested .
to make payment, and those having claims or de
mands will make known the same without delay. '
MICHAEL KittSH, Kxeeutnr. i
Bart Twp., JM. n, M7. (-,.-.
By amoRDi ld iftettorf. ...........
County Ami Iter
tata Auditor ,
mm Ag-ricalttfral Soelnty.
" Attorney
" " Boarding: Prfsonsfa..
" BoarulngJnrorr
Bridge & bridge lw a
" Bounty
" " Boraugh tat
" " Commisiloner ........
' Commissioners Clerk
" " " Com'nert' Counsel ..
" " " County InsUtu e j,
' " Cr minal prosacutloRs
" " " Constables
J " Court t.ouB
" t-'ourtcil.r
Z " M Ooats
Z " Count v Bonda
... " ' District A ttornav
. Z " Dona'n :o Soup Houaa
5" Electlona ...... . .
" Eox and Wildcat...'.
' - " Fuel I
" " Fre ght
" " " Iminisitlooa
" " Int. cn Co. Bonds
rt " Jurors. Orand
Ju.ors. Traversa
" ' " Jttry ConinilssloBers..
" M " Janitor
ail......
M " " Miscellantots. ....-..'.
" Military .
" " Poor Direct ors...w.w;
I'oor House.. w..,.. .
Postage
Printing
Probates
" Prothonotary
" Road ritaikdamti
Hee rda
Keform School
" KeTundtng
" Keglstrv
" School Yreaierert....
SupervlaofS ,
BberilT. .
" 0 " Stcnogrrpher.........
Stationery...... ......
" SUt.TiX
" " Tipataff
" Talaamen
m Western Penitentiary
By amt. paid District Court, aa lollowa
e
room formarly occtfplod by Ooo. O. K..
n Tctensburg, t.si!1 iniy, 1 t.ia
SATURDAY, FEB.-6thy t S7d.
tTSe fo11owtcg descrlbsxl rckl eslat :
the r,0RTH j:nd of ici no. 93.
In the BoneSfh of Ebensburg. ftewtRig-r feet
HRh atret ai-rt eXemliog back 132 feet to an al
ley. adioir)iY tTt'tertv of Mra. II srtcftlnsoa ek Hat
east and of Jstm ii'STghertv on the weat, h1g
thcreowerveteil a tWowory tu.AM Horse, Fran
Staid and oaitmiMin'e- A 1". a two story Fr
7821201 fiotf kooin nl a n-11 fttsScd Ffama ! ulldln,.
' the latter now in the orcpaney M f'olllna. Jvhom-
i ton k t"w. as a t-aak. Also, that cer.aln
tXTlto of" Cirnund
sftuaie Iff the West Wa-rd of the Tlrvugh of Et
enabnrar, bi'ivJed ot the north by Craw lord atret(
on the east t-r Beech allev. en tW a.-uth by Sam
ple street, mi,4 tm tlie cA ty alary Ann airvat.
Alao,
or? Acr-H r TVTVI
situate rr Cambria township, Caimbrta countr.
Ia., abmt 9 Arrea ff whlc' are cleared. a.)..lii.
Ing lan1 rr'-er?j ewnetl by Alexaixlar MrVlckari
Mary VeBrVfe.afi 1 others, an-1 known aatha Ke.
fllrr Farm, having tftsreo erected m two tr
Plaak Ifoirte. A Isr.
Fourteen Acres of Improved Land,
nder a high atate of caltIVatt, iTtaate tu Catn
br1 township. Cambria coftirtv. Pa . adjoteltig
lansJa o Oeo. U n.i -y f A . A : afkr, amd wtkara.
In Saltna. "il(n Cooniv, Kansaa. known as Ltt
No. 60. 63 and Pi ch Third street and Lot No m
Second atrcet.
Terms op SA'f e O'ne thlfd of te tywrekaa
money to be paid upon delivery of the deL aad
the balance on August 8 t, 13T6.
F. H. BARKER.
Jan. 17, 1876.-t Assignee of (J so. c. K. Zahm.
Is j JOHNSTOWN SAYINGS BANK!
120 Clinton S!, Johnstown, Pa.
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f.40 80 .
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842 4S
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124 13 j
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Kent..
Boarding Prisoners
Boarding Jurore
Criminal prosecutions. .
Constablea
Court Crier
Clerk
Itrawlng Jurors
IMstrlet Attorney
Inquisitions
Juro- s. Orand
Jurors, Traverse
Janitor
Printing
Hoad Views and Damages..!.
Rertersptlon ot Lanla
Commission to (Constables ....
By Kxonerations to Constables. 1
By exonerations on Uapllcaias
and Registry
By aoatemcnt'to tax patera . ...
By amount remaining in Con a ta
bled bands tor 1876
By Treasurer's commission on
66,827 84 at 6 per cent
By balance In Trea.urer'a bands
670 4
in 7
is Mr
1.9SC
218 62
v.m it
a 69
35 Oft
132 00
48 26
406 74
2.0C9 01
2O0 00
130 0O
142 SO 6,2 M Of
tH.IHTF.Hr,!) SEPT. 12. 170. DEPOSITS
reeetted er all snms not less then One Dollar.
I'resent rate of interest, six per eent. Interest 1
tlue in the months or Jane and December and
not withdrawn is added to the tl r Twt 1 1 Hint Mm-
41S01 ' l,uun,"nK twice a year wiihont tn ubltng the de-
..... c,, ,.r rirn to pi-esrnt te drpnslt book
Money loaned on Real Estate. Preference with
liberal rates and long time, given to borrowers of
fering first mortgages on lartua worth fonrortnore
times the atnontilol loan tier ired. Good referene.
l-rrf.-rt title?, etc.. required.
'f Id corporation is exclusively a Barings Bank.
?o commercial deiHisiis received, rn-r 3. secants
granted. No loans on personal sacaritv.
Blank apllcations for t.rr.. wer. copies of th
rules, by-laws, and Stvcial law relating to this
Bank. aent;to any address desired.
Trvstems .Tame a Cooper.- David Dibert, C B.
Win. A. J, H,iwe.. F. W. Hav, John Lowman. T.
H.Laprler. Daniel McLaughlin, D. J. Morrell,
JameS Mc.Mlllen. James Moriev. Lewia Plltt, H
-' 1.!.t:g'. Vona', SuI'Pe. Oeofge T. Swank, and
. v . alters.
HANI EL J. M OR n ELI, Praaidattt.
Tiibekt. Treasurer.
44 81
6Vt 1&
8,037 2
a,069 eT
6S9S
22 10
X.023 60
4 00
34 CO
443 40
Frasr
Ciuii Elueb, Solicitor.
12-3.TS.-Iy.,
T ETTIN0 I Sealed Proposals will
Ire receicert l.y the Btirposs and Town
Council of E1.venf(nrg Borough until TIII'KV.
! V, feb. I O. Istil. 7 nVln..k w .
m 40 omfe of T. W. Dice, Clerk, tot the flllo'w log work
! . EltOAVATIOs for Rbsesvoik.
60 feet In dlame-
146
1,164
. - . . ,,, uMnn, ii ini uuiiun ui our-
geas and Council, by the cnHc yard
U ! Also, for building esld R F.S KR VOI R. the Bor
' , ough authorities to furnish the stone upon tb
8,883 61
8.341 39
2,069 27
78,21-2 01
1876.
"DECEIVED, JAN. 20
I I A. P. Cflste, Esq., late Treasurer, tho
oi two inousand aud Flftv-nlne Dollars and
i wemy-seven cents, being the above aniobut in
his hands in full.
2,059.27 N.J. FREIDHOFF, Traas.
rmn
rv.iiml muMa 4 It . ..
aaviiaava ilir IkWaurTUir.
A Iso, for digging TRENrll ES for pipe, nearly
9.000 reel In length ; lor laving saMpipc ao.1 cov
ering the same, and for putting In Fire Hydrants
Plans and Stecit)cationa for the above work mar
be seen at any time until day or letting at the of
fice or the Clerk.
4 1 ' r.iTt. . 1 will h rjM.in.1 r. .it - .
np f the above work the Burgess and Council r
v serving tho right to accept or reject any trail
sum prooeals or parts of proposals.
iVTTTSTANDIXG dce FROM COL
S LECTORS for 1872 ar
(lfcn. Hi'STf.rr nnr...
W. Dice:, Clork.
159.
1870.
1871.
1S72.
ll72.
187X
! and rrvvlona ycara :
FIRST PRIZE AT TIE.15A EXPOSITIOX, IS7f.
II. ROSEN STEEL.
Thoe. Me Ivernan. Cambria Bor.
James Dick. Coopers tale
Hiram RibleU. Franklin
Matthias Dcitrick. thest Twp.,
S. .1. Luther, Susquehanna
Daniel liurtholder, Woodvala bor..
16 89
2 25
6 41
16 26
19 S3
123 61
187 47
A MOUNT DUE FROM C0NSTA-
r BLES FOR 1S73 :
John Cox, Cambria borough,
William Llnyd. Croyle tow -.ahlp.
Adam Pfarr. 3.1 Ward, Johnatwn,
Daniel Bnrtbolder, Woodvala boroigh,
W.
Union Crop LEATHER,
Manufacturer of superior
no Mina ts
BARK, BIDES, AND PLASTERERS' RAID,
joitxsToirir, pa.
4.000 cords of Oak and Hemlock R.rV mm.mA
A ,7, Ca,h I',d on del ivory at the Tannery.
12 t Jan. , 18Ta.My.
n to
4 38
40 62
149 00
44 84
43 09
6 8T
A MOUNT DUE FROM COXSTA-
A BLES FOR 1874 :
D. R. Wlsslnger. Adama tomnshlp,
William Ream, Voder township.
Edward Owens, Cambria township.
Alexander Oonghenour, E. Ooneniaugh,
J. S. Og'len, First Ward, Johnstown,
E. J. Lit. Fifth Ward, f . tins own,
i'dwaril Quinn. MUlvllle borough.
Jor.n Porter, Susquehanna township,
Joseph Crlste, Washington township,
S. Alktns, White township.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Besja
min BF.N.iHorr vs. XasctJase IIa.
oar. who was interpleaded with A1sm Rose,
l'riid. F.rpotins. No. 47, September Terra. 187.
And now. 8th January, 1876, on motion ol Mes
srs. Johnston & Scsnlan. J.-hn Fenlon waa ap.
. i"pim nii'mor m n-pnn nuiriDntioii ot t he mon
ey in the han.la of Herman lianmcr. Esq.. High
: Sherlffof I'amtir ji nnnni. .rl.'n :
- . . . . ' - , .uu r.ia
oi oi t oi mo rcai esiaie oi i ne defendant.
220 23' In pursuance of the shove appointment notice
81 S3 : Is hereby given that I will attend at my office. In
67 6S I the Borough or Ebensburg. on Friiav, the 25th
4 56 day or Fkbkcarv, A. D. 1876. at 2 o'clock r tt .
78 34 I to make distribution or said fund iitnin. tho torf!
tnent creditors or parties entitled thereto accord.
Ing to law. when and where all parties Interested
, . ' JOHN FENLON, Auditor,
Jan. 31, lS7fl.-3t,
172 41
781 14
161 W I
616 94 i
69 99
14 S0
MOUNT DUK FROM C0NSTA
BLES FOR 1876 :
Raymond, Adams township.
August Eckenrode. Allegheny township,
J. A. Leib, Barr township.
William Bracken, Blackliek township,
Edward Owens. Cambria township,
Fred. Arble, Carroll township,
A. J. Stolt. Carrolltown borough,
Patrick Dillon, Chest township.
John Wagner, t'hea Springs borough,
J. H. Donglas. Clearfield towushin.
M. Uuiun, Concmaugh borough, 1 t Ward, 223 49
M. Ciuinn, Conomaugh bor 'Ugh, 2d Ward, 2.7 'JS
78 70
C3 42
90 55
12 53
Joseph Adams, Croyle township.
Alexander Oonghenour, E. t 'onemaugh,
C. J. Owens. Ebrnsburg. East Ward,
tleorg" Ourlcy, Kbensburg, West Ward,
John Furlong. Franklin borough,
B. Wise. O&tliUin township.
tJcorge V'arner. Jackson township,
J. V. James, Johnstown, 2d ward.
M. MeNamara. Johnstown, 3-1 ward,
A. B. Davis. Johnstown, 4th ward,
J. T. Harris, Johnstown. 6th ward,
August Eckenrodc, Loretlo borough,
M. St a toy, Millville borough,
H. McMoMegal, Prospect Itorough,
tt. T. Wolf, Sutnmernill township,
Jacob Byrno, Susquehanna township,
t. W Bowser, 'lay lor township,
Joseph Myers. Washington township,
J. A. Oatcs, White township,
Ueorge Ullllnger, Woodvale borough,
3 6S3 31
MOUNT DUE FROM JUDO-
A
XV MENTS :
Jacob Oates andCJeorge Oates,
Anthonv Mcs'oy and H. Bebe,
Wellington Carmen and. o.hers.
ASSETS.
Amount das on Judgments, "
Amount due from Collectors,
Amount due from Constables for Ifrjg Jt 74
Amount due from Constables for l7iy
Amount of cash in Treasury,
Balance due by County,
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding Orders,
Outstanding Bonds,
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria coun
ty, de respectfully report that we bare carefully
examined the vouchers and accounts of the Re
ceipts and Expenditures of the std conntv from
the 21st day of January, A. D.; 1876. to the 2nth
day or.iamiary. A. D. 176, aud do fin 1 them to
be as stated, as also the foregoing statement of
Liabilities and Assot or said countv.
(Hven under our hands at the Commissioners
office, Ebensburg, this 20 h day of January, A.D.
18T6.
FRANCIS P. M'CORMICK, )
JOHN B. ROSS. Auditors.
JAMES A. PORTER,
Given tinder oar bands this 20th day of Janua
ry, 1876.
JO-tJE D. PARR1SH,
K EES S. LLOYD,
JOHN CAM l'i ELL,
CWsatsssvBSTS.
' BtsajStfirtx, Jam. M, tflf.
A UDITOrv'S XOTICE.RiFrLfs
KsTATK. The nn.lersignetl, appointed
by the Orphans' Conrt or Cambria eoutttv Auditor
to report distribution of the balsnee or "funds be
longing to Estate of Jas. M. Riffle In the i..n. r
214 42 I xVm. H. Sechler. adm'r or said estate, hereby
2; 69 . Klr nonce mm ne win attend fa the .lutles K
sai.i appointment at tie otnee or Wm. H. Sechler
' In Eliensl.urg. on Wwsesbut, Fkbri art at,
1 1S76, at So'ebtek. r. M.. when and where all per-
sons interested mav attend, or be debarred Imm
coming In on said fomd.
JNO. P. LINTON, Analtor-
Jan. tn. 1870.-St.
A UDITORS NOTICE. lIvTrc
been apnointetl Auditor ti vetwtrt n.
tr:but!on or mo try in the hands of Jofcn Sbar
. baugh. l-i.. Admin.strstor or Ja.mes CamrfeM.
lateof the lownI"pof W sKhingtoB dea'd teaa-I
amongst those legally enSltled therctt. at.tlre
, hereby given that 1 will tfea,l to the duta of
said appointment, at my ofM.e with the Recorder
ot t ambria c.nty,in Llosbnre;. on Thtrspav.
Ferrcaky loth. 1S76, a, s e clock. f. m.. wh.a
and where all persons interested may at'nd If
Ihtri'wpTnp'r. -I.O. LAKE, Auditor,
j Ebensburg, Jan. 18, 1876.-31.
', A UD IT0T0S" NOTICE. The un-
lersignr An.Htor, aprtointed ria
1 Orphans' )-jrt r lamlnrla county to report dto
; triNutlon of money tn the hands of John F T!r
1 1otU Adn-.tnlstrator of John (. iirlfnth. deceased.
vu.ii.i .nongst the persons legally entitle! there
to. hereby notifies all persons Interested that ha
will .tend to the duties of said appointment, at
hlflMHee In Ebensburg, on Faioav, the lMh day
ot Vkrrcary. 1S76. at 2 o'clock, r. .. when ant
where all parties may attend if thev think proper.
Jan. 17, 1876.-3t. ALVlN EVANS.
"pXFrcUTOR'S NOTICE.
' Kstate of Jacob StiARnArore, rlccM.
letters testamentary on the estate of said deee
dent Kte of Carroll township, having been grant-,
dtto the nnder"lgne.. notice Is hereby given to.
all persons Indebted to sal.1 estate that payment
must be made without delay, and those having
accounts against the same s too Id prodno them,
duly au'benUeated f..r settlement.
M A l Y C. SH AUK COH, Fx seat Hr,
JOHN W. SHARBAUOU, Eaecuios.
Janaary ?. l676.-t)t.
OMMITTEE'S NOTICE.
The tliifler4letied liavins? been sjoctotat.
ed Committee of the pcrsoa aat estate of Ftt.
t). Cam.as. widow of WittlB Callan. dea d, by
the tVmrt of Common l'leasf Cambria county,
all persons Indohtcd to said Etui 0.:ct.i
are requested ta make laamellate paynieoi, sixl
those having elaims ara reoaired to present tkeaa
duly authenticated for stt tlim ent.
JOSEPH t'KlSI E, CosBmJttea.
Sumfnltvllla, Jan. 3. !:.-6t.
OTICE HaTinsr botigbt and la
lit tlie posfsslon of WtLLlAU GlGCir,
of White township, the allowing described Jr
perty. vtt t 1 sorrel mare. fi-e years eld, 1 blaekx
uiare, eltht years old. 2 sets heavy harnees, alngl
and double-trees, and spreaders, all persona are
herehv cautioned not to interfere tn any way wilt '
the same. CA. LANOBEIN.
St. Lawrence, Jan. 21. lS78.-3t.
II. SECHLER, Attorney at
Lair, Enenstinrjr, r. OfTice on eee-
r. J. Lloyd s new halloing, Centra
5H 49
3fc4
IS 88
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881 89 '
1S7 47
930 14
3.6 il
2.O09 27 I
164 91 I
11.627 1
TV 10
11.4O0 00
11,677 9 '
0
cod floor of
a'reet.
IHL 76,-tf.J
p W. SHOEMAKEH, Attorney at
" La. ElerRKjiet v fVH- OB HlxH
ktreet.. east fiI jd,ea.
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