a-a, IPCaisiEJIa.lW.
IlilifRIPl-
-Til len is elected and .
sir. Jas. T. Miller, of Soottdale West.
" mo .ra. it. K ftt Qreensburir
AND PERSONAL.
I, rfM,l7e Other Ttace.
.'Jt':. .rrow put in an ap
Jrt for tbc first time one day lait
,erdy morning and strong lo-
rhen he lompcd off aud Vaa lb' 3
m "'J5'"' ich pawed over bis tod and
literally grouml it to piece,, thl VesnU of
d.Tl !flV,,,bar' about noon Tnea
attempted to shoot a colored innfl?.?"?
-17 .named Martin Minor, bot ti.. -r:
Jn ?& niche of tlmT. xr"
wreet.lt from M alone resulted in the dia.
be'sSooUs?. WUDd n th0 arm would!
The defeated asrrfrfttrt
content iT wi- V,y ."ted that he will
coutesl Mr. Ryan's right to the office the
ground upon which 1. liL t.T5.'. lJ'
L ... "...nr. of ths same sort will
.-st
..itfN01
of soothing syrnp recently
11 h for Huntingdon county I
w?r. . , . "
,,le 1M feet in height was re
st. Vincent College,
. 1 i
' ' . in honor of the Cen
I .;jtJStl
iww m killing three
."ne.. ' larders t.f Wef.
prtrW.eu"
. I 1.. lm.trfrtiars ml 1a
;,f,bor.t fifty dollars worth of goods,
'; jfitr Wine, cf Henderson township,
" :.,'.'ou county, is anxions to find a
V,, lout two thousand bushels of
'.fc, own raising.
'" ii..,-pi T!rt.. Dptnocratlc
! r. a'"
ffUi'l prcfWKt Jiu-umiH-inoi ids rro
' -.office, Hollulayslinrg, ha been
jt '.out 31 majority.
r,,,! Kinney & CampWll, druggists,
jrsiii. P-. ueslre to pumiase ouo nnn-
10-20-4.
rwnrh. Merlir.g and eloquent
:;rfnriitl, X. Hrtie, q., of Johu
. T-Jtl.e rompliinetit of oue VOt
',-.;!,!ani of that borough.
I vj-nMylvaiiia Railroad has, for the
Trtiix wek. averaged ir.,0tMj pas
.':, ,r"m me Ceutciinlal,
iat without a innle .n:cident.
f.: hows lielinigiiig to a man
pjrit, TM'uVir.ir near the "blnff,"
:'icl.'v',llr)f. were struck by a lco--r'lxoiirrilay
ai'd instantly killed.
.jif.jieinriiig Thursday, Oct. 30th,
Sl' P.aV'.l'Ji KTt ll 'ir IPIJ uri.iji,.,ru
rViili-nt, as a day of thanksgiving
rrr.
I -r.f .'Hine house of Mr. Franklin
.,t .is li .illsna rotitity, was destroyed
t!ia!I itcontainea ou riony nignt
fB'ily being obliged to make their
if ;rh only tlotliing enough to cover
new.
fficial msjority for John Ryan in
l .wmtT : 211. Even withmt the two
Kr, tin-kilance would bo snfficietit to
."irrn f!ie whole loaf. Good enough
n to jire.
-A nraiT reai hil ns yesterday that a
7 "Milling nfimew hpr north ff town was
t ijirMl in snme way, but as we failed
n si y df the particulars we canuot
.i:WiLr rumor.
-Ibm nAinn.l Joe White was sfablved
usk nit across the nose with a
:oi A x-r. knife by another rfty naiircd
Brink, durii'g an altercatloti between
is lar-roura at Clearfl-id, on Friday
I -f'ne cf .the preat Mepsiogs which the
-I of tliiK enmitry should not forget to
tU!;!i for iu a special manner oti the
-'! h-iti.lny nw approaching, is the
.woM.rautiam with all i la attendant
.
-ft. BrU'i Cough Pyrnpis a purely Vrg-
t Cimponiul, inniH-ent in nature and
'-''Alio effect. For chil-'ren it is In-
r.,rv,T';n Croup, "Whooping Cough,
.Vw Lmirs. IVice 2. c nts per bot-iT-b.:;l-
for $1.00.
-ikibii!ni ciCsenof this plare woke np
"nwTniiijt of election day and found
Mijirg ori the mad a short distance
Mnf I'rilah and abwtt three miles
How begot there Is one of those
T. li inures us. which no man can ever
1"IK.
rtiliral ruler, with rottenness rank,
" be compelled to walk out ou the
tint Wad fron? stations official, and
Iuii. Swank out of public position will
bare Mnk provided of course that
Jf" I "hank." For which let there
'i'nl national thank.
-A'"rfrom Dr. M. .T. Buck, dated
"lAnstris, (ict. i;th, brings ns the
mnw,,t his saf. srriral 4n that, ity,
fc commenced attending medical lec
:1 'ntday previous. His many friends
-cimty will U glad to learn that he
' M Joing jn -furrjn parts."
-'"I'jant stone stable owned by Win.
.v'l, F.-q , of Altooua, was totally des
'nthall its contents on Vetnewday
7irft a,t- It was one of the finest slruo
'of Hi" kind in Central Pennsylvania,
st ,;;, or teM , jl0n,ail j dollars. The
f the firs U unknown, but it is be-
Iu bave Ix en the work of an incen-
'a!U matter of rotten n..tforl Itlair
Caint,ria and go several buu'.rel
n tact the former county, judging
M vote over tl.or.. t. ir Tirrttfiik tllB
' litr.lt ... .. - ..
- :ive wun tlieui, ana me
M'ires n tl.it r. t f . ., . n 1 r nf
, ...... ..i.t: tm iiiiuii'vi vm
'W,t
ij 10 encouipa.n uic
M.ws. l'.elily, Conrad and Cra-
- 1'Ut sent s-i,,. f.tnmA tn tl.e
y lot All the other Democratic can-
rprHv',, majorities in that city as
J"r A'n'uy, 349 ; Craaier, for
V V su-wfttt,forrrothonit4-y,26.';
' 'dr Poor iwi . i.jt... r..-
'-'"I Wl .v. ,
li..- . .
no 'oubt at this writing
y nooiA tii 1 1 1.
. buta. ii, ....
j ruiuora 10 iuo cuii-
"''Mb 1 .
, . . " nave ueemeu ivoenv
w "'bolJ i,
f . i-"m.nm 01 onr paper ivr
-'bi'f T0'"1 nu "", in order, if
1,0 Kiv our readers the gralifying
"wT'1 t,,e country has at last been
T, "n,a Ta-lical misrule.
'Ututlown T..),. 1 1.
' 'Cf tm-lt. ..... ... .
jcf.. . "c .U7..!ns 01 tuat ptaoe, wnu
i i ' liro,,a,,'y. "ho are realy
1 "s aouipt the post-ofllce now that
rfc-if".'8 to trot out that many.
'. bni ... r. . . .
, w ixr r m 1. r..,( v.. 1 n 1-a
HI . - I I ' U I Vll . . ,
rieiittw TTi " "". aJiegea tacts ao pfomi
nently and so recently brought before the
E,eJ? thr T.of affidafita-alT w:,Sh
i . i7 r ,ul,y answere-I by Mr. Rvaa
himself In a 8oIemn oath which no man who
Jenne7e.h,m Wl" mom heeltap to
We learn from the Oil City Derrick that
Oen. Herman Haupt, chief entf neerof iL
th? IS Transportation Comply and
lffi, ! iT1 p!pe "ue' h "signed his
li.!1" DOW "K ,n Siting the
agents in the aeveral conntie. for the pur
pose or am-ertalning the indebtedness of the
Twir7 I rviC4" ,n Procuring releases.
This checks a" work on the alward pipA
line, and it Is not probable that any further
The donbt that exists about Tilden and
naves with onr uprightly yoting chicken the
very duece playa, and the question that
bothers is whether its best to lei him crow
loudly or give him a rest. Rut while stop,
ping to think what', the right thing to do
lot us disclose to our readers something not
new, and that is that for clothing, of the
very best kind, Wotff is the man to snit
pocket and mind ; so if you are wise, as we
hope yon are all, you'll not forget in Altoona
to give him a call. Store on twelfth street
next door to post-office.
William Umbarger. a freight brakeman
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, was ran over
and killed by his train uear Roll's Mills
Blair county, Thursdav morning. It s-ems
says the Huntingdon Monitor, that a portion
of the cars were lielng shifted, when l.v nome
mischance he fell under the wheels of the
front end of one of these. It might have
been possible that his life could still have
been saved, as his lower limbs only were
crushed, but unfortunately the brake-ringing
caught him in such a manner as to produce
internal injuries from which he diod in a
few minntes. , .
Ex-Sheriff John A. Rlair. who bf the
way fought the cood fiirht f..r Tt
whole democratic ticket with a spirit and
devotion we never saw surpassed, set np a
bountiful supper or breakfast, as the case
may be, for the watching and waiting crowd
at the Rlair House (the Democratic head
quarters) aliout one o'clock on Wednesday
morning last, and we only reiterate the sen
timents of all present when we say that it
was a feast that did honor to the eeiicroos
hearts ar.d Willing hands of Mr. Rlair and
his estimable and kind hearted better half.
Long may they prosper.
We have learned of a wajer made by a
Democrat and Renuhlit an Iu tt-.i vl.-itv
on the result of the election, the terms of
wbiett were t Hat F TiWn should be elected
the Republican w as to trundle the Democrat
in tt wheelbarrow from tho Cambria House
to the Rlair House, and eire rersn It Haves
should prove to tie the coming man. The
Republican la evidently in for it, ami we
have no donbt the winner of the wager will
itiKixt upon a full compliance with the con
tract entered into... If he doe it wouldn't
le a bad Idea to get out the martial or cornet
band to lend rclat to the occasion.
A t the regular monthly meeting of the
Poor Director of this county, held on Wed
nesday, Mr. Isidore Lilly, the present stew
ard, was re-appointed for the ensuing year,
and I) is. J. J. Oatman, of this place and A.
Yeg!ey, of Johnstown, were chosen as the
house and out-door physician respectively.
Ko appointment of counsel lias yet been
made. We are glad indeed thst Mr. Lilly
and Dr. Oatman have been continued by the
Itoard, aathey have both given entire satis
faction to all "concerned, and there was cer
tainly no call for a change, in lhe.tr depart
ments. IWttermeu for the positions could
tot le found anywhere.
The buxom wife of a sound Democrat in
Cambria township volnnteered not long since
to do a full day's plowing for her husband on
the event of Tilden election, and the prol
abilities now are that she will have to take
the plow by the horns. Rrinsr physically
aide and somewhat experiened In the busi
ness, however, wo feel sure that she won't
go back on her word if the occasion demands.
What the dflties ar that will devolve on her
hnsbaud in the meantime we leave onr read
ers to I'oniectnre. but as he has never been
Messed with babies his task, it is fair tn pro-
Mime, will be comparatively light, although
he cannot hope to get through with his work
at a snctnkinn rate.
About half past 12 o'clock on Wednes
day morniiig lt a party ot colored rowdies
in Altoona made a oastanny assaun uotm
a white man named Jesse Howard, whom
one of the gang cut in the breast with a ra
lor. inflicting an ngly gash three inches in
length and penetrating clear to the bone,
and when Mr. Howard fumed to enter a ho
tel near by, the same black scoundrel made
another pass at him, striking him on the
Iwck, but fortunately without any other ef
fect than the cutting of an ugly rent in his
clothing. A reward of fifty dollars was of
fered for the arrest or the villain, ana one
of the party who is supposl to be the guilty
man has been taken into cn-dody.
The Osceola World says that Harry
Hooper and Thomas Jones were crnshed to
death In the Webster Colliery, on Monday
afternoon, by tho falling npon them of abont
ten tons of coal. What makes the accident
still more melancholy is the fact that Mr.
Jones' wife and fonr children are now on
their way to this country, where they hoped
to reioinhim and spend the balance of their
days, but alan, to quote the language of the
paper referred to, all that remains to greet
the afflicted family 1 the earthly mound
rising over the cold remains of him whose
warm kissof husband and parent the coming
ones so fondly anticipate. Mr. Hooper was
also a married man, and leave a wife ant.
two small children. .
Frank Jones, 31 years of age, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
heart In a bonse of ill fame at Latrobe, on
Thursday afternoon of last week. The act
was entirely premeditated on his part, as is
evidencial by the fact that he bade good-bye
to the proprietress of the house, who was 111
the yard at the time, and after telling her
that she wonld never see him again entered
the domicil, where he took off his coat, vest
and boots, and laying down across the foot
of the hed, with a chair to rest his feet on,
nulled his shirt and underclothing up under
his chin, and placing the mnsr.le of the i re
vo"r V,ume,liately over his hert. pulled
the trigger, the ball of conrse piercing bis
heart and canslng instant death. Crooked
whiskey and women not straight were his
rredominent failings, and these no donbt
had much to do with producing that terrible
state of mind which prompted the commis
sion of the fearful act. . rt 5 . f t
" the
Writ twr t ..ix..a.1 r
Av,''"!'1pe an'r ihKt reticular flesh
it ti . ' " w'" ' n r If, wade In, and
'ttmmuiu, -'
A TerribI'K Accident. A terrible accl
occurred at Rough & Ready elation on
flSStm al B. T. R. R-, on Tues
day morning by which a little Aet of
Mr Wm Rigler, flagman and watchman at
t,,at, station, lowt her life. It appear, that
M r. lHgler load! his gon to -go hunting In
the morning, and had Jnst t ame out of the
hou wlthlds gnn when a
alonff who wanted to take, the train. Mr.
Rtirlerset his gun aga net th house, and
I .'rtedTo the .tation, b hart
ed there when he was overtaken by Ma boys,
wU stated that hl J-ft W. ffiff"
Hastening bark he found the little girl In
the agonies of death, tha ball having passed
through her twel. -ImU liow t taprig
we did not learn, bnt very hkaly she must
have thrown the gun down au.1.e that
lueans it was discharged. fountain J otcs.
0UB FLAB IS STILL THERE I
CAMBRIA TRUE to the OLD FAITIL
Official JReturtta oj the County,'
Oorrmor,
1875.
8
5
Casdidatks.
3
3
C5
x
3
D
Adatnt Township 7!
Allegheny Township 1W
Blacklica 40
Rarr as
Cambria " 49
Cambria Borough. 19!
Carrolltown Boro'... 9
Carroll Township.... 198
Chest " JH8
Chest Borings Boro' . . fS
Clearlleld Township.. 2m
Conemauirn " .. 47
Concmaugh, 1st ward 13
Conemauirli, 2d ward. 116
Cooperedale Horo'...
Croyle Township 113
EastConemsuirh Bor. 40
Ebensburg, W. ward. 81
Ebensbunr, E. war 3.. 24
Krsnklin Borough... 29
Osllitzlrj " ... KJ
Oallitzin Township 45
Jrtckson ..48
Johnstown, lt ward. 72
Johnstown. 2d ward.. 42
Johnstown, 3d ward- 89
Johnstown, 4th ward 68
Johnstown, 5th wsrii 07
Johnstown, th ward 4tf
Lrfretto Borouifh 46
Millville, 1st ward.... 19
Millvllle, 2.1 ward.... 87
Munster Township... 88
Prospect Boroug-h.... 4S
Kichland Township.. 67
Stonycreek
tuinmerlii'l .. W
Summitvllle Boro'... 24
Suouehanna Twp... 78
Tnylor Township. ... 47
WHshlryjton Twp.... HXt
White Township ... 55
Wilmore ltoriu(rh.... 31
Woodvale Boroinrh.. 1
L'pper Yoder Twp.... 85
Lower Yodtr " ... 38
to
23
70
48
: 148
7
09
90
18
5
18
103
24
81
28
71
44
M
71
58
21
24
73
1R8
100
69
M
lot
8
8 "
61
10
10
' 7
98
41
7
47
75
S3
V9
:v
88
f
35
3399
to
3
n
a
1
4
9
12
6
17
10
7
2
2
18
ia
"2
1
3
Prestdenf
1S78.
2
P f
a
4
"7
117
102
2ea
7
117
KJ
2
8
243
11
53
278
28
188
rso
u
lin
48
U9
28
41
PO
71
76
48
K
79
77
51
22
128
11U
63
74
82
79
24
97
5
271
M
S
HO
55
H8
2
79
fH
178
16
5
21
15
8
81
88
89
3H
W
80
04
7ft
78
28
27
lao
130
VI
iai
115
8
P7
71
14
12
108
68
68
7
7
127
45
113
'it
64
76
4
Atae1ate Judge.
H
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a
a a
PJ Vr-
a
S.
-
9
4aB7 2989
12.
Totsl 2325
Majority- 1074
For President, Peter Cooper, greenback
candidate, received 1 vote in Croyle, 6 in
Siimraerhill, 53 In White, 30 in Wiimore, 1
in Woodvale; Green Clay Smith, pruhibi
tionist received 1 in Cambria township, 1
iii Carroll, 8 in Fast. Ward, Ebensburg, 1 in
Westward, 1 in Fifth Ward, Johnstown,
1 In Munster, 1 iu Woodvale ; and Walker,
American, had 1 vote iu the Westward,
Ebeusburg.
tc
o
M
O
88
177
38
118
73
Iftti
217
73
147
58
203
38
146
108
108
50
99
48
42
46
5
SO
ti
44
08
76
76
67
49
108
1U5
48
t3
88
3D
St
43
214
99
42
r 15
22
B3
fifss, Conffress, Sheriff,
74. lb'.a. 1876.
O S3 O 5S O
& b - 5
?' "g. ? F-
W St 5C
44 101 87 92 ?9
20 208 24 235 64
70 4 71 88 96
19 138 34 77 91
l.H 76 , 157 49 183
1(1 2C8 18 274 10
16 213 21 230 . 83
6 93 4 76 17
8 181 15 lfttl 27
1 60 8 44 13
15 275 31 2M 4i
C8 28 88 2) 43
25 170 61 183 61
16 119 45 09 61
37 13 32 9 41
77 137 67 03 JOS
S3 48 61 45 65
60 9T 68 76 77
89 48 6 20 P9
44 39 80 34 79
24 7 27 60 33
10 88 29 85 81
30 73 123 1 11
140 75 233 67 2:i8
79 43 140 46 l:t5
43 83 84 68 97
Hi 74 101 69 109
81 70 143 68 146
77 55 117 48 119
7 .. 41. 12 "42. 17
, i 24 85 21 , 85
130 62 1144 W
12 110 14 96 24
8 63 12 68 . 9
55 78 l'J3 62 ' 119
42 8 4 57 69 69
6 23 8 21 10
67 114 64 77 90
r. 73 24 76
73 66 123 68 129
:J 277 62 2:.9 67
84 74 144 61 l.Vl
M 40 32 26 45
88 28 66 21 65
60 31 71 16 62
84 45 74 45 . t9
1928 4.-i6 2970 3692 8481
1365 211
AAams
AlleKhen v
liiacklick
linrr.....
Cambria Twp..
?iuhrl Bor...
Carroll
Carrolltown
Chest
Chest Springs..
Clcarfleid
Coneinaug'h Tp.
Couem'b, 1st w.
" 3d w-
Coopersdsle
Croyle
East Conem'irh.
Ebensb'r. w. w.
E. w..
Pianklin
Galtllsin Twp..
" Bor...
Jackson
Johnst'n. 1st w.
2 1 w..
" 3d w..
4tft w.
5th w.
6th w.
r.oref to
Mill rill. 1st w..
2d w'd
Munster
Frospect. .......
Kichland
Hnininvrliill
Summitvllle...
Susquehanna. .
Stonycreek
Taylor
H's6hiogton ....
White
Wiimore
Woodvale i
Upper Yoder...
Lower Yoder...
Total 3733
MnioritV 1)5
Ttrnhart. indenendcnt candidate for Sher
iff, had 1 vote in Coneinangh township, 1 in
Co'nemaugh borough, First Ward, 1 in Johns
town borough. First Ward, a tn the Second
Ward, 1 in the Tlrird Ward, 2 in the Fourth
Ward, 10 in the Fifth Ward, ft in the Sixth
Ward, 2 in Millvllle, First Ward. 1 in the
Socond Ward, 1 in Taylor township, 3 in
Woodvale borough, and 37 in Upper Yoder.
Senate.
c ST
Adams
Allegheny
Black lick
Burr
Citmhria Twp..
Cambria Bor...
Carroll
Carrolltown..
Chest
Chest tirinff8..
Clearfield
Conemaufrh Tp.
101
253
55
U'8
b2
260
241
89
178
60
2C7
' 28
179
2dw'd 119
Connersdale
tiro vie
E. Conomsugh..
tlrensb', W. w.
E.W..
Franklin
dallitzln Boro .
Grtllitzin Twp..
Jackson...
Johnst'n. lt w.
2d w..
, " 3l w..
" 4tnw.
fithw.
6Lhw.
T.nretto
Millille, lstw..
9
113
45
7
2
39
82
63
73
75
44
92
77
69
57
43
21
" 2d w'd 125
Munster...
Prospect.. ......
Richland.. ..
Stonycreek.....
8ummerhlll
Hiimmltville....
Kusqin-fcanna.. .
Tayfor-.j
Washington...
White
Wtlmore...
Woodvsle
Upper Yoter ..
Lower Yoder...
Total.
63
74
31
77
21
104
tt
r8
68
27
80
30
53
87
33
81
1O
168
26
h
18
8
4o
US
88
30
38
67
54
60
60
80
35
36
123
223
139
74
97
143
113
14
88
70
21
1 13
108
69
65
10
64
128
72
135
45
64
75
C7
3008
.4119
Maloritr 1021
Vnr RtaLe Senator, John J
H 22 O 63
XT a O 3
S S
' F 5 ss
103 87 95 92
364 34 268 23
67 79 67 7
118 66 113 5'?
54 178 67 1-5
?65 19 259 24
213 21 237 20
95 8 89 2
lxl 20 177 15
52 23 37 7
22 41 2M 26
, ' 39 23 43
191 82 l: 85
Wi 67 99 68
9 41 9 41
110 92 99 . 97
48 49 49 62
89 . 70 8i 66
26 85 33 73
4' 77 40 79
83 29 89 28
71 27 71 29
74 120 71 123
79 27 68 2:
48 138 46 138
87 74 ".I 93
75 96 69 116
73 141 69 144
62 113 61 117
62 9 46 9
21 Hi 23 P
127 68 121 72
1"9 17 105 15
63 1.- 61 13
.73 .'108 68 123
81 69 29 70
81 SI 75 61
24 25 7
100 76 96 6!)
03 126 67 133
279 51 88 48
69 154 64 149
81 41 33 41
80 64 25 67
' 80 74 28 78
63 86 80 80
4343 3157 8985 3240
1186 745
Adams
Allcg-heny
B'ack4lck. ......
Rarr.. -. .....
Cambria Twp...
Ciimtirht Bor...
Carroll.. .......
Carrolltown. . . .
Chest
Chest Springs..
Clearfield
Coacmuuirh ... .
.1 - 1st w. 183
2d w.. 128
Cooperedale ....
Croyle
E. Coneumufrh
EbeDSb'ir W.w.
Franklin. .7
Oallitzin Bor...
Twp..
Jackson..
Johnst'n, lt w.
, ,dw..
, . , 3dw.
4th w.
- . : 5th w.
" 6tbw.
Loretto... ......
Millvllle, 1st w.
. " .2d w..
Monster .........
Prospect.. ......
Kichland
Stonycreek
Sutnmertilll ....
Summitvllle....
Pusquehanna...
Taylor ...
Washington....
White
Wiimore.. ..i...
Woodvale
Upper Yoder...
Lower Yoder...
Trans. Prold-
Alleirhenv. 4 in Rlacklick. 14 In camnna
1- - ' . . A 1 fha IT. Mf
ward of UonemauRu ooionu.., -dale
28 in West ward and 7 in East ward or
Ebensburg, 1 in Third ward and 2 in Fifth
ward of Johnstown, 2 iu Leretto 5 in Mnn
ster 11 in Buaqehaupa, 14 in White, 1 in
White and 1 in Lower Yoder making a to
tal of 97 vote. .' .
: 4B' 1
We print elaewhef tha official retnrns
by ditrict on all the candidate trtted for
exeept Jury commissioners, the total on
which foots np 4,197 for Cramer, Democrat,
ugainst 3108 tor Datnio, Republican. V e
may gie the table neat week. , .
:oo
234
65
ltd
64
289
2:;o
1. .
47
248
27
10
113
49
28
41 ,
7
67
86
88
44
90
74
73
60
43
126
97
53
75
34
80
24
98
63
260
77
28
26
82
43
Majority 1117
- : :.P
f f ' .
Kl 103 84
42 241
81 65 , 78
63 11 68
, 11 M 163
- 19 2w - . IS
, 23 . 242 . 27
9-89 1
11 173 13
i 4 8
33 '270 83
38 36 40
34 194 - 33
. 36 130 S6
' 40 - 11 39
90 13 . 90
60 49 60
81 20 75
79 V 78
27 73 27
27 73 2
110 70 115
238 91 214
1.40 63 180
, 69 103 08
91 81 89
137 79 137
110 68 1J
11 47 10
84 28 84
67 126 66
21 110 15
13 63 12
107 75 106
m 48 51
69 81 69
7 24 7
73 94 67
126 64 134
49 270 48
142 70 140
41 27 41
63 31 58
70 82 68
70 64 . 61
3030 4281 2950
1117
P. IT. D-
g
. p . B
! 55
101 87
205 26
54 ' 78
111 54
53 179
267 19
J65 . 95
72 24
164 2
49 9
289 37
27 30
187 . , 83
131 ' 34
10 41
113 93
48 62
26 83
40 79
88 80
71 28
78 121
80 228
47 137
93 74
89 ' M
7 139
67 116
47 11
21 87
127 68
108 16
63 13
74 108
31 ' 69
80 62
24 7
78 88
63. 128
279 51
70 149
81 4
81 64
30 75
63 66
41193 3227
866
An Institution for imparting a Practical Business Education. Yonncr and middle
aed men fitted for the actual dotie of life. Rtudenta cwn ctitor at any timo. In
dividual instruction. IJirge and Itnely furnished Hails and Offices. CotnprehensiTO
course of study. Regular and appropriate Ioturoa. Thorough Teacklug -Practical
Training. For Circulars addrea V. LHitT A Boua, PitUbumu. Pa. ,
A Wild Hunt after a Colored Vo
ter. A very interesting and exciting inci
dent which we deem worthy of mention oc
curred in Clearfield township on election
day. It appears that the only colored voter
iu the district indicated, and whose name,
unlike his complexion, is White Robert
White was a bone of contention between
the adherents of both political organizations
in that, bailiwick, and as a consequence a
great deal of cood oatured rivalry sprang
np between the opposing partiesa to which 1
of them would secure his oaiiot, tne resu.t
being that both sides took occ8ion to inter
view him at an early hour on iL morning
of the election. The tirst delegation that
waited on him consisted f several promi
nent members of the Republican household,
who In language quite plain sought to im
press upon his untutored mind the innumer
able blessings (?) which have been confer
red npon him and his race by the reigning
dynasty, and in return for which they only
asked him to go to the polls and cast his
vote for the candidates of the party which
had befriended him so often and so bounti
fully. The White blackbird they were seek-1
ing to capture listened to the little story'
with all due complacency and attention, bnt
positively declined to take anv stock in
their suggestions or entreaties. This rebuff
was of course un looked for, Tiutthere was
still one hope left, and that was to prevent
him from voting against them, which they
prnceded to do by supplying him with a
sufficiency of araunnltion and sending him to
the woods on a hunting excursion. This
worked , well enough until the Democrats
found out that Mr. White had no intention
to vote the Republican ticket, and conceiv
ing it tn lie their dirty to look after the po
litical interests of the "man and brother,"
they appointed a committee to wait on him
and ascertain if possible what he was going
to do about It. The committee proceeded
forthwith to perform the task assigned them,
but returned soon after with the information
that the White black bird had flowu. Noth
ing daunted, however, by this turn of events,
the committee was immediately Increased
to the maximum number of twenty-four,
with instructions to interview the recalci
trant voter of African descent at Intervals
of twenty minutes each during the entire
day. This duty was faithfully performed,
fifteen or twenty horses being completely
run down iu the patriotic effort, but it was
not until the pursuers had recourse to a flank
movement that the latt party succeeded In
getting upon the trail, which they followed
until late in the evening, when they had the
pleasure of haeging their game a few miles
this side of Rosebud, where they vsrtnally
took htm by .Storm, and rushing him off to
the polls, and furnished him with a straight
out Democratic ticket, which they bad the
satisfaction of seeing him place where it
Will undoubtedly do the most good for him
self and the rest of mankind, without regard
to race, color or previous conditiou of servi
tude. .
RrPEXsiK Cotjkt Decisions. In the
Supreme Court, in session at Pittsburgh,
judgment was rendered yesterday in a num
ber of cases, and as some of them are from
this and adjoining counties, it may be a
matter of interest to publish the whole list.
Following ia the record of yesterday' pro
ceeding : -
William It. Cooper vs. Martin Rist - error to
the Court of Cambria county. Judgment af
firmed, "
John I. Roddy, et.nl., vs. Adam Shears, Ad
ministrator; error to Court of Somerset coun
ty. Judgment affirmed.
Sstnuel Fry and wife vs. Thoma Ray; eiror
to Court of Indiana county. Judgment af
firmed. Appeal of Lloyd, Huff ft Watt from the de
cree of distribution of the proceeds of real es
tate of A. B. Bain, nnder JH. fn., by the Court
of Westmoreland county. Tecree affirmed,
and appeal dismissed at cost of appellants.
Frederick Kreager et aL, vs. the Common
wealth; error to the Court of Somerset Coun
ty. Judgment affirmed.
Appeal ot H, D. Looher and H. P. Laird,
guardians, etc., from the decree of the Court
of Westmoreland county, distributing the pro
ceeds of t he real estate of Hugh Corrigan, De
cree sffirmed.
8. Vbilson A Co. vs. D. J. Horner et nL; error
to Court of Somerset conuty. Judgment af
firmed. The above list Includes all bnt two of the
cases that were acted upon, they being in
district in which no person-here is likely
to lie interested. There are several from
Cambria connty upon which jndement has
not yet been given. Johnstown Tribune, "ith
IOR. " THE
nffniE
Wattijto for Health. You. might as
well sit on your hunkers and wait for fortune
to come to you, as to wait for lost health to
return without making an effort to recover
it ; do you wait for your corn and wheat to
grow without culture, or without sowing the
seen and giving them arter-ctilture?, OU,
no rthat's unreasonable," yon will say. No
more nnreasonablo than to expect lost health
to come back to you without making use of
the means of enre. , - .j
Chrcnic diseases of the lungs ending In
consumption ; chronic diseases of the liver
ending in alifn time of sickness and shortened
two or three decades of years, can all be
cured by Dr. Key SB'S Lcso Curb, a
medicine which strikes at the root of disease,
and drives it from its fastness ; which recre
ates the organs of life by renewing tha blood
with its life-giving properties, and establ ish
hie the reign of health and happiness. " . '
Price of Lung Cure J1.50 per bottleor 87.50
per half doren; To bo bad at Dr. Keyer's
Laboratory, . 240 Peun avenue, Pittsburgh.
His private consulting cflice is No. 120 Tenii
avenue.
Till? ClAMK LavT. If the act of Assembly
in Telation to the legal time when game can
be killed, and the time when a penalty is
prescrilwfd for killing the same, were to be
published every other day, there are plenty
of people who would still effect to remain in
ignorance of the law. The following table,
which gives dates when the game mentioned
can be lawfully taken, and the penalty for
taking illegally! will bo found useful. It is
small enough to paste in the hat, so inquisi
tive people on this subject shoald keep it
handy.
wnt nwm
Same of Qimc. From. 7H11.
Rabbit Oct. 15. Dec. IS.
Squirrels July 1. Jarl, 1,
ild Out ks Any timo.
Willi (4i.mo An'lime.
Pheasants Oct. ; 1. Jan.
Fart rtil his Oct. 15. 1. c.
Plover Aug, 16. Jan.
Snipe Anv time.
Wo.Kloock July 4. Jan. 1.
Bait fish ...Any time.
Black base July 1. March 1.
Trout. April 1. Aug. 15.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES
is
Ladies' 8 acq ties and Cloaks,
, JUST, RECEIVED. .
TTngns & Hacks hare just opened a fall
assortment of Ladies' and Misses Sacqnes
in all the latest novelties of material, shape
and fjimming, tnclnding Matalasse, Basket
and Reaver Cloths, which they have marked
low, and would respectfully solicit an in
spection. 1 ' " ' Htms & Hacke,
Fifth and Market streets, Pittsburgh.
OBITtAKT.
BOBSOK. Died, in Allegheny township, on
the 2?ih ult Mr. Andrew Dodsos, aged 79
yen is.
Ttm deeessed wns bom, and res red and died
on thessme farm, where during his long nnd
useful career he led a peaceful and prosperous
life. Endowed ss he was with a kind heart and
a gentle disposition, ho fully enjoyed the con
fidence and esteem of all who knew him, nnd
now that he has been called to his last account
It is hoped and believed that he has won the
crown of eternal glory. Interment In Catholic
cemetery at Loretto. Peace to his sonl.
1.
15.
1.
VrnnTji.
t aud flO
5
10
0
10
810
10
10
tio
TJow Barns ark Bcbnkp. An exchange
says : "A gentleman residing in an adjoin
ing connty narrowly escaped being burned
out a short time since. He was walking
throngb the entry facing his horse stalls,
when there was a srap and a flash under
his foot, and in an instant a quantity of
loose hay lying near was In a blaze. For
tunately a bucket of water was at band and
the barn was saved from ruin. Rome one
of the farm hands while working In tho en
try had dropped from his pocket a parlor
match, which when trod upon ignited, and
had not the owner discovered it, his barn
would have lieen laid in rnins. Doubtless
nearly every conflagration we are called
upon to record happens by such careless
means. A match is dropped about the
building, ia trod upon by a horse or other
stock, the fire blazes np, the barn is burned,
and "tramps" get the blame. Farm hands
should not, nwder any circumstances, bo al
lowed to enter tho barn cr nnt-buildiugs with
matches loose iu their pockets."
i'XPIIECEEDESTED BABOAISS
' ' 1!
Palnley amd Freneb Brsehe Shawls,
AT
HUGtJS & HACKE'S.
i
ITavIng purchased an impotter's stock of
Double and Single Rroche Shawls at an im
mense discount from the cost of importation,
we offer the same at about- one-half their
valae. These Shawl are of the newest pat
terns and colorings, and comprise some of
1 the finest goods imported. This Is a rare
opportunity to secure a handsome shawl at
i half the market price. Fifth avenne and
Market street, Pittsburgh.
H-egiRter's IVotice.
"XJOTICE Is hereby given that the following
J.1 named accounts have been passed and filed
in the Register's Office at Kbensbur,r, In snd
for thp county of Cambria, sud will be present
ed tw the Orphans' Court of said county, for
confirmation and allowance, on Wkonksdav,
the tli day or naceMBca, a. O. 1S7C:
1. The first snd final account of Thomas Orif
flth. (rnardisnot Newton Griffith, a minor chlla
of (IriiBth Griffith, late of Cambria township, de
ceased. 2. The first snd partial seeonnt of Jos. T). Jose,
rnadlsn of William F.. Msry K.. John H.. Jane,
Oertrwde sad Pnneie Nevill, ehtiSren of William
snd F.Iizabcth Nevill, late of Johnstown boroah,
deecel.
3. The first snd final account of Joseph Orlte,
administrator cvm trtamrutn nnntT't cf Ann
Kearney, late or Munster township, deceased.
4. The account ol Joseph Masters, unrdian tf
Lneinda Wsgner. a minor child of Lewis llcnslieof,
late of Tavlor township, deceased.
6. The first and partial account, of David R.
Hess, administrator of John O. Adams, late of
Coopersdate boronjfh. deceased.
8. The first and final account of James Krin,
administrator of Daniel W. Oonghnour, late ot
Conemangh borough, deceased.
t. The account of Francis OTrlel ana Matthew
McHngh, administrators of Matthew Mclioxh,
late ot Munster township, deceased.
. The 3rst and partial account of Charles Box
ton, administrator or Israel GoughooUr, late of
Jackson township, deceased.
9. The first and partial account of Charles Bux
ton, trustee to sell the real estate of Lewis Ben
hoof, deceased. '
10. The account or George Schrader, executor
of Susan Wilhelm, late of Johnstown borough,'
deceased. "
11. The first and final aeconnt nf Jacob Zlmmer
man, guardian of Mary Klehensehr. a oiinor child
of John Eichjnschr, late of'ConemaUgh borough,
deceased. -
12. '1 he second and final aeeonnt of Barbara Bf T
finirer, administratrix of Christian Bifflnjjor, late
of Coneranwrh boronirh. deceased.
13. The first and final account of John fliar
bauKh. trustee to fell the real estate ef Rrldget
CampLell, late of Washington township, dee'd. .
14. The flrt account of 4iatharire J. Stultt. ad
ministratrix of Klicatreth Cram, late of Summer'
hill township, deeenred.
15. The first aeeonnt of Ciithartne J. Stult. ad
ministratrix of Catharine Ciuin, late of Soraraer
hill township, deceased.
18. The second and final account of Henry Scnn
lan and John Mannton, executors of Mich"! Cun
ningham late ot Susquehanna township. dt-cM.
17. Tbc first end final account of Andrew Strltt
mattcr, executor of Henry Buck, late or Carroll
township, deceased.
18. The first and partial account or B. I. Stall,
executor of W. H. Stall, late of Adams towathtp,
deceased.
. .TAME M. SINGER, Register.
Register's Office, Ebensburg, Nov. 6, 1878.
w
We are sorry to say that we have to
take back our predictlbu about Mr.' Conrad
being the next Ptate Seuator, but It is a con
solation to know that we have been fully
snstaine.il in the assertion that little. Cam
bria would have no part or parcel tn his dis
comfiture, notwithstanding b was basely
betrayed where Ire had more than, an ordn
nary right to expect earnest and steadfast
4wipport. Rut such is politics lu these de
generate days. 1 ' - " l.
iPOWS'ArrilAlSEMKXTS.
Motice is hereby riven that the fol
lowing named appraisements of personal pro
perty of decedents, selected and set apart for
the widows of Intestates nnder tin Act or As
sembly of thel4h dsyed April, A. T 185K have
been filed hijflie Register's OQlce. at Kbensbnrg.
and will tie presented to the Orphans' Court of
Cambria county, for confirmation and allow
ance:, on WrnwrSDAY the h day of Decem
is Kit, A. D. 1876, to wit:
Inventory and appraisement of certain personal
riroierty appraised and set Spart lor Harriet
loughnour, widow of.D. w. G-wghnunr, lata of
Conematigli borough, deo'd f8.ft. - - -
Inventory and appraisement of ceftaih personal
property appraised and sot apart f.ar Elizabeth
t lirtsty, whUiw or Francis X. Christy, late of Gal
lltim townflilp. dee'd. '.17 09. ' -
.1 AM KS M. SINOEK.trierk f. O.
O. C. Clerk' Office, Ebensburg. Nov. 6. 1876.
ApMINISTItATOTVS NOTICE .
Usttte of Ancrkw Douson. dc'd.
- Having obtained letters of administration on the
estate ot Andrew Dodson. late of A llegheny town
ship. Csrobrw.ecunty, deeeasod, the uadi.rslirtied
ta'rfei this fuetttod of notifvlinr ull persons Indent'
i ed to said estate that payment mast be made im-
mediately aad thosw haVliig claims against the
same will conduit their own interests by prcstmt-
: iug themtineproT'erlvU'hentreat4 for settle
ment. . . S, W. DOl GL4SS.
Nvv. 10, 1875." Admihtrtrator.
JOMTOIK SAYINGS BAM!
120 Clinton St., Johnstown. Pa.
fmHmtu sept. iJ, pen. Dvrosnp
j reoetvod cf stl snins not les than ttns lKn r
ITcswnt rate of fr-te-vst six pr rnt. 1 ntrr ;s
due in the months cT Jiliie and leTnber. an !
not withdrawn is Md tr the depos't. thus e-e--potiudlng
twice a year w'tlheot troubling tbc ,.
posocr 10 can oreren to ro-esnt the cpstt f-o'
Money loaned on tteal !:.- Preference, w :.
liberal rates and Inng time, gftf 'ftd borrowers . :'
fering fire: luortgacesoa Urms worth ft-urorm
times the amount ot loan desired. Ofsd referfc.':e
perfect titles. etv. reqalred
Tbls orporatkD Is c-xcluetrvlr a Savto' Tt
So commercial -depeslts reeetfed. -nor UitiUh '
graated. No loan ii per" sis I security. j
Hir.nW apidlcations lor Oorr .wm. copies of '' -
rules, by-laws, and special law relating lo if.'
Bank, sent-to an address desired.
Tkutkeh.Iiiic OiHipfr. David Dtbert.V. ft
Ellis. A.J. Hswes, F. W. Hit, John Lovau, H.
Binmcr. Jr.. Daniel Mclaughlin. D.J. Morrt-il,
.lames McMlllen. James lrley. Lewis Plttt. H.
A . Boggt. Conroti Ssppea, George T. Swank, as J
W. W. Walters.
DANIEL M. JWORRELL, President.
Fsattk 1ibkbt. Treasarcr.
C'vars Elper. Solicitor. I12-3,'7.-ly.i
1 1 j 1 1
BARGAINS!
EVER EXPERIENCED IN
EBENSBURG.
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orally, and almost linpTCcjtitdT, the ttren!inir
onnsn. The disease la rt moved and the heaa eeast-
to acho.
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d?Xi77 a Week to Agents. Samples FK E.
NJe?l p. o. VICKtRV, Augusta. Maine.
AftBEflSOiYVILLE
A eomnlote History or Andcrsonviilo Prls -w
on. by lr. K. K. S rKVfcseos. Snrvcon In T
S charge, with Appendix containing the names 5
V of 13 0i6 Vnion soldiers wli died there, with
.dnte and cue of death. Sent on receipt of?"
'priee.8.no. A n Fl KMilll CAJI PAH. ItOOK. i.
Xl'H.Nbl -LL BKOIHEKS, Baltimore. Aid w
Vlsltlwar i'ards, with your name finely
uc. We have loo styles.
samples sent lor stamp.
. CO., Brockton. AIae.
f VIsKlwar 4 ard,
rill printed, sent for U
nil Agents Wanted. 9 i
W U A. H. FCLLER fc
OF
CHOICE COODS.
1 WE DARE SAYr
TII T FOR MAM A DAY.
HAS BEEN OFFERED TO
Folks Hcrcsiwiiy
REMBMBEll
Our ONE PRICE
and don't forget the balance of the firm of
FRYCE, BAXTER, JONES & CO.,
IN TUDOR'S BUILDING,
HIGH ST . Ebensburg
Jfen's Tlearr Boots, the very lest
in tbe market, can be had at onr
Store for $2.50.
"We have the largest and best selec
tion of Calicoes in town, which we
will sell at 6, 7 and 8 cents per yard.
An immense stock of Shirtings.10
and 11 1-2 cents per yard.
Come and examine our slock of
Mnslius from fi to 10 cents per yard.
Anew stock of Flannels, the very
best, fully warranted and of our own
make.
; Casslmcrcs of onr own make enough
to snnply everybody in the county.
All wool nnd no shoddy.
A big stock of Yarns, of which this
advertisement, is not one. Call and
see
Cheese only 12$ cents per pound.
Twelve boxes just received.
Coftec, a prime article, at 22 and 25
cents.
The best Syrups, belter article than
have ever heretofore been brought to
town, at 80 cents per gallon. '
We want FOUR TONS of Butte,
for which we will pay the highest
price in merchandise.
- Extra Fine Xlseit Card, with name, in cfs ,
post paid. U JWtS h CO Nassau. N.V.
aiairssoi PHonrs rnun j
'"5 00 t 15VK6TXEXTS OF ) 1 2b
The Judicious selection t4 nanagement ot
STOCK PIU VILEGES
Is a sure road to rapid fortune. Send for new
'Nyafem nT Assnred I'rorlta. free, wfib
full tnft.rmatton concerninz the Stnek Martiet ( ,
Gold and f T. roTTKR. M H.HT k
Stock Itrokers. 35 Wall Street, ew 1sr '
Contonnial Reduction
In Advertising.
Three thousand, two hundred ami fiftr dollars'
worth of newspaper adTrtt1ni. at puMlf-hers'
schednle rates, given for 7oo, and a three tw.M.ths
note acc pted In pavmcnt Ircm advertisers of re
sponsltillity. A Trinsel list riving Name, t 'har
acter. Actual lallv and Weekly t'ln-nlatit.D, and
Shediilo Rate of Advertising, sent Tree to any
address. Apply to Geo. P. Jwcl fc. Co . News
paper Advertising Agents, 41 Park Row, N Y.
BOOK, DRDGaalYARIETY STORK
nAVlXG recently enlarged our stock weare
now pi-epnred to sell at a great reduction
from former pricos. Our stock consits or
Prutrs, Me1icines. Perl umer)', Fancy Soap'.
I .f ou'a. 1Ih11 and Allen' Hair Rcstorativis.
I'll la. Olnlinents. Plaatcre. linitaents. Psiu
Killers. Citrate Mairnestn. Ess. Jamaica Ginger. .
i'ure riavorint Extracts. Essences, Lemon
Svinp. toothtn- Syrup, Spfccd Svron, BliutarU
l ure Spices, c. , ,
Cigars and Tobaccos!
ninnk Books. Deeds. Notes and Bonds: Cap.
Post. Commercial ami all kinds or Note I'wper,
Envelopes. 1'ens, Feneilo, Arnolds Writing
Kiuld, Hlack and Itel Ink. Pocket nn.l
Roiks, Magesines, Newspapers, Nort-K Histo
ries, Mibles, lU-iigfous, IVaj t-r aud Toy ll-.oks.,
rcti knives. Pipes, Ac.
t-Sr" We have added to our Stock a lot of FINK' !
JEWELRY, to which we would invite the at
tention of the I.ndie.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than evrr offered In this place.
Eapve aud Cigars sold either who1ea1e or re--tal-
hEMMON & M'. KUAV.
Ju.y30, l?6t. Main Street, Ebensburg.
PIRKE'N M1RBLE WORKS,
139 Franklin Street. Johnstown.
iLflOXrMF.NTS. llfiAD and TOMB- mm
i piim nit .v ini and CAB1
N KT SLA KS. MAN 1' K LS. &.., tnanu
facturcd of the very best Italian and
Atnerkran Marbles, Entire satisfac
tion guaranteed In prieo, design and
churncter of work.
re"" trders respects ully solicited
and promptly filled r . tbe very low
est cash rstfs. Try me
April 24, lb73.-lf .
rw.
JOHN PAKKE-
W ATC H'AI A KINO. II avin g Lnk--,
tbj loom formerly ft
occupifld lirl,. Kinkeaa. Fjm . in
thferearol C eol.l Fki km as eiflco
and next Jr tn hi i
Store.Hlii;'.Mr.w-t,tUeonderigie4 iLif, . Ji
Would res, oct lullv inform the i.nl --5SJL
lto that he M preimred to repair eh
jeweiry. ct at short n.Hiw. in
manner, i at the lowest I1llr f.-j-es
givo v.e-.mit. CARL, RlVlNll S.
ttj Ti viurg, 4ct. 20, is:9.-lm.
wks watehet.
a workmanlike
se
TTIAL LIST for December Term,
1R7, commencing on MONDAY, the
4th day of said month : ... ,
fiRST Week.
Mentier Vs. Hopper & Conrad : K?"no.Vs. M. n.
Nathanson & Co.; Myers vs. M. H, Nathanson.
sxcoso WEEK.
Panpp vs. Krlse, M. D felgacj issue; Brrr.s
vs. Krise,. M. D., feigned lsu-: fsclden vs. C.on
rad. telpned lsne; Fate vs. We-ntmrh, feigned
issne; KlBtteryvs. Flattery ; 'Jnmbria Iron" Co.
rs. Tisher; White Vi. Knor.dcfl; Hngus vs. Mor
rison; Cooper vs. McMolI.n; Hand. ton vs. Kar.
lor Watson vs. Lapslcy; liss. 11 ts. Hnchsleln;
Watson vs. Kennedy et. al.; Rrestle vs. llmnuu j
O'Neill vs. Carney; Fror.oeis?r vs. Jdm?tewn
Borough; McGarvey x. Patterson: Kerr v
Hra.lley.ct.al.: Waiters vs. Shoemak.-r: Griffith
vs. Keiin ; Irvln H. Keim v. N.wtlei Mellon vs.
Kinney A. Johnston ; Oo;-r A. .Mellin vs. Klnwey
h. Johnston; Shallor vs. itonaeker; Krtti & Co.
va Lynch. B. McCOLQAN. Fri.i honotarr.
1'rothonotary's OfHcs, Ebent'Uf?, Not. 6, 1679.
TXECUTOK'.S NOTICE
Estate nf l'HILir Sl JtKTTtO, r1.K-Ms
otters testimentary on the estate d I'biiin
.ehettig. lata rt nrmll township, deceased, ti-v
been granted t tbe aa.lerstgucl, to whom ai
jK-rsuns inderne-l to si.l estate are reqn-td td
make imm.sliate payment, ami llinwe having
claims will present 4liem proiwrlv auttienti'-ad
lor settleuei.t.
Al.AM itiniKTTIG. t
FK AN?IS SCHETTIQ, I ExccnrOr.
Oct. 20v lh76 -t.
BOARHIXf? SCHOOL for YovU
I.tuirs. The- SiMcrs of I
St. Jctterh have opened a Board- A'SaaT l " -nig
Sch.Hil f..r Young La.fles t I
M. Mary's Convent, Hollldars IrflfAilFM
bnrg. Pa. "
Tkrms. 1.0 per annum. paTsTde In admo.--Music
and Lancuaget. extra charge. 1-t -n i
FINK' PI OS foil SALE. 1 l.avu
far H.lT l i1utii-a t.s .r trw e
CHINA IMHtc. the best H.tsVr.Vta
pri.tit ; fattens at any ago and will Weirh tM ...
0 It, from" )??. h to M year old. Fr Inr
ther psrtm.dais address me at sinking Vat!.4
Blair Co.. Pa. Iin uvv imv
Aug. IV 1T. 8m.
NOTICE. The first nlid parUat.nc
connt of Jous A. Hi.Air and .Inny
Lkwis. acting Assignees of the Ktnns'.urg .Min
ing aud Manufaeijurtmr Companri fcss beii fllml
In the Prothonotary s ttt1ce of atcbrla ootfnty t
and will he prcsonted for confirmation aad Slluw- i
snce. to the Oourtot Common Pleas of t.tid euu
ty, on the first Mondav of December next.
B. Mct.'OIJAN, Prothnnotarr. "
Prothonotary'a O-'Bc-b, tboutMrg. ti'tr. , Mess-
M A. WFSXtil. M ft.,
rilyaieinn nnd NnrtrSt,
OfBc tecentlv rtcemnied by if i. .ibk4 M .
1n rear of J..lm Buck's store. Surht ,-Hi-mnv
be made tit Mr. Buck's residence. 1 'Te
S
TAMES J. O ATM AX
it. Tjr,if.
T.teiisi,.irg, p.i,
omo and resilience in n t.niiding nn l .ii
StrtH t.re do.ir tl or ISUIr HuUse. (
Aug-. 15, IJT8,-tf. '
A
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TAIT..M I Vn
Anb Scrttirox, flats of t1.irr
M,la St a . a . m. '
y rniv:rma i.im n,
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, inuiii m uir piiiimiiiirr. .11 nSlllllfTLOU 1 - . .
..kn.hln . I,..,.. .. ... , .1' "iw iimim It St.
hrin.il. tow, seven or eiJh.Vi r. .lis M,Y L1'.' l' -t ths Poot-ofl e. '
t ion or the right ear crtt nit wrtd a s:it in the left I . . -
one. If the owner lat a totapp- ar. pr..v li.-Wf y" r '" ' ' ; -
perty. pay charges and ixko her aw Wiiiua the A II. SECIILt it AilOTHru tit
time speclile.1 by Uw. she will l.u u.atKUi.l of u lyyr. Kt-,.s)mrr r. it . '
the hiithet bii.ler, JH N sleM AIIO.X, J rnsds Ro wf recent" vf, t S-""" ,M :
W..1ni.ton Twp-, free. , 1.- J t l (XZJZ1 1 '.y."
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