The Cambria freeman., February 23, 1877, Image 3

iVfnDII CDIinill
r al E BK M aW 1
1 InflllllliU I .ILL... fill.
m uk " y-".-.--
' .,... 05 "M" one of Hie most interestiiifr, one
inJ' " .-. u..r i.MHy ciippsupu morning, nReut In large degree f be 1
-r?3sswc " " ...... mmneuiaie nips, world, yet one of the least known.
,,. n L. JoiisstoV. Hoc- 1 x ... uer ao . tor nine tide entitled -The Hnssi-.ui CI
y.i.S"k V 1 ,lui v to-am.oiinoo the ! "ii"i'Miiiiwn lining the position of will help greatly to lift the veil
'"r 1 v. lien t ladv, Mrs. Kveline "-"...., "'e . ai..ionn s t,cainoiiej church, Khrou.I this mtlitv Knipire. Wi
.-. . . p,,l.. it U. .lolinsron, ijsq., 1 niKin re.. .......nnsTown, , ir mriii. Clearness and force the w
s;il pvhiI took place at i
t.
.... simwl:iv niclit. Mm.
Tomorrow -.vill he St.. Mntthina' .lay, Thr CATnoLic Wohld fob MAHCH. I
fHl.CU w iJIISr SV lf ft,Ml ' Thk Catholic Woull pnr.u.s it policy I
l,rwk if hrrrflTTe And nono he make it. of giving prominence to mrnie Hnbject of im-
tint in known as the Mnrpby temper- mediate and gnert interest, and treating !
anoe movement hnn reached Johnstown, and it in a manner that commit atteiitioi.! '
AlreA.lv nine n 11 n.l rml ,,, xr . . .. . .
----- 01 vm Hi. powers in ine world to-tiay Kussta is '
destined to
'lit nre of the
The ar- :
liance'ilor"
that en-
ith Ring a- I
nter has !
J invalhi for nearly two
1 " i r l.-itli was therefore not by
1 ie ' e'cfc.1. Her father, Andrew ,
'""'"" a n-iiive of France, and end- j
i-:u-. .. .;.,v, when tliai jainuu waa
i""r i,,l,.miM!.'i. Allcrseveia, yearn
v-"' J Hand, he came to the
;,f Phllphi.
'h! 1 1 1 ., t of i his notice wan born on
J ..w l.12. With her father
s-ln'l . - Xl.a A linn Mnirnira
".I'.T.'iMi-.-.Ti.'d removed to ElwnB-
kti":.t!,,Vi of ami wan married to
uti. or ticroiier. i4'2.
lirntLer, the well known
.i' ' ' v.,.tilkMle. who O'tbHennetitly
" uiirceKsfull v i)ractiitiiz'
c'c !i,1l'S.!,. this I'lace, and here Mr.
, '., ... .,r irii.eokl nee. died soon
;l" n' 'ci.jer.ce of hi" son, the Doctor
r''rl,,r.' 'ir .1. had leeii well and
I utiuBAVcil m. rim on.4
-: rtiiv,.i .t U'eiry taste, an well an
.if i li.uM' i'T. cMi amcMtei
.Inoii-iy devoien noreii tome
,,il!V
iier ne is io raKe uie place or Kev. Father ' massed togeiher the chief events which
Connery, wliose destination we have not yet ; have made Russian histcry in the past and
Ti " . o I in the present. The present attitude and
,hli1r O. r. Miller, of Wheeling, W. ! policy of Hnssia he asurribes chiefly to Prince
N a. has been preaching every evening for a i Gortthakoff, the aged Chancellor, tinder
week past to large and appreciative audi- i whose guidance Russia has more than re
ences at the Disciples church in this place, , trieved the losses she sustained in the Crim
". e are r"1 o say that the meetings j ean war. Most interesting, too, is his view
wi II lje continued over next lord's day of the relations between Russia and Rome
1 V. r. . . I i" the past, their probable relations in the
IIios. F . Davis, track repairer in the .future, and the political duel ltetween the
mines or the Kj. I. Co. at. Johnstown, wns ' two Chancellors Bismarck and Qortcha- 1
knocked from a car load of cross-ties in con- koff. Striking and Inild, from the Catholic
-.'i'"' : Ul fining in coniaci wiin tne roof . siami-oint, is the manner in whieh the pos
of one of the mines, a few .Ihvs ago, and re- i sible success of Russia in the East, is regard
eel ved internal injuries which, owing to his ; ed. The Catholic World tnkes a much
age. it Is feared will prove fatal. i more hojwl i.l view of such an Issue than is
Col. ,Tas. F. Milliken, the redonbtfcble i generally ascribed to Catholic writers
hero of the famous military order Xo. 9, bus English llnle in Ireland" Is another pow
conclnded to "step down and out" of the j crlnl article, wherein history is splendidly
District Attorney's office in Ulair county, j condensed toelucidale principles. A future
and will. It Is said, "p" in his chec ks" to pnner 01. the same snl.ject. is prouisd. and
.7 .lit TA Tufin at the A i.rrmn 9 1 .... . . . : I 1 I . . t . i c - - . . .
Local dorrrsjfoitflcnce.
JOINT COUNT- IN9TITCTE.
In cotnnliiincr with notice DuMisiiod. the Joint
Comity Institute convened in the First Ibtptilt
cliiirrli. at Cherry Tree, on Feb'y Ktb. 1.177. nt 1 .
o'clock, p. m., ami proceeded to nppoint Sup't
W.tit ns Cliiitriuaii, Mr. Uiiirlrtt nn.l lr. Bi sllier '
Vice PrevMeiita. and !1. M. Kmiirli Sec;retr- i
K1...T wnicn n com in i r tee on proirrauiiiie, con
sistitiiror Messrs. Ivel:icrN Ufem mid Price,
WHssficc-led. Tne Institute thru went to work
with nil cnriu-si ness thtit rvtieeted grvnt cretlit
on all concerned. 1'rny r a otTt . ed ty Kev.
Piiimenl, followed b3- music 4iiid tbe openinw
address by Sup'l Woir. rter which the Insti
tute was favored with another piece of music.
Com m j ication.
THE COUNTT AUDITORS STATEMENT.
Mki Editok I claim to be some whs f of n
Accountant, but the statement of the County
.Auditor, in which 1 find at leat six nnlpafrl
errors, trade no doubt unintentionally, puzzles
hie not a little.
1. They allow 0 percent, commission on
! 23. the amount chnfjred the county forMdecIs
of unsealed lands. Whoever heard of a com
mission helmc si lowed a Treasurer o deeds?
9. They allow him 5 rCr cent, on 8.H6, exon
emtlons on duplicate and fcicistry, a sum be
never received nor pal.! out
3. rtiey allow nun s per cent, on n,iuz.iK, ex
onerations to constables, a
tt ihf f.ntitidrT or Toilet I KQUAl. to tTtiit Cstt1e Pti. rnr It It insJe of PITtK TEf!
KTARLK OILS. iyj. . th .... iri-nlilrh retains all the natural heallti qu.lllli-.cl t!.e
oll. It rt Ht Hi t it I.K than thw Imported article that tt H rrll'7 ewi.li e tut trrm ral
ti(ntM S 1'hp of Oftl.OKKI. SotD4 Is ..iifteinnivt hv I'll vlri. It llatilr 1o I -ro-lure t-V I ! ll
tha 1-l. H.TT of the hlte Soap rmJir. -s nv hnrnileaa. Made only by raoClL.lt WjntULt,
Ciucliu.ati. Trade snppMcd by I'ttialmrfU wholeaale grocers.
'Petitions for
X ICENSK NOTICE
JLi Tavern. K.lti.iC H-tlrV Mini Oiiart Li-
Biiin he'never re- 1 ccne hvo been filed In theffllceof theCleik
entitled, "Murmur, Gentle Lvre." Next came J cclved nor f.nl.l out. or Quarter i?sions or tamnrhi county by t.e
tin oration by A. C Itrilhnrt on the subject of 4. They allow hi in a per cent, on JU.(G. com- ! rollwin- named persons, and will be present. 1
' Timln nth hnnU ntin.l. t.. .1 wvt I .-a l . . , n i.nn.l.t.ln. l.i..t. V.A ...... .-...u.! ,. 1 tdl'imrt nt M rt'il H ! in I . .
Judge Dean at. the Arirnment Conrt to Im
held in llollidaysbnrg on Monday next.
For many years the front door leading
into the vestibule of the Court House has
lieen left unlocked and for the most part wide
open in all kinds of weather. This, however.
nno oeen cnangen oi late nv snpplvinc each
r'l... .l.oi.Ktl a.. lit hmiHA.
:i:iia-S" I of the Conrt Unn nffi,.ui. ,i."i. . t.
nove alio itvuihi nil , - -- - " . ...... iv.- ,
! nr.! i: woman in the fiillest h,ch .V'.iy re required to use when leaving
t M-lf Tbor am cnmlnrr lo.. r a.
hand of I "-"." ""verai iiiin.irea, less or more, know-
i.b-
f.nrila1.!A
it... - Thev are comlncr. M Kttr.
. ir n ' .T:!tl ..l.iooi- 1141 0.: ... ( . , - .
' . ... .... i ,r ' 1 iim
v any . I ine of the larffain t b niinil Uxr l..;.
r,i 1 i.-'. n. nlv a HMle more Rt ?'',,nr -hap cash storo; they are coming
Ir- . ; ...,1.. ao.'t well lH.!oved i "" ai in ereat. crowds toeether.
i 'r n;-. ." .. 1'... c c,...! and vonr winter eoods will all 1 antiA turn
mill Ut tfUUit 14. n it - - m--..-.
tll inc re mm oi pieanaiu wcatuer. Ho mote it
In his sore be- Tf a body meet a body on life's beaten
."'. .i, ,., parsed away from ear
1 ns'.i-'l partner of his host
.r.ff'l;"-" ,. w l.'aa I
),..,. -ton ha the .sima re with a new hat upon his head and a
,'ri.Vil'iiB- cf the entire com- I -oat upon his bark we'll bet our bottom
' Jr :' of the- i"iDty at large. 1t and something more, that he
ll'HJ.il
tj
t.; .'M-iy ttt ' 0 '''"l'K -' " 1
it .!'' I o'K'ourso of people,
Loret to, C'arrolltttwn,
rl",.n a-'-i "''"r Jiortions of Wiltl'
l,,er'mjjr.,. were tarried to the C'athu
I, tin' (""'iwing aeutlemen acting
,,,r. rs : iu'.m A. Ulair, Jan. Myers,
. V,'IUJ..,ti, .1 0I1 it Fiizharris, Josue 1).
i.W ';''' iutwalt, Dan'l. Mcl.augh-
if. j ;lltfu-y . A. lariter, .losepu
I. M. o fcill,. and Jvdwnrd
i ji-tu'i 11 !j;li -1 a ssi or i lie tiepnr.ee
.,;,-. ! l.y F.ther Jloyle and au elo--ij:m
lmprr'-i ve discourse deliveietl by
"is p-i.tVaian. Tbe funeral prooes
, 3iv.i :o the ociiietery, where th
' ,ii trui ( ereinonieH oi (lie (, iiurcu
iriiict l.y i's t.xsfor over all that
... ..... .. i .
si r'aii'l .il rs r,v;ine i)miiiji!'ii,uuw
;,ts Lf ai"'. rr:iy, had found eternal
W,.f.. MIW r fc-nowia--.
njw. uu! Ui-e utjte-r jtace.
. .i ... . ft t., ,t
-): a, una w.m. j , u o-.trjyj"..
-I ! 'iZT maniug sivson is nere
-J.WMHIW on Monday and plenty of
W "iliee.
jt p-r.dtrne can go to FI ye' man.
"rvrdil liV" conr errtj.es.
-H'ii,;!"!! want f. .nrlt-en school teach-
En'ii'i a'i":i on March 10th.
":.l"li!i!.rn Tribune say It want to
btirtitli. G!1 io har it belter late
-F:i lirp lirns j.ins vrre foan.l in the
.f mln Vn kill.tl in West Tlnnt-
jt ii 'h - )! r day.
-ilirt .1njil,:cr i f onr friend Wm.
"W-y. of Ai'oi-.na, fll and fractured ne
zkvi on Friday 'at.
I . Ti'i;jf'iH ! (he Fucgestive nAITie Of
"'ivroi ili f.-jwi who ia trytu to tx
ihic F::..int church iu LloUidays-
1
-1 c'oatl Ijir.lc and d sorted school
c-r? ti' nuly bofors Mti.l to 'Birth
i R'ttklidaj" iu this community ye-
-I:t.-.r-Lr of nntA tint 1 1. m .n y.mm
wit v-m ia oar iiuve for several
r- . n tuiii jor r euruory on iue
-Hr. Ch.iraa Wirth. of Coaetnat:gh bor-
.'.Uua-n :a;rii on Friday uat ami re-
tjinswUi. :1j rti'.uyl ju doalh about
-iST.-Ust. i rould t:arne aells more of j
iif.u vru; tnai, an other uind-
' I"T. Ii niii. lv mini Iu. tl.o lu.l
:yI-ri,;otvh.
-:.. Hi';. Lrr will be in Carroltown
iii.!rrjvr f..r the purpow of bu V
H Ijuia.-, fur which he will pay
-fl-.r ra,'u j.ri,. r J
'Br k:.i, ,f Alibeny township,
;;""'', war ,rr..r,d iu a drinkiug
,"r " f'r''Jy uiht last, ou a
' x Kta:i.g.
D...1.I.'. - ..r w...t: t .. . . .
vi rj'iiiiiavMiin rr naa
i "... ; taw A Tin Ul
H i! air. B'-dford, Cambria,
I;,.:. - - . .
" .-wit oi our g-od friend
Li of r'n-..ti., .ii. .j
v ...i v.i..t. ... .
:... ' '""""ll.VUt IHKIWWI,
-j, .. ' 1 J months.
T:,'1.r'', r ,h Tyrone Ufrald,
' .f n,,"rVH'' '"' "" '"'iay last.
- perstissioii and weighs
"" t.-i: f.
. i "r . '"'inly j reaaar-
-!., , '.Tp.B.5 11011 as Rurgts
, Ij-t
election
li- f ox crow.
Oil
t 'f "Vlliflf W Utill lrn
.x- ' " " ons complete
W.''',li',1-Mo,1''''-!W.
' "H, Hi..,
riu, the
-f 'hv moit ntifsson-
'Olt. i.f il.- .....
yl,, ""w tteTigiitruI days
''..!..., ' ' "" u '"is latitude
Vr "f. Mr" Tl" Garrity.
ffii- , " '"onfentson TllftS-
. 'Jl LI. n 1.1.
4 -!ivii..i ii . ."-irt iive niie.
,.. . J 1 month old. healtbv.
v r,.- ,.i .... ",p ".fiiale persuasion, '.-an
(' ii i trt .. i ... -
V;.rH,,. f sp" tHble party
-rW r, i , "1Hr,,,l"i.v almsbouso
i J rk".v one of his legi
,? 1,;"". ,,v 14 U1,ii,2 lr". "
legs
on
as tlie
'Hi
"' Aiioona and llollidays-
thT' ,,P"'d at tho
'!-r-,,M" !:u., I'''. on l-t Wed-
V'i u. . '. 1 TU" "te was ad-
i. K ia.iy one day last
""iiv'a(.t. j "
14... "
riSi 'S"1 W J ears, who ha.1
1; or track iu her life
. l" IVUs Can Railroad
V lii!l
"rti
W.H f,.. .1 : '
t p.,. ' me U
V, - li!
6. Dis.
on Tuesttav luuf
. ... . . '
oi . leartie'd conn-
L,r'"I i , 0'""ifeit coin re
.i.A. .. .,nr M-,-," of the State.
i'J;' ' " I" ! from Altoona tbe
;lM:a ,, rp'"a,,, female, leaving
'ttid...... . r"neacoe. nntn.iu.iik
I, a,'';" ''- penintiary
i " J ".serves a better
I.
" on the Pa. It. R.
car .vi.;..i. ..... '
C ', on """" ran on tne
.V'-f .i H'"-- last, and all
S lb"T rnl, ,'"H r,1 'eK was
.i. ..
'Iin.. . "'i.ipii iiv...,. ii ...
"?r,'-V.:,l .'..'.'r of ' band.' so
V We, :,xt j
vl,,'".vs":.,J",n,
Murphy's PtoTe, which, we scarce need tell
the reader whose eyes this Item meet, is in
Johnstown liorongh, on well known Clinton
street. . .
Asahel Corbin's residence, In Henderson
township, riuntinpdon county, was destrov
1 by Are on thn 12th inst. Defective flue.
N", insurance. A farm hoiiso with nil its
cotitenls. located near Cassville, In the same
county, and occupied by a widow and her
son, named i!la-k, met with a like fate on
Monday night of last week. Origin of fire
unknown .
Mr. D. M. Pnnffle-. of Crcyle township.
i felled a large tree on Tuesday last, and found
In the top, which was hollow", fonr fat coons
which he sncceede.l in killing by atrik n
one with an axe aud clubbing the others to
death. They were probably engage'l In hold
ing a ratification meeting over the counting
in of Hayes when thus surprised aud so sum
marily dealt with.
The large grist mill of John Irwin &
Bro., at Cnrwensville Clearfield county, was
burned to the ground on Saturday night last
and 3,000 bushels of grain, as well as flour,
bran and chop, were consumed in the flames.
The fire is supposed to have been caused by
an overheated "journal," and tbe totl loss
is estimated at 8 1,000, on which there are
fl,000 of an insurance.
Harry Haycock, an Altoona five-year
old, thought a little fun conld be got out of
a powder-tiak and a hot stove, but when he
tried tbe experiment of pouring the con
tents of the former npon the surface of the
latter, on Friday evening last, an explosion
followed and narry came very near leing
knocked into a Hayeoek-ed hat. As it was,
his face and hands suffered severely,
On Monday last a little daughter of
Sheriff Ryan fell from the corrider leading
to the nppor cells in tbe vestibnle of the jail
to the stone flooring, some eightoen or twenty
feet below, but strange to say escaped with
only a few slight bruise about the face.
That her neck, or at least soma one or more
of Iter limbs, wa not broken by the fall is
iadced rlracIous, not to say unaccountable.
Por iitv fir- t'Ote i t' history of Eh
ensburg sluoe itn a,,'r 'nn Into two separate
election districts, the Dfiniwr'c candidate
for constable Iu the Wst Wara .-- "feated
at tbe local election on Tuesday last. T
then there ia no telling what changes tL(J
Wberley-gig of time may bring about when
there Is music in the air which even the wall
regulated voico of a Bol(d)singer cannot
overcome.
naif of a man's Jifa are spent in making
rnistjiks and tba other half is frittered away
in reflecting bow easily the mistakes might
have been avoided. No one who buya his
clothing from Godfrey Wolff, next door to
tbe post-onioe, Altoona. will uever have rea
son to be sorry on that score at least, for he
will lie atire to get goods which for leanty.
durability and cheapuesa are unsurpassed
aud nivsnrpasRable.
Neighbor James, of the Herald, thinks he
baa got a sure thing on the post-office, now
that Hayes has ls-eii counted iu. Well,
maybe he Las, and again maybe ha hasn't ;
but if tbre Is to be a change in that direc
tion, whioh is certainly not demanded from
any lack of courtesy or efficiency In the
prosent management, we know of no one we
would rather see "bold the forf'thau neigh
bor James aforesaid.
Tbe defeat of John A. Blair, Esq., for
Assessor in the West Ward, it is proper to
say, was due to the fact that the Democrat
were led to lielieve that no Assessor was to
lie elected this year, and as a consequence
made no nomination for that office; and
when they discovered their mistake, if a
mistake it lie, w hkh we have our doubts
about even yet. tbe polls had been open for
several hours and many Democrats who
would have voted for Mr. Blair had already
deposited their ballots.
A weak-minded man named George
Davis entered the office of Denniston, Porter
& Co., at llollidaysbnrg. on Saturday last,
and preeeuting a pistol at Mr. Denniston,
demanded pay for work which he imagined
he bad done for the firm. The e-pistol-atory
episode, as may well bemagined, caused
considerable quaking In Mr. Dinnistou s
boots for the time lieing, but the demented
man was finally induced to forego his san
guinary designs and taken home, where he is
now kept a close prisoner.
Some malicious scalawag entered the
residence of the Widow Dumm, in Barr
township, on Thursday last, during the ab
sence of the inmates, and proceeded to vent
his or her spleen against Jury Commissioner
Thos. P. Dnmm, brother-in-law of the lady
named, by cntt ine into pieces a vest, comfort
and pair of gloves belonging to that gentle
man besides tearing one of his photographs
in iwo and knocking the music ont of val
uable violin by breaking it into atoms. Such
disgraceful couduct desetves tbe severest
penaltv which the law can Inflict, and we
hoiie the despicable wretch who perpetrated
this contemptible outrage will be made to toe
Ihe mark. " , .
Notwithstanding onr prediction to the
contraty, Irwin Rut led g, Esq., the Repub
lican candidate for Burgess of Johnstown,
was elected over Judge Easly, Independent;
Demo rat, on Tnerday last, by a majority of
107. Why this la thus we leave our readers
to conjecture, but certain It is that no one
who knows the two gentlemen named can Tor
a moment suppose that Mr. lint ledge was
elected because he will make a more honest,
competent and faithful official than his op
ponent. Judge Easly, the present incumbent
.as done for that is simply an impossibili
ty. Still fcome beans do loil that way, and
the defeated aspirant in thie instance is not
the first good man who has been forced to
take a back seat when he undoubtedly de
aerved a botler fate.
will be looked for with attention, as civinir
the brighter dawn of one or the darkest
I nights in history. "The Similarities be
j tweeh Science and Religion" deals iu a live
lier manner than is eustomarv with the lit
! erature of atoms. "Up the Nile" is a sec-
ond paper, bright, pleasant, and chattvlike
tbe first. "1) Vere's 'Mary Tudor' " Is an
appreciative review of a nob'e and strange
ly neglected drama. "A Bird's-Eye View
of Toledo" must have lieen written by a very
wise aa well as witty old bird. It is one of
those brilliant semi-historical sketches of
famous cities, as they were long ago and as
they are to-day, of "which the CATHOLIC
World has given us so many and all ex
cellent. "Some Quaint Old Cities" is an
other dip into the pleasant past, showing
that tbe north no less thai: the south of Eu
rope Is indebted to Catholic days aud Cath
olic minds for much of their beauty and
historic memories. The "Letters of a Young
Irishwoman" go on as gracefully as ever,
and "Six Sunny Months" continue sunny.
"The Great Strike at Errickdale" is a strong
though sad story, written with Strang
power. "Modern Melodists" discusses Schu
mann chiefly. Poetry is well reprenouled
in "Longings" and "A March Pilgrimage."
The present number ends the twelfth vol
ume of this magazine, which seems to grow
stronger and brighter with every year of its
existence.
Oi.n Rr.MABt.R."-There are many re
puted remedies for that very prevalent dis
ease. Chronic Nasal Catarrh, but none which
have given general satisfaction and become
acknowledged standard preparations, except
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It continues to
enjoy an unprecedented popularity. Tnia
reputation has been earned through the per
manent cures which it has wrought, having
W th" rwr, rr!ive,l by the 1 proved itself a specific in the worst forms of
''ar'n "ance"f ,Le duties ' the disease. Pierce's Pocket Memorandum ?
ujeui. Book are given away at arug-siuinw
" TTa. - a ii a .
n.(. nv' r last, week:,
7. J. i.
ft. 'I
concerned, that
hsu i. " ,!,!,-Htnr of John
Locat. Elections. Following are the
names of the several officers elected in Cam
bria, Mnnster, Croyle and Barr townships
and Suinmerbill and CbesiJSpringslioroughs
on Tuesday last. Next, week, if space per
mits, we will give a list of the officials chosen
in ail the other districts of northern Cam
bria :
Cambria Twp. JnsMcc, Edward Griffith ;
Snpervisors, Humphrey Francis and .Ion a.
Lewis; Constable, Edward Owens; School
Directo-s, Griffith J. Lloyd, with a tie be
tween Betij. Lloyd and Geo. Gittiugs; Jndge
of Election, John .1. Davis; Inspectors, 1).
Lewis and D. T. Reese ; Auditor, John
Owens; Clerk, J. Tibbott; Assessor, O. J.
Lloyd.
MunsterTwp. Supervisors, Dinnis Far
ren and MaMhias Farbangh; Coustable, Pat.
Smith; Auditor, Edward Farren; Judge of
Election, John Farren; Inspectors, Robert
Mclviin and Sharp. One hundred votes
exactly were polied in this township, which is
probably a larger number than has ever before
been trotted out at a Spring election in said
district.
8ummitville Bor. Burgess, Paul McTCan
n; Justice, John Lynch; Constable, John
Gillespie; Council, J. W. Condon, Jas. M.
Gillin, John RitTel, Henry H ughesand John
E. Storm; School Directors, John Lynch and
Michael L. Murphy, wiib a tie between
Daniel Criste and Michael Mnrphy; Judge
of Election, Henry Hughes; InsM?ctors, An
drew Stewart end Michael Mnrphy.
Croyle Twp. Supervisors, Allen Sharp
and Aaron Sherbine; Constable, A. H. Pen
rod; School Directors, Sam'l Plummer, Leo
Wiss; Auditor, John Brown; Judge of Elec
tion, John Vaniken; Inspectors.W. J. Nipps
aud Wm. 11. Diamond; Twp. Clerk, J. R.
Cooper; Assessor, John Roralmugh. In the
South Fork school district D. W. Lnke and
-t-e' Croyle were elected school directors.
Barf a..' 'oBtices, Geo. F. Fresh and
T. H Sherry; ' George Krng; Su
pervisors, Jos. HoucK Sherry, sr.;
School Directors, Casper Smltn, . vhcriff
and Samuel D. Patterson; Auditor,
Kirsc.h; Judge, S. D.Patterson; Inspectors,
J. D. Agrr and J. J. Kirsch; Twp. Clerk,
M. J. Kirsch.
Chest, Springs Bor. Burgess, John Wag
ner; Council, Jos. Westner, Jos. Cramer,
John Connery, 1). C. Little and Htnry Mel
lon; Cuns'able, Antlrew Calliban; School Di
rectors, Jos. Wertnar, Francis Cramer and
Silas MrGough; Judge of Election, John
Connery; Inspectors, Edward Fry aud Harry
Miller; Auditor, Thos. Calliban.
Ballou's MosTnLY Magazine fob
March. A very interesting and delightful
no in tier is Ballon's Magazine for March. It
opens with au elaborate illustrated article on
Japan, aud then follows several other en
gravings, and then comes the stories, just
what will charm a household ; for all of them
are good, and many of them superior to any
thing published in this country. There are
charming love stories, some nice adventures,
one capital sea yarn, and poetry well worth
reading. Take it all in all we feel assured
that there is no magazine in this country that
furnishes so muck for the small amount of
money as Halloa's. Fo. only 81. oO per year,
or 15 cents single copy, an immense amount
of reading can lie obtained. Here is the con
tents of the March tinmler : "Japan aud the
Japanese;" "The Locust;" "Elsie's Suc
cess ;" "Victoire : or, The Turns of Fortune's
Wheel;" "I Love Hr;" -A Social Chang
and Eug ;" "Delwrah Drake's Gl.ost Story;"
"A Star Gazing Excursion ;" "The Heiress
and hr Guardian A Tale of English Conn
try Life," "The Mutiny on the Jupiter;"
"into the Sea ;" "'Her Voice was bor For
tune:' " "The. Hammock ;" "A Misunder
standing;" "Good-Night, Darling I" "Mr.
Manly's Experience of Kerosene;" "Ovh
Voir no People's Story-Teller The
Child of the Wilderness. A True Story of
Early Life in the Northwest ; " "Our Two
Pollys;" "Ruthven's Puzzle Page ;" "Cn
rions Matters;" "The House-keeper;" "Facts
and Fancies;" "Modern Duellists" (Hu
morous Illustrations.) Published by Thomes
& Talbot, 23 Hawley Street, Boston, at ?1.50
per year, postpaid.
BoROTjon Elfxtion. Following is a re
port of the votes cast and for whom at the
municipal election held in this liorongh on
Tuesday last :
Bonoron orrrCKBs.
TTst rrvirrf. Ibires. H. Kinkead, D.. ej;
.i . narij u ah- David Lewis. Tern.. 7.
s'A '..i riirectors. Jas. J. Oatmsn. D.. BK; V.
II. Sechler. I)., GO: Thomas Orilhth, .w
Cement, 4fi; John Lloyd, Tcm.. I A. Y.
Jones, Tern.. 8. Auditor. Jss.O. Has-on.D..
RO- W It llHVl". tt.. 44S V MI . Ii. ...CTrorr, viii..n.
"VSi IKV3 -H. Kinicead 22; Thos. J. Davis,
i. David Lewis, 20. School Directors. Jas. J.
4: Wm. Clement, M: John Lloyd, 3.Y. Jones,
SI Auditor, Jhs. O. Hasson, 18; W. H. Davis,
60: Wm. L. Breese, 31.
"' wand orriCERfl.
njtt TTVtrrt.-Oouneil. J. A. Shoemaker. D.,
ss- Jn Ktrtw hner, K., 5: Th-w .l. Lb.yrt. Tern .
J ' I.Xe of Election, Thos. J. Wllllsms. D.. 74;
K j mTms?K.,. Inspector, Morgan Huyh.-s,
D T5-IC W.H imphreys. K..41. Const-hie. Jesse
S. "fiolsinger, D .. 1; ioh Wherley . Ind. Iem .
73. Assessor, John A. Blair, U., 39; D. E. fcvans.
ftaV rrrd.-Councll, John HnwelU R..46; K.
TT n.kir T..HS. UIliailH r.
av:iK w Roberts. T .44. Judge or bleotion.
mJf;iiVht" iS'Thos. L,Jnes.T..V In.
totae Davis. ; Lewis liooger .,
Jos. A. Skelly.l'
IU, 51.
. SPSCIAI. SOTICE.
Oor K-tlre Wl-tr !.
at reat re.lnc.tion in prices, preparatory to
a wrnugiif , navuK .... r tremises
the worst forms of 1 enlargement of P"J8 & ACKr,
Fifth Are. ami Marke. Zty PitT.brgbf
"Etliicniion.
quired to rform literary exercise In school ?" nor paid out
wns men is son up nnu uiscuseti, aner wnicn
I, wns reported on by Kev. Dimnent. Music,
The Kisht-r Boy," whs followed bv a selection
Modtrn Cuin," read by H. M. Rmiifh. Music,
"Jerusnlein, my (rloriou6 heme." Select reHd
inr entitled "The Farmer lif.y. by J. A. liai
righ. Next In order wus the report or the com
mit tee on prnirran-.me, the adoption or which
was followed by adjournment until tt o clock
Friday iiiornlnfr.
Fr.B. th MmtMNO Pkssiom. Tnstli ute was
opened witli pra3-er by Mr. c'hsffvr, after which
a sonir. entil led "Over the Kiver," was render
ed In fine style. The sixth topic whs then re
sumed nn.l iliscussvd by Messrs. Heed, ihHfTcr,
F.nson, llriihart nnd others. Instrumenttil mu
sic, Sparkllnir ft:hot lischc," by Miss Mary Da
vis. Topic 4th. "Resolved. That wood order Is
H'raram to an end nlid not the end tobeattalned
In teitchbur." was otK-ned by J. A. C. ttnirlirh
and rurthcr discussed by Misses A. f. l'ol lock
and H. M. Emlirli. Kev. Dinmenr, Prot. Younir,
Messrs. Pitts, Lovelace and other. Music (in
strumental) by Miss Hnnnah (jimp. Topic 5th,
"Who fit. ml. I assist the pupil In his studies?"
was introduced by W. V. Price and further dis
cussed by Messrs. Nuircht. Camp, Lovelace, Dr.
Itrallier, Prof. Vo.inir, nn.l others. A majori
ty of the teachers think that both parents and
leachersare the proper persons to assist. Mu
sic, "When we meet on the beautiful shore I"
As a variation from the regular programme, a
few minutes were then allowed for propound
ing question for nliMion-a proceeding which
added very much to the Interest or the occa
sion. Commit tec on protrrammo reported and
Institute adjourned until 3 p. in.
Avtkunoon Session. Institute re-con vencd
Ht X o'clock and wapene1 with music. Topic
1st, "What should the parent do to assist! the
teacher?" was reported on by Kev. Crowther
nnd rurther dlrcuse by Itev. Dlnment. The
Institute was then ravored wiih a song in which
Misses Crowther nnd Yingling and Messrs. Me
hiifTey nnd Lovelace parllclpafed. Tonic Mrd,
"Should pupiU be compelled to attend school?"
Was reported on by W. Nugent and further dlit
cussed by Prof. Young. Rev. Crowther, nnd
others. Topic 2nd, "What shall we teach ?" re
ported on by K. 8. Lovelace and discussed by
Sup't Wolf, E, K. Camp. P. Kin ports, nnd others.
A committee on resolutions, consisting or Miss
H. M, Kmitrh, Dr. Drnllicr, and Messrs. Nugent,
Lovelace nnd Price, wns then appointed al ter
which questions for solution were again pro
pounded. "Katie lKenn, Willie Oruv," an ex
quisite poetical selection, wa read by J. A. O.
Kuirigh, and the cxerqises of t heat ternooti ses
sion concluded with the report of the commit
tee on programme. Adjourned to meet at 7 p. in.
Kvkmno Session, Institute met ns per ad
journment, when a sonjr, "Happy are we to
niirnt!" was admirably rendered, alter which
Kev. Dimnent offered up a prayer, which wa
followed b3' another song entitled "Goo.! news
comes o'er the sen." Next in order was an or
ation on the subject of "Labor," by E. II. Camp,
which was supplemented wiih a pieeeof music
entitled. ''When the green leaves come again!"
Select readings. Lochinvar's Ride" and 'The
Smack in School." bv J. C. Lcasure and J. A.
C. Kairlgh respectively. Mnlc "Sixty Years
Ago." Essay by H. M. Einigh on the subject
or "Our Work." Music. "The L rd is risen In
deed." ProT. Young, or Indiana, then enter
tained the IiMiitute with a lecture on the
"Words We Cse." after which c,n.' mil sic.
"We are drifting o'er the sea." Remark bv
Sup't Woir. Select reading entitled "(iood
Night. Papa." by S. Rank. Report oT commit
tee on programme. Music. "Good Night."
Adjourned until ft o'clock Haturdtiv morning.
Fkb. 10th Mouniwg Session. Institute was
called to order nt the nppointed time it ml open
ed with rou-ic. after which the topic. "Should
pupils be punished in the presence of the
school ?" was ably discussed In a very animated
manner by Messrs. Hammers, Rnnk. Kin ports,
nnd others. Music. Committee on resolutions
then ireported, nnd resolutions were adopted
ns read, together with a few additional sugges
tions. Sup't Woir followed In some remarks
expressive of his pleasure nt the hospitality of
the people and the success of the Institute at
Cherrytree. Music, "The old musician nnd his
harp." A Select reading, "The Organ In
Church," by S. Rnnk. A discussion on "The
present ediicatinnnl system" wns then Indulged
in by Rev. Crowther, Hon. It. II. McCorinick'
E. R. Camp, nnd ol hers, after which a choice
piece of in ii. Ic wns rendered, a selection enti
tled "Jamie Butler and! the Owl," was read by
Mr. JFIeck. the following resolutions were
adopted, and the Institute adjourned si die:
Resolved. That wo, ns teachers, feel the need or
a higher qualification for the work before us ; that
Teacher' Instltnics are great helps to the teach
ing fraternity ; and that wo rerngnlze io the Nor
mil Schocl at Indiana. Pa., an institution which
Is doing a great work for the teachers.
Resolved. That In the opinion of this Institute
the question of Compulsory Kdncation Is to be re
garded ss one of tho cominjf issnes; thnt we are
lully convinced of the Justice and practicability or
tbe measure, and that It Is oar duty to attempt to
devise so.no menns by which it can be tuccesslully
adoptrd and enforced.
Resolved. That we. tho teacher of th!s Insti
tute, find in Sup't Wolf a man fully qnalifl h! to
fill the position which he holds, and that wo ap
preciate hit kind assistance and vala.ihle lns:ruc
v.vis rcrcd by him during the Institute.
Resoi.. a' ' lho thanks or this Institute are
hereby teiidcreu to t'n' Young of the Normal
School at Indiana, for u.. " -iliT-'HO MSl" nnce. and
especially for his very entertain... ' "' highly ed
ifying lecture on "The Words Wo Cut, to
Mr. W. W. Price ror the r.eal he has raaniros.
in securing the session of this Institute at Cherry
Tree, and bis untiring effort! to make It a success.
Also to the choir under hia leadership for tbe ex
cellent music fumihed ouring the aeislong of the
Institute.
Kcaolved, That we are grateful to Revs. Crow
ther aud Diainont for their presence and aiaist
anoe. Resolved. That we appreciate the kindness and
hospitality of tbe g-ood people of ;herry Tree, and
thank them for the interest they manifested In
the prcceedln.-a of the Institute.
Resolve. That the thanks of the Institute are
due to the trustees of tho First Baptist church for
the uaeoCUielr commodious and comfortable build
lug. Just before the close of the Institute, the
following resolutions, suggested by a discus
sion were adopted :
llrmilvetl. That fn the judgment or this Insti
tute the present publio school system i di
rective in its financial workings in not afford
ing equal ad vantages to all districts and classes;
and
iored. That the State should levy a tax
and provide a common fund, from which every
school district should draw its proportion to
pay Its teachers, leaving each district to build
its own school houses.
Signed-W. P. NroesT. Miss H. M. Emioh.
W. W. Price, Dr. E. liKAL,t,iEK,and U.S. Love
lace, Committee.
W i Lifting. Feb. 21, 1677.
Dkar FnerMATt Our boromrh election putts. -d
off very quietly yesterdny. party fealty having
had but litil'i to do with it. except in the cast
or constable, which resulted thusly:
Oeo. W. Prlngle. Ooper-Crcenhack. had 28 votes.
leo, J. Prlng e. Old L ne Whig, " 18 "
Peter Ermyer, H-ml-S hell Democrat,!" 7
Tho balance of the ticket elected may be con
sidered P. M. Woleslagle's temperance ticket.
Here ft is: Burgess, Tobias A he ; Council. J.
L. H-ss, A. F. Seaman. H. W. Plotner, A. Shaf
fer, A. F. Crum; School Directors, O. O. Rora
baiigh. H. Mlchaers, each 8 yrs., H. W. Plotner.
2 yr., T. Ashe, 1 yr.: Judge or Elections, -'leii-ry
Michel-.; Inspector. P. M. Woleslsgie: Aud
itor, T. McO. Oator. Yours, W'ilmor.
ft. They charge bbn with 820.M. being the 5
per cent, added to taxes when placed In the
hands, f constables ror collection, yet they give
him credit for sl.4.fl5cnmnit.i,in loconslableSi
being 943.21 more than charged.
A. Thev allow bini ft per cent, commission on
AVt.0t7.fS and 3 per cent, on ti.&g.aS-n tl or j
?.781 4e making Ihe total sum paid out by him I
"rfS.U7U.S0. They put it that this3 percent, ison i
unseateti lantl taxes, whereas 11 is only on the
amount of uns'tiied land ax on id to school
treasurers and supervisors ( 1,952 Ho. as will be
set ii by the account) tho total amount ol un
seated Hnd seatea land tax paid to hitn In his
office, and in which be had no trouble or re-
I TAvrttg t.icrsf?.
I Allegheny Twp. W. J. ltonner.
! Adams Twp. .lacob B. Sprout.
Barr Twp. Bernard Vogel. N'ich. Ijambonr'.
Carrollton-n Bor. Andrew II. liaug, Edward
L. Hinder. La wrence chroth.
Clearfield Twp. Thomas Dunpbv.
Chest Twp. Thomas Ott. tjeorire tYook.
Chest Springs Bor. Jas. Hawks, Silas A. Mc
Gough. Cambria Ttrir. Cbsrlcs Boyle. George Algner,
Ann Mary Kurt. HenrvtJore. Peter llniirliey,
i:iiiabcih McDonalil, Kdw'd Howe. IVtt-r Roth.
Bernard Filr.pntrick. John H. Gallagher, Con
rad Meyer.
'oem.i,irh Bor John Wldmnn. Pius Kluir.
sponsibillty going about the county to collect. , i, Ward: John F. Flutterv. Joseph Daily, Ml-
beinir 10,et.14. upon which 3 per cent should chael Toohey, Ltwrenee Keich, 2d Wsid.
have been allowed
By their own published statement f hoTreaaur
er appearsto have paid out onl 'ax4.05,itsiea"d
of l'to.070.30. th, r.-rore they nave allowed him S
per cent on :t,tvn'..25 user jujl'l nut by him; this
per centnge amounts to 197.31.
STATEMICST Or M(IS PA f O OCT ."
Total amount cliarged to Treas'tiref. . . . 75,04S,8
I Deduot 4 deeds to county at
V3."S
Deduct exonerations on dupli
cate and registry 88.88
Deduct exonerations to consta
bles 3 70!.O8
Deduct cotnmis'n to constables 894 05
ahatein't to taxpayers. 2.040.UJ
" amount In constables'
Tor 187' 2.041 30
Deduct Treasurer's commission i.W 44
cash on hand ll.ZZt.OS - 23.021 93
Total amount paid out $53 024.05
On this sum he Is entitled to a commission of 5
percent, on the amount he collected in the
various townshipsand boroughsin the county
previous to Sept. I, IsTfl, nnd raid to him In his
office Irom Sept. 1 to Oct. 1, 1ST8. being about
41.400.00 at 3 per cent i,070-00
And he is entitled to 3 per cent. on the
faxes on unseated nnd seated lands
for lh?4 nnd liA, and on the amounts
collected by constables and received
from mlscelaneous sources, ail of
which was paid to him iu his office,
11,634.05, at 3 per cent 84S.72
.
Amount of per centnge should have
been allowed MIS 72
Amount allowed by Auditors 2.7C9-48
Over allowance to Treasurer 330.74
This extraordinary allowance to Treasurers
was first made in January lcT, to ex-treasurer
Criste. when Messrs. John H. Fiske, Michael
Sweeney and II. P. FreldhofT were Auditors.
They gave Mr. Criste nn over allowance
or ......I 270.U
The present Auditors gave Criste for
1K75 an over allowance tr 502.29
The present Auditors gave Freidhofffor
1870 an over allowance or &t0.74
Loss to the county In three years f Lift! 14
The sintement of nssets Includes only the
amount of tnXes in handsof constables for 175
and previous .vears, to which should be added
tho amount In their hands for 1876. being ti,.
041.20. which would leave the assets of tho
county over tbe liabilities 49,331.90, instead of
17.790. 76. as they state if.
And as the county has over eleven thousnnd
dollars cash on hand why not pay off the 3.900.
00 or county bonds and save the interest at the
rate of 4174 00 per year.
If the published accounts exhibits tbe above
errors, what errors may not the account in the
books show if examined into.
Thf curt should order a re-audit of the ac
counts ror ls74, 1S75 and 176, and have ail er
rors corroded.
A rigid system of economy should be oh-serv-
d in county ns well as instateand nation
al affairs, and my party would be derileet In its
duty did it not hold it's Auditors to a strict ac
countability tor tlioir extravagance and point
out the true molhod of reform a reduction of
salaries when it can be lawruliy done.
Previous to the adoption or tbe new consti
tution there were complaints made by the Re
publicans with refennce to the comin'isBioners.
Hiidttorsand other officers, without as I thought
any very solid renvoi-s, but under the. new in
strument, when the minority are entit led to a
representative in the Commissioner and Au
ditor offices. 1 had supposed that everything
would be lovely and satisfactory nnd more
economical but the result has proved that ex
travagance Is the rule.
1 write this com tnun lest Ion merely to show
the tux payers the manner in which their mon
ey is mis appropriated, having no personal or
other motive so rar ns tne commissioners and
auditors are concerned.
As I am opposed to anonymous articles I ap
pend my name. A. J. Rat CY.
F.bcnsburg, February 14. :877.
SlJfQCLAR CiitcrTMSTANCF.S. The enr
rn f issue of tjie Tyrone Herald furnishes ns
with the following intereating item of infor
mation : Many of onr readers, it says, will
remember that Lewis Gonyer was sent, to
the penitentiary, alajut eighteen months
since, for a term of seven years, for an out
rage npon tbe person of a little girl, near
Philipsbnrg. Two or ihree weeks ago Gon
yer died In prison, and, when the newa
reached his wife, she remarked : "I lielieve
I'll go up stairs and die too." She went up
stairs, and some time afterward was discov
ered in lied, cold and lifeless. She had lieen
suffering from a cold, but no one considered
hey case serious. No one can tell what was
the real cause of -her sudden death, as she
had avowed that she would never again live
with her husband, and considered herself
as free as though idie had never beeu mar
ried. B
Ree In another column an advertisement
beaded White Soap. This soap is made by
Procter Se Gamble. Cincinnati, Ohio, and
sold by Grta-ers and Drttgeists generally. It
is made of Pure Vegetable Oils, ia adapted
for eeneral use in the household, ami is as
chean ami superior to any other made. Ask
for Procter and Gamliel's White Smp, and
take no other. To lie had at Pryce, Baxter,
Joues & Co ' at ore.
T ROTJB LESOM K ClTROKIC DtSF.ASE.
There are innltitndes of Ch'onia diseases
which lieset and afflict hundreds of our read
ers, which iu a vast majority of cases, are
easily withiu tbe reach of cure. The class
embraces so many maladies that It were te
dious as well as useless to name most of them
Dropsy, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers and Fever Sores; Neuralgia,
U...f'-acLes, Contracted Limbs, all, or most
of tvii. ' -ire', by proper treatment, curable.
Consumption, Ski'd Diseases, Liver Com
plaint, Chronic Di..,ip''. pi8 a,l Fistula
make up another class, eqn.,'.f vemediable
under the improved methods Oi ti.. '"Sue,
which deep research iuto its bidden powr..
have uronglit to light. Dr. Iveyser or 120
Penn Avenue, Pittsbnrgh, has Invest igated
these diseases as well as other obscure chronic
affections, which has enabled hitn to promise
a euro whenever a cure ia at all possible ; his
office is easily reached, and persons desiring
toconsult him, can take tho morninjjears, in
most cases, and return borne tbe same day.
Dr. Keyscr is the proprielor of Dr. Keyser's
Lung Cure, the great remedy for Consump
tion, now sold in pint bottles, at SI each.
Crovlo T.TO.--Peter Brown. Frank Kurtr..
?t Couerntfugh Br. Leonard Ktst. David
Fa loon.
Ebensburg Bor. 1- II. Linton, F.ast Ward;
Henry Foster, Michael I.atemer, Isaac Craw
Tord, John A. Blair, West Ward.
Franklin Bor. Peter Robritz.
Gallitztn Bor. Albert Bender. James Maulls.
Johnstown Bor. Joseph Mentzer. 1st Ward; j
Tllomns Iavl, John Sehilfho.ir, E. H. Wlll
hower, John Swnrtzman, Patrick O'Connrtl. '
John dad. Michael Finnegan John t.earhart, I
Conrad Riinb. John HhhIi. John McDermoit.
Elizabeth Kohler. 2d Ward; Adam Btershnnk,
Georgo Schsffer. John Fritr, Charles Kost. Jo.
Shoemaker, L. F. Leltenberger, Chit. Zimincr
min.sr., John Knrr, George Raab. Philip H.-rt-r.inirer.
Joseph Roxler. Philip Schnltheis. Au
gust Da mru. Ilv'st St Krupp. John M. King. 3 1
Ward : Chnrlo Wehn, Henrv Hanitin. iscar
Gt-Htre. John E. Sttmmer, Vtm. U. Thompson,
A. Pfeiffer. Jacob Pchd.4th Ward; Auirust Wei
gand.5th Ward; Henfy Shaffer. fith Ward.
Loretto Ror. Floi-ian Bcngclo, Peter Drown,
A.J. Chrlstv. F. X. Hnld.
MitUtlle B.r. Emanuel Jame. Tlenry Von
Alt, Hugh McGrorv. Richard Howling. Joseph
Fieldhouse. Mrs. Mary Grudy, 1st Ward ; Kob't
Siurerst.n. 2d Ward.
Richland Twp. Fred'k Kelper, Scalp Level;
Bernard Ness, Christina Heim.
Summi:ville Bor. Christian Reich.
Stonvcreek Twp. Levi Jacobv.
Tnniielhtli Bor.-Anthony McCue. Mlch'l Mc
Morrls, Matthew Dignan. Patrick OTlowd.
WnbhincTen Twp. William Fiinn, Mnra-sret
Keilr. Chiistoybcr A. Gcorire. Michael C. Brad
Icy. Murk B. McLaughlin. Jacob n. Kieb Chris
topher Robins. George J. Schwaderer. John H.
Clsrk. Win. J. ParrUh, Henry Ehrt.felt.
Wilumr- Bor. -Jos. Horner, O.-o. Wenderoth.
Upper Voder Twp. Jacob ito.-hin.
fATINO ROCSK MCE.1SB-
Carrolltown Hor. Julius Stioh, Henry Blum,
Henrv Richards.
Wthnore B..r. John Scbroth, V. V. Klrby.
Washington Twp. Charles A. McUouigle.
Qt'AHT MCENSK.
Johnstown Bor. John I.udwig. nenry Fritz
Henrv Werner. P. S. Fther & John Streutu,
3d Ward. B, MctXlLGA Jl, Clerk Q. S.
Clerk's Office. Ebensburg, Feb. 12. lsT7.
"D KCKIPTS and Expenditures of
tbe Borough of Eliensburg for building
Water Works I
Dn.
To am't of Borough Bonds, of tbe Is
sue or Aug. istti, 1874, sola oyr.A.
Shovtnaker. Agent..
To am't of Borousrh Itoods. of the Is
sue of June 15th, 175, sold by the
Ct.mmittee ..."
To nm't of accrued Interest
$ 4,400 00
10,4.10 0"
31' 00
114,839 00
rn.
Bv am't paid R. U. Wilklns by F. A.
'Shoemaker, Treasurer, tor boring
and testiiiw Artesian Well
By nm't paid R. It. Wilklns ror engine
and fixtures
By ain't commission allowed Tor sale
ol Bonds
By am't of Treasurer's receipts
4,400 00
700 00
trwoo
S.xuii no
14.SSU 00
C. T. nOBERTS.
Tressurcr of Elnsl-urg W:ter Fund, Dlt.
To am t received from Committee on
sale of Water Bonds
To am't refunded (reduction ou hydrants
CR.
By amount paid
For water pipe nnd castings
" hydrants nnd valves
rrclght on pipe, lead, etc
lead
Wherlyand Donovan for trenching and
covering pipe
Jno. Thompson, eoperintcnd'g trench
ing a id covering pipe
John Hughes for stone delivered for
reservoir
S. Hantord for building reservoir
Patrick Knys Tor superintending build
ing reservoir
For quarrying stone for reservoir...
hauling stone ror
D. D. Iewis ror rings for "
Jones Evans for laying pipe
For stack ror engine
E. J. Humphrey ror hauling and coal.
Pryce, B.ixfcr. Jonca & Co. ror etwil....
For rc-opening trenches and covering
pipe
For labor done about the reservoir....
Juies I. Jones for pumping well
For lumber
miscellaneous
" cominl-sion or i of one per cent
paid Treasurer...
3.S09 CO
33 80
s.S42 80
Bosher's Germax Syrhp can now be
pnrcbased right at home, and is the only suc
cessful preparation ever introduced to our
people. It works like a charm iu all cases
of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhages,
Astbma, severe Coughs, Croup and all other
Throat and Lung Diseases. No persoii has
ever used this medicine without gelling Im
mediate relief, yet there are a great many
poor, suffering, skeptical persons going about
our streets with a suspicions cottph, and tbe
voice of consumption coining from their
lungs, that will not try it. If you die. it. is
your own fault, as yon can go to your Drug
gists, Lemmon & Murray, and get a Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only 75 cts.
SPECIALJIOTICE.
Our X3ntlro Mtoolc
AVITVTJEXi GOODS
At great reduction in prices, preparatary to
enlargement of premises.
Hrors & Hackk,
Fifth Ave. and Market St., Pittsbnrgh, Ta
A railroad from Green Tree, Blair eonn
ty, to Lloydsville, this county, is one of the
possibilities if not the probabilities of tbe
near future.
CAUTION. As my wife, Catharine
Graff, has left my lied and board with
out uat cause or provocation, I hereby caution all
persons against harboring or fruiting heron my
account, as 1 will pay no debts she tuny contract
unlets compelled to do so by law.
SEBASTIAN GRAFF.
Barr Twp , Feb. 20, 1877.-3t.
SSIGXEE'5 NOTICE All per-
sons are hereby notified that WILLIAM
B. Boxacstf.r hasexecnted to me a deed of volun
tary assignment for the benefit of his creditors,
and that 1 have accepted said trust. Person In
debted to said William B Honncker are require. I
to pay the amount of tho same bver to me, and all
persons having claims atrsinst him arc requested
to present their accounts to me. duly ant bin' (ra
ted tor settlement. HERMAN BAUMliU.
Johnstown, Feb. 5, 187723 St.
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Msnv of our exchanges note the fact that
the Cambria Herald lias had a new "head
put on it," but fall to add that It baa an- en-,
tire new outside as well. Only a change in
the place of buying itaccadf print tliat and
nothing inorcy ' .
WANTED FARMS TO SELL.
I have hundreds of applicants for
FARMS just now. Also, rentable city properties
to exchange for Farms Hundredsot people crowd
fnto my ojflee. and I cannot get sufficient Farms.
1 hava tots of customers for good improvements
all cash. Write or eU as soon aa possible, and. if
not too far distant. 1 wi!l go and see the property
r. M. .TAlF-S. Farm Ageney. m tnithneld at, Ctp ruT,wH
PUtsbnTgncarthaPv 12-28 ly.j A't ! ,
Balance 4;ie T.-tSUrer J
We, tbe nnrlerslgne,; Andlf ors rf tre Horongh
of Ebensburg. do report tbsr e lisvt- "xatnlned
the accounts and vouchers of the Itec.ots" na
Expenditures of the Wntt-r Fund of said thr
ough, nud find them correct, ns above 6tated.
DAVID D. PRYCE, I iU(iltor.
Jt)HN GITTINGS. (-"
Ebensburg. Jan. 20, 1877.
RIAL LIST. Causes fiet down
for trial at a Court of Common Pleas to
be beld nt Ebensburg, Cambria county. Pcnn'n,
commencing on Monday, March 5ih, 1877:
first wren.
Johnston vs. Reich: Flynn v. Troxell; George
vs. Richards: Cooper vs. Tierney S. Null: Kttse
vs. Krisc; Murphy vs. Pritsch; Billings n Wheei
oek vs. Lowls et al : Kline vs. Nftthanson : Fyan
ft Co. vs Linton ft. Son Mat?ball Bro. 'a tt Co. vs.
Linton ts. Son.
SEcrsn WKBK.
Potts . Campbell vs. Kearney, feigned Issue;
I'oinerov vs. Mc()iiskei ; Lantry vs. Hipps; tlelg
fc Foster vs. Ehrnfelt & Thompson, Milliken tor
nse vs. Itardlne; M'Oonlgle vs. Wolcelngle: Ham
ilton s. Kaylor; O'Neill vs. Carney: Fronhetser
vs. The B'.rt.ngh of Johnstown : MMareyvs. Pat
terson: Kerr vs. Bradley ft. M"CI: Dickey vs.
Kutroff; Kimmel vs. Orris' Adm'r: Griffith vs.
Kelm ; Bresson Sj.rlna-s t'o. vs. Sl'LanhMn : Mel
lon vs. Finney It Johnston; Ooo.ier tt Mellon vs.
Finnev fc Johnston: Gooirhnonr vs. ttouahnenr ;
Henrv Friti ft. to. vs. John I.vnrh. bail, etc.;
Prlteh vs. Belie; Klder. nse of. vs. Hopple et al,
Cushlnff va St. Frnneis' Aeademy: D. Wonders i
an.l wife vs. Henrv S. I'eden ; Nagle ts. Thomas;
Snmmerville va. Illpps fc Lloyd ; I- isher & V. yg.
Adam Iiden. B M 'COLO AN. Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Ebentbnrg, Feb'y 6, 18"7.
UDITOR'S NOTICE. The nn-
ersiened Anditor. appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas or Cambria county to re
port distribution of the money in the handsof
Herman Bnumcr. Esq., Into sheriff, arising from
the sale or the real estate of Philip W.Prlrrle.
on writ No. 82. lH?c. Terra. 187C. hereby notifies all
persons interested that he will attend to the tln
tlcs'ot said appointment. at hlsofficein F.bensbnrg.
on ATritOAV. the -24tii day of FranfASV. lsT7,
at 2 o'clock, r. when and where all parties In
terested may attend, or be debarred Trom coming
in on said fnnd. ALV1N EVANS. Auditor.
I eh, 9, 177. 8t.
OTICE The public will plcae
take notice that Jamks A. MaitrR
Is no longer In ouremplov. The books, notes, etc..
or our business at Lint's" station, this county, are
at Suuitnerhill. and a'transerlpt of said aceonnts
have been left with F. M. tleorge. Esq.. of Hem
lock, where all persons having open account s are
requested to call and settle tho same on or bef.re
the first day of April next. Thanking the pnbllo
for past favors, and hoping to merit a continuance
el the same, we remain, .,,,
Resp.etrnllv. P. M. & J. BROWN.
SummerhiU. Feb. 1ST7.-St.
OU SALE7VRREXT That de
sirable HOTEL PKOPEUTY popularly
known as the Mountain House. In the liorongh
ofCarrolltown. Csmbrla county, fa., now In the
nn...i.rt nf D. Ea-er. is otlere l for snleerren-
on the roost reasonable terms. This property it
situated near the centre tf said borough, and the
house is comtn.sllons an.l wen snuea ior nmn
pnrtHises. There Is also a lar e stable, ss well aa
all necessarv outhouses and a good aarden. on the
premles. Having purehaied the pr.perty at
SherifTs sale. I ean aftord to give 'M,t.r!
either In Its saleor lease. JCL1C9 STlt-H.
Carrolltown, Jan. la, 18T7.-tf.
N'OTTCC Is hereby given that the foEowlrg
named accounts have been fssed and tilt-.!
in tbe Register's Office at Ebensburg. In and
fr th? county of Cambria, and will be present
ed, t tbe trphsns' Court f pM Coiinty. for
fonfirmatlon and allowance, t.n Wtiiatsi.AV.
the 7h day nt Makcb, A. I. Pit :
. 1' Tbe aeconnt tr Krrtiris f Ft I ex-entor of
F,b!!Kt-tb Miller, late of Loretto bviouvh dec (1.
t The ffrt and hnl aooniit ol .1.. Strsyer,
admlnistrstcT e'fFetef (JoukIii our, late tf Frank
lin bcronah. dee .1.
a. The aeconnt of fiat id K. VIM'?n, guardian
of Henry V, Hawkins, a minor child nf Het.ry W.
Hawkins, late of Waahtnattm tt an'lilp. t-ee'd".
4. The account of F. !. Ceorge and Joeph
Criste executors of Otho Stynt-r. late el Waahlug
ton townjhip. deo'd,
6. The accounts of H. A. Rsiv. gunr tlan of
Harrv T Walters, a minor child ol Henry Walters,
late tr Johnstown borough, deo'd.
5. Ihe account of H. A. b'allev. guardian of
Charles Walters, a minor child of Henry Walters,
late of Johnstown boronah. 1er"d.
7. The aeconnt of John K int . t-nardlan of M ar
gsfct, farsh. An'lrt-w and Theresa A Is sdt.min. r
children of John I'. Aludt, lateol Cu.bria thr
ough, dee'd.
S. The aeconnt of TI. A. Pallev. gturtil-e ct
.fames W. Walters, a minor child et Menrf Wat "
ters, late T Johostown boronjeli. dee d.
9. The oceoiint of H. A. Bailer. cuar-'Ian of
William Walters, arolnnrchil.ljof Ilctiry Waltera.
late of Johnstown borough, tlee'd.
10. The first an.l final account of TV. A. B. Lit
tle, administrator rim f'sbimrrifo onnrr ol Oeo.
Yinger. late ot Loretto twrouxh. dee'd.
11. Theaeeonntot John H. Deuel', exerntor
of Thomas Adams, fr., lateol Clearfield towr.ehip,
deceased.
H The account of .lames M'Mi.ien administrator
Of M. L. Kemle. lateof Johnstown borouf.u .lee ti.
13. The aeeotiat ofCharlea It. Fill, guardian of
Suan E. Mart, a minorrliild of Wm. Marr. dee'd.
14. The account of Charles B. Ellis, vui.rdlnn of
Oeorge L Marr. a minor child of v m. larr, dee d.
15. The account of Charle B. Ellis, cuarclan of
Hannah J. Marr, a miilof ciul-J et Wm. Marr,
c'd.
lit. The first and part's! aeconnt of llrtiry
Talter. Esq., executor or John Rider, late of
Summerbill towuehlp dee'd.
17. The second and final account E.'ia .Tane
Durhin (late O s). exeenirix of John i: Olasr.'
late t.r Allegheny townrhip, dee'd.
1. The account of John T. Williams, gnardlan
of Cora. May and Henrv Benjamin V illlama.
minor children of Rachel Wlllli nis. tlee'd.
1. The CrPt and final aeronnt of John J. Oood
and Christian Rood, admlnlstratorsof Jacob Oood,
late of Tayb.r township, dee'd.
90. The 3r?t and f nal aeeotlot of Jobti Sowier
ville and ISamuel F.rber. txecnttirs or Thtnias
Goodcrham lateof SusqueharnM township, dee'd.
Jl. The Crst and final aco-nnt ol Rose IM,s-h.
administratrix ol John Lioeh, late tl Johnstown
borouah. dee'd. tor aaid John Blneh as adminis
trator of Ann M. Oiliman. late of Richland tuB'
ship, dee'd.
zi. The account ol Jos. pit S. Straycr. ailminls
trator f.- boms tir.n of Cot.rad Ilcckroth, late ot
Johnstown tKirough. dee'.l.
23. T4ip aeconnt of II. Kinkead. Esn . trustee
tppo'nted by the tlridians" Court to make mle if
the real estate ot Catharine Iarrlb, dee'd.
JAME? M. FIXtJER. ltcgi-tcr.
Register's OfEcct Ebensburg, Feb. 3, 177.
WIDOWS' ArrRAISEMENTS.
Notice is bereby piven tl.at ti e fol
lowing named apprnisemen's of personal pro
perty of decedents, selected anl -t t apait ftir
i the widows or intestates unfier the Art ot A' -j
sembly or the IMh dsy of Arril. A. D. lf.'b have
been filed In the RcS-lMcr's Oftlce.at Fbt-nt-burr,
; abd will be presented to the Oiphans Court of
Cambria county, for conflrmal ion ar.d allow
ance, on Wr.riNK.sDAY, the 7ll day of Maiich,
I A, D. 177, to wit;
I 1. Inventory and appraisement nf certain yer
I sonal proj-.ertT appraised and set ar-srt Icr Resan
na A ride, widow t.l William Arble, late or Carroll
I township, dee'd, !00.
j 2. Inventory and appraisement el certain prr-
i Sonal proierty appraised and set apart tor Rat-nt-l
Hopkins, widow of W illlnro HopkliiS, late of Wblte
i township, dec',!,- JtW t5.
3. Inventory and appraisement or certain per
sonal profwrty appraised and set apart for .Marv
, Oates. widow of Isaac Gates, late tf W hlle tewai-
Ifhip, dee'd. $M0,
4. Inventory and appfaisetnefit of certain per
sonal property apfraised and set apart for Marga
ret jioasi. wi.i.iw ci .i atn itoast, late 01 astilng
ton township, dee'd J17B f.0.
5. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal prnrty appraised and set apart for 'al h
rlne l.aklns. widow t.l Saiu'I Eakins, late of White
township, dee'd. 135 9ft.
0. Inventory and appraisement oT certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Maty
J. Schmidt, widow of E. F. 5chrallt, late of W blte
township, dee'd, tP4 P0.
JAMES M. SINOEtt. Clerk O. C.
Clerk's Office, Ebensbarg. Feb. 8. 177.
CQLUHS,JQHKSTOH&Cor
EBENSBURG, Penn'a.
HON Y RECEIVED OH DIFOiiT,
rATARLOX DEMASll.
INTEREST ALLOWED OX TIME IOTITS,
MONEY LOANED. COLtECT.'CNS WACE4
AXn A GENERAL
CAKKINC BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
?pcclfli attention paid to bus1nes of ror
rcsporrtetits. A. . Ill K.
Nov.13. lt?7!.-tf. Csj-bior.
JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS EAliK!
120 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.
ClTIARTERED SEPT. IS. 1-70. DEIf S'TP
' received of all sums not less than t Ine Dcils r
Present rate ot Interest, sit per cent. Interest i
doe fn t he tnort h t.f J nno and DeCettitf-. a tie tf
not withdrawn Is added to the dej wt. tl.ns eon .
ponndina: twice a year without trt.utd'iift t he r -positor
to call or yen to p esort tie dejM1t lr.!
Money loant d on Real Estate. I'reforcren w. I-
llbraal rste a .id I nar t imp. eivrn Io l-orrrw. t
ferinir first morta eaes on farms wort h fonr or n
times the amount t.f loan de.lred. Good referere'
Irfeet titles, etc., required.
This co-jM.rai ton It exclusively a Sarlrg-s Fr r .
No etmniereial depisft, received, nor discern'
a;rsnted. No loses on personal see-nritr.
TUark applications for t.orr- wera. copies ott? r.
rules, by-laws, and rperlnl law relatti a to tkia
Bnnfc.scnt to any a.tarrsr destrcd.
TmHTt?.s Jame? 'ooper. David fnhert. C. n
Ellis. A.J. Hawes. F. W. Hay. John lx-wh-an. D.
Haumer. Jr.. Tanlel JTelna hlln. D.J. M'.'rr-i,
James McM lllen. James Mt.rlcy. Iewis Flit t, if.
A. Ro-s. Conrad Suppes, Geofare T.Swark. n
W. W. Walters.
D tVlf-tit, MORO.ELT., President.
Esakk Dibcbt. Treasurer.
Cxars ELnea. Solicitor. I12-E,it
I-
i s- Eatra Flaa Car's. " twa alias, wltwawtaa.
ALI.ESj Is a ,
JOSEPH WE15SER,
WATCHJIAEUR AND JEWELEB,
IS prepared io bor FT.RS orall kind, for h" ti
be will pay the highest price in cash.
and Grey Foi, Hear, Iiacrot.n. otter. Mirk uiul
Mu-knt skins are speetaMv desired.
1. S. A larre assoytwent or elcranl ClMKTS
oi hand and for sale at the very l owkst rtor i i s.
t "locks. Watches. Jewelrv, kr.. tr.mptly re mr.- i
and warranted, and that t,rf at lower rates t
bas heretofore heen e!.ard fn thl ettnwni''v'
'J'hose who have tried o.e know what 1 ean do a-..;
those who have not are resp.ft i;ir Inr.tcd t-.n'j
me a call. JOSEPH W'EISSKR.
lec. 1, 1S78. Colonnade Row, Ebeual.cr;.
II. SECIILEU, Jffnrn.,
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onade Row. (reeenUr oocn tiled bv n, k ii.-'
q .) Centra wreet. H-Yl.'tB j
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