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w-0Pr .orely stand on alippery placea
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;,Ti xi..kn Rnmor speaks trnly, tiie
'jkiwna Horning .QleU is about to be reana-
"vvhT it a nriveTsally recoRDUeil fact
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p,r,iVjoor life wortb 23 rents? If It la do
.Ttiect okj:u cr co!J- u Boll's
iseb fvrup at once.
fvntt Auditors Boas, Porter amt Mo-
CyrtnKk are fetting in their work ou the
eCe'P's ' tipcauiiiim vk vm-
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... .11 drinmlsta aa PeJiig a purely vegetaoie
iiid reliab.e preparation for habiea. Price
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ir..iiutivturg. for the third time In a many
j, am save tlrlb ou 9ud7 Digbt laat to
A tbree-ye:r-oia rea 01 ai r. oeorge jvod-
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j."t water, on Friday laat. aud waa pretty
Kvere!j scalded.
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XiiiTlitpy dikuv oi ibci wees.
-Our CUefi towDsuip correaponaen: ritp
!. 'J" particuinrn ui ma iiniv uid or
Mr. Gi'Tire Hriiricb, not John IJelfricb, aa
ili I-erald bad it In It laat inane.
1 wt-iitv-K'Ur merciionta or joiinatoyrn
l ate tcatUBlly Bf reeJ to "abut up abop" at
.uVotk evry erfult-jr. V hy ahonld no
mr inertliniit fo aud do likewise ?
-Mr. Jobn L.!t2lrger, aon or Air. Daniel
Hinder, l Mia lo nve aiea or conump-
;!a nt Ins liom5 in Clearfield townxbtp a
ftw ago. May be reft lu peace.
Pirn-ant tit iiey, me out fuika lilte it.
ihf jci r e rror'e like if, and the babiea crv
Ut U mean Dr. Frazier'a Cough Syr-
p. 12-21.-ly.
BifLop Tnirg, of Pitlaburgh, an-.i;iMabop
Raue, of Wlitfiiug, V. Va., were the gnesta
u Mi-nday ulebt lattof Kev. O. P. Gallagher,
piKr bf St. Jobn'a chnrcb, Jobnatown.
8in:a the discc Tary of Dr. William' In
Man Ointment t lit re la certainly no exense
ti r aiiy "tie to aufi'er with tiie Tllea. See
jf..ial i ntlce. 12-21. It.
Tbe Iittbnrgb paper report that' two
tram; t were found frczett to death btw-u
mo car of a weau-rn-bound freight train
wtiUb arrived at Torrena elation on Xueslay
lLcrauirf.
A lr.imn face, perfectly formed, tbe ri
(jo:iit Lai dl work of that wonderful artlnt
Jaik k'rot, waa observable ou one of tbe
window ponea of onr office on Wedoerday
B-orring lart.
Mr J. Ti di ElntcbSnaon, vrboae aerloua
iiit e at tdenbnrg. Clarion ronnty, we no-li-ni
a few wefka ago, reached hia'bomn in
ili! p'ai'e on Wedneaday night laatrniiik
)uipri'ed in health.
-The P. R. R. depot in Gayeport (Holll
'jijit urg), wte alightly datr.aged by Are,
u) pcted to have originated from tbe heater
in tbe tbe cellar, on Wednesday night of laat
wtk. Lo-a about 20O.
-Oue at leaet of the jurrora drawn to
rTe at the March term of Court cannot
ropcml to tbe mandate, aa be wan nimmon
d ta appear before a higher tribunal, and
ft wtli h all of.ne will bare to face aoouer
ti ar.
Tbe CcuntT Commleelonere having an
tbtrjd Sheriff Ryan to pay the epetlal po
h employed in and abont Jobr.itnwn dnr
!ig tbe railroad trouble in July laat, which
Kmc will coet tbe county a considerable en in
cf ruoziw.
A titrrcan named Chriet. Khrxlea, an
milt ye of the Blair Iron and Coal Co. at
Hoilii'.ayabnrg, waa canght between two oar a
(iimiay tnornlng of laat week and ao bad
iv crnphed that he died in leea than twenty
f nr I cora after.
Mr. Blmon Bcbroth and a yonnv man
Tid Oeua, both reaidenta of Carrol Itown,
if f r fcallna, Ranaaa. en Welnelay night
'"'i fr the pnrpoae of bettering thair for
tnr, f pcnible. In that or aoine ether patt
tpf tbe great Weat.
Sir. Bamnel Lemon, brother of Senator
Imnn, haa left Hollidayabnrg for Ureal!,
blfcT be goea to take a hand in bnlldlng
la Madeira and Mamore railroad, for tbe
retraction of which Meetra. F. Si T. Col
ilitt ar tbe contractor.
Mr. Jov-pb Parka, of Caat Conemangh,
Ui been appointed road foreman of eoginea
vo the Tyrone dlvlalon, and Mr. JC. K. Rna
'.;, fi.reuau of tbe upper ronudbonae at
Altocua baa been made bia eucreeaor on tbe
astern and of the Pittaburgh division.
Lr Boffuuan, aurgeou dentiat, will be
Wllaii.re on Tnesday, Jan. 22d, and at
Carrolltown ou Friday following, Jan. 25th,
aiid mhat he intenda to do, or will be pre
psrJ to do, when he vlsita each of tboe
place., ! of course apparent to all. 2t
Tb lifaleea r.tnalna of a whUky flaak
er fnanil on the eidewalk ou Ceutre atrent,
Wrweto Main and 9ample etreeta, on Wed
tieikUy mornlnir last. There was nothing to
aiitw the catise of ita death, but a alngle
glance auQced to oouvluce that the apirit
baj Indeed departed.
Turn It a you will, view it In any light
you plea, the fact etill remaiua unqne
tioredand nnqneatlonable that A. A. Barker
& Son, Ebeusburg and Carrolltown, give
niore aooil of the beat quality for the name
amount of money than any other dealer on
top or at the baae. of tbe Aileghenlea.
We ahonld have stated laat week that
Mr. Jarob Kirkpatr'ck assumed on the 1st
ii't. tbe position aaslgned him at the late
eV'.Iou a one cf the Poor Directors of
Cambria county an office which we are
aure no more honest, nprlght or conacientiona
UiftD bna ever been called npon to fill.
A four-foot vein of bituminona coal of
excellent quality haa been unearthed on tbe
f-irm of Mr. Frank Mullen, in Summerbill
township, about two mllea from Wi'.more,
aiul as the coal la quite accessible and not
fr from the railroad, the discovery promisee
o he a big bonanza for the fortunate owner.
At an election held in Chest township
en Tuesday Ust, on tbejqueatton of dividing
tbe township, the vote stood 112 for and 11
agiEgi the proposed divisiou. The new
township thus created is to be called E'.der.
with the middle of Chest creek aa the boun
dary line, ai; west of that stream to com
prise the nexv township.
Mr. Cal. Edelblnte, who aceidentally
bot himself In the face a few weeks ago,
made bis flrstappearance on the streets since
'Uearcident on Wednesday last. He carried
Ma head in a sling and presented a rather
battered appearance, but we are glad to
know that he In still worth several dead men
tid that what is left of him is In a fair way
ot recovery.
A telegram published in the Pittsburgh
papers of Tuesday morning last reports that
'be telegraph operator at Cresson observed
a man clinging to one of be platforms of the
ay Express east on Snnday last, and at
once telegraphed the fact to Galiitzin, where
'be train was signaled and stoprwd and the
man taken off, hut be died on the following
nortiltig froul the effects of cold and ex
poeur. We publish a letter elsewhere relative
to the s'ghta seen and Impressions made by
fcent hurried trip through tbe oil regions
blrh will well repay perusal. It Is from
'be pn 0f rery Intelligent and respected
' iy friend who not only knows how to write
r,,r the press, but is amply qn.ilifled, If need
wre, to pnt her contributions in type after
by are written. We Lope to hear from
her often.
Mr. James O. Itasson has received from
l rnthonntarv O'Donnell the appointment of
'J' pnty. and entered with bis chief npon tbe
J?,1' harge of official dntlea on Monday laat.
''bhs U an excellent penman, and being
f'lUv posted in tbe routine bualneaa of that
nd a'l other offices abont the Court House,
o will no doatir prove himnelf cnmeienl
'he rwirfon as any rriaa rbat eeuM bare
tiu len(j.
A. vigorous old gentleman !n Clearfield
township, aged abont 63 years, has recently
fti-comDlisbed the mm feat cf bnrylng one
wife and marrying another inside of three
months. The tast wife is about seventeen
yeara bis Junior, bnt it don't follow from 1
that fnct that she will live Jong enough to
eee Mm marry another one.
Hon. John II. Bailey, who waa elected I
a Judge of the Conrts of Allepb
at the November election, was sworn into
office on Monday last. Tie is the first and
only Democrat who has been elevated to the
judiciary in that county since tbe power of
electing judges was given to the people. He
Is an able lawyer and in every way qualified
for the Ligb position.
No man or woman who values their
health abonld dispense with gnm overshoes
during tbe present sloppy season, and no
ntan or woman who consults the interests of
their pocket-hooks should go elsewhere than
to tbe cheap cash store of A. A. Barker &
Bon, Ebensburg and Carrolltown, to bny
overshoes or anything else they may need
for household or personal nse.
II r. C. F. O'Donnell, Prothonotary, and
W. Horace Rose, Esq., District Attorney,
took tbe requisite oaths of office on Monday
laat. The latter gentleman is his own suc
cessor, and baa made a record for himself
that he has every reason to be proud of, and
Mr. O'Donnell will no doubt prove himself
equally competent and courteous in tbe dis
charge of the duties which Lave Just devol
ved upon uim.
Don't eonolnf.e becanso the holidavn are
over that all desirable cowls at the popular
cheap cash store of Myers & Llord have
been disposed of, or that they are less pre
pared or less willing to supply evervbody
with tbe best of goods at tbe verv lowest
prices. They atill have an abundant and
elegant stock of dry goods, groceries, etc.,
and there is not a man in the business who
can undersell them.
We bad a call on Wednesday last from
our genial friend and natron, Mr, Michael
Fitabarris, tbe popular and pleasant propri
etor of the St. Charles' hotel, Altoona,
which, however, he has to vacate on the
first of April, without a certain tv as to where
be will pitch his tent after lhat date, al
though be baa an eye on the Miller House,
Greensbnrg, at present in tbe occupaury of
Capt. John Porter.
We welcome back our old Chest town
ship correspondent nnder a new name, and
can fully endorse all be says about tbe fitness
of Mr. Cbas. Lnngbeln for the office of Regis
ter and Recorder, to which he aspires. Mr.
Li. is an energetic, high-minded c.i'izen of
northern Cambria, a sound Democrat, a good
penman, and an Intelligent, worthy gentle
man, and if called npon toserrehe will not be
found wauling in any particular.
This region was favored with a fall of
eight or ten inches of snow a few daya ago,
bnt as it waa of a dry, harsh character, it did
not serve very well for sleighing purposes.
Wednesday, however, brought a cold rain,
which still prevails as we write on Thurs
day forenoon, and is freezing as fast as It
falls, thus rendering the roads admirable for
sleighing purposes. P. 8. The rain baa quit
freezing aud tbe enow la rapidly disappear
ing. We do tb'a week what we. should have
done last week, award tbe meed of praise to
Harry 81ep, Esq., of the Altonna ilrror, for
a grod act well done in furnishing a Ivounti
ful New Year's dinner for the fourth time in
the history of that journal to tbe carrier Itoys
connected with that establishment. Mr.
Blep la not only an enterprising and affable
gentleman, but he has a generous heart
overflowing with tbe milk of human kind
ness. If yon must slip down, and in the pres
ent icy condition of tbe sidewalks it seems
almost impossible to avoid It, you will do
well to slip down to Jas. J. Murphy's Star
Clothing Hall, 109 Clinton strect.Johnstown,
aud buy yourself a ueat and elegant suit of
clothes, the prices whereof have been so
mnch reduced since tbe holidays that a
complete outfit for man or boy can now be
honght for $5 and upward. Also, tbe finest
whit sbirt in the market for SI.
Pi othonotary O'Donnell set it np on
several of bis friends, on Monday last, in
sliape of a sumptnons dintier served at the
Mountain Horse as only "mine host" ef that
well-regnlated establishment knows hew to
get np a square meal. Happening to be one
of the iuvlaMt guests, we can bear ample tes
timony to the quantity and quality of the
viands, for a fair share of which we return
onr thanks to the gentleman who so gener
nnaly provided and paid for the bonutifnl
feast.
In answer to several inquiries, we would
say that all who pay for the Fbkkmak nntil
January 20'h, 1879, at the rate of 81.75 per
year in the county, or $1 PO oatslde of the
county, will be furnished witbthe premlntn
book, which will be ready for dell very in the
early part of February. Parties who have
paid Tor a portion of the coming volume,
which begins two weeka hence, will there
fore understand that it la necessary to pay
in full to the above date before tbey can re
oeive tbe "Home Guide."
The Johnstown Democrat of laat week
mentioned the name of onr old and esteemed
fellow-citizen, John Fenlon, Esq., in connec
tion with the Democratic nominations for
Assembly in this county. We have no hesi
tation iu saying that if Mr. Fenlon, who had
considerable experience in hie younger days
lu the balls of legislation 'is chosen as one of
the two members of the Legislature from
Little Cambria," he will be found as true,
faithful aud efficient as any one who has
been there el nee he himself quitted the portals
of the State rapitol iu the year 1S49.
Maggie Farrell, a twelve-year-old niece
of Rev. John Boyle, paator of the Chnrcb of
tbe Holy Name in tbia place, died of inflam
matory rheumatism at the home of her pa
rents in Pittsburgh, on last Saturday after
noon. The deceased, who spent several
months In our town year before last, will be
remembered by many of our people as a
modest, sweet-faced little girl, who was a
universal favorite among her young asso
ciates, to whom, as well aa tojall who knew
her only to appreciate her winning ways,
she was greatly endeared. May she rest iu
peace.
The concert on Friday evening last waa
mnch more of an ovation than even tbe most
sanguine friends of the Exnsburg silver cor
net band could have anticipated, tbe Court
House being well filled and the receipts ag
gregating about thirty dollars. The vocal
aud instrumental music furnished on the oc
casion was for the most part well rendered,
hut a more varied programme would no
doubt have given greater satisfaction. The
singing of Miss Mollie Davis, the comic song
by Doc. ThompHon, and tbe music by the
band were received with special marks of
favor.
Having failed to get as good a bid as it
is believed can be obtained for tbe Oantner
farm, which, aa we have already informed
our readers, is located in Carroll township,
within two miles of Carrolltown, and con
tains 153 acres, 100 of which are cleared, with
All necessary improvements, the sale has
been postponed until Wednesday, Jan. 39th,
at 1 o'clock, p. to., when it will tske place
at Blum's Hall, in the borongh of Carroll
town. The farm in question is one of the
best in northern Cambria and is nnderlaid
with an abundance of iron ore, coal and Are
clay.
Th large barn on the farm of Mr. John
Williams, in Cambria township, abont one
mile and a half northeast of this place, was
burned to tbe ground between 1 and 2 o'clock
yesterday morning, and some 400 bnshels of
oats, a lot of bay, and much other property
were lost in the conflagration. The fire was
in all probability either the work of an in
cendiary or caused by the carelessness of
some one or more of the tramping fraternity
who may have taken lodging for the night
In the building. We did uot leaf n the extent
of the loss, if indeed it has teen estimated,
but understand there is an insurance of $450
in the yEtna.1
The tanner he sat in his easy chair,
smoking his pipe of clay, while his hale old
wife, with busy care, was clearing the din
ner away ; then all at once the farmer arose,
as if on some project intent, aud taking a
view of his thread-bare clothes, straightway
i to Altoona he went; and when he got there
j he found, without deubt, in a trice, that
; everything man needs to wear ran be bought
at a wonderful price from Godfrey Wolff,
who keeps a store large and complete next
the P.O., on famous Twelfth street, and who
Just baa red need to less than cost price.
evreai ied Lavy ei orbing well utue and
of Mtj ! wry Die.
Constable Wherley of this place succeed
ed on Wednesday last, after the emplovm-nt
of a good deal of strategy n errentln
ynnng and powerfully-built man named Wm
MeCall, who Is charged with committing j
r,M"") iiirrniBnann in me railroad ticket
office at. Portage station, prominet among
which was an assault and battery on the
person of tbe agent at that place. The
alleged offences were perpetrated several
months ago, and although several efforts
were made since then to arrest the gnilty
party, he managed to elnde the vigilance of
tbe officers nntil onr rather diminutive
Wherley succeeded by dintof perseverence
and a vast atnonnt of inirenuit v in laying his
hands npon him. The prisoner was brought
to this place in a sleigh aud committed to
jail tbe same evening.
The Seaboard Pipe Line Com pan v hav
ing seenred the right of way from Butler
county to Baltimore, or near that city, the
work of laying down the pipe will be com
menced on the first of April and completed,
it is expected, during the coming summer.
The company is nnder the control of capital
ists In the oil region who are engaged in tbe
production of that article, and is sfvled
"The Producers' Union." The pipe will be
4 Inches in diameter, and will be laid 24
ieei under ine snrrace or the gronnd. It
will have a daily capacity of tix tltonaand
barrels, and will be operated durine both
day and night. The line will be 230 miles
long, 40 miles of which will lie located in
Maryland. It will cross the Carrolltown
road abont four miles north of this place,
and will pass between Chest Springs and St.
Augustine.
The same series of events which have
jnst culminated in the induction of Mr. C.
F. O'Donnell Into the Prothnnotary's office
have of eonrse made H imperative npon Mr.
Bernard McColgan to retire from that posi
tion; and in tinting this fact we dem it due
to the latter gentleman to say that his entire
official career was marked with strict and
faithful attention to business and by the
mrist conrteons and gentlemanly intercourse
with all who bad business relations with
him. He has onr best wishes for his fntnre
health and prosperity, and ever gratefully
shall we remember that be wa not only one
of the most prompt-paying officials for whom
we did work of any kind, bnt that he at all
times acted on the principle that tbe Demo
cratic papers of the county were jnstlv and
by right of service to the party entitled to
tbe patronage of bis office.
A dwelling house on a farm in Barr
township owned by Mr. Thomas Griffith, of
this place, and jtist vacated by the family of
air. tieo. c. Krnge, who had removed to a
new house on tbe same place, but, ha.l as yet
taken nothing away but stoves, bedding, and
a few other, articles, caught fire in some
mysterious way abont S o'clock on Friday
morning last and was totalry destroyed, to
gether with about 80 bushels of corn in the
ear, 30 bushels of rye, 8 bushels of wheat, 10
bushels of buck w neat 10 bushels of bar
ley, besides three sets of good hainr! a.nd a
lot of household furniture, etc. How the
fire originated is unknown, although the pre
sumption is that, a defective flue bad some
thing to do with it. There hal been fire in
the house tbe day previous, but care was
taken to extinguish every ember be fore leav
ing tbe premises. We did not learn the ex
tent of Mr. Kruge'a loss, but as he is be is a
poor man it is heavy enough to be felt very
seriously by him, though Ids energy and in
dustry will no doubt enable him to overcome
the roiafortutie before a ,rrcat while.
Aft Outrage that is Not to Go TJji
PTJNlSHF.n. One of the best citizens of onr
town a gentleman who stands high iu the
communiy and baa the respect and esteem
of all who know him has just caue for
complaint at the insults and indignities
heaped upon tbe meinliers of bis very excel
lent family and their gentleman escort while
on their way to and returning from the
concert at the Court House on Friday even
ing last, and the young blackgnards who
bnndied bis name from mouth to month, for
tbe purpose of creating a laugh at the ex
pense of one of bis most accomplished
daughters aud the gentleman who accom
panied them, will find themselves called to
accouut lefore long in a way they least ex
pected, but well deserve. The aggrieved
gentleman has fnlly made np bis mind to
teach 'the beardless ruffians a lesson that
they will not soon forget, end in so doing he
will receive the thanks and encouragement
of a community that has long been disgraced
by the Infamous conduct of a certain class of
young men unfortunately too well known in
our town. He has already obtained the
names of several parties implicated in the
outrage complained of, and as soon as he
completes tbe list, which he anticipates no
tronble in doing, he proposes to make an ex
ample of them that cannot fail to strike ter
ror Into their hearts and prove to their sor
row that they cannot longer insult respecta
ble people on the public streets or elsewhere
with brazeo affrontery ami without any fear
as to the consequence. In this, as we have
said, tbe gentleman in question well deserves
aud will receive the approval ofevery right
minded person in tbe community, aud the
punishment be proposes is not only well
merited, hut of a character which is abund
antly calculated to crush out this great and
growing evil in our midst. God speed the
good work, say we
Fotjnd Dead. The lifeless remains of
an unknown man were found on laft Sunday
afternoon !ying beside the track of the
Ebensburg And Cresson railroad, at what is
known as Lilly's crossing, not far beyond
Munster, aud a letter discovered in one of
bis pockets, dated at Pleasant ville, Bedford
county, and evidently written by himself
and addressed to some party In Altoona, left
no doubt that his name was James McCarty,
and the presumption is that he was on bis
way to tbe latter city, though an undirected
envelope, liearing the printed card of an Al
toona business house, which was found on
bis person, might be accepted as an evidence
that he was returning from that place. Be
that as it may, there was nothing to show
that he had been frozen todeath, as reported
by some of the papers, while a',1 thd sur
roundings pointed very plainly to tbe fa;t
that heart disease or some equally expedi
tion melody, had thus sadly aifd strangely
ended his earthly career. When found be
had a carpet-sack clutched tightly in one
band, while the other hand was thrust into
one of his pockets, which showed very con
clnsively that death bad come upon him
without a moment's warning. We did not
learn whether any inquest was held on tbe
remains, or whether anything valuable was
found in his possession, but the latter we
presume was not the case, as the body was
removed to the poor-bouse and on Monday
last buried in Potter's field at tbe expense
of tbe county.
A SKii-LFFLPHTStcia?-. Dr. George H.
Keyser, of this city, is so well-known to the
community in which be has been in success
ful practice for such a long series of years,
that it is scarcely necessary to mention the
location of his office. For the benefit of the
few who may not te familiar with it, how
ever, it may be stated that it is at No. 240
Penn avenue. The doctor, in his special
lines of practice, may be said to be almost
without a peer in this country. A lengthy
experience and years of s'udy have made
him most thoroughly familiar with pulmon
ary complaints, ami likewise with all that
class of diseases that are to lw cured by
trusses and annlianeen of iliat cIkifskUi.
Dr. Keyser is one of the best, educated men
in this locality particularly so in bis pro
fession and In the particular branches of it
to which we have referred. His thorough
knowledge of diseases of this character and
their treatment insure absolute safety, and
those who place their reliance on him can
rest assured that their faith is firmly ground
ed. Pittsburgh Dispatch. l-ll.-lm.
A young woman named Orphia Graf
fins, formerly of Punxsutawney, Jefferson
county, gave birth to an illegitimate child
at tbe bouse of Mr. Cliristopher Graffins, in
Altoona, on Monday morning lst, and
afterwards wrapped it in an old calico skirt
and carried it upstairs and deposited it. in
her trunk, shutting down the lid. Mrs.
Graffins, learning what bad happened, sub
sequently fonnd the child in t he girl's trunk,
and her husband, supposing that it had met
with a violent death, made information
against the mother of the infant, hut a coro
ners innnest. after hearing illiha rU.nn.
"unn ai txruciusTon i nai toe rniia
nJ-fcero.
OUT Off IBB WhbeIi. The following
named gentlemeu were on Friday last drawn j
aerve as urami aim .traverse Jurors at
the ensuing term of Court, commencing on
Monday, March 4th, 1878 :
GRASP JUKOBg.
Burgnon Lewis, farmer, Allegheny twp.
Hurrett Jereininh. wnir on-me.ker. Voder twp.
Bradley John F., clork. Galiitzin bor.
Brown L.tvid, farmer, Ilenn twp.
f'urhensehr tieo., fMrtncr, Adams twp.
inry Jnnics. Tanner, Mun.Mertwp.
Heelop A,. liHlntcr, eth wnrd, Johnstown.
Kaylor Henry, teacher. Minister twp.
KumzSnni'1 j., puddicr. fith ward. Joboatown.
Kipcr Fred'k. a-roci-r. lticliluntf twp.
Lilly Win., tanner, Muuster twp.
Livingston Joeiah, farmer, Adams twp.
J-owi8 Dm id, turuier, Cambria twp.
MeColgun John, merchant, Wilmore bor.
Miirtou John H., miner, 2.1 wnrd. (Vtncmaugb.
Kaylor iain'l J.. latiorer, Taylor twp.
O'Brien K. A., niucliini;. K."Con-Biauarh bor.
Prinzle Philip I). M., sawyer, Jackson twp.
Pfoff Conrad, labor r, 2 I ward. ConeniaiiKh.
Ripple Christian, niouldrr, (Stony Creek twp.
tongh John It , painter, W. ward, Kbeneburr.
Schrotb Lawrence inn-keeper, Carroll town.
Wilson Hubert, miner, 2d ward, Conemausrb.
TKATEI18K Jl HOK8-riK8T WEEK.
Allegheny Twp. Valentine Bishop, David J.
trainer, j nines uorinan.
. Adam Twp. Joeiali Hclsel, Jeremiah Paul.
Barr Twp. Jos. A. Dumm, Jacob White.
Cambria Twp Thomas Hoovtr.
Croyle Twp. D. W. Luke.
Coopersdnle Bor. Joseph Masters.
t'tifbt Two. John Lantzv, Charles Roddy,
Chest Springs Bor. Anthony J. Will.
Coneinaugb Bor. Lawreuce Reich, Andrew
Zimmerman.
liean Twp. A.'D. Flanagnn.
Last Cnfietnnugb Bor. John C. Wlkinhaw.
Kbennhurir Bor.- W. W. Blair, Thomas Fugati.
Franklin Bor. George Harshberger,
Uaiinr.in Twp. John J. McG litre.
Johnstown Bor. Alvcr Akere, Hcory B.
Barnes, John Border, Win. C. Cadinan. John U.
(John. Jacob Horner, jr., John McUee, Wm.
Palmer, David i. Kees- August Severing.
Jackaon Twp. Henry Aus'eed, Dsn it 1 Bur
ket. Samuel Ieidy. Win. Sbuman.
Monster Twp. John Biter, Wm. Glass, John
O'Harrs.
Alillvllle Bor. Wm. H. Hecs, Wm. O'Briea.
Hit bin nd Tp."-Jolin Fr idlioff.
Sum:iiorbill Twp. Wm. Dm an, Rd. McGlade.
Susquehanna Twp. Isaac Weakland.
Wbite Twp.- Levi Gates.
Washington Twp. Michael Lttziiiger. Adam
Myers, Win. Prii.gJe.
TRAVERSE JL'ROKS SECOND WEEK.
Adams Twp.-l'etcr Coetlow, Geo. B. Klper,
Hiram Shaffer.
Allegheny Twp. Michael Drlskell, George
Flick, F. X. Haid.
HlacklicK Twp. Win. Duncan.
Barr Twp. Henry 8. Dumm, Bernard McOee.
Cleai ritld Tw p. Wm. Adams, Jatues Adaina,
Kictiard Collins, Henry L. Kriae.
Cambria Bor. Henry Byrne. Edwnrd Grif
fith, Hubert James, Benj. Lloyd, Jobu O'Con
nell. jr.
Cambria B-r John A. Parr, Peter Slrloula.
Concmaugb Bor. Sebasi ian Holler, John
Cox, Win. Coffcnacrger, Cliae. Bctmerr, Wm.
Stigerwald.
Carrolltown Bor. Peter Campbell.
Carroll Twp. Daniel M. Dumm, D. A. Luther.
Chest Springs Ilor. James Peary.
Dean Twpi George Hall.
Fast Conema ugh Hor. John Hoy.
K'lensbuig Bor. John GH tings, T. W. Phoe
ninker. 'onnstown Bor. Gotleib Bantlev, August
Brown, vi-o Gecher, Albert B. Petrlktn, B.
T. Speedy.
Loretto Bor. Joseph Herzog, W. B. Llizinger.
Munsier Twp. Henry Willehrsnil, Jr.
Prospect B r. Hugh Mc.Monigle,
Summerltill Twp. James McDuun.
Taylor Twp. James Masterson.
Washington Twp. Thorous Crlste, Julius
Eger, Lazarus Reigle.
W hite Twp. John H. Viske
Arbested fob Forgery. From tbe
Johnstown Tribune of Tuesday last we clip
the following :
The facta In a forgery cnae 1a which John W.
West brook, of Sou man, la the principal, bare
been in our possepsioo for some time past, but
at the earnest request of a relative of tbe indi
vidual we have i el rained trom making note of
tbe same. Aa tbe young man has been arrested,
nowever, the affair becomes public property.
It seems that, in November last John drew a
check on the bank of Diber & Co., in this place,
for 'Ml, and endorsed it with tbe name of Jt.
B. WeMbrook, bis brother, who Is passenger
and freight agent at Sonman, and who bad
money on deposit here. This check was pre
enied by the accused at the First National
Hunk of Altoona, and the money wsa aecured.
When it waa sent here Dibert A Co, refused to
honor it, a we understand there was not at
th time fufllcient fundsj. f N. B. Wesicrook In
the baak to meet it. It soon leaked out that the
check was foi g;ed. and John deemed it prudent
to skip. He was trace j to New York, but in
that city ws lost sight of.
A few days ago it necsone known to the po
lice authorities at Altoona that the rounr man
had been seen at Portage, ac,J the chief of po
ll;e of that city, accompanied by a constable of
Washington township, this eounty, mnde an
effort to capture him, but he .got wind that
they were trying to effect his arrest, and he
eluded their vigilance by concealing himself.
On yesterday morning the f.fficere were more
successful, as they manngrd to secure him nt
his ewn house in Portaae. and he waa taten
berore tbe Mayor of Altoona, who made a pre
liminary InvesttgsUon r-r the matter, and thco
sent defendant to Jail to await trial, as he wsa
unable to furnish ball tor Ms appearance when
wanted. Mr. Westhronk t not more than
twenty six years of age. and has a decidedly
line addres, but unfortunately he has got
himself tnto a scrape thni may result In bis
being aent to the penitentiary.
A8TOKI8HTXO St'CCFSS. It is the duty
of every jwrson who has need Robheb's
German-Syrup to let its wonderful quali
ties be known to their friends in curing Con
sumption, severe Coughs, Croup, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it without im
mediate relief. Threedoses will relieve any
case, and we consider it the duty of all
Druggists to recommend it to the pvoor dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
40,000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where it failed was reported.
Such a medicine as tbe German Syrup
cannot be too widely known. Ask your
Druggist about if. Sample Bottles to fry
sold at 10 cents. Regnlar size 75 cents. For
sale by Lemmnn & Murray, Ebensburg, aud
Woleslagle & Son, Wilmore.
-
E. K. Thompson's Sweet Worm Povr
IEK9 are doing more good than tongue can
tell or pen can write in relieving children
and adults of intestinal parasites or worms.
Children seven months old have discharged
targe tcorms after A few doses. Not injurious
Iu the least, pleasant t3 take, containing no
calomel, put up in glass Ixittles with name
of proprietor blown in glass. Euquiie of
yonr druggist avid take nothing else ; or
send to E. K Thompson, Titusville, Pa.,
Box 1185. Price 25 cents.
Pills sent by mail on receipt of 25 cents.
Drnrrgists and dealers should send for list
and prices. For bale by Lemmon Sc. Murray,
Ebensburg.
Messrs. Editors : As we were connect
ed with Dr. Quincy A. Scott's dental estab
lishment at the time bis Centennial epeci
mens were manufactured, we state positive
ly that those elegant dental specimens which
received the Centennial Medal and Diploma,
were made by Dr. Quincy A. 8cott and bis
assistants. And we desire also to state that
we have been in many dental offices, but
bave seen dentistry in all i:s phases, and
have never seen work tnrned tint anywhere
equal to that made at 278 Penn Avenue.
We do not consider it necessary but we also
wish to endorse Dr. Quincy A. Scott as a
gentleman, npiight and honorable in all bis
social and business relations.
Dr. Johs ScoTT, Dr. W. H. PerrT.
Dr. Jos. Graham, John. K. Abl.
A Nevt Version of an Old Story.
Ben Franklin gave the people of bis day a
recine for obtaining health, wealth, and wis-
! dom. The present generation is not sup
posed to be in want of wisdom, and would
prefer happiness combined with health and
wealth. The modern way to obtain all these
is told in tbe advertisement of Barrick, Rol
ler & Co.. beaded "Health and Happiuess"
In this paper. We cordially recommend
onr readers to tbe careful consideration of
their adviee. 2t
White Cooktks. Take two cups of white
sugar, two-thirds of a cup of butter, two
third of a enp of sweet milk, one egg, bea
ten, flavor with nutmeg ; add three pints of
flour, having iu (tone and a half measures
Banner Baking Powder ; rollout thin; cut
in shapes and bake. Each can of Banker
Boking Powder contains a measuref to use
instead of a spoon. Ask vour grocer for tbe
Bahner Powder, and take no oteer
Many consumptives are now rising Ir.
' FwieV Jwt Bittern and Vvgh ftrnp
sfn a.arfra.? saw. flfti.-lj. J
Jottings by the Ways-Id:
PiCKWtClt. Jan. A, 1?TS.
KniTOR FnKMA-To those who have visited
the counties comprising what is known ab the
oil hell" in years gone by, when the sole hope
and expectation of that region was lumber,
the changes effected since the discovery of oil
seem Itko the work of maglo. A barren, un
productive n glon, the labor of the tiller of the
soil was but illy repaid, as Is evinced bv the
character of the old farm bouses st HI standing,
while the Tew barns yet remaining bear not
the faintest resemblance to the structures tn
this and the eastern parts of the State. Of
course, in a very great many Instance, the old
houses have been replaced bv new and more:
pretentious structures, but thev bp em to have
an uncomfortable look, as though the englca
had not yet worn smooth, or as if they nad not ;
been built to fit the families occupying them.
However, the houses in the "oil towns," and
they were all alike as neariv as I could judge,
are not by aiy means intended for fixtures, tint
are put up in the c Ilea pot and most ex.iodi
lioua manner possible, being merely plunk
frames, with tho inside walls papered 'and the
ceili'ig! rormed with breadlhsof muslin nu ked
together. Here and there. Indeed, an occasion
al building puts on style on the strengt h of be
ing plastered, but such are the exceptions, not
the rule. Composed of such frrftlammaMe ma
terial, it is small wonder indeed that a contl t
gratioti sweeps everything before it. A fire
occurred in one of these "shingle palaces" r
eer.tly, by which two children were burned to
death, although the mother of the little unfor-
iiiiiuirr whm aoseni irora tne nouee not more
than five minutes.
The country through the oil belt Is tlotfed
with huge derricks, seventy-five or eighty feet
in beigbth, scarcely a ptone a throw trom each
other; and na each derrick represents aimut
4.0(10. some idea of the amount of capital in
vested may lie obtained. Then, too. whenever
a "big strike" is made, the flood of eager.strug
gling humanity surges that way, and towns
rise in nlmost a nigbt and in sorrie Instances as
rapidly disappear.
The land not being ender cultivation, no
fences are to be seen, and roads cross and re
cmse with the most charming disregard i.r each
other; while th steam pipes, cy means ot
which two or three wells are nil raped bV the
same engine, and the nil pipe, which discharge !
theoll trom each well into a common reservoir,
run over the surface In everv direction. The
crude oil is first pumped into the tank connect
ed with the well, and then gauged bysnofPcial,
who gives the owners cert iflcatef or the amount
of oil. It la then, by means o these conneet-
ln K pipes, carried into the common reservoir,
whence it is distributed to the different refiner
ies at Oil City and down the Valley road, as far
as Pittsburg.
One peculiarity of the men who most do con
gregate here, is that tbey talk nothing hut oil,
in some one or its various phases. Passing
along the streets, ou hear nothing hut "first,
eecond or third sand." "wildcat." "oil belt," or
some other of the phrases which to 114 are un
intelligible, but perfectly understood hy those
who "live, move and have their being" In oil.
Politics doesn't som totrouole the souls of the
men here In the least.
The streets in some of these towns are paved,
or planked rather, but withal the crossing of
the streets at any but the recognized crossings
Is a matter or uncertaitity. I saw a gentleman
only a Tew days ago. gaze longingly at theother
side of the street, then at the sea of mud be
tween, an 1 then at his nlcelv polished toni-
and then h sighed. A little street Arab, who
evidently understood the situation, n1 pitied
htm, sung out "Mithter, there a crothing down
there: you'd better go down." And he went.
The mud wan deep, but I dou't believe it was a
thousand feet.
The narrow gauge railroad connecting the
town r.f Clarion with the Allegheny Valler
Koad waa recently completed, and, on Monday,
the 241 h lilt., was Tormally opened. Invited
gurs's. to thennmberof several hundred, dined
at Clarion, and finished tho day with a supper
and dance nt Em teuton, the point of Junction
with the Valley Koad. The supper hi Bmlen
toti was given at the larpre hotel at the depot,
and of which a whilom Enenshurger, Mr. James
A. Kitfeil. does tbe honors, and very gracefully
too. The road is finished nicely, and is no doubt
as safe as roads generally are, but it does give
one a nervous feeling to watch a train crossing
a deep ravine on trestle work that at a short
distance Icoka about aa substantial as a spider
web. The fccenery along the road is highly pic
turesque, and the cfif.-ct Is hlghtened by going
over it at nigbt, when the burning gas from
tne on wens vasts an unearthly gl tre over tbe;
surroundings, In most places where this gas ;
from the wells Is abundant, tbey utilize It by
carrying It through pipes into their dwellings,
where stoves are hcatidwtth It. It answers
the nurnose ndmf r.tlv ntiH !u.a:i1.a 1 h.i i ...... 1
fectly clean, which is a great item in th! esti
mation of those notable housewives who "kil 1
themselves keeping things clean."
Contrary to the general reputation of towns
built by persons flocking In the direction of the
last "strike." the town In iho..ll i-...rt... nru
law abiding and church going. Their churches '
are gen-rally tastefully built, and during the I
holiuuys were beautifully decorated with ever- I
greens. The services 011 Sabbath are well at- j
tended, an-t as there are no trains run on any '
of the roads in that region on that day. the em
ployes are given a chance to Keineniber the
rat'oam uay ann Keep it boly.
Wishing j 011 a hupt y New Year, I aia
Your friend, J
Local Correspondence,
St. Uwkescs, Jan. 5, 187S.
T)sar Frks.m an-Having changed my busi
ness location for a short time is uiy only apolo
gy for failing to correspond with the spicy
l'MtmAN for some time pust. The only excite
ment in Democratic Cheat is thedivlslon of the
township, whioh. aa you are aware, will b3 deci
ded by ballot on next Tuesday. The division
will be warmly contested for and aaaimt, but
you may reet assured that the township will
be divided ; and before you go to press you
will no doubt learn the result. Tbe division of
Chest will give us two more delegates, and also
a larger vote than heretofore, the pieces of vo
ting being more accessible to many old Demo
cratic residents who have;heretofore remained
away from the polls on account; of the Jvng
distance to bo travelled.
Mr. Adam l.ei.ien, a worthy and enterprising
citisen of this !nce, was dangerously Injured on
lai!t Sat urday, at Carrolltown. by a kick he re
ceived in a vital part of tbe body, from a vicious
horse. Mr. Iis condition Is such that he wi i
have to remain iu Carrol Itown tor some time
before he will he able to reach home.
Mr. George Hell rick, an old and peaceable
citizen of this township, came to an untimely
death on tho 2!Kn tilt. It's hud gone to the
woods for the purpose of cutting timber, and
hail patially felled a large tree, when it lodged
against another one. and In tiie effort to dis
lodge it the scci n ! tree came down upon him.
crushing his boiiy In b fearful manner. The
deceased, who was a childless widower, b sd
been making his home with Mr. Geo. Slmmcls
ber for a number of year", and at the time of
his death waxsged about T3. His remains wore
followed to Si. Bonitace church-yard by a
large oncourse ot relatives and friends.
John G. Gill, Esq., of thi village, has built
himself a neat and cor.y office, adjoining his
handsome end comfortable residence, where
he will administer Justice without tear, favor,
or affection. Dr. J. B. N'oonan has also built a
neat and substantial office near his residence,
where be can be cor.suited in regard to all tbe
diseases that men, women and children are
hetr to.
Messrs. Charles Langhein and Jaeoh Thomas
have contracted with different responsible
parties within the last few daya to stock In
Something over two million feet of hard tim
ber. In time for the Spring drive. Gates Bros,
have ain contracted with parties to slock in a
large amount of timber, and should tbe Spring
season prove a propitious one, thecitfzeim of
Cambria, county will bo greatly b neflte I
through tbe energy and enterprise of these
gentlemen.
We have learned through the columns of tho
Fkcbman the names of a nunioerot aspirants
who are aujious to serve the dtr people. We
have also had several letters and personal vis
its from good and reliable Democrats who are
anxious to secure the dclevates at the next
county convention. Now we don't wish to
say one a ord against toe plaims of any Demo,
crat who bus announced himself, orsny reliililt
Democrat who may hereafter announce him
self, but we take this liberty (without the con
sent of the gentleman in question) to remark
that Chest and Eider townships will present the
name of Mr. Charles I.anghcin for the office of
Register and Recorder at the coming conven
tion, and when we urge the i-luimsof Mr. I.ng
bein we only utter the sentiments of all who
know him that he ts eminently tit for the office,
being a practical and thorough business man
and largely identified with the best interests of
northern Cambria ; and we further state, with
out disparagement to other candidates for the
same tlice, that Mr. L. I a ripe Knglisb and
German scholar, the latter qualification being
much needed in that as well as in all other
business pursuits. Yours. Ac, Glekm.
II YM KIT F.Al.
QIT..I KREETTS. Married, at St. Iiawrenee
church, on Monday, Jan. 7. ll-S, by Rev. Father
Kdmiind. Mr. Philip Uii i and Miss l:zabktb
Krkevis, all of Chest township.
OKIT1ART.
EAGER.-Died, in Washington township. Jan.
0. 18TS. Samcei-. son ofUlyssei aud Uelia Kager,
aged 8 years and S months.
HEALTH HAPPINESS.
Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth to
their possessors, snd yet tbey are within the reach
ot every one wqo will nse
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Headache, ftotir Stnmsrb, Constipation. Debiilty,
Nvnsa, and all Billions complaints ana Blood
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j THAN ANY FIRM IN NORTHERN CAMBRIA,
I i -axd Tin: niZAsox is that wi: it a rr:
THAN ANY
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And now wish to inform the people of Cjirrolllotrn nnd trinity thai
we have in our Store the
Ever brought to Northern Cambria, and which we are offering
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The reason we can affor'l to do this is, lhat bv buying Goorls in large quanti
ties, and buying for c?lsh only, we are enabled to get the very best
terms, and the reason why you shonid bny from us is, that
WE HAVE HOT ONLY THE BEST GOODS AND LARGEST STOCK,
--eeBUT SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
B"e wre among the first to open out m Carrolltown and we rlo not
intend to be driven away by new stores, big advertisements-, great promise,
or anything of that kind ; bo if you want to deal
Where there is Square Dealing, and no mistake,
Come XJiglit Alonp; to Out Store,
where jou will not only find the bars down, the latch-string out, and a hearty
welcome awaiting you, but will get
MORK HEAL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
THAN AT ASY OTItER STOKE IN T2IIS KEGIOX.
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Closing Out Sale I
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COST! C0STM COST!!!
TH E undersigned, having ecncla-led to.elris np
bis buflnegs at early in the Snt ing as jm:M,
! will from ihis date Sell S I OVKS, H AKDVAfili
TIN and SHfcfc.T-lRON WAKE, Ao., ae.,
' AT COST FOR CASH !
As my stork, which Is almost entirely new, was
nnaght tor ertsh when good were down to the low
est point, and as the msnufoet arers of many goos
1n my line are dsi y advancing their prices, this
offer gives the public tbe
EEST 01T0RTUMTY TO SECURE BARGAINS
EV:R PRESENTED !?, THIS Si-CUCN.
Tn order to give the puMie an Idea of what I am
selling gooUs at 1 submit a few of my
Creat Reductions In Prices:
Double-bitted Axes, worth ai.61 to t.-5.
lieiluced to tl.l to f 1 85.
Knives aad Forks, worth 9uo. to M OO.
heihiceit to to 12 60.
SI1. Fla. Table Spoons, worth 3 60 to a.v6o.
Bed ure-l to 2.u0 te 18.03.
511. Fla. Teaspoon, wor h 1.5 to 17S.
Kedoced to 1 15 ta fl.SV
S1I. Fla. Table Cfcstors. worth l.7." to . to.
Be tuced to 41.15 to V00.
Cook Stoves, worth 25.00 to t53.no.
Keduccd to 18 00 to 128.00.
Keating Stoves, worth tfl.oo to 35 00.
I Kedueed to 4 00 to 2S .00.
' And corresponding reductions In all other goo.is
now In stock. In short, no more than eot price
will be as iced for any article on hand, wh-le many
things will be SML.li AT LKSS THAN COST.
In making this offer, however. I wish It to be
distinctly understood that no goo.l will be per
mitted to leave the store until paid fi-r. Promises
to pay to morrow or next wcok Will not answer, as
- I am determined to close out tny business on a
cash has! only.
Persons" owlnr mo book accounts or notes
are requested to pay aii and sure costs.
HKOROE HC NT LET.
! Ebensburg, Jan. 11, 187S. tt.
VUDULEF.B1FQRSIIL
1Y virtue or an order of sale Issuinr cut of the
1 Orphans' Ciurt of Cambria county, the un
dersigned will expose to public sale, on the prem
ises, on
VSonday, January 21st, 1878,
At a o'clock:, f. m., all that certain FARM, late
'the property of David J. Kvnns. d. cV. situate in
Carahrla township, adjo nlng lands of Hnb Keet
and others, containing
Two Iliiicliel Acres,
more or less, abont TO ttrs cleared, on which
are erected a
Two Story Frame Dwelling House,
BARM AB .MCkSSAKY OlTlHTMIMiS.
STf There is also a One Orchard on the prem
ises and the land is In a good stale of cultivation.
TtRMS or Sale. tine-third of the purchase
monev on confirmation of sale, and the balance In
two equal annnal payments, with interest. Ini
edlatc possesston.wilf be given.
GUI. M. BE APE.
Jan 11, 1973 -2t, ! Trustee to make sale.
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TRAY CATTLE Came to the
premises of the snhsoriber in Dean own
ship, ar-ont the 1st of September last. 1 red mu'ey
heirtr, 1 black mnley steer. Isblack and white spot
ted steer, 1 brindle steer, and 1 red steer, supposed
to he yearlings last Spr rig. No e r or other pe
etal m'srk" visible. The owner Is requested to coma
forward, prove property, pay charges and taks
tbm away; otherwise tbey will be dtnod of
according to law. Wif, McOALLKT.
Dean Twp., Jan 11, 1878. 8t.
STRAY CLF. Cnrne to the resi
dence of the enhscrioer. In White town
ship, no oraboot the 10th dayof December last, a
hull calf, of roan color and one year old next
sprlnsj. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take ttaway;
otherwise it atill be disposed of scoor.ttng to Isw.
iM ICH A EL. SHiKH AN.
White Twp., Jan. 10. ls73.-3t.-S"
FOR RENT. The farm, saw-mill,
linuoe, hrn, etc., late the property of
Anthony Swires, dee'd, situated In Clearfield
township, are offered torrent for the eomtng rear.
Apptvtn (i:n M. HEAD-, fciacalor.
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HOW is tie TIMETO SECURE IT !
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FOR AM ACRE
Cr the bust Lan t tn A rcerlrv 3 ooo 000 Aer fa
Eastern Net.rnska, on the line of the Union PselCe
Kallroad, now for sale. 10 fear credit ale
Interest oaly A per cent. Teesc are the only lan.'s
roe n on tbe line of this Usui Railroad.
tbe "World's Hiobwa v. Send tor l ag New '-Ft-'""."
tha best paper for those seeking new
homes ever published. Foil tctortuat Inn. with
A GREAT OFFER roa HOLIDAYS !
...'.wln.'1,,r1r HART) TIM F,S and the
HOrJIIAS d:;.oe of too NEW PIANO-S and
tKUAXS.ol flrt. class makers, at lower priees
for r.h. or lrst!ment. than ever hrfots offered.
WATERS' PIANOS and OK'JAXS are the best
HAnE, warranted f. r 5 years. Illnst'd ttatah-gna
mailed. Ureat Inducements to the trade, fianaa.
7-oetaTe, 140; T'-ji octave. 16. Ore, 2 stops,
ft ; 4 Slops. a?S ; 7 Stops. S6; 8 sops. .70 ; JOst.p".
fSS: 12 tops. sou; i r-T'ect order, not used a vt-ar.
Hheet masic at halt prlre. HORACE WATKKK
?:.?ONiS' Nanutacmters and Dcalera, 40 fcast
14th Street, .w lork.
x curat; iirr-
TThen I ssy cure 1 do not inmt tnerelr to stop
tnero lor a time and t hen have them return agsnn.
1 mean a radical cure. 1 am a regular physician
and have mnde the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY, Oil FALLING SICKNESS,
a life-long study. I warrant rrv remedy to eur
the worst carex. iteauto vlhers'have tailed it no
reason for not now receiving a rare trom me. ken,i
to me at once for a 1 reatiwn sni a Free Mottle of
tny Infallible remeJy. Olve ei press and pot ot
flce. It costs yen noth:ng f-r trial, ana 1 wl'l
cure you. Address Lr. U. O. ROOT, ls Fear!
fil.. Mew York.
WORK FOR AlI
In their own localities, canvassing for the I Ire.
tft- Istior (enlarged). Weeklv and Monthly.
I.irtrcii Papr in lit. V.rttl. with Msin-m-jth
Chromos Free. Hlg Commissions to Agents
Terras an..' outfit Free. Address P.O. ..'
I.KV. Ali(iita. .Mainr,
PIANOS
Retail price "0 onl v a-jeo. Tartar Or
gan, price at0 onlv -5. Paper free.
lanlel i. beatty, 11 Kkhinrtoa. S. 4.
Plrtant Cards, ni f te t a'iht, with name I0e..
LO la.stpald. J.K. Harder. Maiden Brbige, N.T,
nr Fashionable Card", Snow flake.Marble 8te. with
LO name,10o.CValkeraCo.,ChaibainVirge,N.T
47) C ARPS (25 Style") !0c.
81 Bird Cards. Sue ,
with name. I. TBin.iiKS
Cobleskill.Jl.T.
ANDS OFF!-
-All persons are
nerehy rautioneil
agait st Interfering
In any way with the folloirg described proj erty
bought of" tYm. Mctloaih. which I have removed
and taken Into my t-o5.esion : 1 black mare. X
ehnate. 1 cookis.- s'tove and fixtures. 1 ecg stove,
household and kitchen lurnl.ure. 40 bnshcus oa-.e
SO bahels corn In ears. 1 funning mill, a lot of hey
and straw, two thirds of 13 acres ol raln In tbe
ground. 2 sets harness. 3 plor. 1 barrow, chains,
ete all which 1 have lea with the said V?m. Mo
Uough daring my pleasure.
JAMr.S F. DAVIS.
Barr Twp., Jan 11,18 8 -St.
DANIEL McLAITOHLIX. Atfory.
H-Lnw, Johnstown. Fa. OfrVeln ther.M
Exchange huiidfng. tup .stitrs.Voi nt of Cln
ton and locust street. Will stteidtosi. bus
iness eor.r.ectr . with his prnlessiooi
WM. II. SF.CHLER, AMomry ei
.r, Ehensbnre, Pa. Offlre in Cw
eat an s nw. t reoanjisr ecrapiea
,) Centre me.
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aictAW At SrarsEOw. St Atwostlne, (tarn
hria county. Fa. Night calls Should be made at
the Fost-oillee. ( 8-17,77.-tf J
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A. SHOEMAKER, ATTORNEY"
AT-LAW, E'lenahnrg. 0-e rn n;ch
street, east end of residnee. 81,';r. .t.l
j QEO. M. READE. Attorney-aJ-Law
t - Fvas"hiirg. Ma offlee oi Centre street
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