iii.l thrno hnniirea em
r r E H Co. ' shone Al Altoona.
' Iwmt fouulain.now in fu.l ply
w - , mill 01 .,, - f-r -
f-Afir!ttra:ri,.,rnf Mvers & Llovd.
u l.igUe"rBa lower in price., Gd
i ,tffil ceremony of crowning tlie
itL itlessed Virgin will take place
:'t'ci.'rtl' of tbe Holy 'ae u Su.vdny
Johnstown Tribune makes
f HjBBtt f BBfilL
ebensburg. Pa.,
: l- ?
ANDJPEIWOHAL.-
r'7L more Fourth of July this
K,l there ever wa!j r-,iv niaie.
Br"
. ... ll.. llftr
'' M,verT generally belong to
,;:oriipin,"-",nf ;r V ,
;rf U)" ! b ltt(;r an(l tweive au)1
.!'' , lj are the ruling prices iu
I v" . ..... nlPT
n, irk i I xt. t k of new good of every
-Apt r.(.,.ivr,l at the cheap cash
'Mvriv Kit 'Huntingdon In jrn
f, Octrees. Wonder what
b,Ult nf the P-cp)v? 4
-1 ofc .. , .!, . f the Cambria G nard.
r -. ..ui ii
MM! -'"'
Ftbe position of color bearer
nt. r. v. w
I 1 t ..nii
w ,.'ico tine iu tex i it rc.-uid elegant
I prime , for B;x ,.,.,
t .-all i ll w ... -
.'JVIu. rl,BP "tore of Myers i,iny,i.
., TlmrnHv fait on the 2fithrf May
is e of' those things which no
:ia" .I'"1 "m',tlt v of hat matter.ln the
, ismeof t!t 4v?,i)i.ranf is accounted for
Trill ,Ty- ., ...... pfritwlar m A ta t,.
1. flit lliat Uie '1W"" MM" "
',,Uv.l,1ri:n,,.! .Uv l.t eck.
"i li-iate 7 :iurv, are there not Johns
jiMiatr j D,rt,
- .,,tv ,-nr.vention, without corning
;!,I,U lia," over Mr. Wissinger?
rnl 'x-aUili'lay hy the Catholic Chnrch
.eii-iHii ut'niir Lord into heaven.
ii tl'''lll"''"t , ,
" -it j.Hi call on Myers Sc I,loyd. Th
Hi. in coml a' ,,n lr1CH' .f
t .;H ih butroii! and hntton-hoh-s.
......
rtii th jcar on M eilnemlay, and we re-
. t.ilcir thai H never was in a tirore
A minima" raind Updegrave had on
1 i.rrrn i tit 'U oeiwecn iuo wrini iiuu
U'- . . ill ..I A
Ir a r'n uinr paw, i n mm nimut
, south of Scalp Level, thifj coan-
ji, Wi-li e-.lny lorcIUKin. ii iarui:uin.
-t 2 o cln K ln-miirruw uirinuvii .
rt will be made to sen ai puuiic ouicrj
ij.. p;sr!'.:i: mill and o'her property
" - ' ., i.VM. 1... ... Xfllt
imMiInring Loiupany. oee auvtrtiao-
-T.r tWlidoyt-hnrC 'niira pnt . en
on m or comity jail ana leave htm
k. iivtTriitiHnndint! he was held to bail
.'ui!.' 1''"" nnl 'o appear
i :!."."r th? biTipio charge or a.".caun and
vrr. -
-lrriTi'Ml with tli heifer that bis son.
.' iliil in it cn. mil (iiiciue, uui lout w
n".v .lea' t wtrh, Mr. I.ouls PlRi k of-
s trnsol of 5 1, WO fur any intVtrmatfoii
111 '.--l t tli appruueuhion and cou
m ( Cnf miinl'-rer. .
.S-ii;iI.;j Si to'il poTirentloTi wiTl Le held
J biibtrwnun " rilufwlny and I hnrwlay
rl wc-'.j, ai'il ample arranetnentH uavu
ii ii ail- i.y ii;i nil" ri of the v.iriim I'ro
.l;i;r If s tlo re to nuita)ly entrtaiii
: a; a ilis ai.i c ho maynew proper to at-
1.
Or'n JeT.i.l.t v!"9 dro'.vnel in the
jn.-l.c i a t:rr, at Bhawnville, Vleartiebl
m'v, tm .i.itay tMt. lift was employed
L tr e, attempted to fwini th
rf'ttlf r.ipieof yrttinj; a Iwjat, but
vlt-ii wi ll t riif.ps and (tank to lise no
-K. K. M ir,:n. K-mj , whose admission to
mit is MHti'-eil tew here, was on Monday
i r .''ir'l nulling thi.' Te-g;il fi a'eri.ity of
':i-t.T i-ity mi i veiit which leds the
tl t, pay a hitih tr:.bnt lo
' iivi'li il alniiMi'i nnd well known iiide
! i o" cf rliamctrr.
VA" ?p MVV.-kev. a nienilier durinc the
rof tli. Veteran Reserve Cnrtm, anlrer-
",v, L I anon journal that he recently
'l','l'i"p' paper sutnewhere on the
r.'n ln'twei-ii .W lui -tow n and Altoona,
11: J tliat ;n Ciuler, if il ban leen found.
i r. 'a:il the lnin-inr; iiai r to deorce II.
'ir, 1 1 1 atiL-tt, Pit.
-A rv.tvfr in the liands of a yottnff man
l llmtniMuin llupkiti!,' of !t Maho.
: t. i:i" j. Iniliana connty, na a-ci-'y'l'(l:.arged
oi. Monday lat, and the
t'.ii s il-t- hrad f a ten-vear old feirl
-e! M".M-.im, killed her inotautly . An-
f .itr.ti.a wanr.iijT ajailiRt tbi rarele8
'"fl-a-h-l fiiearma.
Yr .'mH i.ii M Ittii-tr r.r Trrtmrr ' 1.1m
T''. 1 'he liapt.v posesjr cf a violin
n v i i,r, . iijjtjt from Paii by Jler. I).
''.' 'in wl.i-n he first came to 'America.
rons of feetnc thid old time 1 iv-
.r.' --t viift of the few reniainiiifr oiemeti
i ftlie niKiMijed prince and priest can
J ' a . . ; ii fz on Mr. Hiirk.
-Vr. pt(r I.onjr, of t'royle township,
"-l.t to mr Mil re veslerdar a he.n'a ftLX
ir i,g ;xiii4 im-bes, laid by a Little
' rie t'lu.et, (.lightly imxeil wifb ftome
'wa Irued. The tiarf.e hen prodnoed
'itJlnih nicssoeii 9x6Vt im hes btit it
-rif.ivt.M;at.v broken before Mr. Lu bad
'"tfimlli 1..I
: A;tmtia Ifim discovered what it
cP"iI t i,tlz nlRrK', j Khapeof
- --taie nng aiming the. lejjal fraU rnity
-.. y'iiiuyt i, ui a, W(, iarf ijeartl noin-
niveitijiai.ton which it thought
raa-le at Arzntucnt Court.- on
'' J lavt, We 1,-vke it for granted tjiat
vT no 'Pf-'" ,1;e uept after all. -
3
f
:.l I
rr)tll;irr.t'i. ii .1. I. ...
fa Lt-ih-Uw, Ifaini Mnrray. Enq.,
ai 4 o clock on Wednettday
eral
thin
T I un IU. I til 111.-.M.U.
'f lienor nf in. r r: li
- ... mni isiiriiii, j. ii. M. ir.irj,
. "fg la-t, z aliout 34 years. Fiiik
F! t 1 a!l'r,l'c cetuetery at 9 o'clock 1
-iiM-1 tll"r""U. May he rest In pi: AC
..-.iitot our (jfxxl friend, A. II. Fis
j J.J ,a8 "rt rppointetl of;ttnaster at
P K r ' -iy, and reappointed
arv 1l'T il.... . . rvt
i i '-',ii-iirtiii.i;i nillll I'lyril-l MUtr
,.' troin r alien Tiiner to
i iifa . i. . .....
i'i iijiip i on anil ii ir
, "ii'in'ji-u aii poRitnaster.
Mr.
""'"l R", lh two' yoaag men
.ut'.'' '",,t,,1,,l tn our e.ni.ty jail.fi,r ae
w t;,'iep.jt jwiliffDjaii Waltern, of Jobns
'"'i'.rr5 rei;,!"''l one (lav last week on
r",t". i'u' the victim of their
"Hi tatiKfl-d with th arraug-
:1 -ii x- r,'-arreat and return of both
V,l s".'",,ay tothclrold qaarters.
' it ? wnr,,n" of ejir esteemed
. ' 1 Ifc-rn. i,f the AJttT.i. i TrAnt
rl'y tr'alxmt twi'iily dollars'
t J"."r,.';2 aPMrel a f,.w rughM ago-
he ro
thOueh ho
" an editor, had discretion
A
v.k:i. t ,7 I'fwuiiKiiit itepublit-an': f
r- in,".. 2 afP'"1"-' few nlghi
U7,! ! "arry was n.detl
.- . rr-'Ttl rti ...r:... I.-, t It...
- - u-.b irf wiiutt ue irasai it.
' -R:I. ir t. .
,f V divined to keep bH
kM. I'etnoi ratie t);e nnlll he la
'ill- clear to su. h meiblMng
r-n,l I.
''f,rn,r,. , ,'!'ar fmch meiblMng
P. ki o ' r r,eniij ratu of that town-
-suT' "7n:H"rsiewhere, feel that
1 ". '"' uwn rows without any
" ''"SKI" Uiel,llH,
il
word to the
A ():t!rlv t n t . i. n
J (j. it is.,... i I...- ii
;::ui, m"''" of th., "Kl.etishtir'R Sport
'"'Hite H"i,ot'' reservoir near Holli-
'-u-il ,, ,,,l'"'s,iay uiorning Iat, and
,!"'!i r'",""lj5' evening with 2:J
r' ''i. h" ' ,nr,M' "'"fl-'h from eight to
ii'ii '""K'h all the resnlt of on
Mm.
and oiiilyimj, if not the
Capt. Iavis, of the Cambria tlnard, iia 1
assnranoea from Prof. John Hart that ha
will be here on Decoration day and give rec
itatvmiS appropriate lo the oi-casion at the
several cemeteries to be visited. The Pro
fessor will also give one of his iminitable
entertainments at the Conrt Ilonse on the
evening of the same day, under the auspices
aud on behalf of the "sojer boys," which we
trust wiil lx well patronized. -
Messrs. Fisk Con rail and Gen. W. Stroop,
of Tyrone, the former a real estate and in
surance sgent and an aspirant for Senatorial
honors under Democratic auspices, and the
latter the amiable and handsome little editor
of tbe Tyrone Dtinoerat, did ua the honor of
a vibitbu Mouday latv having come to look:
iu on our couuty convention and see which
way the cat was going to jnrop on the Sena
torial question; Welcome well, come soon
Again. , . -r
Kdwin lv. Marlih, i5sq who for the
pant year or more has been pursuing his
legal etndies at the office of F. ' A. Shoe
maker, Esq ., was on Thursday laxt admitted
to the practice of bis profession, after under
going a very thorough and exceedingly cred
itable examination. - Mr. Martin has re
turned to Lancaster,-bis former borne, where
he proposes to locate, and where we trust he
will accumulate a large fortune in the prac
tice of the law.
One day last week, Saro'l Sitllehbarger,
aged fifteen year, of Friend' Co ver Bedford
couuty. put one of bis feet on the trigger of
a gvrn and hfci mouth to -Urn mnzfele thereof,
bis Intention being to And on t whether or not
the weapon was loaded. The. usual result
followed his foot slipped, the trigger snap
ped, the gnri went of, the' tow Wal, which
witn a cuarge or powiier was authef117.ee
contained, lodged in his brain, aud death en
sued almost instantaneously. .... . .
We are glad to learn that onr yonng
friend James F. flughes, son of Mr. flenry
llnghes of Bnmmitville, has recently estalv
lisbed himself in the tin, copper and sheet
iron manufacturing business at Oallitjnny
and that he is almost up to his eyes in work.
Jimmy is an excellent mechanic-having few
or no superiors in any branch of his trade,
but his lest hold Is tin roofing, for which he
is prepared to make the moat' liberal con
tracts. Ve wish him abundant prosperity.
An immense cave has been unearthed
In Juniata toWufebip, IWUbrd cotanty, Juwt
in time to afford a refuge, away from the
Vrorlu's gaz:, to -those -of . the masculine
species who are not Able or not willing to
wear good clothes now that elegaut wearing
apparel, of the best styles and most sub
stantial make, can be bought at wonderful
low prices from that oldest and most reli
abl a of A 1 toon a cl ot biers. M r . God f rey Wol ff,
next door to the poat-ofHoe, Twelfth street,
in said city. . ' . . ,. -
- When the doctors tell ns to avoid costive
habits they refer of Course to our Internal
improvements arid 'not to our external ha
biliments, but it is none the less .true that
costive habits crm nn-rairably Ins avoided by
those who make it a rule to buy aH their
made-up clothing at Jas. J Murphy's. Star
Clothing Hal, HH) Clinton street, Johnstown
where .a snpt-ib Mock of Spring goods baa
just been opened for the Inspection anf pur
chase of all who may wish to replenish their
wardrobes.
One of onr exchanges very Irreverently
remarks that "the, star spangled centennial
stocking; are much in vngne lotv-a-dajSj
and ,fhe girls," at tkey trip oyer the ruuibljl
crossings, gently warble, 'Ob-, carr-yow seer
etc" how It Is possible for any young man
to attempt to make love to us who has not
discrimination enough to recognise the fact
that S. J. Hess, of 241 and 243 Maic street,
Johnstowri, has tbe largest stock of re art y
matle clothing and thu lowest scale of prices
of any rieler in Camlrria connty?
At hc Inspection of the Fifth Regiment,
P. N. O., held.ln, Altoona on Saturday last,
the Cambria Guard, of thi! place and -the
JnrTeisou Guard, of Wi I more, "otherwise
known as Companies A aud H, were bighlv.
cemplimeutitd or ;tbeir; soldier bearing
and great proficiency in military evolutions.
The other eight companies comprising tL
regiment also elicited -much praise, and
Gov. Harlranft and staff, who reiewed the
regiment, expresseil themselves as'lnzhly
pleased with the appearauce aud conduct of
troops. .
It may be a little late to notice the fact
that Messrs. Cooper. & Mellon, of Chest
Sprlntrs. have received a large and varied
assortment of Spring good .-i of every descrip-
tio-n, but it is never, ton late to advise our
readers thereaway to extend to said firm a
liberal patronage' whie.b iudeed it well de.
serves. Selling strictly for cash, they sell
as cheap as-any dealer in the coun-y, -aud
being clever and obliging withal, they are
worthy of evervliody's rnstom, and no one
we are sure will have reason to regret buy
ing from them.
Iliil. M "Donald 'a corn and potatoes are
up already and the way they came, to be np
is told tp tins ww: I'lii:. naa ergageu
Davy Evans to furrow, his lot. but as.Davy
failed to come at the appointed time, Phil.
cot a horse and did his own furrowing, afir
which he put iu bia i-rop af corn and pota
toes. On the evening oi t ue. same nay, wnne
lio M 'Donald kmiaeliold - were attending
May devotions at the Catholic chnrcb.iDavy
nrocerded to fu1T)f hlslittle engafiement, and
aa a contaeouence Phil's cereals aud esculents
have come to tbe snrfaee long ljufore the ap-
f oiuted time. And that a where the lattgb
comes hi on Philip.
--Whelber gnllfynr not. the Molly M
gu iron seem destined to bear the blame for
the lirntal aFSatilt committed nnon Mr. Pat
rick CHrleii at OslMfltrn, on Sarurday'uigbt
la-t tmt tt is difficult t conceive that any
man or set of men pot i mimed with t he hell
ish -pint which seems to actnate that-Jura-mous
organization "could bave eo deliberately
r.ianti.,t ami exc-oted ii outrage aa serious
In its conseianencea aud, as diabolical in its
evident intebtiona as' was this one. Ktlll we
are prone. o,benTe- that it was rather an act
of rx-rsnnal revetice than the ultimatum of a
secret couciaveforhaeU for the commission cf
deliberate mifrder. "
Jas, Hi McMasters, Esq editor of the
NT VL Frfi4nhM' Joiitnal. was In 1'ltlsoorgli
the other dav and made no secret of tlie fact
that he had information from bia correspori-
i.iit At lLoioo. who is a clerk at tbe Vatican
and therefore entirely, reliable, that the
bonndAties of the Pittsburgh diocese have
lieen extended so as to take in the property
and Institutions of tho Sisters lof Mercy in
Cambria and Westmoreland' counties, and
also Sf.Vinoeiil'e Abbey, near Latrobe said
changes having: been .-made in compliance
with the petition of forty-three priests of the
dloe-Ase, presented o the Pope through Arch
bishop Wood, of i-jniaueipnia. ...
Proobammb for Decoratiox Day.
The various orgatiiaatinwa that design to
participate will meet at tne oour nmiw
1 O'clock, P. Oil inCTMj
oration will be delivered by A. V. Barker,
E-q , after which vlw procession will form
i.. i r..itn inioidr. aud proceed to Lmyn a
cemetery, where rem at ka will, be made by
J. Ni MacGonigle aud .l.G. Thomas; taeace
to Congregational, cemetery, reroarss uj
Kev. T. R. Jones; thence to the Catholic
cemetery, r remarks by Kev. w. iviyie. t
lowing yill be.the ordcrofj'ro eHeioo;i ;
Chief Marshal C. T. Rolcrts.
Silver Cornet Hand.
Drum Corps.
;( , Jefl'erson -Goard.-. -; ::
iif ! ' .1! Cambria Guard.. ,. -'.'.'2
Decorating Commitlee.
. '. SalibAiH School.'-; ,.
Itoys of Mount Gallitziu Seminary.
. i -Dauntles F4re Company. .
iCititens. -
I a rtr the ceremonies are grtne thromgh
t--r . . : :n ... -n - fli fTniirt
Willi UlH PI CM 4 IV 14' Ik 1 . LA IVllllll w .v
Hu4 Mid jlirtand. 1 j 1 ; 1 f J
ri .ittfi - rt T5T A Ui H ATIOK.-Ifon , Job It
t,..:ii m.mwr of Coiirrrsa from tbia-Us
trict "givea notice to cAndidates for nomjna-.
tion 'as cadets to. tbe : Naval . Ai-ademy at
Annapolis that a competitive evamina ion
.:. ...t.i t tt. C.mrt TTonse. in Bedford
on Th..r.la.v J une 10, 1878. IjUU,.
mnst present satisfactory lmot,lAl8 of
I good moral fchnracTcr, mm """"''
I fourteen and less than efghfeen ytr-ar of
age, physically soutuU well fonned, and of
! robust constitnUon, and rnnstPasa a aatis
factory examination in reading, writing,
arithmetic, spelling. Kngliali grammer, ami
Keourai-hy. The successlul -candidate will
lie rec(iilret to reporv '
DEMOCRAf ttCot-!TT COHTEHTtOK. In
compliance with the call of the Chairman of
the County Committee, and in fulfillment of
the duties for which they bad been chosen,
tbe delegates elected in the seveTal districts
of the county on Saturday last assembled at
me tjeurt House in this place at 1 o clock.
P.Im.. on Mondavi, and were soon after called
to order by Isaac Wike, fesq.. Chairman
aforesaid, who in a few .pert icent remarks
counseled harmony and hoped for the liest
results. This done, the Convention at once
proceeded to tho election of R' permanent
Chairman, for which position Hon. John F.
llarnes and Mr. James King, of Johnstown,
wre both.varocd; On a ballot being taken,
Mr. James King was declared tbe success
ful aspirant, the vote standinfl-47 to 43.' The
organization was thereupon completed by
the selection of Messrs. 11. A. bhatler, A. l.
Criste and M. F. Kelly as- Secretaries, to
Which number, at a later stage of the pro
ceedings, Messrs. M, P. Condon and Geo.
w. Rough were also added. r. . .
Thns prepared for business, the President
of the Convention called for the credentials
of the several delegates, which.were present
ed in the following order
LIST Or DIl.ROATtfl.
Adams Tw p. Lew la AV. Shank. Josfnh Ttelsel,
Alleirbeuy Two. Charles McMunamr. A. J.
Sill.
v. Jlart Twp-John I). Egcr, F. C. Snyder.
' IllHPkliek Two. Charles FarbauirlK Albert
Yrissinirer. '
t anions rwp. joun i Lionnen, jonn r nrren.
CamtiriH Bor. Nell XcAnany. John Kit.
Carrolltown Bor. Julius f?tich, P, L. Eck.
Carroll Two. Peter Cain. Andrew Strittmat-
ter. . - - . -r ,
Chest Twp. Jaaoti Klrkpatrlck, Clir 1st. w ar
il rr.
Cbest Springs Bor. D.C. Little, Char los For-
rer. ,
Clearfleld Twr. Jacob cfagle, John nurhtn.
Conemanah Bor. .loseotv Freirthoff. John
tVidmiin. 1st Ward: John Ktoer. Joseph Sni der.
21 Ward.
Conemaugh Twp. J ere. w IsslnRor. H. K.
Shu tier.
Coopersdale Bor. George Adams, li. li.
Hess. Jr. i -
Croyle Twp, jonn ttorsoauirn, Anam noyer.
Eitst Conemaugh-Bor. 'thiHnas Kvan, Uavld
Humphreys.
Ehenstiurg Bor. Joseph McDonald Joseph
Skelly, East Ward; Geo. W. Oattuan, John A.
Kennedy, w est wara.
Franklin Bor. Lawrence Furlong, James
Russell.
Unllttzln Bor. M. F. Kelly, Fraoels Cronour.
Onllltzin Bor. John Bradlor.Cinsrlest'ooney,
jHCkson Twp. Jackson Hnrer, Elias Keam.
Johnstown Bod John Frank. John Seieh.lst
Ward; John F. Barnes, Conrad Hash, 21 Ward;
Tames King, George Raab, Sd Ward; Samuel
w. Miller, ueorge winni-iser, rn wara; jonn
Hamilton, Chsrles Hostine, 5th Ward ; Wm.
Lohr. Conrad Border, 6th Ward.
Loretto Bor -Robert T. Shields, Hi T. O'-
Mrivllle Bor. nenry A. Miller, Richard
Dowllng. lt Ward; Robert Baircrson, Michael
ltvn. 2d Wrd.
HunMcr Twp, A. ft. Criste. Frank C O'llara
Prospect Bor,-ltu(h McMooiglc. Thonins
Martin, - -Richland
Twp.-iBernard Ness, Ehrhart Maltzl.
Stony Creek Two. Jacob A. liite, Valentine
Ripple.
iiiinmerDill rwp. I nomas Lforan, tunics
Keatma". r .
Suiamitviilo Bor. A. J. Stewart, M. P. Con
don. i i ';..''"
Susquehanna Twp. jonn eomcrviite, Jonn
Mfinion.
Taylor Twp."--rtriT!k Tlhe, Jo ft. Clark.
Washington Twp.-Chrl?t. Ix-ib, John Lnhey.
White Twp. Perry Troxoll. J. H. Walters.
Wood vale Bor. John Hlnderer, I. W. Kourh.
Wilmnrp Bor. Michael Dttaan. 'Tobias Wolff.
Upper Yoder Twp.--Georgo Kulss, Vost Hos
. 'L , L U ' . . :
Irfrwer l-ooor iwp-jamc huso,, uvunje
Hi-ubach. . .
The seat of Mr. Tobias "Wol f, of Wilmore,
was contested by Mr. P. F Kirhy, who had
been substituted by Mr. Philip Burnheliner,
but a subsequent admission in- writing on
nart of the latter gentleman .that Jils own
election bad been irregular, prompted the
Convention to admit Mr. Wolflf without fur
ther ceremony. .A ii
The fortnatian or a oonnty ticket octngtne
next thine In order, and the selection of two
candidate for Assembly l icing the first step
in, that direction, the following named gen
tlemen were thereupon ' presented for the
suffrages 'of the Convention : Messrs, N.
Home, John. Downey. J otin nannan, .lames
J. ThOoiaa, John FenlewatKi JohnB.-Khey.
Tbe ballbtiiigsliereto appenuint inmcate xne
rault, aa announced by the Chairman:
Home
D.iwnrr....
liaiinan....
Thoma.-..
Fen Ion. ..i. .
Rhey
Messrs. Downey and Thomas havlug re
ceived tbe requisite nnmber of votes, were
declared tbe nominees Tor Assembly, ami
tbe choice of each, aa announced respective
ly after the third and 'fourth ballots, was
made unanimous, except that two or three
dissenting voices were beard when -encta
motion was made on behalf of Mr. Downey;
Thos ended the rivalry for legislative hon
ors, and after it came the "tug of war",iu
the effort to select a candidate for Sheriff a
position for which there , was no lack of as
plratita, as will be seen by the list of names
appended, to wit: Messrs. C. F. O'Donnell,
John-. Ryan, Wm. Linton, D. A. Luther,
James CMnrray, W. P. McClelland, Jamua
Griffin, George Shaffer and Wm. Cole.. Fifty-three
ballots followed in as rapid sncceaa
nii as possible before tbe final result was
reached, 'which dM not occur- mi til nearly
eight o'clock seven hours after tbe assem
bling of the convention.' Below we present
the several ballots t
" TOE rtKBT EIGHT BALLOTS.
f . ' - 1st: 2d. 3d. tb.5?h. 6th. Tth
fi'Dohnell... '.1.-24 'M 28
Z.I
FOR ASf-KMnLT.
1st. - d. Sd. 4th. .. .6th.
85 4t 4 tl 26
41-48 ' -
2.1 . CO 29 23(a-itbi'n.
m tl ...
Z7 23 - Z2 10 16
6 2 1 3 4
Ryan
Linton..... .
Lutber....
Murray
McCleHand.
irlftio...t.
Shaffer
Cole
23
.... 14
.... 10
?4
IS
8
a
s
a
i
28
21
0
24 34
S7 i
24 25
9
T ? 7
(withdrawn.)
22
10
7
8th.
25
,26
22
10
8
O'Donnell-.
Ryan
Linton
Luther..-..."
Murray,
- - - -
O'Donnell.
Ryan
Linton
Luther :
Murray..
25
28
22
-9
9
ISfh.
25
2s
21
9 .
. 1
33
32
25
34
80
24
THE JtKXT SBVBS BALLOTS.
flth. 10th. 11th. 12th. Wth.ltfh.
a fl n 24
)- 18 27
21 21 21 22 20
lo - . . jo. io:
7 i : 7 ! ' 8
JSth. 17th. ISth. IPlh. 301 h. 21st. 22.1.
. !(I ) 31 3- i
. 23 28 27 26 26 29 2
.22 XI Si , 24 i 21 ; 81 , H
: B- ' T 8 8.8- B ' 7
.7 7 6 5 5 a
Tho ns merit Mr. Murray was withdrawn
after the twenty-first ballot and that of Mr.
Luther after the twenty-Becond ballot.
' ' T ' ASOTHBR BATCH UV SKVXW. . '
3d.24th. 25fh. 2fitn. zrm. zstn. wtn
O'Donnell... 8t 36 - 37 . 85 35
Ryan....,. 34 . M . 8 W
Unmn... 25 tl Cl 23 l
STILL A HOTIirR BATCH. -
r : 80tb..81et;32d.3:M. 84th. 85th. 3flth.
rvrAnnolt 37 3rt t n m no ni
Lie ton.. ; 11
ekvKB MORlt Of TRKM. '
37th. SRth. 80th: 4Vlh. 41st. 43.1. 43d.
O'Donnell.... 37, 8S .37 4t 84
.... ivi o-t . on
:iVn.;'.i7.;,'j.:. .w
.. t - THR BND APPRO ACBIRO.
i 44th. 4Mb. 4tkvTth. 4Stu9th. 50lk.
ITw'-'Sri-'S-SrS :H -St
LfntO-V.V.V. 16 W 16 18-17,.!. -18
. O-TOB LAST THRkJI aALi-ora. J
.. . . .; . 6lst. . 6B.1... :, . B9d,r
Hn-w' v : a..--
Ltn'ton V. .-. : . ,.
After the result of The nnr-fveona oatiot;
83
S3
3t
23
34 -19
83-
90
Ryan .
Linton.
had been announced, oneef W''J'J.i
at tl e request of Mr.-O'Dontil, who V
' . .klrtn Iit a desire- to promote, hw-
mm.yVn l ensure the snocess of the whole
ticket withdrew the hanie oT that gentle-
A
nomlriated by a large majority on .he next
ballofr-wWch nomination was Afterward!
ma,le nnanrrnons amitin the ntmost
siasru.c ,wt 1 ,G il i , A.
TTe clock at tbia. junQtnre indlea ted the
tlm-t'o bd ten frtihhtes' bef.tro'f, aadas Hie
delegates had not yet partaken of wiprter,
tbo convention on tnotion. acljotirned until
0 o'clock'.' ,' . " ..' - ' - -;"it. ('....'j '
. . ,: . j, ,j -.sight 6ESsro. , j , ,
Upon tbe reassembling of the ronyemlon
at 9 o'clock, the names of1 Messrs. tfobrt D.
Thomaa, it' J. Uoyd. John FlauagA-., , . nhn
iiels and Jaraea Murray were presented for
I the positions of '""'"'.. ,',
t,:,uAS.SiKIATK.rtTPOES,
wherenpo ' convention priKjeeded to de
uroiine iU choice but the Becretanea tail-
falling to agree in their count, the first bal
lot Was considered off and the second one
taken, withthe following resit It
Thomas...; ......B2 I Flanagan. ....t...... .40
Lloyd... 15 I Gels: i. 30 !
Murray., 6
Messrs. Thomas and Flanagan, having '
received a majority of all the votes, were de
clared the nominees, arid this announcement
was followed by a motion to make the
nomination unanimous, which was agreed
to without a dissenting -voice.
POOR ROUSE DIRECTOR.
For this position Messrsi Isaac N.Wis
singer. George Shaffer, AnSelm Weaklen,
Jas. Id Condon and Joseph Criste were
named, and in the six ballots which followed
the Vote stood t :
1st. 2d. Sd. 4th. 5th. (tn.
Wlsslnger.i........ a 2H 28 38 39 44
Shaffer. ..uiuiu... 27 24 31 33 89 36
Weaklen ....;....i;u 16 14 It 8 3 1
Condon t 8 4 .; ..
Criste. 5 .. ... ... .. ..
The"name of Mr Criste was withdrawn
after the first ballot, and after the fourth
ballot the names of Messrs. "Weaklen and
Condon were likewise withdrawn, but in
the case of Mr. Weaklen the withdrawal
was not fully understood, as la evidenced by
the votes cast for him on the fifth and sixth
ballots. -i Prior to the taking of tbe final bal
lot, a motion was offered and prevailed that
a majority of all the rotes cast, and not a
majority of the full convention, should lie
deemed sufficient to determine the nomina
tionsor the remaining offices. In accord
ance with this resolution Mr. Wlsslnger was
nominated on the sixth ballot, and like all
the others that bad preceded it, his nomina
tion was thereupon made unanimous.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
Messra.: Henry Byrne, Joseph Cramer,
John Stoltz, Christ Snyder and John K.
Storm having bfeb hanietl for tho office of
Jury Commissioners, the ' first ballot re
sulted In tlie selection of Mr. Cramer by a
vote of 42 to 27 for bis highest competitor,
Mr. Snyder, the remaining votea being given
to tho other candidates respectively as fol
lows : Byrne 1, Stoltz 7, and Storm 4.
SENATORIAL CONFEREE.
On motion of Gen. McDonald, Messrs. W.
Horace Rose, John Campbell and John O.
C. Bearer were chosen Senatorial conferees,
by a vote of 47 to 29, with instructions to
support F. A. .Shoemaker, Esq., as the choice
of Cambria connty for State Senator.
CONGRESSIONAL CONFEREES, .
Mr. Oatman offered tbe following resolu
tion, which was agreed to without a dissent
ing voice t .
Heenlvrd, That Wm. H. Sechler.Lewls Wehn
and A. J. Christy bo unpointed Congressional
conferees, to meet like conferees from the other-counties
In this Senatorial district, and that
they Vote as they think best.
CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Messrs. !. D. Woodruff, of Johnstown,
and John E. Scanlan, of Kbensburg, were
named for Chairman of the County Commit
tee, and after some discussion as to the lo
cation of said Chairman, the convention, by
a vote of 43 try 35 conferred tbe honor on
Mr. Woodruff. Tien followed the selection
of the ' '."';
j COUNTY COMMITTEE,
the delegates from the several districts furn
ishing the names of sncb gentlemen as they
deemed worthy, of- the trust. The list was
completed' with the exception of one' or two
districts, which will lie provided for in due
time, llere are the names of said
CDtrSTY COMMITTER.
Chairman L D,. Woodruff, Johnstown.
Adams John K. St till.
Allegheny Plus Cramer.
llarr Jurnos S. Luckett.
Blitokliek James Whiten . -
(Tnmbria Twp. James C. Murray.
Cumbria Bor. EJw.ird TIuwo. t
Carrolltown John Hiick. '
CarroH--D. A.Lntlrr. . -. ,.
ChestJSpring Francis Cramer. .
. Chord Conrad Teagor.
: Ciearfleli! Jotm Nagio. "' ' ' - .' .-.
CVtneniaugh John Campbell, 1st Ward;
il. P. KretdhbfT. Sd Ward. ,
Concnutugh Twp. H. R. Shaffer. "'
Coopersdale D. K, Hese. : .
Croyle- -
Eiwt Conemaugh D. Uumphreys.
Ebensbur John E. Ht-uiilau, East Ward;
John '1; Lnke, West Ward. ' . .
Franklin L. W. Furlong. . ; ..
Callitzin Bor. Miclmel Hrackem . "
Oallitzln Twp.' David Tobln. r :"
Jackson-W W. Hnrrla
JohmtnwirJolin Hnnnitn, 1st Ward ; John
Ranbi 'l Ward ; , , 3d Ward ; John L-id-
xtig. tth Ward: Andrew Srrlools, 5th -Ward:
Ell J. Riprdf, 6tti War. ,. ,;...'.-
Ijretto Bor. John P. Lacy.
Millvlile. Bor. Patrick KoJirers, 1st Ward;
John Burn'. 2.1 Ward.
Monster William Oarrett,
-ProfpeotBor Pntrlrk Boyle. - , . .,
lCichuind William Oole. J
, Stonycreek C. Von Luenen. ' "'
: Suinoierhlir J unties F. Skelly." ,-
huianiltville BT. John K. Storm.
Susquehanna Joseph Boarer.
Ttij lor JanacS M. Clark.
Washington- Vnirn liahey-: ..
White Jowph H. Walters. . .
Woodvale Bor.--Join.nindercr.
' Wirmore--T1. F. Kirby
Upt er YiKit-T Jacob Roam.
-Lowtr Yodei James Burns. '
"There being no further business to trans-,
act, the convention at 10.40 p. m. adjourned
sine die.
aat i
A Dastardly Ot?tnAOE.-Onr citizens
were no little surprised -on Sunday after
noon last by the sounds ' of a locomotive
whistle on the Branch road, and everyliody
who heard it was for a time on tbe qui rtre
to ascertain what this unusual occurrence
portended. The mystery was soon cleared
tip, however, by the announcement of tire
fact that two men named Martin Leonard
and Thomas Howell had been brought to
jail here charge.l with the commission, at a
late hour on the night previous, of a must
Aggravated assault and battery on the per
son uf 'Mr: Patrick O'Brien, switch-tender
for the Pa. R. R. Co. at Gallitain, whom, it
seems,' -had a few days previoosly testified
against tbe ace used in some overt act with
which they wereharged. . Three others, one
of whota, Patrick Leonard, was arrested and
brought to jail here on Tuesday. forenoon
are also implicated in the ontrago. Tbe al
legation against these parties is that they
'not only knocked down and terribly abused
Mr. O'Brien, but they afterwards placed
hint upon tho railroad "track and held him
there with the evident intention of leaving
the completion of their . murderous work to
the first tratn or locomotive that snouiu ap
proach. In this fiendish attempt, however,
thev were fortunately frustrated by the in.
terposition of the telegraph operator at lhat
place, wbocametotnetescneor air. j isnen
in time to save him from being ramorer by
the Fast Line west, then almost due.. The
injured man is still living, and the attend
ing physician thinks that tf erysipelas does
not intervene he may yet recover, aitnouga
his condition is said to be very precarious,
lie was first strnck and knocked down by
a stone weighing fully four pounds, to which
considerable blood and hair still adheres.
Tbe stone will be produced In Court aa evi
dence against the accused, who will be apt
to pay dearly for their dastardly doings, as
the Pa, R. R.Jo. is determined to prosecute
them, the full extent of the law, . .:...
o ; : Bf :'
,: 'Money, antjMoneY's "WoRTH.Tf yonr
health fails, yon must make proper efforts to
restore it, or content yorself to die before
yonr time, or Irva i life of sickneaa and
tntwrr. a nee less drone in the bqsy hire of
life. viThere are few sicknesses, even of a
teluTowic.aert, .that cannot, be cored by
reaqr'...,ta proper and painstaking means.
'Dt, Jveyser, the great consumntion and
chronic phvsician, has done wonders in the
.way of restoring chronic invalids to health ;
the discovery of Dr; Keybeb's Lung Cure
has mndelbe WwurBPt.lvei chances bf life
i;R thtmsaud times better than ever before, and
' the Doctor la.greater than bis Lung Cure,
tw ben yon caa afford to. employ .bojh. ; In
thousands of cures, wuicn ur, ivevse.r. nas
effected, some even, after all hope of life waa
' aliandoned, stamp him as a, mat) of rare
I genius aud wonderful abilities in the enre of
..,.i...,in,lliA'iii Treatise sent free'
Pflbe of Lung Cure l.!50per bottVeor $7.&)
per alf ddrcn. To I had at Dr. Koyser's
laboratory, 24ft Penn avenne, Pittsburgh.
His private consulting office is No. 120 Penn
. &ir..nllA
t-'rrrr-.it;
Specialties in MEbtciNR. Wepttbllsh
oh our eighth page a lengthy Article de
scribing the system of the noted specialist
Dr. R. V. Ptercej of Buffalo, N.lfn in which
he sets forth with considerable force ami
clearness his reasons for devoting bis whole
time and attention to a single department of
medicine the treatment of lingering chronic
diseases. The same article also takes Hp the
subjects of liagnosis, methods of consultation
and treatment, etc., and Wilt tie found to
contain many valuable bints to the invalid.
Dr. Pierce is the author of a work which has
already attained a large circulation "The
People'sCommon Sense Medical Adviser'
containing some nine hundred numeronsfy
lllustrated pages, and devoted to medicine In
all its branches; a work well calcnlated for
the guidance and instruction of the people at
large, and which may be had for $1.60 ( post
paid) by addressing the author. Dr. Pierce
has now been before the general public long
enough to enable the formation of a careful
estimate of the efficiency of bis treatment
and his medicines, and the verdict, we are
glad to know, baatieeii oulversally favorable
to both. Toledo Blade.
Bensiulb AnVrcE. Yonare asked every
day throngh the columns f newspapers and
by your Druggist to ns Something for Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, and you get discouraged
spending money with bttt tittle success.
Wow to jrive you satlsfactorv nroof that
Grrew'a AumrsT Flower will cure you of
Dyspepsia and Id ver Complaint with all It
effects, such as Sour Btomach, Sick." Head
ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of
the Heart, Heart-burn, Water brashcoming
up of food after eating, low spirits etc., we
ask you to go to your Druggists, Lemmon &
Murray, Kbensburg, or Woleslagla & Son,
Wilmore.and geta Sample Bottle of Green's
August Flower for 10 eenta, and try it,
or a Regular Sise for 75 cents. Two doses
will relieve yon.
A CARD. To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth,, ner
vous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
etc., I will send a recipe t'hat will cure yon,
FREK OF CHARGK. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self-add ressed envelope
to the Rkv. Joseph T. Inman, Station D,
Bible House, Xexe York. (4-21.-i;m."
tt Y.WF.KEF.AI .
JOXB3--DAVI3.-MarrlPn;in this place, on
Wednesday .'ast. May 24. 1H7S, by Rev. T. R.
Jones, Mr. Richard I). Jonks and Miss ANxife
M. Davis, both of the East Ward.
So clever and worthy a gentleman as our
young friend Dfck and so estimable and kind
hearted a lady as the fair young bride could not
of course bo forgetful of the printer on so In
teresting an occasion as this, and hence It Is
that we are called upon to acknowledge the re
ceipt of an ample supply or Very delicious cake,
for which kindly remembrance wo tender the
happy young couple our sine re thnnks and
best wishes. May tl.elr Journey through life be
fraught wtttralt the joys which attend the wed
fled fdato wban two loving heart are Joined,
and may their bridal tonr to the Centennial be
as replete wltk pli-usant experiences as we are
sure It will be with interesting sight-seeing.
ORDINANCE for the Regula
tion of Chest Springs Borough,
Cambria County Pa., for the year IS76:
Pre. 1. Be It enacted and ordained by the Bnr
geHl and Town Council of the Borungb of Chen
Sprliirt, and la hereby enacted and ordained by
the authority of the same. That it any person tif
persons, after the publication of this ordinance.
Phall driVe or rids any horse, mare, or geldlnfr J
through ahy of the ttreetr of this horoogh at a i
faster gait than a trot or slow ranter, he, she or j
they so offending shall forfeit ami pay the aura f
One Dollar f"r es-ti and every ch o"aVnee. j
Skc. 2. All persons living within the bofbugh 1
limit are hereby notified, after tbe publication ri
this Ordinance, t keep their hogs shut up, and
any one inning to comply witn mis provision wm
be fined la tba sum or one dollar lor each and
every offence, with all costs that may acCruo.
Sec. S. Also, be It enacted and ordained by ttna
authority aforesaid, that all cattle, horses, mutes,
ete , are to be enclosed at night, and on any owner
thereof who shall refuse or neglect tn do so a fine
of one dollar will be imposed for each arid every
offence, along with costs.
If any peieon or persona ahall permit their stock
to violate Section 2 and S, a above, the stock so
trespassing will be Impounded, and after a given
time will be sold for the fine Imposed and costs
accruing.
Sec. 4. Dn It further enacted by the authority
aforesaid, Thatfany pet sons or persona after the
publication of this ordinance shall be found firing
guns, pistols, cannon, nre-crackers, or powdef.
rockets, or any other game with powder, be, of
they so offending shall be deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor, and shall forfeit and pay tho sum of
Twentv-flve Hollars for each and every offence ;
Provided, That these privileges, of arty PI them,
may be granted by application to. the Burgess
and Town Council.
Sect. Beit further enacted by the authority
aforesaid. That no person et bPrsons shall be per
, tnitted. under the penalty of Fro Dollars, to ride
or drive any horse, tnare or gelding on any ot the
stuewaiKs in saia norougn.
Sue. 6. And lie tt further enacted and ordained
bv the anthorttv aforesaid. 1'lmt tt sh&ll txt th
duty of the Barges, each ot the Town Council, !
ami or tne iiign ixinriaiiie strtritiy to prosecute
all laws and ordinance ot said horoUgh made to
prevent Vice and Immoral conduct.
Done at Chest Springs, the 20th day ot April,
A. D. 1876. , . .
M. J. COOPER, Barges.
D. C. Littl, Clerk.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT,
IIPT HP RETAILOR or FoRmo m - "
t MRsTiC? Msrch A Miistt, as appraised biCiie
bria county for the year A. D.1878:
Clii Llr'ar, diss.
.. ADAMS TOWKBHIP.
It Hiram Shaffer. 4T.U414 Ueorge Orris
At.l.ROHeJiy TOWWSHtP.
H William J. Buck
BAIIK TUWKSHlP.
14 Casper Lelb ...... .
KLACKUCK TOWStBHIP.
14 Isaac Michael. . .
CARR'ILITOWR ROROrOS.
14 And'W 1 lltllek. "J.urt 14 A. Walrnra
14 A. A. Barker... 7 0 It Simon Schroth. 7.
14 John Buck. .. 7 0)
cam ni i a noRoron.
14 John Kratl: J.OI 14 John Pfsrr-i..
14 John Kinta .-ill 14 Joseph fublch,
COOPKRStlAM BOROCOR.
14 Adams A McKolver
.'.
.. t7.J
- 7.0 J
.. 7.0J
.. ?jfl
: en
Til
14 Nutter k Cun
oin em at'OH tmnocan,
lit
14 touisa Asrort.
i !
. . ' .1
SMi
PUBLIC SALE !
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
ON SATURDAY, HAY 2 1816,
At 9 O'CLOCK, 1 Jf.,
The property recently occupied hy the Ebens
bnrg Mining and Mannfaeturing Co.," situate In
Kbensburg, Cambria county. Pa., consisting of
ONE ACRE OP GROUND,
fronting on the Ebensbtirg and Crcsson Railroad,
having thereon erected a
STKAM ENGINE FOR SALE OR
KXCH AMOK. The undersigned has a
S2-horse power ENGINE which he will aell very
cheap lor eaah or exchange for Turbine Wheels.
For further information Call oa the subaerlber In
Carroll township, three mllea northeast of Carroll
town, or addresa M. J. NAOLE, " '
May 28.-31. Carrolltown, Cambria Co., Pa.
T OST OR STOLEN," (most rob-
blv Stolen. from the rpablanrv. nt tha
subscriber, on or aiiont the ITth Inat., two nbte for
10O each, drawn In favor of the onderslgned. amt
havlna; n dimbt as to tJie identity of the titter. If
stolen, this Is to notify lilm that legal atejts will
be taken to punish him unless the papers are re
tflrrted Wlthont delayv Payment having been
stopped on said notes all perrons are cautioned
against-negottatfbg tlie seme. - -
WILLI AM DORAN.
Cressor, Pa., Msy So, 187-SU--
IN ttie DISTRICT COURT oFTltE
UNITED STATES, for the. Western
DlSTRIiTT OP PlTISYLVAStA. ' - ' -
Chat-les A, McOomoi.k. of Cambria county, a
BabKrupt Wmfer tho Act of Congress ot March 3K
1MC7. having applied for a discharge from all hi
debts and ether claims ptovable under said Act,
by order of theCiouTt notice ts hereby given to all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
person -Intereited. to appear on the 2lsl day of.
Jraa, 1S76, atl o'clock, v. tiefore Jt'n BTotli
erline, Esq., Register In Banlimptcv, at his office
In Hollldaysbunr, Pa., to show cause. If anv they
have. Why a discharge should not be granted to
tho said bankrupt.
S. O.TMt'CANDLESS, Clerk." '
Jtay 26, 187o3t. . :. t
PEA BODY HOUSE,
Corner LOCUST and MNTIIr Streets,
miTjA DETntTA , IA .
Convenient toplaoeaof amusement and car ifnoa
In the ei'.y. IV ohangci to. and (Tom the Center,
nlal grounds.
Cok W .io-w, proprietor of the Hkry Horsa.
Cincinnati, for the fast twentv rears, and nresent
proprietor, liak' leafed tha 4v)aae:. for a terra of
years, and nas nwiy lurnisiicd and ntted It
frr.tto.7' xit. He, Will keep a Fir ctly flrfuclatt
rsinse, and has accommodation for 800 guest e
Terms only 3 per day.
No bar has ever been kept tn the tianaV HoT-SB,
nor will anv be kept In the Pkasodt.
May 26, l'87fl. 4m.
STATEMENT OF AUDITORS'
SETTLEMENT with the Supervisors
of Allegheny Township for the 3-ear 1875 to
April 10, 1876:
FnAtiK t. LtTTt-R, Supervisor, Da.
To amount of hi Uupllcate. . v ...... ,.i544.18
j caeh roe'd Trom UxkbloB...vk tw.or
Ca.
By Work done by taablea.........47.lT
exnnertlon allowed 2.83 ,
" sia't retnmed tot;ommlS8ioners 99
nf orders pale r t i
' JAb- Bono 140 1
- -J,D. Hcrxog .-;..! -2 t0 - -
P. Moran 8.80
H. Troxell M
- Joseph Ellg. ..... aos
? s ' H. Eckenmdo 7.oo
By his time, days at 1.50 p. d. B7.ST
' putting np four notice ... . ... , bO
" cask received from taxable.. ... 64.07 Wfa
Balance dne Snpervlsor Little 43.S6
tnnxA8 Mrt.Law. supervisor. Da.
To amount of bis Duplleat. i....i;..:.....44!t 20
.. rccqlved from taxablcs... 6.fi8
- -due Township at last settlanVnt 3185
481.63
Cft.
By Work dfino by taxable.,..
- exonerations anoweu -, ,
" recelnbof Anthony M 'OoyJ". .-.
his rte,9 dav at ll.SO n. d...
" cash received from taxable.. . ,
Balance doe Soperrlsor THnlri:
- .- -V' . .
. 15.SS
. H (XI
- .0) .
e.fcg oo2.9o
. 4 - v ;
..iff j;.-. a m an
"N-
W. . Ani1ii'Ml AaIRSr4rlof AHerhonV
township, do certify that we have exarnine'( th'e
dnpllcate and .yiualuys 4-J'Jnk J.JUtpre and
Thomas M tWUrVivii.dJIiOCTa the, rQto
gelng td tic a true statement. . l -r
Bi. r. JOHN tl. RRaDLEW) j)
I: ' J. ECKTrw KOIMC, .aitwAJ
t - J,TOMIlNStN, - z) ' T
Attest Jos. Hcactv Twp. Clerk. (Mff.-ftL)
"DONNER IIOUSB,-, LoaErrb; Pa.
Having tns coroplerrid
and "fhrnfshed this commodloes
and eregant hotel, th BtJWtcHber,
respectrutly solicit rrom tne pnrv
lie In general an I snromer visitors
In particular a talrahara of patronage. Thchonse
fa supplied. wiih all modern improvements, and.
has a fine ten-pin alley attached, aa well as abun
dant provisions for the accommodation awd aamae-pient-of
111 who may favor the house with their
custom. Terms only 10 per week.. Fleasa give
meaeaU. - ' t ' W. J. BONNER.
, Loretto, May 10, 4876.r4f.
i i p . . i . ii i - it.
A1
DMlXTSTTvAION OTIUE.
Ifotfoo la hereby given tbat letters of admlnis
tratlon have been graatM-'to the unVlets'gnfed en
the estate or James A. Utttcbeld. Ints r theft
i Springs borotlb, Camb"r1a county, deceased. All
i Hirsoiia Indebted to said estate" are noiiQed to
make prompt payment: and those baVing bhxims
u.alniL it are renuasLt! to isent IhS limn nra.
p9tr aiithenllcated fiv settlerrfent. J
CHARLES WHARTON. Admlnlstrttor.
' Bev. R: C.'Oiristy, late pastor of tbe
CatboMcc idinrtm In- this place,' and more
widelv known as the fighting chaplain of tho
78th Pa.'Volnateers, isto deliver tkeoratiou
r a Duller ob ieoor-tion dav.
,.':: v.it ". -fit 7 ; . i a : t..j
f. .- : t ; ,(. :.'.-.- .- ' ; .. .
Chest Springs, May 6, 1876.-rt.
'
NOW FOHOOOD MEAT At BOT
TOM PRICK8 ! The nndersigncd we
s!res to inform the, public that he haf opened a
MEAT MARKET in the buildlrhx reeentiy oeeu-
: plod by iewtg KoitgcM, on Centre street, i-resn
I meat of all klnjs onJIotplay act FCday fveninK
' or each week. Myternit aili be stuictCv ash,
bad urious much lower lliaa elsewhere In K.bens
f'bnrg. .' i -,JC D.-H. ZAHM.
Marchf.lS76.-tf;. - - i.
LARGE PLANING MILL,
42x60 reel, three storfe high, with Boiler Shed at
tached, 12x63 feet. The machinery consist of one
40-Hofse Power Engine and Boiler,
1 remhlnfll Planer, 24 inehos wide, for-enr-faclng
and grooving : I sinrrnce Planer. 20 In.
wide; 3 Circular flip Km wa, with lilt tables;
2 t'lrrnlar 4"roi-4'nt Haws, with -slide ta
bles : I awing- tlrralar CrnwCat suit;
I ItoaMe-Ilpailed Skaplag Btsckine, with Iron
frame; 1 Centric Lathe. I Hand Lathe, with com
plete set of Tools, 1 1'olfsliing Oram, U feet long;
I Soabling Machine, with slide heaila. The above
machinery, with necessary shafting, belting utltl
bttllcys, ti In gviod working order, wit, an armn
flant aupplv of running water on tha premises.
f:a1d bniMiug was erect ml specially for and bat
teen need in the manufacture of flooring, aiding,
alt kinds of handles, brush blocks, Imllustera, ete.
Cherry, ash, poplar, linn, sugar, beech, maple and
white pine lumber tn be had at moderate price.
There Is also erected on the pretntece a
Ttco Story Frtime Dwelling ITwtsc
, ooitTAixiae six booms and a cellar. -
TERMS or SALE, Oncthird ol the purchase
money to tie paid on delivery of the Deed, one-t hlrd
In six months, and the balance In one year, with
Interest, to be secured by the Jndgment bond and
mortgage of ttte .-mfeuaser.
JOHN A. BLAIR, Ebensburg.
JOHN LEWIS. " -
W. B. BONACKEK, Johnsrewa.-
, Ebeneborg, May fc.l 16.-41., . ,.
TRIAL LIST, Junk Term LiVt
of Causes set down for trial at a Court
of Common Pleas to be held at Ebensimrg, for
Sambria i'iinl,r, commencing on Monday, tbe
lb day of JuE, A. D. 1876:
FtltST WKKi .
Henrv Fye.. vvs. l. W. ltarshberger.
J. P; Donoughe. ...... .vs. Patrick B. Kerln..
Same vs. Same.
John-Brady.. ..vs. Rose M'Oongh ctal.
Catherine Todd Adm..vs. Edmund J. Waters.
I-ewis J. Bearer v.s. D.vsart .V tsorr.
W. S. Waters tt Ca....tvs. Joseph Shoemaker. "
J. S. Milliken. for nsa.vs. A. J. Chrhuy.
Washington O'.mgh,. vs. A.J. Christy.
Frank fc Irwin s uee..va. M J. Naglc. .
Henry Mellon vs. Finney & Johnston; '
Cooper & Mellon Vw. Finney A Johnston.
Frederick Lauer vs. D. W. Hutshbc-rger.
. . s SCO NO WKEK.
Thompson & Ray vs. J-hn E. Holmes.
John Shell. . vs. John Bradley.
Cambria Iron t5o vs. John J. Fisher.
Cambria Iron tJo..-.vs. Francis Christy.
John Brotberline..-.--vs. John Flsk, John C.
Gates, et. al.
Isaac nugns.' .-.vs. Sarah Jane Morrison.
J. Z. Nngr vs. R. A. Glass.
Richard Row lend.. vs.' Richard J. Evans.
Grtftilh Owcn...i....vs. Richard J. Evans.
. Joseph Trexler.'. vs. David Trcxler a Mary
Bendon.
John P. 'Watson ita T. H. Lapsley.
John P. Watson. ...... .vs. Alex. Kennedy ct. Si.
M. wrestle .-vs. John Hannan.
Hon. James P. White vs. George Knewlton. .
Augustine Hntt. ...-.'. vs. Mnniii 'o.
Barbara Robb vs. Peter Click.
Adam Rosewn. ..... vs. George Rager.
B. Mi -COLO AN, Prothonotarv.
Prolhonotarv's OflSce. Ebensbnrg, May a, 1876.
WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS.
Notice ie hereby given lira the fol
lowing named appraisement s of personal pro
perty and real estate of decedchts. selected and
set apart for the widows of Intcststes under
the Act of Assembly of the 14th day of April,
A. D. I'M, have been filed In the Register's of
fice at Ebensburg and will be presented to the
Orphans' Court of Cambria county, for Confir
mation and allowance on Weonksdav, the
71 Ii day of June, A. D. 1876. to wit t
1. Inventory and appraisement of 'certain
personal property appraised and set apart for
Bridget Brown, widow of James Brown, late
of Munstsr township, deceased t2W.
t. Inventory and sppraisomentot certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Jane
Uochoeur, widow ot Peter Gochnour, lato of
Cftmbrla county, deceased-flS.lS.
3. Inventory and appraisement of certain
personal property appraised and set apart for
Ktixibeth ".lack, widow of Daniel Black, late or
Summerhill township, deceased KBXl.OO
4. Inventory and spprslsemcnt bf Vol-taln
personal property appraised and set apart for
Margaret Pringle, widow of Martin Prligle,
lateef Summerhill townsblp, deceased tu.3TK
6. Inventory and appralsemwt of certain
personal property appraised sBl set apart for
Mary Roberts, widow of Ron-rt H. Roberts,
late of Ebensburg boronph, docrnsed 'lO00.
JAMES M. SINGER. Register.
Register's Office, Ebensburg, May 6, 1876,
JOHNSTOWN SAVIMS BAUI!
120 Clinton St., Johnstown. ?a.
CHARTERED SEPT. 12, .1870. T'SPOSITS
Vv received of all soma not less that One Dollar.
Present rato of Interest, six per ce-.it. Interest Is
doe in the mouthsof Juae and Tjcoembcr. and If
not withdrawn is added to tho deposit, thus coui.
pounding twice a year witho.it troubling the de
positor to call or even to pr.-s jnt the deposit hook-
y one v loaned on Real r'.-.tatc.. Preference. wlt?t
liberal rates ami long V.nje. given to borrowers ef
ferlng first mortaageson farms worth four or more
times the amount '.oan desired. Hood rToreuce
perfect titles, ete,.t required.
This corpora ton 1 exclusively a Savfn'fl;' Bank.
No commercial deposits reeelvM-, nor discounts
granted. Za loans on persona, security.
Titanic applications tor borrower, copies tr t n
rules, 'ny-laws, and special law relating to thta
Bank. .sent to any address desired.
' TRCStKBS James Ceopef. OaVtd Diflert. CT. B.
tlia. A.J. Hawcs, F. W. Hay, John Lowman. H.
Raumer. Jr.. Iianiel McLaughlin, D.J. Morrell,
James Melillen,.. lames Morley, IewiaPlltt. H.
A. Bokk. Oonrad Stippe, George T, Swahk, and
W. W. Walters.
DANIEL .1. MORRELJa FresidenL
TaNr DihitaT, Trearnrer.' .
Ctrvs Elder, Solicitor. l-.t,75.-ly.i
1 ". . i : t
- LATE HiAIN HOUSE,"
Corner JUainttnti I'ittsbttrgh Sis.,
- CREEKS BURCi PA.; ' "
Verr tcnire of town. Fronts the touth entrsheo
. ... M tba fat.l Uaniaa.
' liO W ' a a ru r-m
14 LcmmonJMur
14 OeeT rlnntleyll
It E. C. Parrish...
t.ot
Too
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l.VI
7.00
ton
7.1"
re
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7.Ut
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t v
ninghain. .. 7-00.14 Jaoot Widmam
14 Mich'l Tm.bey. 7.tl',14 Cieorge Myer...
14 Wm. Donnelly ?.no;l4 Aug. Lchmire..
CI'KAKflaLD TDWKSHIP.
14 H. R. Dunegan..
cKntLC TTiwasntP.
14 Tho. n. neist. 7.C0 II G. B. Stineman
14 J. D. Wcntroth. 7.00 14 V.M A J.Brown
CM EST TOWSSHtP.
14 C. A. Largbfin. 7.00114 J. F. Carson.
CUE-IT PPBlMiS IKHtllL'OH.
13 Kill Nutter., iu.00114 ' per A Mellon
K AST CONKM Afrtlt miHIlfOB.
14 P. F. Sliafler.... 7. 14 Wm. Sanderson
14 Leonard Klst. . 7 "0 14 IL P. Linton...
H M.X iliurini.. ... i.w
EiiEisBt'KO nonotronj.
13 A. A. Barker A- ill K. RobertsA-Son tr.Cl
Son 1000 It Nrs.H E. Juml 7-t i
13 J. P. Thompson 10WI.14 C. T. Roberts..
14 R. J.Lloyd 7 0114 D. E. Evans ...
14 O. G. Owens... 7.0U 14 M. U Oat man..
14 Myers & Lloyd. i.iw It it. IC iiavis
il jacou i nomas.
7.00 14 Thos. Griffith..
7.(W 14 A. Stilt t matter
7.001
pranki.im nonorort.
14 A. A J. I Custer 7.00 it l. W. Coulter.
14 Peter Rubritx.. t.l 14 Martin Custer.
14 James Findley. t.arj;
OAt.l.IT7.!N TOWNSHIP.
14 Patrick Smith.. 7.0H14 J. I". Murray..
OALt.rTriN HMIOl'CH.
14 T. J. Christy... !) 14 Thos. Bradley
14 J.J. Troxell.. Vi
lotiKfTows nonorott.
1 Wood, Morrill il4 KinneyACamp-
' Co 200.00 IjcII
1? Gels, Foster & 'It John Thomas..
Co .. 13.50.14 Wakefield A
12 T.:o. Stewart Ac Harshberger
A Co.. IJJjO.H John Benton.
13 J. DibertA!on Itl.fio 14 Louis Baumer.
i Mernersonitco 7.00 I r . Border
7.00 It T. W. Kerlin...
7.00 14 M'Clel land A Co
7JVP 14 John Hannan..
7.0i 14 Davis Myles ...
7.0O 14 John F. Barnes
7.tl 14 J, S. Ash bridge
7.00 14 Brinker A- Co..
7.00 14 Rose Bloch...
7JW 14 Geo. W. Hay...
7.00 14 S. C Bailey ...
T.no 14 W'.OwensASon
7.i 14 H. Pritchard..
i.tw 14 Eben. Jarmm...
7.UI 14 Paul WCreary.
7.0ti 14 Biough Stuts-
I man...
7.00 14 Focklerft Lev-
T.W- ergood
7.(K It OiasxHoohstFla
7. 14 W. L. Levings
T.(W . ton..i..., ..
7 ,14 Crawford A
V-tal Reipple
T-.W 14 T. H. IJrioton..
T OO 14 Chas. Oswalt...
7i0 14 KimpteA V'rer-
I log
7-00 14 M. P. Col man..
7 00 14 C. O. Lather...
7 00 14 J.g.A.Bcnshorif
7.l 14 Fred. W, Kress
7.0(1 14 H. L. Cottlter.i.
7.00.14 Marg't Brown.
7.O0 14 Oeliorne A Coo-
7 00. fer.
7 .tn.I4 T. a. Griffith.. '
7.i 14 Jere. Hippie...
7 0 14 K Elasser ,
7 SO 14 Kman'l Jame
14 W H LeA-ergood 7-0tl14 Beam A Conrad
14 A. Preifer. .. . 7.H0 14 Wm. Wilheim
14 S. R. Varner.;. . 7.00 14 Wm. S. Jones..
14 John Muller... 7 00 14 Geo. 6. Orth....
14 Dopp A Bostart T 00.14 Georga Mayer.
JACKS! TOWNSItlP.
14 David Simmon J.tIO 14 Wm. Ford
14 Saut'l Albaneh. 7.(slil4 Cteorge Wehn4
' IJllltTTO IVKOLOlt.
It W. Lltzlnger... 7.00 14 J. E. Shields ft
J4 F. O'Erlel .. 7.t) Bro
14 A. J.Cbiisty. .So 14 W. W. MoAteer
14 MA. Lacy A Co 7.00 14 F. X. Haid
14 John Bradley.. T 50 .
Riki,viM.E RonnPrln.
14 P. Rod-ers. 7 -tie it O. W. Stutsman
14 H.W. Given. ... 7.li
k tCtl la no towns BrrV
14 Bernard Nec.. 7.J It Geo. Berkey.i
14 Ueorge Contart 7av
sckiiiTvttt.g nORorcrt.
It John Egnr 7.i 14 C II. Reich ...
14 Js. M. Gillin . 7 fs 14-Wm. M'Counell
14JohnKin4v. -.. 5 0(l
TTI kit TH tsrwdTi r r
14 S. P. Merrvll A Co
vimiiKitrnliTnimuin
14 Wm. Pringle,.. 7.00 14 Elir Thompson
14 Martin O..U 7.e 14 C. J Lab
14 Syl. McKeniie. 7.O014 M. B. XL Lrtiurbl
14 P.M. A J. Brown 7.111 un ..7;
. Wtt.MOHK BOROrQH."' T
1 John f ehr dh.. 7-00 It JobnMX'oInn
14 P. M. Wohdnglo M4 1. F. Kirby.
A Son 7.m!l4 Mrs-ILtvephart
VltITt vnvnaiiip
14 Gen. Walters.. 7. 14 3. hi. Palmer.
14 Christ. Kreger.
14 W. Cpdegrtive.
14 Ootieh Huntley
14 K- U Edwards.
14 N. ACA.Horne '
14 Jas. J. Murphy
14 George Kurtz..
14 Jacob Wild
14 Emit Young.. ..
14 A. Burgraff
14 E. Zang
14 C. S. Renth
14 H.J. Ilite
14 A. A A. Keck..
14 F.W. Hay A Son
14 L.K. lx-iicnbcr-
ger
14 George Helser.
14 C.T. Fraaer. ...
14 I9A-1d Creed... .
!t John Jordan...
4 A.Montgomery
4 Louis Cohen. .
14 D. Dibert A Son
14 A. Nat ban A lire
14 J. A. MeKlnney
It M H Nathanson
A Co.
14 Sol. J. Hess-...
14 TAG Gallagher .
14 1.. Luck hard! .
14 Geo.Criver&igt
14 IouiheraSreen
14 J no. Henderson
14 John Biadv ...
14 Maggie Goeher
14 J. A li. Swank.
14 Wm. Caldwell.
It A. Met
On
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7.00
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WOODV.AM BOrrOTtlH. '
14 JWhu B. Clark.. 7.O1IM W.H HoscnstCel 7J0
lOLtlt TOWSWP.
14 Jacob Renm.. 7 WII4 John Seigh... . 7 00
. 1S.M
. 15.00
. p.od
lVtl
1.VS0
15.00
15JN1
15.00
15A"0
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80.00
' RREWER1B9.
Oscar Graff, Johnstown Uoronch ....
Sieger A Wr hit,
k .. . tl t w M ..... .
71. iiruiRiuil, ... ........
Henry Hansuian, 44 '
Jacob Goemer,-mbrtn Poretth
Lambrt A Kress, Conemaurh Borough..
Lawrence Kest, Coneuiaugh Township..
O. J. Schwader, Washington Township..
Henry Blum, Carrolltown Borough
Julius Stich, 14 44
' . BILtAARD TABLES.
J. D. M'Oelland (4h Washington Twp...;
John Jordan ,21, Johnstown Borough....,
TEN-riX ALLETS.
John Jordan (l;. Johnstown Borough 1550
J. D. M'Clelland (41, V.'ashington Twp...... C2 trt
A. J. Christy UK lretto Borough ti 15J0
Ak AppkaL Will oe held at tbe Treasurer's
OfTioe In Eli?nburg, on Xohdat; theStl day
Jdsr ne&r, at S o'clock, p. m.
a. -a..-'- JJN FEROCSON.
May ft, iTB. Mermntilp Appraiser.
notice To '
TAX-PATERS I
IN aee-rila'ieo wltJi an Act of the General As
sembly t.f '.hisComni'inwt-altb. improved tho
Mhday ' -prll, A. D. 172, "rtatlng to the col
lect toe f taxes in the Or.mity of Cambria." no
ttcc , hereby given e Iho tat -payers restdlnar
ir. tbo districts tiel.w named, tbat the County
Treasurer, in compliance wit the second see
tion ot said act. will attend at tbe places of
holding the Dorouah and township elections on
the following nnme-d days, tnt the purpose ot
reeeivlng the count v. poor aud state taxes a&
scesed for the year 176:
For Wilmore borough. Monday, June l?th.'
44 Summerhill towpshirt Tpesdar, June ltJr.
44 Washington . " Wednesday, 44 Ilafr.
44 Summit ville borough. Thursday ' I5tlr
44 Galliiz.in 44 Friday,
44 GatlitziO township. Hator Jay, 44 JSrh.
4. Loretto borough. Monday, .: "4" ?v1u
44 AlleghcnV tdwnshlp. Tni-aday. M 9nb.
Munstrr W-dnesdav, " tlstj
44 Chest Spring borough. Thursday, 2M
44 Clearfield township. Friday, . gjdl
4' White township, en Momday, JuVieSSth. at
. , A. n. 1 lake's, an'd on Tuesday. June 27th.
,t Llovdsvilie. . ' ...
Ch
best township, at Vtien CoSWell, Wednea.
day. JuneSMh. aud at A. Anna'a Thura-
, day. June 2ft h.
Carrolltown bornngh
l2-4.'76.-lf.
JOHN POUTER, Lessee:
JAS-rs imr.itsso...;.....i...H. r. o'ritiat.t
WILKINSON & O'FRIEL,
xtAJirf Ari-raaaS or ' '
; ANS E0MISTI5 MASSLE !
t t, , Ijopot.1o,-Pa.
I rWork executed promptly and antttfaetortly,
aud a cheap aa the ciieataist. (4-lx-tf 1
rh. Fclsv liiB.on.1.
VamUrta- MonaJ', July 3dj
44 Barr , Wedn.lix, iuh M
Siis'lit-banrs towrhi-A, Thursday .
" est i ara, rjfenbrrg, Frida v. JoJM 7th.
44 East 44 " .. Saturd -v Tll-aili
t nj'h iT-nday.. Jnly Wh. lh'
, Blackllck 44 , ( Tuesiia JuiV ,ltb'. -
And.tn accorda'nro aa lib the sx-conrf section of
paid act. on all tatfrs Vuid to the Treasurer bmt
lore the Jt dny .f .epu-intK r tore wilt tkea
reduction of rtVri t-Kii -e:-t wliile five nwnrnt
will beadeed ( all unpaid taxes, and rOttoed lit
the hiwidAof a on.stai b-.
N. J. FHTt DHOI County TVeasiTree.
; Treasurer s Otfi.-w, Hbcnshunr, April 24, law.
A. WK3NER. M D. '
ti l'fayaletoi aad afar... i
CARoi,LrowK4 Pa.
OWr.e recent! veeouplad by M.J. Btick M n
IH rear of John Buck's store, Nhrbt cal'lsVna?
be made at Mr. Duek- fCTKIcnceT (Hn"'T
TTM.. II. 8KCHLER, Attorney at
. 7 r-7"f t-1'nt's''''r. t . Office In Col.
ona-le KoW, 'recently occcpled In- Wm. kitten
Esq -Itentre atreot. . ..... ' U21.'7.-tf. J
riFo. m . AT: a de, a ttoRNEvat
LAtr, Eliensburff. Pa. Office on Centra
street, three dwors Irwui High street.
M.
yili;
June 21L