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Ebonsburfl, Pa..
FEJVAT, - - JAN, 18, 1878.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
A Few "Worpa about the Frkemak
Tr.e present number of tho Freeman
brings the eler-enth volume or its existence
to a clos, and a few words with onr read
ers on bo interesting an event in its history
will not be out of place. During the peri
od that the Freemas has been under our
control we have faithfully devoted to its
column a our undivided time and attention
in order to make it acceptable to our sub
scribers, and we Hatter our Re If that our
efforts have not been in vain. The rela
tions existing between ua and our patrons
tave been pleasant and harmonious, espe
cially with that large number of them who
have always promptly furnished us with
the sinews of war." What omjht we to
say, however, of that other class who
adopt the theory that a printing office is a
slf-BU9taiuiig institution, and that if an
ditor can't affoid to furnish his paper for
at least three peart without expecting or
asking to be paid for it, he ought to sell
out to tome more enterprising genius who
can. A man who will take a newspaper
for a number of years and neglect or re
fuse to pay for it, must certainly be 4 prac
tical believer in the new doctrine preached
Ly Henry Ward Beecher, and is fit for
tieason, stratagems and spoil. It is a pro
found mystery how a man can live and be
happy uo no "r'sciibe for his own
county paper, a single number of which
will often prove of more value to him than
twice the amount necessary to secure i .
In the noi ;heru portion of Cambi ia county,
which is thoroughly Democratic, and where
.ue Fkeemas has ita largest circulation,
vre ought at least to have three hundred
paying subscribers added to our list fot the
coining volume. We would like to enlarge
our pnper and otherwise improve it, and
will do so just as soon as the revenues of
t tie office will justify the venture; but in
lie meantime we have made the terms for
thin year so reasonable that every Demo
crat can affoid to comply with them. If
(bey will do so, and wiil personally interest
-.ticu.Mrlve in inc;euEing our subscription
l'..t to what it should be in 6o stiong and
rt'liaMe a Democratic couuty as Cambria,
we prjmine them that we will make '.ho
1 UfchMAX for 1578 a better and nioie use
ful japci' than it has ever Lcei lu'c-Ufo.e.
Hoffman, snrconn ;n
Willi!,! fltl TllilBfllD T-an 0'. 1 .
" ....., , kii, uu'i nh
and w hat he intends to do, or will le pre
pared to do, when he visits each of those
places, is of course apparent to all. 2t.
The barn of Mr. Henry Conrad, in
Sayne township. Indiana countv, was de-
SlrflVPcl h nrm a Taw ,t..K... : . v. n -
- J u.unsuw. KJIUVO f.' ' , V 1 t LI fcf. I I I
- . -rPiZ
L, Xfl JT- -" i-WJO. -iMSa- j-j--. - -
A UsHEAUnr Hotel. The Johns-, LI. L.
k w ii Tribune of Tuesday lnrnislies the fol- 1 L. rmr
-h-t spirited .
. iter TSnlu.-M-
. a. ..... . .- ..'Sb1j"i1
decline the following named Re'tr. John D. Hughes, a former well known
Directorsof said corporation for thn,i greatly esteemed citizen of this place,
zvftar: Geo. M. Rcade, Hetiry Fjk,,lt now and for many years past a resident
its
t i ti ..... T.,t.Ti T Tvans.
flriffith K. Rnlierts. H. Ikinkead
t i.,-.i t ,.v, n n rtwnrer. John
J.iuju, ' v, v '
Thn .T. nav's and John A. Blair.
t i . i . r m nneV IS
A II O WWII II v ....-
i i.i. A.kim. ViAiilefl t
when yon purchase your clothing r
frey Wolff, who deals at all tune
square; for though the tiroes a "
money is scarce, clothing we all igp
to wear, and me country is ""y8
r
" Bce siarea mat me i 'a. K. K. Co.
Is having a history of the editors, newspa
pers, etc., along the line of that great thor
oughfare prepared for publication. V
ttoti)t the story, but if true we shall not ob- 1 best of
' "eir passing us in the hook if they
continue to "pass" ns on the road.
Our worthy young kinsman, Mr. Jas. E.
Curry, of Altouna, has, we ard pleased to
learn, been promoted to the positiou of fore
man in the brass foundry at the upper shops
of the Pa. 71. H. Co., in that city. "Jeems,"
we are confident, will do his duty in that or
any other department to which he may be
assigned.
A. Barker & Ron, Ehenshnrg and
Carrolltown, have made very decided re-
oiictions.in the prices of overcoats, winter of bone breaking, a pliysi
clothing, sleigh-bells, and other articles pe- ! W. Bonebreak, of Marti
culiarly suited to the season, as they are ' in o assist Dr. W, M. Fi
anxious to get rid of their w inter goods and I the Company's physiciai
tCf
",fker !
at
tn.la" ran te bongbt
n f.!r OrerpoatS fitld CI
clothing at less than cost is what
car. now tin1 at. the matntnoin
nnrlxm of IJrt.lfreV WoliY. IlfXt
post-office, Twelfth street, Altor
A o'ing man nameu -v,
.inmped from a moving passei,ftir
Peck's station, near Martin fell
county, oti Friilay last, and in(ijH'b
and fractured both of his leC't As
U is feared will have to tc an, way
nf llnnn V.nn L i n (T 51. 1 1 h V 1 1 ' 1 1 1 -3 .11.1
... w' .t. ......... - ..lUT.(
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IT 11 I LA n.
. . - - - - - . . .
win no; liesitate about takiiic lmn o,. far as possible, t ue daiiiiiei'ii,.,-. ,,nt.
nwi.i -. . . : , s , . i : .
t y - i nitu ..... t -
mn- 1 Imtiii.
i "
price within reason that mav be oflereil
them.
Mr. David Tentico. of Trairie Citv, la.,
came in from Snsquvhauna township on
Monday last, accompanied by Miss Catha
rine Ashcraft, with whom he repaired to the
ofhee of Justice Kinkead, where the twain
were made one tlesh in short mcaf-er, and
started on tbir way rejoicing in the direc
tion of the setting sun per train tho same
evening.
If for anv reason n i.tiamra to m.i. n
inistratiou, we sliall
I tiir.l i,in,i Tft'Yin it lfl lieoilie
! the first railroad StryRer t
grier.
There was no truth wl
j port that a tramp was tnU
:twoot the cars oi me im
' flallitzin on Siindav we
after from cold ami exp
1 n ... .1,1. CI 1
j II .1 i'' ll IV Ill UIK a
son when the train wej,,
ii lor any reason a change is made in
the Ehensburg post-cilice during the present
administration, we sliall liavn
shed over the appointment of
the re-
bet ween
ks cast at
lied soon
the story
porter who
at Cres-
nd had no
nade by the
other foundation than a f,,jue,t annul-
have no tears to
. . . C . .. . t .
------- .. .. ..irwiiiiuii.-iivui :ir iieicniior
of the Herald, who, however, will have to get
Vip mighty earlv and kiav nn nmiir ia- ir
he wants to give more satie laotion'to some I 5" "C" 'he Aifi(.'o()'
people than the present iucumbent seems to ! sat ion shoot hiui on tl.
Ifll-A I.AA.m n 1. I . 1
u. , . ... . ii auic ivjiiif
cars
ieuce, inns
. . i . . i r
operator inai a man wn l.aggage
iui; iicv fun io "S..i
Tiiusr nave nan n '"J,n
much as tho train "oesj When
net ween I'liistntrgn
anywhere j
t up the sen
IT'i. : l . , . . .
iiu wn an vise everviio-.: v who needs
anything in his line to take advantM?c of the
great bargains now- offered by Geo. Hnntlev,
We cannot but ioin with thn Herald in ey.
prBit'g the hope that Mr If. will recon
The Alroona Trit
In order for the issuii
paper o:i and after
which we trust will
are confident it w ill
A morning paper
Here. There, ttmlthe Other Vlure.
"iMrtblngtoti's Washday" is tixt in
1 1 J r as a !ej;al holiday.
(Juter, uiu't it, that the youngest towu
fl:!p )u the county Is called Elder.
Plieriff Kyan reports twenty-six invol
untary giiests at his cell-ehiated resort.
It is alleged aa a gratifying fact that
nuu'.l pox could never thrive in Ebeitsburg.
Several rafts passed Clearfield en route
f..r Iik Haven on Saturday and Sunday
.ii.t.
on't Elensbnrg be a sk oihI New York
vIhii it gets a I'ostwuster ly the name of
No pther remedy has proved soeffrctual
In relieving Coughs and Colds aa Dr. Hull's
Cviiirh Hyrup.
--lr. Wtu. Jnes, an o'.d citizen of Cain
t da township, dird on Thursday last, aged
aUut 03 years.
Tt rotiM township, Hlair county, has not
tad .t J;totii of the p.u- or constable for
.einy-rti-e years.
lay:i(thi is gradnnliy advancing on the
jCTr' of darkties, hot its victories seem to
I a1! at the lower end.
Vany consumptives are now nsing Dr.
rjir's Root Bitters and (."ngli Sysnp
If h ssmarkaale snressa. fI3-tt.-ly.
Burgt-ts Davts has given public notice
that ika ordinance against coasilng and
rka'.irg on the sidewalks will Vie strictly en
force ft.
'aas.t as honey, the old folks like it,
th jeiirr people like It, and ihe babiea cry
fir it. Wn mean Dr. Fraiers Congh Bvr
op. 12 2l.lv.
A delegation Is said to have s'arted for
TVsshlngti.n city Wedneslay evening to see
If thry can't oust Tkompsou with a "p" from
tlie tt-(ifflc.e.
Snc the discovery of Dr. Wi'dlam'a Ia
J'au Ointment there fa certainly no exense
t'.r auy one to suffer with the Piles. Bee
sp:Ul notice. 12-21. -ly.
Jiile Watson, of the Bucks dia'rict, Is
to vrsUle daring the tlrst week and Judge
Pirs'aiii.T. of the Schuylkill district, during
itie fourth week of the coining Bltlr county
i-There are still a few cases of scarlet fe
r in oar midst, two children ot Mr. Thos.
t Jon.', of the East Ward, lielng among the
unmlier. 2fotie f the canes are thought to
U "rliB.
-SS-Miator Johu A. Lemon, of this district,
hi tten appointed chalrmau of the Com
ici'tee on A conn is and a metnler of the
Committees on Railroads, Agriculture and
tuitpnniHl Affairs.
-Mr. Frank Dibert, of Johnstown, Is the
cxnerof a tiible which weighs twenty-four
and a half pounds and was printed one hun
dred and forty-nine years ago. It has the
weight of years a9 well as of material.
A little son of Mr. James Weidensall, of
A;txn.3, died on Saturday evening last of
sitm',1 pox contracted iti II uutlngdou, where
ther iirt, said to be quite a number of cases,
and was buried at midnight of the same day.
-The present issne of the Fbekmax closes
'lie eleventh volume and ends its weekly
Tlg'.ts to several" parties who have not paid
their subscriptions for two or more years, or
gUen any intimation of their intention todo
j.
-The Johnstown Tribune tells of a tramp
minus both arms who politely touched his
hat in return for a square meal furnished
li'.m the other day by a lady In that plsce.
TU hat touching was probably done with
nue of his feet.
If you want to make money give yonr
d'na metalic name and let him Insert his
'nth in your leg just one hour before noon.
Tiierec-iit will be "eleven-Penny-bit," which
somewhat intimately related to the "dol
lar of our daddies."
S.S. and Geo. Haines, convicted in the
".carfl ..-'id comity court last week for stealing
Wr.e ami buggy some time iast summer
fr"i Mr. S. !l Irwin, have each been sen
uwil to the penitentiary for a term of five
)trs an I nix mouths.
Win. McCall, whoso arrest for making
himself rather tK promiscuous at the Por
railroad station we noticed last week,
dis harged on bail the day after his in
wr(raiion, Conductor Quartz, of this place,
kenning his security.
The physicians, borough council and
"iili officers of Huntingdon all publish
hi:uiii the local papers this week against
'he rmall mx, which has become an epi
"'nic and in scaring nearly everybody iu
ltit pi, , out of their wits.
Mr. Wm. II. Schwartz, loca'. editor of
' Hollidavshurg Standard and a practical
itcator, is" candidate for superintendent of
public schools of Blair county. If we
how to get it for him he would not
"Eif be in u ..,t , t rl.n nnaitinn.
feu horses bought in Cnrrolltown anil
ur P'tn-hased in this place were sutppeu
-wiai,)M. yesterdsv tV siessrs. jvhuw
tljoi. l,,., "i.. i, .-t.n itxulffu in course
I ri. . m . I I ..... . .y il.Hter
vi.jj.q in weens iu Bruu lunu
M'ity, where they have reguUs monthly
,,0--k sales.
.-Mrs. it. e. Jones desires us to say that
he it not only disposing of her fine stock of
tr hats for ladies at coat prices, but that
"""iMies all prsons indebted to her to call
Py all or even a part of what they owe,
Z1 is greatly iu need of money at the
time.
11 is a sad sight to see an intoxlcatea
ou th street. How piiicu moi- " .
ex
r . - I .. . .. c . i : . , . . I ....... ,1. j ' ... . 1 . .
u n i ii i.e.1 . ion oi ciTiio oiil ousiuefi nere, t "-'" '
A his dnnarturM finin mi.n.uia no .. ....i.l !! nf Tears stro.
ute a void in mercantile and social circles! all hands to be on
-l. w.l. nil .. ..... t l.t. 1 1 . . . I .IniliAM tlmn l,
t t i in. n .i mn itiiioii irti rule rprise i n..... ...
noon to pee i ni i
provement. if th
than a mere imit
have no rcaxon
HnUr ! prove a big bona
n anil .Messrs. W is ar Morri X ; iensrr.
i P. Shortvidge, Josiah P.icon, S. Kneass, 1.
1 T. Firth, F.. Hoberts, Thos. (Jriflith. Thos.
Davis, F. H. Itarker. Abel I.loyd, Richard
I Jones, rfnd Geo. J. Podgers as Directors of
i tiAl.t roau
iinturtiriaa i
and urbanity could successfully fill. j
An t-leciiou held at the I.hiyd House, in I
this place, on lat Monday afternoon, for I
f ....;. !.... n...i n;.....i....n ..e t. d. -i
a vc.,.t. .iihi iii.-uia IU ll.r; x-. Ov. . . I,
It., resnlte.t in t.ivor of Hon. A. A.
for PiChide
e is being put
daily morning
January I'Mu,
uccessfnl as we
iteil ami si:v.
'juied for several
lishmctit a cou-
knowledgcd on
erv best tuianu
That the one
lay will be an im-
R npssime, ranii-r
its predecessor, we
it. and that it win
ts enterprising pro
Pitcairii, la our ear-
ier Jfl.li
nest boon.
Mr. P.U'k
farmer residin
we knew from
w
stoi
.- an n 1 lia'ttieior
Holiidaysbnrg, whom
liest recollection, ana
f k"ew ffrom keeping the fattest, live
aid also for his gen- -f,
. " ,Kd on Saturday morning hilve i.e
, ; V ' I aged 74 years, and w as
latit, of intent '....ii.rr ni iliat
f..l.llrt'l..-.-' . .- -
It is related of
... ....... nriiBumilMil nt. rine
l I T- T. C- ...'.-.
ago, hr a tuii-ioving iw
'Id
" "i 'V, flowing
time, mauyj i.e appeared at the
yer orer tu.. .,, fcl,mmi,. he.
juMicc sofL rHM.a 0 ,ean) ,)uU tbe
was agree, h fyr fct.ding too
only fharg
much oaii. . ' . ,ii, :r -
w i liow wuat new Itptit, it any,
e o otn. jjgj.ijor of the fleraJd.
lias oaw i.r UM U( js om.(, nlore on Uie
but ei 7 hot it of ,,,,, Kliensburg
warpath r r,ri,1.i,v believes to le
poKt-oTi .(( of COIuflMt i,-e wiU ever have
me nit ror wnath at least conceives
a CliailCj , ..,. ,., ..vrl,iiiirtr
that
fall
One of the most prominent citizens of
t-i...i.... 1 1
. ...., .j;, t. jriiiiriiiau u.f V 1, 1, ill, 111 tl!U
reared in this vicinity and is now bordering
on sixty years of nge, never was in Altoona,
except in parsing through it, until Monday
last, when he spent several hours In that
progressive young city and was very much
pleased w ttb the sights he saw and tho evi
dences of prosperity he witnessed during his
brief sojourn.
The Huntingdon Loral A'ctcs says that
"chicken pox in a violent form" developed
into small pox in that place when the cold
weather set in, and now if is said that the
former disease is as bad if not worse than
the latter. It is sure that neither disease is
to be trilled with and one needs as much
precaution as acont;igion as the other.
The name of our clever friend in a small
package, Col. H. C. IVrn, of the Altoona
Tribune, has Ix-en mentioned in connection
with the Republican nomination for Mayor
of that city, but as he avows his determina
tion not to accept the mooted honor upon any
conditions, the probabilities are that the
office will have to go further and possibly
fare worse. More's the pity for the office.
Fee advertisement of Trustee's sale on : "if t,at neighbor James will not be
Monday next of 3H) acres and improvements . ttonJ
,:.. .1- 1 li.l J ., 1 'tt.ttf . - . ...
in uaiiinvia lowusuip, pimiiKiieu etsewnere i - n
on inis page, mm hiku BUTeriieuienin i'i
Assignee. ssle of 100 acres of land in Al
legheny township and Administrators sale
of 12X acres in Carroll township, both of
whirh will be found on our first pngc, the
sales to take place on Tuesday next, Jan. 22d.
Our yonng Philadelphia friend. John
fP . Murray, son of th" gallant and lamented
Col. Wm. (J. Murray, lale of Hollidavsbnrg,
and who some weeks ago married a daughter
ef Capt. D. K. Ramcy, ef the latter place,
Intends going to Brazil with his young wife.
In company with his untie and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Coilii:s. who are to sal! i . ..o . mm'h monev in his own
abon. the 25th of the present mouth. the conclusion, baed on that and other
voyage. -n'instan-es, is that he was Htiiig on airs
A Pa. R. R. engineer named James'Mf Kwiand's expense.
McCracken had his skul" fractured on Fri-I i-w ijnle children of Mr. Thos. Charles,
day last by a large stone wnich fell from nf n0iii,laysburg, a girl aged eight and a
ledge and struck him oa the head w hi! jriy foir veKr!, old, got hold of. a tlat.k full
looking out of the cab window near Irwijf-.10VV,i,,"r CI1 Saturday morning last, and in
station, from the effects of which injury tlif. ai,e,.P riii the ktchen of their mother,
died on Saturday morning. Deceased w n'0 w nii upstairs at the time, proceeded to
an unmarried man, aged thirty-one Jt,,, tlm contents on the liot cimkine 8tOT,
and lived with his mother at WilkinsbntJan( tll(, result was an explosion which re
whither his body was taken for liiiernifntj,,,,,, jn i.inwing the flask into fragments,
the burial ground of the Covenanter churl r,,'nft t,f which struck and mutilated the
The largest sreer tins country nas pnj, i,an,i9 f the little girl in a nomine manner,
n i i .i. - r
to be fa 1 er.icieni en n-i- w j j
i .opinion in msi. ,ftni.i ...
it as it may, petition praying
t . . . . rn i ...nl. r 1 i T
i , ,,'not thoy are groaning nnder the
w j .Jrcnmnla'ed signa.nre we are not
-. iisay, though we venture to assert,
r.rii. aster Thompson's successor will
i Iteil tV a weinocranc hoiiiiii mi i w
'"A,... Wil';mi nf niacklick tovrn-
. s committed to Jail on Wednesday
ri li-ged on oath of Elias Rowland, Esq.,
I.IK .. ... : r 1
lie lowitan . o,
of
li.iTinir fiinod
r.i ii j . ...... a.,-, -e.
i.rmriiiiiut t.i his fitrn ii the. conten's
"licket-book belonging to the latter gen
w hich is said to have contained some
dollars Sl1 money and varions papers
: 1 .. A 4 l.im.lrail ti.ttara r.r
t billing lit -Mtnc yj ............. -.
i j The evidence against the accused is
j Vd to be verv strong, one of tho princl
I anints of wh ch is that hie got a twenty
j ar bill changed at a More in rhis place,
... 1, l.na rint I10..II kllOWn for IMtlT a
tint now iii 1 v iiif,ij j t
of Johnstown, who fortunately, however, was
saved from loss by tbe arrest of the swindlers
a day or two before his remittance came iuto
their hands, rue i rwuiie says .
- . ImnnrTant rfinn.
deuce schemes that we hive heard or in a long
time was unearineo hi Hiiiw.. v....r..... i..
an extended account or the matter will turnisti
r.,oriiii,iir rp linif. s there is a lical snrmtl-
cance attsched to it. and a moral which evince
divested bv even the most obtuse. On the -d
ot December last a letter wss msilcd lrmid
ncy.and directed to Mr. John D. Huaties. Johns
town, l'a. liie letter neau whs nm.ij (.......-,
and the penmanship ws of the most business-
it rmn a 1 wi in j .
Sidnkv Horse, SiDwrr, Neb., )
lec. a, ii, 1.
Jobs F. Wilbos, Proprietor.
Jhn D. Hughes.
. it., ono. Afloat m.-itit 1 irpntle-
UKAR 91 K : uu UH.0U111V1 .... - ----
man Ftooped at mv hotel. resri?terin his name as
M lluirhes. "rom the Black Hills. On the wa
.lo'wn on the rtaaa he caa.? .it a severe cold widen
terminated in pneumonia, from winch he died two
,iavs ago. Not knowing anything in regard to
hii relatives 1 examined his 'runk anl found it
to contain a Very tine gold w. tch and chain, two
silver 10 mnted revolvers, a urohi rini, an.t many
otti-r valuables. 1 also found aorae papers cc.ri
.inting of deeds, etc.. to mtn ng properly in the
n'a-k Hills and Some addressed to John D.
Hub he" J elm-town. Pa. On ieein this ahd sup-
.o. 1 ,..iinir vou to be some relative, 1 conciuueu -o
ouie to Pjas "he co,,tents of the trunk is very valu
' t -...,,1.1 intihii Mr Hca-hes owes
Toe a balance for boarJ, etc., as follows :
One week board W ?n
1 .li.rtgLur 18. tU
X ttiu uni ......
Total -8 '
relieving vou to be the properpereon to receive
ihe etlectsVf the deceased 1 will forward the
trunk anil ciintt-ni B to you on receipt id ainour.l
rt-icne sa above. The tioetor'a and dru-gists
hills 1 have not received, tiui as 1 am not respon
iide lor them 1 do not propose to p.iy thein uuieeB
the money Is sent tor that purpose.
Yours, etc., JouNF.W11.eow.
.A Mr. Iliiffhcs hns a brother in ttie rur cki
somewhere, from whom he bus not heard for n
lonir time, uti.l us tne staiernen" in
i seemed plausible eiioiiirh. he i-ame to the con
i elusion thnfMr. Wilson" whs honest and up
i riaht in nil 'hut he proposed doiii. io be call
' cd on Kso. rishT, toconsult with him in regard
' tosemlin(f on the bill of expenses which had
! te. n incurred by the landlord of the Sidney
1 House The 'Squire was inclined to look with
! distrust on the metier, but tin ally decided to
; send his pei soiuil check on the Fnsi NanonsI
i IVink of JohuMown for the sum or t.'.W, but,
I nt the siime time, took care to write across the
' lace of it. "For trunk mid funeral expanses,
1 inien.linir. if it turned out to be a confidence
irame. Hint lie would reiuse paj im .1.
,,.r when it came buck, and thus block the
ira-ne 'it Wilson, ine cucck whs "! i" ,
31st of D. ceinhi r last, and iiriixed at Mdney
i,,t nbout the time that the "propi letor of the
hotel ' whs arri ved. Following is a copy ot
tb-j letter iu which it whs enclosed :
Officr op J. H. Eisiisa, )
J 1 pt:cb of tus I'eacb.
.Iousutuws, Ta., Dec. 31, 1377. )
J. F. IVt'son, E7.
11.. r Mr. .Tohn P. Hnahes. mrrrhant
tailor of this place, lot? Just shown mcyonr letter
I nisi... aim ironi "ii en uc ......
Iliiehes who died at jwnr noiei niuei.
. . v.... K.-..1- ht.w vrti. tvtin lust ni-iiro
. 1. I, o-iwwuii iii : liforina. ten- ,
c'oe vou mv check 1T tlie amount of jour bill. ,
and vou will please h.rward by express the trunk 1
inenii.iiie.t. and al'o please liive us such particu
lars of lr. Hushes' Utatli h you kniW, and
where he whr buried. -, .
Very respectlully, yours, J. H. Fihf.b. j
Mr. Charles E. Smith, who had come on here
from North Fl.ute. Ntbia-ka. several days be-
fore tho Wilson Utter whs received, and whoi
lei t a lew tlnys siitscqMentl.v oil his retui n, was ;
rciiiiffited by Mr. Iluahes to stop at Sidney and
make i-ome Inquiry iu relmion to ihe death or
l mi a L ... 1. U I I I ll .f .I'I ll llll l'l'
the laiu'rn oriiiin-i . ' , ur . ....... ...... ,
be wrote hack that it pneK ef fcou iiiirels hull
t.een carrviiur on extensive operations iu the
1 "dead brother' but-ine, and thHt lr five or
eix months they hud been at the same swindlina
dodge of wiitiim to parties in tiic East just
such Intormniion as liad been sent loom- friend.
Mr. Hughe, here. Il happened they had been
i Rrie-tcd a Iay or two bel'ore he auiveu there,
1 however, and 'Squire F istier's check Was found
i.mong their peir,oiiul i J Vct. Tins, lie stared
was 111 possession ot Mr. ii. Ii. Bail, L. e. Mar-
' snal at i.iiuaiia.
; It seems Hint durimr one day no Us than
; ,i.i.. 1. ,, 11, In .1 Hmck-ili.U i s died at the sddncy
, iPnia that is, .Mr. Wiison clerk t.-ot out to
' viii ious towns and vilhirfts ill Eastern Slatts,
' dupli-ate letters such a the one received by j
Mr. Umrhes. only t hanging the names ami 1- .
dress to suit location. A special ayc-iit, named j
Seybolt. was put on the trck of tne swindlers. ,
tin InM ganiidsiT a wt k ego he went 10 Sidney, j
and found by means ot hiIiw) letter Hint John ;
('. Lee, wno resicieJ in that place, was tne John j
V. Wilson or the "idm-i Iloni-," mm lie
' "shadowed'' hhn until tlie loHowii.g day. when j
his man took out seven lito-is from tne post-
oftltclx x, winch were all I nun I'ennsyl vania, ;
' and addrcssrd "J. F. Wils.m." On Monday ot
last week he received ciulit b tters, and us the
detective w as sal istled 1. 0111 the movements of
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CAIIROLLTOWX,
So callel by numbers of persons tvho have return eil from Johnstown, Altoo
na, Ehensburg, and elsewhere, with the dear-bought knowledge that we
who were not among the first to oien in Carrolltown, but who
were the VERY first in Northern Cambria to sell Goods
at such W ONDERFUL LOW PRICES, can do
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE BUSINESS.
ALL mm ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AND WE FOR THEMSELVES. !
S. TEITELBAU.YI El BRO.
CAnROLLTOWX, JAS. 1?, icTS. .
Camiria'sI'osthibi'tios to tii k State
ThEASl'RY. The following exhihils the
amount paid directly from this county into
the State Treasury during the year 1S77 :
TAX ON CORPORATION STOCK.
r..s.Hin T Kin I'nmonnv f l3
Johnstown Water an-1 tins Compan ? .
.lohnslown Water foinpany
.lohnsiown Maiiufiicturinrf Company.
.lohiistowii M,'fh:in!enl Works.. -t-
I nri'iinaiiil Cresson I'lank lt.iad Com i
TAX ON COAt. COMPANIES.
Cambria Iron Company
TAT OS I'tRSONAI. PnorKnTY
Cumbria County
TAX ON NET BAIISINGS.
John Dibtrt t Co
TAX ON LOANS.
P.oromrh rf nhenstuirc
Itorough of Johnstown
TAX ON WRITS, WILLS, DEEPS, C.
D. McColjrnn. I'rotlionotury
M1TAUV PIT.LIC COMMISSIONS.
Charles Ziinmerman
COM.ATF.rtl AL l.NtlERITANCK TAX
J. M. Singer, Hi pistcr
IlfcTAII. Fits' I.ICENSEH
K.J. Freldhcff, Trcssurer 1,108.67
TAVERN l.lCENSr.8.
N. J. Frcidhoff, Treasurer S,;02.50
lill.I.t Vl'.O KOOM LICENSES,
N. J. Frel.ihtT, Trciif urer 27 00
EATIKti ItOl'PE, ETC , LICENSES.
X, 3. FrchHioff. Trcssurer S3.00
iitii.i.eh ani smtwrns' licenses.
J. Freidhotr, Trtss'irir l.o.OO
riupniET laws.
J. rrcidhotT, Treasurer L'15
1.3--M.I 0
7:i")
.tHJ
:i7 63
2,311.50
170.3:
41. 1
14-,J !
7'.d.23
25.03
S4.S1
Dyspepsia.' Typepi(i! Dyepe.'
TTFpf pslft t tfts taot perplcilBlt oT U fenmsa
tirint. Its symuiouis re nl:x.t IsfinU l ;
titr rsrlT. nd Ihe forlorn and !e5Vi:Jr"t ,
Tlotimt of lbs d:ses often faucr theaiseivcs i"
t.rsy to torn "f Terr koewo iuldy. This It
4oq 'in part to ih clJe TmcstIiy wnich iiit
tiwn the sierosch n4 t Se b: s.n. n In prl
!io to ths ract tbt any iKJinrtsnce o! tt iiK'
tire r-Jccv!n ril v disorders tie l'Ter. lie
tonls sort lh ErriB! stjU'ji. snd sOcoti. to
in ejt,r.l t li e, isllty rf tbe Hnd.
IS. r. hnnkel t Hitler WIrie sf Ircns litre ear
This ii net s new rrrir;ioo. to be tr!d nd
feoo4 Wiistliiic.lt h Veen rrrseT.Dod cr.y lor
mmr vftr! lo tb protle t enoloeot nb.T.o:Tif
wltb'nBi srslleleil ces. It If not iuetcd or
tntenrteil to eur s'l the rtlfeesn to wbirti the Uo
Bisn isirilv Is -sbjeei. but li werrsntert to care
I'Tspep"'" ' uioet obsilfist" form, .snsel
Hitter Wtneof Iron urrer telle t rnre. Syup-
nr t Tr-ni or les bt eseli;e. wiud sua
inter ef tue foed drvnesi ot tbe mouth hart-
' I'b I 11 , u iri.u -11 ' VI UW . . -
I k...li.l.a itirtrnt-.m ' I 1 1 li '
I tew tplrlf. TrT the srt remedy sod It
I T'oe-dr Its merits. (It! tbe 8t.'j.n. Fetie nly
It enkel'i. whieb it put onlv In ena dolisr I'Ottiex.
' l'epot. 2 Nertb Ninth Street. P bi'sJelphle.. r.
It tmr fulls. For by 1 llroifRiett
e!ert eTerj wbere. , . .
Ask for r.. T. Knckel's Bitter Wine of Iron ud
take se ether. i bUle for ie dollars, or n
deilsr per belli.
X.
N.
I.HI MH TW MAKHl'.T.
CoRnr.cTr.o VTbuki-v it Mrtrj k. I.i.otp.
riocr l,td..7..r.to?S.OO Vrn el. per Ih...
Itnttcr. rll per lt . 5U Huckwliest. Hour,
. .ll.l ..ub.wl I TlfT III
per lb 12 to T V bite Hesns his
Frn" per doren...
Laril per 10. . .
A Skillful riivstciAV. rr. Oeorpe IT.
Keyser, of this citv, is so well known to the
commnnity in w hich lie hs been in success
ful practice for such a long series of years,
that it is sctrcelv necessary to mention the
location of his oiliee. For the hem-tit of the
few who m:iy not le familiar with it. how
ever, it may be stated that it is at No. 240
IV tin aveniie. The doctor, in bis special
linet of practice, tuny be said to be almoht
without peer in this country. A lengthy
experience and years of s'udjir nave made
him tnost thoroughly familiar with pulmon
ary complaints, and likewise with, all that
class of diseases that are to bo cured by
trusses and appliances of that character.
Tr iTAru-r i mm of the best educated men
T Itr.w ner Ih
t ountry Soap, per lb
Hcffwii. " '
lre'?d Hogs, "
Suit, prr Ll.l
wl. er Ih.. 8S
Chickens, per lb. .
1 IT i tc r
8
1.25
20 t inlniis. p'T t'Ui-hel. . ':l
lit hint V hue. l.ii to l.!0
8 I've i tr brie
S f'.rn '
25 Hats " " 2i
1 6 I'u.kwheAt per t'os. bo
2 I'ntatoca per bu. 30 to 40
?2 56t:i"rer fced. per
to 40 I us.. " 00 to 6.00
6 T:ralhv Seed fer
7 bus l.t'3
I'oliee p'riino.per ib 25 X. O. MnUssee . . . . 60
Hay, per Ton 8.U9 Syrups per K"'- t0 90
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BT v'rtu oT sunflry wrlu of Fen. Fv.--
A.I. VcnX trpniu, Lri Facia nnn i
furo. UsneJ out of tbe C urt i t Cotr-iiotl
Fleas of Cambria county and torn dinc-te.
there will be esposed topubl'c tnle.at th hotel
or Coni4 Usal. in Johnstown,
On Rnttirdav. Feb. Oth. I878(
at'iocleck, IN M .. the follow Iu italfStatw
to will
All the r1-ht. title nnd Interest of Joserh
"fthixtes. of, in snd to a lot i f around a.tuatetl to
. i. ..... ...-V.1.. j'dn.l..-.a rnlifltv. f A
. ni'iio. iti n .tiii- ..... .- - .-. -. -
' fron'inn-on the Johnstown end Bedford i io,
! adj liniun lot of 5ac:tJfl Clmer in one fid
! i .. n ..li. ... .... ,1... r.ttifff rn nnine tjMOk to lot
of tiimiiel H.irner.lhvtmr thereon erected
two-story plank hoiwe sod Motile, now In the
mcupsncv of K. Oullerton. Tskfti In eni
llon snd to sold st the suit of Trustees of lna.
Castle, rs o. fi. i. v j. i . -i. v .
At". nil the r!?ht. title and jntrt oT ! r
tln Mtdviu. nf. In snd lo lot ot irronrd so"
nted In Cs'jU.ria hcrntiii h. Otntirls count y. Pa.,
f routlrgt on tVa north on Hi er strict. it in
lot ot Jacob Osinor on the west, lot or Wichrfl.
McMahon on theeat. snd an el lev on the sooth,
h inif thereon erected n t-ro st-iry rieik boos.-,
i.7 . i llii-ni. M.-lvln Tnhon
i in execution mi to be told at the suit of j. W.
I L):!lll. . . .
1 also, all the r!hr, tltlf snd interr-Ft of John
i Iiitz. of. In Mid to n lot ot irrouiol oiiuated m
thefiih wsrrt of Johnstown borough . t m t"l
! ennntv. Pa., trontiOK on Morri stnet. tiavioar
' P't-ctt street on one side and sn b I ivj on the
i o'her. end riiritiinir Imrk to hii slle. Imiin
: theroon ' roi.tcd three two-stoiy plaok hoiista
" I nnd u stable, now in the -cup;iney ! John
i :. il. ..r, li llito u,irl a, l h,.f 'l'nken ill PI-
edition nr.. I to !. sold t th uit of lruil
In 1. Castle. No. M. A. K. of M. C.
At .so, ail the rinit. tilieand iiiti-tet of Ib-nrV
Gillespie, of. in nnd ! lot of -round situnTc.'
i.. i..-..c,-...r.t t., ...... i'li nni tn-iii eonntv. Pa..-
frontioir in CJ inriy street, ! j .i'iinir lot -f
John Nnrv on the west and lot ot 1 ftotnns l'r
l ison on ihv e it. t inuii.(t back t Penn'a HstI
Itn.id. lis inc l In rc'on ereeteii a t wo-smry plurx
house and stsMe, now in the tx-rupanry f t
Henrv CJillespic '1'rtkeu in exei-uiloii and 19
he soi.l st the suit ot '. It. Kills.
Al.si. nil Ihe I'srht, titlo H"d Interest of Clin
ton (ioi lmour. ot, in mid to a ueoo or psi I of
lnnf situati'd hi Taylor t ii!.hip. CambrlA
coi.ntv, l'a., n.ijoiiiuii ImioIs ot J.din .1. io.rl,
.1 . C. Itolcs, K. J rki v. nod o'h is. ctmiMlon. -s
KHiiivMiii'if or less, nlioot .i kith or whieti '
ure clou re. i. ti;i loic tlnieon en i-ied a two slorv
olm.k l.owso an t Ir.mv; burn, now in t he invu-
j pam-y of Clinton Uo''!i!Miir. Taken in ex di'ii'it
I Mi d ube sold nt the s'.nt of Ucorre Wehn, r.
Al.iV Hii the rviit. titlf ami interest ot J.itoi
i r .novan. ot. ir. mi l Jo H l"t of irrooiid 'ilimlcl
i:i the "1 wartl, MillviM'- boronjrh, Crn-rl
county. I'd . t rootuiir on the noiiih on I'oii.'l
street, iidjoiiuiiii !oi ot Putin k UimIit.-is on I he)
j i :it and 'iti.unss Mui'al'C on tne wv-t. xterol
. b:sc! to tin nll v, hnvlt'g- th reon erci ii d 1
twei-slory plunk hoii-e, m t now H'Ctipied. T"
; kin in i t ut ii n ami to be sold at t he suit of
M . keim i i o,
j A i s . nil t !;e i-iifht . t It le and i nterft of 'loi.
H . 1 1 1 f Iav i i I'll-cri and Kn-hard Itund-cpH,
ot. In sin! to nil that c TtHiti lot .. iri'ouiiit vit
; tinted in fie t.omt.iioi j-ilmMou n, (. , it. In i.i
; i tity. Pa-. ir.'tit'"i "d te.-t on tin- w-s:eriv
1 side ot M ini sti.-t l. sod fxtendinic I H k. Mt
Mn lit utiiilo Willi. M.iiii -I ri-vt. t hr s-a tne Id I h,
P'G lent, t.iorc or l-ss, to an aln y. 1 1 he r.ori h
wet erl v em n :-r d sail lot tin l 't h n t I t
0 ineles 1 1 1 mi Ihe poll h-east el I y coroer of M li
lt a in o cr.i and ! :n imr I h-re :i rei ted a 1 hree-
. story trime '.luiutinf. hound, v mi I he westeily
! S'de y lot late toe r.oderioe d W liltiini Hi t,
li-c'd. to-vl her w lib Ihe h'-'f 1 lament and art.
. p.n t n.i'i. es. Tiil.eit in exeeution nnd to t e
t 91 ! ai the nil of Johnstown Savir :s Itiiuli,
! nsiir: e i f Harriet Orr and iili.mi C. Lew ;s,
1 a 'niinl-ttalers of U'lilmtn i o r. ill c d.
! Au-n, a.l tho rl'ht. ti'le nod inti-reut of John
' (i.ititis. "t. in and t. m lot of iriniiinl situated
i in the First ward or Oom-rr.auirh tiorooirh. Ca m
j I'lia county, l'a.. front lug- on t he south fin llai!
, It.nid st icvt. adjoinimt lot ot l iank Mi idire on
1 ttie West, srid lot of Catnbiia linn Con.punv fin
1 Ihe st. havMiir thN;n eect-d a two-stfry
j frame house, now in the occupancy of John
tiatiTie. 1 iiken in ex-r'ition ui.d to be sold at
1 Ihesu'l ol llnviii Owtl.
J Al-. allthc r'jilit . 1 i:le r.r J tntcrpft r f .le
j thro O itl ha in, of . in and to two lot of. erround
sduate in Stony Creek township, I 'ttmtu in finin.
! tj. Pi., trotitin in M:e oohnstown Hod Scalp
I Lvel Turtipili? "n the wvt. adj.iiniinr lot of
'. V caper on the north iiud an alley on the
! soul h, ex t .ndiotr Ini'k to nn a I lev, ha vine hcre
I on erected a two slorv plmk house and sta' le,
now in the occupancy of .'t thro OidhHin. Ta
! hen in execution cr.d to be sld at Ihe suit of
: Vi!!iam Sink.
(.0 ai.oo. all ihcrljrbt. title and inierest of Au-
M i u ust W ih. of, in nnd to a lot of m ound s t natu
in the 1st ward. Johnstown toi-oiijh, t amtnia
county. Pn.. f rontinir on I'nioa stieet, adjoll
let of lavi1 Ideweilyn on the smith, an. I
lot of Sam 'ii I I'.otShtoti tho north, extndMiy
back lo ati all.'j, havimr tin reon erected a ttJ
story plnck house, now In th occupancy of
AuiruSt VVud. T.i k i-ti tnciecutlon and to ba
soid at the suit sf Henry S:iencl.
ihe I fcfision and in tlie panic
"V1 I to which we have refer;
Jn i , , .... ..r.i: ..r
.rrml. II is tliOrOllllll
knowledge of diseases of lliis character and
their treatment, insure absolute safety, anil
i. ...... ,,.ii iiUrn tl-.eir reliance on mm iii
.lio
, , 1 1 ... n u ..tyufl 1 1 tT f S-t,i
ii v fsver uniuiitni . .. ..j -
. - . . ..i.: c. I
ISarclav, of somersei lowiininp, dum.
countv", and realized for its several ow" ,
no ward of 87,000. When taken to Plii!"
pnia ourinu mo i-f-iiit-i.ni-., . ...
i . .l.,l.i ti.i.. It ueUrlied 4 01)0 m
i .i... n ., .i,n tl.Mti owned it. an
aim i iitr uirti. ...... ... --, .
had Invested 31.4.-0 iu its purchase., v1"'
. , - cst nkfi 1 .. iidli f t r n fttrml ' 1 i
I amen io pajt .. it,;, i
I which lie had reali2ed from exhibit "ls j
big bovine, . ,
It lias not vet been decided ; le
wlietber the new township erecte. " 1
parts of Washington and Summe j
be called Portage or Penn, nor Is !
to a certainty whether tbe Utvlsiol"'- u ,
conflrme.l at the Argument or lit ,
of Court, though must probably tin ' ;
latter term. In the meantime a ' T .'
time to come we suggest "N inety ? f ' f !
as an appropriate hymn for the V1, ;
the new election district, n'nj ' !
voted for and nine against the i""- d !
C'ome in out of the cold, wl. J?"" ;
you some barm, buy lor y .
...Ill irmin rn l ( 11 1 1 M r i in. io
n
and
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ti
Brjt".
t
will Keep you q.... ,rnhT. ,
now given to one ana '-' 4 , "i;,
clever, at Star Clo.bing Hall rJ -1
his clo'hlnj:, overcm.n. ,
"sicb," at V""" ,;
make all buyers rich, for "l'-.,
the big stock now n store, he k-
cost and not a cent more, fit
street. No. 109. J"-'.: ' V
men shoul.l visit wno nave ...
-The AUoonmlorntnaGW"" 1
revolutions on .J
has been ..r, pev family has i
office. One of the gittea r . 1
charge of the local leP'"'J
be conducts it is evule nee 'MnK.
talented brothers, W t 1 'Xfonte Watch-
toncity.and Je,of he H remdlnjr
man, fully " r l?tj hope that j
public lm,,,'"h,cJ,", "le revolves may
new dress this trnk J ,
cheerful as the happy faJ ol a j
wbo h Ju.t learn-l t h-
whole week svj """""-.,., the Globe
manageinem ... "---.. i)andsotnesl
both of her thumbs being left hanging l.y
mere shreds of flesh, while "he litttn tmy una
nearly all his hair blown off, besides receiv
ing some very painful burns alout th? head.
The condition of the lilile inforf ttnatea is,
however, considered by no means dangerous.
Two young colored men who gave, their
names as Charles Olabattgh and Charles
Wilson, aiias Seveille, who were arrested as
suspicious characters and sent to the work- j
houe in Pittsburgh for a short term, have i
been recognized as Wils. Patterson, jr., and
Joseph Larimer, of Johnstown at least the
former has been recognized and ther seems
to be no doubt about, the identity of tho lat
terwho are wanted in this county and will
be brought here as soon as they are liberated
in that citv to answer ft charge preferred
against them several months ago for break
ing into and robbing a local freight car at
the Johnstown station, and for participating
in which another young colored man named
Johnston was arrested about three months
ago and is still in our county jail awaiting
U!!Ljolin MrClnre, son of the warden of the
Blair county prison, entered the corridor of
that institution on Thursday evening last
foe the purpose of furnishing the prisoners
with their supper, when he was attacked by
two notorious characters named Wna. Bnrk
hart and Wm. Murray, and during the scuf
fle which ensued nearly all the other prison
ers who had been permitted the liberty of
! the' corridor, made a rush for the jail yard,
1 but as luck would have it, John lirown, a
I colored man to whom the warden had hand
' ed the keys a short time previous, took re
I fuge from danger in the jail tower, and as a
consequence the mutineers were unable to
make thvir exit. In the meantime young
McClure managed to free himself from the
' clutches of his assailants, and with the aid
1 of his fa'ber ami two of the prisoners who
j came to the rescne, soon succeeded in quelling
' the outbreak, not, however, until he had
j fired ft shot ami inflicted a flesh wound on
one of Murray's arms.
I The contests for the beautiful painting
1 and valuable necklace, the former to tie
! awarded to whoever draws Ihe lucky num
ber, and the latter to Ih given to one of four
i;tie cirls who secures i.i ntgneju. nuuioer
e , i . i. . . . i. .
oi me oner- i ' ' - . ..
Vf.i,iiiir. In ttiia lora itv nariicuiar.v t". "
t...'.....o. ii...r u.o oniiiB whs un lib irave ihe I feRsion and in the tiarticnlar branches of it
name ol K. W. M.i-aii us f.is accouipoce, a
fhnt individual whs iinnieiliuleiy capture.!, in (
ln possession tweiiiy-one I. tiers uddressud lo
J. Ir. Wilson were discot ere.l.
.)ii seiirchiiirf Morgans rucim, printu.i iciicr , inose wno in.f.r. ......
headings were found, the s.iuie ai the letter ( r(.t assured that their faith is flrmlv grouna
...... ... m i i Hughes. hm I also a lotur list ' .. r .-,... i, ri.-.'.Ji rt-ll.-loi.l
. ..,.11,. ..u t.lru.au. lull lilllv i '
Ol l in ill. n ii .i ."... - 1
from each posioihce. 'ihe add tosses were prin
cipally of parties residing Iu Pciinsylraiiia. Illi
nois, l'ennessce, llhio. and Missouri. A pre
liminary hrarii'K wus given the prisoners, and
it was decided lo hold llicni for trim, in default
of I.Wil had. Uf formerly resided In ttiTiatm.
where he whs i" the lottery business for some
time, and i nus seen red the names ot thousand
ol p.is.'iis throurttiout the country who arc
anxious to make money by chance. Morgan
had been a post-trader's cleik. at Hed t I oid
Agcui: , nnd whs aiwajs cousideied of excel
lent character.
In wriilny un this matter st such leOirth it Is
to l e hoped ttmt some or our rendeis may he
tnnght aosctul lesson -which is, tinii sctuincs
by wlilcr. wealth may tie acquired so easily, on
complying w ith requests sent out hy circular
or letter, can ulwaste Set down as the swin
dling dodges of confidence men, and gullible
people w ho bite at specious schemes ure little
It any better than the persons by whom they
are duped.
How IT IS Done. The first object In life
with the American people is to "get rich
the second, bow to regiin good health. Ihe
first, can bo obtained by energy , honesty ami
i savin"-: the second (gomi iieaunj ny nm.
Green's August F lower, fcnour. yu
i be a despondent sufferer from Any of the
i effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Indi
! g. stion, &-c".. such ns Sick Headache. Palpi
! ration of the Heart, Sour Sw.ma. b, HaWuia
I Costiveness, Dizziness of th Head. Nervous
1 Prostration, Low Spirits, &c. yon need not
atiff- r another dav. Two iloses of AUGUST
j Flower will reliev you At once, sample
Bottles 10 cents. Ilegn'.ar sir. "-5 c'I,"t
I Positively sold bv Lftnmon & Murray, iv
ensburg. P. M. Woleslagle .t Son, w iimore,
ADMIXISTRATOU'S NOTICE,
p.stateof Mart Murray, dee'd.
letter? or sdnilnlstratt in on the ei-tsto of Mr-.
Mnrv Mnrrav, late tr Cambria township. Cam
PrU Vnutit v. ileeeaeed. bavu been grsnted to lhj
underFignefl. to whom all persov.s indebted tosuld
rT.to (ire reqncs:ed to make pajmnt. and thos
having eialms ng.insl the ernie will pleese pre
sent them prupeny snthenticnted for settlement.
C. MUKKA"!. Administrator.
Cambria Twp., Jan. 18. 1878.-8..
7WTOTICE. Is the Court
all i. M .1 . ---- -
Notl.- is herehv given that the aper.unt of Mlae
Williams, cominitteeof Jan" v illtams, nn tnfflns
1 er;n has been S'.e 1 in the Prothoootary'f otHee
if :mhrln conn'y. and will bo presented to siii
Cuari tor eonfirraation ant sllowssre, at Aran
rucnt Court, to ho held st K'jei.sbiir. on Tcks
niY. the l-Jth dav of FrntRt kt next..
O F. trilON'N P.I-I, . Proihi-ntsry.
Prothonotary'sOln-e.KhBnshurg. Jan. 15. 1STR.-41.
TesiyB or SAttj. Otie-tUrd of tbe purchase
monjr t tie t.aid w hen t he ;.i open v is knocked
Cown, aud the remsitiing t wo-lUird.s f.enr Uie
cmCi Lauti:i of tU deed. r' ' j' -
JOHN' RTAX. ohaTiff.
SberlfUa OCloe. Ehenbuv. dsn. li. lsS.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Y virtue .if sundry writ Cf ln.l. Efjun.,
issued outfit the. Court of irattitm PbrlS
CHinbriH count y mid lo me Jirected. thro
Il bo exposed to putd.c fcuie. at Ihe Court
in k.n.nut.ilrr . n
ZTr OM. ! Tuesday, February IJIth, IG73,
' 1 e,t I o'elocK, 1. JJ.. the toiiowintf ri eeiat
OTNTT. ' i..mi.
I or
tj wit
Atr. t rtpbt, title snl Interest of Frcderkk
S h:ni'ier. cf. in snd til lot -T urounl situ
ate In tfuri'init viite hoioujh, Omtr!a eotjnt.v.
Pa., f rout o:i t he Tf 'im mir ion, Cmnhrla un.i
Indiana Turnpike, sdj -'idoir n.t of .t .hu Susr
t:i iiith on ore R rtf and lot d .Tohtt HitT 1 on the
other, ekteudirg hsck t) fe I to an eiley. hv
Iiib thereon erected a iwo-tc.ry i'ltirtk house,
I'fiw tn the ocenpacy of Frederick frihiiieM.ier.
Taketi In execution and to be sold at the suit of
sine .1 Icy IJios.
Ai-S'i. all the rip tit. Mit end 1nTerf of Anna
ft. Mclionlirle nnd John K. Fcao is n. nccu tor of
Closine: Out Sale!
- i. MciiO'itiiit- nun jonn I,, soaiiiitn.ncciilonn
j Jereniinh .Mcfioniirlc. dec'd.and Charles A. Mc-
HABDIAE 'HKWARE, STOVES, i
ji.-i - a -r - i of tlie prcmifH Rp.1 heup.I l.y thr Urn of th
eur. v ww x 7 -
t.- ii flrt.claH friierrit8 in the U.
A Rare Musical Treat. St. John s
Choral Club, of Altoona, which recently
gave a conceit at St. Augustine iu aid of the
Catholic church in that place, whe'e it was
honored with an immense audience, to which
it cave unbounded satisfaction, Las kindly
volunteered to give a like entertainment at j
and for the benefit of the Catholic church, iu j
this place, on Friilay evening, January j
25th. The programme to be presented will ;
consist of sacred, sentimental anil humorous
koIos. quartettes, choruses, recitations, etc.,
some twenty-five in numlier, with piano ac- j
coiiipaniments by Misses Kooncy and Haas, I
two of the most accomplished lady perform-
. . . . !... ,1... (Ii.itu ..or, '
ers on thai iiisuumcin. mi
produce. We know to a certainty that the
concert will be first class in every particular
and that the four ladies and five gentlemen
.i... .. , noriii inatH bare few euuals ami
no superiors among amateur vocalists. t?o ;
well assured, indeed, are we of this fact, j
that we Lave no hesitation in saying that ;
any one who has a single obctioti to urge
agaii.st the entertainment alter it is over .
will have their money returned fill iy and j
promptly. More than this we need scarcely
say. though tho following from the Altoona
Mtrror will serve to show that twenty-five ;
cents could not be belter invested for a, bet- ,
ter cause ami with a better assurauceof got- j
.,..... .l.-.o roll value in real, uemiine ;
llllt iii.m. . " " , ,
enjoyment, such as St. John 8 Choral Club
is abuudautlj able to furnish. The Mirror
eays :
Tho musical entertsinment given by the Pt.
John's choir, in tne biisement or the U.tholic
church, on Saturday evening.was well attended,
Ihouirti not so nuuierously si that winch pre
ceded it. This wus partly on hccoihiI of the
mud and darkness tlirouh which the peopie
. ... -. . ......i.i hurl, to wmle: but we are.
Knew .iif-j '""'""-; :,' . ; ,. '... .-....
saiisneo inn. nnu
i..,, i.iiiieifi Miiti imeiicui u:ii i.-n-i. o,.
Titusville, Pa., April 15, 187(5. X take
pleasure in certifvittg that the Sweet Worm
Powder bus worked wonders in my family.
Mv girl, four years old, was taken with con
vulsions, roUitig tip tbe eyes, and straig.it
ening out of the limbs, and semed to be al
most lifeless, when I borrowed some of t.ie
Sweet Worm Pow.'.er made by E. K. Thomp
son, T.tusvilie., Pa., giving her two doses,
when she was relieved at once. I ilso gave,
some to my other children with the same
effect. Ob... M Herring
Kerr Hill, l a
Prepared bv K. K. Thompson. Titn-viUc,
fa., and s I'd 'by Lemmon & Murray. Ehens
burg. I'rice 25" cents per box.
COST! COST!! COST!!! ten"
lii'.'B tneni. of . I n an d t o n ic? c or ppi-cel fr land
tfd in Wflshintiou tcwiiinp. Cnmto-ia
county, i a., ocj.-iii'i k nirnis ot tne tu Irs fir
f WiIioiiii Phflrp, f.ei.-'d, Vi;iM:ii Tiiy, nd .it hers.
linn iiiiiii m
... , . j. I contnlnlnir 2ini Ht-r. more or 1-ss. xhout 3 or 4
rf!iE nnrtersined, hsvlng ennrinnei tt etoee tip ; f.r, t..M , ,,., , ,, five ooe-
1 his business early tn the Spi lna ss r-o I'"- sforv pl-.vk h ne. now tu tiie r.eCiipucv ,,t
will from this dnte sell SI () l-.s.. HA Hllrt AU It. ir.Url(v McAnnbv nnd nt her. Taken in -Ko-T1N
and SHttT IKON H A K t, .., cut ion and to !" sold nt tl.emii of ih h"ir nd
. ... y-i-vori! vrVT) I K C T I I j bK'il i PftS. niiilivevof AdHin 1.yer.dfK''il. for
AT I I IS I l'( IK j A O I 1 I use of T;,i7.:it eih Mo.v. r. widow ot Mol oeceoent.
m M-. X ' - - ' . 4 . .... nil ,1...
fiecf-ilent
.....l.t i I, !.. ...4 l .. . ... . . ..
r . r. . . .... (.. ..... ...n in.. rr ,'l 111-
i ("rew Topper, of. i'i nnd to n tiii'cp or parei Iff
land sii'.m'-cd in A lleirhcny towihip. 1 emhrta
wus j county, l'a . ai joint ii I i id of A udre l.nis mi
hr.ti.rht fnr Cnsn W nn IO"! s w-rv - ; mini mi., ..nn ,.i.i,--, .1 .. 1 1 ., i ii i iik
..,.iT.t find ar t he manufacturer ot many fowi Bcrf . m
rr' . ' ' . j . . ilmli. ,.rl.f. this . ..I.
In mv line are oai 'ii"uv'"j .... ,- ,
Ynl Cash Only.
As mr stock, which Is slrniftt entirely new,
. u. whlkn frond fWrTP itown !1 Itl'
TtADYLAND FOR JAMVART. A fln dou
ble numlr, full "f Uny Christmas Stories
and lovely Christmas Pictures, all In big
print, on thick paper, just the niaeazine to
teach babies 1o read. It is only fifty cents a
year. D. Lothbop & Co.. publishers, P.os
ton, Mass. One of our exchanges says :
-ir D. l-othrop Ar Co.. of Boston, publishers
of HabvlaM). could have seen the Joy the No
v' n,t.er nu.ntier Carried to the '-.I le j .nan who
hostile privlieireof taking the copy that comes
to this cftice, they would do,.ld less tave felt
that their iraifaJtine for Juvenile read. Is 1 1 e
p.ibltcHtioii ol all V"ll"tlons,'i'Vfmuil.
and ears. It is an -institution - in families
where there are small children.
It n ay long -1 ,P: bare eone to ! all who wish to aid a -vorthy cause ami we
. r tr a.lv.jatCS nf .... m. w ill refuse to add their
XZlvtm mite ta needful a fund. Itoth prizes are
.t la iiu return for rs'lalism. j h ,.ollt ending for, the painting la-
tbere Is o r j, id.l as II , w .or,,,M,,t nl,.,ur- nf the "Blessed
..Z! :;! to ob.ait.ed for the tner cna.. w' ,iave ever seen, while
1" T7tI B rflMIV lllUIIv . . .
farm, i. b, as we township.
well
what a ricn oiusii.ni niei miy an iuinf ... -
been prepared lor them, they would not nave , o V ovli wh,se sb.re, I know, is the cheap
ill.. wed SUCH dllhcuitles to Keep metn away, i ,'. ',,,. nn ran ,
Ml who eniratred in the perlormance acu.uitlL-a
themselves in a highly creditable inauner. Jicn
uinc merit wus exhilnted by every oucof them,
and although much we would like give to encli
individually aim a., v '" "- '
Our 1IUIIU.11 l' loc'i' " J .
Jrsoo
t . " niTy Httrri. iivt ri ii'.m
"" to du a , n,cky ji,y rendered
"i h ii. .... . . ' ..il. Tr.
b ii. uiwi or osnireroas fioiif- . ----
U . ftah, Svr.ipconlaiiuiootbtnK injoriouti
v " es. b.tmj to th ntvw lliei ta--.
et reut3.
. -coders. iS l'"" run
urn nf i:arr.iiiow ii,
within wo "" 7,,,.!, sre cletreil, with
,ins 153 acres, 1 Wot; d. n
A,l necessary ' "'Inesdav. Jan. oflth,
been rHistroned nntn win take place
al 1 o'cWk. ,Kr0ngh of Carrol 1
at Blum's H sH.iiH one of tnB
town. Th. farm X at.dls nnderlald
si:sa' flr
VIIU."o,iy...i.. . , , ,
.i. . .ni.i.1.. la nnu which would indeed lat
an adornment to the finest lady in the land;
and some at least of the little girls who are
soliciting votes on their own lelialf had bet
ter be up and doing, as wn have reason lo
believe Ihat one or more of the nntnber ex
pect to come in with a pilr privately con
tributed that will th difficult to overcome.
Th" awards will lie made as soon aa auffl
ebtnf monej baa ben realised to at leas
ae th valrtaM arl!t! ffm a eer!ie.
merit,
lug it.
It did not look like an elopement, and
vet we saw him and Herr get on the Fast
Line together at Altoona on Monday even
ing last, ett rout tor Pittsburgh, and knew
that both of them had left their families tm
hind. The ''him" in the case was a well
known newspaper man of the 'Mountain
City." ami llerr we recognised as a young
but successful n.etnlier of tbe Biair county
bar. Sfiither of them looked at the time aa
if they designed to gel np a sensation, and
we presnro ihy hatre ere this returned to
! NHwrm ot MMrtr wpettlvw fai.lhs.
Take, oh! take that bill away; that, alas,
long since wa duel-call again some other
day. when the trees do bud anew; mayt-?,
dirtily distant spring some financial change
will bring, for wise I've got and well have
learned that money saved is money earned
and a I now propose to take due care and
buy all things to eat ami wear pun n.y.a
Lloyd, whose store, l Know, is mibh... -
' . . l.nAaoaliililTOAliill
esr piace i ii-ii u"" s. , ,
oT every kind to suit tbe purse and p.ease
the mind, I etpect tr save without delay
money etiongh my debt lo pay.
r t Kn tittrvlir t h ft
dest orromrMTY to sfxvre bargains
EVERPRESENTE 0 IN TH.S SrCTlCN.
Tn order to Rive tho r""l n Idea cf what I am
selling goods nt 1 fufmit a few cf icy
Great naductions in Prices:
Douhle-bltted Aes. wnr .of l.:
Knives and Fork; worth io M.t 2
Sll. ria. Table 5P-ns, worthy :.o to
., h II T&ttltlTS.
Mi. t-ia. i"T-. ' tol iston-si.
Sll. ria. Table Ca.tor.. -" Vto V00.
Cock Stoves, worth V , M to mM.
Heat'ne stoves, worth t6.no to 135 0i.
Mcai.PB Ke.luoe 1 to M .00 to Zb.M.
An t corrc-pondlnz reductions In ll other iots
n "w In stock. In short, no rrmre tl.nn ct prioc
w H be ssiicd for anv article. .n band, whde t.iany
In tnakir.it this otTer. howertr. I wish It to le
distinctly understood that no will be per-
rnTttTd t leave the store until paid fr. Tremtses
to psy to tnorrow or next week will not ar.swer.as
I urn determined to close out my busings on
"iPeroncwinR me book areormtt or notes
are requested to , ay P -J. LTLCT.
rhihnrlr .Tan. 11. lSiS.-tt.
J.l-V - .
.. ... ....... ...... ......... ...nil, . -
lore i r lc--. Bi.fiiit IMnon-f of whicS nr
tfMlcd. h;ivi.:tt t iiorcon cii'C'fit H .itii'-stnrr 1.
, tiou-v nil I loif -Int. I.-, in 'V i.i the ncc...ttlii i f
iAndi'-w lfi;..i r. Tk'-n in execution and to
be s ld nt 1 1n- ui? f t .) uv.'i 7. N itr f.
At."' i, ft 1 1 tlie i irltf . t it e ;:tcl in tf r"t of 1 l.r.s.
O'irniaii. of, in r.nd to n pi"cc nr parcel of Isii l
F t 'IK tc.l it. ii llil!7i"l limiislip. Cm I Klllm'i un V,
l'a, a!jo;t In- I.i to; ..f Tl.-.ti as V.'il. A ntbf.n'y"
j Myers. Crttnl itH 1 1 o:i 'i ii.nmiy, nnl otr.fi,
. coiittili:"n; 4 ' itcrc-, tn. i e n If u i.i in pi u e,
i ha", i : tr ' hereon ci i -''"!a l-.;itri w mill. Ta
' k- n in cjc-citt;o:i i"..tto le nt I he suit of
, W. J. It 'iik. H!,iTi..r o I n. 4 . I ; or iioiji.
; Aln. !l tiie i .JJit. tit e and itni-re-i i.f Mar
'; irsrt t VT ue :n, ot . in mho ; o m of y round Mt.
j itfte-! in (inili'A.i ! .t o.i ith. .'Hmt'iis tvuntr,
; Pa., f rof.l ii ir f n he ! hu h li:i il It. 'fi t. nnj nn.
j lna lot of K. .1. I'nrri.-li ' n lite Vint, nil mIi-j on
j the ens'. H'.J lot ol TiioniHS l.in 'ii v ..n the
i south, hnvir.ir t!xri'"n r., j,il h 1 wo-ntory
j lutiic l.mi-c i:ii'l i!n' stiii.li., unw in ttif fK ii
I pnncy ol M.rirfii-i Wh-iau. lnk.li in . ju -..
j tlon and to he oM at t l.c suit f ! 1st It M ; llj .
I ALS. sll thf rlirht. tu ic and iiiii-i-rt of J. -i
eph Travis, of. in anil ton piece or parcel of
I land ntu itcd in I'll rfif I I township, Cnniti. ia
; countv. l'a., nrijolnitoj land of Pittf-tmrnh 4 oal
j Co.. Itirhard Elder, Michsel sle. ifi others,
i cnntaioinif 33 were, nmre or l-s. ununiiroviii
Tnkep in execution and ! l.c ol.l at I lie suit of
Zrni. A I'm ier. for uc r.f S. P. Hums
A t,o. r;i the rigiit title and iuterft irfImoTi
Schroth, l. bi and to s lot t,r iri'oiind sittmt"i
in the horooirli f? t'arrol.tf.wn.Csir.bria countv
l'... srijotniny lot o! Stivh nn the south.
; irivinir n iif on tne Wfst.nnd Imrttiiir i.n
( Min street cn the east, havimr tlMwn e rcc I ft
j a to-story rnime house ami tuviril stnt.lf. ir
j in th cceuptinoy f.l Simon ?ctuoth. I hot, in
. ' evecntloti otid to te eolU at the suit of John
YJII II 1 D 1 L lIUKl ImVUV AtJ... nil the right, title an llntrest of FIh,
ifiLUttuLt lAniii run obll. ii
Ar in ttintnir nn ru i i 5 n
The letter of onr Ch-st township coirea
pondent did not reach us until onr paper
was so far advanced that we could not make
room for it. Most of it, however, Trill do to
serve up with the next epistle.
execution and to be sold at tbe suit of John
tv. Ps.. adjotnlnir Isndsof J on.- Adam. Harrv
. i , a ij ...j Vf..i. ,
Il.'p if I i. llfi.iuirnil urn:, nnd l.llli r,, Cn
iHtiitnir 100 scre, mtre or ' -s, h. .ol 23 ae o
clesrtd, nnring lb?renn emud a two-st'.ry
frame botiFC and tratne hirn. rifor In the open,
psncy or tiia Adams. Taken In execution and
to be siiid al the suit of F. 1). Saupp, .
At 2 o'ri-ofK. P. rr."11 ,7. !-M aitna." tn TrSMS OF ? A LB.-fine-1 bird rr Ike purchft
the property of Davul J. VT7 !. ,,? tlnh Vea money to be pabt when the n pe,tr a knr'. 4
Cambrik township, s.tjo.alng landg of Hugh Kes ( A b reniMinl,,- iwo-thlrds bcf., the
and others, contiuin
rrvo II iirilietl Acres,
. a , : ,.r Via
IY virtue of an order ot ." ,."
dersigned w.ll expose to pnbllc sale, on the prem
ises, on
Monday, January 2l6tf 188,
At nVifltt. p. V.. sll thst eertaln FARM, lata
Terai of onr subscribers will find
themselves cut oft in their iniquities after
thia week. No pat, no paper, will be out
motto hereafter.
more or less, about TO Acre cleared, on which
BIO tBItJV .wv
2'iro Sfon Frame Dwelling IToute,
IUR AM M-l'KPKABI t)l TBI 1LIIS.
ri,.,. i also a fine Ouch a a n on t he prem-
toeVani tl.a bind U , Iu . onjl ... .f HfraMo.
; conHi uintlon of ihe deT.
t UlITV Dr V CI j.m
"ti.' a "i -nr"r in m
HANDS OFF! All iersonn rq
herebv cautioned airainat lntrfMrtn
wnv with the fo'lowlrtr dewrrihed ttrrnart.
it cf" Wm. MOoaa-h. which 1 hir rwtonrs'd
l Diaca trare. 1
In ativ
and taken tnto my possession:
Jan-ll,lS79--2t.
i , ,n ii,. ii'.i. w... . - - i . - . v.
the purchase shoals. 1 ciikin stove snd flxttires, 1 era; mor
. . . - ia t K ..l.c 1. ri sn,! bitrtien 1 1, ml I n re . hn.1,.1. ....
80 bnf hels eorti In ears. 1 lannlnat i li, a lot of bay
mi.. " ' " " . " bi.iii I II 1 1 m
ftespfletfnlly anbmtttert to the Messrs
rettiffiUa. aaara Madeira. r9.
Tr'.R or rAt-rr,Tl "r..." i.WlaBeeln
:n...A1r....ii.n will b M
rttiia l vi 1 1 TJ y' 1 Kiiii'i, -m is imni--sa. imitwi, I rirmw, Plil'll.
W I-' " " a il. -ll !k.4. I li. lSf Mill, avtw i J .
- nAnoV il a v i n i nr ft .iaTaaa an
7rWS s'vlel lOe. Wit I Carls toe , I
tiM f r pirti
Pas, Twp , .Ta il, ti..-i,
)