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Ebonsbure, Pa.,
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:al and personal.
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there, andtfte Other Place.
... --)flir tor manlA Rnnap
j
ket quotations Mnie as last week,
ba! et,': are uu"u l" J-;a ituis per
F'iziVth Haes'rty, of Altoona.
v s-n.Iiit-n iy of heart diteaee on 4ln-
iiiiula"-
. ,iifuiniti ves are now using lr.
" t. .... lt:rrr4 nnil Cr.llcrfi Srnr
" .. ... f 1 oi t i r !
,.,i,H aai'.r sut..
.liii idii ! birthday iiiiftni as well
somebody else's birthday so far j
i,.,rj- was concerned. J
. v.:lni a honey, the old folks like It, j
people like it, and the babies cry j
Wt! mem Dr. Frazier's Cough Svr- !
11-' 21.-ly. !
. Greenback-Labor rarty lost 1C9
Viiiona and I.ogan township 63 in
-ltra:iJ4J in the latter fcinca Just
- j G. Davis, of AltnotiA, sbot at and !
' I seventeen ontcif twenty glass balls I
fruiu a trap on last i uesday alter- i
r,..i.l investment. Buy a twenty-five ;
I Kane of Foiitz's Horse and Cattle ;
: tu prevent disease iu your horses
c:ir loads of first clas emigravita
e from the eastern part of this State
raised orer the Pa. It. 11. on
IV l.l-d.
iceth" discovery of Dr. "William's In
:.tttii tt there is certainly no excuse
y nut; to suffer with the Piles. See
notice. iiz-.'l.-iy. j
fc.ifli. from present inilicatioiis, will
,i :ke a lami'. out we are not so sure '
hasn't a lamb-basting iu store for us
it exit.
M-lin man ( Edward A.) in Altoona I
- hi- r-pntat inn lias been ruined by '
rii'i' Tribune, and beuce the libel
.ti.nl elsewhere.
:;r nine hundred and ninety-ninth
: wlf-acting car-con filer has just been
fc.cl by a r-iiwood (.tsiair county) gen
Jj named P.ainsey.
.Writing society in Taylor township
-.s t.) settle tne (jnestton ttis evening
:.-r or ti"t brimstone euters iuta the
sition cf hell fire.
he Johnstown Democrat says thai the
,-ra's of that place elected one Ooun
ii, tlie Cumbria Iron Conipauy two,
f:e Vorkingmen three.
!r. J' liu C.ei and wife, of Johnstown,
viit t locate ?ruaiHMit!y at Salina,
i!t. i nev nave our nest wishes lor
iiie.l health and prosperity.
he letter of our Portage correspondent
r.amleil tj us only a tdiort tim lvefure
in. rwas put to press, which will ac-
I'. r i"s iu)i appearance this week.
iran named McPike would very well
j:o lism'.V the futuls of the county, and
c:ve linn a litt you niav accept as a
I : j- sincere thanks for jour bounty.
, iin ii. r.vans, r.sn., tormerlv or this
. now of hi t'ity, whose tin wedding an-
arv we noticed a tew weeksTaso. baa
s Tolut.'.arv petition in bankruptcy.
l.Mri Levi Holland, of Johnstown, who
t'js or two humlreil poumls, fell down
iua Monday last and injured herself
LJly that sue died on Wednesday ruoru-
.Kn ovarian tnmor wIirhi
ri.N was re.-eiitly removed from the per
jf Mrs. Kmlolnh Karabanpli of A lrrwum
Le unfortunate lady did uot long sur-
Hie operation.
Uvinnie or Minnie Murp, formerly of
I ii.ace, lias gut herself Into jail apain in
-1;1IVU Inr Hlea IU? alKUt L'0(l frnm a
y iu that city by w hom she was em-
.-11 as a domestic.
-The "immortal J. S". " who la oti.-b
ion his travels, was to bare "lifted the
iu Aii..ona laat tngtit, alter wfaicli he
i. oneg lt "remove the nressure" iu llolll-
kli'ir an J K'eusburir.
Citl. Theo. Ilurchfield. foreman rf ttm
! oa Tribune job office, Las our synipa
r iu th death, on Monday night last, of
uiam si. n a victim ot that terrible d in-
with a terrible name, rerebro soiiial
.lng'.ti.
-S iaie Jospicble cmn hurletl a Ptone
:ii of the lari?8 show wimlima in 1 M
i airie & Son's store, at V ilmnrK nn
f ir.iay uiht last, arw! the missile striking
i st the all shattered three of the costly
to atoms.
-MHPrs. Klein, of Lewistown. starftsl
e-r and from tiiia niare viiKtir.las u.-i 1 1
'tier lot of j;ood liorses, fourteen in nuni-
. nn ii. we neiiere, makes t wenty-eitrht
Mi I H i: 1 1 t l.v t )ini il II.
'h pat month or so.
-i r.ws were on the wing yesterday
yr.g in lare numbers and movine norf b-
- ir,l from all other direc tions. The
! tl.e li-oira It ti-rttil.t Ia .tifflnlt t..l
t!if !) t.f the crows themselves were
;,S-M to .ill who beard them.
II, is from the M ol 1 i.Iaysbu rg Kfri.itr :
n2 :i :i i ti MoIiU wo cai.l it ..- .
r - - .... .-...v. w n
T.!N..r, u .t Hamniers." Well, we tried
n rner that fact into thft head of the in--Iiit
comjiositor last week, but it was
Having an opportunity toseirure a d well-
l-Jp"e of his finw fironerfv in Mi Wiul
'1, thi,h he will nell at a low price and
'l", tn.. st accommodating terms. Posses
n tf'Vtti on tlie 1st of Atiril
t f";"Hi2'ir.''i' aketnan named John Marks
t t 1 1 ' Tl f ;4 , ; c- iVll from t.ia trjin -Kitu .... a
ktLru.igh theOallitzin tunnel on Tues.lay
. tmiiim. io relate. es aned with uu
rs' 'uj'Jriea than an mlr rut ,-ihov nna nf
J - eyes aud a few painful coutusious ou the
!ir;;T Hvan has recently sold bis store
'""iisnj Mouse and saloon property
' n,bria borough for $2,000, which is
.'i.).y not one-fourth the nrice which
J.a LarA I r i e
. ui.iAnini lur ii a iew years
II r. Thomas llallornn waa t1i nnr.
ir.
-Thouua Swiler, of Mill Creek, Hnnting
n routitv fill...! .., . r... nn T
. 1( , v... . u7 n v o, ill
U4 ICned tlm tilina nf mio nf r.1 .V.
r' "d passed i; on another, and although
' Moed to redeem the forged check, he is
w m jail awaitintr trial for 1,1. little
Dtricitv
' Mr. John Davis, much esteemed far-
, """K near tonfliwnce, Somerset
', nt', was kicked and ilmmt inat .,.iU
by one of his ai,.r,i
rninjf last. He was in the stable ,tr.ii.i.
st.Jtiieatiitnola . , ....
I ... i , , , mo umo me iu uim-
. A VOllntr mn a ft 17 :..:n. ti . . i
. ....... t .11 iiibvi lie, iiun-ing-
n county, is sai.l to have had bis back
nl .it ''ri"H ar of a 8rious nature, and the
ti V.. "r" ,l,al "e fanuot recover.
I tl f Phllailolnl.; - T t -
."'finitely settled that Ocn. V . Kosa
t:nt i 'rrteld county, will be ap-
fr, ,3 w,e iart, consisting of Gov.
t -"rnft A,,.l;,.. r, , ,. .
l-rimi, iienerai miifll ana
I o ),:, , -Ny. s superintendent of pub
I 'J Z. .?RS 'ln', (founds at Harrisburg.
. "'igti McMonagle, of Prospect bor-
r"7ivT -.oi,,,,,,, , ,e .lonnsiown
I mi..,.: ' ' ""I'-frt'i lor me democratic
I i"'-?t,on or the office of Keeist-r amt
n.l MoM- wri,es
1 111 ilA dM.bt .
Jr-n ti omerwise competent to per-
'lie duties nertaininor In nai.l nniiiinn
III. . ' . . . !
1 ,i'"Krapuicai friend, Jas. A. Kit-
in.hi.ti "-ot- monina past nas een
.uc urauu l enirsi iioiei at .m
graTni'onnmlav tTr! . Ircli, we are assured tie1 almanac,
farMciPa;,
3-utL. the verge of manhood, o one '':!Zr,l'eh
seriously injured, but at the coming
. 1.1 1 .
weather.
tfrfnrtoonrlrni that assurrtuV'e aid lead us
to remark that Myers & Lloyd bare utill on
r.tnrt if. la .i.iitA i.t...i .i
of them ' ; ",V,JT ,.n 1 ir "''-Ives a large and varied assortment
alty preW, Led h, L IT .Plpen ofexceMent goods which will soon be a little
tr- i. " " vuciib. ntir. ot Ron o n tl..,..l,
w iiivye attenfion to the advertise
ment of Mr. Chas. J. Stab!, bookbinder, cf
Altoona. whorn we have known for a dozen
years and canjheartily recommend as a com
petent, honest and strictly reliable work
man, who gives entire satisfaction iu the
qna.ity aa well as the prices charged for
trill klUdS f t,nJinS- Oive bltn a
An Altoona lad named Marshall fen
years of age, was arrested in r..,.,f...
near that city, and commute.' t 1 i ' ! lmPr'onment of six mont
np on Tuesday night Tst pending vJ'ie V?"" JaiI- " C1,ar,B Fi
liverr to bis parents o ti J r L"g:. 'i3 "orner, convicted of larce,
ouug Marshall, notwitlistading his tender
-jre, seems to iw rather incorrigible, as he
has absented himself from bis home for the
past two or three months. Hence his arret
, A five-year-old daughter of Mr. II. Al"
,raw. 5f "ollidaysburg, was less fortu
nate in tailing from a chair, a distance of
on y abuut two feet, than was a three-year-old
son of Mr. John K. M'Farland, of the
same place, falling from a nord, t ,1"
pavement, a distance .f fully twelve feet, as
the former broke her left, arm at the elbow
out of
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sirahle on that account, and as they wish to
make room for a new Spring stock, all who
j bave the money to invest and the desire to
; invest it may depend upon getting the best
; f (roods and the best of bargains by calling
, onjthem during thejpresent month of March.
I Andrew Crouse, John McClarren and
j Wm. Quinton, found guilty at September
j term of court for participation in the rail
. road riots of last July and sentenced to an
imprisonment of six months each in the
iscus and
larceny at I)ecemler
Sessions and retired for a nerlod of three
months each, will all be discharged from
Castle Ryan on Monday next, at which time
their respective terms will expire ; and on
the following Monday Austin Launtz, now
serving a three months imprisonment on ac
count, of the part he took in the railroad
troubles, will breathe the air of freedom
once again.;
In remitting the money to pav for the
current volume of the Frf.kmak, Mr. J. I?.
Sweeney, formerly of Lore t to, now of East
while the latter MP,,,.,! " V"7 1. I ; "ra,'y 1 a- encloses an elaborately illustra-
contusions on the face g ,etI ,'f,"s card of Messrs. Logan & Svvee-
Joseph Mardis, of Indiana county, who
was found guilty in the U. S. District Court,
at J it thburgh and sentenced on the 0th of
vember, 1873, to seven years' imprison
ment for passing counterfeit money, and
Knfus K. Mitchell and John F. P.eed con
victed of similar often sea nn.l o..t.w..i
.....!... . Ill
lo one an tnree vears' i,nprjs
ney,nianufacturers and dealers in Italian and
American marble monuments, headstones,
tablets, etc. the senior partner in said firm
lting a nephew of Mr. John W. Logan, of
Johnstown, and the junior partner the gen
tleman already alluded to. Itoth members
of the firm are first class mechanics and de
serving business men, .and between the ltv-
onment, respectively have all been narl.V..i ' WR ,r"st u,ey win snccee.l in
by the defarto President VeaUbee"P anl oned , cumulating quite a handsome competency
H.Ztfr'i ZT?11"' tne ie of WUHam M. Lloyd, bank-
prelty SoM ni l fm 1 J K ,,'!"J at ! rnpr, -ay. the Altoona Mirror, of Wednesday
TiSnLK E ,Mwn.V.t.,"!i: " ! !Vr'!. Prt1.1 argntnent was had on the
in contact w th a l.r.vu.. l i ' pennon tor a lull to review the proceedings
'?". iaCl-W',Ul broke ,,OWn '"'V OH tho in the United Rtat.ea Distri.t flnn t h, wl.w-l.
i tie result was that the rider . it was decide.! that, il.. .vr ,fti;.i,.t i..
number and amount of the creditors peti
tioning for adjudication in bankruptcy.
The petition in the Circuit Court asks that
the finding iu the District Conrt, be review
ed ami reversed. Hon. S. S. Tilair, of Hol
lidaysburg. appeared in support of the peti
tion for review, and George M. iteade'and
George Shiras, jr., esqs., against the same.
After a partial argument, the further hear
ing was continued until the 15th of March.
We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. J. X. Itutler & Co., of Philadel
phia, their new wall map of Pennsylvania.
It is 4 by 6 feet in size, the counties beauti
fully colored, contains all the post-offices in
each county, correctly locates the railroads,
rivers and mountains, and is in every re
spect the most perfect map of Pennsylvania
that we have ever seen. A correct knowl
edge of the topography of one's own State is
highly important, and for that reason a copy
of this map ought lobe placed in every
school, office, counting-room, business house
and well regulated home, ill the country.
It is furnished at the low price of 56, and
we earnestly recommend it to public favor.
The JoUnstown Tribune of Tues.lay last
devotes nearl y half a column to telling about
a ten-year-old Irish girl w ho in lS'.H was
fent all the way from her native land to
Kliensburg by Express and delivered in
good order and condition to Rev. David
Harbison, the consignee, then pastor in
charge of the Presbyterian congregation in
this pla-e, who was in some way related to
the youthful heoriue of so long and eventful
a journey under such peculiar circumstances.
As tiiere was no Branch road at that earlv
day, the little girl was brought here by hack
from Wiimore and the following entry made
in the Express book. "Delivered girl, trunk
and cash (S"2), less 75 cents Express charges
from Wiimore to Ebensburg."
"We were not only afforded an opportu
nity on Sunday last to see and admire the
tasteful maimer in w hich St. John's church,
Johnstown, has been draped in commemo
ration of the death of Pope Pius IX., aud to
listen as we did with pleasure to the. fine
music ren.lere.l by the excellent choir, of
which Miss Julia Cox, the accomplished
daughter of John Cox. Esq., former County
Treasurer, is the leader and organist, but
we --ere also greatly edified by a strong,
forcible and exceed inuly ebviuent sermon
j on the subjec t of "Man and his relations to
tto.I, delivered by the pastor of said church,
rcadside, and
Was tli rnn- n 1 t:-i .i . .. .
uuini, ins nea.i siriKlng
Against a large stone, which crushed in his
okull and caused bis death about 3 o'clock
on the following afternoon.
f all sad words that e'er were writ, the
saddest are. "This suit .don't fit ' i...r
like those were never said, nor never will be
uttered by those who buy the clothes they
need, from James J. Murphy, against whose
goods, indeed, can not a single word be
muttered. Store at lO'.t Clinton street, Johns
town, where money can be saved and per
fect satisfaction secured by all who study
their own interests iu the buying of ready-
In Dec, 1H73. Miss Sarah J. Rhodes, of
Clappertown, Illair county, administered to i
the wants and accompanied to her destina- i
tion a sick lady w hom by chance she me', on !
a railroad train, and now she has been re
warded for her kind
be red $iX,000 worth in the will of the lady
in question, who died in Philadelphia on
the 5th of January last. Sick ladies in rail
road trains will no doubt bo iu great de
mand hereafter.
We have received from Hon. James J.
Thomas, a copy of the. bill introduced bv
him, and reported by the committee, which
provides for the vollecf ion of judgments en
tered on the Prothonotarv's docket for all
sums less than J.IO.OO. The certified copy
of the record furnished by the Prothnotary
is to be delivered to the justice nearest the
defendant, ami the debt collected as in orig
inal judgment rendered by him. If the bill
becomes a law we will publish it in full.
Our thanks are tendered to a young
lady and gentleman friend iu northern Cam
bria for an invitation to attend their wed
ding, which was to and no doubt did take
place in Carrolltown on Tuesday last, and
to participate in tliftfeastings and festivities
which were to follow, but as we could not
spare the tiine'for the purpose and have not
leen furnished with full particulars as to
the ceremony, we are forced to w ithhold the
notice and. reserve our special congratula
tions nuti! next weekj
At the shooting-match in Altoona ou
Fridsy last between several I51air and Cam
bria connty marksmen, Mr. ' Ion. Rodgers,
son of Mr. Lewis Rodgrs, of this place,
succeeded In capturing .tbe second prize, a
purse of 8U, the first and third prizes (J.lO
and $10 resnecti vely ) bing won by Messrs.
Marion M'Cartney and George M'lntosh.
Iwth of Rlair county. Following were the j Rev. Father Gallagher, who as
tor several months past has beer,
it.... - '.. nuiem. r.in-
tenantry ..... . j . .
' "nt m Uf ,Ht.,'!neiil in order
I irn "unorsnin or tne xcgtHter,
-T nw,JPaPr published iu that place.
I'"l i,V',:",,"K "ni named Thomas Marks
IH.." . 'v n't'h. the former a resideut of
yst,rg and the latter of HoiitzJale,
B;i. 1 ""tl and committed to the
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"at .. , J" ,,,r ""aiing a waien, over
, other valuables from a wood-cLop-
.T "-amu in Juuiaia township, that coun-
respective strings : Mr. M Cartney's 3 3-32
inches; Mr. Rodgers' 3 3-lti inches; Mr.
M'Intosirs, 3'. inches.
Ebensburg has just lost one of her
worthiest citizens in the person of Mr. Peter
Schwab, whj has secured a situation in a
woolen factory at Coatesville, Chester coun
ty, and will in course of a few days take up
his residence in that place. No better me
chanic or iore genial gent Lilian than our
young friund Peter can be trotted out any
where, and we ars sure that ail who knew
him will join with us in wishing him the
best, of good luck in his new field of labor,
a Coatesvillean though he is o lie.
I F sufficient encouragement, is extended
to the enterprise, Mr. Lena. Davis, of the
livery firm of L. & S. W. Davis, of this
place, will Ktart a milk wagon on Monday
morning next, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose
of supplying the lacteal fluid to those of our
citizens who don't keep cows of their own.
Orders should be left at the livery stable be
fore the time indicated, as the inauguration
of this new departure in our mi 1st, depends
upon the nttmlier of families who are willing
to bny their milk from the wagon.
An Altoona wedding had to be post
poned, if not totally dispensed with, on Tues
day last, in consequence of the failure of the
bridegroom rhat was to have been to put in
an appearance at the appointed time. The
young lady whoso affections were thus tri
fled with did not seem to le very much dis
concerted by the turn of events, although it
is fair to presume that she felt more like
crying than laughing when the truth dawned
npott her, albeit she is credited with having
Indulged in a loud smile upon finding her
self so shabbily treated.
Boots and shoes and gaiters and sich,
neat in style and firm in stitch, of all sizes
and prices, pegged and sewed, the finest
stock and the biggest load that ever was
brought to this part of the Stale, may now
be eeu in profusion great by those who
think it worth while to call at the cheapest
chsap store of S. Rlumen thai, where large
and small can be shod In a trice with boots
or shoes at the lowest price. Store at 1119
Eleventh avenue, Altoona, Pa. Don't fail
to buy thete and you will always gratefully
rememtier it for the excellent bargains which
you will be sure to obtain.
Wo don't know who originated the ru
mor that we bad withdrawn from the con
test for County Treasurer, but we are assured
that snch a rumor was prevalent alGallitzin,
aud probably elsewhere, only a few days
ago. It is proper to say that there is no
truth whatever in the aileged withdrawal,
our intention being to fight it out on that
line "until the last armed foe expires,"
unless it should happen, which is not at all
improbable, that we should have to do a
little expiring on our own hooki before the
ofher twelve or fifteen candidates have all
received their final quietus.
He pressed her to bis manly breast she
seconded the motion; his lips on ber's he
fondly pressed there was a slight commo
tion ; the end whereof will doubtless be a
wedding gay and "nobby," wi'.h a bridal
suit quite grand to see on the new made
"hubty," who fain must go to get the best,
the cheapest, finest kind of rainment, to
Godfrey Wolff, who leads the rest in selling
goods for cash in payment. An immense
siock of ready-made clothing of all styles,
sizes and textures constantly on band at
Godfrey WuIfTs great clothing bazaar, on
Twelfth street, next door to the post-office,
Altoona, Pa.
A correspondent writes to say thai the
entertainment given in Linton's Hall, at
Siimmltville, on Thursday evening of last
a zeaiotis
priest and instructive pulpit orator has few
equals and nosup' ri.irs In the diocese, or
out of it either for that matter.
The letter A plays a prominent part in
the names of the known and presumed aspi
rants to the office of County Treasurer. In
the first, place there are no less than three
Andrews on the list (Strittmatter, Yeagley
and Sirlouis); then conies an Augustine
(Criste), followed by John A. Kennedy,
James A. Shoemaker, and II. A. McPike.
That's all the A's, we believe, so far as
initials are concerned, the other candidates
spoken of, not all of whom are positively
known to be in the field, consisting of two
Patricks (Moran and Rodger) one Joser.b
i ( Wertner), and one Cairn (Leahy). The
latier, as well as all ot hers minus the A , are
not Cairn a great ileal about the initial so
as he gets the office, and we guess that's
abont the way the rest of us feol on the sub
ject. A woman, or some one dressed in wo
men's clothes of the darkest hue and wear
ing gum boots on her feet and a black
mask over her face, has been seen on at least,
t wo occasions perambulating the streets of
Altooona after night, and although followed
in both instances by one or more male
bipeds, and even forced to "git up and git"
on a double quick in order to keep out of
the way, she has thus for managed by the
aid of strategy to escape defection. Her
latest appearance was on Saturday morning
last between 3 and 4 o'clock, when she was
pnrsned by the night watchman at the Opera
Hons, but fuceeeded, as on the former oc
casion, in getting away without revealing
her identity. The presumption is that she
is a heart-crushed wife seeking for her tru
ant hnsband, brtf we are afraid the conclu
sion reached is too thin to wash.
Those who are in the habit of reading
the Altoona Horning 7Yio'ne will remember
a rather questionable etory published in its
columns a few tlays ago alnrnt a certain cit
izen of that place who, if the allegations be
true, seems to have been entirely oblivious
to the fact that his sister in-law was not as
much his meat (helpmeet) as his own law
fnl wife. No names were mentioned in
connection with the lecherous doings of the
guilty pair, but that does not seem to have
deterred a certain party over there from
confessing his guilt by bringing suit against
Messrs. Dorn & Pitcairn, proprietors, and
Mr. A.J. Greer, editor of the Tribune, for
libel, though how a case can be made of it
in the absence of names we are certainly at
loss to conceive. He that as it may, how
ever, the several gentlemen named were
waited on by an officer of the law last Mon
day afternoon and summoned before Re
corder Greevy to answer for having wickedly
and maliciously slandered somebody whose
name has never been specifically or even
remotely published in that paper in connec
tion with any scandal, libel, or other misde
meanor whatever. Each of the defendants
furnished bail in the sum of 51,000 for their
appearance at the next Court of Quarter
Sessions, which, as that paper alleges, is
SoOO more than the law allows the Recorder
to exact. Music in the air is what the Tri
bune promises before the little Job is ended.
A Creditable Recobd. A friend furn
ishes the Altoona Mirror with the following :
On the niarht of December 21, 1853, S. J, Hill
or Nineveh station, started out with a tin Inn
tern supplied with a taliov candle, as a nivht
.W,af.C-am.!n:?n tho P-K- "-and now February
-'), 18.8. he has wsiched 25 years and 2 months
In that time he has walked H.OOO miles in the
,., IS oury, manuiK a distance of al
most four times around the nlobe, ml has not
i - a - i j : . i . ir"-T-u :ivc in iih I mm nnmn u,- l Lr . i x
wee, lor me oeneni ot trie ainonc cnurcu dpr to wnlk " " ' " "r"
in that place, was a success iu every respect.
Not withstanding the darkness of th night
and the constant downpouring of rain, the
Hall was crowded toils utmost capacity.
Thanks are hereby tendered to memliers of
neighboring congregations who patronized
the entertainment so liberally, and'especially
to the Gallitzin baud, who favored those
present with the sweetest of music. We
understand the handsome unm of a hundred
and seven dollars was realized.
J5l.,H.tlUl steps. He has done nriil..t aiu,n a
l!M nurhift. I he pay-dxy this month mikes hi
pay-day in succession. Ue has burned 302
gallons of oil in Lis lamp; has had one oil can
IS year, and hus earned one lamp 7 years. He
has a Bche,lu!e. No. 4, July 5. 15S. In his posses
sion. He hits carried his watch 24 years, 10
months, and 10 nights ; has never had headache,
and never took a chewlor tobacco or smoked
pine or cijtar. It was 40 years last October since
he took a dram of any kind of liquor. No man
woman, or child ever heard htm swe.ir an Oath
Aud Ue has always enjoyed jrood health,
til? kv.ff Tr 11... T ". . ...
fcv x.i ins rAIUMTK liOBE, 1 lie
mortuary statistics of the w hole riviliz d
world show that about one-fifth of all man
kind die of consumption alone, and the num.
ber of deaths dire to consumption bears a
greater raiio to the whole number than that
of any other three diseases toge.ner. More
over, investigation proves that this ratio is
steadily increasing. Its increasing preva
lence has led to the popular belief that con
sumption is incurable. Every year hun
dreds of these sufferers seek, in the sunny
retreats of Florida or the dry atmosphere of
Colorado, for health and find only a grave.
The influence of the atmosphere the ou!y
remedial agent that either Florida or Color
ado can afford the consumptive is at best
only palliative. The cure of consumption
depends upon two essential condit ions : 1st,
the arrest of the abnormal breaking down of
the tissues, which prevents emaciation, and
2d, the restoration of healthy nutrition, in
order to stop the formation of tuberculous
matter. Fulfill these conditions, and con
sumption is as curable as fever. To fulfill
these conditions the required remedy must
increase the appetite, favor the assimilation
of food, and enrich the blood, thus retarding
the developmeat of tubercles. To accom
plish this, a more powerful alterative than
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
never been discovered. At the same time,
it soothes the irritation of t he uervous system
produced by violent coughing, which in its
turn so often leads to more serious results?
The use of "expectorants" in consumption
is absolutely suicidal. For while removing
the tutwrcl-s already formed, they produce
yet more serious results by inrla'ming and
destroying the sound and healthy tissues.
Consumption requires a remedy that will
soothe while it relieves; harsh nieuicines,
but add fuel to the flame that already threat
ens to consume the system. The Golden
Medical Discovery fulfil la these conditions,
and has been pronounced the best remedy
yet discovered to allay aud arrest consumption.
ft feiipMiillP w k :
f IB J -V
If 1
A Dastardly Aitkmpt to Wreck a
Train. Just after the "snapper" engine
bad been uncoupled from the Cincinnati
Kxpress west in the Pa. It. It. tunnel at
Gallitzin, on Saturday morning lat abont
5 o'clock, for the purpose, as is the custom,
of running it out of the way of the train and
on to one of the side tracks, a red light was
swung near tho western end of the tunnel as
a signal of danger by some person unknown,
w ho doubtless intended thereby to bring on
a collision between the train and the un
coupled engine, with the probable hope that
a terrible wreck and a chance for wholesale
plunder would be the result. Fully aware,
however, of the danger behind him, and
presuming that no worse fate could possibly
await him in front, the engineer of the
"snapper," choosing what he conceived to
be the least of two evils, disregarded the
signal given and drove ahead at a more
rapid speed than ever, finally coming out on
the side track without meeting with the
slightest mishap or accident of any kind.
Finding that no attention bad been paid to
his signal by the engineer of the "snapper,"
the bearer of the red light swung it on the
passenger t rain following and succeeded in
bringing it to a halt, after which be put out
bis light and disappeared as mysteriously as
he had come, without anyone discovering
who lie w or what purpose had in view,
though if he had succeeded iu the fiendish
work of wrecking the train, which is the
only theory by w hich bis conduct can be
explained, it is fair to presume that with
the aid of confederates in waiting olimder
and spoliation would quickly have followed
in the wake of diabolism ami what wuuld
in all probability have been wholesale mur
der of the moat fiendish aud remorseless
character.
RrnorocELE, or Rupture. Over forty
years experience in the application of trusses
and the treatment of Rupture has enabled
me to do tho best that can be done in ar.y
such cases. I make and apply trusses which
will always hold in a rupture or breach of
any kind, and located in any part of tho
body. In a large number of cases I can ef
fect a thorough ami radical cure. Who is
there that will linger through life with Ibis
dangerous deformity when such assurances
of safety are ottered ? No one. In cases or
children, a cure can always be a dec ted, as
well as in the cases of females, although the
disease is as one to five in that of the other
sex. I likewise treat, successfully, every
disease of deformity an weakness needing
outward supports, as well aschronicdiseases
of a difficult and stubborn character. Those
who have tried other sources and failed,
would serve their interest iu calling on or
addressing me.
Dr. Kf.yser, 240 Penr. Ave., Pittsburgh,
Pa., opposite Christ's Church. Cut this out
for reference. 2-ft.-ltn.
STRAWERIDGE 8c CLOTHIER desire to make known to con
sumers who find it inconvenient to visit the cky every time DRY
GOODS are needed, that oc.r Mad Order Department is so perfected
that shopping may be done while sitting comfortably at home as satis
factorily as at our counters.
All that is necessary is to address to r.s a letter mentioning tV Icind
of goods desired, and SAMPLES to select from will bc immediately
forwarded. Orders are filled at the identical prices for which the goods
are that day sold over the counters. The expense, trouble and f.uigue
of going to the city are avoi-b-.l and the goods are selected fr. m as
choice an assortment as would be inspected were our cstaUi,Lment
viaited in person.
For years we have made this peculiar branch of the Dry Goods bus
iness a favorite study, and the success of our MAIL ORDER DE
PARTMENT is attested by the fact that an order is rarely filled with
out making a permanent customer of the person ordering. Every order,
be it fr a yard of mu,!in or a wedding trousseau, meets wil'a the most
careful and prompt attention.
CAMPLES of all Wnd of DRY GOODS, SILKS, DRESS
GOODS, PRINTS, LINENS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS, e:c , wi-h
xcidths and prices correctly marked, promptly forwarded on appi.c'at.ou.
STRAYBRIDGE L CLOTHIER,
N. V.. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
rniLADELrniA.
JLocal Correspondence.
Elder Tu p., Feb. 25, 1ST".
Dear Frefm n -T thought a few lines from
this quarter would not come smiss in your val
uable paper, and I hope that you will lot them
have space. We had our first election in the
new township on the l!th inst.. mid it whs a
very .piiet one, not wit hstandinu- the excitement
about the name of the township before the elec
tion, there whsm petition out to have the town
ship culled I'nion. with 79 siarners, and also one
to hare it called Klder, with about :0 siirners.
The f'nion petition was kept out of the hands
of the attorney, dames l Ealy, Es.j.. mid it
could not be found until after Argument Court
and us one of our worth old citizens remarked
in his own peculiar way, "By this we have been
beat."
Now, it becomes my painful duty to let you
and the readers of your paper know of n very
serious accident which befell our fiiend nn.l
return judue of our election, H. V. Devine,
while on I.U way home from your town on
Thursday, the 21st inst. He was WHlkimr while
a friend of his was ridiinr the horse that he Imd
rode, and when they came to Jacob Kirk
patriek's placc.it bcinir dark at the time. Mr.
I), accidentally stepped into a rut, or hole in
the road, and Tell and as he think broke one
of the bones in his rijrht lejr above Ihcnnklc.
Me wns carried into the house of Mr. Jncob
Kirkpatrick. where he is now beimr well taken
care of and where it is to be hoped be will soon
recover from his injuries.
Elder township elected very irood men for
township olticers. and thoueh it was feared that
we would have some troublvon the d.y of elec
tion It passed off without any one hcimr hurt.
I cannot foriret the remark made tlx? other day
by our worthy physician. Dr. Pilisnury, who
snys that the name of Elder and the elder wped
are both remarkable. Ife claims to have dis
covered a new cure for fractured limbs in the
application of elderberry poultices to the bro
ken parts, which he says will effect a perfect
cure in about two weeks. Me is Koinsr to apply
foraTatent rijrht on his elderberry poultice,
which also, in his opinion, possesses a irreat
mairic power, and I canf see why it shouldn't.
as me very name or Klder alone had mnjric
power onouirh to draw out n petition of 79 i
siirners, which was marked at St. Boniface and
addressed to James (J. Easly at Carrolltown on
Friday preceding the lat Argument Court and
held it out from that office until the township
was confirmed with the name Elder, and then
it whs drawn back a train into the pot-nitiee t
Carrolltown. "A II by tiss we binn beet." Hi.t
I think if there isany virtue in havimr a power
ful name for the township, then we have it in
Klder, and if only those men who wanted the
name of Eider applied to our township will
hereafter be honest, and never again imitate
the Louisiana Jteturninir Hoard, then 1 will
think tiie bati'e is ail over and no I'nion man
hint; though if there should lie one injured I
advise bim tu apply Dr. PilltMmry's Elderberry
poultice, the area t cure all. 'By tiss we peeu
all righ;." More anon.
A Would-be Us ion Man,
LICENSE NOTICE.
T PETITIONS f..r Tavern. Quart and E1: ir
Hittise Licenses have been tiled It. thei.f.i -e
ot the Clerk f the t'onrt of lmirter Ssi:.in
of the I'caco. tn and for the County of Cambria,
by I he foilowlir named p.-r'ic.s! and will.
presented to tin- Jn.lircs .r said Court on
1st MiMTof M aucii. lS7Si.
tiVEHN 1 KKNSpS.
. Adaros Twp. Jacob. R. Spranl.
Allegheny Tp.-Mrr TMmouh.'-"
Hurr T. Nicholas Limbnur .
l"lu- -Sprint Hr John K. Litiing-ar, Jeiin
Crouse. A !( in Iel.ten.
Chen! Twi. .lowph lihody.
CnrroiltoKn Hr. L wrenoe Schroth, EJwaitf
I.. Hinder. Andrew il. Hanit.
Coneiiintiirh H'r.- Jo?rph Mentier, John Wi t
msn, 1st Wnrd: Hugh lreenwod. M Iclmel Tx
hey. Joseph Ibillev. Lawrence Keieh, 2d Ward.
Cambria lt..r. Vtr Koth Charles Hovle Itor
nard Htrpatrlck EdwM Howe, Mleh'l Hall-irso.
Henry ti.-re. V.Iirabeih McUonald, 1st WarJ;
Upo. Alirner, 2d Ward.
Croyle Twp. Peter Rrown John Metltrer.
Clearfield Twp. Thomas iMmphv.
End Coucmautfh liur. Lenor Ket, lUvld Fa
loen. Elensbiirir Hor.T. H. Heist, Eaot Wsrl: !t
chael Lattcrner, Christina Foster, John A. lilair.
VtWrd.
Franklin Itnr. Pc'e Puhrtti.
OalliiTin Kt-r. Albert Bonder, Jatnec Manila,
lhinlol C. Vnn.lrew.
Johnstown Hur. Honrr Von Alt. John Karr.
' 1st Ward : I". 11 Wi l..ur, John Hash. Itdin V.
Charter. Philip Sehnlt liels. C..nra1 Kaati. Fliia
betn Kohlr-r. I'IimiiihjS. laTis, John rhif1 hour
John .MeD.rmPt. John I Toad. Michael FineT
Pat'k U'C.nnll. 2d Ward : Joseph H..ler Join
Frit , Adam Bicr-hnk. 'ieorite Shaffer. Charb
Zimmerman. Fr., Cl.arlen Kast, John M. klnx,
Charles Kropp. Autrust Uanircs. Joseph Sti.fcm
ker, " t Ward : A. Pfeif-r. m. H. Hsuerlv. s m.
H. Thompson. Jacob Fend. 4-h Ward ; J.'.hnnna
Welirand. Mh Wrd: Henrv Shaffer. 6t h Wur;.
Loretto H'T. Florlun Hennele. A. .I.Chris?.
Millville Hor Emanuel .1 fines. HP-hard li.".w
lin. Jos. Fiol.iliouso. !i u h McUrory, 1st Ward;
Kol.ert SnRern. 2d Ward.
Oelton. KicidanJ Two. Christiana Hems,
Isernard Noon.
Sumtnftville Hor. Christian Reich.
'lunnelhfll It. .r M khat-l AI c.l orris. Anthony
MeCuc. Mathcw IMirn-in. Patrick O Uowd.
Wiimore Itor. Oeo.Wcnderoth, Joseph Horner.
John Johr.th.
Wachlr.ifton Twp EiiHS J. Uner. Michael C.
Bradley, Geo. J.Srhadcrr. C A.iiejrire. Mar
Kret Helle. Mark B Mclaujrhiin, J. S. Kiel.
Voder Twp. Jacob Koehin.
QCAET Lit tN8K8-
Johnstowri Hor Henry Frltl, John L-udwtf.
i lhei &. Co.. 3d Wnrd.
KATI Horse t-ICEWSKS.
Chest Twp. Thomas i lit. Oporto Crook
Carrolltown H..r. Henrv Blum. Julius Stelch.
Johnstown Bor. Ann M'arv Kurtz. 1st Ward;
Charles Wehn, John A. Steuiuior. jncoO Jacob .
4th Ward.
Iretto Hor. Peter Brown.
Wilnmrc Bor. John S. hroth. P. F. Klrbv.
Washinicton Twp. Jesse McOouirh Ct.rlsto
pher Kobinn. C F O I'llWK LI. -!erk.
Clerk e Otflc, Ebensburg Feb. la, lsrs -su
Closing Out Sale I
PRICELESS DISCOVERY,
m-o Oiii'o ioi liloK.
A sure cure for the blind, bleedimr. itching and
ulcerated piles has been discovered bvlr Wil
liam an Indian remedy cal led Ir. "William s
Indian Ointment. A tlmrle bottle has eorcd tho
worst old chronic oast si twent v-tive and thtrtv
years" standing. No one need siiiler live minute's
after applying this wonderful soothing uiedirii.e
I-K.tlons, instruments and electuaries l.i more
harm than irdod. Willinm's f .,.,t...n..t o.,.....
the tumors, allays the intense itchim? (purlieu- j
larlv at niiiht after jrettimr warm in bed), nets as '
poultice, irjves instant and painless rebel, ami j
Is prepared only for Piles and nothinit else. '
1 Imuran. Is of cured patients attest its virtues j
and physicians of all schools pronounce It the .
greatest contribution to medicine of the aire. It '
matters not how Ionic or severely you have been :
suffering-, you can be cured. j
.Mr. Joseph M. Hyder-Cleveland. Ohio, writes i
i ruii.-r.-n n.r years with ltehina; and l l.-eratcdi
1 lies, tried remedy after remedy advert ised and i
consulted physicians in Philadelphia. Louisville,
Cincinnati. Indianaiiolis and this eiti- n,i !
hundreds of dollars, but found no relief until I ol-
iaine,iai.ox ol Dr. William s Indian Ointment. 1 his business as earlv in 'll.o Spi Inir as wosslt
roniK i.mr niontns nvro, and it has cured me com- j will from this date sell STOVE" H A It I ' AKL
ptetely. I had a part ol t he br.x lett which 1 u-.n-o i TI V and Sll H:T. 1 l.'i i V ve a u k-
1,1 lr.,.nrl ,.r ... , . I. . . I. .. . . I J" """"
... .. .... . ......v. n o.f H..I. ..oi-.ui w u ii man v i
physicians, and as a last resort went to the noted 1
Hot Sprinits. Arkansas. f..r treatment. He in- !
f'.rms me that the In. linn Ointment has also cured
him of the Piles. It is certainly a wmderful dis- !
-1 - K . rl..... ! . t . J 1 ....
.......n.o. rii..i UT-"I .. IIIU mHIlT inous- , . ,. . ....
ands who are nun suffering' with that dread L A' my Ft"ck" which Is almost entirely new. wag
dise-.se. ; bouicht fur cash when to...! s were down to th low-
-tl0.0OO Reward wi 1 be paid Tor a more cer
tain remedy. Sold by all HruxKist. IiR.ti. W.
FR A Z 1 EK, sole proprietor, Cleveland, O.
if, !. AT-
COST! CGSTM COST!!!
' THE uTnlerpffcned. harlnjr cnnolnJed to clone up
AT COST FOR- CASH !
-iViicl CsikIi Oiil.
HYMEMML.
- SMET-TZER McCONXELL.-Marriod. at Pt.
Micha -I'b church. Loretto. on Tuesday, Feb 2!
1S7S, by Rev. Father Rush. Mr. Ekimhn vn
SMKf.T7.KH. of Brady's Rend. Pa., and Mi- n
ME L. JlcCosNtu, of AlleKheny township.
II IT V A 11 Y.
HF.IP. Pied, near Summit ville. on Monday
niht, Feb. 2", lsT. Mrs. Fkante- Hfrtn. the be- j
loved and excellent wife or Si.xtus Heid, tiKcd !
about 20 years.
The deceased lr aves a husband nnt rm.ramoii 1
cminren iw mourn Her early death. May she
i rest in peace. r,
j A I'TLI CATION' FOR PARDON.
' Notii-e is hereby given that applica-
I tlon for the pardon of T. It. Van Norma, now
I s rvinir a term of Imprisonment in the Camhria
! county jail, will be made to the Board of Pardons
j at their uieetinon tho pu:st Tiesuav ot Arm L
next.
Ebcnsbur'ir. March 1. 1879 .-St.
Sn.toy Life. What a truly Leant if nl
world wb live iu ! Nature gives us a grand
eur of mountains, plena and oceans, and
thousands of means for enjoyment. We can
desire no In-tter when in perfect health;
but how often do the. majority ot" people'
feel like civina it tin ilisheJ.rt...,,.,! ,t
aged and worried out with disease, when i
....... .... ul-:.imuii iur mis leetmg, as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory pr.nif
that Green'B August Flower will make
them as free from disease as when liorn.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the di
rect cause of seventy-five per cent, of such
maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion Sick
Headache, Cost iveness, Nervous Prostra
tion. Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of
the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Thee doses of August Flower will provj its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles. 10 cents
Try it. For gale by Lemmon & Murray.
Kbeusburg.
Tt e a d This and Profit by It. S. Tei
tlebauiii & Brother, of Carrolltown, have
just received another new invoice of goods
which they are now offering for sale at much
below former quotations, aa will lie seen by
the following list of rn'e8: Brown Sugar
worth 10c. per lb., reduced to 8c; White'
Stifcar, worth lie, reduced to 9c,.; Green ltio
Coffee, worth 2.a:., reduced to '20c. ; 9 boxes
Coftee Kssen.-e, worth 3.1c., reduced to 25o. ;
10 yds. best Calico, with spool and buttons,
wotth 7"h;., reduced to 00c. ; best Ginghams
worth 10c. per yard, reduced to Sc. In a.U
dition to all which, men's clothing, lioots,
hats, etc., will he sold until April 13th at 5
per cent, less than cost by
S. Teitelba'um & P.ro.,
Formerly People's Cheap Cash Store.
Carrolltown, Pa.
Handsomely Refitted. The great
Steam Dental Establishment, 278 Penn ave
nue, has been refitted throughout, and now
presents an elegant appearance. Dr. Quinoy
A. Scott's business, already the largest in
the State, issteadily increasing. In connec
tion with his large fine reception rooms
there are nix different offices, which are cotw
stantly filled with people seeking relief from
pain, getting artificial teelh. or having their
natural ones filled and preserved. Tho se
cret of the Doctor's success is simply that
he is the most skillful dentist in the State,
always gives satisfaction to his patients, and
charges less for first-class operatious thau
auy one elso.
Moi.i.iF. Maocikesix Westmoreland
County. The Pittsburgh IthvtU-K of Tues
day and a telegram from that city of the
same date furnishes the following :
The cases of incendiari-ru. numerous myster
ious accidents. buiKlaries. etc.. al Irwin, in the
past three years, are latniiiar to the public. It
is now stated that ex-ShoriiT tJnfTev, of West
moreland county. has succeeded ir. tracing them
to ii iriinif nl Molly Mairuire. He recently ob
tained a clue whheh induced him to seek an iti
terviont with one Partitt. a miner. Partitt.it
seems, told the whole story. He said the .Mollies
has had an oi-traniz.it ion theie for three years,
their society uumberinir lifteen persons. They
met reirularly in a boiel at Shafton. Fioin
here they issued numerous '"coffin" n. dices,
nnd devised their execrable work. They led
the eiisily-maniitred miner? into till sorts of
troubles. One Fowler, whom th"j- diMikcd,
they tried to assassinate. They burned numer
ous tipples and check houses, Iioiiyrhcrtv's Ho
tel, Commercial Row, and other buil.i'.otfs.
Durin therein of terror in Pittsbnrirli thty
burned the lattre stack of hay on the Pennsyl
vania (ias Coal Company's farm, and also cut
the tek-KTnph wires near Irwin, They killed a
youmr man named Cat roll, one niirht, and
placed his body on (he railroad truck before
the a pproachmir Fast Line, to deceive the au
thorities, who discovered the body, mang-led
by the wheels, at dawn of day.
This was the substanceof i'arfltt's statement.
Mr. (iuffey told bim if ho wmild (ret another of
the frame to confess they would be paid 1.0O0
each. n these terms another witness was pro
cured, who fully corroborated Parlitt- The
first witness was detained, and the second was
allowed to return to Irwin to make some ar
ransTfinents for eocurinir the balance of the
jranir. It seems he repented at the last moment,
for no sooner hud he reached Irwin than he
sounded the alarm and then left for parts un
known. The others were not lonsj in, following.
Itefore the people of Irwin knew anything
about the affair the part ies had all decamped.
A irreat deal of excitement exists now iu the
community. It was rumored yesterday that
OX Till: RECEIPT OF FIFTY
CENTS we will send, postage paid, to
any address. a handsome Chromo of "His IIOI.I
KSS, l.l-.O XIII." from an authentic Purl rait
loaned the j.ut.lishers by his Orace. Archbishop
AVooJ. Ad-lress. Chromo Department,
VtTIO.ML hi UFA I OK EM.RWIMi.
13-1.-21. 51J Pine Street, Philadelphia.
rVT OTICK IX PAJITITI O X To
William M vers, f residence not know
and Joseph Myers, of Weather!. Carbon count
i-r .noir-ano icai representatives..! .l(,hn M
deceased : Take notice that an in.U'-st wi
nem at the resilience or the late John Myers, of
Munster township, Cambria county. Pa., tee'd.
on .iii'MiAT, me "111 day of April. A. D. 1S7S.
io o cj.wk in tne forenoon ol that day. lor the pur.
p...e oi nipiui apariiiionoi ;nereai estrtle
sai-J deceased lo and anioiur his heirs and le.r
representatives, it the same can he done without
prejudice to r spoilinv the whole : otherwise to
value and appraise the same - at who-h time nn
place you arc requested to attend, i' y .ii thin
proper. JOHN K i A . Shoritl.
SherifTs Oihee, Ebensburg. Feb. a;, ld7s.-6t.
est point, and as the manufacturer of many pus
in my Hue are lnl y advancing their trices, this
slfer gives the public tho
BEST OFFORTRiTY TO SECURE BARGAINS
EVtR PRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.
In order to Rive tl public an Idea of what I am
selling (cuoi.1 at 1 submit a few of my
Great Reductions In Prices:
Double-bitted Axes, worth 1.5o to 11.78.
Kedaced to 1.1S to tl.83.
Kn'.ve and Forks, worth oe. to M no.
lied need to 6Se. to 12.60.
2u. i"ia. lable Spoons, worth 3 50 to i5.f.o,
lieduced to 2.W) to 13.00.
Sil. Pla. Teaspoons, wor h tl.75 to 175.
Iteueed to to ai.SS.
Sll. Pla. Tabla Castors, worih 1.7t to k f-o,
Ke ueed to 1 15 to
Cook Stoves, worth 25.oo to .so.oo.
Kedueed to lg 00 to!2S 00.
Heating Stoves, worth 8.h to S5 Oo.
Kedueed to U.OO to tSS.OO.
Ant correspond In rednctKus In all other (rotKlg
now In stock. In short, no more than eost prieo
will be bskpiI for anv arttele on band, while many
thin will bo SilLli AT LLSS TH Alt COST.
In in a kin if this offer, however, I wish It to b
distinctly understood that no toods will bo per
mitted to leave the s;or until paid for. Promises
to pay to. morrow or next week will not answer, as
1 am determined to close out tcy bnelues on a.
cash baIs only.
tf Persons owlr.tr me book avnnntt or notes
are reuesied to pav up nn.l save costs.
UKOKOE HUKTLET.
Ebensburg, Jan. 11, lrsis. tt.
S:0VERC0ATS!
IIOVERCOATS!
OVERCOATS!
AUDITOR'S XOTICE! In the
matter of the petition of Mii h'l II. I:a
frer. Administrator of Peter Kai?er. decM. for an
oroeroi t.;oart as to the share of Harriet Ia
one oi me neirs oi sai.i 1'eter Kairor. and to
diseharsrel from liability as Administrator.
mn Iret.'y, 1S7S, M. E. Hueklev. Ls.t.. appointe
Auditor to report facts, and it he find said Harriet
Kai(er be deceased, then, after allowing proper
coinpensat ion to Administrator, distribute balance
among those legally entitled to the same.
lit I ho f 'ourl
tn pursuance of the abovs appointment.
atienu to l lie unties ot said appointment,
office in Kbensburir. on TrEsry. M a uot
ls.n. rn j o chick, r. M , when and where ail par
wi-o tuiercbicu. m.iy aiien.i.
M. E. HECKLE Y, Auditor.
Ebensburg, March 1, ISTS.-St.
AT
ail par- I
Chikf Justicb Chase payB : "Mount
Union is among the best, cheapest and most
progressive of American Colleges, rendering
a thorough education in any Department ac
cessible to all." Great improvements lately
made, new buildings under way. The Col
lege year of Spring. Summer ami Fall terms,
beginning last Tuesday in February, May
and August each year, enables studenla of
either 6er to earn expenses by teaching
Winters without losing lime. Different,
students last year, 8.12 ; in 31 years, 13,648;
property worth 8537, 8C!, benefitting students.
For new catalogue address Pres. Hartshorn,
LL. D., Alliance, Ohio.
some of t he parties had been captured, but a
teleirram from Sheriff Guffey to the t.pafci (
last niirht stated that this wns not the enw
Following are the names of the parties for
whosearrests warrants have been issued : Har
ry Davis, whocorrob.irated Parfltt's confession;
Pat, Dougherty, George Carroll, John Sneddon,
Harry Devlin, Harney Murray, Peter Glenn,
William Lewis, P.Murray, Heddy Gormly, Jack
Woods, James I lorn n and Sandy Sneddon. Geo.
Parfltt and Itob't Whitelaw arc in jail at Greed 9
burir. Tho others have fled.
Paddy Doyle, formerly the lender, was drown
ed last summer while crossing- the river in a
skiff. Sandy Sneddon and Paddy Doyle kept
tavern at Iwin's Station, and it was at their
houses the gang met. Partitt states that on the
niirht of young Carroll's murder he waa detail
ed to keep the railroad watchman from patroll
inir the tracks until after the Fast Line had
passed over the burly, which his associates had
placed on the track. Ho did so by ctigujriug
tho watchman in conveisution.
TS. K. Thompson's Gkkat Healtscj
Ointment, for Bores, frosfed feet, fever
ftores, burns, old ulcers, boils, etc., etc. A
sure and speedy cure.
Directions. Spread on a thin eloth, and
change once or t wice a dav, washing each
tune with genuine Castile Soap. Prepared
ty K. K. Thompson, Tltnsville, Pa., and toM
by Lernrpou & Msrry, Ebeubburg. Pike,
DON'T NECLCCT A COUCH
or t 'old. when 25 ets. will buy a bottle of Dr. Fra
zier's Cough Syrup at any drug store. It. hag
wrought a complete change In Comch medicines,
is pleasant as honey, and always cures.
TO COKSl'MPTIVKN.
Dr. Frailer's Cough Syrup, used In connec
tion with Dr. Frazier's Hoot Bitters, will ci kb
COMBUMPTlON.
Stasdahi) Steav LAmnsv, I
Cleveland, O., Oct. 30, '76. t
Dr. Frazier. Dear Sir: 1 feel It a dnty I owe
to suflerinir humanity to write you. For some time
1 was sorely a micted with a couirh. raising bad
stnfr, with every symptom of lejn eon fir toed
consumptive. I tried different medicines and
cures without findinirrellcr: I also consulted three
of our most prominent Cleveland physicians, the
last one of whom pronounced my case" serious, and
informed me that I could not live more than a few
months. About this time, hearing of y.tur wonder
ful success, 1 commenced taking your Syrup in
connection with your Koot Hitters, and was at
once benefited, and afer uslnx the medicine some
twu months I find myself entirely cured.
TOKKNCF. llt'N'N.
t,Mr. Dunn again writes, under date oT Aug.
4, 1S77, Dr. Frailer, Dear Sir I can endorse
your medicines more srrengly than ever from the
tact that It is now nearly one year slnee I wax
cured. My lunirs are to-day strong and sound,
having no return nf the disease.
S.The above Medicines speak for themoelvcs
Du. O.W. FKAZ1ER, Proprietor. Cleveland, O.
J'vr sale by all Urussists,
ADJOURNED EXECUTOR'S SALE. I AT BARKERS'
MMIK underlined will r ffer for sale at public ; J"J AUiVJ
JL outcry, at the Court House in F.henburg, on j . , ,
AT MMUKkS'
AT BARKERS'
IVInlay, rVliivcli lltli,
1878, at I o'clock, r. H., all that certain j
Homestead, or Piece or Parctl of Land, j
situate In Carroll township, Cambria county. Pa., i
bounded on the north by lands of Peter Hoover
f nd heirs of John Dennett; en the east by lands ,
of Michael Noon : on the south bv lunda of John
Murray and Adam Schettlir. and" on the west by j
lands of SHld Adam Schettig : containing lt j
Arre and S7 I't-rctie., more or less, about 10.1 !
Acres of which arc cleared, the balance, about 60
Acres, heln timber land havinir i hereon erect- '
ed a two story Loo )wkllio Hot sk, with good
cellar, a Log Hank Darn, with Sheds all around,
and other Outbuildings. There is aa excellent
spring of 11 vinsr water near the door, a irood spring
house, and a thriving oreharJ of ap;.le rnd peach
trees, in lull bearing, on the premises ti e same
beinjr tho real estate of which MicIiHel Murray,
late of said township, died sc. ted. Titlk :ndis
pctabi.k. iThore Is an a bun Janee ot hemlock and har1
wood, ns well as rail timber, on the 60 Acres not
cleared.
Teems op Sai e. One-third cash on delivery of
deed, and the balance in two equal annnal pa v.
nienis, with interest, to be secured by the bonds
and mortgage of tho purchaser.
. JAMES O. VTTRlt AY,
March 1, lsT3.-2'. Surviving Executor, &.e.
A UDITOll'S NOTICE. The un-
dersigned, having heen jippninted Au
ditor by the Orphans' Court of amliria county
to report distribution of the fund in the hands i".f
F. Dumphy. administrator of John Dumphy.
dee'd, as shown by his final account, to aii.l
amongst those entitled to receive the same, here- '
by gives notice that he will sit al his office In
F.tensbur. on S atcrdav, the Ii day of M a kch ,
next, at lOo'elock. a. m.. for the purix.FO of at- :
ten.limr to the duties of his sa'd appointment ; at
which time and place all persons interested may ,
attend if they sec proper. i
.T.O. I.AKF, A.!vl. '
Ebensburg, Feb. ii. It's. 3t. j
NUMfTToN can be cured.
For proof of the tact so my circular, which wttl
be sent frf.e to any address. Oi;a(J1. Jdobbs,
81 Coriiand". street, .Nw York.
Praaticil WatcMer anl Jeweler,
One Uoor Weft cf Huntley iUrdware Mori,
EBEMSBURC, PA.,
HAS always on hsnd a larse. varied and ele
fnt "..rtmoni ot WA'it'HKS, I Ih;KS,
J h.VKLHY, SPKt TACLLS. KV E-GLASS ES.
tc. which he oftcrs hr rule at lower prices than
any other dealer in the county. Persons needing
nnyt hing In his line will do well to give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
f Prompt attention paid to repairing Clocks.
Watches. .Iwwelry, Ke.. and satisfaction guaran
teed in : oi.li wrk and price.
Ebensburg, Jan. 26, lTS,-tf.
COUNTY" COM M I SSI ON Ell. Ir.
. cninpiiatice with the ishea of ir.any
J f len.ls. I have concluded to M k fatidtdftte for tho
ollice of Cunty CoiniEl;i.iier, subieci to Itokto
! cratic rules. 'JbSlJE D. 1'AKkiSH.
I t.OT FU. IV lS7.-3t.
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