rbertsburg. Pa..
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' .. i ,,.t!c anitnals the liorsn is the
:'3rvt-WaaJ is Baitl to hare bceh
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,a rttir n ciirii ni i & luurippn
''i-'h "'"l ,in trro
'"rKtufls A- Sro,r Fra,,k Thomson,
'V 'rriil'1"11' tIi;,S"aU's' were RtCresRoa
,v,m liibs 'he late Colonel of the
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Mr. '
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f ) New ork Circus ami
i i. : i . : . A f
p. Patfon, of Johnstown, is
iAspa.-.h ami bntterv with, t.t.,.. 4
men is th charge m.l rio
Onin,,, policeman of Conea, '.X
I by Margaret Edward. f t:, . i
accused nivM a leAri 'v L ?
f i,rt IT" "P h will I
w. V ?VVn,'r'MU rare on th matter.
whirl J.7 ?M,lhK last, near Huntingdon,
where she wji. yojoiri.lnp for the lienerit of
t .i" r'!' Mrs,- C,ar:i "orton, wife of our
Worthv fripnit nil . .
it ' : ......... ... ijiin, ill r. .IOB. II.
! ltorton, formerly of Johnstown, but for
......j ynci. reninpni or I'liiladelphi).
Tetin eounected with the Evening Bui-
S'.pfe fl"t we learnei! the noble art of
WlehhnK subtle pen. we've ihet in many a
busy mart some very foolish men ; but those
JX. tin, V,e re8t Bre thy wo fail
to b iy whee blothlnR cheap, the very best.
Is always kept, a large and . fitll supply J
whirh of course is at .fas. ,r. Jtiirphv's Star
Fownhlng 1IaU' 109 C,iH,0n Jobn"
That misfortunes never come singly Is
evidenced in the fact, that a little daughter
or.Tobn Soeece. of Altor.na kia.l
j feet badly burned on Tuesday afternoon last
by stepping into hot asheft lcftonGreen ave
nue, me remnants or a rnbbuh fire, and that
bpeece himself was arrested the same even
ing on 'he charge of participating in the re
cent railroad strike.
An old feud between t-o families In
it " i i i r i l " ii"un neiwfpn two tamilips In
' ,r fakittrn which l.a. no fore leg, pla,.e .,..,, on Wednesilav even" -
r: rfu.irl. g-, Jiwt as yoa have a mind last in a suit and cross suit before Est! . Ivin-
... :'.
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J'imI. of f'rovle townsliip, of-
r n : fandidates for Protbono-
li.rt t. the will of the Republican
" ",nV.iti011.
- . I'lTnl ria dnard came "march!ng
1 . i .: A . .It l'H1 (rnr i' i ia in A 1
- f . -nl UK'll m . . ..... ...
.... .1 we wi-re putting our paper to
' irs.'.;v forenoon.
' n i rlv atmosphere wh't h prevailed
'rf,(,;;,'f(1r several days this we-k is
Cl V' have ,,0'n t auW("' ''.V smoke
' r ... .;..f il. T i
i ...el Iielil on J urniiiv ciriii:iK isnr,
i ' . i I 1 . .!:..!- I
r.ni-ii iti'":. X u liiucti iriKe, ei 7
. i ......ifii! :.w.!h ill ltr:up."ii nifrttiiYa
...i.ine itaturs uiMn a lace marred
-f I !'! poisoning. The great pnr
i'fVK'i.'d if l'r. Hull's ltlcoil Mixture.
samne! kwn, a respited citizen
'j'i,. .t" ami tut her 'X the notorious
',"li!.:kii, of outrage fame, was found
'i.,!,:, Ik-iI in Wednesday morning last.
.l.-:IM.
, ,'. i r-l"'f st-.1 killed in C.earfield the
" iu"::t,tM-xl.iliting symptoms of hy
. i.! i. i t.o.v, the Jj'fiililiran. thinks,
... .it t tii.Ti- dog ought to e in the
.r ratline.
i; , the 'i !-t lettering we have ever
. i ;-. 1 -, ii ilone within the past few
, r. : wrcral "f our business men by a
kr ghf of the brush wlio loves
,t :, 'i v-4 than liqnr.
."rvrv llornKti ami joiin Harris, miners
ii, f:t:iiey ff Whitehend & t'o., at
i ii'-. rit-arleld county, were crusfretl
.'i mi Tl'.nrlay evening last by a fall
i in :lii Oi t-au Coiliery.
t tiil ti attend tlie grand harvest
. ni' nil1 nt-ar liaylor's station to-morrow
iv 1 We are coufldent it will te a
;i?nr an 1 know that il is for a
i . n ini-n.lahle p'irp'We.
-i! aie :liitteen Itoanlers At Castle
; fie if wlirm have Veen taken in
: :!;r a-t few dnys, -niwl the prohabili-
r,'!;ii tv.onsor-, ltb of the feminine
j-i. ii. ill he added this week.
-I i.v officers of the I'a. R. It.
; i . :' the liwomoti ves lui rued in the
' . . at rittitliurgh, SO are entirely
fit (ni'y (or s- rap iron. The re-
:,r wi'.'. h: ri paired in the shops at Al
v T!i lintitiiigdon Isrtil Xem says that a
: ; hi-'1 Throiigli that place on p'riday
lame in lith feet, blind of an
vil ii" "hirt on, ore tattered clothing
n is hiiid adorned with a woman's
' Ml.
-!;,v Samuel Pwan. who for manv vears
r of tlie l'renlivterian clmrch in
"''""p, where lie was greatly beloved
I "Mitcil !v alt who knew hirn, 'died in
"ii Monday evening last aged
.' y yiir.
inal .if t!: "rteotnotl ves which went
' 'o'i 'lit- fiery furnace in the I'if fs-'mrgh
':ar .fn taken to Altoona for refiairs.
- l rhetr. Sf saKl to b in a worse plight
:' Mi' -y ha-.l U-eti struck by ten thous
. "f lightning.
-1 ii.'.'ii or Ilei; a Aiken, ft mime
. '.. f iv.nt ponif hat of watermelloiiH and
"a i n. -urn t r", ih said to l? rusticating
in ewry, ltlair county. She bails
:' and is a graduate nf the V. oosteT
', ttemgli not a practising attorney.
.Irr gi!J and erncerv store f Y.
' r. it: II nii'itig-bm, was I'amaged !y
" SiturJay evening Inst, to the extent
' "' the'huiiditig and S'2.et0 on the
f :': itiMueil. X irigin of the Are Tit
as no cm- ai in the store at the
-A r-'ii M h-ell. a farmer residing near
i V. I Lilian a county, claims lo have
'-.-' l,Vi '. it - ii. !s -if as good wheat from
- . 2 'i e a wasever pnxlm-etl, and
' ke to know if there is a farmer in
Ci'tiiity who can show as good a
"-n .
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-A- ti;e n.'l.idiiysbtirg S'Unnhtrri very
r 'I'd very appropriately remarks,
an- tnore and more of the opinion
' ei.jjiit to Rchcll the enemy next
" t. I'.arr ing the Noyes, we know
' M desirable or effectual method of
-l.fi (hern.
1- onard. v. ife of Patrick Ionanl,
tivtefed in Septenilier last and
I to eie,t years' fmpHsonnient in
rn fiemtetitiarv for killing Patrick
;-::, m it, h.tender at Gnllifziii, is seek-
;'i':'uret to a petition praying for the
''"f h-r husband
- M.m.r pr.etot Alrrrona Mill lives.
" ;i;,d to hear it and hope
' 'I'litiimc to live fwr many years V
1 it if be shonUl bajupen to get tost. In
'." 'iN ami was never found, tlie readers
1 al"T would he jit to shed very few
' ",rer hi.- lisn.pearan"e.
-i.r p-w-er, r.rintitl at this office ami ftd-
t nnbjisbed elsewhere, it. will be
lames M'Closkev. asteirse of
'lit.
kead for assault and batterv. a r.oi.ltr
of one family and the mother and adaughter
of the other Wing the parties Implicated.
The accused on one side gave bail after a
bearing and the other case was held over
until to-morrow evening.
This from the Hollidaysburg Standard:
Mr. Nathaniel Home, of "Cambria county,
having tried for tnore years than one cares
to rememlier to get the Democratic nomina
tion for a coun'y office, and having always
failed, now proposes a little variation and
announces himself as an independent candi
date. Which is a very sad thin; for Mr.
Home.
A young man named Ed. Kimball was
struck by a stone, knocked from his horse
and very painfully injured, on Satnrdav
night last, while returning to town fn.m the
farm of Mr. Joseph llrown, about a mile
and a half east of this place. Th perpetra
tor of the outrage and the motive which
prompted the cowardly act are as yet. among
the things unknown.
The Huntingdon Isxvil Xeirs wants to
know if the fire engine door in that place is
to le kicked in every time there is a fire
whether it wouldn't lie well enough to leave
a key convenient and a notice posted up tell
ing where it could lie found. Perhaps it
would, hut if the fire engine has a door,
which we douht, and it "is to lie kicked in,"
etc., what, is the use of a key when a strong
boot will answer th purpose much better?
The Democratic conven'ion of Indiana
county, held last week, selected the follow
ing ticket : Register and. Recorder, II. P.
ivelly District Attorney, John Hill ; Coun
ty Surveyor, James Smith. J. M. Thompson
was elected Senatorial and Michael Brown
and Oliver P. Carson Representati ve dele
gates to the State convention, with instruc
tions to support 1). O. Rarr for State Treas
urer and W. I. Scbell for Auditor General.
Sheriff Ryan did some tall traveling on
Friday last. At4.S4a. m. he boarded the
Pittsburgh Express at Johnstown, reached
Pittsburgh at a. m., where he took
breakfast, and from there proceeded to Free
port by way of I be A. V. R. R. At the lat
ter place be lured a horse and buggy anil
drove seven miles into the country, from
which trip he returned in time to take the
train and reach his home in this place at 9.40
the same night.
Husbands will do well to cnt this ont
and read it to their wives when solicited to
get oven or kindling wood: Mr. Daniel
Conrad, of V arriorsmark, Huntingdon coun
ty, was seir.ed with a profuse bleed ing at the
month, a few days ago, while in the act of
commencing to chop wood, and returning to
his house died in five minutes after. The
deceased, who was a Director of the Ptior of
that county and aged alnmt fifty-six years,
leaves a w ifo and several grown up children.
Ve chronicle with sincen sorrow the
double liereavetnent of our friend R. Emmetf
Smith, of Georgetown, D. C. eldest son of
Capt.G. Nelson Smith, who lost by death
Within three months past two motherless
little daughters, Rertha and Rlanche Eliza
lieth, both lovely and interesting and both
victims of scarlet fever, the former dying
April SOth, aged 11 years, and the latter on
the 31st of July, ageil " years and 10 months.
The greatly bereaved father has our heatt
feltt'condolence. Miss AnnieC. Strickler.of Huntingdon,
aged 20 years, swallowed ten cents' worth
of arsenic at 3 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
of last week and died aliou? 9 o'clock the
following morning. The unfortunate girl
was the victim of some heartless seducer,
ami the testimony of her father, who first sus
pected that she was pregnant only two weeks
Wore her death, as elicited by the coroner's
Jnry, went to show thai she had not lieen in
her right mind for three months pref-eding
the commission of the rash act.
A dwelling house in Shantytown, a su
burb of Hollidaysburg, owned by Mrs. Rar
bara Rachman, and occupied by herself and
a widow woman named Killinger, was burn
ed to the ground, with nearly all its con
tents lietw-een threw and four o'clock on
Saturday morning last, the Rachman family
narrowly escaping with their lives. The
rl re is supposed to have originated from a
defective flue. The extent of the loss is not
stated, but the insurance is given as 81.000
on the liulhling and SUOO on the furniture.
The PitisWtrgh paper now deny the
truth of the statement that during ihe riots
in that city some of the mob took a eeffln to
General Pearson's house and told his wife
that if they could catch him tlrcy would kill
him and r t'iR U ',,5clh .
shocked and terrified Mrs. P. that her hair,
which was of a dark brown color turned
perfectly white in otre nipht. A bile she is
to lie congratulated On having preserved the
natural color or her hair, It is almost a pity
that such a romantic story should lie spoiled.
At a meeting of the Democratic Execu
tive Committee or Altonna, held on Satur
day evening last, S. J. Warner, Esq., Chair-
of said ComuiHiee, was n.iiiiiiiru.r,.
TTiail HI rrtui v .
. ...... i-s ci . ioskcv s,K., . .,; ,,) a. V. Divelv. .sn., v;nair-
' . in, ston, designs offering at pnnire , "f n..mcratic County Committee,
; ;;' , land in Washington township, Z7"Jion of T. II'.
I,- npM to the mineral contained ' r"1'" : ' ' lllri, m
' "'I Tuesday. Aug. 28th.
""" " 'iiil'.1..ii i ill tronl.t.-.t to some ex-
Gre'evv the regularly nominated candidate
f. t Recorder of said city. This action on
part of tl e Committee should seTveto Warn
er war.l off for all time to come such filli-bn-tering
schemes as the one complained of
;;i'her ;v,.,lf w oamlot: ,ut wish j ''Jom the Johnstown Tribune
vli :.ate elans spasms. Camhria. "rre
N. t at a.l. It. seems to lie more of a
u "iti,,!!. Huntinylnn Lofil Afc
a si,.fdy deliverance from all
"p''''"''wheli they gt-t. them.
".i r WllO .1..il ru 1 w..a nrnn nf .'1lt.-
i o...t noverfAllv-hnilt Knglislv-
ZJTi Uichard Reynolds fell fn.m Ihe
I iiimi - ..., Tfinnir.
;re rate,, f titllou,y, will scire 1 1ton nVme of the .on.
' ' f,r 'llhatcs at a small cost, j ers, tii o , supposed to
r 1 1 r r. . : I.-, m I I rt r Ul i t in" i . - a i . 1 1
have penetrated mm of fcis lungs, ami oao.y
wrend,ing his right foot. H i"?" "
latest accounts was quite wi n al, win h i s
1- .- i,l at. when th height from
which he fell and the injuries sustained are
r or inff irrTi9ti...m it-rt r a nr call on
p ' " -nerai Agenis, i . .reiii"-
I,. , '"-! iy si ri-ei, -lusimrg.
T J. Chapman, former County
-.i.o'iii. ami a re. -cut rosiilenl or tins
. nas t.o.... . t . . i -r .i... f
ho ' C"1 P. ."'V-. ' ! taken Into consideration
1 1 "in n tu A-fr iw , 1 1 : l .-.i.nrir
J'-"Bliter..f.hn Cox. Ksq., late Conn- xvilf, ,.onvn.
1 ' MVhwV,"M,'"r"- W' M;M,,M,n Limiion Sim lav laswhile walking with his
- il iv ( a" in cbaiRe. J'? " ;' X 'anlen of M r. James R. Patton,
, . "'f. ' ft doleful numbers told f".1 " n.l despite medical aid, died
. --I'hnigrineat.d neat can be bought n that place, an t , P f-Umffard notes
Z':?1 1? !''" Z'fact1 hit alloy named Leslie Lots, Who
-it.. . " iKivure so oiien lenuerrn ' :
"e
At,
f. pri-jr a.,.! ....ii ....I il.t 4n for
.. . " iiiiiiit itooirej-
'.IIHi p.
. i.b Impii sun strnc
" ... with convulsions, at
Wolff can 'reVVV ,:. "r" r kiV.riffStiflUr. on the even.
Store next door to post-office, 7'; Uy alM)V6 named, and although
-A . '. I ...V. ,ii - T.i.Ilff at IIOOII. IMS ITUimn iuii
Vk ' ""! he entered a widow's cot one ; "J'"' y,;", nd"the chauces were that
: "";ty night, she felled him with a j was veryj ,r '
-.bvlV1""' M WM thtt wi,!ow" mig,,t 116 Cwl ! pxte ,d U Tour friend and patron,
'.otatall liko the mite that can -XV?,om! Dougherty, of Keytesville,
''ililoyed in getting goo-1 bargains : Mr. " JJ of the veteran
L",y,,- Whose at-k Is replete Cl.rlt. , m T, f ,.
01 aI kind and whose prices are roffratnla?ions on having. lHen
J1. P as you ll an vwhere find. I our Htt7 -CO"gL'.. f " liV n,,t.. the OtlB
K . P'-IV.: : wh'we mirse'lThope .o oaptjjre In due
' '" atm trom thence proceea "
tioslr. g one hfinri ted and thirty dollars
In these tight times is no fool loke, yet that
need not deter us from congratulating our
friend, Henrv Melion, of Chest Springs, on
the fait that S.17(1 nf ti, nnn .T..i
r?? I1., con"'" f promissory notes and '
rine bills, which of course will be paid to no '
rthe hut. ie rightful ownfr. Another grati- '
tying circumstance connected with the rob- '
oery is mat the thief overlooked an envelope
r.ontalmng about 2.1b. Which Has deposited
In tlie same drawer as the jiocket-Inwk from
wbicb the first named amount was stolen.
Miss Anna K. Shryock,- the telegraph
operator at the hloek signal station at Lilly's,
made information one day last Week liefdre
H. Kinkeatl. Esq., charging Robert Mullen,
a Brettian 0 the Pjl H. R n-itl.
the night of the 23d of July, fired a pistol '
shot through one of the windows of that '
s.rucrure, nroke another Window; and threat
ened to burn the place. Mullen was arrested
and brought to Jail on last Friday night, bin
was released on Saturday, bail in the Bum of
SjOO having lieen entered for his appearance
at Septenilier session to answer the charge.
A very Interesting and impressive cere
tnony took place in the lieautifnl chapel of
St. Francis' Monastery, Loretto, on Sunday '
evening last. Mr. J. Witmer, of Buffalo,
is. 1 ., and Mr. M. Haggetty, of. New Britrt i
ton, Pa,, were clothed by Rev. K. A. Rush.
Ecclesiastical Superior, with the habit bt j
the Franciscan Order.' These two vmmo !
men have by this act renounced the alluring
pleasnres of this world, which tiiay seem
foolish to many, but surely a man Acts w ise
ly who endeavors by all possible means to
lay np for himself ever enduring treasures
in the world to Come.
The Johnstown Tribune corrects the im
pression which hns gone abroad through
Borne of its exchanges, the FjIfkman not.
excepted, that Austin Lantfe, of East Cnne
maugh, whose arrest we no' iced last Week,
is charged with misplacing the switch at
Cambria siding on the night the soldier train
was wrecked, instead of on the Friday night
previous, w hen no damage was done, al
though evidently intended. Lautr. had a
hearing before Esquire St raver, of Johns
town, on Saturday last, and was held in
500 lionds for his appearance at the next
term of Court to answer the charge preferred
against him.
Manly Tello, Esq., brother of Mother
Hortense, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, who
will he remetnltcred by some of our readers
as having attended the burial obsequies in
this place of his venerable and much beloved
mother, some three years ago, and whose
estimable wife and children spen, a consid
erable tiins in our midst, has recently sev
ered his connection with the XvrtJitrcrttn-n
Chronicle, of St. Pan:, Minn., and taken ed
itorial charge of the Cleveland I'nirerse, one
of the best conducted Catholic-newspapers
in the country. Mr. Tello, is not only a
brilliant, forcible and pleasing writer, but. a
thorough gentleman socially and in every
other respect, and there is no blessing which
this world can afford or no reward which the
next can liestow that, we do not wish him
and his with all our heart. So mote it lie.
We don't feel called upon to fight the
battles of Postmaster Thompson, tmr do we
wish to enter into a controversy with
"Quilp," who finds fault in a commnnication
published in last, week's ikraH with the
management of the post-office in this place-,
but we venture to say that if left to a voteot
the people interested there would lie very
few willing to say that our postmaster and
his assistants do not do all to accommodate
the public that could reasonably !e expected.
They deliver the mail every Saturday night
after the arrival of the train, as well as on
every other night when the news is of An
exciting character, and if asked never re
fuses as we know from personal experience,
to accommodate any one who w ishes to ob
fain his letters, etc., on the same night they
reach here. More than that would no doubt
be pleasing to many, hut more than that, it
strikes us, is cutting it a little too fat.
Co!. John M. Bowman, whom we hope
will meet with lietter luck in the near future
than seems to have attended his journalistic
efforts so far in Huntingdon county, made
his retiring bow to the patrons of the Mt.
Union 7mes through the last issue of that
paper, alleging as a reason for so doing that
he failed to find a respectable living, much
less millions, in the enterprise. As he in'i
mafes, however, that hfj is aliouf to engage
in the newspaper business In another part of
the same county, it in not unlikely that he
will soon come to the surface again, probably
in connection with either the Huntingdon
Journal or Huntingdon Globe. The Colonel's
successor on the Time is Webster T. Bair,
late of the Shirleysburg Herald, a youthful
knight of the quill, who in turn is succeeded
on tlie latter journal by his elder brother, T.
Frank Bair, lioih of whom, we trnst, will
succeed in making more than Bair living out
of their respective ventures.
A meeting was held in Altoona on last
Saturday night by a numlier of working
men, who propose to organise a labor reform
party in Blair county. Committees were
appointed to ascertain the views of the
working men in each ward of the. city in
reference to the proposed movement and re
port at a future meeting. What is called a
"working man's party" has run its brief ca
reer in angreat many counties in this State
during the last twenty-five years, but we
never yet heard that the lalcring man was
materially benefitted thereby. However
honest the motives of the men whooriginate
them may lie, they invariably become the
prey of political demagogues, who use them
for their own selfish purposes. We will
venture to say that If their proposed new
party is put on its feet, in Altoona, in less
than three years th entire machine will lie
run by a few political trimmer intent on the
wild hunt after off.ee -scurvy politicians
who never did an honest day's work in their
lives. Such has been the invariable ont
roniK nf these spasmodic movements so far
as We have any knowledge of them, and
such is likeiy to bw the result for all time to
come.
.
EXtKAOtttUNARY St'FCIAf. R.ARr.AlNS
are now being offered at or semi-annual
closing sale. Our stock yet comprises iarpft
assortments or the most desirable goods of
the season, while we have made jtreat. re
ductions in the prices of plain and fancy
Dress TJonds, Ulafk Cashmeres and Het
nanis, Fine French Organdies And Lawns-,
Shawls. Sacques, Dolmans, &c.
We call special attention to the extreme
low pTft-e at which we otl'er our splendid
qualities of Black and Colored Silks, rang
ing from Sl.00 to .'1.00 per yard; immense re
duction from former prices. These silks
are 'of the most celebrated Lyons make, are.
highly recommended, and we guarantee
theTti to give satisfax tion.
Htot!S & HACKK,
Fifth avenue and Market street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Poetical Contributions
A. D. H. TO " ROB ROY.,
Wow sultry Angrust pours his beams
O'er all the woods and braes, artrl streams (
And. shrill, the locust whirrs on high,
As dusty footman passes h.
The cricket, loos In venial hest,
Chirps blithely from his snujr retreat ;
And, Isftily. the cow-hells sound
From out the ncio-hS'rln woods around,
w hlle fierce the kirnr of day looks down
Upon the stubMe-fields so brown :
For naiiRht can brook his ardent gate.
But all I rcquetit the shaded ways.
stow oft the mnttcrtny thunders rise
Abive the ninrrin of the skies.
As deep increasing rumhlinn'S thrill
The rocks, and fields, and darkening hill ;
While burstlnir. fierce. In flaminir darts.
The potent fluid tares and ptirts
The black and bendinr clouds that pour
Their floods nrriHln wlih drenching roar,
1 ill. spent the f u r.v of Its ire.
The storm, still lessening, doth retire.
And leaves the air so pure and clear
That all thing's with new life appear.
Now, all around, the scene Is peace.
If men would but their strivimrs cease !
And not deform this planet, fair,
With scenes of blood and wild despair!
These on fair nature curses bring
And o'er all life a shadow Him. .
Did God create a land like this
For men to curse, and hVht. and hiss,
like serpents In a noisome den.
Or soulless beast in filthy pen ?
The sun pours down his genial beams,
The moon as fair as orient dreams,
The stars In quiet peace look down,
All nature through, there Is no frown
Hut on the face of nature's chief!
Which, to the sons of fjod. Is grief;
For men should live to harmonise
Witn scenes so fair beneath the skies;
So that the poorest in the land
('on Id raise an honest, candid hand.
And uiter words, with truth we know,
Such as do follow here below :
"Who savs I am poor? See the high blue dome
Which my Father hath reared o'er my earthly
home !
There's the glorious light He has lit Tor me,
To cherish my lite! and all so frecl
And the circumambient crystal sea
Which floats, all viewless, o'er rock and tree!
Who ever hns made a home so fair?
Come, show me the palace and we'll compare !
With its trets and shrubs, and its flowers and
moss course.
With its torrents and rivers that run their
There are living servants that people it all
That please my senses without my call I
There are birds to sing, aye and bees to hum.
And the cricket charms with its gentle thrum :
All living creatures unite and blend
To a harmonious, perfect end.
And the poorest man which a man may see
May say, AII this was designed for me!'
"When the great foundations of earth were
l"il: r played;
when the monsters first through the dep sen
Yea, the Great Creator of earth and heaven
Hath this grand home to the poorest given !
Then away with the thought that a man is poo-.
When his Father hns given him such a dower!
"The dnt of their goli but blinds the eyes
To the beauties and joys of a paradise.
With its beautiful dome and its clouds and stars.
Its oceans vast and Its mountain bars :
With its sun and moon ruling dav and ntghr.
All grand and fair to the raptured sivht.
fvi show me the palace and we'll comnare
If gold could rear me a home so fair !'
But now the skeptic appears on the scene
And tells us all we are so Very green !
"For these things always have existed thus
Then why about them make so great a fuss ?"
Or else he'll tell yo'l with bombast ie swagger
Which makes the uiifn'd-med to reel and stag-gcr-
That from the notnplnst of living creature
HasgroWnall lire, of various form and feature!
Hut what gave life unto the noioplast ?
That baffles all the wisdom of the past,
fr answered not throilirh Holy Writ divine.
From which- alone doth light and wisdom shine
Which can on lire's first symptom throw a ray.
When death-like chaos witnessed first the day.
Now Darwin telH lis trtSrt came from an arc,
And apes from beings of another shape.
Hut much lower down in the chain, of lire
Yet he says nothing of hisnpeshtp's wife,
A nd how she nursed a nd taught the human hnbe
When first in speech divine his tongue essayed.
But I would like to see the honest ?whiii
Within whose mind right reason holds her rcbjrj
Who ever saw an ape grow into man !
Although man nffen ffoot rrrrse fhe plan, . ,
A. D. It..
Allegheny Twp., Cambria Co., Pa.. Aug. 3, 18V7.
-in ... l. . r ... . .
'"MnV ' r " will connect wltn me
tj,.,. , and teturn to Kaylor s, re-
'1 "t nn,n about 4 p. m., when it
p. i. ,rili" rrm Pittsburgh will also
'Kilt uK6 on paissengeiB
. . .i. ... r nnnntr Treasurer
course or tune iu-. mloPt
It ema that ny a new law i win "jp
Le Utnre The offices of Sheriff and Treas
nrer heretof.ire held by one man. have been
senarated thereby necessitating the ppofnt
mconferre.! by theCour. npm. M r,
erf who wa- an aspirant for the -&er
" last year, to fllUhe unexpired term.
TiTrsviLtF., Pa., June 2, 187.V About a
year ago I received a sprain or stitch in my
back from heavy lifting; at times would e
confined to ray lied in great pain across the
small of my back. Alwot a week ago I
took cold and was confined to my bed four
days, suffering intensely. A friend pro
cured me a liottle of E. K. Thompson's Ba
rosma, or Back-ache, Liver and Kidney
Cure, which gave me immediate relief, cor
ing me entirely. I recothmend auy who are
troubled as above to go to their druggist and
get a bottlev V. H. HarHiS,
Spring Street, Titnsvrlle, P.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Titnsville,
Pa., and sold by Lemmon & Murray, Ebeus
burg, Pa, Price, $1.00 per bottle.
B
Ts Your Life Worth lOCtexts? Sick,
ness prevails everywhere, and everyliody
complains of some disease during their life.
I Y lien sicn, wi" "H" t ...... -
I ... . ... . .1.1
say plainly mat no person in iui worm ui
is suffering Willi uyspepsia, uiver v-oiu-plaiiit
and its effects, sitch as Indigestion,
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heart Burn, palpitation of the Heart, Ie
pressed Spirits, Biliousness, ete. can take
Gkf.en'b AfousT Flower" without getting
relief and cure. If yon doubt this, go to
yotlr Druggists, Lemmon & Mnnray, Etiens
bnrg, or Woleslagle Son, Wilmore, and
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it
Regular sifce f5 cents, tfwo dDftes Will re
lieve yon.
A steer and colt tone mile apart in Hunt
ingdon county are said trt have lieen killed
by the same stroke of lightning on Friday
evwninfi, July 2Ttln
L,ocal Correspondence,
St. Boniface, Aug. 6, 1877.
Dkar FttwtMAF-On last Sunday morning the
farm houses of Messrs. Simon Newhower, Jos.
Hopp and Michael Kutruff were forcibly en
tered while the families were at Catholic wor
ship, and all the money they had in their houses
was taken, with the exception of Mr. Kutruff.
who was not in possession of anv funds at the
time. Mr. NewOower's loss is I0; Mr. Kopp's
MKI and a lot of valuable jewelry, together
with a smalt amount of money belonging to his
daughter-in-law. A number of the citizens of
Olen Connell, on learning the facts, at once
went in pursuit of the suspected thieves, whom
they overtook near the village of Jaynesville,
in Clearfield county, the same evening. Thes
two worthies had been seen lurking around
this neighborhood for some days past, ami were
at the house of Mr. Newhower on Sunday morn
ing, feigning sickness, from win nee they were
directed to J len Connell to constm l)r Noonar.
The young men were well known to a number
of our citisens. and answer to the names of
Yost and Johnny Moore. They w re hoi h armed
with revolvers, but we beve learned that no
money was found on Jhem e.xei pling a small
amojntof change Other partie-t are now sus
pected of committing the robltery.
While penning the above we were informed
that Mr. Peter Woodly. who runs a huckster
wagon between this place and Altoona, was
attacked a few days ago by a desperado on the
mountain near the liuckh.irn avern. who de
manded Ids money and at the same time took
hold of linn by the lapel of his coat. Mr- W.
had In hts possession at l he time a large butcher
knife, which he drew In the struggle, and cut
his assailant across the hand, winch made him
quickly lea ve sro and beat a hasty retreat to
the woods from whence he had emerged.
Almost too serious a Joke was perpetrated on
our young friend, Mr. Conrad If eager, by his
partner. Mr. Adam H ans, both of whom are en
gaged in running huckster wagons to Altoona.
tin a return trip from that city a few days ago,
and when near the residence of Mr. Michael J.
Nagle, where there is a sleep grade they were
slowly ascending Mr. If. looked over his shoul
der and discovering his friend fast asleep,
alighted and went hack and unhitched Cooney's
horse from the wagon, leaving it to run down
t he litll at a fearful speed, striking a tree at the
bottom, which was all that saved the vehicle
and its occupant from going Into NasMe's dam.
"Coon" says It was a d m cool trick on the
part of his partner Haas, and has made up his
mind that neither rail road strikes nor a nine
rtreke will find him napping again.
CHEST OR CHAFGR
CAitnot.t.TOWN-, An 7, 187T.
f)EAR FRtfeMAX-Jacob Ituber, sr., of Carroll
township, had the misfortune to lose his barn
and contents by fire on Sunday last. It is not
known how the tire originated, but Suspicion
points to a young and innocent grand-child as
ihe.cause, some matches having heen found in
his possession. The loss to Mr. Ruber Is par
trfclly covered by insurance to the amount of
i"i0 in the Cambria Mutual. A buggy, sleigh,
two sets of harness, five ions of hay, fifty-seven
bushels nt wheat, two bogs, saddle, etc.. con
s'itute the loss in personal property, besides
the building.
It is not generally known that Mr. John Wirt
ner, mit ot our most enterprisingand go-ahead
citizens, has opened a large vein of excellent
limestone a short distance northwest of Carroll
town. The vein is now about 12 feet deep or
thick, and the limestone produced ts evjual. If
not superior, to any of tlie DunVansville lime.
When burnt it is of a Pearly pure white and
can be- used for any parpeso In building, plas
tering, etc. Mr. W. with n forUeof hands is en
gaged in mining and burning- it In large quan
tities, and we advise all persons Interested to
call and sec for themselves. Slhsum.
U. F. RrinheVa Hitter Wine of Iron.
. K. F. Knnkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
Will effectually cure liver complaint, jaundice,
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility, chronio
diarrhoea, disease ot the kidn -yiand all diseases
arising from a disordered liver, stomach or intes
tines, such as constipation, flatalanee. Inward
piles, fullness of Mood to the bend, acidity or the
Stomach nausea, henrtburn disgust Tor lood.fnii.
ness or we glit In the stoinaeh. re eructations,
sinking or fluttering nt the pit vt the stomach,
swimming of the head, hurried or difficult breath.
Ing, flattering at the heart, choking or sntfocating
sensation, when In a lying posture, dimness ol vis
um, dots or webs before the sight, dull pain in
the head, deficiency of perspiration, yellowness of
the skin and eyes, pain in the side. back, head,
chest, limbs, etc., sudden Hushes of heat, bnrning
In the flesh, constant Imaginings of evil. ,n ml great
depression of spirits. Price tl per lMittle. Be
ware of counterfeits. Ho not let yofar drugirlst
palm off some other prepamtion of Iron lie mat
say ts as gxid. but ask lor Kunkel's Bitter Wine
of Iron. Take no other. Kunkel's Hitter Wine
of Iron ts not sold In bulk on lv in fl bottles K
F. Kunkel. Proprietor. lo. 2.'.9 North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Fa. Scld by all driljrgists.
Tape Worm liemovetl Alive.
Head and all complete. In two hohrs. No fee
till head passes. Sent, pin ad Stomnch Worms
removed by Dr. Kunkel, a:i9 North Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mend hrf circular. For remov
ing Seat, Pin or Stomach Worms call on vohr
druggist, and ask for a bottle ol Kunkel's W'ortn
srup. price I. It never fails Common sense
teaches If Tape Worm ho re'-Hotcd, all other
Worms can be readily reuiuVed.
1Z. F. KnnheVs l,ntral and ICi.F.
Knnkel's Shampoo for the Hair.
The best and cheapest Hair Pressing and Bair
Cleaner in the world: They remove dandruff, al
lay irritation, soothe and cool the healed scalp,
prevent the hair from falling oft. and promote the
growth In a very short, time. They preserve and
beautify the Hair, ami render it Mitt and glossy.
They impart a brilliancy and a silky appearance
to braid and wiry Bair. and, as a hair dressing,
they are nnrivalled ; eradicate dandruff ahd pre
vent baldness. The shampoo cleans the Hair, re.
moves greae. scurf, itching, eruption. On res
headache produced by heat and latigue. Kun
kel's Shampoo and I.ustral r.-srore Hair to ana.
filmland Klossy color, re'ture laded, dry, hars-h
and wiry hair. Price net bottle 1. Ask vour
druggist for them, or send to K. F. Ktinkel, Vro
priitor, No. Kit) North Ninth Street. Phi. adelnhla,
8-10. 3in.J
. . . I
atoAkhall.
Fnatrns. A sharper namtd O.N. Smith have'
we notice, been doing" the good people of
Northumberland county considerable. In the
insurance business. Asiigent or the.lonn Han
cock Mutual Iire Insui'Hiice4?oiiipany. of Bos
ton, he proposed to negotiate loans, aii.l charged
live dollars for incidentals. A man. nntned
Dunn, after he had invested a V. telegraphed
to the Secretary ot the Company, and received
the loliowiug answer :
"Never heard of him; Lave no agent for such
purpose."
When this telegram was brought to his no
tice. Smithy telegraphed to his wife at Lock
Haven :
"Send me my insurance commission at once."
This satisfied ihe "grrecnies" for the time be
ing. Smith le:t that night, and a number of
hotel and tnloon bills rem a in unpaid. A chap
of Ihe same name diddled some of our people
some time since in the same maimer, as agent
for the New York Mtinial Life Insui anee Com
pany. Cleirti- hi Hi:iuflican.
IIVMGMF.XL.
IfEEPIS KM PFI EI. !. Married, Pt the resi
dence of the otliciuting cleigvman. Hev. T. It.
Jones, In this place, on Thursday, Aug. 2d, 1m7?,
Mr. Jordox F. Hersk and Miss Maggie Emp
r i ti.i, both of Blucklick township.
TTOTICE The petition for incor-
w poration and articles of association of
"Thk SmTKBsrr Mkkcv"' have been tiled In the
Court of Common Pleas of (Jambrla county, and
It no sufficient reason be shown to the contrary, a
charter ol Incorporation will be granted on the
first Monday of September next.
B. McCOLOAN. Prothonotnry.
Prothonotary'i Office, Ebensbnrg, Aug. 8, 18T7.-3t.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.
A Fip.ST-Ci.Ass Coti.EOE. w I'll very snjir
rlnr l fii ice, tor those who Wish thorough
tiiterarv or Esthetic Culture. Here parents ma v
place their daughters, fueling sure that they will
te under the refining Influence of a social Chris
tian home.
fS-10.) TKRMS VhltY JIODFRATF,. fU.)
Address FEM ALE COI!.EOE,WhctHng,W.Ya.
f 1ST OP CAUSES Tor trial at a
Court of Common Pleas to lie held at
Ebenshnrg. for Camnria countv, commencing
on MondaV. SkPtembkk 3l. 1877:
Intly s. Hipp fc Snyder; McN. Patton vs.
Hipps I,loyd ; Iiavert v vs. Hipps & Lloyd;
Somerville vsi Hipps iv I.lovd ; llolce vs. Hipps &
I.loyii ; MrCuiloUKh t Smith vs. St. Francis'
College: Kessler vs. Kopp ; .Iwhnsrori vs. Trexler;
Brindie vs. Ilysart A. Co. : Mun.-y Vs. Chjisty.
sEcONb Week.
Totts & Cami.bell vs Kearney, feigned l?uc ':
Heslop vs. Hi-slop ; Clark v.. Hauiner et. si.;
See vs. Oiddy & Co.; IPHs vs. Gallagher;
Browns vs. S! arp : Crcsson Springs On. vs. Mc
Lritughlin : Helman vs. Oillen; Mclanahnn et.
al. vs. Ldintxy: Brawley vs. WIMIariis; liloyd A.
Co., for use. vs. Cresswells ; Flynn vs. Oittes;
Somerville vs. Finney et. al : Itauerlv vs Bails
man: Pritchard vs. McKelght; Alexander vs.
Makin's Adm r; Masonic Bank vs. Stlnerrmn ;
Commonwealth vs. Adams et al.: McCulloliBh
vs. Parrlsh; Thels vs. iMertr et. al.: Porter vs.
Heubcr; Brown vs. Hill; Hex vs. Shoemaker;
Flattery vs. Flattery; McMullen vs. Thomas.
B MK'tlUfAN, Prolhonotarv.
Prothonotary's Office, Ebensbnrg, Aug. 6, Hf 7.
AIVTD MARKST
STILL TO BE HEADQUARTERS FOR
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
IN THE OLD FLACE AT THE OLD TRADE,
JL.il the best talent, experience and advantages wo
can command , continued at OAK H ALL, to produce the
BEST and CHEAPEST CLOTHING for man and boy.
For sixteen years we have lived at the old corn-r of
SIXTH and MARKET, and the business done there lies
been so Satisfactory to the public and ourselves, thwt we
have decided not to change r?r move the Clothing
business away. The people likethe place and vvelike to
please the people, and we believe that we car) do It
better than ever at the bid plnce.
The sriles of the past year far surpassed anything;
we ever dreamed of, and this puts it In our power to
start the Spring ot 1S77 with rt STILL LOWER SCALE
OF PRICES, and a class of god-is s;o excellent that we are
tlot afraid to follow each sale vvith our warrantee, or
receive back th4 cjoods unworn and hand over to the
customer the money paid.
The store has beeri iargeiy refuted, aHd there never
was such a eplendtd stock of Men's, Boys' and Children's
clothing under the roof, nor were we ever nble to sell so
cheaply. Our word for it, and we are your friends of
sixteen years.
YAN&r.1AKER & BROWN,
THE OLD PLACE, OAK HALL,
6th & Market. PHILADELPHIA
tx Y A t. Km t IjOTF.s Th AjtKKb.-'f he Hoard
Of Managers of the Pa. It. K. Co., at a meet
ing held on Friday last, adopted the follow
ing resolutions tendering thanks to the loyal
employes of the Company for the fidelity
displayed by them during the recent strike i
trierrrts. The railways and other property of
the company during the past two weeks have
been subject lo strikers and mob violence un
paralleled in the history of this country, result
ing in a deplorable loss of life And In a great
destruction of property and the general sus
pension of business; n.
It'hrrfrrs, At least ninety per cent, of the em
ployes in the service of the company have re
mained faithful to their duties, notwithstand
ing the Intimidation and threats of violence to
which they were subjected by a mob composed
mainly of men in no way connected with rail
way service ; therefore, be It
Kfsoirrrf, That the Board of Directors herehy
tender the thanks of the company to all the
men In its service who, through the scen?s of
lawlessness which have occurred within the
i past two weeks remained firm and ready to
i discharge their duties and who have thus re-
cog n I led and fulfilled the obligation resting
' upon all (rood citisens to sustain the law, and
tisvi maintained tuetr own nirut to labor lor
the support of their families, free front Inter
ference or Intimidation.
Mildness conquers and hence H Is that
tbe gentle yet. positive influence of Dr. Bull's
Baby Syrsp overcomes so qnicKly the ulsor-l-drs
ef Babyhood. Pries 3 ent.
WIDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named appraisements oT property of
decedents, selected and set apart for the widows
of intestates under the Act of Assembly of
14th of April. A. I). IHol. have been filed in the
Uegister's ollice Bt Ebensbnrg. and will be pre
sented to the Orphans' Court of Cambria coun
ty, for approval and allowance, on WrtiNEsn.w,
the ail day of fciKPTKMHBit. A. II. 1S77. lo wit :
1. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart;for Mary
W illiams, Widow of John William?, late of Ebens
burg; borough, dee'd 277.00.
2. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Elisa
beth liishong, widow of Paul S. Dlshonfr, late of
Jackson township, dee'd 300 no.
8. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Chris
tiana Foster, widow of Henry Foster, late of
Ebensbnrg boronajh. dee'd -300 00.
4. Inventory and appraisement nf certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart f'T widow
of Enos Ellis, late of Sumtncrhill towoship, dee'd
5.5,
JAMES M. SINOEU, Register.
Register's Office, Ebensburg, Ang. 6, Li77.
REGISTE FV S NOT.CfcT
"VJ'OTICB Is hereby given that the following
i. l named Accounts have heen passed and filed
In the Register's office at Ebensbnrg. in and for
the county of Cambria, and will be presented
to the Orphans' Court of said county, for con
firmation and allowance, on WfonksTiAV, the
Alii day of Skptembf.k, A. D. 177. to wit:
1. The first an. I final account of Hartman Rcrg.
guardian of .lane Cmy:e, a minor child of Philip
Rager. late of Cambria countv, deceased.
2. The second account ot Catharine McColgan,
administratrix de bonis null, cum lestatnento an
nexo. of Peter Bougherty, late of tSummitvil'.e
borough, deceased.
3. Tho fir' account of Eliiabetn iiitBohAid and
.Tames P. Connell, administrators of Daniel Mc
llonald. late orCamhri i borough, deceased.
4 The a?co!int ol Sattiuel Hoiiglass. artmlnls
trator of Abide BoirUss, late of Johnstown bor
o'tgh, deceased.
6. The ftrt and filial account of Hartman Berg.
Ruardi ibof Rachel Rager. a minor child of Phbip
Rager. late of Jackson township, deceased.
6. The first and final accoun of Jos. S. Strayer,
administrator de bonis non of Anna. M. Qillman,
late of Richland township deceased.
7. The account of Edmund .1. Waters Surviving
executor of Edward Evans, late of Ebmsbur.r
borough, deceased, relating to the real estate of
said decedent.
8. The first and final account of Thomas Pltin
kett. administrator of Mary Kchoe, lAie of Ga.1
litxin township, deceased.
t. The first and final account of Henry J Hlte,
Adinimstratorof tarah A. Hlte, late of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
10. The first and final account nf .Tames Wilson,
fr., administrator of James Wilson, jr., late of
Oonemnligh township, deceased.
11 The first and final account of PanM Co
banifh. administrator of Nancy Cobaugh late of
Taylor township, deceased
11. The account of John Sharbaugh. gtiardlan
Of Thomas M. Kclily-, one ef the minor heirs of V.
A. Retlly. late of Washington township, dee'd.
13 The first and partial account of Panic!
Leather, adminlst rator ot Frederick Tegh, late of
Johnstowp iKirongh. deceased.
14. The aeeottmt of Joseph Crlfite. ttsrdiiin of
Ann L. Adams, a minor child ot Bernard Adams,
late ol Cambria county, deceased
15. The first and final aceoiint of A. V. BtlrBer.
esq., administrator of Simon SUItlbach-, late of
Ebensbnrg; borough, deceased.
16 The first and final account of Thomaft Wi
Williams, guardian of Edella Bavis, a minorchihl
of EVan li. BaVIs-, late or Ebensbrtrg borough, de
ceased. 17. The first and partial account of Orpha J.
Evans and w tu. H. Sechler. esq . administrator!
el E. D. EVShS, late of Wlltnore borough, Uec'd.
.TAMES M. SINGER. Register.
Register's Otlice. Ebensburg, Aug.tJ, 1877.
JO. LAKE, Attorn et-at-L aw
Ebensbnrg, Pa. Office witb Register
I CM Hm-dr. la tfaurt H.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
"-or VAtfAm.E-
1Z 1 li: H rr T 12 !
TN ptirsnanca of an 'order of sale liling out of
J the Court Common Pirns of Cambria count v,
there will be excised to puhllt ra'.e on the prem
ises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2S 1ST 7,
at 1 o'clock, r. M , all the following rca- estate
ol Charles Johnston, as-innr. to Wit '.
A Certain PIECt cr PARCfcL of LAND
situate th" Washthitoh township. Crimhtia county.
Pa., rnhtalnint? 4 i ttrcn and 47 IVrrhei all
or nearly all of which is cleared and in meadow,
being well cultivated and well fenced. The land
Is dellghtlnliy located for a ?ummcr hotel or for
summer residences tor those desiring to spend the
heated term on the mountain, beinir situated on
the Turnpike, one mile east of the railroad station
and "Mountain House'' at Cresfn. and ad'u-ning
the borough of SummltVille. on the Vt:av m Mit
of the Allegheny Mountains, where the Tstrand
air are pure, fresh and invig.iratins , and tthere a
maitriifleent View of the surrotutding eortntty can
At all tttnes be obtained. The tract will be divided
into lotSof one-anil-a-haU Acre? each find sold with
the mineral right reserved. The f-veral veins ol
coal for which the locality is famous underlie this
land and will be sold separately, and being very
valuable am' convenient to the railroad and lb
market, no better investment eon Id be made.
T;kMs o NAi.it. -One-third o! the pun-hase
rhoney on confirmation of sale, orie-thlrd in six
mohtfi, and one-third in n ne month' payments
to bear in'erest front ror.f.rmation ot m,e nn.l to
be secured by judgment note or bond and mort
gage of the purchaser.
JAMES McCLONKEY, Assignee.
August 3. l77.-3t.
W I L Til AM CHRISTY, Treasurer
of QaMitr.in Township Pchool District,
in acc't Tor the school year ending June, 1377:
IR'
To State appropriation ?121 44
balance from las; year 60
ain't Irom Co. Treasurer 114 AS
" " taxes Trora all sources 335.1 $724 9
Cr.
Bysm'tpnid Teachers (S0 00
" - fr !ucl 3'.t,0
" feeSorCollec tor and Trea
surer 21. 00
" Fecretary's salarv au.no
paid Tunnelhill borough., too"
" " ol other capenres 4S.iS .. IP
S. C. BAILEY.
.'. S. BbLSlNOER.
Plumbers,
water, mm,
AND GAS
FITTERS!
Arc prepared f put Cold and Hot Water Pipes
In houses and at lev. 1 to nl! other work In i!i-ir
line pru.lptly. expedit'en-dy. at the lowet possl
ble,prt''e. nn.l in a thoroughly wo i,man!;ke ni-n-her.
Alio can furnish at rl"ort notice 'il tho
moil reasonable t-nu. Marl'dr V M:ii: ' Ir-.n
Sinks tor kitchens. l;oil-r. !:r.th 1 n'.s. :.-.r
Closets. Iron and Vo.-l-n Byurants. Cum H .
tnlvnni7-I Iron Pip-s. one ni.d t'lu.- nn.l a qini u r
Im-li l.ad Pipe (light l.r cmntry ). ami I i-rru
Cot I a. Server and Brain P-pes. i. 3. 4. nnd ij in 'i
e In sire. Also, will ft lip. nt tu : r li n rt-. 1 ;t j
1)oIh Valves lor steam and Iron cistein pnmj.s.
All orders l"1t with J S. Boistnger. or at
his shop on Cra ford street, will have earlv and
satisfactory attention.
Eber.ntiura. Ju'.5e 177. tf.
TI1IN A
51
Balance due Township.
. 6:..6 i
We, the Auditors of Gallitzn Township, ha e
examined the above account and find it cor
rect. GEORGE MYERS. I
I). C. IH'KK. j-Auditors.
l8-3.-3t. W M. CHKISrV, I
2
IX ml.l'lli.tl In n full linonT I.v...
1 fie, the undersigned keep on hand a large, val
ried and elejtam i5-ortir.ent of
reifiimery, Toilf-t ahi Washing Soaps.
I ure Flnvnr'rg Evtraets. Tsr-cces of nn kind,
plireSph-es Hb.hk Itf-i-, r.M.k. t n.t Pa-s lt..ks'
Stal loiiery. ritirii Filiid Blark Srd Reil lnk,'
Pens, Pencil" and l'n Holders. Pit. I'raver
HoOki.-. Hymn B..w.. tto.. c. to-clhrr with a"
fixk stock or .run i;li;v.
Tooth. Bair. Shoe Sc.ih nn.l I .'.i.'t lrg Brushs.
Combs ofall kiml. Tnheecn. i 'igars. Piis, l ilii
ware. Ian:j'. Ininp I 'himne- p. and hundreds t f
other nrticles oeedlem to mention alt of wUJ -tl
will If sold at the
Very Lowest Prices for Cash.
1.FMM0N & MUKRaY.
nbeb-hurg, June g. l'T7.
WOOL!)
HOI
hi nm t
A thorough course in Book keeping. iVnmtnsh ip.
Music and English Branches. Send for circular
snd specimens of penmanship, enclosing 6 cents
In stamps. Addresi. A. W. Smith, Meadville, Pa,
A DMtNISTUATOIVS NOTICE
XJL Kstate of A I oi MAltT, drv'd.
tjctters of Administration mm trtnmrntn an.
tier" on the estate or Alois Mart, late of Cambria
township, Cambria county. rtcCeased. have been
granted toWm. Martr.. bt "aid township, lo horn
all persons indebted 3 said estate are request el
to make immediate payment, and thoe having
claims or de'.liithd? will "present theui proptrly au
thenticated lor settleirient.
W.M. MARTZ. Administrator.
Camtiria twp., Aug. 3, 1177. 6U
UDtTOU'S NOTICE. I la vt h n
lieen appointed Auditor tn ri-srl iiit
tributlon of the assets In rhe hands of Wm. Kit
tell. Esq.. Administrator of Mlch'l A. Kline, late
of Washington township, deceased, to and S'nonst
those ent'tled to receive the same, notice t here
by given that I will attend to ihe uliie?' ol said
appointment, at my office with the Re order of
Cambria coumv. In" Etiensburw. on WnsKn v.
the 15th day of AtBfST next, w lien and where a II
persons interested may attend il they see proper.
.1. O. L.A K E, ACdltor.
Ebensburg, July 0, ls7T, 7.-3t.
UDITOU'S NOTICE Having
heen appointed Auditor by the l! idians
tv.urt nf Cambria coiinty td report distribiJi ion of
the money in the hands of Joseph Hurgoon. Ex
ecutor of Robert Hurgoon, dee'd. to and r.morp
the pal-ties entitled thereto, notice is hereby g V-n
to all persons interested that 1 will attenf to the
-duties of atd appointment, at my office 1" F.bcti.".
burg, on FriDA v "At bt T 17. h77. at S o'clock,
t when slid where they must attend, or le de
barred from coming In en said fund.
OEO. W. O ATM AX, Auditor.
July 19 lg77. 2I.-3t.4
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MADE UP TO ORDER S
THE F.lfeXSBT'RO Wodl.VA- COMPANY
1 is amply prepared to manufacture to ..nl-r
o- exchange tr.-ols ol it dn mntp l,.r wi.iu.
whl"h rill be taken ct tlie highest marke: pi ice
and tor the gal eering of whirh wauous will so..n
b-sent to the t ariu se ;tions of t he county. 'Ihe
quality 01 the v;kiIs ma"e bv ns is I.h. well known
; to need rv -omtnendaiion, and as we are now rim
. ning our Tactory bv StkAn rwKR. there wi.l :e
no delay Irt the inanatacturc of wool sent or bru't
- to tis lor that purHse.
' '- S. Wesviuir. Car-ling. Fulling and Prelng
i promptly atlend-d to in a workmanlike manner
I and ai the lowest possible rteg.
Ebensburg, Mav 11, 1ST7 -II.
o.Tr SoOioS-2oo PER MONTH
- New, 4'lrnr and t nnrlse .
UNIVERSAL HISTORY
Commenein., with t K- cm t ! .i r1vlnnd eloping
March. 1T7 3 Vt.iiVe,-. .'t the World s great
Cr.ni H""- rr nlrM, JIMdl Area and
vlerB. InePsdiug bi'torv oi ( rntinnicl fihihi.
lion, tnr niiiranon c f '"--Heir and Turk.
ih DIJirK'tirs. i',n. It ci i: r!!m interest and
M.ir.r I re.d S.-li tr.st i thai, any other
'autif.il illu.:ira,i..ns. low prl .es. .iiiiek alcs f x
tra terms cir cular-Ire.-. A ,1.1 ress i. V. Wet I K It t
, PhadelplMii. Pa.1 Ci'.t iuiiuti. II. ; I , lea
go. Jtl.- St. t his MO. ( "9. aot.
ii-
MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
A
CfH.I.EiiE fVir Yoiint I,ads. Siiiif .
Jtc-er. Pn.. ori the i bio Kiver 'M ...il... l.
iow i-ui-ourif n. i nsri u. Ancient and Modern
IatiffiSages jii,l Mhi-.- iu'ight by I hon-au Ii irst rue
tors. Terms l ss than anv scloMd otlerii-g l'ke ad
Vantage. Sifl-ith n be.iVtifnl an I healthful
B iildtnrs etlet.sivc. Pupils in ,,ie tMtmlj of tjlfl
I'rcsident. Send for Catalogue to
July 2u, lvT7.lio. Rtv. R. T. TA YIAtR
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of It kn-rv Frist Eti. de.-M.
letters testamentary on the estate ol f h sNv
; named ileeelent. lale or Etiensbura; n .roi. 51
f brla countv, PA., having been issued to t licit d-lci
' signed, all person indebted to said estate
hereby hotltied to make Immediate paytntnt,
; those having claims against the same
j them In legal form for settlement.
I JOSEPH O.CTWALO, EleotitH
Ehensbtlrn, July i, 18.7.-ot.
AOVjTtlT. To TftE Voters
tr-CambriA CovnTt. In ai-irdam e
with the wishes or many Mends, 1 he--hy so
notince nlvfeif as an Independent Candidate lor j
the office "or Pfot honotary. an 1 pledge my-eir. if ,
elected, td discharge hu diitle of t he ntfi-e with ,
fidelity. XA IIIAXIEL. HO.lMi.
Johnstown, Jilly 25. 1877.
T71 A. SHO E M A K E U . A ttou n e y- j
' JL? at-Law, Eliensbnrg. Office on UikIi
I sti-wttt, aat end i midt-'n. p-2I,7 -tf.l j
2f
la
SELLERS' LIVER FILLS
S.-l Vr. I 1 T e't,. n-vu-l K-r Thir. -
Slrk l I.. BI U KrtirTTr--,l. nf ttr t.Kar
'Seller vi.rniirnvA. u-. rv .1 t - I
Wm. Srr. St ln. M. fn- 01 tmr., 160" lr jour
drti tat dom't T Ucta k&'1 lur Uuiu
R r srt.i.ri co. srnr-. ee
j lfr-!OI.n HY ALTi PHtGGISTs. lipt, ly.l
Stcubenvllle (Hhii) Female Seminary.
Board R.vm and Light. jH-r vir, 175- i - ,,tr
f.r mlntS'ers dDkl.ter. Tub ion in the KtiuH-h
'our-e. IhgOaj-es. Music. I'ainting. fcc
moderate. M-n I for a Cm tub rue
RkV
Rev
Jul t;. 177
rue.
i" V. H,rITr.:.f ' T:- s.i' t.
-lw.
'P W. DICK. Aitounky at Law, El.
1 ensbtrg. Pa. Office iu front room of T
J. I.loyus new buildi.V. Centre street All
mannerof legal business attcrded to hIbIm.I
t oriti .and collections sneelaltv. ft! i "
0 ftl ire. U. liALLtri K Co.. 1 eniaml, Ai,