.u 1 1 r c Pp...
rhonsu"' --
ijr.
PERSONAL.
I ,, camp-meeMng, as it is
' ., at
rvn'T Agrk'iiUnral Society
", r , V.,,1. ,1 to hold no fair this
, V ir that's banged, and
ri y ihr !'.o-no, femlnlneB who
in Valley, Hunting-
destroyed by iticen-
'."Vr.'i the l-ll TiH on Monday
"'" ','a t"nd and get their
:r','.-,'ti'ier on a dMe quick.
v'-'JIif tli? Jreensburg Democrat
' '-r ',.j.,T i'. iv J combination of
" ' gVj rr,,w'n from one stock.
wt !?. ' t,: ,aM day
! ' rvtii-M-ra'P, don't ftil to
...vpon Thursday evening
,s i:i rli is vicinity, owing
V '',! which overspread the
-.. M. I.. O.ifir.an
' i-:' i"!"'r move .f thinks,
ji.ttth:"' of tow u handled
!!--vr ii" their '"tying at II.
' . ;( 1 .i-r.'!orc they have
i i r-.l prices paid at other
. r.-'v of this place, had
J h-dr-onti rt" the
'., r.Vu';o' i tlio Democratic
1 i ' '' '''gal paw upon
est i''i'.sl,ttiotit, and an ef
... r;,. t- .!".. .f the same at
:.'nT iu-xt.
nn ntmed John Cnser-
". , f A'i'""'. was accidentally
., i: trTiii n ''reason, on Thurs
;.,! '.rvi'y Injur!.
-. M '. :' minor from Irwin
t'i'"1"' i''1!1''.'' killed hy
.' -I.. v V.x dty last
, ,V .i v. .:V ".'d family.
... sT.k- fi:'-is have knocked
",i ir.ti!:jw, for we see tha'the
;('-5"'iv from 'he Tft.1lf.lays
:..T. ;,! "oi -kiiijr "em n j.
. f t :,e prevention of cruelty
i i'i-- i-rjri?ii7.ed in Juhns-l--"j?-t,
in.loubf, of somo
. j try tl ".vti there.
' (' I'-. ' -f .'hufo'An, n gainst
.... .j':i.!it'N'H xv.is prelerr.! hy
hi- ' ii,M-liargei fir
l.ii-ni e to !: -!! hilcl .
,r;:-.r .'! , :'i' very p'.IM
, it ("ain'Tia eo'.inty h:tj
h.-'M'.J. ti it only oil'? Iiraxs
r. I' Mfi 'l .'i'l t ''rrtia.l 'lint.
. T-i .a ''n't a week , nayatI
i r-.;,n.t ! put wliere it
r, jv,l firm hi sol-scribing fr
;i!i;a i ".l'X . 4.ikt a u-ite f
i-l ''opp..rliea.t sunki ;
i !; m-ar tlit- firtri -f
; rv.-rol Mill, this
iiii- rt-pti'.i-s wn. rv
--.-n-l.
'inc Vnl! between, nn
.l ini- r Monntainerrs
ie'v ! played on the
rv.v (Siturl;iy), f-m
!imrnii:g train.
ri. v do as a resident
inr"-r -f a century
i iiviog n lloiie.iays-
I'Ttr.r, dii-l in the letter
.f n-l rm 07 vars.
r v v ;
! iii.iiks Ihvve is e.n ,it-
. ::. --s in tint -Icliiity,
i , .!,.,,., . tu'iurJ ."iftn't won
... it r-.l:ca' majority down
i 4 ti-tip'i icjiisly h -avy.
r nf i!. ' ilin.- -f H.iitimore
tl-i- nt.iii-l.ird of eomparismi the
: T!-r ti.iii r:tin that pernlhir
v ,'. r'. I m"-': cotnplx i'ii by the
im (j i"-;i,iriit) of Ir. fiuK's
rf H'.iir comity will
. . I . . I .j
i!i!c t'.r i i.i- vacancy i niifcil
-:' t , i. I). M . .loiicn, a tnpmhf r
".Mm, rvi Mot'.il.'.r, ti-itfllib-r
;..' r r-!" "rm--r- will go and do
! ! Vi' i ; !'y f.-:'on itig.
k.Vi. -iii;n 'lentist will be at.
rr-.-v ( i uril.i ), ami we ad-'-"H
r.i ti l th who do not
picnic in this place,
i i .:;, a he never falls to
i'. i at f;iir prices,
it ;l ti ii lmsh-ls and one
Um i-lie.l a few days ajro
Pl'll m-vi-ll ib-.i l of 1ikh.
ll
t
b- 'i t ompatiy'M farm lit
il; iir i unity. Oooi for
. ' .';! en. m n. Ji-r ?
i F
' i - a
' '"ii;. -a i n c:t;-. t'rt-rl in Hag-'"'-,
n n A . i n M'.nilay hint
s-'iit t.i j-iH for thirty
v i i- ci-vi-riii mi ln-i n wt-re 1 r-1 .Ip 1 1-
.i ;ir -.i t -fr .i i r i.nuiM on
- .- ' g i'.i.-; hlilgi'd after
i ' frr.i-!'res us that his history
- i i. j-v-r- ii, Ombri.i has lie ti
-: : .!... :!.. pi'i inteiiibut
'1 if iiM'-i'if-hi-d in full it
" ' ' ? than a nnao of our
:T 4. i
u appears in the
' t ;u r 'i l l- coiireiT?ons has
' - r-ii ii Hall, .lohns
't, . Tfri. .i'.ii . at ' o'c'ocl:.
" '- !: i-tV.-i tinj; ;i pernianert
r-;-1 ! --c t i ii ' delegates
"t-v.-ntion at f'ittsliiu vh
.i"; v. 8
-i ''Iv'-.-rt tl i Uetnr.rr:it of
t- I i,-iT,f i.tit the very Iwst
. ' ' ' "' 'i ;!l!-i! to riominnte a
: A-- ru'.iv. J,; other wonls. If
m "! To pi ke imr pick into
t' it s; i:i-s" slmuld be r tiled
Vij.-rs r il.-d cm.
':'(, in ,.r ;,i(,,,f two-thirds of
"v' "' :" "' ' ""l offered at put.
"Kti ll ,''t nil, tti il vi', i tt-.r Mold
, :,s"t rui ivi-ragr pi icr i f lt
'fa' right was u:t disposed
. : '.-) wn! , l.-rcl fnr It.
"i t ti, hut- l'oim'.h on rr.'dif voil
"" M. I.. ( t iii.iii t,u t;ia
".' ';'' Ii- will s.-n only fur cash. No
-. Il
:'.t, , ' r llT, amount or
, Ii. ti rn,s will be the fame ;
. him at,v little old balance
to gi v t; it your early atten-
'r-U ?' VT- "f lI"!':dayf.burg, if tho
ii-lii-vp.'., weul to camp
m-ruay in .l-',icaTj hn.-illh and
!r-'
- Of aji stiwl rt nrtiftl :ihii-
r'l itti'! ,a t- J ,r,ir .tia na nintu fl
..V'r't ,,f ,)''S beviMf,,! could see with-
'M , r. "'am altar In the hnrcn
''"'it'g the Forty Hours'
- w'.;i ti i .... t
- ,,, , iie-iic.-ii on ouni.ay kiiii
! , , 7'':,''"'l:'' morning last. The
,it " 'I' volve the duty of at
. " 'n,inei,t of the church in
C'Sv -m ... . . .. ...
T Si
- ami skiii ttiat we
rri;t!li il lou.-li loud uur.
--.--- iu in j i on
'''lit.-'mi, of nntlng-
"II nn in v..-.rJ ... i a;..t
2'it
k"'iw bi tter, held a revolver
, 1 k
"f"'" Ti i 1 f in it.- ...t ..r tni.l.
"rdv ( veiiiuf last, and the
lis ,V, H '"variably do in such
tl.. i' '. ''' Rnor and was ilia-
, u' t'ti'iing through the tieshy
.'"W'l, u,,sl'"i'! riyht thigh and graz-
V,?
1 fit-r r ridc and stiuan-
" ' 'f frii-l ds thus won are
'!i i,. . i H.i iiitm unit "' ' f . tl..
Tf... 1,1 tin .., ... ti.irti.eis wl.n
-( -.1
'flt.l. " 'i"i tjr wimj. x i- . -i.e..
v 'lU'.i "l,r xi-imos to Murphy
!.). 'ii-;iK 9 1'ixi.is euonyii
i lli-n. 11. i. . . .
"fc'i, " ",' "f Mm wan.s of all
So
V i, i t""w g the hour to Seek
-1
7 Pin-.
"in....
'- In :niv Irit.tl ... .1... 1,1.,- Ha
"f Vest. So. 100 Cltlt'toll
' 'il i, il... -.:... . . . w .
it: rijjni place io n.iy.
Tll firtt li-'ln U.. ,1.. --r .. . i. .
: I'll iuoiat naa Line east
tvas wrecked at AllegripaS, Tuesday tnorn
htg ,n coequence of M breaking down of
....... ......., niewrecK was r eared away
In.Vr, f,R ,,,s retrain, which, !f theTe'S
ed with III, T' nnHt b8 aaen!
fii with hols in the ground.
r1- ep,lnK "f he directors of the
Cambria County Mntual Fire Insurance
Oompany held in this place on tS
evening last, Mr. Geo. A. Kinkead was
ntmnlmonsly chosen to fill thfvacanYc!
rasiancd by tho death of Mr. .tohn K n0h.
agent for said Company. Abetter se
lection could not have been made
Ml7R?ILT fo lJ!e ri!nt. ralIy " yor might
rally da. r.mt hight, rally just for spiteTrally
for the fiRhk 4gf.if.st hiKl, prices wh et,
constantly going o at the mammoth clot n!
rt of " I ,GodfrPy Wolff- "Ml"or to.lio
r?t,;??,7' A,toon. w"e wearing apnarrt
suitable to the season now In-ing virtually
given away In order to make room for an
immense fall and w inter stock.
Under the head of "Ariesied" the Al-
T?l,G?0;.te!, ih fa,t t,,ft
Honck, while in the act of unloading himself
from a huckster urtgon was knocked do
ami run over by another vehicle laden with
eer keps. iiitniinn
i . J " '"' " "in AiiKies aim
kne. joints and of course "arrestin'r,' his
further progress for the time Wine. "
Our banker friend. Mr. Ceo. P. TTi.fr r
Oreensbnrg, litis placed us underobliations '
for a complimentary ticket, of admissioti to j
the Sixth Annual Fair of the Westmoreland !
tounty Agricultural Society which is to be !
held in that place on Sept. 25th fith 7tli
and 2li, as well as for a neatU printed i
rremium List, lssnedjin pamphiet Torm 1
W hi'e our jolly friend .Toe Tomlinson
was enuaged a few days ago in cutting onts '
Mi the farm of Mr. Anthony Conrad, in Al- i
legheny township, he came across a head of !
gram which, improbable jis it. may sr-em ae- !
tnally measnr-d two feet in h-ngth and was 1
well filled throughout. If anvbodv can pro
duce anything to beat that we'll be glad to !
make an out of it. j
Mr. Geo. .7. Akers, formerly of this J
county, but more lec.omly connected with '
the daily newspaper press of Altoona his 1
latest affinity in that, line beinr the ), '
Globe, left for Dalian, Texas, on Raturilay j
morniiig last, wher he has secured a posi- I
lion on the ft;t f'nvuncn-ial. May Akers
of good luck atfen.l f;ei.rge in his hew home i
in the "i,one Star" State. j
V e hope that no one indebted to us for
subscription, advertising or job work will '
neglect to avnil themselves of the onnnrtu. I
nity afforded by the coming Court to either
! bring or send a portion f leastof what they '
owe os. v e srr- greatly in need of money i
Just now, and we sincerely hope that ail iii j
arrears will do the liest they can tor us next !
weex or t tie week arter.
Austin Lantz, of East Conemaugh. w ho
is held in the sum of $rM to answer the
barge or misplacing the switch at Cambria
M .ling on the ni-ht of duly 21st. in aid by
tne Tribune to have made no hi mind in I
: turn Sta'e's evi(ence, and rumor has it that j
! tie w ilt implicate sme ninr. p-rrMis in hrs I
tile demonnf rations :gains, the J.v. 11. II. j
j Co. .luring the recent strike. j
! The confusion attendant npon excited
I dl.icnsKiou scarce'y equals that closed bv the !
continual eryj.,g 0f t!ie .Ki,y wi' b mriy tic !
1 siitT-iing from a severe sttck of Ctic,' JJi- I
arrlnoa or other disorders of the Stomach '
j and llowels. Dr. Hall's Kahy Syrup is ns"il
: and highly recommended in those pa'ifil
i and iltstri-sirig lissi's of early dub. tiOod,
i in filace of dan j"rt Opium and "Morphia
preparations. 'JS cents jier Jvotil".
Our warm personal Iriemi ir- W'm. U.
I Geis, of Salina, Kansas, h ;s entered the
' lectr-e ?J.dd. his first eQr.i Jn that line being
j antionnrsrd for to-mo'njff night at Parke's
Opera Ilooso, ,Tobiis;own, the subject to be
j treated Iw-inrf ngrii ultnral resources of
I his a-tontej S:te. An admission fee f 2". j
i cents w;. lie charged, and tho proceeds dis
j tribvited finioug the worthy poor of .Johns-
town,
i A Hollidaysbnrg special to the lliihi
j delphia Times, dated Aug. 2rt'h, says that
' Col. .Tames V. Milliken, District Atfornev
of Blatr eoniity, was that evening arrested,
charged with having, on Saturday, ,in:y 21,
tit Altoon:, made a speech to the sinkers for
th- purpose, of inciting them to riot. The)
Colouel'says that this Is ihe ixth time he i
has len prosec-.ited by the I'.i. It. It. Co. I
during the past, two years. 1
An attempt was undo iy two tramps to j
! otttrage the person if a young lady residing ;
in the family of Mr. Thomas M'Clain. in
I Sinking V.illey. Hiair county, on Sunday
I night week, while she was on her way home I
from church but fortunately being stout and
! strong in muscie, ne muiti-iii-h hi in-riiic
i herself from their clutches before the hellisli
deed was accotiiplished. At latest accounts
tho 1'tcherous scoundrels had not been ar
rested. .
Weary and sad though yon jonrr.ey
alone, liearinc a burden no other may share
' lift up vour heart as yon list to the song, ami j
Ijoin in tho chorus, 'tis "Never Despair")
! that is, never despair of getting the full i
! value for your money in the way of dry :
jrfKs( pnn'rrinsniiii i m. ini; .--i-g, - . .- - - - j
,t I.loyd keep nn ample stix-k of such com-
moilitics and sell at prices which none caii .
... .1 4- ..1. tl,..llit
' excel anil lew ejii,n iur i iicninirim m..o ,
j woful hard limes. I
j Wo were plessed to take by the hand on
! Saturday last Mr. Thomas Judge, a former j
w ll known and much esteemed citi.eii of i
i Jobnniown, but now and for several years past ;
I a woithv resident of South H.'thlcheui, !.., j
1 who was at the time on a brief visit to Ins j
i warm personal friend, Sherift Kyan. Mr. ;
! ,Tud'e is an ho:iest. upright linn and a sound j
' Democrat, which wo judge is recom men. la- j
' tion eiongh for Mr. Judge or any other man,
1 judge or no ji'dc'- , ., . ., !
The Altoona Jrror and Trthune lwt.i ;
'deny that the petition t. the Governor)
! ncainst issuing a commission to Tims. H. ;
! Greevv. Esq.. Recorder elect, has come to j
I , r '.' t nr,.. fli:it folllav next. Was ;
I Ixcd' noon for a hearing on the petition, but
. 1 t ..... l;i,ntr liuvi 111.
."i.,t H. c.miisel of the petitioners have in
1 f..rm.-d the Attorney General that the mat
i ter would come tin in the county court n ;
! Sept.iiOlh aad ask for a postponemeut of the
i hearing on that account. .
I If the wenther continues fine the picnic ;
to-morrow in aid of the Church ot the Holy ,
Vime In this pla'e cannot fail to be a most ,
enjoyable as hope It, will be I.er,.n..anly ;
J A. . r,. affair throughout. I.s-,
, n on tickets from Altoona "i..in.Crcs- j
.. TJllv's. Wilmore. and possibly from !
inhnsiown. will be sold to a . w l,o ,w , ...
visit our mountain village ...... -., v i
V . .... i.:.'.i -
.... .1 ... ,r.r reCrer.t on. Jei everju""j
' lbeinselves of the opportunity .
Andrew MilW. of Morrison's Cove, dpi
rt""lr . .. i.- i niinii attf-mnted
. ' . i,i..i. lf io Ihe carret of bis lions. ,
Za Yn r Ver IMi kins, of lied ford t .wn,
j ntghi - y ,ak,',p(; ' .n,. pf Ihe neighbors in
i !!::nA L'; ta'and ,f a physician in the
la ter served to snatch the nntortnuaie m-.
Lrt . t ....i..,.,nr.-i1 irraves.
fr' Mr Uu -n Vobb :,r Kcrnville (Johns-j
Mr. " " . J rt.,.M r blied of
town), would proab ha Is. .
' t. II.. .. t li.taiirMffii ai-"" . . -. .
in.irs.my a ,. !
...", V V ! "," wagon laden Willi some
: 'a,!'::"' VU l"' I : ,.rt - seated come In contact with a ,
I bankment on a sleep ni. Ti,e
i fro... a ''iZ w'if wl..t did
.failure to 7, ,'".,, 7,. -mounted to a
of oneoflhe mem.m. y .. (!l,.,nSeles, j
,,f ,bem '"j'-tKminesof said ,
ohTlHVys:-during their recent eampa.gi. ,
" ''!r:nen that ladies rereire com- ;
nVromhelruwnsebu
Visitor of that V'-" VT V. n of conn
fir hi im" i nreona. .uw-
d1'. ": ,.j!i,t,i i Miast of so many hand- 1
iiortneis wi.ii" - ---- - l.trticlnir ciris ,
d happy looking g
;,,,n.s healthy an- "-.op, u
; Ebensburg. A "" j,,,, and beauty
1,,.' a fact undet,i.ihle t liat i
reign supreme among - t, Hr
td
fli.d anywlieri
I lord Postmaster Thompsun. j.i.
Jlyers tc I'oy .,..: x Ibo., G. ,
Laughlin ros., IV", Se(hler, on
t V'.bria Guard and by requesv
lsrliail oi i" ' . i-arorsexlende.l ny
A tramp was caught between the bump- ;
ers of two freight cars nn "Western Division
of the la. II. R.f while stealing a ride on i
Saturday night last, and had his left lee !
badly crushed. He was taken to the West-
moreland poor house for care and treatment.
Thomas J. tvelti, of Westmoreland
county, left his plow and took refuge under
....ew during areoent thunder storm, hnt
had not been there very long when the tree
was struck by lightning, the. same stroke
Killing one of the horses and irjuring Mr.
Keltz very badly, besides stripping him of
every vestige of clothing, even to his shoes,
all of which, as the Johnstown Democrat re
marks, looked nR if tbey had l-en rent
asunder by an exnloslon or had passed
through a threshing machine.
.Tobn Kndsley, and not Hanslev or Ans
ley, as slated by ns iast week, who was
brought in from Rlatklick township a cou
p.e of weeks ago itnd committed to jail on
a charge of robbery and carrying concealed
weapons, was taken before judge Thomas
on Saturday last on a writ of habeas corptts
and released on S400 bail, Mr. .T.'M. Swopo,
of Chest township, becoming bis surety. A
Johnstown lad named Swartr.man, charged
with stoning a passenger train, was also re
leased from iail on Monday, but who bailed
him or to what extent, we failed to learn.
Tho. Standard lieing the judge, Hollidays
burg must be a fast, if not. a very loose town.
In a doleful local Item in the last number of
that paper its editor bewails the existence
of an evil in that place which has met his
eye from day to day ;;which has been mourned
by the good and has attracted the unfavora
ble comment of strangers, hy all of which he
means the habits and actions of mamr of th
you iir ladies of thut place upon the street. Thi
is a most serious accusal ion and we pray for
lioss Traugh's safe deliverance from the in
dignant wrath of the aforesaid "young la
dies."' Harry Ti. Woods, local reporter of the
Altoona Mirror, 1ms collated a nnmlwr of
original poems and short stories the pro
ducts of his own afflatus, if yon know w-.a
that is and is about to issue the same In
w.nk form, the title, whereof is to bo "The
First Venture," r. neat little volume which,
will likely make fts appearance next week.
As Mr. Woisis possesses a fertile brain and
wields a ready pen, the forthcoming work
will no doubt contain much to interest, and
edify all who admire such effusions. The
book is to lie sold at 7. cents perr copy, and
we hope it will meet with a ready sale.
Mrs. I'hillips. of Pittsburgh, who spends
the heated term in this place, hasan elegant
horse w hich was hltt he.l up the other dav
with a fine black tnare. owned by Sheriff
Ityan, the two forming not only one of ibe
handsomest, but one of the speediest tea-ns
in the county, lioth animals being capi-o of
making a m'' in three minutes wtli very
little effort. The Sheriffs inare is a.n excel
lent, family horse, ami if Mrs, Vhillips
should conclude to buy. as fib", is said to be
contemplating, she Will have a pair of horses
that will do honor to l'-r fcood taste and
judgment and give perfect satisfaction in
all respects.
Mr. John Tl Clark has retired from the
hotel business at Cresson and has been suc
ceeded by O x. John W. Carroll, f inner! y a
passenger jOnduetor on the Pa. I:. K., who
leased (ijp propcrry, real and personal, just
as i St Ond, and entered into possession one
diy last week, Mr. Clark removing with
.is family to Johnstown. The new landlord
Is a jolly good fellow, and no man who
hangs up his hat. at the elegant hostelry un
der his charge will have no reason to com
plain of the fare furnished or the price
charged. As fur our friend Clark wecann.it.
but wish him a big Imnanza in whatever
new enterprise he may embark.
A t weive-yenr-old daughter of Rev. J.
A. J. Williams, of Roaring Spring, Ulalr
county, died on Friday last under rather
singular circumstances, and a post mortem
examination revealed the fact, that a flue
cambric needle, which Ihe little sufferer al
leged din ing her iliness she had accidentally
swallowed, had lodged in her left lung, and
as a consequence a pint or more of blond was
found in her chest, which bad forced the
lung upward and the heart, out of its position
toward the right side, and had also crowded
the right lung out of place and stopped the
circulation of the blood in the left arm. In
addition to all this, the left lung was solidi
fied and gangrened.
The Altoona Globe publishes a petition,
with mines appended, which was recently
sent to Gov. Hart run ft remonstrating against
the issuing of a commission to T. H. G reery,
Esq., editor of said paper and Recorder elect
of Altoona, but the objections urged therein
not being, as the Giohe avers, sufficient in
the op'nion of Attorney General Lear to
justify such action on part of the Governor-,
the Republican candidate for said office, Mr.
Edmund Shaw, has been induced to coolest
the election of Mr. Greevy before the courts,
the allegation being lhat he (Shaw) would
have been chosen by more than 2(0 majority
if the illegal votes cast for his opjonenf had
been thrown out. Altogether it looks tons
very much like a tempest in a teapot, and the
probabilities are that after it is all over Mr.
Greevv will still "hold the fort."
A "letter from 1, M. Brown, of Sn.nmer-
hiil. this county, which we publish else
where, is Well worthy of Ibe most careful
consideration. It relates to a subject which
is engaging the attention of a very large class
of people in various sections of the State,
and more especially of the lalHiring class in
the mining -and manufacturing districts.
;N umeroiis colonies such as Mr. Brown pro
poses to form are now hf ing organized in
Pittsburgh and other localities. That it is
the only present bensilrte and practical meth
od of bringing certain relief in the future to
thousands of men who are willing to work,
but who cannot obtain it. does not admit of
the shadow of a doubt. Mr. Brown is a gen
tleman of high character and will give
prompt and necessary attention to all com
munications that may be addressed to him
on a subject in which he feels an interest as
sincere as it is praiseworthy.
The Greensbnrg Aran gi ves the particu
lars of a terrible accident which befel a
yon ni man named Henry Hough, son of Mr.
Daniel Hough, of East H nntinndon town
ship, Westmoreland county, on last Thurs
day afternoon, and which resulted in his
dentil at 11 o'clock that night. The young
man was engaged in threshing grain with a
separator on his father's farm, on the day
named, and while feeding tile machine fire
w as observed issuing up the sides of the sep
arator supposed to have been caused by some
matches having fallen into the gearing.
Jumping upon the cap of the machine, on
bis knees, young Hough called tor water,
and while reaching for it his foot slipped
over the edge and was caught by the ma
chinery, frightfully mangling his leg as far
I H the knee, and necessitating t u .aning
apart of the machine liefore he could be ex
tricated rrom. his horrible position. Deceased
tiittt worthy ami universally esteemed young
man.
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EnrjNsnuRfi and Its SrRROFNDiNfis.
The following from the pen of Mr. 1). B.
Williams was not. intended for out columns,
but as the brother editor to whom it wg fur
nished for pRblit ation did Mot wish to print
it without being sure that the other letter
promised would be forthcoming a hope that
seems Bftcr several weeks' waiting to be as
far Trom realizatieu as ever-l.e hs.s kindly
tnrnei; it over to ns, and hit cr miss We have
concluded to "let it flicker" : ,
NOTES OF THAVET j
KEMtNISCfcNCRS HKCAl.t.CIV-PLKASANT .IK- j
AI.ITIK8 1NTP.HWOVKS WITH ROMANCE j
WITIIOfT ril-TlTIOVS COIX1RINOS.
Tbesummerwnvo of trsvel lias ilritteo eTcnr- i
s!ont.ts, seekeis arter rest, health and pleasure, 1
loflividualsnnd fiimilics, to every locality which i
offers inrtueements in- th wmv of fashtonshle !
society, with exciting rounds of enjoyment,
a w II as the more quiet mountain retreats
where renewed strength Is drank in with every
drsuirht of brncinir ntr. The famous t'resson
Sprinir hsve their usual quois of visitors, who
always find hsppily blended all Ihefnshionsble
attrsctions with health-frivinir surroundintrs ;
but from these. like many others. I have turn
ed to the more outet beauties and enjoyments
of tho "l.lojd "House" at Ebensburir, whose
projector and proprietor conceived the clever
idea of makinif of the nuifrnilicont woods by
which the premises are surrounded, n summer
resort tor InoiilieSHiid others desiring the quiet
er comforts dnrimr tht smnni'-r solstice ihiiu
are afforded at more pretentious establish
ments. This year the irrouiuls, as well ns the
buiitiinsrs. irive .widen ce of the continual im
provement in which Mr. I.loyd so . prides mid
busies nimseit ; the undi'ifrrowlh has been
cleared from the dense and ijrori.tisprrowtli 'f
beecn, .inks and elms some of them monarch's
In years and size; new walks have been laid
out, swimri erected, and riir-tic scats stationed
at convenient intervals between the house and
the sweetly cool and nvitiiiR- sprinir. A I
thouirh there is but little .'.'cusion tor ice,
when- the temperature is ninny dejrroes below
less loitunate places, sweltering under the
scorchlnir h"af. there is a pond from which
pnry sprimr water Ice is s:or-d in n larire buitd
mir, of rl'.lckness and crystal solidity rarely
iieen ; and with the coinpletiou of a trout pond,
foe which there are unsurpassed natural advan-f-Tires,
and the other improvements which are
contemplated, the I.loyd House must become
one of the most aiiract've mountain rcsor.s
In the country. At pre' .Tit there are a a-ondly
number of pucsts-trinities Irom Cineiniiati.
t'ittsburifli, llarrisbui'ir, and other tioints, nml
the house would b:.re been taxed to its full
capacity had not t tie unfortunate railroad ex
citement kept a' customed visit m-s at home lo
K-uurd Ikiik s as well as business interests.
KBENSI.riHl AMI ITS INHABITANTS.
The inhi'.'oirants of Khenslmrir. as well ns of
the surri,nudirur iieiirliborhooils, are ireueraily
termed esp.-cially when a piiliiicul catntmijrn
briotis them prominent I3' Io the surface 11s
'1h.; frosty sons 01' thunder;" and some idea
.I the Ki and all itmle i caciu-d may be derived
roin the remark o) a very intelligent lady vis
itor, who has become I ;l 111 i I i.i r with the C:Us
kiil. Delaware Wale r (ap. and other noted re
soils, t hat it Seemed somewhat st ra.nre t hat, at
ho I'lpvuti"! 11 pi-int of the Atleirticiiios, ihere
were no precipitous and ru;rftL-d peaks to climb,
staff in hand, reachimr heiirlns an i fiverliinkinir
scenes, nfter pnntiiir and exhansttnK toil. I
And yet Itie won.ler ceased in recollection of
the f;: t lhat ive are here iiion the Fuiiimit.
above which no localities tower, but where, in
convenient waiks and delightful drives, we may
look limvn upon uiii-nt -passed vulley sceiu ry. or
irazc in wrapt 11 we and ait'iiiration iipun moiin
tuiii peaks, rlsinir and s-tretchinir away in Hie
distance for miles, dotted here and there wild
fertile tionis, -ny dwellings and spnciou i
narns. a no vu uur cs perciieit a roil ml. com p ct imr
as ir.amt a panoramic view of mountain life
and beauty as the heart or eye could desire.
I.OHKTTO AXl. OTIIKIt TOWNS.
Especially was "I impressed with these Ideas
In a drive to Loretto. over a most lot-!y cle
viite I road, on either side nverlookiuir a vast
stretch of country such as is seen nowhere
sve amid the iiiount.i in, extending from
Klu-nsbursr lo liculah. (Vrrolitown ami l.oret
to. with its Imposing moiiaslciy and cuex-eiit,
Munstcr, (t:.liir.;n. Siiuimit. resson, n-! the
line of the I'eimsi I van: i and llrnneh ii-iir"t'd..
I n my boj hood dn s I was la mi liar wii h a inn st
every foot of srround over which I jrax d. but
chamre and time had written new I unties
iijioii the siirrouiidiuirs whicil almost complete
ly obliterated the memories 01 thepnt. b-nvirif
Instead fresh admiriilion and renewed 'U-linht.
Hut I am somewhat autieipatiusr inc'den's and
remembrances S3 I had dcsiKiieiJ 11111 rating
tin 111.
VISIT TO TO K At.H HdUsr..
Acceptitiir the kind invitation of Mr. Tsadore
Lilly, h. lias for ten years In en 1 lie efficient j
and popiiln r keeper of I he Cot: tit y alms. Inn Me, C '
took a sent in his tmirso . behind two brlkly-
steppimf niur, 1. nit was soon on the premises,
i'assiuir by the woolen null, with its race, which
I was wont rcir.ird with reverence as a water
course superior even to ihe Krie canal, the old
la .id- marks almost Ibhl iterated, however, of t he
mill where Thus. M. Jones for so many ycHr,
spun. dyed. lulled and wove substantial fabrics
ol wear for the good old-fashioned people who
wore his patron; over t In- bridce n in! eroi k
which mi lonjrcr loomed uj in old-tiuie propor
tions: past llie irraveynrd w here sn many iid
and yinintr fiieinti of n y voiithl.il dajs are
k imr their last rest; by theold homestead of
Dav Davis, Uie drover, ns he was lamiliariy
called, to the Alms house farm, where I have
so of H n seen ami admired the stately and ven
erable form of Cornelius McDonald, the father
of (Jen. Jos. McDonald, and where he was born
and spent his youth! u I daj s. lint theold house
is irone. and barn nd ot her hlilidimr haveiriven
place to new and more precntiouson-s, to an
swer the demands of the public institution info
which the oid farm has been converted. The i
buildinirs are ljrre sc.d cmnmodit'os, and well
adapted lo the cure of the enmity's paupers 1
and unfortunates. There are f2 rooms. Iare. !
Clean and airy. Ihe mule and female depart- I
ments appropriately nrrnnir"d. and the cells
and sleeping rooms of the btane judiciously
and humanely provided. The illnlcy rooms
and kitchens are models of ch-anliness and
convenienc. store-rooms neat and well stocked,
and the family portion of t!ie tmildicfr all lhat
could be desired for the enj ivirtcc.t of home.
I lie averaire number ! iiimntvs since the open-
Inir, -"1 years since, has been .VI. At present
t.icre sic tiT 'Si females and ;!4 males, incliidmu !
insane and 5 blind, all of them deemtd in- j
curable. The farm cmbrarr-s lit acres, all !
cleared and under cultivation ahd pastur.iife. !
and was obtained at a cost of '.S.."-s. Tin re is j
an old ani new orchard, but tin- I ication docs j
not present thosi western exposures so cssen-
tial to luxuriant fruit jrrowth. but what is lack
inir in fruit culture is fully compen-'ated in Hie
acreage and abundant yield of potatoes, which .
are served up three times a day to the inmates '
and iiiifhly relished hy them. '.Mr. b:!l.tn the I
ma inurement, has been ably seconded by bin j
wife, and common consent awards to :hein an j
elTU-h ncy. kindness, prudence and honesty in
the direction of what must be, at times, no t
very tuvitinir duties. .
Attrr pai taking of the hospitalities T Mr.
T.iily and his lady and rivinir a partinir word of
kiiKiness and cneinraemetit t. the bevy of
ven-rab!e and diseropit inmates of this honie,
so charitably provided lor thetn by the county,
we drove to Ioretto, down the long and an
cient street to the old church where Father
Caili'.in so lonir and unselfishly labored for
tin iroodof ids people, stoppiuv in reverence
before his tomb, aduiirimr the new church and
conxent, drivitur throiiah thr- monastery
irrounds. Mnd briefly interview !ur some of Ihe
prominent citizens of ye ancient yillture. This
article Is already ton lengthy t.i permit ol no
I nd 1 licence here of furl lier allusion to f he ven
erable and lomr-loved I'atlioliu prelate, or lo a
recall of personal and local reminiscences. In
my next T shall nllud:- 10 many of tin-se. re-ei-untiuir
personal reclh c: ions of old places,
inclndinir the tamed liculah, of which there is
noxv scarce a trace left, and dctailtior many in
cidents xvilh whi'jti are intei xx .ii en a thrlllimr
reality which surpass romance in interest and
sadness. Oncol ihese xxill be drawn Irom Ihe
sad story oT Ions: i.R". xvliich led to the mental
wreck nl poor Theresa Will, familiar to ali the
:i(b r residents f this mountain locality, and
yet almost forgotten in the lapse of years.
D. II. W.
"VYhf.n Vou Visit tut. T:xri!?fTiox at
Pittshcroh don't fail to examine I)r.
Qui ncy A. Scott's case of elegant specimens
of all styles of dental work, which xvuu the
Centennial Medal and Diploma, over all
home ami foreign competitors. You may
not need a dentist's services now, hut may
at Rome future time, and at present you will
cbserve wiMt interest the great improvements
made in dentistry through the inventive
genius, artistic skill, and nntiriiitf study
and industry of leaders .if the dental profes
sion like lr. Quincy A. Scott. We know
the Dr.'s xvork to be first-class in every par
ticular, ami Mi.tt he is a reliable penile. At
his request we extend a cordial invitation to
all, dentists included, lo visit the largest
Steam Dental Establishment in the U. S.,
located at 27H I'vim Avenue, where the Ir.
takes jjreat pleasure in deseribinK his meth
ods of work, and the many appliances and
Rd vantages he possesses for performing the
most skillful operations at prices within
the reach of all. He also gives instructions
to dentists on difi'erent styles of flllinR na
tural teeth, manufacturing artifV.iftl teeth,
on the principles of applying tlie great At
mospheric Disk for retaining leeth firmly
in tho month, and on his absolutely S"fi n
jetheth's, and his succesr-fnl method of e.t
ir.teiinK teeth irithoiit ftilin. Go and see
him if you httve titne.
An exchange gets local news.lowti in n
flue xiiiit when it notices the fact that ii 11
tle girl hopjied on of bed the other morning
with "one sl:.e and Htooketi" on, having
fonnd the shoe lace in a knot, and lieing too
tieepy to bother with it before retiring.
Local (Jorre.ipomletitc j
1 St. Boniface Aug. CT, IS??. 1
HEAR TREF.MAX Wc had the pleasure on
Sunday afternoon. Immediately nltei-Vespers,
of witnessitiir the conferring- of Ihe riteof bap--tism
on a very worthy younu man by the
nau.e of Johnny Corriell. as he Is familiarly
called by his nmnv young friends. The Very
Kev. Vatlier Edmund, assisted by the venera
ble Geei e Glaser. officiated on the occasion,
with Mr. Simon Wcaklsnd ns Witney. The
Subject :f this notice xvas born in Nashville,
Tennessee, ami xcas left an orphan st a very
tender aire, havinc lost his father, mother, sis
ters and brothers by th burning of a passen
ger train nn the Nashville U.K. At the close
of the late w r John was taken in charge l
an officer of one of our reuiments and t roiurhit
to Csmbria county, and ariven in ciiarpeof Mr.
Simon Weskland, of Susqaelninna township,
xvho adopted and gave htm the advantages of
an education and a fhoromrh knoxvtedire of
Inrniing, both practical and theoreti icnl. There
are many like liiin in our county xvho wiuld
do wt li to 1 niulate th example of this yenng
man. We hope it may not lie long before we
may witness another rite conferred on Johnny
not any less interestiiiB- to himself, or to many
others who hold htm in very high esteem.
On hist Saturday afternoon the saw, huh and
shingle mill of Mr. De-li y Conrad, of Clearfield
township, xvas entirely consumed bv tire, the
ortifin of which xre did nor learn. ?a'r. C's loss
is not less tliTtp two thousand dollars.
Our (jiiiet litt ie villHire was the s'oclle bf a
hand-to-hand encounter between one of our
facimitiiiir yonnsr belles, arid a yoiiih whom
we shall call Dick lor short. It 'appears that
Dick had been circulating stories derogatory
to tlie character of the fu!r ore in omstioti,
who called Upon him to retriic". This he re
fused to do. whereupon she called him a liar
and a scoundrel, xx hen Dick seized her by the
throat and choked and kicked her in suoSIa
manner n& to confine her to her room for sex'
erui days. Annctini xvas about to be brought
iielore Ksqnire Yahncr for assault and battery,
but two male friends of the lady called on Dick
and took him before thb young iafiy and her
friends, and gave him the alternative ol either
a sound thrashing or to retract the slanders
against her character. He choose the latter.
We understand it is I he intent ion of some of
our young citizens to present the vntn ti chok
er Willi u champion's belt. Noxv. Mr. Freeman,
If you hux'enny women in your place who are
some on Hie muscle, send them out to St. Hon
ifa e and xve will bind ourself to bet txvo to
one m Dick,-
Our farmers in this and the adj. .fnimr town
ships of ( lea 1 hi I I and Susipu hatma, havlru'
llnished their harvestintr, xvldch issaid tube
the larircst in qti'intity and best in quality lhat
has been garnered for a number of t earsi are
noxv busi'y engaged in burning and rolling
-their cleat ings. Theainoiint of land thai will
be . den red and soxved In wheat this coming
fall in this township alone will be from three
to four hundred acres, and wen re inf.rnied
that about tne same amount will bp Eoxvtiin
Cle u fiel.i and Susquehanna townships.
Surgeon Sxviiiehart has informed me that the
potato hug has commenced itf ravages on the
pumpkin vines and the more tender corn
stalks. In oneof his professional visits through
Susquehanna township he noticed that their
depredations xvere tearful. Tiv.i esssys will tie
read n the hal its nf this little pest at School
House No. 3. on next fa If nhty evening at ea . I v
eaedle lighting, by "Sq.iire (iunatile and the
Doctor. The pu libc arc- c r lia Hy invite I . par
ticularly the ladies. Chest on CiiAnciE.
CAnrtui.i.Towx. Aug. 2. 177.
PftR Flir.EM.VN Messrs, Pimpsnn. H opkins j
& Walters, of Lock ltaveji nlid Cleaiffbld. Imve
oontrac'.-d xvith fr. John Lanlzy, of Chest
township, for the logging of upwards of three .
miilior. fet t of pine timber during the coming
lall and winlor. The contract is a pretty large
one, nmounliii.' in value to sotm thing like ten ,
ortwj-IVe thous'itid dollars, but Mi. Luntyv's !
xvell known energy end business qualiti'-s read- !
ily bespeak his alillity to perform his part of I
the xvoi k. Mr. I., deserves credit, too. for thus
securing a winter's job tor a large number of '
our nun citiSee.s4 whose planes would have
been filled by strangers if the contract had
pone elsexx- here.
Mr. arid Mr. Peter Kane lort nrt infant child
bv death on Monday, and I reg.et to add that
MrR. K. herself is quite III, and fear-, are enter
talneii as to her final recovery. It is Hie prayer
of lAie entire community that these fears may
prove unfounded. '
A son .if Mr. Augustine Yost, aged ah-uit 10
yenrs, came near losing his life oil his father's
farm. In Carroll township, yesterday, by being
struck b-a log while assist ing in making a lojf
heap. He is better to day, and if not injured
internally will soyn be ali right again.
It is xvith n gn f I tneuiouihe serious illness
of two of our prominent citizens, Me-srs. Hen
ry Hopple anil Andrew H. Hang, but I um glad
to say that both gent'emen. nfter being eon
lined for some time to bed, are again conva- '
leseing.
A child of Mr. Krhart Farabanuh was burled :
in our cemetery last week, a xictim ofdipthcr
ia, and another i?till suffering and at the point
of death from the same cause.
Our new steam grist mill goes info permanent
operation to morroxy. and already a large 1
a.'.i on nt .'of grain is stored up for early man 11 fa ,
t ure info flour. Success attend if. Svitsi'M.
Cojri nt ti n tea f ton .
SHALL WE COLOXT3ET
FitKi-.xt AN-Ouf town is almost devoid
Pkaii
o! news ot i-ubiic interest, th
irenerul d.-pres-
Mon nml slatrnatiou in business Intx in fnl.cn so
heavily upon u thit I am prompted to . trite
upon the people, especially of Cambria county,
a subject xvhicti s lieitur airttafed by many ot
our ablest journals, and that ts to form onlo
ti.es ard seek homes in theirreat West, where
millions of fertile acres lie dormant and noi
productive, xvliite thousands r iudut rious and
xvlllinir workers are seekiiur in vain for intloy
ment. many of them meant line suffeiin- (or
lite common necessaries of life, Auythinit eal-
culated to brinir relief In this partlculur ouirht
a. el snrelyjouii have tlie sc.nctbxu of public
nnd pt in"tephilanthroiits, as xvcll as moneyed
men ireiierallv. I would therefore stiKiresi that
all who xvitx to try tho experiment would write
to mestntlmr the number of persons in their
respective families and what amount of money
they Itax-e r could n.ise to assist iliem in iret
titur to any patti.-ular desiiiintion that miirlit
ne selected an. I naintnmmar lhetn Ihere until
n crop xvns obtained. 1 would, lor one, me my
best endriivnis to secure ussbt ifce In the way
of transportation from railroots, nnd if any
srox-erntnent aid could be obtn'ned noxr or hert'
after by lejftsiation, I would do nil I could to
assist in firtiuf i:i(j H'lo-it a conutninntion so tie- .
von tlx wished, ivnileat tlu-sume time I lli'nk j
it xvo. ild be xvell to make nn effort to obt.-iin as
slstunee, for a time at lea-t, from some of our
capitalists. It may as xx-eli. Iioivexrr. be siiid '
noxv as Hf any other tiub, thnr none but indtt- '
t rious tnen of frood huldts sliould lie permitted '
to join the colony, and st ranirers should be re
ouircd to furnisii satisfaetory -x I Icnce .if their
worthiness! I xvould further sus-irest. if the
eob.ny is raised, thit s committee "f txvo !
sent .int to locate lands and ottnfn all needful
inlorination. so thai there xvould be no delay In
iiettinir on the laud in tune lo put In Ihe spring ;
.'fops.
1 have consulted xvith several parties nn this
subject find theT ail approve of i his method of
reachimr the public. Hid hence it is th-it ! soli, i
oit an early response from all xvho may feel dis- '
posed to assist or take part In the contemplated
enterpiise. '
I am, respectfully, T. M. Ilnowiv.
Sunimei hill, Cambria Co., Pa., Ait. .', 1K."T.
AOAIM IN TIIF. Toils. Austin Ltnfz, the
Kast ('oitemanj;!i sxvilch-fetnler who is un
der hail for his r.ppptTaUoe al Court next
week to answer the charge nf misplacing Mm
switch nt Cambria siding on the nifiht of
.Inly 21st, is in another "peck of trouble," ,
ns wtli bo seen by the following copied Irom
the Johnstown Tribune of Tucstl iy I.tst :
"On Ihe 1.1th of August Depot Policeman
Walteis m.nle a supplementary information
before 'Sf ii ire ftracr, which cbnnred Liutz
and otlicrs, xfhose nitincs are inetit ioued, be
sides 'divers ot hers' who were to complainant
unknown, with riotous proccoditurs nt or nenr
thed.'pot and below the brldire- the aliened
otfet.se ha x imr been perpetrated .m the same
niirht that the swticdi was turned. We have
nlrcnily noticed Hie arrest of several of the ac
cost d, nearly all ot xvhotn .vore diseh.irired at
II e picliininarv invest ig ttion ; but it xvns not
until last n!f lit that Mr. I.antz was taken on
t his second h.irire. Tie was brotnrht down lo
the lock up, and to-day in efTort xvas made by
his relatives t secure bail for his appearance
next week for trial.
"In this connection It may not be improper
to elate that while Austin was visit In his rel
atives near Somerset, during tht early part of
lheprese.it month, ho xvas interviewed bjyin
ostensible drover, who turned out to lie a (to.
tcct:i-t?, and bx" ph rexvd .un sl loninir I he accused
made statements that xvete reduced toxvrititiir,
afid subsequently verified by affidavit tie fore a
J.islieeof the peace. What the nature or these
revelations may be will bcsl appear wh"n the
ease comes up for trial, but lor several days
past the switchman has been ninldtut pnnlic
some 'if the etatetpents iftat were fished out of
him. and what weight they will hare remains
to be seen. To the ordinary observer he Is not
to I seen. To the ordinary observer he 19 not
exactiy tne t.eis.m who wouto ne pinee.i in a
position .if trust, such as beinv responsible for
the oneriutsand faithful p.'rlorthfiriceof duties
pertainimr lo a swilchinnn. The cose in con
nection with the heart 11 it of those a. fused of
tamperinr with property b.-loiurintf to the
liatiroau toiupanyt aim riotous cninncr. .m .no
niirht of the 2it of July, xvill develop.; mailer
of considerable Importance lo" msny persons
Interested."
TiTusyiM.r., Pa., TTnCrmlver. TS74. Lns,
spring 1 xx-as attacked with headache and
bilious stnpor. and was out .if sorts gener
ally. I procured one liottle .if pirtrfts'tia, and
l.ian.le.lb.ii and Mandrake I'ills, taking txith
asdire'ded, and in ft few days I was alto
gether a changed man, and teeling perfectly
well. M. E. Mathews.
Prepared hy E. K. Tliompsou, Tnnsville;
Pt., and sold hy L.tuimoti & Murray, Eliens
hnrg. Price, $1 per bottle. Pills, 25 cents
per box-.
JO. F. Kit tt hel a Bitter Wlite of Iron.
K. F. Kcnkre eelefirnted Bitter Wine of Iron
will effectually cure llx-rr complatrt. Jaund .o.
dyspepsia, chronic or nervons debility, chrenia
dtnrrlias.. disens? ot the kldn. y and n'il diseases
arising from a disordered liver, stoinaeh or intes
tines, such sg constipation, flatulence. Itiwnt.t
piles, fullness of blood to the head, acidity ot the
stomach, nansca. lioarthurn. xllfust lor food, full
ness or we aht Id the stomach sure err.ctation.
sinking or fiu'tering at the ptt of the stnnt:!i.
swimming of the head, hurried ordliT'ctllt brel.
big. fluttering at tht heart. el.oUifigi.r stirfucsilt v;
sensation, when tn a iving iostnrx, diminxss ot vis
ion, dot or webg before the sight, dull pain in
t lie head, deficiency of perspiration. ye!lownes of
th skin and evcs.'nuin tn thp slil brk. hrml.
chest limbs etc.. smitten flushes of heat, bnrnln
In the f.csh, constant imsginihgJCf evil, snd great
1f pres.'icn of spirit. Trie 1 per bottle Be.
ware of counterfeit. l)o not let vour dmgatst
palm off soif.eethr prcpartlnn of iron he far
say Is as ghod. hut ask for Kunkel's Hitter Wine
tif Iron. Tke no other. Kunkel's Hitter Wlr"
fit Iron Is not sold in bulk only in 1 bottle?. K.
Y. Knnkei. I'mprietor, n. 2:9 North Ninth
Street, I'liiladclpLta, Pa. Suld by all druggist.
'J'apc Worm llemovetl Ali re.
and nil complete, in two hoars. No fro
till head pusses. Seat. Fin and Stemnch Worm"
retnox-cl hy Dr. Kunkel. 'JS9 North N int h Street,
I'liiladelpliia. Pa. Send furcirculnr. For remov
ing Seat, Pin or Stomach Win ins call on votir
dfiigijist and ak for a bottle of Kunkel's Worm '
Sxrup. pTiee tl. It never falls Cnintnon scnc
trachi-s If Tap Worm be removed, ell thcr .
worms can be readily removed. ;
11. 1 Kiftthel's l.ustral ami 11. 1
Jitiiihers SliftinptHi fur the Hair, j
Tin" best and cheapest Hair Dressing and H.i;r ,
Cleaner in Hie world. Tliev remove dnndrnfl. al-
J lay irrit n: ii-n. sooi he nml cool the l eated scalp, j
: prevent the hnirfrohi falling oft. and promote 1 1, e
growth in a very rliort time. They preserve tied
beautify the Hair, and render it n"ft an i glossy. J
'I hey in p.irt a brilliancy and a silky appearance ;
to ht-aid and xviry liaif. and, as a hair i!rc"!nt. ;
they are unrivalled : eradicate darnirufl rnd pic- j
vent Imli'ness. The shampoo cleans the Hiiir. re- ;
moves grease, jmrf. itching, eruption. Ci-.rcs
h.-n.l"iie produced by heat and fatiguo. Kuu- '
kel's Sl;:l!i:poo and Knstral rc-s ore Hair to a na. !
tural aiui flossy etdnr. rest ere hided, dry. harsh '
and wiry hiir. Price per buttle 1. Afk your
druggist for thetn. or send to K. F. Knnkei. "fro- i
rri- lor, No. North Ninth Street. Plii adelnhi:,
; I'll.
ArnfSx ritOVr.K. The most misernhle
tieitips in tlie world are those suffering; from
Dyspepsiaand Li verComplaiut. More than
se-eiity-tive per ;ent of the people in the
lTnited grates nre nfficted. -tth these txvn
diseases anil their effects ; such as .1 sour
tcrrifith. Sick Hett lache, Habitual rostive
ttess, Palpitation of the lleart, Heait-litim,
Water-hrash, cnaxving and burning pains at
tlie pit of Hie Stomach, Yellow Skin, Cnafe-1
Tongue ami tltncreeable taste in the mouth,
coming ttfi nf food after eating, low spii its,&.
(Io to your Druggists. L-mmoii & Murray,
Cbetishiirc or to I. M. Woleslagle Son,
Wilmore, and get a 7." cent ott!eof AriifST
Fi.oxx nn or a Sample l'ottle for 10 cctitr.
Try it. Two doses xvill relieve you.
Al'.t or PrtopAOATIov. A coneise. prac
tical work on the rapid it;cre;:se and multi
plication of stock .Itn;-.; y iHnstrated. Price
' repaid hy mail. 50 cts. . Published by .Ii;N
KINSt fiKAPK AM) SF.F.DLINU Nc RSF.RI PR,
Vitiona, Columbiana Co., Uliio. Send for
it, and for free cat aloe, tie.
nVnCF.AL.
SH WV H AM M rCIiS Married, in Wilmore.
t.n .MuP'l.'iy. Au-. "2. 1T,. by Esquire .M ef lougli.
I.i r. .1 . C. Sm a xv ami M iss LtituiE iIammeks, belli
of eai-I place.
WolTF TCLLY.-Married, at St. Hartholo
mow's church. Wilmore. on Tciirsda". Uii. -.81,
1 S77. by Key. H. xicHngh. Mr. Tobias ttiur. ol
WII more, and Miss Km no it Tii.lt, of Summir
hiti. So onr yonng friends have at last concluded
that pelliug In single hlirncss was ratln-r up lull
business, and not df-slring any longer to trend tVe
pnth of li'e alone, tSe have very wite-lv itiiued
hanils and licaits in the bonds of Wedlock. It be-
hooves us therefore ti wish thetn abundant pros-
jicrity nnd to erf-res the hop" lhat theynmyhu i
j!rtnk"i's of all the iys :.nd none of the sotfuwg
which iiertain to this world of rk-ctini? shadows. J
ll r :in. 1 in it Hill ll .1 J JUK in I Ji.ir ii.il' n-
tentnittnt and die haptw inthefira conviction tint
the tierer-endint; joys of eternity are to be theirs,
is the sincere prayer of F.
KMERLY FLICK. Married, nt St. Mary's
church. Itoretto. on Tnes lav. Anif. ?5. l'"7. by
K'-v. L. A. Hash. Mr. I"k a ncis EBeai.v and ilits
lit sr. Flick, both ol Allegheny towuehip.
"wv:NT,jsr.
C?T-NT) for Printed List of Farms for sale and
i excliamce in Western Feimsy Ivania, Eastern
UK 15 111 . ITPltilll I rilllHI lUlli:i, ft. It 71 t 1 11
arnla. ani the South. Sou-l.-west and
ls. want the address of persons i..ivli.ir
ts ff land suitable lor colonies. Send
. Muo. irsinla.
West. Ah
larire tract
fur h prin'e.l list it will ctl'i vo'J rotnimr. S M,
.1 ames. Fittshurxli Farm Agency. 134 Smlthtield
street, between oth and 6lh aveuiies. near.y oppo
site City Hall. H-Sl.-Jiu.J
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Johs TJ. IworsKHTS. uee'd.
Lettei testamentary upon the estate of John
K. hrbcrts, latent Eoi-nstmr boric:t!i, Cambria
county, deceased . hnrin bet-h liranted to th xrn
dersljned. notice Is hereby icivon to those indebt
ed to est'l estate to make immediate psx ment. and
I tl"se liavlnr claims nirslnst the same will present
inem property auinemicaioo lor semenient.
WM. M. Jl'NKS, t'eeeutor.
! Ebciebn-(r, Afejt. 54, 18. T.- Sl-st.
ADMINISTRATION N'OTICK.
Kstntc of Mary ritxt.w, dee'd.
I lettcrs of Aiimintstrittioii on the rtfe of s.ii l
dcrc.lent. late of t armll ton-ii!ilti. Csnittrta coun
ty, haxina? tieen t-rintcd to the undersigned
!.,!:;i
diste
tli- Weuis'f r of sai-l etuoity. all t-or""in' in 1etit
tn snid estate are renuesied to make Itnmiv
pnvniPttt. nndtlios:' h.ix i:ur rlxl'.tn a..am-t the
same will present them properly tu Ii tl ii'tir t
lor settlement,
i MA lit! RET rilALEN". Ad-nln.srrat r1 v
C
arrollt'ovn. Aug. SI. l77.-3t.
ryiXF. Iv T "ti'M'tl' vnt'llllav
1 . I I (mixed rpady for nse 1 is t he best in
the world for Tin. Iron. Felt, hii.xrlet or anv
tlilt'S exposed t't tho Keathtf. TRY IT. Prl'e.
H a'c.isc. containing three two pallon cnis. Lo.
cnl airrnts wanted.
AMERICAN VERMILIOX WORTTF,
JS-ai. 40 South Trent Mreet, Fhllatl s.
Jm.
HILL PROPlUn FOB SILL
1Y virtue of an order isuin! out ot the ftl'trji-t
Court 'd the felted States f"r the Wes-ein
Iiistriid of I'ennsvlvnnla. the u.i'ierlirnc'1 will ex-
peso to pul.liesa.o, at t.-c Cart Ho.-e tfeC9.
MondaT, the 17th day of Spp?cmler next,
AT I 0" !. fi. I. yi..
hVk that warn iwn ii im
situate In Carroll township, t atntiria county. Ta. j
ailpilninn b.uds ot Win. I-. M e Kenrie ant. o: hrr, j
eontamltiw no rr.n mere or less, ha vii k t here. ,
on a tiH IS I' M II.-L, wish one pair f'Btxi h It. is. i
otic pair Choppers, two lioliinif Clot lis. Elevator, i
Corn C r.i.krr. 4lc iloimr hmI Lnsmcs. Also '
tlereon a SAW Mil. I. two Iiwkli.o lmrs s. .
an.l ahout 10 Acres elcaicd. T bo sold stit-jc -t
to nn annual interest of du, to I o ni l t I l.c x l l-
ow of Jotm C. ,Mclu:re, ee'd. ilnrinii her lite, 1
l the pnti-ii. Bl. i..Ki0 tc tie heirs a, her . Ir.it h. i
&f no"! auJ sui'ficieut title wid be afiven to
the purchaser. ,
Tkkms of Sale. f n-fonrtli of tho prrcbs-e j
tnune to be cash : onc-reurtti in alx inonihs. cne- I
tonrtli In twelve inoiiths. nnd one. fourth in eigh
teen months, boannn interest at the rate of ; per
cent ., eeenrea on t he promises
irrilKLLU S.MEAD, ssignee.
Augnst 0, 1st:. Bl. su,.
FARM VOW SAt.tv Tlie '.v:vt
sijftied offers a private sale her FA KM
ot Hrt rrra In Itlarkllrk tawnshlp. sevrn miles
northwe-tof Fbi r.slittri?. en the N.rktuwn road,
nlwur. 8(1 Arrr clesred," partially fneed. nml In a
.air state of cultivation. The improvements con
sist of a two story House, I'K itnrti. Spring
House. (irrhMrii.'.Xtc.. and there Is nn nl n.innr-
nf ttrllvn! wnteron I he nr-tn!ses. Will be sold
, ,i.ean an,i on e;.sv paVm uits. Cnli nn or Ad-
d tLUNUK IDttThU
Aug. "4 ;tS77
3t.
Ehenshurjt P. O.
A"
DM I N I ST Pv A TO S NOTIC K.
V.siate of JolIN STFTIIKS., dec il.
Tetters of administration on the est ite of said
decedent, latcot C...rroil township. Cambria eotiti-
SsESpS
rfe'liate payment, ami .nose iuiyiik onim" -Hands
will present thetn properly ant hent Icale l
fur settlement. MAKll. n.'or.n.
Aug. 24, lS77.-Ct.
Adailnlsifate.
A OVITT) TO TITK VOTEUS
OfCambhia ("ocntv. Tn accor.la.u-e
with the wishes of many friends. 1 I'reny
notinro mvseir as nn lmlepen. lent t an.iidnte tor
the offlee of I'rothonotnry nn I pb'dEe niyieir, it
elected to discharge -be . In: f. s of .I.e. ..!-. uh
Uglily" NA 1 HAMELHOitNE.
' Jefctitilttwm July Sn. lsrt.
yi: ir a i ri:n tisi;mj: ts.
PIMriC "latrnif.crr.t ssr,3 Krn-rwi rtan,-
I IMIlUO 174: tine liisrw.Hd fpright Planee
J.H. ill A fbltle r)se.l cost is.io. only .
I it'ClUriS "lust lesol-l. PariorOrgans.2Stei'S
f tj; ?S4o;.s.t: 12 Stop? only 7S.
Nearly New 4 Set-tKefld, 22 Stops. Snl Has Sfl
tlntave IVtiplrr Orgpr.''. cost over3.V only A:.A.
Lowest Prices ever .ihereil. Sent on IS daxs' l.-t.
tri.il. Voa S5lt wiry I ufTcr s cheap. 1 answer
Hard Tillies.. .Keflull sales over s .000 .two aniui
all. Vx af coiuinenced bv nioucpolists. lb-war
xf .rfihhvinnat clrcutar. Write ler explanation..
Kcttta rrs-ing. Full iiartirular Ireo. ddrets
bnalrl t'. iteatty. 1Vahlartan. w Jeraey.
i ;hll n, 1
; '"" lit
j
!
j
t
week In vour own town. Terms and t? cat -
free. H. H st-LKTT l Co., rortlann. Me.
!
1 hmr Terrible llea.larli r;enemt
bv (Oistrneted seert'tirns. at.d tn which ladb-ssre
epii-iuliv su'.O'ict. rati fiWax.'Ch relieve.!, and
tlnir Ttc-'irrcnoc pr.Tcmed. by the -e Ta
tv.x nt's KrrKur csi ent ArrsiLM. I'rocurai'ie
at nl! dru store.
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
XOfi AX, ACRE
Or the Itl'ST I tMl in A t I It l' A. near the
nei:T imon V A' trie P aiLhoao.
A FA KM VOU 8200!
fn cs; (H.-ipariifs v. f(?i
J.-lc rati s of infT'St.
Full inforSiatiin rcr.t f; et. Address
O. F. DAVIS
I.aittl As ' XF..
.pi n ntny at home. Any:" wanted, fla'fit
, I and tcmis tree. Tare Co.. A unusta. Me.
T'rcnrh SnoW-I late Cards, with name. 10 cts.
I. K. HXHUT.it, Maiden Bli.lge. S. 1.
JACKSON'S
BEST AND ABOVE ALL.
These br.indsof rwrct r.avr arc aoknewlerlce 1
b all tu be the Itnest ditirli'g 1 iiliaceoen 1 1 tins'
k'cl.. Sold Jv all dealers Send for sample to t'.-e
tnanjfact'Jrc:-?, C. A. AC K ."'' JN . CO., Peters
burg, Va.
f. w mi.i:. ;encmt scit. a a a
S. Hiilrr Sit.. Pliilotl. Ipliln.
! oo Mixed t'nM;,T( V.mor, 1 rts. Samp'e for
' O'J ". ft. :8tii;. S 3!i:klrr k Co.. :isi.i, N.ll.
j - TTlrs I ine lo-l C.ltrts. x-ith name, in cts ,
; -wiJ pyst-j :ii I. 1. JON t.S It Ci.. Nassun, N. .
' iii Weefc to A--er:t,. tn out ff Fif.
; -JO.) C V ' I I'.o. VICKI.UV, Augusta Main.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
"OTTfT. is lirri 1 y rh t n that the l'.lIoxvtne
1 1 named Aceo.mt hax e been 5'Sscd and b.'ed
in ttie K.-rister's oiiict: at l.l !i'oiru-. in nnd for
tin- county of Cumin irt. and xx ill be presented
to tl..' Orpli Mis' Court of s:'!.l oiiin'v. Inf. Mi-
I firination sol a lloxvmi; f. on IVihm.mi.w, th
1 ..Iid iyof Si f-TF.xt iit ii, A . i. I -".7. to xv ,t :
1 1. The fir.-t .vn I !.ti::l acc i:i.t ( I Ilnrlumn R. rr.
Lr.iar'!iiin nf .lane L'P'V f, a I'.i'nur club! ot l'h.iip
! baifcr. late nf Cambria e:. t d'-rca'-'ed.
j 2. The ( eciit'd ar;f.--iit A C.'.t Iiarmi- MrCnTjran,
J aduiinl.-tra'rix dc buiiis 1 '.I., cuiii trstntnento n
; nexo. of I'etir luii herty. 1:i'c of Sum nut vi 1 lo
j borin:rh. deceased.
j 'the Ut ..i-i- i:it ,.f Eli -iit t-th Mrt'onatd Jird
, .tames I'. Connc'l. :! inir .. rut oi s nf I : li- Jlc
I Ii'in.iI'I. late ot Cau.brii i;i.n'ii'--li tleceased.
I t The ivmiiit of ;-;.;m u-l leitiuliivs. at.mini".
j Iratoref Ah! it; Ib.ultits. lute of Jol.ntu n hor
l nine!., ilci'r.ised.
ft. The f!-st an 1 finl nceortd of Hart man Ecr-.
! truardi-in ol Ifachel Kaijcr. a minori'liiM of I'lilllp
ltt(.'r. imip ui .la.-KSon townelop, u i- m -e 1.
6. The fir-t and final account of .Ins. S. Strnyer,
adiiiliii.-irator do ls-nis non ol Anna M. (iillnin.
.rii tl t. ... ,
I U'l" "1" j'!rn'i t::, V'11'
T. The rt-f..iiit of kdrauud J. Wmrrt survtvirir
' rxertttnr of r.dward Evans. lat; of Ftx-nsbuTr
j l:r.rr-rl, rlreeaecd, rclatig to the real estate ol
J tjld neCi-di-Ilt .
j . The first sud Ennl cr-nint M Th'tiu" Pbtf-U'-'t.
adtnotlstramr 'f M.iry Kehoc, laie .f t5l-
ii:rin t'.Ktiiip. ipr. u t.
5. J be Erst und f n.xl a-vn.ir.t uf Hettrv .T Hite,
tl'luiiuisiral. rof i-attiii A. Hite, late ol jobnstoxxn
Ivreujrh. tb-eeased.
15. The frst and bnsl nccocr J if James WlTsor-.
! sr., udui!iittr:it(r of Jatiits Wilson, ir.. lair ef
I , t. . . ' .
C "JV i 1 . i' df
1 i, " h i.nf, ? v
!r""7.!',' ."'".'o'0' "i
decearcd.
aceorint of Daniel o.
aiicy Cotiauirh. late r.f
Taylor town jhip. deceased.
5 ?. Tue tcciint cf Jolm Sh.irhnnh. cnsrdlan
ofThoiiias M. !cl 1;-. nv.c cl trt tnip ir heir td V.
A. Kcllly. lute of vvuill,nj,.t. n t-xit:'p 'It-e'd.
1j Tlie tirt and partisl -e.juut of Daniet
l.nuthcr. administ ratur d Frederick Ttsh, late cf
.Totinstewn biT'.njrh. tle--n-f t.
14. -The account of Jnseeli Crlte. t nanlian ef
Ann L. Adam, a ThIiit i'. l'.d n! It. rr.ard Ailatus,
late ol ttamhrts cotnitr, si? -eased
!". 1h Trst sn-l llnat.nre.iunt of K. V Porter,
esq., aifnilnlstraier of 5!re..n Sultzbach, lute of
Et'enslinra borough, tlccensed.
i. The first and llna! crerunt of Thomn W.
Wllllnms. tmr lltinot li. IU Iisvls. a ro'niri-hild
of ln I). Davis, lale of Khanfbur tr.iiirh. do
cefwei,. I. The .Tt and .nnrtb-.l ccrount ol Or) bit J.
F.vsns and u ni. II. Stdi'i r. esq . ailininistrn'ir
el t. D. Evans, late ot V.'iltnore tsironh, dee'.i.
J A MES M. SlNf5F.lt. ItetrisK r.
Tieglefer's Olfice. Eitenshunt, Aujr. .1. l-77.
' 7 "OWS- -MMMtAlsr.MENTS.
! " Notice 1 hereby given hat lite (til-
Inw.iu luinied r. i prat-H-nii'ii t of property of
do. i-.icii: cetectmi n-l et spat t forth, wl-tnw
;if Intestate rmb r the Att -t enil:'v (if
1 l-41'.i ol April. A ). 1--..1. hex.- b.-t-., ,( ,,, ,,
! Il' ri -.f s office .1 1 Etiem-biii k . :n.. ol w t-i e
entr il To t'ie 0 p':O.C (.i. I .. t 'huiI.i i- eoun
J i' . for fi'ip'.-o -ti :i :id atloxx tiu-i-. on W i liMsfni,
j t ho .11 1, j.iy ni Sri-i i m iiKi:. . . I. 1.- 77. to wit :
1 1. Tnven'ory end sprrn'semcnt of certain p. r.
! ronat property njipraUd and S"t apart tor Marv
, V illiatns. widow of .l-.hn Wl'l'aim late of i .heiis
i bur tmrouith, .Ice d l'7 m
; 2. Inventory and sppnost nirnt of rrrtsn prr-
inl property si.praifii.HVl set r.pnrt for Eiti
I beth I'lslionir. wnio f Faul S. Torhorg, late r.f
1 .Tn'-KS'.r town.'hip. flc: d -.v" f-i
I 3. Inventorr nnd n pits im m nt of nitmn nr
F'.nal pn.j.er'y apprai.-eii nr.d s.-t apart fi.r . l.r's-
iiiim r'-Mir. witir.i -ii iii .n- I "Ft r, lute of
F.I'ensht-jr bsro''i. lir d- ? jni 'i
I
S&
1. I r,rfntry fi'.t-t a ;-;.r ij-oinent of eorfm n.-r.
1 r renrrtx- airm wl an.l ut nr.iti ir. r
m Lili., l.itv "t '.tiinun ih 11 t wnfhip. .leo'4
.t AMES M SI;T.it. l'oi.i..r
lb'2-istcr's OlV.cc, Eh n.-buiy. Anjr. f , 1-77.
' TITXT l T 4 ltflntl I T friTTrsnT Pn
j IfJJlAA FORMAL SCHOOL Of Yl
"!"'i Wir ter Term of -.-4 net npen on
MONDAY, SEPT. lOth, 1377.
The Summer Term of fc -veek- will open
MONDAY, MAR. 25th. IB7S.
n:i!Ms. $.ijnt ;; n i::k,
InclmKns T'titi-nt. I!--: . E ...in. Heat. LiM
P!ld WHSliili-.
He-t Noi-mal Srle.nl I'.ti.h.ii 'n t;,e State. Fari"!.
ties in f-xery resH-et t-ipial to iivy Xortunl Schfa 1
in l he f tiited Suites S-u t.-nt- non enter at nr y
time lurtnst thetc.ia. For partieuiars. pnd for
Catj!o;tue to
1. M. ?Lfx-sr.:x'l(. T'rinriiml.
r-21-4t.J Inoiana. Ta.
SELLERS LIVER FILLS
PHVf" I.ixt fl i. hT -i ... hir.r imr. .Stuck t
l ... . . . . ... - - - a
j mm Kfn-.--:j i..r iw c'ir-T i.t-. e. I . .-tic'. 1 nwtiTraeM,
i Strh Hft-s. .It if.'sucemt-.ts . I.lTt-.
Seller"" t-rnilrnevt ttit-c-r T IX ami 0.-.... -
' e-j--! 4O0 f. 'o- from mi et-.iM. 9 imft nitl.
I Wei. f St. I.""'". Ho. !-rw- of ,cb. lie' If r.it
I dm,- ii Q'-i i i-s-j- '-"iii tv34 for them.
P. W sn.lTfr(l Sr.rr-. hsit. -Xi
StH.I) l)V AI L niirCfil.'TS. 12 M.
AIMTXISTIJ ATOK'S NO TICK
Ttate cf A t 'TS M APTZ, dec d.
j Tetterscf A!nlr:ttrnlien rvm tr,t.T,ritr,
xo-r- on t ne estate of Alois l art?., late ef mhi-t
. toxrsliip. CamlTis eounty. oeceasil hnve 'te n
j grunted to Wm. Marti, o.'snld township, to whunj
: all persons In-let. tod In said estate are reqnestcl
; to in-ikc inline Hate payment. hii: thone imririr
. Maiiss or detnan'ts wtli present t hem proiierlv nu
1 thetiticated lor Settlement
VM. MARTZ. Administrator.
Cajnbria Twp., Ani;. 9, 177. 6t.
1
fHEILM FEMALE COLLEGE.
I A Ft frST-t "i.ass Cot.t.ro a. alih very onpe.
j rlor it'HnmiiitM, for t hose who w sh "t hnrotirh.
! I.'lterar or .-Vijthetic t.'nbnr-. Here parent s mar
j id life their damhteis. teelins sure that thev wtli
re under the refining influeneo of a Social C'hrts
, tisu home.
j (s-io 1 Tl RS TFKT JI0IHlATE.
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Address FF.M ALE t -tlEl.EO E,Wl,eeling,v.Va
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t-- f irrii.-x ah . r ' ' 7
'KO 31. KhADh. Altorev-nf-ljaiC;
'V p-.ensb.irz. Pa. Offlce on Cc"xtri st ce,-f
Wii doors ftont Itirfii street. 27.
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