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Ebensburg, Pa.,
LOCAL AISUJ1
There, nnd the tuner i tare.
,,frf' 1 m-,,if people atConrt tliis week.
tt r tl i-i" xv as ever niiradecl than
' ..'t l v ' llrris,l
11 are in mosssm. So are Ihe
"T ".i,.ab,.nt tli ir tio5C!.
'" ' " . w. v.viMB mi the Court to be
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, n much In ii"rt Land.
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tf cl'-ar c notion.
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.l ily -("'tli, is the day Axed
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nest Arij'mnein uourr.
of Tyrone have in
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hi ili-eiti-m at an early day
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i-'i ..' 'u . !.. inciio. ment at Bt Fran-
. . L- :. hereto, will take place tuia
,,,.t.,.r mtitiii like that on Satnmay
,,.,1 tV 4: ti of July will never Set
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(;. 11 .T'i-t; !! M I'onaiil.oi mis place, ami
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.;vi t. r",:,k i'1'00 nn"",ro at ,he 1,5
;ryj,,,) iii Altoona on tlie 4Mi of July next,
uv 1t s assure the Huntingdon fvZooe
-M Mr. N. A. Home lias not annonocfd
y, :;:is.i:: iiiilcpeiulent candidate for the
i.ivi:::r- ami we fo-l safo in paying tbat
ii. ti'ii.i: t.
U Fi' 1':S failed tlins far to lay his
;! ii: li.in.l on tin; fruit crop, and the in
! V:i,i an- that lie will not Ik! nOIf, willing
; U iiMV hv, to prevent an Immense
,jr;,i in mi'-.
' t:l- iao-st ihasp of the stealing art xas
.;-!!.tt. .1 Th'mI y nilit in Hie gol.Ming up
I.,;!..' ('Iiicini'iioiir uii'i 01 ui
f.:. 1 at'1; if.'" :""1 tomato plants belonging to
J!r ,!;iin-s (i . H.iss-on.
-ri-.f l;!:iilrf,I pounds of fresh roll but-
tr .v.in'' il a: in nrw ni-ap i.isri more m
!';t., IiaxNr, .Iftios Co., in Tndor's
ii.luirr. JI:a t-tTt-ct, for which twenty
..u!i" r I"'"'"1 i "tore j;-ls will be paid.
-lUn.S S. ItUtir, f Hollidaysburg, has
i-n r-iaiti-tl as coiiii:1 for Patrick and
T t . T C . 1
.MlII:n lfftiriiiru, .jit- luniu-r vi w iiiiu jb
!m'"'l with tlie lmirdt r f Patrick O'Brien
! 't:f latter ith l':ng an acct-stary bf fore
T!.'.' caiTitinn at Bedford of appli-
:: f r tii- naval cndctidiip is after all to
l-l-'J i'Ti T.i.-djy and not on Thursday of
1.-1; W'-. a. AtltMta ''.i'iatvh ti that ef
f t: vi' ! f.j n a received from Hon.
Jifi Mi.'ii'.rton, of Bedford, was
'v..t .,.. . n ;ho -nd-wooil of two cars
!. c:;;v d in coupling near tuat place,
T-.iv: v. !:, ar.d was crtfdi'-d to death,
tfr s a ".: His .f ;u;e and lnar;B a wifo
A y 11:: U'-i:. inrni'd Illte, a resident of
1' r 1 1 t-i'. fi, li-'ilf jrd coiiutv. was re-
l'.':-:. r.n tl.t- liaiid by a -ojirvrbcad
nr.i rn'.y savd from ib'ath by a
i.vrais 'ipp'y if wlii.skey, applied externally
wi! as ititK-ria'lT.
-Kt. IIhv, M. I,:nnfc, Tiisb'op tf tk
r-.r I'air .1 .: -i--sc of Alteirheiiv. will de-
ra at the Church of tin IIolv
':::. in Tl,:
p'rtr, on tjo evening of the
Frv' -f (V-.rpiM t' liri-ti, which occurs on
T'.-:s.!hv Ik t, .I'.int? l.'th.
-"fail ;h.: i aVi-s that tnsmmr tia!t'S rIvo
tn-.:.fl;it!;,.rlirop.d, especially when th.j Hour
I cht at ?h "Utile gnx'try and
:: i..-rv i;ii..1 .Le corner" k-pt by our
T i' ir.Mil i-:. C. I'arrinh, who sells Runr
' ,:'t l--at in quality or prico.
V. r.t. s. m, t'ne iiihh who ki-led Jacob
t ft S. 1-vel, tl.is county, not long
, w . "Ti 'J'ip sday last ndmittctt to tail
!.i:! ' iv'0 fir his ap.'arance at
i'.."b. i: r.-.m T-f Court in SomerMt county
' i:nir t".;.' t-iv seiifius charize acainst
i.':i.
-Tlie w.iiinl.iit copious rains of a few
1''.7 "' ' intti 1: toxvardn ha"teniig vege
'': ". ! u: t'i" rf.'ul atmosjiliere of Monday
. f-t. ;. .y p.!t nriri-'.vhat of a il.imper on
'.irVr if nature and as a xrnn-vucnce
fi,-. j-,,fi work so happily cum-
-"r friend and patron, Mr. Frank Mol
' ' f At. .na, had the misfortune to lose
! p 'i M n .it, cmttairinff over S400 in
?r:.k and other valualde?, at the Centen
r i:xy.,-u,3 the other day. A case of
r p-.-kM:. no doubt. Payment of the
'!"k.- !....:, wtoppM.
If tl.f-re is t.j !. a celebration f the cen-
i . r"i' i f .Tniy in this place som
r t... ai s than a puhlle meeting at the
" .'" tnii-t he ilevise.l for inangtira
; t'.i- ir. .veTa-nt. At least we jud'e so
tl.. r, :,.t(. ri7z.() whu.u Saturday
f. rrs brought forth.
-A I id i.amed fleorjre Winkles, eleven
;'tts(faK,.t m Hnidaysl.uig on Sun-
: m f.- ta iridanmtion of the bowvd, prrv
-'nl, :t V-iifcve.l, l;y Injuries inflicted on
,;'"! dars b.-for by two otli.-r lxj s,
A :t is a"eK,.,l, kieked hi in very brutally
" "" him into the water.
-b' 'lie V. S. nistric-t Court, Pittsburgh,
Thnrs.lay :ast, In the matter of GfO. J.
'' rs, hanknipf, of this place, the llegis-
. r-port was contirmrd absolutely, and a
rj rnte,l f, i',rrir Huntley, assignee to
ca,ie why the fnnds in his hands
' ''!' ii .t l, paid to the petitioner.
-rully determined that the Fourth of
- ' ' t.t l e permitted to piiss by in
r' t!t:i.1ty without Home recognition,
I :i'l ' r boyle luis secured the fine grove
'' ' f un ai,d wiil at once set about get-
- t o a ' . . iiKl-hohiotieil ide-nic in aid
'h-'rt h at.,1 i honor of the great event
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'uiiioi ilicil ou Hllb mxir
J- C. 1'arrili d-.n't pretend to be the
"T ( f the f:,.,. i;v himfc lf, lit when it
' "' l f?ii to a question of family flour he
'"' Pret. -nds hut thinks he can establish
fat l lo th fca'.i.siaet-oii of all tbat he
tl,. u -vt i ranil of tliat artici0 to be
"ly law affoul to sell Hour equally
if"l.
ill lu
-viilapers. ns well they may, not
K've bi,.),,,,, Tuigg credit for being a
f..C""r"'' r,;fortiier, but also an excellent
ti "'r, he Laving a',re:oly cut. down the
!''" ;u ,,IH eathedral nearly grt.roo and
f.e ,''V'r.3'"''M)0 of ,no inilebteilnesH, con-
SS" t: -.,a.ly c.f that on the new epia
i.ii,,. a huilding of seventy-txvo
A bag marked "A.B.," containing a pair
of men's coame ulioes and ten yards of calico, ;
waa on Monday last lost from a wagon some- i
where between Ebensburg and the residence
of Mr. John Hughes, on the Carrolltown
tlank road. The finder will confer a favor
on tt Worthy poor man by leaving the bag
and contents at this office.
The Tirst of a series of five games between
the. Mountain City base ball clnb, of Al
toona, and the Jtiniata club, of Hollidays
burg, for the championship of Iilair county,
wa played on the grounds of the latter, on
Saturday last, and resulted in the completo
discomfiture of the Juniata boys, the score
standing 12 for the Mountain City to 2 for
their opponents.
Capt. Theodore Bnrchfield, of the Latta
CJnard. Altoona, has lxen authorized to ln
Vite two military companies From a distance
to participate with his own company in the
celebration of the centetiuial Fourth of July
in that city, and $75 has been appropriated
Inwards paying'tho expenses of said visitors.
Shouldn't wonder if the Captain would inVite
our own "sojet' Wys.
A seeker after naturalization was on
Monday last required by Gen. McDonald,
acting Clerk of our Comity Court, to re
nomieo among other things all allegiance to
lier Majesty, tlie Empress of India, of whom,
fts (Jticcn of England, he was at one time a
subject. We venture to say that this ia the
first time any one has been called upon to
tnake such an abjuration.
Lnclnda Myern, of Manor station, West
moreland county, drowned herself in a small
lake or pond near George's station, in the
same county, ton Saturday last. The de
ceased left home ost"tnibly for the pnriose
of going to the store, but getting on a train
she rode to George's station, from whence
she walked to the Xatersedge and plunged
in, with the result stated, fche was subject
to slight fits of insanity.
Messrs. Pryce, Baxter, Jones & Co., of
the Ebensbnrg Woolen Factory, have just
opened out a full lind complete stock of
goods of every description in the store room
recently occupied by Messrs. Baxter & Son,
In R. !I. Tndor's building, Iligh street, and
have not. only made up their minds to do
a cash business, but to sell goods at price",
so low that nono can fail, to be pleased with
their pnrchases. Give them a call.
To enjoy tjnrrtl health, eat regularly and
slow ly, take early and light snppers, keefc a
clean !cin, get plenty of sleep at night, keep
good, cheerful company, avoid worry, keep
out of debt, mind yonr own business, and
bny ail the clothing yon need from Godfrey
Wolff, the oldest and most reliable rlolhicr
in Blair county, who always gives his cus
tomers full value for their money. Store on
Twelfth street, Altoona, next to post-office.
If a correspondent of the Johnstown
7Vtftir?ie.i to be believed, the barn of Wm.
McCormick, of Brushvalley towntdiip, In
diana county, was destroyed by fire not
long since, and although the conflagration
took place before dark, the owner had al
ready retired to bed and declined to get up
to do anything towards extinguishing the
Hnmes a fact which c an be accounted for in
no other way thau that the barn w as insured
for SI. WW.
The cheerful pic-nic will soon be here or
berealiouts, when the young folks can prowl
around the woods, eat ant-infested sand
wiches and pies, perform startling gymnastic
feats when they happen to sit down on the
nest of a lively yollow jacket, or something
rf that sort, and ruin more good clothes than
t would be possible for any one to afford
were It not that everything in that line can
t bought so low at the cheap cash store of
Myers & I-loyd, w here a prime stock of new
goods ef every dewript ion has jost U;en re
Ceivecl. The Johnstown Dtmocrat assnres us
tbat the elegant styles of summer clothing
now being so!d at Very low prices by Mr.
J as. J. Murphy, at Star Clothing Hall, 109
Clinton street Johnstown has produced
quite a rush in that direction, but that, there
is rtill room enough left for all who wf.nt
to invest in any article or articles in the
way of n.Ie-np clothing for men or youths,
or any kind of famishing goods pertaining
to the masculine sex, a well as trunksu. Va
lines, umbrellas, and Various other commo
,1jt jPS ai at prices that none can excel for
cheapness.
At Utabville, in Clearfield coVtnty, not
far from the Cambria county line, on Friday
last, two young men nanred Wiuslow and
McFarland interviewed a loaded gnu, e.nd
while so employed the lattet attempted to
discharge Hie weapon by placing the phos
phorus taken from a match on the pivot and
then pulling the trigger, but as this experi
ment proved a failure he next essayed the
extraction of the phosphorus from th pivot
with the aid of a pin, which, sad t relate,
cau?ed the gnn logo off, the ball from which
paed through the heart of young WinsloW
and killed him on the spot.
A young man named Henry Minnyer
laid down on the south track of tlie Pa. K.
It.; at Spruce Creek, on Wednesday night
of last w eek, and would soon no doubt have
been enjoying a quiet snooze had not the
Philadel pliia Express came along aud gently
lifted him up and deposited him on the out
side of the track, and this too, singular as it
may seem, without inflicting injuries more
serious than an ugly gash in the head. The
fact that the train had stopped at that point
to take on passengers, and was therefore not
nndcr full headway, is probably the reason
why be escaped with his life.
All of our readeis are aware that Mr.
August Lambert, n, well kt.own Johnetown
brewer, was lot in the woods near Wilmore
one Any last week, while on a fishing ex
cursion, but to only a portion of them did
our last isMie convey the intelligence that
the lowt had on Thursday forcisoon been
found, after wandering about for nearly two
days, at a jioint alont two miles from Sher
bine's mill, with uarly all the clothing torn
from his ierson and very much prostrated
in mind and body. He was taken to his
home the same evening, and since then haf
so far reVrovered as to be able to once more
appear in public,
Caleb Robinson, a stone mason by trade,
now a resident of Paradise w hich Para
dise is where you would scarce expect to
find it, in the Brood Top coal region claims
to have been bom at Meadow Gap, Hunt
ingdon county, on the first day of November,
1773, and is as a cotisequencu more than two
years and a half older thau the Declaration
of Indepe",lencrt- According to a diary
kept by himself he has built, in his lifetime-
"8 chimneys, 108 barns, 72 etiurcues, io i
cellar walls, 13 dwelling houses, 61 mills, j
22 eiMerns, 91 walls in wells and 222 bake
ovens, and is now at work on the two hnn- ,
dred and twenty-third one. Last, winter he
b'aaved 18,b00ehiu(ieBtopart8avttty tle time.
A. twenty year old youth named Jesse
J. Hanson was brought to jail on Tuesday
morning last, charged with the heinous
crime of rape, which offence is alleged to
have been committed on the person of Mis
Sarah Iilanton, a domestic in the employ of
Mrs. Sarah Gould, who resides in the Second
Ward of Johnstown borough, and at whose
house Hanson was. at that time boarding.
The information charges that the deed was
committed on the24th day of last month, and
that the proseclllrix was engaged in making
the beds in one of the np-stairs rooms when
IBanson appeared upon the scene and accom
plished her ruin. Ail which may be trne,
nut. the question naturallr suggests itself,
"Why the deuce didn't she .'holler'?" or, it"
she did "holler," why wasn't fhe heard ?
At an early hour on Saturday morning
last the residence Mr. Charles C ntei.agt,
in Johnstown, was entered through a rear
door by two burglars, who weie fortunately,
however, disturbed in their operations le
fore they had time to gobble up any other
property than two finger rings belonging to
a daughter of that gentleman. On Sunday
night the dwelling house of Mr. Jacob Wai
ters, in the same place, was Invaded through
a rear window, the thief this time securing
for his trouble a fnll suit of clothes pants,
coat and vest. On Monday morning about
one o'clock a similar viit was paid to the
premises of Hon. !). J. Morrell and an at
tempt made lo enter his elegant mansion hy
the aid of a ladder, but. the noise of tno
movement awakened Borne of the inmates,,
xvho gave tho alarm and succeeded in fright
ening the would-be burglars, who beat a
hasty retreat.
David McTWitt, who in April, 1875,
was sentenced by the District Court of this
county to eighteen months' imprisonment, in
the Western Penitentiary for' bigamy, the
charge having been preferred against him
by his wife, was, by reason of good behavior,
discharged from that, institution one day
last week, and returned to his old home only
to find that, the partner r)f his bosom had in
the meantime married a man named Wm.
i'arksj of Conemaugh township, with whom
she has 8ince then lcen cohabiting. This
fact affording an opportunity for McDevitt
to get even tvith his faithless spouse, he on
Saturday last made information tiefore-Jus-tice
Fisher, of Johnstown, charging Rebecca
Elizabeth McDevitt, alias lcDade, alios
Parks, with adultery, and she will now in
all probability have to appear at. the next
term of our county eotirt to answer for this
eVil deed done in the llesh.
Onr Republican friends in this County
are not altogether happy. They imagine,
poor fellows, that, it is possible to defeat. 1be
Democratic, ticket, but like hungry politi
cians ns they are they cannot agree among
themselves as to who shall partake of the
official loaves and fishes which they in their
minds' eyes pee so temptingly spread before
them. The upshot of all which is that there
is no lack of Republican aspirants for the
county- offices, the nomination for Sheriff
being the principal objective point, with
four prominent contestants, Messrs. Thomas
Davis, (Jackson,) Jacob Trefts, John C.
Gates and Elijah linker, already in the Held,
and several townships till to lie beard from.
All or nearly alt these gentlemen have been
Very busy this week button-holing their Re
pnblieaivcons'.ltrtchts from various parts of
the county, and jiulging from tlie earnestness
w ith w hich each of the aspirants and his re
spective friends are urging his claims, the
next Republican county convention will le
the scene of e.s lively a fight as has been
w itnesjed in this ntvk of timber for many a
day.
On Saturday niht last, James Walling,
nn alleged fr.rgrir, while, being brought by a
Baltimore detective from Mattoon, 111.,
where he had been arrested for obtaining a
draft in New York for toDO from Messrs.
Gill Si Fishr, of Baltimore, r.n a forged bill
of laden which draft, however, was recov
ered from him while in the act cf having it
'cashed at a Mr.ttorn bank managed to
elude the vigilance of hi.- keeper, ar.d jumped
from the F;ist Line east at Sheridan station,
just Iwlow Johnstown, while the train was
moving at the rate of forty miles an hour,
and, miraculous to state, not only escaped
with his life, hut sustained injuries of a very
trival character, ail things considered. The
train was brought to a halt as soon as possi
ble and a search for Ihe fugitive instituted,
but for the lime being all efforts to retake
him were without avail. The detective,
however, stopped off at Johnstown a:ut priK
cured the services of Chief-of-Police Harris,
who soon after succeeded with the aid of
Mr. Wils. Sloan in capturing the fearlos
forger, whom tiiey found sitting on a fence
not, far IVom Sheridan station, anil with
whom they returned to Johnstown about. 9
o'clock ne.t morning, from whence he was
takeu on to Baltimore the same day.
Killed Ismastlt. On Thursday last
five men from near Shelocia, Indiana coun
ty, were sent to the vicinity of Frogtown,
Adams township, this county, for the pur
pose of peeling hemlock bark. Among the
number was Phineas Gray, an nnmarried
man, aged alniut twenty.one years, whose
pareuls reside in the first named village.
By some mischance he cut one of his feet
pretty badly yesterday afternoon, and while
Mr. Cbvwson and AUert HerRinger were
this morning engaged iu chopping down a
hemlock tree, bo sat near the trunk of
another for the purpose of examining the
injury tbat turd lieuu accidentally indicted
the day previous ?
The tree which his companions were
chopping toppled over, and the branches
caught fur a monetit or two in those of the
one underneath which tie was sit'ing, but
before the unfortunate young man could pet
out of the way it came down, and one of the
limns struck him on the back of the head,
breaking his neck, and, of couise, producing
instant, death. His right, arm was also bro
ken, and his right leg waa fractured between
the knee nnd tldgh. Abraham Hall, who
was standing near him at. the time, also suf
fered severe concussion from a stroke of one
f the litrl', and his right arm wa pretty
badly mangled, although no bones were
broken.
The corpse of Gray was brought in this
afternoon and deposited at. the residence of
Mr. John Sharp, whose wife is a cousin of
deceased, at which place it was properly
laid out., and on the Way Passenger this
evening the mournful burden was taken back
to tho honie'wbich be left less that; a week
ago in the liest cf health and spirits. One of
the companions of deceased states tbat Gray
was a young man of exceptionally good
character, and that be was very highly es
teemed in the community where he resided.
,7oA)jJocn 7t'Iwnc 6YA.
ANOTiinn BrROt.AliY. Our worthy post
master. Major John Thompson, rose from
bis led yesterday morning anil failing to
find his clothes where lie had left, them tho
night previous, very narnrally extended his
researches to the hall adjacent, w here ho
discovered the garments lying around loose,
but soon found, to his chagrin, that they
were minus two or three Very important ad
juncts, to wit: a fine silver watch and chain
and a porkeHiwk containing between one
and two dollars In money." Further inves
tigation revealed the fact that his son James
M. was in about the same fix, only a little
more so, his clothes having been rifled of
another silver watch and a pocket-liook con
taining between thirteen ami fourteen dol
lars in money. The next thing was lo find
out how all this came alont, and it didn't
take long to unravel the mystery, the fact
soon ttecoming apparent that, some thief or
thieves had during the night entered the
bouse through one of the cellar windows,
and proceeding to tho respective rooms of
the gentlemen named, had gobbled up tho
valuables, as already stated, after which
they froze fast, if finch an expression is per
inissable at this Feason of the year, to a large
roll of butter and a crock of mi. k, w hich
thev carried off with the other liooty. To
. ' - ,i.,!:iu,rttti. tlio thieves went
snow now io...... , t
alKint their wnrlt, wo may sty that they left ,
Iving upon the Ritciien tame ren-nu r:Fis
of no value to them which they had found
in one of the pocket-books. The entire loss
mis tained by this burglarious raid foots up
not less than sixty-five dollars, anil If does
not require the ken of a prophet to deter
mine that the stolen property U at present
within less than a hundred miles of KImmis- ,
,r i faet, near at baud that, it is lie-
lieved the thief and the booty could l.e reach
ed w ithou much trouble, if suspicions were ,
only pr.of.
Doinos in Cotjbt. The regular June
term of Court convened In this place at 10
o'clock, A. m., on Monday last, at which
time the bar list was calle'd. the names of
the gentlemen drawn to serve on the Grand
Jury, all but four of whom responded, were
read and the jury sworn, with Mr. George
Baufield as foreman, after which the report
of constables were received, and Dist. Att'y
Rose, by leave of Court, entered note rcse- j
gut's on payment of costs in thecasesof Jacob
Berry and Michael M'Cale, both of whom
were charged with fornication aud bastardy,
and asked for a continuance in three other
cases of like import, iu which W. K. Doug
lass, Diel McMnliin and Dennis Murphy
appear as defendants respectively, the plea
upon which these applications were based
Wing, that the children had not yet been
brought into the world by their prospective
mothers. The District Attorney further
stated that the ex-idence elicited at the cor
bher's inquest had failed to connect Thomas
Howell with the recent killing of Patrick
O'Bri'en at Gallitzin, whereupon a habeas
corpus was issued by direction of the Court
ami the prisoner was discharged from custo
dy witbontahearing. Of tbrj Other business
done in Court np ttt yesterday at noon the
following is a reasonably full report :
Com'tta vs. Wm. NefT, Jacob Hanker and
Joseph Robs, inflicted for assault and battery
on the person vf Wm. H. Walters, depot police
man at Johnstown. iV'oJ. prut, entered oo pay
ment of costs, J0O.65, ty defeo'isnts.
Inthecaseof Mary Flatter)', llbuMftnt In an
action for divorce against her. h JSInind, Wm.
Flattery, Dnnlel MeLmijrhlin, Es , counsel for
libellHiit. ssked for the appointment or J. H.
Linton, Psq.. H9 Commissioner to trtke testl
. money, whereupon James Potts, Ks., on te
liaif of Sir. Flattery, the respondent, objected,
in that the orlirinnl proceedings were instituted
tor tho purpose of i.rocmiiiff a di voice from
bed end bourd, 'vhile subsequently a plea for
nlimony wua entered. He therefore a.ked that
the proceedings he set aside. The Court took
the same view of tin- matter that counsel for
respondent did, but directed that a new tub
portuft be awarded, while the chmsc of action
should remain the same. Proceedings accord
ingly get aside, hi t he cost of liucll.-iiit.
I'tim'ih vs. John McCricrv, accused of the
larceny of a silver chain, valued at a, from the
jewelry store of T. W. Kiliin in Johnstown,
Found B-u illy and remanded lorsouti iicr.
Cutn'lh vs. U.miel Andre, indit-tcd for steal
ings pocket book eotitiiicitiir nearly two dollars
from the pocket of a dress httnirinir in oiieot the
rooms of Mr. John tieis' residence, Johnstown,
nnd belonging to the wire of tlist front leitutn.
Found guilty mid reina-oled for sentence.
Coni'ih vs. William Ilick, charged on o.ith of
Charlotte Slick with seduction under promise
or mnrriHlts. As the defendant intliisciisc was
a little too Slick tobecmiirlit, tlie prosecutrix
must of necessity nurse her wrath and her baby
until such time ns the (ray and festive William
shall be brought within the jurisdiction of the
Court.
Com'th vs. Richard Itolls-'-lndlotment, ohfaln
inif iroodfl on false pretenses. Not a true bid.
and Win. Scott, of Lloydnville, the prosecutor,
ordered to pay the eis, gotce twenty dollars
in
John Brady vs. Pose And Peter MeG":jrli
ecfre fnriits ur mortiroirc, or, in other Words,
au action brouKht to revive judgment on mort
traire. Verdict for plaint in in the sum of PiO."5.
Com'th vs. l:tniel Orey, ciiut tro on oath of
Mrs. Elizabeth L.mlzy, of Susquehanna town
ship, with Ihe larceny of n lot of pork bclongr
intr to " liite. Juryfound defendant not
(tuilty.
Com'th x'S. James Milliken, indicted for as
sault and battel y. Uratid .lury returned not a
true bill, and the defendant was dl3chariced.
The trial of Patrick and Martin Leonard,
charg-cd with complicity In the killing, of Put
rick o'brien at Uatlitr.m, was uKi application
of District Attorney Kose contiuued until Sep
tember term.
Com'th vs. James Dunn. chnrg-Cd with seduc
tion and fornicHt ion and Ui'stai ny. The prose
cutrix iu this eue ttrst maJe oatti berore John
II. Fiske, Ksq., of While township, that tht Ho
cused hud had knowledge oi h r person on our
about the &th of June, ISJ, hut as the child of
which he was said to be tn.- father was boru on
the Inst day of Deit-inl- r following, it Was
found necessary to make .iioilier information
fixing the date of the otter -e at or about April
1st, S75. which ditscr epmr-r was. perhaps, ac
counted for by a theory toivutiuud in the toti
money of a medical (reiitp-maii who was ce'led
in the second day al ter tli.j birth of ihe child.
Jn addition to tin, infot liiiition for seduction
under promise of man tage wag made upmost
Dunn by the father or the jrirl, and on ail the
above counts the Recused was si ruiyneil, but
on tho two last only was a verdict of trinity
rindered by the Jury. Dunn is now iu j. til and
proposes to fiirht it out on thai line if it should
lake him ail summer.
I,i is H.-arer vs. Joseph Bysart and Junes
O. ftysnrt, trading ts Dysart Ac on. Tiiiswiisa
case ol ii.s!imp.-.;t brought by piaint itf to re
C; ver from ib-l etiilntits v hut he vt.iiutc.I to bo
doe l.iin tor hi service as clerk and mannjf.T
of a steam saw-mill in Cieiiith-ni townsnip
owned by uefetiiiMits. 'Ihe principal mutter in
dispute was in I elerenee to the wegca agreed
upon, the plaintilf claiming Jr.'xl per i.enitti and
hoard during the greater part of il: time, and
delend.inls being w.ll.i g lo allow him only f
per in nt!i iiihI hoard. 'I ti-r were also tisti
in orders limcd by plxtntttt to have I eon
paid tiy h'i'i lliul defendants woulj not allow.
J in y found lor plaint ill 2t.7.".
dnn'lli vs. Mattnow Diignam scll!n;j liquor
on tmntay ; James Cotiina, pro-ecutoa Jury
tlnd iv iciiduiit guilty iii niuTiner and iortii as
he stiiliOs indicted.
Court ti vs. Jaines Cullenton and Henry O'
Neill, iieiicted for the larceny of tolncco from
the stora of Ceo. C. tilth, of Johnetown. Also,
Com'th vs. John Dibcrt, James Cullenton anil
Henry O'Njiil, in.iiutel lor the larceny of a
watch and pocket-book from Nathan Swank.
Iloth cases tried together, and after hearing
the tviiienee Court charged the Jury that I heir
verdict must be guilty ui to James Cullenton
and Hem v O'Neill on first count, mid guilty ns
to John filbert anil Jaines Ciillentoti on second
count, but not guilty as to Henry () Weill.
A verdict in accordance with Ihe J udge's charge
was rendered by the Jury without leaving tee
box wbereupoti I he uutort utiiile l.tdn burst iulo
tears and cried bitterly.
Com'th vs. John lira'tley-iss'n!t and battery.
Tn th 13 ease' me pi-osecu tor, T. .1. Ku liner, nlh-g tl
that be had been ceiled by Bradley while pass
ing his si ore in Lore I to for t he purpose of !
ii g ni an nusettled acvonni. and that there a
dlstnite arose, during which he wns violent ly
ejeeted ftom ,stir.-b, lie 'end mt. A ter hear
ing evidence the jury retired lor a tin rt time
and brought in u verdict of not guilty, and
prosecutor to pay costs. Prosecutor senteneetl
ttceordiogi v.
Com'th vs. John Fees celling li-i'ior without
license and keeping a tippling house. Defend
ant plead guilty and submitted, atel xvhs sen
tenced by the Court to pay a line of $.;(r) an.l
costs f prosecution; in default th- root to un
dergo imprison-!. ent in eouuty jail tor the term
of I hree uiim 1 1 1.4.
In three other eases of similar import the
Court decited in(e progfqvi to be entire 1 on
payment of c ist.
Samuel Keitn nnd Frank E. Trvin vs. M. J.
Niigle. This ctfie was found on two notes
amounting to nearly $.".110, given by the defend
ant in consideration of tiie transfer of the
right of llntir and H.- lford count ie In a patent
dressing for mill stones, the piaint ilri givjng a
written g-uarantee that it. would do just, what
waschiiinod tor it, a:i-l the defend int alleging
that It was not wiial it was represented to be,
and benoe that he waa not liable. Verdict for
defendant.
Com'in vs. Mary E. Beales end Marv F. Fer
rice, indieted Tor arson, in setting fire in October
last to a saw mill owned by Mr. John Jjafrtzy,
of Susquehanna township. Jury rind rtefenl
ati's not guilty and the county tn pay costs.
J. P. Doiiuhoe vs. Patrick Kerin. Outri-.il.'J
The arson case was the last on tb.tj crimi
nal list, and there was but one civil suit 10
be disposed of after the one 011 trial when
tv.tr paper was put to press.
Symptoms of Catarrh. Dull, heavy
headache, obstruction of the basal passages,
discharge falling into the throat, sometimes
profuse, watery, acrid, thick ami tenacious,
111 neons puruienf, rauce-pnrulent, bloody,
nutrid. offensive, etc. In others, a dryness,
dfy, watery, weak, or inflamed eyes, ringing
in ears, deafness, hawking and coughing to
clear the throat, ulcerations, scabs from ul
cers, voice altered, nasal twang, offensive
breath, impaired smell and taste, dizziness,
mental depression, tickling cough, etc, Only
fw cf the above symptoms are likely to be
present in any case at one lime.
When applied with Dr. Pierre's Nasal
Douche, and' accompanied with Dr. Tierce's
Golden Medical Discovery as constitutional
treatment, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy pro
duces perfect cures of tlie worst cases of
Catarrh an.l Ozarna of many years staudtng.
This thorough course of medication consti
tutes the oulv scientific, rational, safe, and
successful manner of treating this odious
tlisease that has ever been offered to the af
llicted. .
Tf yon need money all you hare to do is
to send a postal card to tho man t lint oxyes '
you, ami the thing is c!un. Rut if you have
ilie money nnd mwd clothing, and want to
get much of the former for as little as is
possib'e of the latter, all yon have bt do is
to call at the renowned Oak Hal! of S. J.
Hess '211 and Main, street Johnstown, .
and invest in a spring outfit that will plea-e
yourself ns to style and astonish everybody
else as to price. Try the experiment.
-.
Three dweilings and a store at East
Coneinaiigh were entered by burglars Tues
day night, but strange to say only eight dol
lar in money aud a haul were coiiuiHated.
Sheriff's Sales. The first eigbt pro
perties described iu the list below were dis
posed of at judicial sale in Johnstown on
Saturday afternoon, and the remaining pro
pert ies were sold at the Court House iu this
place on Monday afternoon ;
The right, title and Interest of J. S. Buchnnfin
to house and lot in the Scvmd V'nrd. Johns
town, Purchased hy W. 11. Rose arid J. P. Liu
ton consideration, tbHiiO.
The right, title, and interest of Christian
Wetsmiller to houre arid lot in Conemmigh
Borough. Turchnsed by Jacob Froubeiscr
consideration $5J.
Thii right, title, and Interest of John Pfarr to
a house and lot in Cnnit'ria Borough. Pur
chased by the Ocrmnia Bu'ldinjr and Saving
Association consideration, Viit.
The right, title and interest of Andrew Abler
to a house nnd lot in Conetnaugh Borough.
Purchased by Joseph Freidhoff consideration,
- .
The right, title and interest of James Tittle
to a liri-.k bouse and lot in the Third Ward,
Johnstown, (subject to the- life interestof John
Tittle. Sr). Purchased by C B. Ellis consider
ation. 1.8.",0.
The right, title- and interest of .Tame Tltlle
to a house and lot in the Third Ward, Johnstown-
Purchased by C H. Kllis consideration
". , . , .
The right, title and Interest of Nimfod Me
Elearr to a house and lot In the First Ward,
Johnstown. Purchised by James Kiigore
consideration. fl.Otij. , ,
The right, titlei an 1 Interest or Geo. w. Phil
lips to a houst; and lot in the Fifth Ward,
Johnstown. Purchased bv John F. Barnes
consideration, (iViO.
The right, title and interest of Luke P. Bur
goon to a frame house, frame stable, two lots
of ground, etc., in Washington township.
Purchased b i.Il-itv Fiitz & Co. for t".Vi.
All tho riu-rt. t't'lo and Interoft of M. P.
Wadsworth to a two story hous.? nnd lot of
ground in the village of "Snmpierhill, Croyle
township. Purchased by J. D. Wendeioth for
tno.
All the right, title and interest of Daniel
F.lme to 3." acres of land and improvements in
Chest township. Purchased by Joseph Barker
f nr .r. -
tl the r.'cht. title and interest of Jacob
trnitlbower to I.. acres ot land and improve-
NeHViay?I'rl,il,ovvni'h!?- 1uich,"ud b
All the right, title and interest of Harry
Inrlet t to IhS acres and ttnpro ptnento in CI ar-fi.-ld
township. Purchased bv John K. fccanl in
Tor !"..
All the riifht, title and interest of Isaac F.d
miton to ignores if land and improvements
in White township. Pin chased by It. L.Johii8
ton and Ceo. M. Iteade for il.Vi.
All the right, title nnd interest of Daniel
Warner to b U ai-res of land and improvements
in Ciiest township. Purchased by Christopher
A. Warner for tllft.
All the right, titleand interest of Daniel Waew
tier to a plank house, frame stable and h.t Of
ground iu the -illnge of St. Lawrence, t'tiest
uwnship. Purchased bv Kate Ig-irion for :r.
All the right, i it Ic and interest of Uobert
M'Dude lo four acres of land in Munster town
ship. Purchased bv John Murphy for t-M.
All the rblit, title and Interest of James S.
Luckett to 1 ." acre. nnd improveraents in Barr
township. Purchased by li. L. Johnston for
f 12 (175.
All the right- titleand interest of Mary Ten
berg to a Irame house and lot of ground in
Khensuurg Purchased by Aun I'atterson lor
f 100.
All like right, title and interest of Samuel
Mlliisren to 1 IS acres of land nnd improvements
in White township. Purchased by Perry
Troxcll for $".
All the rie-ht, title and Interest of John E.
M.M ii lien to. 'v acres of land and improvements
in Chest township Purchased by Win. J. Buck
for t i2.
Ar.rtF.STED rovt Mi'RDEK. Tin "Wednes
day evening a young man aged aliotit 19 or
'JO years, named George Ilollineher?d, wits
afi'ested in this place, by lletei'tive V. If.
Hnlbgan, of Cleveland, for the murder of a
young man named Charles Waters at Na
poleon, Henry county, Ohio. Tlie murder
occurred aliotit two years ago, the two men
being engaged in a tinarrel, when Hollings
bepd struck Vaters with a butcher's flea ver
killing tiim instantly. HolMtlgs'tieal rletl
and until about three months ago no trace
of him could be obtained by the authorities.
It apiears that for the past eighteen months
be has been about Honfsdale or neichbor
hood, and in consequence of some difjtcnltv
with another man there, to whom it. Is said
he acknowledged biscrime, information wrs
lodged before a justice, who communicated
with the authorities at Napoleon, by whom
lie has finally been traced up and secured.
He ciime tot his place ationt two weeks since
and has been in the employ of Mr. D.A.
Smith, a butcher, to whom he gave bis name
as CliarU s Osgood. Detective II tilligan has
lieen in this section for a week past looking
for bis man, and at, tlie time stated se'onred
him. He was taken west, or. the Fast Line
at nine o'clock Wednesday evening bv the
I)etectie, and doubtless by this time is
safely lodged in jailat Napoleon, Ihe county
seat of Henry county. He stands a first
class chance of etretcbing h'?nip. Tyrvnr
tienwcral.
Hollo way's Pills and Ointments.
Ermine your .Jul;nnent. A Xrv-erand JMier
f'hilosophtj. To pull dwn nil absurd and
antiquated nations of diease and Its cures,
and to establish a rational system On the
ruins, has been the chief endeavor of Dr.
Holloway through life, hence the origin of
his celebrated Pills and Ointment remedies
in keeping with comttimi sehse, because
subservient to nature, rather than at vari
ance with her laws like those in general usei
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia, headache
and general debility, to the liver, bile,
,iaiiiiiliie And yellow fever ; to the liowels,
diarrhoea, dysentery, constipation, piles, and
fistula; to thi' lungs, consump! ion, ; to
the blo;nt, scrc.ful.i, sdirvy, ami all cutaneous
eruptions. Fy keeping these organs and the
vita! lluid pure ai d healthy we may safely
defy the attack cf disease, and nn medicine
yet prepared for this purpose can equal the
action of these Pills and Ointment, as they
dive to the sent of the disorder, and by ex
tirpating it cause, destroy its elt'eet. 1!0
P.tiNTiv thk Blood. You can renew the
blood in the human system thoroughly, by
ning from a lnilf dor.en to a dozen bottles of
Ir. Keyset's I.v.ng Cure. It do- so without
prostrating or weakening the body in any
way. It curea not only the lungs and liver,
but every organ dependent upon a wasted or
impoverished state of the blood.
If you examine the s.ihict, you will find
that ni'ie out cf ten cases of chronic disease
is the result, of :t want of that plastic char
acter which the blood has lost. Bad blood
makes bad tissues, and fails to repair the
w:is'4il organism; hence cough, ifmaci at ion,
debility and dropsy ensue ; and the consti
tution i a wreck for want of tbat nntriment
Which the blood alone can supply
Price of Lung Cure $1. CO per laittle or $7 50
per half do2en. To be had at Dr. Keyser'a
Laboratory, i'lO Penn avenue, Pittsburgh.
II Is private consulting ollice is No. 120 Penn
avenue.
The AMertcajt People. No people in
the world an tier ns much with l)jspepsia as
Americans. A'thongh years of experience
In tnedivin bad failed to accomplish a cer
tain and sure remedy for this disease and
its effects, sin h as Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Water-brash, Sick Headache, CoeMve
ness, palpitation tf the Heart, I,iver Com
plaint, coining np of the food, low spirits,
general debility, etc., yet since the introduc
tion of Gkeev's AroVrpT Flowed we be
lieve there is no case of Dyspepsia that can
not lie immediately relieved. 30,000 dozen
sold last year without one case of f.iiltire re
ported, tin to your Druggists. I,eeirnon
Murray, Kbenshurg, or 1'. M. Woleslagle As
Son, Wilmore, and get a Sample Bottle for
10 ceuts and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular siae 75 cents.
.. - .
An ,itea strikes us ana here it is: Nono
of ns ot course can hope to le livln"; or.e hnn-
ire-i years tience, nut. an oi ns can sriow to
the people of tbat lay what mniniet of n e i
ami women we were by simply coinrz to the
lre-l years hence, lint all of ns can show to
eleptit Pliotograph roonv, of T. T. Bpsara
...., p.. ..K ........ . r in-iiii a
that, it will lieaflource of pri.le to ourselves
while living anil to onr friends when we a-n
leaJ,.to pm? on onr plio'om-aplis aod think i
that 'they were taken .Inrie- the great ren- i
t.-nnjAl year, anil tlmt;they are faithful leir-j
real ions ol" t he true out wanlm-a i.f niir tire.
ciotia Helves as w nppeiireil on thut memor- I
able occasion. Think of this nnl weep for
an early opportunity to go to Spence's ai d
get your pictures taken.
ii rurEtii
PEVEI.'EAUX PCII W Arirtlr.Tt. Mirrledi
at the resblene" of the bride's parents, nt Sum
miteihe, on Tues.p.iy veniuar. June fith, 1S7H,
bv Pev. T It. Jones, of this pmee. I-. Itnnni'1- ,
t'PvrtiEAl'X end Miss CHot,ir, inehter of j
M.'. (Jeoi(re ehwaderer lnjih yt a.tm ut ttyiUt?.
FARMKRS, HEAD! One Dollar;
Invested in P:rist3rren at Huntley 'r '
Hardware store. F.icnriire will save ene ha-i-dred
doilars or more to any one whoplanta p.ita.
toes exteti'trely. Paris Orecn is the nly thing
that will kill tlie hags and not injure the potatoes.
May 9. lS76.-lm.
TJISSOLUTIOX OF rAUTXKR-
SHIP. Notice is hereby given that
the partnership existing bet ween A. t'. Ft-vsvv
and William F. .louxsox In t lie lumbering Kl.--iness
was ii?ilvei bv mutnal censent en thevii
day of May last.- Tlie l-usuiesi of the late firm i
will he settled by A. C Finncy
FINNEY.
1. JOHNSON.
May 9. 187.-3t. AVM
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. TllG Un
dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas orcnmbria county to dis
tribute the bioticy In the rmnns f ceorge C K.
Zahm, assignee .f C. l. and A. J. Griiiwol.l, an
shown by his first and partial account, uotinVs all
persons interested that he will attend ti th.i da
tios of said appointment, at his ollice in LIkmis
burg. on Frikav. the Ith day of Jclv, 1STK. when
and where all parties insv ntti-nd if thev think
proper. ALVIN bVANS, Auditor.
Jbbensburg, Jane 8, ls7S.-3t.
ALL-WOOL
FLAIMtNJELS,
' f. I 5
JL j1L Jl Kvl A'i-JL-
YV E take plrnvre tn rntmtinrlnst to the put)li
ic
T T inai ina v i hii.i-.a ,1111,1, rcitntlv dtiti'
I
by XTe. rs. T. M. Jo- cs c Son. nn I Incelv bought
Pyus, has been thoroughly rtfp ted throughout ty
v Mp lllPIIIVrni" Ith OTP itf bAlirn
foW 'JAl SiIaEIii AM) STh.M TOW Eli,
aid by enlarging onr building. We have ypared
no expense to fit up our .Mill with the beet of ina
t iiinery. ami c.n eoiTidentlv reeommend our Oas
siuieres. Flannels. liiitnl cts, &. .. ns being equ.il
in siyle fin. I htitsli to any hmiight from th Last
ern market i. Our gocd-i aie guaranteed
ALL WOOL, and No Shoddy cr Cotton
nsed in any shape. Cur prices are
Z2.il Pei Cont . Lower
TH Aff VEK BEFOaS OFPBRElt-.
C XJ HrV O A W O 1. Jv
entruslot to ns will receive Fpecial attention, and
at rice to suit the times.
Ask yonr merchant for Ehenchnrg Cassi
meres, and if he has none send to us for samples
by mail, or call at eur Mill.
1ERIV3S--CASH.
Goofs lHxchtiQCl for If'oot,
Ebensburg Woolen Co.
Ebensburg, Jane B, lSTfl.-lf.
The CamsiigEi Post.
ExtraGr&ary .Mrasats Offered !
THE riiESIDKMIAL CAMPAIGN OF ISTfi
Will be ont of (he most escitlni? iu the history of
the cnyhtry. and wl 1 nmrk tlie finnl strualo'tie
tweetl t lie jieonle rtn l their radical oppri s.or
the men V. ho hve mtilte'd the people en I plun
dered tlie Treasury lor tlie hist ten yenrf, dJtril.g
tlioir era of ahsolutc power.
Tle l)enec-:iiif party chritnphmg tl:e ennse of
the people Mini dctuHUiie a relnrni of corrupt u
trn vairanco mid a redress oi all the icrievnnees
under whii h tho. people luhur. Their prostrated
imlii?i ries mnst ho revived, and tiie hih .rr ine?t
he jr-ven a rii:inee to ear.-i hi hruud. 1 iie preat
Imti le cry w ill he
Ko FcrccJ Ccnlraclicn!
No Forced Expansion!
No Forced Ki-suuptid:!!
Tf the people wmild achieve a remedy f r the
evi !s now ex 'Si 'n-. t le y niu-t tn ke vn ne"i i-e p- rt
in t lie pen'Hr if r.-impn l-n nn I aid in lsyiter lir ti ro
Jill hriiesi v"trr t'te irulh eonc-riiinif t he tir.p:ir
alli. led nnd sln-ek in if ( r tr.rs. n rnip! i'n? nvl in . i-
fenMjiee of the Feler.il A ' tn ini-i'rat ion. to the
I eiel tiu-t tie men ef li i"ir;ie eelnr thealiirrn-
I n if extent ol t ic evils t li.-it i hrea'en t hem wil join
toucher for their cver.hrow. 'imin this Iieino
cratic iloetnneni s and iirj'tiinenrs must he rirenla
ted nui.tng Ihe masses. With this end in view we
offer
F-xtiittnlinttrtf Inducements
To cam n!g-n uhsrri'.evs. ty menns d which thr y
will be Biiii"led. dmiiiif the campaiuii lor tlie
small sum of l?s th:n 1'liliH t.'L.NT.s a week
to iret the larirest ami Lest newspaper forgenernl
and jiobtlenl rcadfrtr in the :state. and one .l the
mst vatnahle historieni wo-ks pnhllshed, worth
more to everv reader than the price at which hoth
TIIF. WEEKLY I'DST and Ihe lv,Mik will t
turninhcd. It the people would preserve their
libcrtie ahil
Ilesfoie Honest Government,
They must ft about dljomir.ntinff l)rtnnerafie
trill lis and Tlcmncratic arguments amona; Hie
people. This is a duty that personally dcvnlvn
on every Peiniwratie x'oter, and we ask them to
fulfill it. If the erormmis crimes and Ihepcreat
necessity for rvfnrm is properly phicrj tie fore tlie
people, there need be no fear of Ihe result.
Willi a view of ni.Iinif in the rork rf rpfead nir
the truth befoie the people-, we have made ar
rangements to rurni.-h 1 11 li W KLK l.V l'MSTfor
'lltf Vrt siilrntiul C'tnnitaifn
At special raics. b-ircly eoverin.'the cot of print
inp:. nnd with imlin-'- cents o0;Tod by no i.tlc-r
tii wsp:iper. We Inive air. inured w;rh Mr W. A.
TAVi.OH. ti e innhnf of a VibciMe hist.irt"ftl i
valnme etiiith-j l.li I KriH I'LSIJKXTS
ami t'!):;riM!':i:;:;i;oi:s ia li;:;s,' t..
fr:T(? it ns a premium tl nil cntnpniicn su'iseri'iers
This bo.iw contaiin a cone'se bioirr-tpiiv of nil t ho
Presidents !n.t Vl.e prr ?i!on; 3. nnd "n'.l thcean
dl.lntes for these ol'ie. the Vote ol the lilcet ! ia 1
t ol! ifcsat i :iih I ri!in inl eirl :.ni f-biee Wiislr
init'en. nili h-'. : at:i'.e:, :r th (e. riipid al notes of
t he a-.itvt M inisiets. t 'liief JnsilOes. I'TSiilents
of the t 'ontiaental I fnros.. Si-.rners of ihe De
elnriit Ion. an accurate review f ilia t On empor
anemis Killer ol Europe l.-r the hist eniury, the
Decl.ir-i-tiiin ol i ndc w:ii'U'm- as writ ten by .lerier
s'.n, the t 'ons! it ut i.n wit h all of its a ni"n.: meets,
nnd every historical fact tf interest cennvetud
with the rreMcncy.
The bonk is pilreiy hi'.torieal and entirely non
partisan, has recaived tho emlorsemcnt ot
All the J,ea!iti yewsjntjtcrfff
Is passing throuich a third edition; and retails in
paper cover at .: cents, hut is really wort h mere
than that amount of icotiey. as it is the fiist an I
only ho-jk ever published containinjr tho same in
formation and historical fac'.s.
Tit (ft Valuable I'rcntium
Will be uiven to everv earn pa iicn rnbscrlbors to
TIliC W'Et-.KLY I'Ot i ft niainnnth 5 column
pnper filled almost exclusively with readlnir mat
ter and market rejiert?, tn important to farmer,
it is the largest poliUvat weekly paper with th"
largest circulatn-n published in I'ennsylv.ir lB
and lurnish inrro ami hetter rcadinst ma .tr e fui
tlie mont'y than eny other paper in the S,-
The Campaign IVet-klij irst
Will be in With the first of .lulv r A.i
tlie first of Iiecctniier. eontain'.itr at snalvsis or i
all the reports ol the t'omtre..i. ,,,1 fhvcst itir '
tlommittees, all the enrreu. n, tuicK f j
the lay, reviews nftliiKr..n'.ivniu ,St...i
i'ltt.., r "."VH ' Tl. report.
: . . ::. x r'jitirn-.iai ci eo-
tion. 1 hfn yremiam V npiirs only ratn-
ii. - ii nm.'iiifii ni j roTtt ev I
.... ........ .... .. j:nje swum at
sTs wrnr;
s-l the '-L1UH-
tneir nmnes ior '.-rifrv i-n onr linn
hotn 111 t-. w "F.KLY F(J.-T an
i-Vr ,i-a ' tlt,r-M'S AN'l) CONTtMHlK.
a i L.r.H." n mure tr.Pis mom tbE
the coat of either sc-paratoly.
. . - -
To eampaTern rut Feribers will be riicidlv adhered
to. and wlil be ae follow? :
t Single suhserihers (wth hoot;) o cects rarh.
In eiut.s of n or more twitti isiio..'. reu-aeaeti.
Single stihserP-ers (withnit. Ixi-ik) t ceo; c-m-h:
, l"e;u:sol i tr uu.ru Witt;oat lo-Ki.t temt each.
, 'u"sul r mwreiwuuoat e
We earnestly m-pp-sl to all i
s!re to Toe the Ie'mmraey Iriu
enr fi :c-r.ds ho de-
Iriumplnmt at tho ai-
XUZ
inirthe tisniesof stirs -ri'H-r! for rntrv.
so that
they my receive the nnmber hi-trlntilnV with the
first week In .In'.y. Tlie book will l.e "lorwarde.l
?-1 popn ns tlic sre T, -f-7i:,i- 1'- t"
"cc,,ni'",ny RJ "r,l"rB- A",vp's
J A kYi al 3 P. L3AIir2 CO.,
Tho mouey
PtTTSM'KiUf, p..
A DM IN IS TP AT0 .'S XC TI "F.
r.sttite ot .losi-.i-n llK.nsrMir.tr. .1
Notice t hereby g-iveiithat letters ol admin. -trath.n.
r'm frvf.MiiMifu rfif-.r.ro on tho estnto o
Joseph llersehetl, late of Carroll township, rie.
,
censed, nave neen prantea to tho unuernijrne'
All ier.ns Indebted to said estate are Eoiitb
iu tiia te inmii i-aTiueni, aea t'tie navirii riaons
aifiii.Ft It are ietpue4led te proBenl the auia
aetiicuticated for cttlemeni. .
1.1.111 , 4
1 ' t n 14 .- II
J Atjt v . ' i Adm'ri.
L'T T
. - - - , r..-.or j
Carroll'Twp., June t, 1876.-8L
Jrx - AT. ill. Jl li Xi, o I
IX ' rdMiiee with n l Act . the ., rul X
scti.i.l.v 'l t.i C. enm.iini-. ,t! : f. :, p.. re veil I ht
Sth ih.y 1. 1 Apr-1, A. D. P;:."n i i-,i ir to t hecot-h-ei
nut ..t t.'.X' ii Ih- count y i f I 'n ;t t-rra." ti.
1ic"is li.-rci.y tri I'M lo I he l.i x l i i r.i.i ing
in ll-cil-'ti,.)! Ix-..w n-tme 1. tt. it the t'ountv
i trasii ret ; i'i eon.pluiiiee w i! h tlie s.-eend sec
!''i""1 iid fict. will attend al the places of
"-e 'rrongii ami tow n- Iuti e' t lions -n
the tol! wing named i:i VS fir thn fMirtwwf fif
receiving the
liintl . It ii, r mi, I t.it iMkim a
sesscd for the year Kij :
or iimore tiormigh. Mnm'.iv. J jne 12th
sumipi rh'.II township. Tit,
s-la , Jni.e l"th.
vtasmrgt.vf, - V.'.iines hi v.
14th.
1Mb.
Pith.
Ktli.
PC
JOt h.
:'t-4
r-M.
.
Mimntiti ilie borough, Thiirota'y.
Cnlliiin - Ftl.iav,
fJallitr'n townhlp. Satnr i;iy,
Loretto borough. M.m lny.
Allegheny tow n.-hip. Tiit'r.lav.
Minister W(-eneilar;
v uesi r-prings borough, i Imis iaj-.
t'I'ariield towns'.'lp. Kriil.iv.
it
White tiiwi-'hip, ..ti Mnnliir, J unc 28'h. a t
A. M. i- i-kt and on Tuesaay, rfune 27tn,
fit I.I - d::viile.
" Chest township, at t'len C.inrtel!. Wcdnep
d ay. June ,-ih, and at A. Anna's. Thurs
day. June it'th.
" ' n r .mown borouph. Fri lav. June 30tb.
lmr;ill tftwnsbip, Sattrrct iv, Jniv Jt.
" fambria " Mn.inv.' Jul v 3-U
, ,ti,rr " VcPi.lav. Juit r,lh.
ri'.'"!"'""."'! to w rsh i Th i. rs ia v.J n 1 v 1 h.
tft Ward, LUnsbuig, l ii.lav. lu'y fth.
tl V''! " Mtui.i.iv.JcJy Slh.
J.-ekson tovrrh:p. Mnni'itv, .1 ulv Pith
" HlaekiicK " Tee- :,.;.. .Ji:v i;,h.
Atnl. in nccoribmee with t lie 4-it.n "e?lonof
said act. on all taxes paid i t he Treasurer te
fore Die 1st day of epteiel .r there will be
reduction of five PElt -f.t.. hiie live iercent
.el t'" :.i'e- -t
t:ti:';.(d lilacs, and idueed in
thehjin.Nof i e-.o-r.il-V
N. J. I 1T I Ml IMF. fount e Treasurer.
Trcnsurci 's t'llie, Ebensbu-s', April J4, l-7fl
TWN"SiWG3lAHKi
120 riinton St., Jchnstcwn, Pa.
rHARTERF.n SEPT. 12. 1T0. PFPflSITS
' received ol nil funis not leps than One iH.llar
i resent rate of interest, sis per cent. Interest 1
duo In the months ol June end lieeeinlier, and If
nut wiiln.rawn is nd.Ie.i to the .iepesit. thus com
l-mnibn twi.-e a year without trouhltntr the del
jxisuor lo eall or even to present I tie d. in.slt tHKk
Voneyl .ane.loTi Ken Estate. 1 retoren-e with
Ilbcril rate? nnd Ion time, a-ivn to lorrower of
fennif lirst uiorta.ies on hirins worth ion r or more
tunes i i,e amount ol loan desired. Oood reference
perfect title", etc.. reipiiretl.
'1 his eorporition is ex-!ii:relv a Snvlrffn Pank.
cnuuereial neposiia received. n..r discounts
granted. No loan? on mts nial secnrnv.
IJIatiH applications 1; r l.i.rrwcrs. copies of the
rules, hy-iaws, and Siecinl law rtlatinif to this
lianlt. sent to any address desired.
TKt'STKi:s Jaines ',.pr. Havid 0.0. P.
Ellis. A. .?. II awes. F. W. H.ir. J.,t,n Lewman H
Itanmer, Jr., Haniel AL LmiKhlin. i. j. Mrrell
!niM Mt.Millcn. .Ismcs Mi.rlpr, Iwis p'1M n'
; i.5.f:f5f;.''.' ,,',nr:d Sni pes, tic-erg T. .-wank, and"
Av. W. alters.
l'AMEL .T. MOKUrl.L. PrslJcr t.
f-RAXK biBKUT. Treasurer,
b'rnra Elukr, Solicitor. 12-:?,'T5.-iy.j
rpRIAL LIST, Jvne Tciim. lAt
of Causes set down 1; trial at a t'onrt
or Common Ple.is to be hrl I at El-es otrir f,.r
ninbri.t omiuty. eonitneneir. o:i Mouav, thd
Slti day .f Jink, A. I. ls;:
SKroNn wfpk.
Thompa -n i Kav
.vs. John P.. tti-Inipa.
.vs. .l-ilin It'n .It. -v.
-vs. John .1. Fish", r.
-s. IVaiu is t'liristv.
-vs. John Fisk. John C.
tiates. B.
.vs. Prnli .t:itio Morrison.
-t. H. A. !:,..
-vs. Itieiisr.t J. Evans,
.vs. Ilirlmr! J. K.imi.
-vs. 1 iviili rc.xh r Mary
if "id. m.
v. T. II. l,M-!ey. .
.vs. Al.-.v. i .-nnc.iy et. al.
-vs. John li -man.
vs. Ccoe-e Aii-wllnn.
John Shell
I'llinhrt't Iron t'o...
C-mihi ia Iron Co...
John Ilrotheriine...
Tf tic ttu?us
J. X. rr-ic
Hieh ir.J liotvlioid..
Uiill'.-li Owens..-.-..
Joseph Trexler
.lolin P. tr..tcr,r!. ..
John p. stiiii . .
M. Itresile
Hon. .Lt-ues P. W"t
Al!-llf,ti,e liott...
Luiii.ir.i Hobb
vs. Miiriin A t'o.
vs. I' ter (Ji.-k.
i'.'".'v-,!"''t-" linear.
A-iniu Koi-e
I
Pf tb'ntv.frv' (.Scf, kei:fchiirir. 5!av
rv.
, lsr.
nf iiniiuiwii.i. xv yt -
POCKET KHIVZ3
Knives, Forks St Spoons, n
SCISSORS. XE?. fHOVfLS.
LOCKS, HINGES, NaiLS, 1 I
FILES. &c.
?-
C1RFENTJRS'. CLACK
v- b,Y, 1 1 us1 a iiikh.ul'
-i . . .
TU R AL. TOOLS
11 - l'vj"
Boyd & Gamble,
And Gupcrintcsdoats!
".luiai ii.x L-Liiitungr,
Cnrncr Uo,l nt,f Dinmvtul Sts.,
3-3.1 I'lTTSJiURtjH, VA. fly. 3
li to b;iy
J!'rr:-o
- I'tu'.-Ka. ii-i
ii"". I r-.'-ers
i: l"i.-iirf,l
prompt lv.
3 Sl.-'Stu.J
. Nk'S. !- E K I'll..
Ui. JS.r.i-t, I'infi uritb.
r ' --T-- "v I. I
LATE "CAIN" IIOI E,"
Cvrncr Main aud ntts&nrnjJt Sfs.
GtlfcEMSBURC, PA.
Very centre of town rront t a so t,..h entmnco
to tho Court U
jg-4.Ti.-tf. joiiy. jntTr.R.
i.i'ii)r av ... n..r.
.et!er totara'-r , ,, i M., ,.r
Jiry ou the estate of At.tlu.nv
llo!i-er, late of
.ajr towns1-!.. ( anibrta K.iti-r.
leC'MSod. ha;
ilrl'H tr 'nt.ip t writ 11 ier5m0 in-
aei estate r roit"-'ol to make lm.
paymrrt. and tb.s. t.aVInu claims wi'.l
bi'"i pruperlv aurhenti-H.le-1 for setlio
JOH.N OlSSll.Vit. Sr.. . .
ir.-s,,.;
te.-n
JlllAN MtlitLKIi, ("".kii.
liarrTwp June 2, l'f0.-3i.
TO ST OH STOLKX, most prnlia-
bfy Stolen,) from ibe r. -i.l-nce of the
?itt-seriher. en or alx nt the 17' h ies!.. two notes f.-r
each, ilmwn tn favor of h - nn lers irnf d. rnd
baritia; no 'b.tiht ai t- th." i . nt -ty of t her I hief. it
st.len. this is to ri.'lfr him th:it "local rteps wi't
te taken t pnnish lum onl. - ie pap.-rs sre re
tnrned withmit dehiv. Pax tn. nt hi.vii-ir c'n
stopped on said note; all pi-'rt-urjs are eau'ioned
' H.nst neRotlatlnjc the srn,e.
e.Jon, Ta.. May rH l-TT-
WILLIAM DOBAN.
! A I"XISTKATrO NOTICK.
! P'-nteof Plt'ttARD SaNIFK!&OX. L-c'.
letters cf a Imlrlstration n the estate ef let
1 iri.-nn.i.P'in. late et ivniemauir h
I ceasec1. h.-i virr ti-n granted to ihe
iiih. -
an per-oi.ii iii.irntc; t sal ' e-ta'"
a t r. n n. - ...1
i i ..-ifce pn-in pi payment. ani thoe having i-Ue ,s
: aifiinst lhe.-.a:::e will present them pr ii.t rl i a
! tiiestiu.tieJ lor.fett!-u"( rt. -
t - J.H.HITE, Adrr-iti-'trator.
i June 2, 1JT().-flt.
TISCG. V.'ICKTrViM r5t CO.,
-1 f.osH Street. Si 1 1 ilisr. It.
VTN HOW GLASS. POTTLKS Vr.1.3
ef all kin is. t i .!t-r ir n-pi lv v-. ui. I ;.ur
pric-s nl circulars bi-ljre l-uvir. tnn:;ivua
Eurpaseed. ' (i0.-4u)
A Tl
TI
II. s returned Tr.m I-'nrope.
errit y-ssni iH tvrxri;,
Pii Tirrci;ar, pa.
8-10.
CSTKAM kncunk roi; SAT - nT
,w t- v 1 1 iv t.-
,.h,.,',',.I. ...s ' r- . r : h will rrll wit
;. -efnfe lor Turt-ine heeN
- ......
Carro
'v-ii.iihin i-nil on t--e sob-ritvr in
- lAWii.t.tp thre tad- northeast ol Carroll.
tr
T. or l l.v.-o
M. .1. XAtlhK
ay J.-3t,
.tarrtIltn, Cambria Co,, T.
tiirr w r r1' P" ""
i r I-, -"V- - m v I he eenni-.ie. A I
",t - iSjt ' !:irrew..' '.Va r.-l.'.-u
F.i u.-.s. s-
FA M l
Ii